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REAL ESTATE.
EXCHANGE DIRECTORS ELECT THEIR
OFFICERS.
MANY SALES IN FoRECLOsURE-wEsT SIDE fHof
ERTY CHANGES HANDS.

MANY SALES IN FoRECLOsURE--w SIDE fHoi
ERTY CHANGES HANDS.
Douglas Robinson & Co. have sold the nse, ~,
brick dwelling On plot 27xll5. at NO. zo' ',""'O"
ave on the east side of the avenue, between
Thirty-eighth and Thirty-nnth SITS. for Nrc"''"''
d. Russell, to James Speyer, on private TERMS Z
Trenholm & Simmons have sold the plot o" '".
south side OF Seventy thrd-s 30xlo2. 10 rect cas-.
NJ Riverside Drive to investor. lot aoo"'
s,5ooo high-class private dwelling WI" 'e
erected. 1870 o,s
Pinc,,s Iowenfeld and william Praeger nave sou
TO Harris Cohen & Brother. NO lob o'ah'o"-', ~,
front and rear old buildings. 25x75 The owners WIN
shortly improve the property. The same nr'i ,''
also sold No. 1si stanton-st.. four-story D,a.~
hu,,ding LOT 25x75 to Samuel Greenfield, on pr.a,
terms and has purchased from the rosa a, S0xioo
No. - Columbia st. an old bricK s'aoe' 'o'
on private terms ,, - directors
At the first meeting Of the new BOARD OF n he
OF the Ke oceTs were elected president Alfred T.
Marllng first vieepresiden John r. pUy.g Ed.
VAR Eeaycrafi; secretary. Charles F. Hoffman; r..
The committees appointed were auction oh0 r.
1 HsscrsHm s 4 De LsaySra
Membership Commttee.Alfred L., "n''e: and Moses
penter Richard Deeves and A. L. WIN" saIesroom the
nr,nc,pal sale Yesterday was by Richard Y. Harnett
partition Of Mo- lsl 10 spfuc ,es
xpS ix5s The bidding started at $1,000 ana Wa =
rapidly raised to $40 so at which figure ,be Drop
ertv The same firm also sold In foreciosurei 90
20 East One-hundr seventy nfth-st three
story frame dwelling 10, running west z'X nT ~
SIX 25x south 100. to the p'aih'n' "'''""'
Schlistcr as executor. for 3W" A. 90. u-es,
PhIlip A. Smyth sold In foreclosure NO ~ " 10,
Twenfv-sixth-st.. "A three-story brlck d"e''"s '''
i.xS,a TO Thomas Thedford for s'.l?o ~ ~,
Bryan l. Kennedy sold In io n,r,bss Ave
s,orv hr,rk tenement house, lot 25xs9li. 10 me
paintn Caroline Macy. for $l5%o also, III ,one
riosi,rn No NC Cirand-si four-story tehenene
house lot i7x62 to the plaintiff. Herman Hey"'' 'o'
$1,000. . .,..,,ro No oao West
thirty hist q fve-story dwelling. iot iooHso.''
70 BENJAMIN Barker jr.. for sl2"o: also ~, ~ To,
cloe,,rc East \inety-eighth south side oIoi
east of Thrd-ayc.. 4sx262 TO william hoo"es' W.
500 ,,-,,,iorr n Nichols
tho block front on The east side OF lcxhet 20, ~
running from Sevcnfy-nlnth to Eightieth-s,.' Nafn
~ 10 pier Isrothers. who will improve me p,op
.riv bv building two eight-story apartment "o
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every case The branches Of the tree OF life may
be separate from each other. but they must
somewhere at some time have been attached to
the trunk. In spite Of their controversies, the
men who are disputing the reconcile aues-
tiop whether Chaldaea or Egypt was nnt IN
point of time are working toward the heart OF
the whole matter Settle that dispute once Tor
all. and the rest will be easier
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Broad-st part Of lot Al. map OF fa'r"o""' T.:
Path Ward years Broad st. part OF lot
same son map seifefd part Of lot ~. same map
and 81 LOT A. / year. mortgages. -, 40 "
same TO Lena Seiferd. Broad-st. part OF io' -
MS;oroy' Felix 10 AIvina l.. Miller. SD ST. %
1852 It Of 2t-aye months Msr,;h n ii5ih-
a. iso =, o Of Park ave. years. w.
Miller catharine the Emigrant Industrial cav TO-,
,no. Rank No 80 Bedford st. l year. w.
Miller Kunigunda and John. TO Harrietss, r.
Cooke lot 100 block d. map Mapes es'"'"' "" l.!
son + Rose; ,'y yam "amnanv. to Frederick j. Mid
- d..brook W $ broadway. 1Oc.ll II OF 81" ~ a.,
Nei; MARY. to the lswysTs Mer'ea years iO
ponen William H. to Minnie Rosenherger. O,
eSth St. i25 II Of West End ave . ys sso =; ~
Same 70 Estel.e and Florence Jacobs '''' - o.
lis (; " Of West End ave. Years 900 >, ~ n,
Same 10 Resale I<wisohn. $ "sth-st' y" - - I6,
pomeyn Harriette u. TO Josephine Wan 1as
Macombs Dam Road or ASn acras. 3 years H..
same to Caroline Wande,l. Mac." I,a ,
Road or Aqueduct-ave. $50 II OF - 'a'"es'' 49,
r, acres , !. He'rs s D. 70 smith NJ Weed.
Wacon,h's Dam Road Aqueduct ave. ''' q
n n OF st James ST. year or ,oie
Same to same M W. 81 lanes st. year o.
saxace Edward = to william Stuar, et a.,
trustee etc OF Virginia Mackay Smn r IS
corner De Peyster and South sts yrars, ,d ~
,-,cL.r William j. to Twenty third Ward LAM
improvement Company. lot 49, map
vyse es,at ",s TO Thomas Greacen. lot 744
wahiic charles and Frank 4. and wives 20 Ms,y
II Moore n . l44th-st li5 n OF 'i''o" "''' 10
samc "a Frederick Bruce. committee. enc ~
i44,h-s, 300 # OF Clifton ave yearS''''' ~
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BUILDING PLANS FILED

The following plans for new bu'io'nsS nav"
with the Building Depar TIN ~ -, omco
No new building plans filed al main once
Alterations: .. ,r,., bo,eI by
Mary Vooth. Of No. East l3lst s, o""''' So
g n Meyers architect: y Kat builder "a W
os,h g, No o2e 10 80. five story bricN a,u
,r,r. factory by estate OF John MatsnaI,o ~
~ "a pine 81, owners. Small Shuh''"' . q
architects 49,, 90 a Ave story brick ware
hou.e by the estate ~ l. Levy, on , ~" IN
~,..au- st owner: White Firepro"f 'ohsti"'"'" ~
,,nnnanv architects and builders =, ;;.i "
4sth ST. No l55 West. 70 hve story narn 81
AMI tenement by Thou as Mcfnteear,' VI Q,
nr.,nlses owner u Y u Sturss. arcni,ec' hr,ict
c,,,v.n at Nos 30 and 81. 10 three s.ory o''eS
'", e,cn and vorkshops by Richard knane 81
Grand ST. n corner Centre MARIE, hi,ers.
owner: McIlvaine and Tucker arcn.''''' ~ m
,.baros B,,rkel,nan Of No Watt ~. lessee 800 WV
New buildings. branch orc" -. To- , ,uo-
a.. ,.rhus ave n v corner Hancock 81. TOT w.
story frame dwelling 22xi7. by Mary y Nor'' -
81 10 5s,i west 18th st. owner. william" II oS
Tallock jr architect ,;.,,,,,,e-sit, ave
for a two story and attic franz d"'ll' r. t.rh,s
A. a. Josephine Il corsa, ~ Fordhain h'N" 6H
owner. Edgar Bjarne. architect. ...''''''''''
No alterations fled
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REoORpED MOETGAGES.

Adams Albert J. and wife Frederic Middle
Abro Lewis X. ana wife 10 Patrick u Gihcoy.
trustee. Ms 3si Grand 81. is2 TO ls6 Clinton
and ~ and II Atiorncy-s'. II part.
w ,s:S f fss S to d ", ns. ave:
Year and years mtss ...,......'.....,.. 1900
RnrEIer ~" Ia~fcnc~ +, o;s rye n chr.,man 4 -
loith st. 4o7.s I, u Columbus ave.
carlew James ana nifc to John 4 stewart al;
& n. t &c" ne in H New T"S an"
SSH '' I5 f. 81 West =, End Az" year ycar' End '"""
ave. 2 wears I 40 ono
Same to- william liars sons : ss,h st. t2lS (,
e u Riverside Drive year. .....::.,.,...a 2l.oo
Coricr. Theodore A and wife william Halls
Sons. corner Lexington ave and "'th 81. . ~.
cnn r" Mary and Dennis. 10 The state Bank. NJ
East ils;G s., note months =, Noun, 100"
Morris ave- - II q u i2's' ST. notes. and ., ooo
carrinsion Elizabeth NJ to tho Dry DOCK savings
institution. i23i ST. 3i.3 II . Of 9th ave.
cGurcIin hll:n :. ard sIte 70 waiter Kings ,o,n
d him. ''s To Ma a Ss Of n" aYs IA. 1900
p1Sr o, MARI Ms'a' 70 Eugene Phbn referee No
rs a"s !" xs "a s 1895
Marlons,, 10, aI mao OF washnstonville. ,,
pai is'' Martha l. to iIcny 4 9 Taylor 49,,
nn John J." Land % cS%Haay S'"' d:1vaa ~
r.sv Msrs TO ny OF css s s:s.
so n Of lthayc years .,a. ,n:,,,c, 5000
NewYork n 2orh-si. RS IT OF lih-avc
FAY. Michael. ana william s,accm to Harris Man
dsibnum Fisher Levine. No 81 t@nnon-st. 49,
months z'bo
Fe.nlere. william and Joseph Polsten to tieorgte ~
II Hnckhee. No - thrysties ! 1900
Goodwin. Bernard - TIL. Guarantee and Trust
COMPANY No 32i West 2Ith-st. 2 years. 1000
Gp-Ie. Charles +. to Marx and Moses Ottinger
Isidore s and Max s korn. 13th-st. LID II
OF h-ayc. ca-a. instruments. ............. 1900
Garland. Samuel. and wife to Mary HIM. 1870
100 II 9 Of Washirgonave. wears MO
Hawerkamp. Henry. Eugene Philbn. referee -
No Isl Avenue D. years..................... SID
SAN" To same. No 30 Avenue u. years. %<aO
Hershkowitz Bonnie. and wife To Jonas Well and
Bernhard Mayer. No 1914 Lewis St instruments 1000
Ireland John g. and wife to the Equitable Life
Assurance Society OF the United States.
West broadway and Sd ST. year. ......... SOOO
Jaeger Henry to George Gerlach Avenue H.
+33 II OF 1Ith-s st, years lOOO
Same and WIFE 8 Avenue u. +s.3 II
Jourret, Heose l. and benjamin. to the Mutual
Life Insurance Company OF New-York.
West Broadway Is II OF West sd-st. years. 5000
Kngman. Frederick to Bernhard J Ludwig.
SD ST. 100 IT e Of Amsterdam-ave notes.. 1900
Kehoe. John to Francis = Furnsd.
114th-st and Ienox demand. 20 600
Same to same. same property. demand. 5000
Krone. Abraham and wife to George Christ
and Christian Woessner. n . oSth-st, 6<.2
II Of Amsterdam ave. month. ............ 1v36o
Lyons. Richard J. 70 Jams ana Annie Ella
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ENGLISH SOCIETY
Sketched by
GEORGE d. MACRIER.
Nearly ~ illustrations.

Obong 4to. Cloth. Ornamental 50 80
In English Society is struck by the
felicitous captions to the pictures In the deli
cate quality OF his wit we see all that Is associ-
ated with the cleverest Of the French-unmis-
takably showing the choice quality Of his Gallo
blood with none Of the heaviness Of his Anglo
Saxon strain. This same keen observation runs
through all Of the drawings in this volume and
they really form more perfect picture OF Eng
lsh Society and manner Of to-day than can be
found in the works contemporary either lit
erary artistic.
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Mem publications.
GONE HOLIDAY BOOKS
PUBLISHED TO-DAY
GEORGE WASHINGTON
WOODROW WILSON
Illustrated by
HOWARD PYLE. HARRY FEM AND OTHERS
Crown Svo, Cloth Ornamental Deckel Edges
and Gilt Top IS 90
Mem Publications.


Professor Wilson has made at the same time
a new biography OF Washington and new his
tory Of America In Washington's time. In the
perspective Of American history. perspective
clearer. perhaps. to this writer than to any
other the period treated Is especially significant.
being the elimination Of the colonial era. and
including the final overthrow Of French do
mnon on American soil. the Revolutionary
War. and the establishment Of the Republic
the firm basis Of constitutional law. Upon this
historic background Professor Wilson has
painted his living portrait Of Washington. and
with mastery skill and homely simplicity has
shown the relation OF the man TO the stirring
events Of his time. and has made the whole
epoch luminous with the spirit OF It's foremost
man. To many readers the most charming
feature OF this work Will be the picture pre-
scented OF Washington in the quiet days ~
Mount Vernon before and after the Revolution.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

s :s. A.: sutton 5 asd fs ' "' -'9 sSssS
,,E 81. c,-rr- icriham. lols%,sioi'o'
tp.in, T. Bennett al 10 William q Rose.....
81 ,,c = y corier loiih st. 4oxsiSa'asi same
v'nf' T'l'' r.ace. p s. 10, ~ map Section c.
w., stat. 81 ward Land improvement 10
- i"e' ee ~a''r' st., st, 7.I>7a. Adalire
y ,.rN ~. :" r a.' e3l ., 100 sxG2 81 Fred
-, g E"s" ~, to i'.,"o os a,a ave. lN y s.los
Charles nd'h"p , al to E' i,o ' iIarrls
Mas"" ct al IT, Ms s.m End a% n.soi
1871 81 t. f. 900 z q ai-eye. 2'nioo Rose ,oo
o'r n,s. I'd = rg %a. F f. MS1a.
Hroai g ssrs l ,,; ~ same map James
H,s.lf & q; e y & w, lls'n an enT' 100
iod'a s.. - III Ea.'. Ina Jo'e'Ao' to jennie
sl ,I,eNs ,e goo r. y Jefferson ave losloo.
Land COMPANY \ 2 Eaen""d 10 John J Finn ~"
fuair -,noo properly. nun, lcas &c
w ae 81 10 - s-slanins bernard Mahon And
W. , hsnl.ieh GusSenh;sim.r .,- 80. "a,
Z, i kss.'": S:i; % 4. ;:,, sa"
i". i,an Ssii.na~r anG NJ. 70 Ka'Is Weiss. 80"
Madison -. 'osioo. Ella G,sin and another - -,
so - +, 10 4 {. o; Amsterdam ave 9orili.sr
- i.o's. i"rnha i."i~is and VIE TO
iip - :. p 81 Of I>no. ave ,s,cii.
William ricAen and wife % sarah = Walters -,
t., ~ map - wniia,n-bfds- ,iase: charles u ~,
81 rfn.r Ntry - Dl-land ...... ....-.---... ~"
iifoot a,.. No sia Joseph \ Thompson to ID
i>'', 49, u conner mn 7slls irresu'r. s,o..
-r'ac'' T. inrn.d ana wye ~ I.lH N, M~h': 8, "
ie'l George Il Raymond and NJ" 20 william
s.i ~ ~ 100 It ~ ~ ~ ave. .5Ni"s. julius
~, Eva, So T. ioi :, n - ;2a y, p y irregular.
jeremiah " pimicS. IT, ct m - We" io'N 90,
,qf,'.. - v =. % q - cana. s'. 25sioo
G,orsi~ Iue,nc- fo William Feinn~rs AMI :. 20
s's #, 40 7ap ta.'. william NJ Hnn TO p "
,,:ai. ., y. lai. Eugene rn''in r~'rr-r 10 :. 100
'.rin. y. ~ - corner 18Th 1t. same to =, -,
Henry law"rttmp - 49,,
Avenue - 80 30 - sam" ..-...... y"
A,'ng NJ, - ~ "a, ~ ',mr 70 % N ats Io,s ~
~, ~. .' ., rsn, N,Gorr, ~ 1900
l.th - % - - ~ ave-. 2os.6S. John
r morton ana we 70 Jordan !. Mott ,.-,,.,
Ta,lor nt- 20 n - clay az" %,slp,
Catherine NJ osfen and another to Katie iHsss J
ipi. John + powi Margsrr, Gleason $500. 80"
Herbert ogden. referee to Edward sa'age 20 :"
Wet Broadway - > ~ West 81 u. Ok
rs Albert Iaprn ~ executor. - h'lo.se 40 ,oo
"a ave. o cor e,n 81, ,, a,Sa = CHARLES Ko-s. .o.
>,fau~ r. " g. SO n o. i'm s. 2o,s"s Fu- -.
r.1 4 fhliLn referee to iI~nr, Ja~gsf...... 1900
57ih e. y, 3ei West John war referee. to No.,
ii5ih - n : los It 81 rark ayr. lsx75. Eir
q r's d" 'sa e. " Of = "a r sye ?ssop sidney
= cow"n. refecs to rarolin, u Macy -,,o -. ''""
psth t. = 10 II - II West End ave. 2,riDii.
Fs'cie jacobs ard another 10 william
ash - 200 r. v o., wes, End ave- 5oSicoii: Ro-
saIio f<wi-ohr 20 william II Pcken .......... 10
gsth q. 49, Il II Wes. End ave. 2jxSil.
Minnie Roscnberger to same. ........:........ 10
Eliza Jacobs individual! and a. execu'rix 20 =, M,
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THE SQUARE OF SETENS
AUTHORITATIVE SYSTEM
OF
CARTOMANCY

With Predatory Notice. by F.. Irenaeus Steven
son. Post Svo. Cloth. Ornamental. Deckel
Edges. and Gilt Top. 81 80
The list Of practical and so to say. authorized
works on the mysteries Of cartomancy is brief
mainly because the Romany who really has In
herted or otherwise obtained any fragments Of
the real old science cannot be bribcd to betray
any Of 1t. and, in fact. is apt to deny having
anything to teach" The method of gypsy
dvnation by cards which is explained In the
present volume is practicable and systematic
and is said to be Of undoubted authority The
editors introduction tells a most Interesting
story Of the manner In which the material for
this book is said to have been communicated to
the outside world. OF It's formulation by an emf
nent connoisseur OF the time Of Horace Walpole
and Of the circumstances attending its publca-
ton at this time.
HARPER & BROTHERS. PUBLISHERS. y. Y
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Ncw publications.
THIRD EDITION READY TO-DAY.
SONGS
or CHTLDHOOD.
rho Eyold-dc Koyen Song Book. Verses by Eu-
gene Field Music by Reginald de koven ana
others Large Svo. 500
or CHTLDHOOD.
THE y. Y. TRIBUNE.

1.-THE exquisite sentiment of the poets verses
for children has met too wide appreciation ana
increased his fame too greatly to demand COM
rnent Reginald De Koven has composed the
music for about half the songs. and the rest mas
been written by Arthur Foote Gerrit smith,
CLAYTON Johns. W. W. Gilchrst. and others
The volume Is a quarto with pale green ana
light gray cover beautifully decorated and with
red stamp"
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CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS.
1s3-I37 FIFTH AVENUE. NETWORK.
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THE CHICAGO INTERIOR.

Containing an even score Of Eugene rleiu
tenderest. sweetest. and most popular songs Oh
childhood. each set to music. Some OF the music
is by Reginald de Koven and there are repre-
sentations from the work Of eight other COM
posers 1t is a charming publication and one
that will appeal to old heads and hearts quite
equally with young ones.
THE BOSTON BEACON.
Twenty of Fields most delightful poems
have been chosen for this volume The music
in every instance is of really high order or
merit The decorative borders by Margaret
Armstrong are sincere and attractive in con-
ccption and technique: and the cover Is designed
with exquisite taste and quite poetical feeling.
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New York Fashion Notes.

Cotton dress goods in Persian style with
metal woven into them will be very popular
during the summer season, Grass cloth is
another fashionable fabric. Some varieties
have twilled stripes with dots of white or
coored linen, while others have fancy plaids
and designs in various colors.
The new zephyr cottons have heavy
threads woven into the outer surface which
give to them the appearance of wooden
materials so that they are especially adapted
for street costume in warm weather. The
newest importations for shirt waists are
shown in these delicate tissues.
The shirt waist of this season is easily
recognized by immense dropping bishop
sleeves which are usually finished with a
turn over cuff
The new ribbons are seen in china effects
with large designs of flowers in bright
colors. The French ombre taffeta ribbons
change in color from blue to green, red to
blue, rose to cream, and other new combina-
tions which make their first appearance.
The Louis XVI flower striped ribbon are
again in vogue with more beautiful coloring
than heretofore seen,
The most fashionable sleeve has medium
fullness which begins below the shoulder.
A small puff with shirred under sleeve is
one of the favorite modes.
The spring skirts have less fullness than
formerly One sees the circular front with
fewer ripples and the fullness massed in the
centre of the back, forming four, five or six
rolling cores.
The favorite interlining is the finest quality
of French hair cloth which gives graceful
curves without adding weight.
la Mode de Paris" and Paris Album of
Fashions cost $3.50 per year eau be had of
newsdealers or by mail to Messrs. A. Nc
| Dowell & Co., West 18th street, New York.
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Sporting Notes.

Scaldy Bill and Paddy Protel, of Kansas
City, will box 10 rounds at Long Island City
on March 10TH for $500
A cock fight will take place near Mahanoy
City on March 10th, between Schuylkill and
Luzerne county birds.
The fight between William Gibson, of
Palo Alto, and Joseph Latferty, of Girard-
ville takes place on Friday evening. 1t
will be finish fight with two-ounce gloves
for 500 side.
The fight between Pepper Griffin, colored,
of Philadelphia, and John Boner, of Summit
Hill, at Pottsville last night, was awarded
the latter in the eleventh round. The gloves
weighed seven ounces, and it is claimed had
they been the right weight Griffin would
have knocked out Boner in the 10th round.
Little money changed hands on the result
Fielder McQuaid has signed with Lancaster.
A number of Carbondale citizens have
formed base ball association with $32 200
capital.
The first season in the State League will
begin May 1st and end July 4th, the second
will begin July 9th and end September 10Th.
"Bingo" Dodge and "Three-fngered"
Smith will play base ball with Shamokin
this season.