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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04

Ne sl2 Eas, Ho" e%srs. Ro.enia No s
Laebcrmann' Gustav. to Jacob strauss, No s22
East nh st. demand ,ar
loite to Charles Maidhof and wife No 'o' East
mo me st. Frsncis. to william Hairs sons cor
ner " h,th-st and Riverside Drive J year -
Mills. Thomas " T.. and wife to benjamin "ech-
Mandtr. Rrih1r !" and wife to John collins. 5
l79,h 81. l2j II Of lith-ave demand 49,.
Morgcnthau. Josephine, and Henry To Ne"-iotR
Life INSURANCE and Trust COMPANY nos 30
and 95s West l25th At. = 10 years ....''.,.;
another. executors etc. q Maria o IIaHer rs
Norwood ave, 1861 +, OF 9'"th-s''
o'Tooe. Elizabeth. 20 c'hat,ie De Hart cor
ner Of Fox and l69th sits. demand. 49,.
Perry; James g executor etc. Of Augusta j. ferfy
42d st. also I'LL # n Of 42l ST. 2 years -.
Pees Elizabeth F. to Tle GuaTant"e va an1 TRUST
Roscnstrin Fannie to Abraham Gre"nhco''
I20th-s, 3l2 It Of I.enox aye. . years.
trust company 81 New York. = 0ith-s;. 1873
# Of columbus ave years. :;
Gardner. No i32 East Houston st. years..
Samuels. Mark. 70 Charles II REYNOLDS. Elm
st. 80 II u Orchard Terrace. also Tay-
lor ave 225 n n Of Columbine ~. year.......
Smith Telcg &. and wife TO william ii Weygandt'
lot 2N5 map puchcss Land Company West
Townsend Edward NJ and wife to Samuel g +
Townsend l.th-st. ITO IT " OF 'th-a'e'
The Manhattan fIote. Company t. the Goshen
Savings Bank, s . corner Broadway and 'anaI-
Todd Jnison 5. to Edward IIauset individual,
ami with others executors. OF CHARLES II 1useIt,
n corner lilst st and Elgecombe ave. year.
Torbeck william AMI VIE TO Margaret Kelvin.
Trafalgar Place 30 r. $ Of woodruff ave-
% years ..,....'.'. >: 49,
Thomps N. John and wife ~ the Citizens say
Ings and Loan Association. @ corner Thomas
- and pcck-st instamerfs ...........,,......
Wren. ihristiand. II Jacob \ zimmerman,
lC0th ~. 315 n Of Amsterdam ave. demand.
Naitzfedar. Lena. 10 Frances T. II Lewis.
Csth -. 80 II of Columbus ave. years..
Wells. Louis II. 20 Riverside Bank. No i3p Co
nmbus aye . years
Wilcox. William Il. T. Warren T. Smith. =
5fth- ST. 2'o q - 5th ave. | year. ..........
Walter, August, and wife to Emilio De Pine. ex-
ecUt0r OF Marcus del Plno No 300 West l20th-
81 -. l'iIHs '''
Wise Katie. 10 Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pary No LOO West i2ist-st. years. ..........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
Wednesday. February 3-p. m.

Speculative transactions on the Stock hN-
change were generally small and unimpor'ah'
day. and outside of the bond department.
there was no public support to prices WHICH,
however, were generally higher under covering
of shorts In Sugar Refining a large percentage u
the days business was transacted. this stock.
with Burlington St Paul. Northern Pacihc ana
Union Pacific furnishing the chief activity, else'
where transactions being small although fairy
we'll distributed. Union Pacific and Northern "a
cific securities were moderately active on the
confirmation Of the report Of large sale OF ore'
gon Railway and Navigation stock by German
holders to interests identified with the Great
Northern. the Northern Pacific and the Union
Pacific companies By this sale the new o"heIs
of the stock have secured the control OF oreeo'
Railway ana Navigation. mus insurlnS us ~.
ton in harmonious relations with the Ia
Northern Northern Pacific and Union fa0,s'S'
and making possible n traffic arrangement ue
tween the last named companies OF mutual peiIe .
fit 10 all concerned The rate situation In me WI
is not at all satisfactory at present. ana W.
railroad earnings begin to show PRONOUNCED III
proyement a good market FOR railway stocs'
cannot be expected; but at the same TIME hoIu
ers Of the investment securities representing 'ns
great railway systems Of the country sho" no
disposition 10 part with their possessions anu 10
far as first class bonds are concerned the
mand continues good. with no very great a'aN
n BILE supply however. In today bona ,t'ain.s
transactions were better distributed anu
larger than I'm stocks. ami in tact Oh
better character. in the stock market ~
tie else than room trading being done: III
the railway list the shares OF 81. LOUIS
and San Francisco were comparatively active o.
moi gains of above ! per cent, ana Ne"-H d'..
stock on small transactions. recovered a par' =.
Yesterdays loss Toward the close covering Va
shorts carried prices in most stocks above sss.
terday's final prices. Canada southern ainons
,ba raiIwav stocks. furnishing the chief excep-
ton at "A loss of per cent , .,,,v.
Prices for last sales Of the principal active
stocks. compared with the hnal hgures OF yes'e''
day were follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04

A. the Cooper Union meeting yesterday, led by the
Rev Dr. a. c. Dixon. the Rev. j. F. Carson spoke on
Elijah" He characterized him as a crank wiihou;
being cranky: a reformer VINO not the chief SUBJ
ject of his own reformation. Two lessons he drew
OF his faithful from the wrath OF Ahab and
I he power of the hidden life. Mr.. Burke sang My
Mothers Prayer" with great effect. Many eyes were
moist when ne concluded. ~
Or Dixon spoke on ''farak as the Hero OF Little
Faith" No one would have put him among the
heroes Of faith II God had not done so. When he
went 10 battle he had to depend upon the company
Of woman. But God be praised for the Dchorahs
who supper, the Baraks Let not the women despse
the men who lean upon their faith.
This afternoon Dr. Dixon will speak specially TO
men on How 10 Better ones Condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
REAL ESTATE.
PARAN STEVENS ESTATE PROPERTY
SOLD

SEVERAL. DOWNTOWN PARCELS CHANGE HANDS
BUSINESS At THE EXCHANGES
George r Read has sold for the estate of Paran
Stevens the property No. LILO Broadway. between
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth SITS. % d!
about "a feet, to a client living abroad, for invest
ment. at $1,000. /, learned last evening that
the purchaser is German woman VINO in'enuS 10
tear down the old building now occupied by FRANCIS
O'Neills shoe store, and erect on the site ino'ei"
I'M IoSp N Thomson & Co have bought for the
Ncw-York Life Insurance Company, from louise ~.
b. Mouiton, Augusta BinHse dnu othcl hcnS u -
i;,nuse estate No. ~ rs Leonard-s ana Nos %
and Elm-st.. IOur ami I'VE stolE nrirN L nj
houses I'm Leonard-st. ana tnrte-stoTy brck anu
iron factories in Erm-st' an Hfesulai p'o'' '''
90 East Seventy -third-st. four-st0ry DroWns,o,c
dwelling mouse. plot 2lVx6oxiV-2' Oh private
Holman Brothers have sold for Frederic i.
James al $4,000 the three-story brownsone nous
NO liz West -hundred-aid-n ne.,en'"-S'' -
William Crockett. lor mis- swn occupancy , made an
Inc stevens Real Estate COMPANY mas inhI t,, a.,
al No POI West One-nundTcd-ai. slXth,s', Co.,,
feet front for q. l.. Lawrence. VITA Jhlla H. roie!
io Al pfyate Contract A. Stein and sidore jackson
have bought from the Aston estate ne proper! NJ
ll3 rorsy INST lot z0XJo Tor about $I%'"V II
pollasck Il KOttmuIlcr nave a0iG ior WiIId5 I'M -
Hall five lots the north side OF XIV
nfieenth-st 10 feet east of Lenox-aVe.' ~ MIN
fie mo on Rinadway Real Estate salesroom William
Kennedy sod in foreclosure NJ. IA East Onr-huh.
dred-anj-siXth-st a fIvc-stOry brick hdt house, Io
25>lo01l to T. Doan for $$,.0 also in ioreclosntt
prntoll-a,p south side. $ feet east OF suburban
p1ca three thrce-storv frame dwellings. plot l-o.nN
- lx -. S. and Pcnfod-aVe four thTte-sory frame
bindings dot 7jxl5o 10 the plaintiff, william j. sea
man, for &l,@0 - 50. ,o, Toe.
lanes l. Wells sold in foreclosure No. 42o tast
One-hundrcd-and-six;ccn' three-story brown
..ou. uWeInL. zAIVvli. ~ tnc Pa.h''"' '''s
Farmers Loan and Trust Company for sN.-oV 49,
Bryan l.. Kennedy sod in foreclosure NO. 90 W esq
Seventy-iirsi-st "A brick dwelling lot l'xlV22' TO I
1'h"mas Walker sold in foreclosure. West
Fifiy-s!yth-St. north side. 3s3.ea, feet east OF
Elevcnth-ave runs west 933a4X north 2OlO 10 Fifty
srvcnth-s cast lt,N south l00oX west S.J'aX south
10o5 one two and three story brick buildings ID
G.; l.. a. II. l.. Schacfcr for $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for new buildings and alt,
were filed yesterday;
New buildings. main office:
West Houston-s,. No $40. for three-story brick
stable. 25xlOo; Michael Bradley. 81 No AZ Dom
inick-st. owner; ! g IIankinson Of No 93 Watts
81 architect and builder Observation-Disclosures.
Iith-s;. Nos 40 and 400. and 15th-st. No 40
West FOR :wo six-story warehouses 7jN9G. ald
one three-story brick stable. 2jx1o3: Henry
Tggers " No 800 West s7h-st owner: Thomas
Il jackson. Of No 81 broadway. architect. and
Hugh Getty. 81 No pa ath-ave. builder ~.
Cherry 81. Nos 31ais and 32i also Wat"r-st No
$50. for hye-story brick stable ilxl2os;
II Meyer. Of No - Pike-st owner; Max Muller
81 Centre-st architect. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Alterations
Rroad-s' and Exchange Place. n corner 70 a
nlne-story brick and iron Office building. o
Mills owner: Ernest Flagg. OF No % Broad
81. "rGn' re-, Fast 70 tbrec.ory and basement
brick dwelling; Minnie RegenshurG, owner: Good
win x Cunningham. ~ No - 3d-ave. architects
stone iron and brick store and factory. i3lx
2ooxS4: Central Real Es,lt" Association of NO
Broadway. No 800. 10 a hvc-story brick store and
lofts: James \ McMilin. Of No io2 East nth
st. owner John Downcy. q No 4lo West Bath
Hroai~a1' s. i.iia.G 10 a i,nr s'orv brick store;
estate Of \ Perry. NJ Al West 39ih 81. owner
John r Williams. NJ 80 Broadway, ar'hitec'.
= Korn and estate ~ \ Veins elm y n2t
Madison avc. owners; Louis KorT, 40 81 Maiden
2G,h st. n . corner IN ave. 10 a six story ana
c,,o,e Of ! ,ier,ld Hui. s. CO.. Broadway.
owner: L Z Gandofo. 40 aG 9Th ave. architect.
9Th ave. NJ 20 10 2s2 to seven four-story br'ck
Stores and salceroomS. Chanier estate Rlke'cy,
putchess COUNTY y ! owners; Henry Nor
gerthau. 40 - West 'ith-s'. lessee: buchanan
& piesIo- 80 II East 5@ths architects. .....
Now hui,lings uptown office:
Columbus ave. 9. - T. Of Madiso1-aVe, for
two story frame dwelling 22XiO. and n one
story frame she'd. 2jXlj and ,wo- story frame
stable oiX2O In rear Jacob aud George klette.
No 2 ~ 81 ave owners: 7 J Muller. architect.
D1s.on ave . corner 1G9th- -. for I've story
brick ra, I9oxi01.2: Kate Clark No ISIS West
1aIth-st owner; Neville IL BaGee, architects.
Alterations.
,.4tb- "a, u c 23Il (, W I C0urtlandt-ave. -
.wo- story and basement frame dwelling; Helena
L.roudenmacher 40 .GI East 1itth 81. owner;
pdilip Fr.udanm1cher architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
SUDDEN ILLNESS MEYERS'S DEFENCE.

officials in the ueasuIers office Of the Chicago ana
Northwestern Railway. at No. p WaH-st.' were ho'
willing yesterday to give nforma'ion about Henry
Meyers. the clerk who disappeared Friday OF ias'
week after he had Cashcd checks amounting 70 T.ig
and was found later in Baltimore ana bToueht PACK
10 this city. Meyers left this city without ms over,
coal and when he was and rccoGn!Zed ny an
ACQUAINTANCE IN Baltimore he was wandering ABOUT
nj Nearly all The money which he had obtained on
The checks was found in his pocket. His wife Went
10 baltimore and brought him back 10 the CITY. ana
Inc money was returned TO the railway COMPANY!
Sudden illness had made Meyers irresponsible Tor MS
actions !: was said His record as celK IN the en-
nlnv nf The clInnanN had boon eXcellent:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
TWENTY CHARTER CHAPTERS RE'ishD'
SUGGESTIONS FOR A DEPARTMENT OF bhiD'i'
AND A BROOKLYN MEMBER OF THE
po,RD OF ESTIMATE

BOARD or ESTIMATE.
The Committee on Revision of the Greater New
York Charter Commission met in the Mayors oi'ice
os,oroav and continued it's work IN revising Inc
proofs Of the charter. When the committee au-
iourned II was announced that twenty chapters OF
the charter had been completed, and that the COM
m,,,ee would he prepared to present the revised
draft OF the charter TO the whole Commission TO-
morrow Then 1t will be given 10 the printer a,.,
The final submission will probably be made mex
Monday when the formal confirmation VIII De
made. . - ,..r,o5 ,.oe,or-
The Charter Commission, II was iearneH yesI ~
day had received from Thomas u. MosScr0p q suS-
gestion that there be a Department OF 5llut'n b ~
Vidcd for in the new charter, the expense on WnCn
should be provided for in the tax levy ne ,S'teI
also urged that the charter provision SrVuiu "e
made that one member Of the Board OF Estimate
and Apportionment should come from BrooXlyh.
MIR Mosscrop says in his letter That under thS
greater city government the chances are mat an
~ tho heads of the city departments composing me
Hoard Of Estimate will come from Manhattan ISL
and This board, he points out, VIII hold the CITY
nursestrings and would be likely 10 favor improve
inents beyond the Harlem rather than over nc
bridge What should be done. Mr.. MosscIop
fays is to Increase rapid transit facilities over me
big Bridge. so that the city Of Brooklyn might
develop a residential section
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
RrcOEIED MOETGAGES.

rg g g. Ge?,se W. ana wifi, to E,ooeh Demn 800
Bneo Tr,d@rck. 10 Treioric, j Mdiicirook
c'rnsr let ave and dist s. ears; 1000
c5ih =, ao' and .i9,io +, " Of sth'aye, : years
BOWIE tharics +. and Vic to Harlem savings
Hank Ne"-York corner 13''h Ct and "a ,oo,
ros 'sf" j, + 5'.5ra .3 Mso4a~% Ia'a s
same TO Deborah i johnston. ssnc property. 49,.
ra,cr ictr. ami vie to Kat d Decker. '''
CauidwelI-ay ave- 30 It n Of Cli,ton or iGls s.;
Bonsta Ernes, to Joseph = Moonct. trustee i''o
i3hh -. ); - ot :f'a AMI " Z. same lot map o..
sam" 10 sarah II Chase. same property, / year,
ciase. dea2Ese. ard VIE 10 Tillc Gaafancc and ,'
Cohen. Harris. 60 'orn"a 4 Chandler ct al, No
~ EsscN - 20, ::..s:-.... 1900
ave ana 49, East nm ST. months. ......... 1000
casg W,Gh t. 'ma1 Tn iG, eE"'q 1o ete Of
Of Prospect ave- wears. .........,.......... 1850
Dunn Alrrci H., TO the Babies shelter q the
~" It Of G,have. years. ....;.;......... 800
Inicva@-syc 2oS5 It i' # lCa'6 81, yeaSs 500
mann and aa,tncr 81 lo Flon, s ST. yS,r SAM 1oo,s
' r a. ia n4 VIZ ~ f. y T soT CD oo
Go'dTi-h Mai II =, Miiccn, low is,kun r '""
Gerch Amin 10 jacob loro%i,z ciaci 'o''
Gai@vssi rafnard and Abraham j D9orsky: +; ''''
Jane and Gorge i Mcmahon, corn
clinton and Division sis x to East Broad
HiTsch. samuel ana VIE g., jennie j W,nic,i,lc io-o
trustee. e'c. n 7G,h-s' ~ Il II g unbus.
ave. ............. e5oop
H"yran John, tp fEr Nd-Iinr Life Insurance
Company Nos ~ ami l1a'r B5wery. year.... 10000
Same 20 Conrad JORDAN. same property. y
IN.
lirr Mrs Evelyn and Mrs Alice White &, Eban-
Palmer. Washing g. 50 o u ~
SIr.ns-r,. 70, -. .'.,........ 500
st. 50 T, Of adaye years ;........,.. 27oo
OF ~ ave. years
H.-r. Jh'"u =" Max ~ch1enfeii. u IiBth-st 30
II Of Amsterdam ave. . years.........:..,. 5000
lhcI-, ..i. ne L. .,I- r..
-. -..,... "...t d -, AR .............. $3.50
haucr. l31'h-st. $50 q " " TN ave ( mos loo
ke0gh. Thomas. tu MaElelhaUm Levine Nos
"a e. - ~ ave- year .............. 300
Kat. lafih"h ~ simon H~rnh"uer and an
"th~t' y" 80 Whiteh'l. IT. demand .........,, 1900
kervan, Matthew E. 70 the Equitable Life AS~ur
an"r Society ~ the Initeif states y " corner
- Nichua- ave ana lIIth 81. ........ 100
Lcl irnsi"in. Joseph and Dora. T. Louis Lea" NJ
~ it,inSi.n. 81 nstan.his ;.........,..... 1850
Company. New York. Columbia ~. No "a |
year ;................. 1000
same 10 Frederick Miidlebfcok same property.
g.. year ;.........,. 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
Real gslaic Uauteo.


~ ANTED-fgllfing West side, between Battcrv
ana christopher street. suitable for factory or
foundry purposes with Office; convenient to piers state
terms also regarding heating and lighting oric.s &c
prompt n.estigati2n and decision given. Address MAN
CFACTt KEK, Tribune Office ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
DULL AND HIGHER.
BONDS IN GOOD DEMAND.
THE DEBT STATEMENT FOR JANUARY
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE FEBRUARY q"
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK srochs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
DR. s7rRaaG's @1ANIIrARIUM,

SARATOGA SPRINGS. y. y.
For health or pleasure The appointments 81 firstciass
T1toi Elevator steam heat sun-paror and promenade on
NE roor Slieg with Massage Electricity, Al.ls
health appliances. Turkish. Russian. and sulphur
Nyo,o- la MS Dry tonic air. SARATOGA WATERS. ole
cant seighinc toboGgannng skating etc. open al the
year Send for illustrated circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
lEE]l[lW ORTG1 0N]Nl,

B1L1NOT{Fs. y. z.
THIS magnificent hotel delightfully."- located in the
Noyntairs az Western North Carolina. has been leased
to M,-srs Lns!ey & K:redre The hotel Is newly and
elegantly furnished and carpeted. 30 porcelain baths
addes has electric lights steam, heat open irep!aees
elevators and all appointments are superior: good
stables and tho best golf links in the south -
Through vestl5ule sleepers from New YORK. The man
eremert OF this hotel VIII be most liberal. For book
80 anJ further particulars address Messrs Linsey
Kittredge y, II. Mr. Lns!ey was the successful pro-
New York once Fred H. Scohed. Metropolitan Build
,,e Madison Square New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
Giln l)ropfrln for Sale.

Gitn propfrln for Sale.
IGOR SALE
Il Two - foot fve-story les .deaces
3Ji ana BOG West .ttE-st.
one has dining room extension.
Thes" houses have Just been comp"icd open
Tor inspection 90 those WHO are 10 kIg f1r WilIEI lit
houses.
A Il. kIGII. Architect and Builder
A DvERTlsEMENTs ard subscriptions for The rrtb.
"A unc received al their Uptown One 4a BROAD
way; ~ door north Of ais st untl o'clock ai-
NertfseHens received the following
regular ONCE rates until O'Clock o m viz: 2S4 SIN
ave. O. cor 23d-s 1852 6h-ave cor loth- st Nacy'a
6thave md 1tthst I42 Coumbus-ave near West C6th-
Ct: LOG West +2d st.. 9th ave: 02 East lith 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
FURNISHED 6ouses Go Get.


ErRNISIIED-ELEGANT CORNER HOUSE on W.s,
l. Fad Ave-. First-rlaes In every particular Owner
going abroad ARTHUR TAYLOR Il co. I7T3 BE- All.
way mar lIth 81 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04


Eklyn In Gas
Br,,nsyick Go.
Chicago Gas co.
Com Gable Co...
Col CO / - 60.
d, pref.
Col Fue; a. 90.
do pref........
Col a 81 & A. |
consol 90.
Con Coal Of Nd.
I'D El III ~ -.
Erie Tel a. 7 CO
Gen Electric 90.
Home Mining -
Illinois steel 90.
Lac Gas fSt TJ.
do pref.
Man Beach 90.
Nd Coal Go pr.
Mimi Iron CO...
Nat Idns on 90.
MT starch Co.
do LIST pref.
do % pref,
New g Coal co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
VIRGINIA BEACH. VA.

The Princess AmmG0
delightful resort hotel Facing the finest beach
If Florida. II miles east Of Norfolk Surrounded
by pine Mid winter climate Perfect appoint
mens. Excellent bicycling and driving beach and
through woods. Address T. EDMUND KRU MBfiOLZ
Manager, Virginia Beach. Va. or Office N. Y, T. q 3
X. r. a Broad St. NewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04

T OST-Bankbook No. 557 .s33 Bank for Savings, $50
Fourth ave. New-York Payment stopped Please re-
turn book bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
sPEND YOUR WINTER IN CALIFORNIA
AT THE
UMTS1 lDfgIl FNOM11[E ,

lUW j lSUs lUl5l1 uLuWN u l5u
IL have never fascinated with place as with
is that could not have
longer sha! FORGET any q its beauties or
hotel tsef. the grounds he flowers.
the the Iieaeen Drive and the de-
cous isst,ls the pavilion. Who
could forget such fairy further information
aDply TO Broadway. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
FURNISHED apartments GO Crt


TNo LET. FURNISHED. FOR ONE YEAR-A arg4
jgth.st. - "'''
Apply 70 the Janitor. between > and ? p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
STEAMBOATS,.
G,in Goicls.

BRgWOORT HOUSE,
FIFTH AVENUE AND EIGHTH ST.
New Public Restaurant and Gaze, for business mems
luncheon 4 la carte "a table Hote Cuisine par excel
ence Dinner 81 %. Luncheon 10 cts Hotel for perma-
IVA" ~ CHARLES JAMES. Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
Daueins Schools.

Daueina 5tbools.
A LEXANDEK MACGKEGOR Mendessohn Rooms
"A los West 18th st.
and classes See circulaA
(>EORGE ". WAI.LACE'S SCHOOLS.
NJ Leslie Rooms sd and Boulevard and Harlem.
rerslie Rooms No 50 SO West l2Gth street Glass and
Tuition. See circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
School Aarntirs.

a MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"a Professors Teachers. Tutors. Governess, =
&c 20 Colleges Schools and Families Apply 10
Mrs II J YOUNG FULTON. % Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04

r OsT-BankiooN 40. 72ootG. Dime Savings Bank sd
IL -, anl Btoadway. Payment stopped. Please return
bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
Cost an0 fourb.

<rr/crNr(NrNNoN|CN r|0(( NNNN@| N|(NN(N>
Il OcT.-RanlhOok No. 100 OJG. Bank fOr Savings 80
IL Fourth ave. New" YORK. Payment stopped Please 70
tITu b0Os 10 tsnG.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-05-15
Publisher Fields Was Posted,

James T. Fields the Boston publish
er, had knowledge of English litera-
ture that was both accurate and extern
siye. A would be wit once tried to en-
trap him at a dinner party. Before Mr..
Fields arrival one of the gentlemen in
formed the other guests that he had
written some lines which he intended
to submit to Mr.. Fields as Southey's
and to ask him in which of that au-
thor's works they could be found. This
programme was carried out.
II do not remember to have met with
them before" replied the publisher,
and there were only two periods in
Southey's life when such lines could
have possibly have been written by
him."
when were those?"
Somewhere" said Mr.. Fields
about that early period OF his exist
ence when he was having the measles
or cutting his first teeth, or near the
close of his life, when his brain was
softened. The versiication belongs to
the measles period, but the ideas be-
tray the idotic one"
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-05-15


more than "a, UOU statues that have been
oxhumed from the ruined temples ana
palaces of Rome The vatican contains
tbe sstlne chapel, built by sixtus ~,
1l7S, and adorned by the wonderful
genius of Michael Angelo; the Pauline
chanel built by Paul III, in 1910, the
I,oegl and stanze of Raphael and the
court of the Belvedere. The library
of the vatican Ia truly great one IL
is exceedingly rich in manuscripts,
containing as many as 10000, some OF
which are by Pllny, St. Thomas ana
St. Charles Borromeo, and many He
brew, Syrian and Armenian Bibles II
has about $4,000 printed volumes ana
several rich museums OF ancient and
modern articles of yertu. New Orleans
PiCayune,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-05-15
Cleaning Gloves.

Gloves may be cleaned at home. OF
course the white channels skin gloves
that are worn in summer are easy
enough to wash by slipping them on
the hands and rubbing them in luke
warm water, filled with suds made from
ivory soap. White kid, and even
suede, may be cleaned by gently rub.
bling them all over with pumice stone
powder. Another way equally good
is to brush them with benzine or gaso.
line, and hang them out in the air.
One must be careful in this latter
operation to avoid being near a fire.
or near fame or heat, on account of
the explosive quality of the gasoline.
Another method is to put on the gloves
and to wash them in a basin of spirits
Of turpentine. White gloves may be
dyed good tan by wetting them with
saffron and water. which have been
boiled and standing ten or twelve
hours.