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New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
BI-ILDING ILANS FlLEp.

The following plans Tor hui' ngs ard alterations
wcr. fled Yesterday:
New buildings. main 'ic';
n7th.s, n y corner boulevard. ~ a "" -fl,
lrlck and stone and ofts ly Elizal'ih .,o ooo
il.xe,tie~ II NJ lu" Wes' >iihsi Owner Si-.~'
80 plans buildings were fled Ses'ei"'N III '
uptown branch.
Alferafons main Office:
CoIyeruou- ard Monroe sts. " corner ~
four story stone and brick store anI i'iein'"i
by William laordan oi 10 ~ ~"'''t'". ~ io5
81
coluulbi, Irare W :. tnr'e story hrl'h. ma
All .ivelnr ly Harris GoiGs;cin. II No -" 400
iIcl'v owner ....... ..--'-. p. 80 .,,,e
Leonard, 81 W - l1y seven story SOU
ana i-ck factory hv the United states Liie -oo
Insurance Company. ~ " -Gl FioiH"AN. 'N'ri ''''"
pivi,r,on g. corner Ludlow 81. 20 a ~ --','e
brick iron and t"I"nent ana s."r' ~
Maria \ IIer;.r ~ N l.~2 I">'nf''h N' coo
.............. -..'-. 49,, s,or.
Canal al ~ ll9 fuI story ~ & s"I'
and dwollln- b, Ernest plnih. - No - h'N'"s c-o
81. ov ier .'''''''''''''
,,or.ti,u- uptown branch.
1ntorva,e- ave " g. ,:o II s. ~ Home.st - . TWO,
story frame d"el lnf. 10y r i"'r'" = .. i.COO
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE:

'S'A.NI-'c - J-<>N >NiifN.N'A''''
The auction sales yesterday at the Broadway Real
ESTATE Saesroom attracted crowd OF more than
one thousand persons The interest however. was
centred In the sale by u. Phoenix lngraham & Co.
OF 19 lots belonging 10 the Susan l.. Ward estate.
ana situated on the Kingsbridge and Fort Washing
ton roads. West End-avc.. the Boulevard. lafay-
Gtte-aNe. and -hundred-and-s!x !xty-ninth. one
and hnndr.aoaHn M
prcne Court 10 divide the estate OF Mrs WARD
widow OF the late Montague " ard. among her chill
dren. George Il. Ward. Beverley Ward. William De
i:ancey Ward. ana Annie Parsons kountze Ihe
bidding was high in most instances and the estate
VII probably realize between $4,000 and s'oooo'
ID. Phoenix Ingraham g. Co. also sold in forecos-
uTe southeast corner of second-avc, and Sxy-
sxas "a ff%rstdry bTlrk r tensmen sIs mt lot
Ihiilp A Smyth sold in foreclosure No -yoh Mao
ison-ave threc-story dwelling lot GsxIh. TO one
OF the defendants, James j. Williams for 81 900.
e. e. hve-story brick tenement house lot 4x;9; TO
pincus ioewenfed. for go 200; also No. 2s ad,oin-
and lot. to Mrs. N j. DodIn, for sli2oo: also 80
gcG. TO Henri Jaeger, for $1,000: also No, ~
Avenue b. fve-story brick tenement. lot l9X6S 10
joining. similar buildings and lots. 10 Henry ii9o To-
Cencamp. for 21.100. also in foreclosure. No. lSS
West -hundred-and- thirty ;scventhcst. i've
plaintiff the Equitable Life Assurance Society. FOR
bryan l.. Kennedy sold in foreclosure No. siS
East urdre1- -fourtcenth-st. a hve-story
brick tenement. lot 25xlOolO. to the plaintiff Will
William Kennedy sold in foreclosure Fulton
ave. west side 2l6s feet south Of Bayard-st.. two
two-siory brck and frame building each ls SxloC;
;Ssss Traey i HarTs i for slssS also il
and iron front building plot i7x47 lOx4G5xSG.s to
Louis NJ Jones. for $1,000
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

amss ;, H. .S Esn'f%n s4 ssp'a5 ana Es S:s
no. -,s ~ ~. sla ,o sss ! $500
same to bernard Cohen. same property install ao,
Anser sT's John E,s 70 Lea. Anger 600,
li'hvst ''5 t,Srsaa1r al Mackenze ct al irus
ices ETC. : Convent-ave and lisih ST. % NJ.
Ashlsy' Eya' Edward +, and wife Ti'le Guarantee
ana Trust Company. no $40 West l'o'h-s' " su.
Bergen HSsrs Martin ana wife Henry Necdham. >.
nz tlase6 tlitf 2S and charea al to EaSsrd F a.
se amas 1ss'1 n ~ %aH "a s' ana Sarah y;a' g. to
conrad \ jordan corner Centre and Daane
West to Es., Chester. adjoining land o:
Jemns Watson Highgay, from from, has' q, .nS 10
Jemns Watson. ana other property in West %.
coon" ''L1 louisa + 70 Frederick l. Hanna lae Fl
of l$2d - ysar y.a -"
fs%S epS: to eng Is1 f r. and l'a %f I ao wam
SON cith-s;. l9c :, Of LeAns'on-ave. m,
Eesn' Ssnr John j. and Daniel l,slecy ana wives e
Snn Me,I ws5s s5hs @s 3 s@a':5sH os f.aSF ana ss
Of OH ave. 3 years moTisages 40 , :; 1850
Edward aogpcnneG,,eoo a. and Isaac Mezser om
rrederlcE. Edward to Ernest Joseph.hal. trus-
toe. 5itA-.,. 12o II " Of lst-ay Years. 600
r1"T, Sorner i'1s9 ,si'sys enc iiets 500
Same me- 4 70 wfs fsstssa ss St dna. Seas higgins dece 0
Han"ve1 an'S IaE aahnah samuel Hanover ION o.
,,a,n rs I, OF and S,' Ro.ws a. to bc New ON"
York Life Insurance and Trust COMPANY ~
Ireland. Adea j ard John j.. to American sur
ely Company. OF N1w-York. 5ih-ave and 2eth-
Kinsden Amelia G. to John II Me,zifr Val
industrial saving Bank. W corner Webster .. ~
Kioss sna VIE 's oJ,s JS19 !, ii Psms,ss,
Kau,nann. M Adoph. TO Land Company =. of Eden
Road. years. ~
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

Kottek Hattie. East River savngs insttu- ,o ooo|
lion No Il Chrysiie-st years ....~..... I"V"
Lsan' ldsar !? naI,''e i,.,alnsnts ,ntns . 1000
Mas,p Herbert l., AMI julius j Lyons. a.,
q ,3d -. 1-l.i n II 81 ave year 80
McClnray Catherine =. 80 Georg" y 'hrlstmah' -.
i:ist-st 30 of 9TH Heinah1. "''''
sam. to Joseph h'''inson' same p'o'e'Y, 5000
McTntee James u Ma =. 10 Naroniea
Elton n 81 s1tb-si. Ion n &C Amsterdam ave a o,o
months ................-..
Parker. AIophine. Elizabeth II Sias. IhTk- 200,
ave 80 s. % -'''o
Polfr Thadd.us g. anl wife % 'hares tNohS'
Main st and Prospect ST. 'itF isahi' q, coo
Reilly Massie. to Henry Fr'" 80 W '.a.' 800
R9,nson 11ins. To- Harris '''se'''''' .''.' 5000
Trsul,r Henry Dscar Won Eefl'nh. No ~
crosby s' and 80 Marion 81. insalinents Wv"
True Carence =. ard wife 90 Francis JenckS =. oo
y 18th e.; - Il Of iverside ave, demand. 7"'"
williams. J1hn NJ and wif" e. Edward II Ian
don frustc" for Mary g Pratt. corner west ooo
I'm and Hudson 3 years ''""
WIG hs,e ,nict,eanes NJ :" negn'r' "' 4a'o
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
ARNORIES SUGGESTED FOR SCHooLS.
THE QUESTION BEING CONSIDERED Bi SOME oE
THE REGIMENTS-BOARD OF EDI'AlloN
WANTS A NEW BUILDING.

THE QUESTION BEING CONSIDERED Hf SoM'- oE
THE REGIMENTs-BOARD OF EDrCNlloN
WANTS A NEW BUILDING
Mayor Strong said yesterday that there had been
some discussion on the advisability OF using the
armories Of the National Guard, or parts OF thehi'
for the accommodate ton of school children ior WHOM
there is no room i'm the ctys schoolhouses. but as
vet nothing positive had been done about IT, ihe
subject is being considered by the boards OF officers
Of some of tho regiments" the Mayor SAID ou'
have not heard yet If any conclusions nave p''h
reached. One difficulty I'm the way - that 'he
school officials insist on having the school desks
secured to the floor Of the apartments occupied
1t Is, believe required by law. The of'icerS ana
men Of the regiments object to this"
The Rev. Walter Iaidlaw. executive secretary ot
the Federation of Churches and Christian Work
in New-York City. called on the Mayor yester-
day inform him that his association had OIL
fered to the Board of Education apartments In
five or six churches On the East Side to be used
as schoolrooms for children without accommoda-
tons
In a communication addressed to the Board Of
Estimate yesterday the Board of Education says
II wants a new house for itself As Controller
Fitch put 1t: MIR. Snyder finds that his clerks
want room. and the Board promptly asks 10:
81 whole house"
They going get the house until every
child seeking school accommodations is housed
properly and receives its full need of educational
3acilites-that is practically what the Board OF Es
innate said when the letter was read. The letter
told Of the many new schools needed, the old ones
which needed repair and the general lack OF facil
ties. Then it said that the Board itself should
have a new housing. because the draughtsmen had
not room enough at present 10 plan the many
things the Board required.
Controller Fitch moved that in response to the
letter the Board of Education be requested to ap-
point a committee to work with committee from
the Board of Estimate to secure such additional
quarters Immediately the draughtsmen might
need. The motion was unanimously adopted.
The Board authorized the sale of bonds TO the
amount of $3.50. 10 pay costs and awards for
school site in Fifty-second-st., between Eighth
and Ninth aves.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
real. ESTATE TRANSFERS.


ls,-avc. g. 77a Z, n Of -7,h-s 25xo4: Leopold
Barh and wife to ilarrie 5 Lines 5000
kinney referee to Edward Freierich. .....e 10000
91lh-sl No 40 wes;; Hugh Cheyne to Lila 90.
lSo6~si, 10 2ci west: william Foster to William
lsi-.ve. n e corner iiah-si. X; Abraham
faasS ct al Z; k1p5 Cam ca % iiixo
l45,h St. s.. 80 II Of l,egge,t-ave. 25Aioo
I'd ave. % s ss 81 IT '1nof$ az sl r'i T Il xoo Abraham
s4,h 49, : 70, 's"'g' Hi shaSc. 25xio2 q Henry
i, sprasue t. Jehn r simmons.
ss 's s. ~ # s"lf Of Avenae 1is"fi T. 81 4xio2?
aj9aye' e :, sss 'a' Of 5ad-si i72xioo Ra:pi
~ 5, as7,e It e Of loh-ayc;, 10 7x-; John
Jen~rson-st n s. 1913 It e OF franklin ave, 25x1oc:
,o, MarseIla Fagan to Margaret TyTre!i ;.; -
eIiek Gedney referee to Henry Van Beuren % M
I.oneieov.si n adjoining lana OF Hoe estate
and Of Harlem River and Por,chester Railroad
o9 k.ssh ss%s PaF' Sf tn ss At
@ nd II af If E''sS Sxoc m John 600
,,yyan Dolsen ara wife 70 Herman sehuncs
Herman sc19uGs @ ana ,a Te I to @ I9Rn 1 Var I, Dgsn 700"
csth-s ~ 10 rs '' wes, Jane: Allen ana wife to
2ai;' iii.4 e. Of & "a AYE. l5x.sa Julius 10
J ~ Lyons and vile TO Herbert l. Mason; -; ~
Msndes Si's a@l @,IY'S %asSsnd . 10
!. Mason ana wife 20 same ex properiy.......
Same property; william X Brouk and wife -
Avenue D. No 90. Philip solomon to Cecilia
IL 2ss. map Van Nest Park. 2,h Ward: Andres o.,
Maro ana wife % Marsaret McNuy: a.. =, 900
15 Herman Weriheim and wife 70 Max Horn.
chen, si !la1' No go /, 2G: same To-
3ith-s,. s. $50 # of 7th-ave. l26xis g: Car
rle Cans Abraham Strauss. half par
All right. TIE and interest. under VIII u Ella
ner Forsyth-s, ,ox5o Otis Booth 70 Mary
X Porter q al..................... .........'
Pear, s. \, 331: also C!ln s, n 5 adjoining
Of Geoiee Engleharis 20 Al. AKA oS."r;
Pearl st. 10 % 80 TO 'S33 and 30: also NO -
II - 'in 81. and n W Pearl 81 aHginins
lana Of Henry Knoeland and estate oi Jonn
MURRAY. %. 5X12 * Irregular. CiI-st. No ~. a.sO
ZIP s' arter ." al to Harper Bros go ooo
Easi bFoaaMSy. sn,. NJ Aisrr 1000
CNn-si. No -; Margaret y sibley 10 joseph
Greenwich 81 30 II: Gabriel 4 Ieay to Andrew
Hsoadway 10 $50 to 32i: Central Syndicate ,oo
Building Company T., Daniel \ sla"fy. cs. i'V
Won I.rnuth ana wife To Henry iTaIbr.
1oth-et . s. 1904 It Of Uh-ave. -"loHlo a.
John II Ienshaw to Abbe !. hensha" -. ~
Broa NJ 80. Anund Johnson ana VIE I"
;:sd s, n s. i.s +, v cf 2i-ave. I5sss.e LOUIS
l;aust and 10 James Bird q. 49,;
Runrin to GeOrgr & Hutchinson ""'""
s.,',n ave- . 1876 II of kinesbridge Rod
.5xloD: Land Company OF Eienwald 10 A'op" 1oo
"a svn "e'''S'' " 200 r. Of is-st 25xioo Oinvne
Elizabeth Holman to Adoiphine Parker "''"
d ris ave e2ner roS | filizaiS n teas 5000
l5. map Section a; N!se estate - f,i'@f'r'' 100
i.s,p AZ, 3 ao,s II ot Iso,h st. iGss
as9xl0. SN9N.ll; John II Meni"r ana VIE 70 Iooo
Amelia q NlnGg'n .'''''' ''
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
VAN DE CARRS SALARY WITHHELD.

TIE CORPORATION COUNSEL TO DECIDE NJ ~
THE LEGALITY OF PAYING IT.
Controller Fitch has held up the saiary Vi 'o
7. Van do Carr Commissioner Wrghts Warden OF
the Tombs Van de Carr was appointed Naroe"
when John ]. Fallon removed under cha'seS.
Subsequently Fallon. by decision OF the court oi
Appeals was reinstated. When the cecisioh was
announced Van de Carr had passed 'Nii ""'N
examination was regularly appointed an" OoU'N
not be removed without charges and there We're 10
charges TO be had against Faon. Commissioner
Wright TO retain Van de Carr, got the CiVi Service
Board to hold an examination for Second N"rn'h'
q new office created FOR the occasion van ue 'air
was not one of those examined. but when the eHsI-
ble list was sent 10 Mr.. Wright ne put van ue 'arr
in the place The Controller has no" hein up my nv
bill for the first months salary or van ue ar; "
let the Corporation Counsel decide as 10 the "Si'
Of Commissioner Wrights proceeding.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

~-~~>~.~N~O~NN~S~~- s~|>>N~~@O~N"N0>'~O
ITSTEAEL;. pAELON FLOOR sutanle
Tor doctor or dentist. ncar broadway. e" j.
coi,gagiuc naer 2dJ West 5ith-s;.
2op ST u WEST. Furnished rooms.
single and on suite. private bath: 10
urhtful extensions. references exchanged
- FAST 2eD-sT.-Largc. desirable rooms
en- suite or singiy. references.
rci East ETH ST -rarlor suite, oiher
rooms. clean appointments. CONVENIENT
t. clile. good location.
20. l.. At. 9th ST --i'arior floor; roony
ana sunny. winter. other rooms all prices
clean. 'asty. convenient cable.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
BUSINESS CHANCES.

4 ESTABLISHED BUSINESS re
oulres additiunal capital. an pniciai poe.
fion yyill he given 70 an "nergrNc Ha',
fur particulars given Oh Application. Al
dress 10. -, Tribune Once.
TT.ENAN :,3 years Of age. collegiate
and legal education. ten wears "Aper' -
on. q, RESPONSIBLE ylacc AS financial man
aper. desires to change business cohne'
shiiitv \. i. H.. Box I. Tri )tne Ofiice.
LAWYER viii make liberal arrlnss h,n.s ~ -
,,,,h ,arties having or Influencing la"
h,,,iress LAWYER ?G 5th-ave.
wAITrD -Inventors should write John
Wrsdorburn & Co.. Patent attorneys.
Washington. y. c.. for their 5000 pre-
MUM: monthly contest open |" them upon
enDlica tiOr.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
HELP WANTED.

Female.
WANTEp.-A Protestant woman atiHnH
anf for Invalid In the country. must 70
strong and able - lift. Address B'N -
.,2 Columbus ave.
100 LADIES to learn iressm1 ning aid
millinery at once. positions "h'n com 10
days Mrs. FIESIInR'S il9 West ia Il.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
HELP WANTED.
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Male

-ANNH-NNNN.NNONrNN~( NN~(SNrNNTS>|~NNNN~~
Male
WA x-rrD Cxperisnccd. reliable 9Een's
i'm all parts of the United Staies. 10
whom We can now assign srccial t'rli'9ry or,
f. .he sal. Of THE NEW-ipik = kiii .
i-XF"s GREAT WORK ".AMEIili AS
STcrESSFG'I. MEN" II t. 'Ac 4 the
mos, easily sold publications now l., fore
the American people. ana Is ho' "hly -,
iv Interesting in i,eclf hut proves great
einca,or. replc,e with ohiect-lessons for
Young men starting In business Ne l,y'ry
library puhl'r 0r private. IL ihc"inp.'t
,',.hou, {, The work IL published in two
large volumes. royal octave. ana Is uluS
traf.1 with numerous steel and SIP Is
portraits. ADDRESS ADAMS y wa
puane-~t.. -. 7. -
w.ST.., Az IDEA.-wnv can think OF
some simple ,hing to patent? Protect your
,dss.. they ray bring you wealth. WIZ
JOHN WEDDEREURN 4 90. fa'en'
81. 500 prize offered 10 inventors ana is' u
.OO inventions wanisd.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Femnle.
At A CHURCH EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
tST. BARTHOLOMEW'S) 200 EAST 4.d.
Carefully selected domestic servants.
housecleaners day workers. stopgaps. mer-
camille and professional; departments.
COOK. &c.--B, young girl. as plain cook
and laundress; best city reference. 23i
East I0th-st. Conroys bell.
COOK, &c.-By reliable Protestant woman.
good cook and iaundress. capable. trust
worthy. Address COOK. Isl W. f2i-st.
COOK or LACNDRESS.-By colored WON
an; references. 80 West 4lst-st.. two
flights. +. Us bell.
COOK. &c.--By young woman. as conpe-
tent cook and laundress. or would do
general housswork: city or country :.
H.. Box AZ. 1.242 Broadway.
COOK.-By hrst-class French cook; thor
oughy understands the finest cooking.
baking: references. COZ 6th-ave.. JAG
GUMS BUREAU.
COOK. &c.--By colored woman. In private
family ~ cook or general housework.
Address MYERS. l43 West oSd-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
UNFINISHED ROOMS.

ONo>No.oNN0.>r.,-N>>>.>S>.
LARGE and small: in excellent location.
81 and 81 20. gentlemen only. IO2 West
sSth-st
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20

A A.-IlANDSoMELY furnished suite or
separately. with b,ari. private bath:
references eNchangri. - Weqt siM-si
HOTEL PETELER I2ith- It. and I>.xing
toI ave. handsomely furnished rn ms
with or without board terms IN j.fste
RESPECrAELE colDreI woman would Ik,
children 10 ard. dliiy or w.tk,y, n,
objection tn 'olored children. must be
clean. address ~ H.. Room Is 33i West
G.lth st
25TH ST. - WEsT Desirable second
floor suite. private bath. single rooms
FOR gentlemen; table excellent. references.
22p. 10 EAST. near Broadway. Variety
desirsbl rooms Narge smalD: superior
hoard. moderate prices; unexceptionable:
references.
BATH ST. - WEST Handson clv fur
nished parior floor prv,te table. refer
enccs. Mrs. BEACH. formerly Il 5th-aye
53D-ST. ~ WEST second-s,ory front
room. all conyeniences. house and table
superior: terms reasonable references ex-
changed.
G3 WEST SD -ST.-To let, with board I'd
Moor. with all conveniences. also two Lall
rooms references.
l27 EAST GOTH ST.-sunry frcnt room
second focr: aisc. hall room. with board
desirable home.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20

Cherry ST. No 90 81 .:I6: same T. sane........
3iih-s, n g $50 # Of 1th-ave. l2.6x!s"; Car
RE Cans TO Abraham Strauss. one-h half par o..
All right. THE and interest. under VIII n Ella
beth l. Booth IN property llester-st. " cor
rer F0rsyth-si G0xJ0. Otis W Booth 20 Mary
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
BUTLER or VALET by n japanese
young man IN private family, ODD refer
.nce from laet place Address J. T.. i3t
lligh-st.. if,nKlyn.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
BOARD AND ROOMS.

a A.-HANDSOMELY furnished suite or
separately. with board. private bath.
references exchanged. - Weqt .lai IT.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20

Cost nn0 fonn0.
Gina REWARD FOR RETURN ~ solitaire diamond
- IOV earring lost AT Madison SIua-e Garden 0r in
4thavr car between 25th and iiih ss about O'Clock
Friday afternoon. Nov. i3ih and questions asked.
T.. +. L.. Room 40 li9 Church-st.
I OST.-I}eiwcen - Lexington ana 4Jth.
IL book 40. GiS. iiJ Bank for SAVINGS Fourth
New York Payment stopped Pleas" bank
7 OST.-PasshOok No. 233is u the Excelsior Savings
i 4 Bank. Payment his been stopped. return
book % bank northeast 23d II. ana ave
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
PIANOS ANE ORGANS.

OUR SPECIAL for this mcnth. new
cabinst grand upr,gh; pianos; all i'm
provements. SOB: payable 81 monthly
NARRATED fve years. TWAY PIANO CO..
free.
PIANO STOOLS. 90c. music racks, 81 23.
plano scarfs. 81 rs; piano chairs. 50.
NEPPERT. iOc Eas, 23d-s,
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20

ADVERTISEMENTS snd subscriptions for
The Tribune received n their Uptown
Once No. la: Broadway. % door north
Of 31rt-st. until 0 o'clock y. ~ ndvcr-
tisements received At the following branch
Offices At regular ONCE rntes until 8 o. clock
.. m: viz: 2s4 sth-avs.,c e, ror; 23d-
C,h-avc. aud t4th-st: ,S2 Co.umbus-aye..
near West Coth.st. 100 West AID ST..
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
DRESsMAKING.

N~S~S~~~~~N0~NN<N><N ~c~~~>N~SN~-0o~~N~~~~~~
MHG. .. M. DUKRAND. at - West 18th
ST.. awarded by the par!sian Universal
Exhibition. ball. reception and street
dresses also, first class .afirs' tailoring
department. directed by Carlo Oiio. late OF
DelIry.
NINE. ANTOIEETTE. Is West I2sth-st. .-
Couturiere Francaise: stylish evening
gowns and fancy waists.
MILLER & FENDER. cressmaker.. 20
West 4Dth-st, Will take orders for ladies'
and misses costumes: work hr,i-class In
III and finish: reasonable prices
SEAL. GARMENTS. Fancy furs made 10
order: remodeliing old garments "A spe-
iI6 West sgth-s. late with Cunthe,'s
6th-aye
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
unfnrnisbro Apartments 60 Get.

7 AKGEST AND IIGIiTEST apartments. West
IL side. heat hot water plumb
ing cverloks Hudson. 10Th ~. corner Amsterdam
ave $40 $50. throughout. STEVENS .cd 81,
Columbus
- LIGHT ROOMS AND BATHROOM. every modern i'm
provcmcnt and convenience supplied. second
cicanliicss comfort and guaranteed rcspcciHN'ly
nall service. -econd third and fourth floor lcf so sij
s52 select location II West lwHh. near Central Park
enftn
Birmingham state herald., 1896-09-04
Time Table Effective January 5, IS.

Trains Nos. 57 and 5S carry Pullman vesti- bule .sleepers between St. Louis and Jack Trains Nos. 33 and 36 carry Pullman vesti- bule sleepers between Cincinnati and Jack sonville.
 Free reclining chair cars between Mont gomery and Savannah on trains 57 and 5S. No. 33 connects at Dupont with through sleeper for Port Tampa. Train No. 5S leaving Montgomery at 500 D. m., connects at Port Tampa with Plant steamship line for Key West and Havana Any information regarding routes, rates and schedules will be furnished upon appli- cation to
 W. V. LIFSEY, D. P. A.,
 Montgomery, Ala
 B. w. WRENN, P. T. M,
 Savannah Ga. H. c. McFADDEN, A. c. P. A.,
 Savannah Ga
Birmingham state herald., 1896-09-04

NORTHERN ALABAMA RAILROAD
 COMPANY. Time table No. 1, in effect March 16, 1S9o
Birmingham state herald., 1896-09-04

No. 1 carries Pullman sleeping cars Bfr- mingham to New Orleans
 No. 2 carries Pullman union sleeping cars Birmingham to Cincinnati. v No. carries Pullman sleeping car Bir- mingham to New Orleans.
 No. 6 carries Pullman union sleeping car Birmingham to Louisville, connecting at Chattanooga with Southern Railway solid train Chattanooga to Norfolk Close con- nection made at Norfolk with boats for Washington, Baltimore, New York and Bos- ton. Pullman sleeping car Salisbury to New York via Washington
 Any additional Information will be cheer- fully furnished upon application at passen- ger office, No. North Twentieth street. Birmingham, Ala. Telephone S4S.
 J. M. GULF, Traffic Manager, Washington, D. c.
 w. H. GREEN, General Supt., Washington, D. c.
 w. A. TURK,
 G. P. A, Washington, D. c. c. A. BENSCOTER,
 A. G. P. A., Chattanooga, Tenn.
 R. L. NEWTON,
 T. P. A., Birmingham, Ala.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-09-04
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