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New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ca-b:e,ng-ay=. 8. 80 fl q lsslh-st -oN1..V' IT,
sad other property: LoY'nia hafi"Hu l" ''"
mo l. brewster.
Hu-ave. e T. 10 :; . of OLeTh-sf. 'ohip' '"''
S)u'e Claus Haak. - =, -
Lot lee.ns AZ corner lands OF lseteilh -.
ter and Joseph + Lea. boiaS corner oi III,
cefni;. ,s.e. l12x-; David morrison a''i
wife TO Henry krOger and vile.
Hu-ave g s. 100 II OF Ozark-si 1Oxlc' Susic
@ Fuller 10 Claus Eaak. ..............: -
Lots 2i5 and .IG. map Of property oi Nw.h
Mar0e Hill 18th ward Perry J. Williams ara -,
wife Katie Dooiey.
Lot 5s map G. property Of J. HaiEni; george
strcci.er aud wife 10 JOHN q Parker ..:.:;...,
7th-uye, n s. lot 7S. gore. map OF NGkeheld' ~
bert Schling ana wife to Jos 'oh krce:a ah'
Eisn-s; " H. l15 Il of Msp.e-st. 2jSi". E,bri
McCfac1ea 81 al 20 John q .askc'. I'M .'s,'
Chestuu;-aye ~ +. 20 II Of Dal.-si Jpfi"J
chriy!fni 2.s@rr 10 Martin 4 'higi"A ana
Anoth,r
Lsts 81 and s. ,'s2 q property cf : J. Hslsht'
William I, sriia and vile 10 ionn q IA. kcr. ~
iSh-s No c2s wss:: Robert |. Wensiey, Fctefee -
TO Alta j. Dencai. - ,,,, 80
2s:h-st CSo 23rl sis.7 Il W OF ith-a'e. -tlvx
0S.Sxci .0y0s o. ari .'hsr property "a 1,h-
81. .7s II W oth-a"s o5xrs0 tSo ~. West 21th- =.
So Hamilton Cdei. referee 10 John y hdughrah 81
hadsoH-avc D. 25ii II OF lWth-st. zSx'v
Theodore A ccrdier sad wife TO Henry Hubentr
and vile ...................... ....... ......
ioth-st. O. 2a4 Il W Of Park-ave. 2ixlooil; 90,
John Morris and wife to James W hetchrIn.' 'o''
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
TAX OFFICIALS NOT UNANINOUS.

The Tax Commissioners yesterday discussed the
appointment Of ex-AsseInblyman Robert Miller to
the vacancy caused by the election as Register Of
William sohmer. formerly Deputy Commissioner.
Messrs. Barker and Sutro want to appoint Miller;
but Mr.. Wells demurred unless his colleagues would
give him certain patronage, too. AS the appoint
ments must be made by unanimous vote. the eec-
ton did not take place.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
CITY REAL ESTAT!. TO LET.

No. 20 WEST T2D-ST. Large. elegant
modern residence. In perfect order: thor
oueh plumbing. Baker X Smith steam heht;
Tiffany decorating. electric gas lighting.
etc. Particulars from JOHN MAC
GREGDR. 5J Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
HOEsEs AND CARR. AGES.

FOR SALE.-Two double windlasses, two
single Trucks. skeleton top express and
einail business wagons. single and double
harness. Apply d. ". LELLlS. 81 and ~
1lth-ayc
FOR SALE.-Importcd elegant Pony Sta.-
lion. gentle end kind. broke for harness
and saddle. awarded TWO prizes In last Nm
tonal Hors" Show Association. Madison
Square Garden height. ~ hands Il. IN.
Particulars, y KAT'T. l23 East s5th-st.
GREAT sACEIrICE.-sIG5 lady going
South. fine cIiunler extension top family
surrey; cost SI2j last September: also Kim
ball cutter AMI two elegant larrohcs cheap.
Apply ~ 10 west ;ith-st.
SACRIFICE Portland Gutter: also . bear
robes PRIV ATE ST III .Ir 90 h, 3igt-st.
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HOFFMAN.
liCIIANI

G. d. Hank. Philadelphia.
W. ". Justice. Cincinnati.
". W. Post. Chicago.
J. ". Bishop. London.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
RECORnED MORTGAGES

f$' s .:s " '':s*; :,.,;: i've
1 g9'ns ana tap N.sGSi"on isih-' 900
s:s Sss: .Ss r:5Ss4 :s%.a: 1893
H1 pa. Gansny k5a aad G M1s F@n 10 Fe iIb s.a Rs ;
,, aisshatsc %schnns lien IL sum- 1000
Xan c, J. WhshSad AN ana ano,ner SSrfn!ors I 100
Bronner William. and wife TO Matthew, Paul
and Robert Nicolino. W poris-a'e l2sio It ,ooo
s to A5aRs E%a fsnsr Fnse nG SIpr
D; WeG 81 ion T. MoIy Ss'Sc
pahlman Isaac il. to the Oriental Rank. Nos oo.
TS a1 s JosS + to Geenaic saving,
Iaat. IS 5ist-s. 30 # e Of gthaye. years 1000
an5' an5 trust "' cSmpaay S"a yo'F 70 @G ayc is
rie'5osmonn '' jaas and wife e wiian iiaa
g. ii2h-s 22i +; g of 3th-aVe. years. 49,
Foster Charles p to Morton II c Poster. No i7s
G1FSa TnoTaS @ T. + to q 'Nrp o,, MfTr dnhs 10
Same. to Edward = steers. same property ooc
Same c to John sleeves same property months. tcoo
sGa" s rses Ea%aT ~ IL Ito Tf wcsi d 'H 9@a sn
Huhcner Henry and wife to Theodore \ Corller.
SIedison.ave. % II I, of loc'h-s, year 5000
i5ih.s, i5O II OF conrani'avs ycars
@S@aa.a !Ss? Na % g. ws. % s'
Same same 2Gh-s 40 IT W OF Gth-avc. ,oooo
Kahn. German asd Emanuel ana wives to ,oo
Kiernan Anne and John J. to Mary Kelly. Tvs ooo
I' ,n1 OF c Io9" IN sa ~ Park 200
io'hs' 2st f. " of rark-avc Se,' 10000
", of Wsshinrtnn-sv" 3 years ......"... 100
k Wam la 20 S,snpn m0fse Tnsrrass.
KITsn cH M3Fy g. a s bonn C%g 1000
L.y- Margaret, to william II Han. ,r >. ii2'hs'. so
o IT of 3haNe aD5 r %0aS,Ees ,o & mrTan, Indus
irial savings Bank. loh-ave s5S IT n Of mn
Mare joseDa. e t6e. Babies shsl,eI, cf tas
Church Of the Holy Communion. No is' West am.
Ri.a IT, christina .si c. to Albert Ri,. s4h-s iIs
Re@Sens;cnc Hyrnan 20 Benedc, A Klein. No -oo,
Esnn. indSis ,snd witc 70 ne German Saving. ,oo
R5senield isnaiz ii, and wife Marcus i.edirer.
same M s. 70 AHsIs Wsm ana '"si Rsse Danr same por
ertv . ....-...................... 1880
schsnc1pp Nathan and vie to Mary PSI; X
323 RiTnron, st. years. ...:.....;.,.......: 900
S9s % eTacs sa fs. sna wye ' n os ars arr
Smith. Frank L. TO IambeI' slyGam West Enc o,no
Tuller Harriet 4 70 Mar a., 4 Wood ia9h- oo,
ST. 2s' T. @ OF 7ihays 40 MI,; nsn noi -'
r%Ss; %1es to Ia5i' JSco5 nooSan d N $os 10 and
7d3Sin Mary YER e. to Ich + kaoci trustee
lois / s. . and 10 map Peter Valentine. Ford
Thomas no1n Anna L. to William 6 Adams.
End,aye, corner 7ith-s, yeaTs ,,o...:.; 500"
no 30 Watt..st. years ,;...; 800
lots 27e and 2ls and balance lot 274 amended ,ooo
will,sms, John ni' r ana wife to the Mutual ilfe
lnsurance Company. New-York Wiam-s W ....
Exchange Place, years J 700 ooo
BUILDING PLANS FILED.
TIE following plans buildings and alterations
were filed with the Building Department Yesterday;
New building
Pr,ersci-ove Z Of Fort Schuyler Road. by
William Harrigan, for n two-sio-y
b,!ck stable S'V"
; Alterations:
Broadway No GO by the Hamilton Fish estate.
/ OF No 100 broadway. hve-story brick store
salearoOin -''
5Iih-st No 5l5 by Lndorf & Ncohe.
,,, o p two-s.ory brick stable, cost OF
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

~~~~D~~ >~>~~-o~~~NNo
AN OPPORTUNITY fcr six or eight gentle
men TO obtain rooms permanently at from
IS TO $40 weekly Is now offered IN select
private house. SO West 50th-si; references
exchanged.
20S EAST 9TH ST, near l. station.--Larye
front room. furnished: three windows:
private family. PITTS.
3is EAST loTH-sT. For light housekeep-
ing. hall room; also large saloon parlor
reasonable.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SrBSCRIp.
T1ONS FOR THE NEW YORK TRIB-
tNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
lProWN JFFl'E ". | ~ BroncwaY.
- door north Of Thlrty-nrst-s, and AD.
NERTISEMENTS at the following Branch
Offices 23i r,c-rn-avs
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
summary REAL. ESTATE.

ACRiFICE Portland Gutter: also . henr
robes. PRIVATE STABLE. % l.. 3ist-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

NNNWN-lUIeNF~N
COuntr:.
SPECIAL BAPGAiN' SiOO cash: s29OO.
on easy insialments purchases handsome
lO-roOin cottage large plot. hour Erie W.
Il. SWiTIEl. & co. 1856 L.beriy-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

WANTED Young married cosple - take
broom nat and board students; rent for
board - two: good chance. BARBER
CGiJEt,E ~ routra-sf
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

TNOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTlON.-Flne country seat
the hudson. known the Pell and Chrisman prop
about - acres. about half mil" south OF Fo.t
M,ntgom-Ty. station. West Shore Railroad. old
fashioned house; ample ouibuildngs: view and locatiA
unspasscd the Hudson Kvr: above property VIII De
sold for cash hy Bernard Smyh n Sons. at the Real
Estate Exchange. No - Liberty NewYork city.
Wednesday. January i5 1896 at II o'clock. For fun
PARTICULARS irqui %!
W u. SNOW. Attorney.
lc3 Liberty street New York
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

S~~l>~~~~,>~o~~>>>~~> ~,-~~~.~~ ~~-oNN~~~IN>~-
AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR. .-Residence
properties all kinds. sale or rent
CLARENCE y. Tt'BES. Ieel.inaa-st.
yONKERS AND VICINITY.-Choicc prop
critics for sale or cxchaIg, GEORGE \.
FLAGG. 30 Willlam-st
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real. ESTATE WANTED.

FARMS WANTED for ny early catalogue
for 1896. send fun particulars at once; no
charges. unless sale is effected. F.
LAND. III Broadway
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

''1Gs'; 4 Hah =, i'o f. s,n;aye. 7SxiOoiI william
Il sHs'E"isi sisi fy Henry H..a 10 Ia ''o
Cannon 10 : d%nra Snfa, liSSsn OniSe MI; w 10000
S"Re .sob r'Ger,y p r Edward Haliean and wife 10 -''
10th 9th. Nos lco 70 Ioi West: Thomas 8 VII Zsoo
terrace iace GoSner aS Of rEGmey Ene,:, ct al !,
Xichoss HxrSt TSta ~ -, icnn schultz and wife
sa'9s osr '.sSresy Anna Prewliz and another to OV
i'Hih,s, Tah 25oa IT Of Mor,iseve. 25xioo $50
Mlchael ADAMS al to jane M Ndss NNHsIs"'e 2'Sl'o
AISsT,Ine Dreve ard paotRcr 10th "fo 9 CSaTsa 1GS'gs
EToa4wsy 70 a s;n n Sfc James and wife '0'
so!s, ~ san LIVINGSTON .............. 5ooOo
f'S o !, no1 gSpaefiii ana wife the rector etc.
z.h,s, .1s.t dn : 100 r, Of iavc iaox7; joseph
Avenue and "i 7is,s 10 '',T Sa;seT C"'s ,i; x,s ~,
s7s az? a Mifs % s Yam l%s W;ss comPa% iO7o
,9fsi 9lffspnns and VIE to Lizzie Goerliiz.
Wiai" mcclure 'rr..aTs. Peters. 'soHeas; lco
ch., ss S Snd ,9 Mie oi, to .oneus Vanderbilt Goooo
''a,sys ss,s "A 7 l1sd:s @asSo Hsn:y
'"'in,s, s.,sc t. no Us Fast Morton II Foster ami
ii2'h-st 22' # aih-ave G 4xloo ii WIN ''''o
,ls,s .s' 25 Is '"": S :h-s1c hhsisC"%opH 81 es'o
cs carnf s rs'scn'nann ana another to Henry schvl
Fonts, Nos 2sis ana 30: Henry c zmmcrraann ~
rTTon's No so " corner. cu,lers Alley. is7x 'V'"0
sane to s'n:c :................ 10000
N"tts-st. No 30. Margaret | Mersereau az an
othef 70 Christian Van Rrint .................
Bro"re-st. " corner Goerck-st 25.3x1OO: VIII
IAN " Williams et al to John l. BoRgs.........
0th-st NO 2lS Eest. Benedict 4 Klein and wife
Ilyman Reubens;one. Observation-Disclosures.
RiNlngon-st, SU.4 n o oerck Qx15
Mar; \ Post. execuirx. a to Nathan schan-
Ayenus p 30 "a sismund lrirschieider to Fanny
Riyinrsion,st no a27 Mary 4 Pos, e, al to
Nathan Schancupp. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
3Sth-st. s. 10 II Of Shave 5G3x irregular:
Lizzie Goerlz to Arnold Pfennins ..''."..
3Gth-st. No 800 West. James X Burhaus 70 Robert
Murray 30 $50
bert Suydam to Frank L smith ..-,.-e....... 725oo
I?th-s,. II =. 234 II Of Amsterdam-ave. 11xl022.
Richard q Plat and wife 10 John c De Wof....
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
BOARD AND ROOMS.


->~~~.oN.oo~ooNo-NN- - ~ ~~O0oy>N.>N
A.-Iiandsomey furnished large rc,;ns.
third Moor. with board; references. -
West 5istst.
HANDSOMELY furnished back parlor:
also hall room. heated: hum. comfort
boa'd optional, private family 100 East
55th-st.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM:
board heat. bath: gentl, man and wife or
two gentlemen. private American family.
O5G exington- ave.
LENOX-AvE.. 25l. NEAR i23D ST. Two
specially desirable front. sunny rooms; {;
hrst-class table. references.
ROOMS. superior cuisine. private family.
70 refined party. II West 3jih-si.
17TII-sT.. CT WEST doth unA 9Th avcs).-
Rooms with board: excellent accomni lda-
tions TOR refined parties, CRATE fires.
ioTIi-sT.. 10 WEST. Beautiful large and
small rooms single or IN suite. excellent
table and service. meas served In rooms q
desired. 'eferonc.s.
1896 GRAMERCY PARK.--Fami.y hoiei.
suites. single Iocnia. steam hea'. excellent
table, central location.
i7TH-sT.. I2 EAST Second back
also fourth. 'front.' and room adjoining.
WIN board. superior services. references.
7iST-sT.. 100 WEST. T.-Doull. fr,r- room.
al conven,erces: excellent tail-. also
single roomH. terms 10 su,.
lv4TH-ST 800 WEST. .--IArga. finely FUR
nisaed rooms running water. wei heated
excellent table. near ~; modfsate terms
13l EAST 30,h-s,. between 4th ard Lex
Ingion aves. - Handsomely furnished
second nnl thrd story sunni rooms. board.
ADVERTISEMENT AND SlGSCRIP-
TIONS FOR THE NEW YORK TRiR-
cNE WILL BE RECEIVED At TIL.
UPTOWN OFFICE No i.2i2 Hroadwa "
q door north of Thir'v-nrst and Ap-
NERTISEMENTa AZ the following Branch
Offices: 23i Elghth-ave.: 40 Thlrd-ave
corner Forty seFerth-st. l53 East Forty
sevenin-st.. corner Third-ave. ijG East
l2J'n-st.. near ThirdaYe. i.O2G Third ave
near siStv-first-st.: Los First-ave.. iO8
West Fcriy-s.con list. lH9 columhns-ave
! GO Broadway. New-York. and In Brook
.yn at 39T Fulton-st.; G3 Court-st.. IS
Broadway r.. D. Ia3 Broadway. L. y.
! 2ip redford ave. rear Fulton-st.. 33t
Bei.og! ave. near South Second Il.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

IS among them.
L. D. Christian. Richmond.
Va.
=. W. Christian. Richmond,
Va.
". II. Fay. Boston.
W. l.. Frances. Boston.
:. Woods. pittsburs.
W. J. Raymer. Chicago.
g. L. Mcinnes. Philadelphia.
IMPERIAL.
l.. \. Frost. Baltimore.
W. NJ. Hargh. 81. Louis.
v. r. KeeNan. Chicago.
:. ~. Reynolds. boston.
W. X. jackson. Buffalo.
!. Weber. Chicago.
.. pick. Milwaukee.
G. II. Barber. LOr ion.
c. =. s;escn. Cleveland.
+. L. Wheeler. Chlrago.
PARK AVENUE.
=, varrell. York Harbor.
Ne.
J. ". Simpson. York IIar-
boz. Me.
\. l.. Pease. Hartford.
o. Armsti ong u wife. Phila-
delphia.
&c. VI. Tuesler. Albany.
W. Ludlow. Washington.
s. Weller. Baltimore.
X. G. Newell & Wife. Pal
me-. Mass.
F. +. Hutchinson. Memphis.
ST. JAMES.
y. Il. Dawson. Little Rock.
Mrs. Dawson. Little Rocl..
II. 5. Smith. Worcester.
Mass.
Z. J. Smith. Troy.
&. W. Cross. Boston.
J. II. Gay.er, Portsmouth.
Va.
c. D'L. Harrow er. Wilkes
barre.
y. G. Henry & wife. Boston.
q. w. Robinson. Albany.
Mrs. NJ. A. Lowthcr. 81.
Louis.
O. p. Tennis. Chicago.
STURTEVANT.
j. Hcfferman. OIL City.
Tenn.
". +. Webb & wife, Phila-
lelphia.
NJ. y. Wentworth, Rore.
y. y.
II. NJ. Morris. Philadelphia.
Mrs. 4. Sylvester, Phila-
delNhia.
l.. a. Olney. Lehigh Uni
versity.
n. \. Long. Eoston.
5. =. Massey, sandusky,
:. NJ. SImkins & wife. San
dusky.
J. +. Jessen. Troy.
WALDORF.
d. Denny. Boston.
J. Boyle. Kcarney. Neb.
". J.. Abbott. Pittsburg.
J. A. Richards. Montana.
} u. Parrish. Denver.
Or. W. Hillearl. Denver.
W. !. liine. Chicago.
II. J.. Eo,chklss. New
Haven.
z. J.. Davis. Buffalo.
WESTMINSTER.
r. GTeig. Montreal.
J.. +. Abbott. Rochester.
G. Robinson. Scranton.
Y. Koch. Scranton.
4. ". Black & wife. Pitts
burg.
J i. West. Allegheny.
". 3. Williams. Wilkes
barre.
G.. +. Murray. Troy.
J. {. Hsdley. Rochester.
7. J. Williams. Baltimore.
&. Dove. Boston.
W. l.. Eyer, Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
nrrSTS Ar LEADING HOTELS.

wsre no complaints about .dul. business
'n' ,tA hotel bon!:aces yesterday. The arrivals
no" n,,o,su,, ard noticeable feature was The
ws'e s,,,ber CT Canadians among them.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

WORK wASTEE
>>>>cS~o>~os>~o,~~o~ ~~>No~oo~rSNN~~~'~'
MaIA
A CONFIDENTIAL CLERK and private
secretary. American, ~. good appearance
and education. extensive traveller. Rem
ingtor operator. desires position AT Dome.
abroad or travelling: can furnish bond ani
references: nine years IN present position
AiircS. \. i. ana y. Nj, IoSh stuy :
vesant-,ye.. Brooklyn.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. COLLECT
OR or OFFICE ASSlSTANT.-By young
man years experience. references. j.
WATSON, sos 6th-avc
ACTIVE. VOL educated young married
man. expert accountant. desires position
~ trust. highes. references moderat" sal
ary Address L.. 3jG Clifton Place. Brook
lyn
AMERICAN nOY. II. living with his
mother. wishes position In sorir whole
sale house. chance u Advancement. best Of
reference. l.. A.. l2jJ St Mark's-ave..
Brooklyn.
AMERICAN BOY. ~. strong. ac,i,s. will
ing % work at nnyihirg good reference.
Address ACTIVE. Tribune.
AMERICAN MANAGER desires 20 ma':e a
cr1ngc. has had 20 years experience In
eNpor'. impo.t. domestic and manufacturing
trades. chni1c''r hisnrst s'nnl" Fu; N'w
isin i'N NN,,<, ,cr-r "a t., ,'' .o 1.rih"ns 81.
fee
NEAT Southern colored mnr wishes
position IN Office. can give refeirrce.
Call or write SlLAS CRITE. care u Rye,
- lOhnsi.
BAKER Young German. experienced. as
. h,iis
,,,...,,,.,.n,.r .,..,...,....A,. o,, ,,.ne-
,,'. r. T. r,,ers,,res lac,
cmpi"vsr. cxpcri.nced. moderate salary to
t,tt,,, a,. ~ l. - I rn. pinonnali 81,
,t'i.t..nh t.S.', nv w. -
-
BOOKS EEPtF ,NprFlcn'ea Ioue,' ,lry rl,ry:
ie'',l.' go .' , ,,,r,e,,j
F'"r l'r,',''i'. 81, o'''''' ',' 80 " N
,r, ,'ii,,',, ,,'s~e
-
Iookh .ttfK or NSHl~ ~ !. i """s
man. -. vain a practical ku'" "."uge ul
'he s'ienrr - accounts: Iitt ,,f..rno,
Wn.Iln,,an ,vaIl ','l'lc l,,.e w. w. ''"''' ~ '''
,,,',,,,,t,vrrp oc ,.,,,, ,,,..,,.,.,,,.. o,
r,,,,,,b Errr.h s,,nlsn @n1 Gilman
d,sirca oillce position. moderate salary: Al
references. w HAliN. '"G Mnrcy-aNe'.
B'ookyn.
poy IL wishes a nositlou at ANYTHING.
can fnrni.t reference. J. LYONS. 3i7
ras, -6ih-s,
,.I.
i,.,tsn .,,, Damn. rasi,lss v,i,h
,arcnis' gr1d rr,arrnce II i.NGFiTcE
:mI East J3d-st
ipnv .. .t,iino o., y.orl, a, ,rv,hi,c
Vt,ii NJ III TT, ON Nv.nna '''''''
~ ''-''' -
boi, /" LIZ, "fp ,.T,b ,manr. - ab~anrs-
~, -, ,,a,,,,,r' r.fa,srca .Id,ess
,nrn' s',". 40 ~, u, -oi y, " -
." l''''-', "-.'
.l.l-
vnrnr man ng.J % Of excellent eharac-
,sr snI exnerIenre In coucc,lhV: salary
,r,,1crefe. re,er.nces and bond IL neces-
sarv Address H. H. ANDERSON -
Patchrn-nNe, bro"Nlyh.
ryprRIrNCED MAN. tyDewrifers. car
hons and ,iLhons. six wears IN the bust
re~s Apnlv to II. r. C. park Ridge. Eer-
gen county. y. j.
sARNElt- Working foreman. single. ,x-
r.ri.nceI in ali kinds OF farming; best
references. Address A. D. ir'nuhe 'P-
town. II hf"ai"ay'
I.T oRrSr -WeIl-exnerience1. wants a
sI,ua,ion address A. Y. plron Post.
office. ohio
rApv SI.PrRINTrNDENT desires on
,.,s,'.meot would go as caretal<sr. gar
den|S roachman. etc: thoroughly conipe-
tent In everyihlns; S'3 per mon,h ana c.t
iHg'' r"ereh'eF' @'"'eS9 rN' F'' To-
G'h-avc.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

FLATS TO LET--Cnfurnishcd
~~~ccS~~~N~~C~oON~-',0> >,,~r>N~~NoNNNNNNNNN0
cTH-AVE., NO. 1.G4s corner cth-s:)-
$50 FRED STONE. co Broadway.
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HELP WANTED.
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
,oy>oooo~oI~~>s--> -->--~>~~os~>~~~~~
Ecmnlc.
WANTED A cook 20 90 washing and
ironing in family ~ Two. reference re-
qui,ed. cal, Thursday from . TO /, At 10
East cith-st.
WANTED. Young married cosple - take
broom nat and board students; rent for
board - two: good chance. BARBER
COILEGE ~ centre-st
THE TPlBvNE
Uptown Office
i.i2 broadway. 2d door north of 3lstst
Advertisements aal Subscriptions
received there until . o'clock T.. m.
AT RRANCH OFFICES
Advertisements received at regular once
rates until p. m. VIZ.
25i stn-ave. = O. cor. of 23d-st
ljc 0tn-ave.. cor. i2fh
~. Columhus-aye.. near West GSth-s,.
700 West l2d-st.. near G,h-ave.
20 West li'h-st.. near 5th-ave
- West i4th-s;.. near 5'h-sye
.s7 West i2d-st.. bet IN and o;h ayes
ljs 4th-ave. cor l4th-st.
80 East i1ih-st.. corner 3d-avs.
oi3 West i25ih-st
4. GOO Broadway. above 49,h--,
70S is'-ave rear s9,hst.
C,O :d-ave.
HARLEM OFFICES.
.JJ East i.5th-sr
-; West i2jtn-s'.
3.p West li5th So.
RROOKLYN OFFICES.
20. Fri,nu-st il52 Myr'le-avr. C
Cour'-st 5n' De Knlb-nye.. ll9I FULTON.
1t. near ref.orl-ov.
The herald., 1896-09-17
POLITICAL NOTES.
Items of General Interest Appertaining
to the Local Campaign.

George w. Knox has returned from a
trip in the northern part of San Diego
county, where, he reports, the silver
sentiment is very strong.
Henry Hazard and General Jones took
in the celebration of Mexico's independ-
ence yesterday.
Hervey Lindley has returned from a
week of rest at Whittier. Mr. Lindley
and Colonel Otis will shortly prepare a
joint program for the Republican NUM-
cipal ticket. They will divide the offices
equally.
The Prohibitionists held their county
convention very quietly, SO much so
that no one knew anything about it,
On Monday evening nineteen Bryan
silver meetings were held in Los Ange-
les county.
Geo. S. Patton talks in East Los An
geles on Friday evening. There will be
a large crowd out to hear him.
Candidate George D. Pessell made u
trip to Redondo yesterday to get the
ocean breeze.
The Colored Mems Bryan club now
has membership of 10.
Candidate James McLachlan has not
been heard from lately. He is in the
wilds of San Luis Obispo county talking
the gold standard to the friends of
Charles A. Barlow.
The Eighth Ward Bryan Silver club
will hold it's regular weekly meeting
this Thursday evening at Painters
hall. 233 Also street. near Los Angeles
street. Prof. e. l.. Hutchison and Gen.
tombstone Jones will address the meet
ing. Workingmen, come out and hear
the silver question discussed by these
able men. All invited.
This Thursday evening the Eighth
Ward Bryan Silver club will be ad-
dressed by Edward L. Hutchison and
Gen. Johnstone Jones, to be followed
by general discussion by members of
the club. Everybody is invited. Remem-
Der the place, 233 Also street.
The herald., 1896-09-17
RECOVERED HER DIAMONDS.
Hid Them In Laundry Bag and Sent
the Washing Away.

Through the efforts of Detective Haw-
ley of the police department some $40O
worth of diamonds have been recovered
and returned to their owner, Mrs. Dr.
Willard Fl. Fales, who resides at 332 West
Twenty eighth street. The gems were
not stolen, but lost in a peculiar manner
About two weeks ago DR.. and Mrs
Fales attended the theater one evening
and before leaving the house Mrs Fales
hid her diamond rings and earrings in
the bottom of the laundry bag among
the soiled linen. She thought no more
about the matter, and on Monday when
the Chinaman came for the wash it
was given to him with the jewelry still
in it. The gems were not missed until
some days later, and when the Celestial
returned the washing the diamonds We're
not with it and he denied all knowledge
of them
The police were notified and at once
went to see the Chinese. They did not
"sabe" a little bit at first, but little
pressure was eXerted and the jewelry
was finally produced. On Tuesday Mrs.
Fales was handed her diamonds and was
overjoyed at their recovery. 1t is safe
to assume that the next time she hides
her jewels it will be in a safe deposit
vault and not in dirty clothes bag.
The herald., 1896-09-17
VETERANS FOR SILVER.
The "Old Boys" Get in Line for Bryan
and the White Metal

The meeting of the Union Veterans
was called to order and on motion of
Comrade A. Willhartitz Comrade Il. st.
Julian Cox was elected chairmen Com
rade A. Willhartitz was then elected sec
1etary. Comrade e. Messmore explain
ed the purposes of the organization.
On motion of Comrade 0. NJ Davis
the name ;iven to the club is the Union
Veteran ryan Silver club.
Comrade Jos. D. Taylor in a good
speech warmed up his auditors for a
short time.
The club will meet on every Wednes-
day evening at room 45 Downey block.
A committee on permanent organza-
tion. bylaws and order of business was
appointed to report at next meeting,
consisting of Comrades 1A Nj. Hamilton,
o. d. Messmore and Dolphus Van Slyke
1t was surprising to hear the old hoary
headed veterans eXpound truths, see
their eyes sparkle, thinking back of the
Gays when they We're called on to uphold
the constitution of this their home land
over thirty years ago, and now again
are TO march in the van of the vast army
who, under its color bearer, W. j. Bry-
an, are to stand with their breasts bar
for the protection of that good old book,
which has been our shield anu arm since
The days of ashington, Franklin Ham1
iltoE. y fferson and other great and good
men. The first company of 81 men, who
have fought before. will be in the thick
of the battle on November the third, not
with bullets, but ballots, no to produce
wounds and carrying deah, but to heal
diseases of the souls and create good
time once more for the common jeo-
pie as we'll as for those who have en-
joyed life in luxury.
At the suggestion of several present
u voluntary donation was made. and af-
ter all expenses paid there is vet a sur
plus in the hands of the secretary. A
special meeting will be held in room As
Downey block this evening at 72O to
organize company to take part in the
parade on Friday evening prior to the
dedication of the wigwam on Broadway