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REAL ESTATE.
PLANS FOR THE NEW AsTOR Cooni

u,~v SALES AT PRIVATE coNTRACr-oNh' '"O
.,crrs DISPOSED OF AT AUCTION
,r, . building now under construc'io,i -.
,,.,, s,da of Ttirty-foLrth-st.. between it'. o."
s,." sou'" o. owned by John Jacob Astor' Is u We
,rou.,. nc Astor Court. According 70 'he p .~ o
tho building now In the haros VI ~ ot Al
Durvee the structure Is to nave ''o 'S. .,or,os
toa, and depth of $50. and will be eig"' s''''''
high . 4, foo, wide be-
Tbore &c 10 be private street 20 Zee. WV
- ,,,ia hr,ldinp which is TO be used for me'-
r,io nurnoses and the Astor hoteis, 'u''e @
tbrouob from Thirty fourth to Thirty-thro-S''
u'a,r en,rance TO the building is to be an elaborate
ono and II will be on this private street IL Is eA
pected that the building Will be sean shot next year
another building similar in constructitont Ti oe
smonp III the private sales yesterday Henry a.
Wrans g. NAV sold for Mr.. c. c. Douglas o, no. 80
East Eighty third-st four-story pr''a'e ""
ifT fin Co have sold for Potter & Bro No Sos
West hs oas eeuse 5xssxloo Pot
ter & Bro took the parcel in trade from Adler lac
Herman in May last The same roShnrstave RroSsrn
fve-story brick double fiat house.
adjoining the southeast corner OF ohe-"u""
At private contract. Pincus Lowenfcid and Viii,
lam Prayer have bought from the estate o
corner of Clinton-st plot 5ox75 also No . In
ton.st tive-story double fiat. 75x75. on private
Charles Buermann Co sold for Charles l.,rtS, Bern
hardt No. &c Georgest IN the Annexed Ds'Tfi ~ pbii,n
three story frame dwelling. 25x59xlo". 10 fh'"p
At the Broadway Real Estate salesroom yeste5 e5;
day William NJ. Ryan sold In foreclosur. NO. 20
West Seventy -ninth-st.. fourstory brick tenement
house. with three stories on rear, lot %oxss'' 10
William Kennedy sold in foreclosure proceedings
No l1s West threelsspry, o'T for
$l5f50
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warships OF the United States. The ceremony which
marked the completion Of the work begun by John
Roach in 1875 took place in the Brooklyn Navy
Yard and was witnessed by large number OF WIS.,
tors as well as the officers and crews of the ships
stationed there awaiting repairs. About o'clock
in the afternoon 100 out of the crew OF 1875 al
lottej to the ship were transferred from the Ner-
mont. Half an hour later. in the presence OF Com
modore Sioard. commandant Of the station. and his
staff the officers and crew Of the monitor ranged
on either side of the ships decks. the yard band
playing patriotic airs. Captain Francis J. Higgin-
son. the captain of the yard formally turned the
shin over to her commander. Captain Bartlett
then read his orders from the Secretary Of the
Navy detailing him 10 the command Of the vessel,
and, after declaring the ship to be In commission
New-York tribune., 1896-12-11
GOLF TOTRNA NENT AT LAkEWOOD.
THE OCEAN COUNTY HUNT AND COUNTRY CLUB
ARRANGEs Az ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME

THE OCEAN 'OA y } fiN ~ <N-N' ''''''''-
ARRANGEs Az ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME
FOR THE FIRST TWO DAYS ~ JANUARY.
Lakewood Dec. 10 (SpcciaD.-Thc Ocean County
Hunt and Country club OF Lakewood VIII hod It's
frs, golf tournament on New Years Day and the
day following. An attractive programme has peen
arranged by George Gould. the clubs president
and his fellow members. Play will begin on fridaN
morning with thirty-si hole open handicap under
medal-play rules with the handicap limited To
eighteen strokes. Tho first prize will he hand
some cup presented by Mrs. George Gould. the
club giving a silver flask for the best gross score
Saturday morning will he devoted to an open
handicap tournament OF eighteen holes, medal-piay
rules handicap limited 20 twelve strokes. The
club gives a costly cup 10 the winner. with cigar
FAR for the second best score. In the afternoon
there will be another open handicap contest Of
eighteen holes under Ike conditions. for an ele-
CANT CUP the Gift Of Dwight NJ Harris. treasurer
OF the club and an attr4ciiv" second priz" nc
links ar. being placed IN mo condition .ior ln'
tournament and from IN" large number or entries
ALREADY received It's success Is assured
From December L. to March j. there VIII ne on
each 'ruesday an Opcn handicap contest ior women
for a handsome cup given b. Arthur Is. 'iafin.
vice president on Thursday OF each week during
tho nerlod mentioned there viii De an open hhndi-
can FOR all member OF IN" club. for a pre- cup
nraasen,ed hv James Converse. There will also be a
bogie handicap TO be played for between thosc
dates at any time. the club 10 ada 81" III p"t" I"
the bogIe box and the holder OF the lowest hVcraB"
score also to receive "A prize.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-11
THE BROOKLYN'S SILVER NEARLY READY

The Alvin Manufacturing Company has informed
the Presentation Committee having In charge the
silver service OF the cruiser Brooklyn that the
vice will be completed by December Is. and that
they may plan for the presentation ceremonies ac-
cordngly. The committee. OF which William Berr
Is chairman. will meet this afternoon at 420 o'clock
TO arrange dates for the public exhibition OF the SER
vice and for It's presentation to the cruiser. 1t s
pcctcd that detail OF marines from the cruiser will
be to guard the service while It Is on public
exhibition. The presentation will doubtless take
place about the first OF the year The Presentation
Committee consists Of William Berri. ex-Mayor
Charles A. Schieren. Henry W. Maxwell. Willis
L. Ogden. Don c. Seitz Colonel George A. Price and
Marshall II. Davidson.
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mittee should compromise their differences on
the matter Of details. that for instance. the one
year contract men and the ive-year men should
agree to support the three-year contract sug-
gested to them as a compromise by Alderman
LEIGH is too much to hope. in view of the frank
declaration of Alderman Stewart that there was
no use Of preparing for contract for 1897 until
1897 was here.
Under the conditions that existed when the
Wray law was passed it would have been an un-
mixed blessing because then there were several
companies to compete for contract under it.
But now 1t is almost wholly unable 10 give the
city any relief in view of the fact that the gas
plants are in the hand of a monopoly, and the
New-York tribune., 1896-12-11
HIS CHEAP GAS Not WANTED.

W. B. BI'RNErS PLAN DOES NOT APPEAL TO THE
ALDERMEN.
The Law Committee of the Common Council
held a meeting in the City Hall last evening and
listened 20 the propositions Of W. b. Burnet. pres-
dent OF the Long Island Gas. Fuel and Power
Company. to construct a plant in Brooklyn and
lay pipes throughout the city. Mr.. Burnet could
not convince the Aldermen that his scheme would
be OF SUFFICIENT advantage to the city 10 justify
them in granting his request. and they practically
refused to give his proposition any sort Of consld-
Grafton
When Mr.. Burnet's company made its first prop
ositcp /. said 1t would furnish gas to private con-
sumers at IS cents a thousand feet and to the city
for s. cents. Last night Mr.. Burnet reduced the
figures to 81 cents and % cents He also said the
company would construct It's work. 80 as not TO be
would be ready to begin business two years after
the franchise was granted. Alderman John F.
Oltrogge presided at the meeting.
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ANOTHER FIGHT WITH TR1 UPS.
THEY DRIVE A CAPTAIN FROM HIS BOAT AND
ARE srBDCED EY THE POLICE ONLY
WITH DRAWN REvOLNERs

ARE SrBDrED BY THE POLICE ONLY
WITH DRAWN REvoLvERs
bloomfield. Dec 10 Disqualification fierce s'rug-
Gle with four tramps n squad OF police last nigh;
arrested them. They were taken from canal
boat on the Morris Canal from which they had
driven the captain. Joseph Smith. and his helper
The captain was In his cabin when the trarnps
arrived and when he refused 10 allow IN" gang 10
STAY on the boat all night they drove him ashore
Antoine Rudolph, n saloonkecper. who went TO the
boat 10 intercede for Smith, WAS also put of the
boat.
Rudolph sent word to the police station. and
Policemen Collins, Foster ana Baylis responded
In the cabin they found three OF the tIamps hug
cling a blazing fire and drinking beer.
"come out Of there" said Policeman Collins.
"Not by a long sight, said the trio. with one
accord
tho cabin and tho tramps changed their minds and
cabin they showed fight. This the policemen
quickly ended by knocking two OF the fellows into
the icy waters OF the canal. Then they were
pulled out handcuffed and taken to the police sta
ton The fourth tramp disappeared after the
that he had gone into the barn OF Jerry Ackcrman
where he found In the hayloit. The polio"
recognized him John Duffy. Of Phillpsburg.
alias Honest Jack notorious criminal Hon,
est Jack" showed fight but was soon subdued and
marched off TO the police station
The tramps were taken before Police Justice
Hall this morning The men found on the boat
gave their names as Matthew King John Brady
charged. and his companions were sentenced to
six months In the pcnitentiary
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attic brick public school. by city. owuers. G
- SNYDER; architect. .........................
l2Sth-st. No 235 East. 10 four-story brick pub-
lie scho, by same. ...................-.' '
l0th-st. No SO East to faur-story and bare
nlent stone and nriok fat and store, By Sailors
Snug Harbor. lessee. Joseph siivCrman, sut
lessee. William Fryer. architect. .............
32d ~. No 1IJ West. TO n foursto brick and
stone store and Office by estate Of viii,
ams. Of No asa Puaskie-st. brooklyn. owner
A II Bultman. lessee, II % Bu'aan. architect
ST Marks Place. No 33. 10 a Ave story and base
nlent brick and stone store and tensm ment by
Henry Wsi.ler 81 No Ia5 East 10th st. owrer
Henry WeberR. architect. t.....................'
Branch Office. new buildings:
Tower Place. =. l2J u of Webster-avs. for a
two-story 2lxl5 frame dwelling by John 5:
Murgatroyd. Of No G69 East 1885. owner
John De Hart. architect. ct........................
Fox-st. e. 81 II n OF i6sth-st. for ttrae-story
29x20 brick dwelling. by James c Gafsncy Of
No 1.ii3 East 16oih-s,. owner. John DE Hart
l+6th-st ss f25 II . Of 3d-ave for a three story
243xo8 brick dwelling. by George Mand Of
No 622 East 14Jth-s:, owner, Caryin. nrch-
tect ..............-..... ......-.......
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ATTACKED BY 4 VICIOUS RAN.

A FARMERS son ALMOST KILLED WHILE on HIS
WAY TO SCHOOL.
Washington. Dec 10 (SpcciaD.-While the eight
year-old son Of John Ill., n farmer. living on the
Hope Brdgeville road. on his way to schoo.
Yesterday morning he attacked and fatally
injured by vicious ram belonging TO his father
The animal was in a field side Of the road
and when the boy passed II knocked down the
fence and chased him. The caught him and
gave him a furious butt in the back; -
The boy fell 10 the ground and the animal was
buttinc him to death when william Reed. stage
driver drove up and succeeded in beating tnc ram
off with n stout club The boy was unconscious
and will probably die. Three of his ribs were
broken and he was injured internally. Mr.. lin
has had the ram killed.
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THE PURITAN IN COMMISSION.
AFTER TWENTY-ONE YEARS THE MONI-
TOR GOES INTO SERVICE.

HER FLAG RAISED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON AND
CAPTAIN JOHN r. BARTLETT IS IN COMMAND
HER POWER AS A FIGHTING MACHINE.
After nearly twenty-one years of existence IN the
form Of q ship much Of that time being spent IN
waiting for appropriations for the continuance OF
the work Of construction. the monitor Puritan with
Captain John r. Bartlett as her commanding ON
Ger, yesterday took her place as one OF the actVe
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4 Roy FALLS FROM A ROOF

Passac. Dec. l0.-John Meetze. sixteen years old
OF Second-st.. was playing on the roof OF a two
story building in Passaicst. this afternoon, when
he slipped and fell the edge and struck on
the pavement below. His skull fractured and
a number OF bones broken He was taken to
his home. a short distance away and will probably
die.
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european Advertisements.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will flnl
the London OF The Tribune. S5 Flee; Street. E. c.
scr,pons The Tribune.
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WATCHING THE GAS FlGHT.
AIDERMEN TO MEET TONIGHT. WITH
LITTLE CHANCE OF ACTION

TALK OF A TAXPAYERS sUIT-PAUL L. DE FhRL
ON THE POWERS OF THE CORPORATION
corNsEI--AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE
DIsrRcT-ATToRNEY AND THE
GRAND JURY.
The Committee on Gas and Electricity VIII
meet again tonight. If they continue in the
course that has marked their deliberations
hitherto they will simply proclaim again now
utterly impossible they find it to get together on
the details of a contract for supplying gas TO
the city buildings. and the Gas Trust Will be
week nearer the time when the Legislature can
meet and repeal the Wray law. That the COM
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THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.

Something like half Of the capital stocks or the
old companies water. and about Nl1WO,UW
of water bonds were added to the Slo.Uo,V"
Of the Brookyn-Unon stock. Not dollar was
exchanged in this so-called purchase or the
franchises and plants of the seven companies.
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Hotel de lille ct d'Albion

223 Rue St Honore Paris.
Between the Tueres Gardens Place vendome
and New Opera. Advantageous arrangements
for families Beautiful Hall. Large Drawing
Rooms Electric Light &c. Teleerams "I.illai-
bion," Paris. HENRY ABADIE.
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE
ID ED %" LINE or STEAMSHIPS,

~ lor La Cuayra. Puerto Cabelo, Curacao md MaA.
es.bo. via Curacao. from Robert Stores. Brooklyn
IS. VENEZUELA. Saturday. December ~ I o. m.
sS PHIIADLI.FHlA.. Wednesday, December -, | D. m
IS CARACAS: "Wednesday. January o. pm.
FOR MARACAtBO VIA ST THOMAS
So CURACAO. Monday. Dece mber | D. m.
These American built expressly the trade
have superior Accommodate for
BOt'ITO% pTTSS pAf.I.ETT
General Managers 1875 Front-st.
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- &c. tri-weekiy from new Pier -. y. T.. Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays at r. NJ for Savannah direct
Kansas city. Dec II city OF Augusta. Dec. 10
CITY OF Brming Dec 10 Kansas CITY Dec %
La Grand Duchcsse Dec IL city OF Birmingham Dec "a
Unsurpassed cabin accommodations Connecting with
all South and Soufhwest For tickets
and freight apply at 3i7 26i 3S3 3s5 Broadway
- Wv q. Il. soRRELI. Manager.
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NLlDli LINE.
! CHARLESTON. S: G.,

the sOI'TII AND SOUTHWEST.
JACKSONVILLE AND ALI. FLORIDA POINTS.
From Pier ~ T. Il 0oot ~ Hoosevel;-s.) J. p. m.
cOMANcf: Charleston Jacksonville. Friday Dec II
SEMINOLE. Jacksonville direct. Tuesday Dec II
Tharr-toh jacksonville Wednesday. Dec III
ALGONQUIN Charleston & Jacksonvil.c Friday Dec Is
Stearn.Is have nrst-cass passenger accomn ldators
WM T. CLYDE & co. General Agents.
Bowling Green y Y.
Fla Cent, and Penn. Fast + g. p Line via Ja,ksonvle
Great So Freight ana Passenger Line. via Charleston
T @ EGER. General Agent. 3ol broadway. Y Y.
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JMlpMMaGG10glAn
PACIFIC MAIL s. s. co.

OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL e. 6. co.
san Frlnclsoo. shanghai Yol hama ard Hong
kong.
Steamers leave Sa- Francisco
CHINA. VIA noluln.................bsc. ID p m
ILRI. VIA H1r iluh ia q. p ia
cry or RIO DE JANFTTO Jan. q. p.
freight AMI general infofWatlf i. Apply 10
3fp Rroadway or Battery Place Washington Building
..L
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FRENCH LINE
NONPACNIE GE\ERALE TransatlontInue

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS FRANCE
LA CHAMPAGNE. Porot Sat. Dec L. , a. m
LA EorRGOGNE. Leboeuf sat. Dec. 10 o A. m.
Rates OF passage: First class y. V Paris $40 and
upwards Including railway fare Paris paror-car sea,
and landing charges. Second class to Paris S5i IS
a FORGET General Agent. Bowling Green \ Y
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Tamsas: st. Ellen GsamSt1s o Thomas
Finucane ................... ~
HqIavs 800 {, : Of vs, Ss2'tcaye s1G vie sSlio' ,,ss
.th.avc i,S,r $ 5o5 It Of . 2xs22 Jacob
A Mlt,nach,. administrator. to Joseph Brew
Sane srss pr pciiy: Joseph brewster t, Henry An
SAM me- property: iIenry ii Andereya' executor
Ell ID ri. %f iio'h :, AS.,: s'E
'sS ias; r. bsas ss + ip5tsps% a; lsfSlss S's."'
Kinsbridse nafrs Road nSs' Its a5 map
Of I.ucu- ChIttenden. GlNi2'sss lixi2'.' Annie
Reubert to Charl"s WeIs5scker ,2o% ~
io,xi5i. .Sx22 3; bernard Mcizser and wife to
c'h Mar'n nya S.'"s lot 5is map Of wakcncld 5oxii
Manaa G Mace to Julia Appeleoom 80
All w5rt9nrton: a2Pny s BessS n" wsrtSnson to
,s, ~ Mor,"'fon oo f Of Blueyari runs 1910
+, - an Old lane 3ox & q: cx%; No Charles ,,co
ia,hs, s. .aS I viz, TO- S' Hus@s, Rgr 1850
'a,-s =" ~ J,rwa,s, Z ., iSaars IutiTs SO
s. 10 "a ,.,e n " 70 LAIN, Schwalbenberg. i.to
and & 10y I'D SSc %sra a q2sns: %sP 4 .ia:y aI: s'i sai
iilihs' iSt n rsl 9 " Iviia Iohanninr 2s5oo
i3,th,st. 10 -;s' YES h'"'s u ... ""' 1900
to MsTy MTMsnqr ,nhn ar,h and VIE to Henry
All, o, XSs S.,n Hcw'IE :. Johann sIss
| Cr..nv.i.h st W fG1 T. n - Jane-si. Il 'N5-t
Nj. Txai.io. Henr, B Mead 81 al to Henry h'
isih st s 20 +, W of ?th- ave. io0sio3i' Wh.-
lam t. Booth Charles Milford
University Place ij.i {, of lo,h-s'. -,
iOj3s2i. Ixl039: Sarah r. Todd to Thomas
piIee st > ,o3 Il n ~ Rivngton 81. 2ls,'"' ooo
solomon R,shpln ard wife 10 Irving Bichfach LUZ
Ludlow 10 y . ~ Rivrg'on =, --oN
SSH. j. Blackburn Miller, ., a. ID 'ae'o =, ,oo
u,,irS."r % :, n = ~ n " u Attorney 81. 5oxio;
Harry iIIrsh to Theresa IIIr.h y part.
Same property. julius Hirsh 20 same one tnir"
Houston st n s. 1914 q ~ Avenue II; DIX
l05 10. Hannah P.rman 10 Fannie Frankel;.
Mitchell Levy 70 Patrick Dunn ,,., '
{ W 0,h ave. 25xlOo'; fhiip
WIlz1n refe-ee. the Fduitahle LIE Assur n, 40,
ance society tho United states. -i"'
''h IT, ~ lsN vs.; v;hn1I. and TrNssm~n 3osoo
.s,h.s, = 20 n . - ,h-aye 2iN04 Mary
,;lyrn n tho General society n Mechanics ana ~ o.,
Trnd.smen u the CITY u New York -'''"
ave IDt r. $ OF 'Sth-st "'Ni"'' ''''N ooo
. = Hoe T. sam, ,,., q w 81 rl,on-av. .5xIOo:
Harry Overington and wife 60 Matilda Nh,hllS
same property. Elizabeth Wright To HARRY 'Ne'-
ii,th-s, n 8 of Grand Boulevard '"N IN
90 II. BENJAMIN Bryan - Isaac IAN Ian. :"
ioal.sf II i,D II . ~ Manhattan-ave, 'oNi"ii' 900
,9i 81, n = 1868 n o.. 2d-ave; lp2xl"' jon" : ~.
"A Rogan referee George u turley ''''
i.~Nneton-avr. .. ~ II ot '''n-s'' ''.->-''
Tnhn " Iiaarcn o John l.. Jordan ......'
I.cxngton-aye. corner 'oh-s'. SN-'' S''"' -
pIsa.nn,-aye W .5T ~ li|h-st laix
-. Arthur Sweeney. referee. 70 i'"n"'' " ~" Am
kins '''' ''''''''''''
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

A1ra' ru"c 9 iS Ie.%". g S'5na S61,Sase ' $1,000
Same to ns"'s" s"nss ''.' ........ 5000
same OF to 'f. i.,ura inihsny SHAVE. i2in IT
of i3,h-st years......, ''o'
"1Ssr ss, n"%' + ., %yea%c |''' T. 80"
Humenha iiahs',c to LoWis iI',s 800
Grlggs George \. and wife 10 ilarrie, shep
pard, coles St. wss, T. u lot a. map OF 800
uaum rTr'',aa' Max G and vito to Mary 4 ponnely.
cE l%:d sn, l. TO F s and nd " %iis 1s' to DAVID oppcn
herner and Joseph iiamershlas. I'D 100 :, ~,
ot West = End q. ave- Vest sn s months. 1850 $3.50
cohen aran 9" coSen %%S M:'' %o ecs S; years 700
Frlede AHdIsa' m @rf WIFE OF to insSS Ia
r,s,chor m@h,nS Andrew. to Title Guarantee
company No i57 wes, 73d-s. years i'oo
reinberr Jacob. ana Jacob Rosenberg and wives
to Thomas Frazier. corner Boulevard ana oo .oo
lo2d,s demand e %I,5S,sg1' nssSsSrn Miller ~
IIilov-s. NJ II n Of Ryington ST. years. 5000
GurIey George B. barbara Vanderbilt. n
uoirman 'nu, BE Bernhard and wife to Herbert
'T'nrr Tnrner n i2o,h-st. 273 I, W Of 7,haye.
sams yDs'' to william ii Hail. jr same property. ,,
,rasna Tohn B and wife to Paul Tuckerman and
another individually and trustee 81 l.u,ius
jordan John L. to John 'aar,n %snr corner on
Keryan Charles and wife to Judson Todd.
corner ii4,h-st and 7th-ave. as widened 90 ~,
Same to same. $ 7th-avc. wIdened, 2' IT $
same to wam yFF' Newkirk corner i44h-
and 7haye as wldened demand ssn.r =. .d oo"
mInstratrlx. etc. Goth st. io3 # W OF Lex - ,
r,sSsr,n Joseph and Edward to the German
Savings Bank New-york. . corner Prospect - ~.
Moore. Ida F. to Mary a Lindo and Elisa L Pat
Maslen Richard II. to Frances Terney. lots
and 100 block 2oia. map Kemp estate. 2ad so
iiay EfSSs,n W,s1 5000
n i2oth.st 325 II OF 7th-ave years.. $1,000
II W Of 7th-ave 1900
West 12Othst years q mortgages). 5000
Platt. Richard c. to John philbrck and Fred
erick Hughes. 7o,h-st. 100 It of Amser- ooo,
Roman Catholic Church OF the ASCENSION to the
Greenwich Savings H,nk lo''h' 200 so
siegel, Jacob wife to solomon Frankel. No
simons. Martin and wife TO Joseph Murray 8
Travcrs-st and Jerome ave years.. 5000
schoneberser to caroline Fiattich. e Jackson
st. 40 4 Of Madissn.s, dis, .t. years ears: , LOCO
rOa-s u lIS Of ssrens 2oyn..nd 5000
Lexington ave. 70 II OF 40th-s year...... 1000
Van sasn Isaac TO william nryan lt.'h- ,o
Same to same, l4iih-st. s7o # W Of Grand ,oo
Bousvari mtss months :. % u'a". $3.50
wssss Academy and Home isr shipbuliders, and
savings institution No ais oth- ave. year... 5000
WILLIAMS @ Mad@ S r,;i 70 Harry oyerlnstOn i'''h LOO
Sane ChSr;ss 1S ylThmaa I's'hs' lot 1000
wesbesser Charles. to Annie Rsaberi
KInssbridge Road Intersection boundary line
Yae' Jona ss,a to Mary %s'"s M"phy Hsa'% icsa
Same 70 xnna owen iosih-.i 100 Of
RI'II.DING PI.ANS FILED,
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BUILDING PLANS FILED

BUILDING PLANS FILED
- Plans sor new buildings and alterations MED ysterosy
NO planr for new buildings fled At the main ONCE
Alterattons:
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CI'\AIiU LINE

"a TO LIVERPOOL BY QUEENSTOWN.
Umbra .. Dec. IL II a. m ,anpania jan = ?. m
Lncania Dec. 10. p. m Aurana Jan D. 10 a. m
I;trr,ria- - Dec, 20 i.Icana. Jan. H. D. III
From pee 40 North River. foot II Clarkson->t.
For freight and rsssa apply at the Companys Office
No 4 Bowling Green Nev-York
~ VERNON II BROWN & Co. General Agents.
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OOOK,S ORIENTAL TOuRS.-Personally con

~ Quoted Parties to Egypt the Nile and Palestine from
New York Jan g. Feb. IL. Mar. q. 1897. All expenses
Included illustrated programmes from TIIOS COOK q
cON 2G1 and 2225 Broadway, y. Y.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Intended steamship sailings from vancouver.
To cDAPAE1 AND Gl10LNAs
EMPRESS or INDIA..........Jan. I. Mich. -. May 81
iMriiFss or JAPAN.........Feb ]. Apr. ~. June y
EMPRESS or ciIiNA. .Mch l. May 10 July II
HONOLULU, FlJl AND AUSTRALIA,
ufoXERA j sWARitfMDO ........F Feb. \
% Cabin accommodations very low Iates
For tickets aai freight rates apply 3oJ Boadwas For
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HOLY LAND Europe Round the World
Parties ienve Feb. and 27 for Palestine: 30 Spring
and Summer Excursions to Europe: sept. 81 e Oct 81
'eI Round the World. +. G. Clark. III broadway N Y
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Majes,c.... Dec. 10. noon Majestic Jan u. noon
Dec. -. noon Gcfmanc.. Jan ~. noon
Tel,onc.. Dec. -. noon T"uioni". ...Jan ~ noon
Isri,annc ..Ian. brltanni' Feb 2. nocn
"a COTTON CARRIED ny PASSENGER STEAMER;
pier No A.. North River. Orice 80 broadway Y. Y.
II MAITLAND kERSEY. Agent.
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Ireland John Il. and wife to Paul Tuckerman and
ann,her Individually and trustee of I.uciu'
Tuckcrman. n . corner 5th-ave and ssth-st.
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yfdEs 81. :.
Lexington ave and 7yth-st. ! year..........-...
Kervan Charles and wife TO Judson Todd. $ W
corner i4th-st and 'th-a'e' as "idehe"'
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Suburban ncal Cstatr.
Furnished Apartments 60 Get.

gINO RENT. .-Wes'mnsier Hofi. iGihs'. and Irving H.
i furnished apartment consisting rooms, very Fet
sonable connected with hoto either European or Amer
plan.