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New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
R.R.

10 m earlier from foot Franklin st.:
:S,3O A. H. Daily. Local to Buffalo.
Osl5 A. H. Daily for Albany: Utica Syracuse. Rcches-
II sS5 A. DAILY. except snnday: TO Ca,ski NOM
Albany. Utica Saratoga Caldwell Lake oeorse Parior
zoo p Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit.
CIeyeland Chicago and st. Louis.
5s1S r. " DAILY, except sunday, for Utica, syrssusa
osiS p Daily tor Albany Utcs Syracuse. Rochester
Buaio. Niagara Fails Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland. CHI
Tisns tsbiss at rrinclpai hotels and ohices
d II LAMBERT 0en~rni Passenger Agent
IL Vanderbilt ave-. Nsw York.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

w <~~>.~>o~- ->~0s. N,>>,>sy>y>>,,>
SLEiGHS. sLETGIi;, SLEIGHS,
large variety new and sec ,ai- hand Port
lands. Jumpseats. Old Comforts. Speeding
Cutters. Fcur-passcrger Sleighs, &c.
Special Inducements In 80 cutters.
Also Fur Robes. In choice variety,
from 81 upward.
Fur Foot Warmers. $l.5O. chimes. Bells
Plumes. Gu'tn Percba 10 prevent balling.
EVERYTHING FOR SLElGHlNG.
Special Coupe Rockaway AZ 500. Fin"
Brougham. Sl65. Six passenger Coupe
Rocknway and many others.
JOHN MOORE & CO.
81 and 10 Warren ST
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA: BALTIMORE AND

WASHINGTON.
ghIladeehis wess days :s" ssS sSo o boSo
Parior Carr. 4:ao 800 DINING CsG eco 7So o., 900 & =
NJ 1915 night snndays d o ~ soc S sn,n~ % can Sp o M
1918 night - -, -, ooo ,o.oo
,i:so dining csr,, A. NJ 200 sso. 200 Dining car,
fo:ib night. Sundays. 1000 II 30 Dining Can.
A. NJ 900 300 Dining Can. =. N. 12:ia night;
Tickets parlor seats can be pro,.red a. fGo, Of
1sT sth Av 81 East l4h st. 1873 East 2Sh 81 o5, 2Is
81 SEQ Fulton St, Prookyn: as Broadway Williams
Surr The NewYor Transfer Company will call for and
chact baggage from hotels residence destination.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

ABI.T LAWYER gives consultation with
out charge. laws - any State. prompt
assistance all dlnlcu.'ies. without publicity .
divorces srr.raflOn. ron support. claims
every nature. business or family troubles
quietly arranged. 26i Broadway. Room 20
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
RraJ. ESTATE FOR SALE.

>ov~>>>~~~~>~~~~s~~ ~s~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
FOR -SAf.E.-Atiar'ic CITY. y. J.: few
rare chances on cary terms 10 purchase
furnished hotels and boarding houses. /.
choice locations; also cottages and lots In
every section OF the city snd Iongport.
7. @. ADAMS 4 60. Atlantic CITY. y. !.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29

COOk.-A frs:-cla<s japanese cook: able
to do work Of butler and steward; In city
or country; best references. y. NJ. 33 Pop-
lar Place. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
.oNNNNNrON00<~0N <.0N~@NNNNNNN
Male.

GARDENER.--Single thoroughly under
stands his business IN all branches:
sober. honest and reliable and not afraid
Of hard work. pace with glass preferred.
T.. g., Si4 Lexing,on-aye.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
FVRNrsuED ROOMS TO LET.

- o>~~O~-~ >>>>~~---~.- ~.-r~>~~~~~~~0~~~>--y>
TWO LARGE furnished rooms - .e, With
terms moderate o0i East 30th-s;.. Gil
fn1re's bell
oiST-sT ~ EAST
Desirable rooms. with or without board.
references.
a3D ST. 30 EAST. Two large handsome
rooms: private hath. permanent only.
private house. excellent nsighborhood; ref
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
REAL ESTATE.
DETAILS OF SETH LOWS TRANSACTION.
Mr. PULITZER IS REPORTED TO HAVE PrR-
CHASED ADJoISINc; PARK ROW PROPERTY

Mr. PULITZER Is REPORTED TO HAVE PrR-
CHASED ADJoISIN; PARK ROW PROPERTY
-BrsIXrss At THE EXCHANGES.
The properties In this city exchanged By George
r. Read for President Seth Low OF Columbia Uni
versty for his la milton and Franklin Office build
ngs IN Brooklyn are Nos. 5c and 5os Broadway.
running through to ard Including No. ~ TO o.
Crosby-st and having frontage OF ~ feet In
broadway and r., feet IN Crosby-st. hvS-si0re
stone store occupies the plot James \. Melvin
gives the Now-York property and cash 10 Mr Low
The deal Is said TO involve IN ali about $4,000.
II was reported yesterday that Joseph Puliz ger
had purchased tho building a; No. ; Park Row. run
ming through TO 40. Arn-st. He owns properties
IN both streets which shu, in No. Park Row on
all sides These parcels are 30. Park Row, at the
corner of Ann-si; NJ. Park Row ana Nos ). .
and II Ann--f. AIR. Pulitzer has -: long iiin'
been anxious 20 secure No. J. Vnich - an lir'tulh
frontage In Iark ROW Of p feet by 1iAl2 llxolVa
purchaser by the National Life Association, ot
hs year. Tor sls 90 Tribune reporter called
the office OF Bowers Sands. Mr. Fuhiz~rs Jaw
ycrs but failed to secure any Information concern
Ing the alleged purchase
Harmon II. Nathan has purchased the slrsc nat.
on a plot Il sxl0 ~ No l5i East Onc-hundred and
secordst.. from Ellen + Daniels. for about s?c"oc.
There were a number Of announcements at the
Broadway Real Estate salesrocm yesterday. but;
with the exception of two pircels. they were All
adjourned TO January. lS.. -
William Kennedy sold No. 2se DIyision-st.
brick building. lot Ax,iex irregular xs3 IN fore
closure proceedings. 70 ne plaintiffs. Frank Lie
D. Phoenix Ingraha m a. 60. sold trustees sale
No % Pitt-s,., one,story frame front and two
nlsigg,irs 1ohn A R,card ana others for S. ,nS
C. r. Gregor & Son have sold at private contract
the nve-siory brick store and thouse 2sx;5 on the
southeast corner Of Seyenth-ave and One-hundred-
and-thirtieth-st, for about $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED. Inventors should write John
wedderhurn & Co.. Patent Attorneys
Washington y. C.. for their 81 100 pre-
MUM: monthly contest open to them upon
application
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29

.i. .,! g & ss'ps' ss and ysS ssa
xss1.s e" is'' ysa' Msd:sroo4
xs;s.ss sos%gn l 10 Of tbs sasy: as:An.sa lii.
surance Company. corner ''n-ave anu 5000
Mason Jane. sfsr r. to Carl schultz i<1ins 1000
Msfnisss James. 1ss .ns John
withsrs n ios'h-s' 2oo II 0, Nms'.!'. 5000
ri S::s%s.e 80 ~ :'5i s;ss $500
Post. william ssssu.s . es &C. S1sn. CT Ma@ Savings
Bank a. xo aosPae:e 81 % se1 10000
Prince CHRISTOPHER. 70 ctnrch has year 1900
R's y S5r's %Pis saH.ys demand q; 5000
Rose, Morris ana w.e VIE 10 'u''"S Dse'. ~ 10000
Rsss shsr; sHs OF rts lssse S sf3ss,iH c'ame
schn.ds bousas and VIE % Elmer ,,h Yale 80 no
sehPen:r so'Gs' ra. 1'S;9 sissma.a Pro'D's 100
sss se IGSn lin ard Gi James ss' Meshsa s 70 Enoch
uniOn,aDe 70 f ,bsr, az isias' ;esc Eissh.,
80 Of courtaaa,,ave years sxns: RAM o"
Tipping i2 sdna Of s'Sfia~' William HAIRS So
russs Mssf ss'ns MIam yi' and GTsassr
ss MnioIa Place lot 7i2. map OF section e. 1850
Same sse to I'd ward Land Improvement Company coo
vcion sns fSns.' noaiss to 'fi frederic e.sr i.s.
o. cara i,S,as'y. ,n1s y.,n. ..s.......... 1900
wSe.ock Annie E to Gleason. No IS East 900
wssber:en. aias yfSri nenry to Charles schwenker
Avenue D. SO II Of aih-st. rnionport years 4U
vrhtt. Iohn e. 10 George Gerlach n $ ll?n- 800
81 ill., n % ~ Nichoas-ave. i year........ cV
WOOD Henry y to clifford \ Hand. executor:
Charles {; Havcrs n llo,h-st. 80 II OF an ooo
I;h-aye '-'oV"
BUILDING PLANS FILED.
No plans for new buildings flied at main or branch
to-day
Alterations main Once:
clinton place No 1919. to story b'ick tenr
men, and store. by Frederick Ohnels. VI NJ
,, I,oxnc ave. owner. Charles kentz OF a,
IA 1s3 An ave architect. l"V
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
DEI CKAWANNA AND WEsrERV II. H.
Staticnn IN New-YOrk. foot of barclay and
Christopher streets.
vrsrvurIED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
TOO '''. nINTS(Iy LIGHT


CARS. PINTSCH LIGHT.
Direct route to NEWARK. BIOOMFlELp MoNTCI.Af
THE ORANGES; summit. I'srnare,y..lle ~. Bashng
LAKE foPATcoSG. HacEei,s,own scIoof.EYs
MOUNTAIN. Washington THILLIPsBURG. EASTON
WATER GAP. STROTDSBUEG. Pocono Mountains
SCRANTON. PITTSTON. WILKESBARHE NANT1
COKE. DANVIiL.E. NoRTHIMBERi.AND. Mont
rose BINGHAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH Water
VILE. UTICA. EICHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland
SYRACUSE, OSWEGO. ITHACA. OWFio. ELMiRA
CORNING RATJ DANSVIIIE. BliFFAiO and all
ponts WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
500 a. M.-BiNGHAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
1906 A. M-ocafe Carr RUFFALO. SCRANTON. RING
HAMTON UTICA. RICHfIEiD SPRINGS. SYRIA
CT'SE and OSwFGO EXPRESS. Pullman Parlor
Cars Connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago
100 p 'M"(Cafe Car). SCRANTON. wir.KEsBARRE
and EI.MIRA E<PRESS. Pullman Parior Cars.
400 p. M.-SCRANTON. WTI.KESBAERE and pLYM
Ol'TH EXPRESS. Pullman Euffet Parlor Car.
1:30 r. NJ (Daily)Buffalo Nestihued Limited Express
for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMTRA Bt'F
rAIO. Pullman BUFFET Sleeping Car. Connecting at
0:30 r. M (Daiy)-BI'F FALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON. ITHACA. UTICA SYRACUSE OsWECO
EXPRrSS. Pullman Buffet sreepcrs.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Gaze Sons. Limited. Il3 Broadway. ~ Park
Place. 40 Broadway Tickets a, ferry stations 0i3
broadway. III 4h-ave. 18th ct: 53 West 125th-s
e35 Columbus New-york 23e and 126 Fulton-r
and 1o8 Broadway Brooklyn Timetables giving full In
wrsTCoTT EXPREss COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence to destination
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave NcwYork. foot Of Chambers st.
- fouoWt and hve minutes earlier from West 2cd-st.:
O1OO 4. M.-vestibuled Express Daily for waverly
Binghamtcn Eimira. Buffalo. Bradford Arrive
Buffalo 500 p. NJ. Parior car TO Runalo
300 p. M.-vestibuled Limited fast mall Daily solid
train for Chicago via Chautauqua Lake, arrives
Cleveland 1:40 A. M. Chicago p. NJ seep.rs
to Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining
Car
press Daily. arrives Buffalo 715 A.. NJ. Brad
fsrd 1:is 4. n. Jamestown s:53 4. NJ: Cleve-
80 land ISIS p. u. sleepers to Buffalo and Cieve-
land. making direct connections for Detroit.
Chicago and the West.
4,46 r M.-va ChautauQua Lake and Niagara Falls
Daily. Solid train TO Chicago. Sleepers Buff
faIo Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Car.
TICKETs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
II accommodations at Ill, 26 401 and 957 Broadway,
i27 Bowery, l56 125thst and 81 West i25th-st.
chsmSers ana West 2ad ferres. New York: 3,a ard
IA Fuou-st IO6 Broadway. Brooklyn; 200 Hudson st.
Hcboken spd Jersey City Station westcot Express calls
for and ehecks bssgasc from hotels and residences 70
destination s~.s
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
BALTIMORE& e. OHIO.

Leave New-York. foot Of Liberty g.. daily.
CHICAGO 2 r. M. aad IL Is night.
PITTsBURG: $50 eS, SUM- 2 sun. iSic night
WAsHiNGToN BALTIMORE. 500 10 Dining Car.
aS d m. m IL is night SUNDAY. 10 Dining Carr. 100
n m Dining Car). Dining Carl 8 Dining Carl 1918
niRht. .u..
NEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeper. $50 D. m. tsW1ay
~ u trains are Illuminated with Pntsch Lisht
CNrccs: II3 f7c 2at as. LAO Bway. 81 r. lNh 81.
III B,very ~ z: ssa $40 ruiton,st Brooklyn; stai.on
foot Of Liberty ST.. N. G. r. OF ~ j. Baggage ehsckeo
from no. nj reside nee to destination
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
WORK WANTED.

r>~u>~/N >>.~o~~~~~~~-~~-o~~
Female.
A. .--A.--A CAPABLE. energetic young
woman. graduate OF normal college, de-
sires employment as secretary. typewriter,
accountant amanuensis or bookkeeper; best
OF reference. 1877 Arlington-ave.. B'klyn.
ADDRESSING or any light work by Grip
pie: has fair education: home work
preferred. r. HEROLD. l2l West 72d-st.
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions eor
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Ofice. No. Lac Broadway. ID door north
OF 31s.-st.. Until . O'Clock .. M: adver-
t,sements rscsived at the following branch
orices a, regular Office rates until 3 o'clock
p. M. viz; 254 s,h-ave.: 9. e. cor: 23d-
st.: i52 Oth-ave.. coz. i2th-st.: Macy's.
Gth-aye and l4th-st.: i42 Columbus-avc.,
near West 66ih-st.: i06 West 42d-st., near
6th-ave. % East 14th-st.: 257 West sd
st.. between 9Th and S,h aves.: l59 East
l1th-st.: l.33s 3d-ave.. between Teth and
77th sls.: i.0c6 3d-ave., near 8ist-st.; I,7O8
ist-ave.. near s9th-s,.; $50 3d-Ave,, near
41rt-st.: 554 3d-ave.: 325 Risecker-Ht: !:
zoos 3d-ave.; $40 East 70lh-st.; 1921 ID
ave-: 1869 3d-ave.: 0S Amsserdam--ave
to2 West l2d-st:: lts East ldth-st.; 20a
i,i5: sd-ave.. near 67th-st.: 2ol East SGth.
g.; i.e2o Broadway; Lkss sd-svs.,
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
MEN AND WOMEN out OF employmen.
manent situation at good wages. By writing
a. once - +. V. H.. Box 2s3. Augusta.
Maine.
WANTED. distributors every
where: both sexes, 50 per 100; position
permanent: inclose Addressed envelope.
GREAT EASTERN IMPORTING Co,
Philadelphia
WASTED.--A hrst-class salesman for our
specialties for Ncw-Yorls and Brocklyn
references required. Address j. T.. AN
NEN CANDY COMPANY. Green Bay. Wis.
WANTED. Experienced. reliable agents
In all paris of the UaIted States. TO
whom We can now assign special territory
for the sale OF THE NEW-YORk rRIBl
CNE'S GREAT WORK, AMERICAS
SUCCESSFUL MEN" II is one OF the
mctt easily sold publications now before
the American people. ana In not on.y deep
~ Interesting IN itself but proves u great
educator. replete with object u ssons for
young men starting In business life. Every
library. pubic or private. Is incomplete
without II. The work Is published in two
trated with numerous steel and stipple
portraits. ADDRESS ADAMS CO., as
Duane-st. n. Y.
WANTED. AN IDEA.-who can ta.nk ~
some simple thing TO patent? Protect your
iSsar goMS Ne nay erIns you Ceah "r.e
q 800 prize offered to Inventors ana list
AZ 200 iuyantioan Raated
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
DRESSMAklNG


CIOAKMAKER and DRESsMAK Err
Home or day. Will make alterations on
cloaks and costumes. plush garments
viii alter. redye. remodel. enlarge sleeves.
make into capes. co.lsreitcs aud jackets.
GRHiG. i3i West 22d-s,.
COUTURIERE FRANCHISE and ladies'
tsllor. latest models ~. winter costumes.
oapes and wraps; last seasons gowns re-
modelled: short time. moderate prices.
special styles for large ladies'. Nine. AN
DERSON. 23S Gih-ave.. formerly with
Stern Bros.
DRESSMAi<F i<FR.--A stylish French dress
maker. good litter md designer. goes out
by day: terms. 81: best references. .Sj
East io'h-st.
DREssMAKER. &c.-Experienced seam
stress ard dressmalsr ~ day. week or
month: willing and capable 10 help with
oth,r work. .e5 Avenue Il.
DRESsNAKE Ladder. misses and
ch,liren's suits made at very reaeonable
prices: frst-c,ass work: also renojeliing.
alterations. repairing Mrs HOOD. lW
West ioist-a,.
DRESS MAKER. Thorough competent:
takes vplri. home or hy day: latest
skirts waists: also. remodellng. aitcra-
tions. chi.lrcn's dresses. Mrs HOOD. 1856
Wet I0Ist-a:.
SEAL. GARMENTS. fancy furs. made TO
order: rcrnoieilng old garments spe-
cia.ty: prices reasonable. Mrs. BARK Err.
ii6 West 3?ih-si.. late with Gunther's.
bth-aVc.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

a3s; ,:s:S ss & : .so
M AHseSa H Is, S raser ns nS Dn nS.m.a;
COMPANY to Grace Wilson ;o. 10
' @ s. sS :hr nd Il A%'''fs SsSd axe
5,h ave. e s. as7 II n OF toh-st, eDseo: William -.
nav. B. s, and eSnsr %ias to sa l%1s.a' si1s
l ns ana ~s eoSr Hss ah ave- ''i assiS III Thomas
Alton refrss 70 solomon IN Ms1rbass 81 to $, 10000
Nc19as-ays 2$e 70 .Go 70 iSoh-G ,ass 2a.2s
eeuor Of Charles G. Havens. to Henry II. .o ..,
I2isi.si s. 2i5 f. Of Xmsterdan.ave. 2sx,.
block. William Moores and wife TO John l. ,,oo
Agrea II IIicnel 10 sgismand B wor,mann.. 2o5oo
tors and trustees Thomas Williams y part 5000
resular siesmund Pels and wife 10 Paul
unonare ' >: 80 It OF i55,h-st. s7dn,2iix
$7.Gx'..G; Enoch Ben and wife to John Shea
Leios-Sve. n corner i26th st. Soixi&j Moriiz
5mc conn to Tson"s e wSms ~ ..s, ,a f5are; J"
schwenker ana wife 10 Henry wahcersen .,. 800
i'9n srSS o5 i- ~ Gsg. ,lsss OF Wakefield 200
4ad- st. no acc East; Bernhard Biumenstock to
o;ia-s f. 5Si II " OF Columbus, ave. i7xadx
i7.lsaGo: Lewis /. Deiaie.d referee to David
sane % prpsr.y David scics as receiver etc.,
MIroid 'i Place. ~ r. lot 7i2 map section C. vysc
William Tucker ................. 100
aoiix Irregular: abraham va Van santvoord " i' ref-
cree. jules Enrich ..................... 5000
Fort Warrington W - n of 1IOth 81.
lawrence 1880
Ii Clarke ref,ree to sarah GOODMAN. 1000
2itfsst 4. 20 n Of Ith ave. 22.sxaS9: Jane
II KOwad TO John Kirby ..................... 100
70h-s'. No II West Daniel W shoyer TO
Rebecca Shoyer .:.................,......
4cH 2 nn.s n ., snd sno;so@ lSIoo;
Annie Hachemeiser. 5000
sirath .......::.:.:...... 1900
Nicholas ave x236. i0x22o. .2x3Ol.i0: Henry
Wood and wife 80 Eugene G Potter.
11Mh-sf. I1l5 II W ~ st Nicholas ave TX
J0J George Geriach and wife to John r Ebert 10
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
DISQUALIFICATION

l.
stations foot Of CortI.ndt and Dssnro.-MS. 70, stfi
CHUNK and intermediate stations. .,, .,,, >,roN
S:i5 A. NJ. daily for WILKESBARRE SCRANIS0N
week days,. ITHACA GENEVA EocliEsIEk no,p,l BS
local POINTS Dining Car and Chair Car to Buna,'
1850 4. NJ. daily except Sunday for MAUCh ,h,Nn
and intermediate points
~ noon daily except Sunday.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
Bu. 1 huCsn .vs vrvisu'' Meas
Ia carte Connects at Buffalo with through sieepes 10
i2s4c r. II. daily. except Sunday for Mauch Chunk
~" 40 r. NJ daily except Sunday for. wilkesbarre.
Connects for all points coal regions chairCars to
4siO p. VI. d. ly. except Sunday for, wIlkesba,r..
Ptston Scranton and principal nterncdia,e stations: @
Connects with all points In coal region. Pullman Buffet
Parnr-Car 20 Wibesbarre. -
5,15 =. NJ. daily. for EAsTON and intermediate sta
ton and principal Intermediate Connects for
Reading ara HarrA rrg Chair,Car to & sisnsion %
ana ali points West Pullman sleeper vestibuied train
n Y to Chicago. Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto.
$3.50 p. ". daily except SUNDAY, stopping ony Al
L. u. Junction. sayre. Geneva. Rochester batavia
and Brifalo Pullman Sleeper for Buffalo. ~
H:CO p. ". daily, for ITHACA, GENEVA. ROCHfS-
TER BUFFALO. IAGARA FALLS, and all points
~ Addition i loca. trains daily except sunday. for
BOUND BROOK AMI intermediate points leave as follows:
900 A. NJ. ESQ 40 and GSo p NJ. ~ - ~
tickets ard Pullman accommoda,ions at c3S 2:3, o4
and Broadway 81 East 4th St. 1876 East '23th 81;
j27 Bowery " Y: $50 Fulton ST.. Court ST. rs Broad
New-York Transfer Company will call fo- and cn,'k
baggage from hotel or residence through 10 oestnh,o
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
HELP WANTED.

Female.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a
thoroughly competent girl In small fam
ily. Call 10 O'Clock. IL West 3.jd-st.
EDUCATED WOMAN for correspondence
and light bookkeeping In bric-a-brac
store: hours. 10 10 3; salary 81 10 begin;
hest reference required. Address X. Box
os 2l1 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

NEW HOME. Elderly pecp.e and
others. 81 weekly. Circulars at lis st.
Ann's-avr.
NICELY FURNISHED rooms Win .ull
hoard s. 30 weekly. .args room. suitable
s1r two. i3s 9th
?aD-ST WEST. .-- Handsomely furnished
second ronr. with board. references.
~ EAST r.D ST.-ronr e injecting ro'n'a.
OF separate. every convenience best ref
erenc-s. also singi" roo,ls
S3D-ST. ~ WEST Large srcond-s,ory
front room. all conv~ni"rr"r. super.o.
table. moderate. reference exchanged.
eth ST. WEST 40 iii--f.argc rooms.
h.steI rth .lperl0r board. convenient
- eu roads. references exchanged.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29

WREE LEcTURE.--proG Berger. to-day. Tuasdsy.
O'Clock. $50 Broadway. 14th St. euhlsct:
pUtench learned Rapidly ana Correctly" Book pre-
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
ALkbubtS WV &btSkttU4Us
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY LECTURES
FOR JANUARY.

AT COOPER UNION. Tuesdays. r. M.-PROF.
HOMER r. sPRAGUE "xiiton.' No tickets re-
Qurcd
AT METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART. satur-
days, II A. MIR. d. cADY EATON. Jan. 2. q.
10. q Athens Of To-day: jan 30. Evolution Of
the French Chateau No tickets required.
AT AMERICAN MUSEUM or NATURAL HIS.
Tory. saturdays g. ?. n xnthropology and
Ths 9dsst SIC Msisns q M.p r. Amsres.,: Jan . DR. E
indians Of the United States; Jan. ie. DIR. FRANZ
BoAs Art q the Nor;h Anglican % indlsn: jan q
6s Family Amcnz Sertn Awsrssn I1s.snr; ,,, Jan
pieo Of Southern France" Apply for tickets 10 the
bscsstsry Of Columbia University. p
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-02-25

The untimely death of Judge Jno
r. Grace, at the very beginning of a
term OF eight years, will cause hot
fight to be made for this seat on the
Appellate Court bench, which will be-
fore the end of the present year have
been filed by five different judges in
a period of less than two and a half
years. Judge Bennett died in Au-
gust, 1894, after having been re-nomi-
mated. Judge Quigley served four
months by appointment. Judge
Grace thirteen and a half months
from January l, 1895. Gov. Bradley
will name Judge to fill the position
until about Dec. l, when man elect
ed by the people in November will
take his seat. When Judge Grace
was nominated he was opposed by
Judges Bishop, White, Yeaman and
Robertson, and for awhile Judges
Park and Robbins thought seriously of
entering the race All of these gen
tlemen are probable candidates this
time and there may be others. There
are Is counties in the district, which
includes Christian and Henderson
and extends west to the Mississippi
river 1t is too early to make any
predictions, but it is going to be
hard fought race from start to finish
The nomination is equivalent to an ]
election, as Christian, Caldwell and I
Crittenden are the only counties in
the district that are Republican I'M
der normal conditions, and the Demo
cratic majority is anywhere from 5000
to $1,000.
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The rupture between Gov, Bradley
and DIR. Hunter seems to be even
more serious than at first reported.
Both are hopping mad and the Gov
ernor has given forth an authorized
statement of his reasons for parting
company with the Gunshoe candi-
date for Senator. Hunter refuses to
do much talking, but his attitude is
defiant and resentful The latest is
that war to the knife has been de-
clared against senatorial and presi-
dental aspirations.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-02-25
If the Democrats of Christian COZ

If the Democrats of Christian coun-
" will rid themselves of ss-called
Democrats who hobnob with Repub-
licans in political matters, get togeth'
er and close up their ranks for the
campaigns of 1896 and 1897, there is
a fine chance to show the RAIDS that
there is good deal of life yet in the
party in this part of the State. The Re-
publicans are disorganized and ready
toimitate the example Of Hunter and
Bradley and knife each other at the
first opportunity. Many white men
are swearing they will never again
vote with party that has gone on
record for negro domination. The
prohibition Republicans are disgust
ed and incensed at Bradley's DISPOSE
ton to cater to the saloon element and
there is taken all in all lack of har-
mony that BODIES no good for those
who must run the gauntlet of public
approval next year. Besides,the Dem
ocrats, have a card up their sleeves
and will turn the light at the proper
time on some matters of dollars and
cents that will create a sensation
equal to that caused by the disclos-
ures in the Sheriff's office in 1890.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-02-25
SPECIAL LOCALS.
Grover and Starlight.
GROVER

Is a chestnut sorrel, l6 hands high,
a combined saddle and harness STALL
ion, is stylish and good actor. He
has been entered in four fairs, in the
saddle and harness rings, and never
was beaten. He will make the pres
ent season at my stable on the farm
known as the Waterside farm, Green
place or j. G Thurmond's farm. SD
to insure. Care taken to prevent ac-
cidents, but no liability should any
occur Pasturage furnished mares at
usual rates. Money for season due on
usual conditions.
Pedigree: Sired by Manager Gold
Dust, 2:20; he by Forrest Gold Dust,
2:25. First dam Mollie Witcher, sir
ed by Elliston's Rather, out of Dan
Rice mare.
STARLIGHT.
Having a Starlight Jack, will stand
him the present season on my farm,
six miles west of Hopkinsville, on the
following terms: $40 to insure mare
with foal, money due when mare is
proven In foal or is transferred. Star
light is black, with white points. The
Starlights are too well known to need
any further description.
LESLIE A. SUMMERS.