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can be made for the money. Come and see !;
cash or payments. WILLIAM NANDERPOOL
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FLETCHER-HVENUE DRAINAGE.
The City Is Sued for Damages on Ac-
count of 1t,

William D. Wilson is the owner of a
house and lot on Fletcher avenue and he
and his wife Jointly own an adjoining house
and lot. Yesterday they filed two suits
against the city to recover damages al
legged to have been incurred on account of
the bad drainage of the street. 1t is al
legged that the defendant permanently i'm
proved the street in 1894 in such a careless
and negligent manner as to concentrate
and draw large volumes of water from the
surrounding streets, alleys and territory
into and upon said street in front of
plaintiffs property and upon the said prop
erty; that the defendant the city, negli-
gently failed to provide sufficient sewerage
to convey off the water and in consequence
of the overf1ows the rental value of said
houses has fallen and the property has de-
preciated in value and is rendered I'M
healthy and almost unfit for occupancy,
and that the foundations We're damaged
and caused to cave in. The plaintiffs de-
mand $1,000 in each case.
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,nturday,s Local Observntions

Bar Their. r. H. Wind. Weather Pre-
Z a. m. .30.19 81 81 South. Cloudy. T.
p m. 1904 SO Il South. PIT. Cloudy. T.
Maximum temperature. rs; minimum
temperature, 63.
Following is a comparative statement of
the temperature and precipitation Sept IS:
Temp. Pre-
Normal ........................... 62 009
Departure from the normal ..... "S -009
Departure since Sept. 1........... *1.57
Total departure since Jan. H.. *547 Il 0S
%Plus c. f. r. WAPPENHANS
Local Forecast OfficiaI
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STORAGE-Indiarapolis Warehouse Co.. 265- 273
s. Penn. St. Pennsylvania- tracks Phone l34s.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-12
rur rroOD IN FIFTH-ATE.

...,,r, ~ n water main in Ffth-ave., near
,ne ,,u,hSst late on Thursday night noooed
r,,n,ber Of cellars OF houses in the avenue .,
., ,s Forty-ffth-st and also some cellars =. =,
south as ro' ,,ove The first indication OF
ho"sss as At II o'clock when the manhole cover al
troup'e was I'D Eortv-hf;h-st. blown into tne
,r hv sudden rush of water The water co"',,'ur
to spout out of the bow-O for nearly an 70 Madi.
~ largo pool from which stream ran u 49,.
ins "' rha water soaked through the ground INTO
so"-'o . ool,rs damaging considerable property anu
ca@,ns rn@ much inconvenience to hOusehOdsrs
nas Engineer George W. Birdsall OF the Depart
ment of Public Works said yesteOay .na., oarsed ~ I
opinion the city was not liap'e io' ''e
nv the bursting OF the mains ,,as,s used in the
"The trouble resulted from heavy oiasS sad pS Sr e Bird
woh ~ "tontractors are sometimes mistaken as 70 ,e
sect Of their blasts although they v bonds
,,,o dgence in such matters AS tney e,, Esc .har
e w iha city in Of accident IN iuili.is "a
contracts do not believe tna bs 6mrstlne Of
2,t' thn mains could get a verdict against the CITY,
New-York tribune., 1896-12-12
MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINMENTS.

A reception for the grand commander OF the state
OF New-York John A. Mapes. was given last even
ing. under the auspices Of Cocgr de Leon Com
mandery. at the asylum of the commandery. Ma
sonic Hall. Sixth-ave. and Twenty-thrd-st. Mr..
Mapes. who elevated 10 his present place a
few months ago has been for many years MEM
Der of Cour de Leon Commandery. and was at one
time its commander About three hundred men,
bers and guests were present. including representa-
tives from every commandery in the city. Mr.
Mapes who was introduced to those present by
Commando c. Victor Twiss. made an address. in
which he spoke of the pleasant relations which had
existed between himself and his fellow knights
in the comnandery. also dwelling at some length
upon the good work accomplished by the knights
Templar John Stuart. Grand Master OF Masons Of
the State Of NewYork. also spoke. Palestine Com
mandery took the opportunity 10 present TO Grand
Commander Mapes a huge basket of flowers. Fol-
lowing the formal exercises there was dancing and
supper. Among others present prominent In Ma
sonic circles were William j. Mcdonald. the Rev.
c. l.. living. c. Heyser. f. s. Eunison. DR.. j. r.
McGregor A. l.. Northrup. w. u. Inness. John
Little. John II. Chaplin. a. Il. Beardsley. r. NJ
Morgan. George Whitfield Brown ". Y. Kretch-
more. j. Harvey Connci X. NJ Stivers. Peleg b.
Spooner. George j. Kgen. Henry W. Smith. T. ~
Doll and f. r. Mccarthy.
The New-York Genealogical and Biographical So
ceiy. at its regular monthly meeting last evening
New-York tribune., 1896-12-12
WEST SUPERIOR PLANT FORECLOSED.

Superior. Wis, Dec. lin the Circuit Court Of
Douglas County yesterday the case Of the Central
Trust Company of New-York against the West
Superior Iron and Steel Company came up. when
the plaintiff was permitted to foreclose mortgage
In the of sl.6oO00 upon the steel plant Of the
defendant. This case has been on In the courts In
both this city and New-York for several years
Some weeks ago effort made TO effect q
reorganization OF the West Superior Iron and STEEL
Company, but Mr.. Rockefeers attorneys. who
then in Superior, thought that 1t would be
best first to fore close the mortgage so that they
could acquire a clear title The plant will be sold
year from now, but In the mean time II will b
operated with Mr.. Rockefeller's capital behind IT,
New-York tribune., 1896-12-12
BETWEEN DAINTY COVERS.
FOop FOR THOUGHT AND ENTERTAIN
MENT IN THE PUBLICATIONS OF
FINK & WAGNALLS.

Tho recent publications OF Funk e. Wagnalls are
coteworthy among the many interesting BOOKS
placed before the public this month Ihey appear
with high recomme tons and promise 10 WIN
great popularity.
One OF these works Is notable from the fact that in
tire heat Of the late political campaign II was
source 20 which Major Mckinley turned Tor mental
relaxation and enjoyment This is set OF STORIES
'The Columbian Historical Novels by Johh H.
Afuslck who has spent almost ten years III '''e
preparation. They comprise twelve taes OF love a"
Adventure summing up the history OF THIS conh'r!
in the form of hc,ion from the time OF the carry
Yuronean settlements In the New World until re-
cent date. The titles Of the several voinines are
"Columb!a: a Story OF the Discovery OF America
"Es,evan: A Story OF the Spanish Conquests; 81.
Ausrstine Story OF the Hognenots, roca
hon.as: A Story OF Virginia. The Pilgrims:
stocv of Massachusetts," "A Century Too Soon:
4 Story of Bacon's Reoellon:" The Witch OF Salem;
or Credullty Run Mad" "Braddock: A Story OF the
French and Indian Wars" Independence: story
OF the American Revolution" Sustained Honor:
Story of the War of 1872" "Humbled Pride; story
OF the Mexican War;" and Union: Story Of The
Great Rebellion and OF Events Down to the Present
Day" The complete contains over oVn pages
and 300 su-page half-torc Illustrations. with poi-
traits and pcn-and-ink sketches by f. A carter
The writer's style Is easy and entertaining the piot
and matter Of his story being always Kept 10 the
front waie INC historical narrative involved Is
giver faithfully. Presidents Dwight OF Yale, ana
Andrews. of Brown, are among the many VINO e~-
press appreciation OF the work. Each volume con-
tains an historical. index. chronology and map 10
be referred 10 In connection with the period in whicn
the stor, hes and is bound III haf morocco. or
cloth witn gold stamp The print is larse and clear.
ard iAe hes, quality OF heavy calendered book paper
Is used 1,..-...
The New Cyciopaed.a OF Practical Quotations,
compiled by j. K. Hoy, Is another desirable book
Whicl, ,as been the subject OF warm commentator
by Ho.r.es. Longte9wi, George William Cats' Cu1tis'
Wendell Pf.ll.ps. Noah Porter. Samuel j. Randall.
Gecrcs D. Fdmunds, George W. Childs. ex-Mayor
Abram s Hewitt Di Howsri Crosby and secretary i;,
F-elir .. ,.uyse, amorg others. Ii contains 5000
ouota tjons classified under 700 topics. taken from
fhe writings oi an immense number OF living ana
dead writer's an extended concordance. index or
New-York tribune., 1896-12-12
cT,TrV ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

rhere was a lively dispute yesterday morning III
tho ferry-house at St George between 'ie e'.p'o'
II the Staten Island Electric Company anu No. ~"
:, - pa,,d transit Company. Two men, employed
-, tho trolley company. under the direction OF the
s,.rtor went into the ferry-house just as ooa'
landed and stationed themselves in front OF the
woit,ng-room. shouting This way TO the .ro"es.
passengers carried free 20 any part OF the is'ano
Two of the steam road employees ordered ,he ''' ~
leave the place but they persisted Ill s'ou'e
,,o,,. ,usb,nr match occurred The men pulled
.,d hauied each other over the driveway wh'ie the
nassenpers looked on No blows were struck TOT
New-York tribune., 1896-12-12
FIint'S Fine F Furniture.
DAINTY CORNER CHAIRa
$500.
hen things began to take serious turn the ts,,.

when things began to take serious turn the tn,
ley men went away.
In the County Court yesterday Patrick Darcvv
was convicted of assault in the second degree for
stabbng Thomas Hannah OF Port Richmond, aA
was sentenced to sixty days in the county jail.
The following have been elected uirectors Of the
Staten Island Electric Company Colonel q. B. n
Harvey General Samuel Thomas. Thomas F. Ryan
H. H. Rodgers II. d. Babcock III. w. Poor W {,
Oakman, Charles r. Flint. and c. Il. Van Ostrand
County Engineer Henry p. Morrison Is preparing
for advertisement all the roads the county road
map with view Of the Board Of Supervisors adj.
vertisng for the construction Of macadam roadbeds
on them before the Greater New-YOrk becomes 4
fact.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-12
Religions Notices.

hrlqions Notices.
s CHURCH = J. OF OF THE N r. PuRrANs aons & near sh.s.
be held at II a and 7l5 p m. In the evening The
seyenIh sermon in he course TO the VIII he de-
welcome '' '''' u Il '''' '"'''e' All are
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE sunday Io:t5 Madl-
son-ave. corner st.-TestmonIai service Friday
welcome
,CoLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH HARLEM
ELMENpoRf D. D. rasror cFdrcn. oi cr'r Baptism % and
Ensign Elizabeth Clark and siher members Of The Army
SECOND CHURCH ieaa-sl. and Lenos s-a,e-Rcv wM
4rSTIY I MARsnA . ~ Paste breaches a, 1870 and
chiidrens baptism At morning service.
vices rclsd1s % l. ' dnancfc % oS s masn nas ct n
du soir Rev \. V wiTTMEYEh. Rccieur.
ErIrnANY In1AIr~TIssT cMrgcM Madison ana
mon by REV. T. 9 DiXoS Cordial aee@mc % ''nii' to ni
,ETXtANGEILcAL LrTnERAN CHURCH or ST
IL GEMENsxYpEE. j.. j.. raser.- s.c1vlce.' ii
DAILY inyiS;ea SUNNY '''''' '" ." =" Nj are cor
FIFTH AvENIr BAPTIST CHURCH. q West 4Gth-si
Hey W H. r. fAt N'E y; T.. Fls'or . A. II q. m ami
The Abiins rresencc ,ilas pi,ie. 3, Nan
Midweek service. Frid'y evening. All welcome
FIFTH AVE. COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH.
VIII preach At II \ ". and l.. ".
Middlc. celcsa,. ns,orm,a Church.
Will preach ii 4. M and P. NJ.
West End w Gsllss;,- ,ls q, re- Esfo5msa Church
Rev. HENRY ENERTSpN COBB
a S ."4 M.'sr Lrs eR Of 81 oa4
Marble cc.ncsla'e Reformed Church.
5th and .-"h-st..
DAVID JAMES Bi 'RREiI. y y.
ii a. NJ. subject "Lu'her and fh- Rcfrfmafion.'
\. NJ. subi~ci-''Th" MAKING - cred
University Heights Reformed Church.
J.. PRESTON SFAisT.E n. D.
vii preach ~ II \ VI
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner
5jh-si Rev. JOHN HALL. II. y. Pastor. Services sun
day. 18Th INST. at II n. m. ana communion p m.
FIRST PREsBYTEHfAN THE old FIRST"
Fifth-a'e. and l.th-si.
HOWARD DUIFiEI.D. j. H.. Pastor
II \. The itfis supper.
2. m. THE Hebrew Hymn Book NJ. xxx"
Monday and Wednesday. g. H.. Prayer Meeting
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 79th-st. and the Bouie
vard Rev. l. NJ HALDEMAN. Pastor.-Sefvices. II a m.
AMI 1.i5 J.. Ipfring subject "A thtii 30 ~"
Mis'." Evening subject clad Tfc'rgS" Mi iald"
has 0rganlzed public Bible class to which all
invited Subject 81 study ''fh" Rock ~ E"te.a
ton. Class meets at 10 O'Clock sharp sunday school.
?i5 a. IN. All welcome.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-12

The third annual entertainment and bail OF 'h'
Renublicar club of the NXXINth Assembly DIS
,rict IS to be held in Majestic Han, NO 10 E;'s
Onc-hundr nd twenty hfth-st, ms eNehhs' o'
ginning at o'clock
New-York tribune., 1896-12-12
HELP WANTED.

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MEN AND WOMEN out OF employment
manent situation at good wages. BY writing
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AGENTS, We have just closed the week
with $1,000 worth Of selling; every en-
ploye Of my ONCE was delivering orders
yesterday; have made application for
larger ktockroom. all OF which Indicates
that the boom 10 on: We carry the finest
Zine Of subscription books In the world: no
wonder our boys are earning big money;
ali that 70 REQUIRED 70 brain, and ., you are
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Religious Notices.

Religious Notices.
FIRST Rev. rFgsc2rA e. si yfH 8 b. MiasS@I
745 p AZ the evening service 'he rse,er ime VIII G""
FOURTH AvEYDE SoB IEn HHE:nTFhlAN ss6. .gT CHURCH
EEy lcMN 3 nAviEs Il n p, yx6 fAST9RM 70 l.
WEDNESDAY EVENING rRAyER-MEETiNG AT s.
FOURTH pRrsRYTFRrAN criIRcH wes, End ave
and ols;-.' J"srrH II KEnR = P w.cnes
day a. a erenlns S re' meeting. s II" c'c:cc,. '''
GOSPEL TAnERNAcLE. .sih-ays and d. ., Mh-',-Rcs
sMrT1N rpIiiiE2TsoS P5'iDn r D at at and 30 p %
in the American Theatre 'th-ave and A2d-s' Az wei
come.
GRACE METHODIST ErIscorA4l 4lPlE rFJnGH T. i9G. p :s
tor presches At II and Evening .ahj''t The Young
cApMKN Han ah of the Metropoan Temple New York lee'
ures on Life In London
HEAVEN EVERY pAY-The pvln" Hcgline Evan
g @ a ASNA i 5%MSb wt .'"ss siec s. lca,en "' Ee9
bay" All welcome
HoLY, TRINITY, CIMlrEcn,
Rev G. DIV niIDGMAN. D D. Rector, "
Morning prayer and sermon ...'.....'..'''''' ,n
sundayschoo 20 y
Eye"ns pfale ana 'rmop y. u,a and 7;is 4, Il lA
ALEX. ',;''ci g crMMr(S S ' ir in the sseai"s
Jupsov MEMORIAL. Washington Square. ioa' 7;so
and nightly
LEXINGTON Avenue BAPTIST CHURCH. corner
Anniversary sun lay. Or. cAMPbEll breaches
AZ 10 30 oco special of the SUNDAY school al
10 Platform meeting at 30 p Addresses by no
V.v " T. FORWARD. 7. % toNANI and the Rev
= = ,iIiVERS. T.. u Baptism
MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 3ist
ct Roy. HENRY NJ. SANDERS. D. T.. Pastor Srrvice-
ON Sunday AZ II q m. and p m. Rev +. r. 'iliNERS
u D. viii preach In the morning. and ihc Pastor IN the
evening sunday school o. 30 a. m. Mii"eek service
Wednesday. =. m
MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ot
Iai-stJ-Ecy CHARLES l.. THOMPSON u j.. VIII
rr~nch II a m Life and Light. D. m. Good Inn
pulses" Seats free.
MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH corner of
,,th.s The Pastor Rev. ABBOTT =. KlTTREiGE
n T. will preach morning and evening Evening sub
,ec. .t'hrisilin Faith Nature and Richness lnon
Hlll. Saturday evening
N.SUATTAS cOSGREGATIONAL CHURCH. SD st
md thc boulevard. HENRY \. SriMSpN, - D.
pastor Services II AMI T. sunday school ~ 2it'
MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Madl-
. -, nov u W WALLACE will preach. The Young
UHnWN leader Sunday school. 9:t5 A. M
New-York tribune., 1896-12-12
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New-York tribune., 1896-12-12

ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH. Ams,erdam-ave. and o9,h-
ST.. p m Sunday. December l3. Meeting behalf
the Hampton Institute Addresses by Indian colored
graduates Of the institute. and plantation by the
Hampton Quartet.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-12

ST. LUKEs NJ f. CHURCH. los West 4ist-st nea,
9th ave-Rev. G. s NARROWER. Pastor will preach q,
H. An illus,rae ed Christ's Appeal to Art"
7:45 Sunday schoo. 2a0. Epworth. :.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-12

Charles Frederick Adams will speak before 'he
Manhattan Single Tax Club No ll9 East l"cii,
ty-thrd-st tomorrow ~ p. m: HIS suoJec' VIII
bc "Rancs Laws and Public Morals
New-York tribune., 1896-12-12
listened to an interesting paper on An Acadian
Governor" by General James Grant wilson.

The ST. Anthony Club whose members comprise
only those who have sworn allegiance to the Delta
Psi Fraternity. gave its first entertainment Of the
season last evening at its house. No. 20 East Twen-
ty-eighth-st The guests of the evening were Ed
win S. Beknap. Charles r. Loomis and Harvey w.
Loomis who took part in long programme en-
titled the Manhattan Triumvirate in Their Draw,
singing reading. musical chalk talk and mono
mime. Among those present wert F. F. Hall, J.
Livingston. Chester c. Munroe. Frederick A. Potts.
s Albert Reed, Spencer Aldrich. D.: Sidney Apple
ton Charles X. Beekman. Robert Maclay Bull. y.
Augustus Clarkson. Lyman r. Cobb. Nicholas Fish.
John Ellis Roosevelt. and John b. Stewart.
The second annual dinner Of the class Of % Of
the College of the City OF New-York. was held at
the Hotel Vendome last night The class has a
membership of about 200 and nearly fifty members
present. All OF them had an exceedingly en-
joyabo time. 1t was expected that they would have
difficulty In reaching the dining room.
the case last year. when the men Of the class
Of gs assembled at the entrance of Clark's res
taurant to prevent their comrades from enter
ing. This fear caused by telegram signed
Dinner Committee which was received at the
hotel only yesterday. and read: ION account OF
sudden sickness of president postpone class dinner
indefinitely" call made by Matthew j. Elgas
jr.. the president OF the class at the hotel yes
terday afternoon. led TO the discovery that the
been sent by some member of the junior or fresh
man class. as several members of these classes
were seen In the evening about the hotel The
dinner was served In a banquct-room of the
hotel Those who proposed and responded to toasts
were Matthew j. ElGas. jr. Samuel j. Block. Wal
ter ter Le Compte Boyer, Arthur Il; Bastine. Jacob J.
Shufro. Jules II. Baer Arthur l.. Friedman BEN
tamin c. Budds, George w Steele Eugene C.
Glbney and +. W. Sperling The menu. which
was was printed on paper with artistic and unique
pictures, was designed by 5. j. Woolf and NJ Jofrc
OF the class. \ gold medal was presented to otto
j. A. Grassi for winning the greaies: numhor ~
points at the last spring games.
The Rev. J. G. Eccleston gave a lecture entitled
IAN Evening In Scotland with Robert Burns and
Walter Scott last evening AT the Railroad Branch
of the Young Mems Christian Association, No 35l
Madison-avc. The lecture The last OF a series
arranged for members of the association by Syl-
ent. In the absence of Cornelius Vanderbilt who
has presided on similar occasions at the institu-
New-York tribune., 1896-12-12

4 number OF graduates Of the Washington square
Day Nursery which has been m operation now
about eight years. have organized fair for 'ne
benefit of the institution. 1t Is to be openeo i T
,hn nromises nj No. 70 Washington square this
evening at o'clock. in the presence OF the 'oh-
sul-C;eneral of France.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-12

TEMPLE EMANUEL. 5tl-ave and 43i-st-ro.moe.
row II a. m. DIR. j. SILVERMAN lectures on What
the World Owes Us. and What We Owe the world'
free TO all.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-12
Religious Notices


ST. JAMES'S METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Madson-ave. and i26hst.Preachng by the Pastor Rev
EMORY j. HAYNES. d. ID. Topics-Morning Faith
Sole Saving Act Of the Soul Evening: st Paul
H. m welcome.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-12

Horace f.. Deming will speak on some Causes
Of Ineficiency il. Municipal Administrations Mon
day evening before Good Government CltiD T. 10. 40.
y West one e-hundred-and-twenty -fourth-st' me
public Is invited
New-York tribune., 1896-12-12

THE FORrY-THIRD ANNIVERSARY Of the Thirty.
seventh Street Methodist Episcopal Church will OBJ
served tomorrow at 10:4J a. Preaching by Rev. W.
W. KELLEY y. D. At p. m. platform meeting win
be held with addresses by Commissioner FREDERICK
d. GRANT. Rev. F. NJ NORTH. d. D.. Mr. FRANK
MOSS and DIR. X. r. DOHERTY The Rev J. l.
HURLBURT. d. d. will preach in the evening. An
former members and friends cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-12

will be plantation songs by the aaHp'fB r. B. Frs-
Quartet. and our negro graduates and students
New-York tribune., 1896-12-12

Mira Anna J. Johnson will speak torno ,o. r"f.v
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Slpp:,,th-st p, th - on "Heaven Every Day
New-York tribune., 1896-12-12

The illustrators Club Will nave g. thirty
IT'S election this evening at La "i""ee .
fourth-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-12

rho ou,ll Club will have dinner TUESDAY a. ',a'
ahe S'i, r,ote, after which Professor Elgin L. ~
WINE M."'' rd Arthur w Mbury will EXPLAIN p,nnny y"e
%Gouin % - IN The CITY and Suburban Homes |oi'p""'