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Evening star., 1896-10-07
sEABoARD AND ROANOKE STOCK
MIR. Ryan Does Not Deny: the Report
ell Purchase.

NEW YORK, October Thomas F.
Ryan, in reply to a question of inquiry
from "a representative of the Associated
Press, said that he would not deny the re-
port that he had bought for himself and
others majority of the stock Of the Sea-
bosS>d and Roanoke Railroad Company.
The Seaboard and Roanoke owns a con-
trolling interest in the various roads that
compose the Seaboard Air Line Mr.. Ryan
and Gen. Thomas have made other pur-
chases Of railroad property in the south
recently including the Porf Royal and Au-
gusta and Port Royal and Western Caro-
lima, and have consolidated the two lines
into one system, the: new company operat-
ing as the Charleston anf Western Caro-
lima. -. l -.
The Importance Of the transaction lies in
the assurance Of peaceful readjustment of
the relations between the Southern rail-
way and certain of its competitors, who
have been responsible for radical disturb
ances in rates.
Evening star., 1896-10-07

The minister of the United States at
Picking has reported to the Department of
State that in accordance with the sixth
article Of the treaty Of Shimonoseki te-
tween China and Japan, Soochow and
Hangchow were opened as treaty ports ON
September 20 last. and that Ghashih and
Chungking would be at an early day.
Evening star., 1896-10-07
FIFTEEN SQUARES BURNED.
The Most Importnnt buildings in
Guayaquil Destroyed.

LIMA. Peru. October 30 a.m)-The
fire. at Guayaquil. Ecuador, which is said
to have destroyed fifteen squares Of that
town. including the most important build
ings in it. is still raging. Among the build
ings known to have been destroyed are
four banks. all the foreign consulates, all
the hoteiS except one, two churches, all
the principal business houses, the military
barracks and the arsenal. 1t is further
stated that GUayaquil has been burned
from the post office to the custom house
the flames extending from the bank Of the
river.
Evening star., 1896-10-07

Lieut.. B. T. Walling has been detached
from the Vermont and ordered to the New
York navy yard; Lieut.. c. NJ. Winslow,
from the New York navy yard to the Ter
ror. relieving Lieut. P. J. Werlich, who is
ordered horne and placed on waiting orders
Evening star., 1896-10-07
LASSITER'S SUCCESSOR,

The President Has Appointed VIM. Ii.
White United States Attorney.
The President has appointed William II.
White of Virginia to be United States at
torney for the eastern district of Virginia
to succeed Francis r. Lassiter, whose par
ticipation in old dominion politics drew
forth letter from Attorney General Har-
mon, taking strong ground against judicial
officers actively participating in politics.
Evening star., 1896-10-07
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Evening star., 1896-10-07
GENERAL TROCHU DEAD.

He Commanded the Defenses of Paris
in 1871.
TOURS, France. October Gen. Trochu
who defended Paris until it surrendered to
the German army, in January 1871. is dead
Evening star., 1896-10-07

If you want today's
news today you can find
it only IN The Star.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15

FLATS TO LET-unfurnisheh.
~NrSc.No<...,NNN/NN,- ~ - -
\ PAHfpR FLAT. lU3 Lexington ave, I
rooms. possession Immediately. 'Ahp-
WE'LL * nt.l NOfDS. 80 3d-ave
GTH-A"E.. 80. 1G4S ,corner SCH. .st)-
Elegant apartments. facing Park $oo 10
tlvO. Erred STONE. GO broadway
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15
! 400
3.,4
1850
BUILDING PLANS FILED.


The following plans for buildings and alterations
were filed yesterday
New buildings:
Iiih-st. $ :. los n Of 3iave, by the estate Of =
\ II Jackson, 81 No lC-, I,as: 2Ith-st. for a five"
story brick fiat $1,000
1iih-st. corner %-ave. by same. for five 80
story brick Observation-Disclosures. 1900
3lave. s. 49, II of 7ith-st by same f,r
three five ny brick khas.................... 'j"m
1lIih-st, 81 II Of Ploasant-ave. by John
j. Helms. II New Rochelle. for two fve-story ooo
brick tcnenen's 10000
Plcasan,-ave. y : ZIG It n Of ii7th-st. 10y same
for three nvestory brick ais ................ "3Wo
Stebbns-ave. ~ n OK W"stchcster-avc. Dy
Albert " Furler. ~ No GG Hrld-ave. for eight -.
three-story frame dwellings ............... 1900
alst-st II 100 W West End-avc. by Smith
stewart of No iO2 West iSth-st,
four-story and basement brick dwengs...... l5|Op
9th II. No lo7 10 1l3 East. ~ the estate Of
sterr bries oac. budine ''r -o' 10000
4th 81. Nos - AMI -. by = Myers ~ i2l 49,
West 22d 10 four story saesroom and factory 40
ls No > 059 and 2.oGl. by George chasr.
OF 80 ;3G East l0ih At. to two-sory brick 49,
I'D ST. No - West. by estate - c A Bludouine.
samuel Rocks ~. lessee 10 four-sory and
basement brick store 10000
10th ave AMI 10Th 81. corner. iy IN" Ne"
York BfeWeries Go umiicil of Western BouIe
ward and c3h ~. six story stone and brio. ~
I:roadway and 5lh $ g corner. 10y Psep
pin. II No eG Boulevard diotel Antonette). no.
linton ave. 30 II Il iGIs'-s by Samuel
Packard. = No ?lG Tintor-avc 10 two story .
frame dwelling 1000
PloasaHt ave. corner 111ih-s 10y John
Helms. II New Rochelle to three story and ~
basement lfick dwelling ...........+.... 3"p
lrls Il No ;lS West. hv Rphor, & Waiiers. OF
No 'FN West l59th st. 10 tvo-story anl base 80
ment brick dwelling ........................... 80
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15
HOTsEs AND CARR. AGES.

WV N~~~UooN~onN NNo-NNNo~.NNNNNo~N~
A.-FOR SALE.-Stylsh pair high-acting
carriage horses. perfectly matched; lob
hands. six and seven years old. with plen
ty all around action: have been constantly
used double and single: free PROMPT dtiv-
srs. ALSO. handsome harness and saddle
cob: this is one Of the safest driving and
saddle horses in the city. fine tandem
leader. safe for lady 10 drise and ride;
hish action. and can road fast: also
Rrewstc, brougham extension top family
surrey (seats four). runabou wagon top
sidebar road wagon. pcle and shafts. Port
land cutter. double and single coach coupe.
surrey and light road harness. ladies' and
gentlemens riding saddles and brides
bear robes blankets. whlps. horse cloth
ing. etc. CASH OFFERS wanted. as they
must bc sold Irmcdiately. Particulars at
privnt" stable. ~ East 3lst-st, bot. 9TH
ard Madison aveS.
" HORSES and one express wagon and
harness. and black horse Ohice. aOi
West lltf 81.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15
nr-sINESs CHANCES.

10000 v>,1.-O e. -N1r~"|~ 10 - ~ a .
TNH sAI,E.-Fish and Oyster marke,' nne
Inc,iion. elegant fixtures; o"hef ,h p'n
-, hus,ness and must sacrince. A""''''
UAHGAiX. 3y7 Fulton St. hfooN''"'
,,,e,, AND OYSTER MAI-iET.-Good To-
fISii tsas, side: fixture. 'ixtures hrs
"vner can't attend To ~ pig varsn,n IN
s,"aoid af once. Address rlSh' Dun ~
Tribune ----------. -.
-, ,ronch,se in growing village OF New, ",
W. ~ state for sale. can nu'r 20 o0o
r.iaaS i1lS GEoRGE W. DOANE d. 'o'' -
broadway. a. - o.,,h
,,,,v,,, rRs,-For sale, our 2o-year, ,srgaln sr,aI
JE', JEn',at iewelry store. poS'u'9 rVis0N
,a,anteeL Caii al ON oo..hoIIe X
bEos.. 100 Main-s''' Ne"-''''''''',
,~u,vrp Of experience. VIII ,aHe ,c,n,s a :
Law a., rroperiy. faVoIx,.., ,',,..s n rr-
,d,nasV agcni. abuntan,,, tar,,..ina once,
o,irnd o,dr,.d r. :. BOX = tribune m. To-
s,,,o, rsAI.E peanut brittle gqslhg:S 9qTnE CO.. o.
sale cheap, AMH"
GI East I2ith 81. .,oo ,n cheat
WANTED. Party TO to inyu1 winner: investigate.
rical en,r'p nox 10. Tribune 'p
3nlne. ,ap. I..i2 proedway' ,..,,, 81 oop
yv.,rrD.-.u Energetic par'h,r', ,a,cr returns.
ca,,,al. good busin,sss. -ences noes given a,d
s.floirsds s.n,,,,sd ~" "WARsHlPs. Box 10 49, ,o,n
u,.xrrn Inventors snonlc "j't Attorneys.
"nN ",.s'n,,rn ~ a Co., Ih',"s, 500 prem
,,un.ne,Dn d. g. n. w" ~ them upon
nm. monthly contest ope"
anplicatlou.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15
RECORDEn MORTEAGES.

Anco; oscar ". To- Helen ! Aicot. Mohesan-
cornpsny. 80 Gi2 G,h ave- 3 year.. ....... ls~o
iirt,e. %car' ........ I7cc,
sam. /, Alien l. Mo'de,ai same popr-',. 2 ,.
roh.man. Herman j. to Margare'i.a Honlnan.
ga Iar,i st. 2i2 r. 70 ,ot %; "a Fr Eve .c a. M 1000
4 lot iis. on map 4 Nr-' Mount Vernon 'aa .o..
clars %niam Sna ra VIZ to d, he E%s,a'' n
,"-tr1l S"tIhts ithn' N.I.'" "'' "''"
II, M s" ina nr'Teea y sIos %asssc @ f' It io XIV! ana '
s.%. a1s' to rv:l, sc. sam, p-s-, .. .sS 3s
W Lexington ave. aGIi II n ~ 2,th. H. ,~rr 500
R~hl. corner IN ave ANA i2i'h 50. .
cohn. ri,r.se to Mal,ira s,acneilcfs e., a.,
l!rs,e.s - Mlcla" siech~iDers. g. 't' ,o,.,
Curtis. Marie 4 TO Simon i'eissi, ST Nsho;,',
'.r VILLAIN r oa,n; and S'fc t. sS,.,' ". M,'
- " II Il c~n'rs raIS W'si 3 rgars ,,.;.: Bon
Mub.n,.,st i1si It s u Prince. 3 yesrs 4oo
- Hem, e.l2 ...,', 5000
crty ................... I45D
ior l2ath-,t. 200 of sti-avc ears. .. i3om
Cunher Henri,tic. To Herman Wend 29ii-
Gleason Michael ana wife to 'ierman I.acha,.
Webster-ave u It Of l75,h-st. Years .. 3aoo
s' 100 # g u t'nion-ave ana other properly. ,
nef. William. ana wife 70 charlie. Braun and wrc
s. lo7h-st 30 It Il 2l.ave yeors ......... 2o"
Son,l,iejune-ave 10 q u Of 1ssti. II I vear ,,o
U,ck FREDERICK 10 William II ian II : iiIfh.f
I01 ., Q ~ shave | venr ~ on,
Jackson Edwin 4 and William NJ and ri,.s
,i,,e II Wallace n . peehmsn-s i%p q ., a.
,,nI1s q, ~es,e " ~ " ~ " " o. o,n
t,awr1a,, ,ia,,o o. u,,s.r., rou .-,h -'""
r.,3f ~ Avcuue 4 vears ou1
So So a,,n ss .'o,1i,n T., tcr,ho l,.u .., "'
80 ~ '' '''"''
r-,tntor ,i.iSot, ana another ,,.c,,.rs 90"
Ti,nke II rSii,ker O., al nSiyid,ov tn J,tt.,
.rL '.,.. -, o,s,., o.n
Enncbs ,:oifred T., m. nxerutnrs - Mar I'tI ~
IT, deceased : -o1s, oGs :, - ~ s'.nua
'r, '' =" " '-'''' 49, - 80 ''' - ooo
Ka,crsr Tr,i,,.i ava ,ife a. Ier.i,,i &, '-
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15
HOFFMAN
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool Jan i-3i5 p. m.-l3eef-Fxtra India mess
firm at 1os prime firm Pork-Primc
W Mestefl me. flrin at 0Os. do medium firm at ils
iiams-ShoIt cut about II u Ii n, firm al Bacon
cumberland cut about - To 30 H. 9ys Cd short
b about - ~ steady at 2ss long clear midd!es about
42 70 steady at 2s Cd long cle1r miIes about
10 ~ steady al us Shoulders about u NJ
az at 2os dd iardrPrime Western spot dun at 2's 3d.
heese- american finest white and coorcd. "a
Taow-Prme city dull at 2ls ro;tonseej o-iiverpooi
crhned du at LIS Spirits Of turpen;ne steady 2ls
81 Rosn--C Common steady Is ~. Wheat No . red
~nter steady at IS "a; No Northe.r spring steady
rs od Flour Louis fancy. winter steady -
lllNed western. SPOT steady 2i.d.
nary. dull at IS 2i.d: February dun I'D: March
4os1tOs W
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

Business was dull yesterday at the Broadway Real
Estate Salesroom. Out of seven announcements
made by the auctioneers only one parcel was sold
The remainder were adjourned or withdrawn
William Kennedy sold in foreclosure No LILO
Madson-ave., four-story brick dwelling. lot 1Sx7O
70 me plaintiff; Henry +. Auchincloss for $4,000
MIs. hosina Nollhart Is reported to have sold No.
private terms. ' '' "
- me " ilIiam : Anderson Company has sold for
Gutwillig Brothers. No 29O East Scvcntv-secand-st ST
$500. " W '-
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15

Real Gstalc for Gxcbanae
ITO EXCTIANGE.corner popcfiy sui,ae ior aI,ef,ne
i into apartmer's and sOTes on VIDE avenue mort
caxe s32 90 equity SSooo: WIN he exchanged for small
h""ss =" DO IDOIGLAs ROBINSON & CO..
500 Madison ave. 90 '".. %
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

wsi E@F @ Sns VIE z1 to " M.eass.; ?a s9s- soo
zs, Emm' Lockwood ,c to Msernon DoueheI,y: /
JGGs.Ph T. WYssa AFmin,ha -''y-
rI5eec' ias %, John T1 hToph" and wife to ''
79h &. - It " Of iii-aye. 2oxio22 Rob ''"'
7' ~ It Of ad,a!c. 'S 2STIo95 .s'l' Annie
Sh St. No S e u. Eas 70 sa'S,' "a iss o i OK
loo+ George Eanler and wife to Max Ka'r
is aye corner .sll-st iooiisi5c, trancis -'''V
a Clark ana wife to Thomas Iy ............
ii2'S. N $, s. i2' M Il q ia-ave. 2oxloolo Annie
Him. ts@4o'c cross % ''' to hgnfS H' 'S &ca,
lasi It, s. 10 r, Of ,ih-aye. 2,xa9 IL Elsie 1'o0
lioh-s'. ;. 30 It e of oi,avc 75x irregular
o,,b-e, Mf,,sew l. Nsae Sea TO Paul & = Tod
d,.,v Lawis Bach to FredHiek brandt .....,..:,. /
i' Mcas % 80 TefnS. I! Sf 5SSS Meais 2N'" r",rnr 10
4Ii' rc s,9 =" sn1 IT u Of f. Nheye Iney nH Fred
lO2l-sl. Nos 5 and 10 We,t: Philip Braendcl and
s$d $i to 's sos Tl's'a'n Of Mo.,aSr %4a ,oo
r T IN sny ah wal an@ WE & Il fGe5'f d s ani 1900
ia 4 = Iobbins-ayc. 5cs7o.a: ratrSk Nolan
Frsnslln-aye. $. 57S # " from lot 5 may
John Kamnman runs o Ghac. sopg S SSSn1' Ho 1000
chsr,os oen corner eau CanawTayT no '2oS-"
same property Ka's now'n "nd another to ooo
southern boulevard. n " corner Honest. 25x
,,rEs los Ellen Lane 10 Daniel Lam ,,:.,,.,o.; /
John II Judge referee. t. Anna II Rogers...... 1900
Iey ST, Nos - "a r Campbell al
- Frances " FcoW.s .s........................
Monroe 81. No l15; Fannie Cohen to Gerson Abel
c:css sSct and rs,r5 93i,nns a19 Lana Lana. % Of T% "a
1875 Crosby ST. Joseph Naylor and wfe t. John
: Hawlev and another ................
l2,h ST. 40 Gi East; Augusta Field rhilip
Weinberg and another. .......-.......... 1000
wife 10 Joseph Nayi'r' ...."......... $4,000
Celosiine Dc Marc ".....'..... 10000
Greene st. { @75 n Of }roome a. a7Gyl"l
Leon FaneHhaum and wife to Emanuel Mans
bach ...................... Observation-Disclosures.
18Th st. II $ ioe # Of 7ih-ave. i>Noo2Ni>xNaG.
Al'c" q l'radi,y and another {, Albert EH"s.. /
SchIenkeisen wife Martin + Schren-
k"sen - al. to~
3. 81. NJ 3G2 West Jonni. Wells 80 Nea-
retta y Mason. .................... /
/ lin ave corn.r s0th =. l0oilxl"O. Jos'h
lockwood and wifi" John Townsh"nl ....... ]
Webster " : - Il of l7pth st. 1nyluI.
John II Judge" referee. y Koge's 100
| Oakland Place n :. litlI Il II Crotlna fHacs.
:1Xl20; Walter Il G Honum and wife -
1t iio map iSnd. Of Thomas rar,rilee and
another George Hay ward 20 Marie j U,VNarl. 10,
| Rockneld-st. iii4 II II Marion 2iS
100. 1.eonora Jones 10 Jennie NJ Brady .......
| Plot al Class0n Point at boundary line. between
Alexander y Hove nni Wooster Beach lla'e.
W. y from num"ui at hgh Long
! Island sound. 1o'NiG Nellie l. Si"fman t'
| Lewis Cocks.
: Fulton-st. lli lo7. map WashinFt fnvul
| ionora Burke t. Patrick Blsiel 80"
| Main -. =. part lot II. heirs e i..iza'~fN
! P'n. jox10o John " lIartIi an iefe-"e. 10 l. SO
Mosher - al, executor. ................ 2>t
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15
sUBURDAN REAL ESTATE.

~~~~~oo~<~~oN~,>~>> NN->~'~-
AGENCY FOR MDNTCLAiR.-Reslde
properties. all kinds: sale or rent.
CLARENCE Is. TUBES. ) Beekm1n-st.
WANTED. Horses 10 keep NJ 81 70 SO
per month: nrst-cliss accommodations.
Address T. j. ARNOLD pawling. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15
no ARD " t.TED.

WANTED. ~ lads plrishiunrr. an un
Furnished io.m AMI board ia private
nnu-e between East tifn and Eas' '"'n
.f- and between Madison ant Lexington
ats~ Apply hr i"tt"r only i' N~t pf
UrGllES H,. fli - the church ( tUr
IioH >.rul.nr~ 10 East 7itl -.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15

same To JesTie Clark same property demand. H.,
laylor. Adaline a. and Timothy NJ t. Isaac and
James NJ Gr!ggs. 7ist-st. lss q Of ist-ave,
~ part year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
weinberg. Phillip and Louis Clark. jr. to Au-
gusla Field. . years Observation-Disclosures. A.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

FARMS WANTED for my early catalogue
FOR 1906: send full particulars at once,
nn charges unless sale is effected. +
ROWLAND. III BroIdway.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15
HOARD AND ROOMS.

OOoooNNoo~.- -. ~. .-.Oo.><sNN-.N> NNNN0-NN
HANDSOMELY furnished large front
romo third ru0r. with ur~st. references.
~ West 1is' ST.
COMFORTABLE HOUSE. select table. 81
1876 West l1th-s'.
ELEGANT SUITES Of apartments. dainty
home cooking references. 2t3 W. "a -
YOUNG MiA w,uid Ike situation ~
any Kind. salary 40 object i'hof'Lp
: GOTrIlELf. 30 East 10Th Il.
LARGE ROOMS. superior table private
family. t. refined party. ii West '"'h-si'
LARGE handsomely furnished rooms run
ming water. with board table board, ~
er.nca. ~ Lexington nave. 21ti -.
10TH ST. 10 WEST Beautiful. large AMI
small sunny rooms sing4e or IN su"',
excellent table and service Tor ialn'l"- ~
Gentlemen. meals served IN rooms II dr-
slr.l. references.
l. EAST 9TH ST Second noor back,
fourth noor front. g'om ADJOINING. with
loafd. superior service. references.
l-.rI -T sG WEST Suite II rooms. un
cxp-ci.Dis vacated. also s'nSir i''in'
hoafa. ",'f'n''s Exchanged.
81 WEST 3,rH Sr sunny front prrllr.
sunny suites private bath. single rooms
private tables, x-..lenf boafd. references
81 WEST 10TH 81 Comfortably fur
nis..l SUNNY .s.t. 20 rooms al con
,en,~no~s excellent ',ll.. god attendance.
references
ssTu ST 10 WEST \ large. sunny.
o. .. fhi-a-Huni i,-.m. aiSl uu" nu fourth
an.. o-ifr'nc'- g,f'n ans f"ain. ~
,er ~r sm WEsT near Broadway.
IUlt.f- family n.lld l.f f'N inrgc an
small tnUms comfortably furui-,"i win
nr.' .iss. M.rl auI att'ulanDr. tp dr"i'.
til~ saIfi"s.
g.. WEST ssrII TT With b.arl eiesan'
POI. n. suite. private bath, fulb or pifi
r flfrishel references.
7isT ST. los WEST -fumf1riaii" front
r.m - .nYplr ~ gentlemen, excellent
fafl~. rr.r'~ O. sui'. references
-rF AVE. egi3 lIifh-sf -fati'nl i'-
.ifilI. fDDms. excel M table" f"nn"l p'i.
Nlf~ family. f'f"f"n'"..
ipirH ST u AND ~ WEST Back par
- ono ifirI slot. fr.uf aul uu' iNi'l
.f..t tl.s r.m 'NU"Irnt board. i"i''
ffI.4
-o MANIiNTrAN 'rE.. n"ar i-is' -
Rooms vI'l l.t.t bath. running ware
closets. private iNus" reference.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15

0ON0N0~00D,- W. - wv eNN'-NN y NNN0N'N
HANDSOMELY furnished large 'front.'
romo. third foor. with br~Ii. references.
- West It.f St
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

-NNN.NNNN<No>~~No~>)N>O N>O'<NorNN~NNNNO"~|N0O"~~-
ADVICE FREE Wages. notes bills, a"-
counts etc. collected quickly and sure, /,
no charge Lnlcss succ"ssful. THE Pto-
PLES LAW AND COLLECTlON III -
REAU. East l5th-s,.
GREAT Underwear. hosiery and gloves
sales At urhcarl NJ prices Cali and ~"
us before purchasing elsewhere. it'll pay
you big JAMMES ?W broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15
GUESTS AT LEADiNG HOTELS.

business still continued good at the leading ho-
tets Yesterday Among the large number of
rivals were many people well-known in political.
business and society circles.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15
DOMESTIC STU ATIONs WANTED
Nor.nc<N~N/.N~N>~N~ ~>>oo<O~N"~N~~N'~~><~
Mabe

ATTEND Ant, neat anl strictly SOBER un-
drrsta1,ling massage wants position with
gentleman. iiIst-class reference. Address
*. Box 30. Lac Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15

Bt'TLER.-By a thoroughly experienced
butt r: nrst-olass references. BCTLER
| 2t2 BrOadMay.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15
Rral Cstaie.
Rral Cstaie.
INSURE YOUR TITLE.
FORGED DEED.

u IS not many since a savings bank in New YORK
loaned $l2Wp on the property the northwest corner q"
%ih Stree, art seventh Avenue. New York The loan
was made to person calling himself william e. Zen
nett. and tho title seemed to be good him. II was
properly certified hy the banks counsel and handsome
ahsisac deposited the banks archives giving the his
q the property. really belonged
90 Nl.iam T. Woodcock who lived at Bedf Ird West
chester County and the deed him had been forged
and though recorded ~ id not pass any 'iii"
When ih" veal owner srcd To clear his tile. the bank
could onv 'tha. caused iienretfs rt" 20 BE-
examined ile lsua. by competent c1uns" and
IA" requisions fpr searches issued - the
Register who returned the deed from tho pantn 10
Iensett which dceI N 'Aaminaiion seemed - be- SUI
nci,rf tn. hank rcredl"ss. and thu loan proved
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15
CITY REAL ESTATE To LET.

TO LET. a private house in East 2Gth-st.
near ~ ave. possession 'mmadia.".
Carl WELL 4 HEYNCLDS. 80 :d-lve.
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BI'TLER or VALET.-By German, 81
years. single: best reference; no ohJec-
tion 10 trave, last employer can BE- seen.
H. JARCk 1.O20 Avenue A.
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YOUNG MAN. ~ honest temperate and
of nrst-class character; position OF trust
with chance Of advancement. can furnish
good security. T.. w. HERDMAN 4I7
Evergreen ave. brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN. ~. willing to work: not
particular Address ADVERTISER, 30l
East 3ith-st.
lOtNG MAN ls In office or To learn a
uade. J. q. W.. 81 East llith-st.
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ruRNIsUED ROOMS TO LET.

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I.AK;E front rou.u heated. ~ s"ni"
msa. private family. kt. 10
Perry -.
5sTU IT. no WEST N~Wly furnished
suunf back Iar. 'i. an'tui = office. private
house. Use pnrlor. r'asunah,r.
s47 WEST ETH ST Rooms together or
separate. meals optional. home comforts.
private family ihih and gts. heated
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WORK WANTED.



Nnie.
AMERICAN MANAGER desires to make a
chang". has had ~ years experience in
export. import. domestic and manufacturing
trades. character highas; standard: New
York city references for 20 years. age 10.
Address MANAGER Box I0 Tribune OF
fee
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15

AMERICAN (2s). strictly temperate. wants
an opportunity to prove his ability 70
take full charge Of small estate: refer
ences. DELANCEY KING. l.J9G LeXlng-
fDn-lNe.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-15
WORK WANTED.
NIfllc.
Male.
DUNG MAN, Of % years. would like a

Male.
YOUNG MAN, Of % years. would Ike
position Of trust: one who can give pest
OF references and bonds II required. Ad-
dress Z. b. L.. TRIBUNE Onice.
YOUNG MAN. 90. american. sober and
willing, handy with carpenters tools.
wishes steady employment. q. Il. ALLEN.
2sS St NichOlas-ave.
YOUNG MAN. good appearance, good
falker. wants office work: collecting; any
position OF trust, thoroughly reliable; see
last employer. RUSSELL. i3i West 3Gth.
YOUNG MAN. American (2;D. wishes SIT
uation in store or factory. or at any
thing. carpenter by trade: good references.
II. BOYD. 36T West 35th-st.
YOUNG SWEDE. strong. willing ard So
bor. lately landed, wants any Kind OF
work y. JOHNSON. - Greenwich-st.
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Gteamb1ats.

'DOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND POINTS.
lb SOUND LINES. WEEK DAYS ONLY.
EAIL RIVER LINE. wa Newport and FAN River, from
new Pier Is. ~ r., foot Of Munayst.. at T.. N.
rIONlNGTON LINE, Via Ston!ngtOn roI New Pier
80 N r. one block above Canal-st. a 800 l.. NJ.
NORWICH LINE VITA New ~ ndon, from Pier 40. ~ r.,
DesbIosscs ST. at 3 30 l.. VI.
N EW 81: Excursion. 81 30
~ Steamer RICHARD PECK leaves Pier o5 T. r.. 4
A. daily sundays excepted. arriving time Tor
10 Merden. Hartford springfield. &c Freight
leaVcs % 4. n.
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HELP WANTED.
|NN~~~N~>-s
Female.

Female.
WANTED. D.-Intclliaent ladies' TO take
work home. neat steady employment:
good salary: no experience necessary. en-
close stamp for particulars. STANDARD
ART CO. ~ West 24th-st.
WANTED. D.-Generai houseworSer; Alsaiian
or FIR nch girl preferred: a good home to
tho right one. Apply l55 East 93d-at.. lst
flat.