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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
ERIE RAILROAD.

rOugh trains NsN ok, fCOt a.. |ihnl
AZ follows and I'VE minutes earlier from West 81
boo A. M.-Ne,uDuod EEYrefs ialy Tor b!nghAmton-
Wayerly EImitA Buffalo. Bradford. Arriy. Buffalo 500
r. ParlO: TO Bgna.e.
2rpO y. M-Vs,lbultd Limited fast mail Daily solid
train Tor Chic aso Cleveland - A NJ. 'hica
Q r. ~ Sle.pers 10 Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Ti30 p. M.-Burslo and Csyslnn1 veTiblled Krpres'
Daily Buffalo 1908 4 ". - iford u 4 VI.
Jamestown 100 A. 81 Cleveland u ~ = 81 sls.pers to
Buffalo end Cleveland making Greet conneciions fo~
Detroit Chicago the West can iihrAry Car.
S,t5 T.. M.-Sold usln 70 Cnicagn. sleepsns To Hor-
n,syiIle Chicago ard Cincinnati. Dining Car.
II,ICK E-Ts Local TINE CARDS AID FULL.MAN
Recommendations at III. il3. 26l 4ol and t37 broad
WV I2T Bowery 1913 East 25h-st and 81 We, 125th-
AZ, Chambers and West 2sf II. fsrrier Nsw-Yort s33
ana roe Tuon-sL 100 broadway. Brooklyn. 2ro Hudson
at Hoboken and JsrEcy CITY Station Westop Express
call, and checks baggage from hotels and residences
destination.
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DEL LACKAwASyA AND WESTERN r. X
ststions In New-YOrk. foot of Barclay
and ChristOpher streets. -
vEsTIBULED TRAYS; P'L i,:nT BUFFET

rir.e. rout. 20 NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MoSTCTAlR,
THT ORANGES Summit Bernsrdsyille. Baking
kidge Madison. MorrlstoHn. Passalc patterson BOON.
ton Dover. stanhope NEWTON. BCDDs I.AkD
MoTSrAIN washington. PHIIILpsBURG, EAsToN.
WATER GAP sTRoUDsBJ-RG Pocono MOUNTAINS
SCRANTON. P1rTsTOS. w1IKEsBARRE, NANTl-
COKE. DANvI1I.E NoRTHUMRERIAND. Mont
rose BINGHAMTON OXFORD NORWICH Water
vile. UTICA RICHFISD SPRINGS, Cor;and
SYRACUSE. OSWEGO ITHACA. OWEGO. ElMIRA,
toRNING. BATH DAHsyILLE. BIFFALo ara all
500 A. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
1000 A M-tcar Car, RJrrAIo. SCRANTON. RISo-
HANTON, OWE3O. ITHACA. ELhlRh. UTICA,
RICHFIEID SPRINGS. SYRACUSE. ana OsWD1o
EMPRESS. Pullman Psrlof Carr. Connecting at
Buffalo with trains FOR CnesgS , and points Wes,i
400 p M.-sCRANTON. WGLKESBARRE AND PLYh-
oUTH EXPRESS. Pullman BUFFET Psrlor ca.
TOO P NJ CDsny)-Chicago vesthuied Limited EIpress
Tor SCRANTON. BINCiHAMTON. ELMIRA, BUZZ
FAIO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Nev-York TO
Chicago. Dining Car west Of Runslo
SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA BATH MT
MORRIS and BUFFALO, arriving In Buffalo A. "
e:aO 2. NJ CDary)--BUFFALo. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON OWEIC ITHACA. ELMIRA. SYRACUSE
UTICA ana OsWEGo EXPRESS. Pullman BUFFET
TICKETS ANo PULLMAN AcOoMMoDATIoNs at
Henry Gaze a. aHrs Limited 1iB Broadway, IL Park
Place Bro adwsy. ard s42 Broadway Ticket. at fern
stations III 4h-avs l2th st. 81 West 18th 23o
Columbus ave. York 33s and 736 FGlton-t. and
100 Broadway. Brooklyn Timetables giving fun infor
NATION at all stations
check baggage from hotel or residence 10 Destination
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suRRnGATE,s NOTICE.

NrN/|NNONfN>NN|~TS
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. bv the grace 81 God. free and
independent 10 Cicely J. NJ. NoTncote,
Send Greeting: You are HEREBY cl'eo gro
required personally 10 be and appear
before our Surrogate ~ the cry anu
County u New York. AZ the SURF gate
Court Of said CITY and county. nero N,
the county Court House. In the Cry y,
Nav, YORK on the twenty eighth day OF
January. 1898. a. half pas, ten O'Clock IN
the forenoon ~ that day. then ard there
IN attend a judicial settlement OF the ac
count ~ proceedings ~ Hamilton fish
AM Hamilton Fish Webster as trustees,
under the last will and testament OF
Uarllton Fish deceased. and such of you
"a ore hereby cited. are under the ses
~ twentv-one wears. are required 70 ap-
near nv your guardian. II you have one,
or n YOU have none. 20 appear and app,,
Tor one 10 he appointed. or in the event H
your neglect or failure 10 90 So guh'.o
ian will he appointed ny the Surrogate %
represent and act for you In the proceeo-
ing. ,aused
IN testimony whereof, We have ca
the Seal OF the SurrOgates Court OF ne
civ and County OF New York 20 oe ne'T-
unto affixed. Witness. HOE. franz ra,i
FITZGERALD. surrogate ot our SAID II.s ~ |.
County AZ the city OF New rofh w w
tenth day OF December, IN w
Is. wear OF our Lord one houAha
eight hundred and ninety -seTen'
J. FAIRFAN MLAUGHLIS,
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court
GEORGE c. AUSTIN,
Attorney for Trustees.
30 Broad Street New fors'
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Railroads.
"AMeRiCA's G1EGTEsT RaiLRo.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ & HUDSON RIVER r. r.
THE FcUR-TpsGg TRUNK LINE.

LINE III MALARIA
Al tsoe Sd .5alns stop at Albany OuA
'' Trans leave Grand Central Station 42d Street ana
$50 h MhP E44F ''fe &pF ss9s'y Ef
sa n Eas Ms' s oDS.et !n a;
s45 & MFAsr '"S MA Mou"ISTs a N
Albany. Utica syracuse Rochester Du'''
1890 A. MeSoRT s4e Shore LIMITED Da' EoIisl
M 4issal siet T1!ls s and
1910 Mp4f E&eREss except s sqo% Important f1t
Mllbrook. Catssin Mountains ana d" w
LOO p MEs6UrfHiwIiE:SrERx LIMITED psly I-bls'
s,or Columbus, Cincinnati Indianapolis anu %
LOO p MScHcfGo SPECIAL Dagy ,oI 81, P PeaSh
'eland, Toledo and chicago. stops Al ''1''
$50 M%TRoY AND ALBANY srEGIAt1k sTSse.
AIbs nuno aHi Lor Garrison '"e'' Fo''''
800 M1LARE SHORE LIMITED :r. ,d DstiyI65 a,
Cleveland lis A. H. Toledo lOo5 A. IA No., Sn cS
S Sinnat ~ P NJ a, Toledo i, n s2 ~ morning
cue 10 10 P NJ due Kansas Guy cav, ~ cnly
600 EXFEE5ss p PsFffsfc . 49,
PlatsbuTs Burlington Montreal. and. except sat
40 P. M@BGFFALo SPECIAL pary-F'or1 AG,-
MSgHan ron'' S4i Toronto cleveland
900 6''ffn1 Msp 81 XII fS M Ef NAIL
Ry va Iyohs and fos Bufralo Cleveland. Inda""Po-
9.15 P. M-PACIFIC EMPRESS. Daiy-F9r Syr ase
osweso WATERFOWL. Cape Vincent; os' e. 100:
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Cleveland. IoIedo. ~ =.
and. except Saturday. for cape Vincent anu u"
1910 Sirhtt-MDxlGHr EMPRESS. Theatre S tIain
York c.Hma fas sy.ry nF, Except sunday efh, sun
day nights chicago tleepers leave on 9:lh trhln .,
A ana P M.-Daiy. except SUNDAY 10
Pttsheld. via Harlem Division a.. o.-x.,,-.
eiib A. M.-Sundays only. 70 Pittsish ana 'he h''H'
Hills, Harlem pivison .,.,s
"AIL NIGHT" TRAINS TO YoNkths., ,o,,,,
"Ai night trains run between iS5th street hll
the Putnam Division far as Yonkets IN &C. ~ -
with me elevite' road. The only hne running MI "S"
trains Of New York.
4 Palace ar all through unhs
Illuminated with Pintrch Light ,..,.-
Ticket. and Wagner ofnces AZ GRAND central staton
ll3 pol Ii3 Broadway ~ East IAN ~. wv br2huN
2ao Columbus Ave- 81 West l25th st and l3Sih ~ ~
ton New YORK; 83s and 72S Fulton ST. ana lVo hr"h'
way y. D.. Brooklyn. $780,, =. 80. w.,
Bsrrage checked from hotel residence by me west
'JoHN NJ Toi'GFY GEORGE il. DANIELS.
General NanaR~- General Passenger Agent
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. A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received a. their Uptown once No l242 Broad way
"a door north OF 3lst ST, until O'Clock p advertise
80. o'.,eo - r II OF CO
cor. 23d-st 1852 eth-ave, cor i2ths, Macy 9Th
and 14theti l42 Cblumbus-aYe. West GSthst 100
West <2d-s 6th-ave. % East 14th-~t: 257 West
<2dst between 9Th and sth 1859 East 47th 88S
Shave, between 18Th and 77th O26 81 near
slst-st; 7os ist-svs near s9h-st.; go adave near
<ls-st; 5S4 2d-sve 30 Beecker-et: 325
2sos 8dAve 94o East 7Sth-s 1871 Sd-ave GO 81
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WEST SHORE R.R,

Trains leave W. 42d ST. Station n. y as followS and
- n. earlier from foot Of Franklin ST.:
1O;I5 A. II. Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse, Roches-
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls. For Wayne Toledo Glove
land and Chicago.
GOO p. NJ Daily for Albany Montreal. Utica, SYRIA
cuse. Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. De-
trot Cleveland, Chicago and 81. Louis
816 P. NJ. Daily for Albany Utica, Syrouss, Roches-
ter, Burslo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Cleveland
chicago and ST. Louis.
Time tables at principal hotels and Offices.
G. z. LAMBERT General Passsnger Agent
Vanderbilt Ave New York.
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"BLACKDIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo e55 P NJ Pullman vestibul. Day
coaches and Parior Cars Dining Car service Meals IA
carte Connects Buffalo with through slespers to
.i2:2O I2:4O p NJ daily. except Sunday. for MAUCH
CdUNK and intermediate points. o.,
sI2,bO I,I5 ?. N. sundays only. for EAsTON.
MAICT CHUNK and me coal hranche1 -
sI,2O, 40 P. NJ daily except sunday. for WILKES
RAPRE' PITTSTON SCRANTON. and principal interme-
chair car for Wilkesbarre. -
.35O. 4,IO p. VI. daily. except Sunday for WILKES
BARRE PITTS ron. SCRANTON. and principal intsrms-
date stations Connects for ell points In tho coal rsGios
pullman Buffet Parlor Car Wilk-.oarre.
20 ? VI. daily. except sunday for hAuCH
CHUNK and Intermediate stations Chair car TO Beth
lehem.
.6,5O, 700 P NJ daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
raIJS and all points West. Pullman sleeper vestibule
train X y 10 Chicago. Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto
.S,2O $500 p NJ. daily. except SUNDAY. stopping only
AT SOUTH PLAINF1ELD, EASTON. BETHLEHEM
MATCH CTiI-NK L. & y JUNCTION. sAYRE GENE
Va ROCHFSTER BATAVIA BUFFALO and ToPoS-
To Pullman Sleeper for Buffalo None but sleeping car
1aseengers carried No baggage carried
.S:5O $500 p NJ. daily tor WILKESBARRE. 1TH-
AGA GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA
ddtonsi local trains daily Sunday for BOUND
HPOOK and Intermediate point. cave as follows $50
s3o 5000 10 so 80 % 1890 Sundays only A. NJ.
S22o 2:3O arA '62O ESQ NJ
Tickets and Pullman accommodations a. llS 2ol. 2I3
AK ga and 1923 Broadway. 81 F. l4th St. iS f. 18th
e. i27 powerv y. Y: SEQ Fultor 81. Court 81. es
Broadwav and BROOKLYN Annex. Brooklyn.
Y transfer Co. will call for and check baggage from
hotel or residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14

FISH. HAMILTON.-TheP People Of 6 "a
state OF New York. by the sraSo ~
free and independent. 10 NUS"
Northcote. send greeting. , .,,sd
You and each OF you are herev' Near
and required personally 10 oe AlS Ss6ur.-
before our Surrogate OF the Clty an9 Sout
ty Of New York. at the sniroeat SoSn-
OF said city and county. held az she 10y
" Court House. In the CITY OF Nem ,n.rv
on the twenty-eighth cav OF ~.
isas AZ hslf-psst ten o'clock in the fofe-
noon OF that day. then anu mere 70
tend a judicial settlement OF the acS SSe1,s
OF proceedings OF Hamilton Fish an9 .ia ~
ilton Fish Webster. as trustees unue uSsh
last will md testament or hanliIe0n - .
deceased. and such OF you as are nefeDy
ci,ed a. are under the age. or twenty o',s
wears are required 10 appear oy your
Guardian. n YOU have one. or II you nase
ncns 10 appear and apply for one 70 oe
annotated. or in the event OF your nesieS'
or failure 10 DO so. a guardian VIII DC ~,
pointed BY the Surrogate 10 represent "'1
act for YOU In the proceeding.
In testimony whereof. We nave ~
the saal OF the Surrogate's Cour, OF -
said CITY and County OF New fork 70
hereunto affixed. Witness, Hon. ~
II. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF our saia e ~
and county. at the city OF New forn' 80
tenth day OF December W
IL. 81 year of our Lord one t housa"'
eight hundred and ninety se'eA'
j. FAIRFAX McLAUGHLlo
CisRk OF the Surrogates CoUs
GEORGE c. AUSTIN.
Attorney for Trustees,
30 Broad Street, New foFA'
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAIL3oAN.

-. ,.,o>,o 80, ~ VEST rwEyrY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBKoSsES AND CoRTLANsaDeI ana cdriIanat
1.-THE Leaving r;s s a T9@ bsn hat given below fO
Twsny,th,Id TtI As SMAn-Puman Buffet P.rlor G"
New York 10 Fittsbu. Sleeping Car PitsDuts 10 ChA
10 S9a'Re esq to If1XSEfoP,tsburs Cleveland
SO A. VI PEHNsYiVANIA LLMTEpmPuilm In. oGm
rars For csicaso Cirygiand Toledo. Cincinnati In
=, T. L SHiCAo D. And ST. LOUIS gxPREss-
$50 r. NJ w5iEsTEFS EXrRESsFOF Cleveland
40 +. VI t0 s6GSTawESTERN EXPREss.-For Pitts
~ STs cs s. rAtFc IEXPREssF Ptseus and
caicaso Ion1e,'1f ios Tb EXPRss Buffet
osnr Har New orK to Altoona Liberty PITTS
burg az Gro S' hSD sri TaE sor
10 500 800 $50 Dining can iSo md a. Dining CARS
Ohm. d 1 e g caT n $50 ssS GSas laSo
f 5s sq5da a.. go srSr "a and 0 Dnar Dining
S4 tRS RR9f w J@ EN- p H. 1905 night
ATTLH;NTIC COAST L1NE-Express $50 a. m. and 500
Quo EAgL w M s''y M
weekdays and 7.D p m daily ,.v,
3 ns BraH'G eT sun4sy ois.a
Street s aGd ' $40 o 80 1liS and
SUNDAYS, 20 r. 80 p m Gr3m 2 90 80 1ioo
3 SoI M sua days. ,, Sis fpT1,
' %ni5S SS i65o s. SO 2' 9b ssS
caT;. 10 SO p m, 12c5 night Sundays elO. 7IS
SO SO s2 % .. Gp ni6 c sSS 20 90 Dining carr
SO ses c S6 a. 90 1875 s e NIT and
broadway Aston House West Twsnty-'hTda s G6r:
stations c foot Of o Fon t Stree. IS
Brosdway. and Brooklyn Annex Station broo ENT,
Ssny Viii cali TO- and check baggage from hotels and
General Manager. General Pns'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14

A DvERTIsEMENTs and sub,sripsns FOR n. Tribun'
"a north Of 3ist-S until O'Clock p m advertise
received at tho following branch Offices at regular
until o'clock p. VIZ: 2b4 sth-a . o.
go st: l52 eh-ave. cor. l2t s.: Macys 9th ave
l42 Columbus West 66th-st lC1
West 42d ct 0th-ave.; 90 East lth-eti G7 West
42da. and sth $50 Fast 47th St 1893
%-sve between 10Th and nth ats l. 028 8d-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14

COMPANION, &c.-A nice. refned person
as useful companion or hou~ke.pe,.
would Ike N meet with lady golnz SUI
,or No rin,er. highest references Nd
drca MILTON Box 81 1922 BrondwaY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Stations foot 2St 81. Penn. r. RI Corandt or
Desbrosses st.
Indicates West 23d ST Othsr hgurts snow
M Cortlandt Desbro1es ST.
s6iIO $40 A. ". daily SUNDAY go A. M TOT
AACCH CHUNK and intermediate stations 1890,
s7,bO s:I5 A NJ. daily FOR WIIKESBARRE sCRAN-
TON week days. ELMIRA week daye). ITHACA.
GENEVA ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
ard the and principal local points dining car and
chair buffalo
81, .So I Q 100 noon d,iiv erc.pt Sunday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
CARPET CLEANING.

Al kk.1L.r.D mn h.o. ~ srcond- nand
wood and non working machines. fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and tx
changed GEORGE b. EDDY Sas Nadi-
gOn-st
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OBESITY CURE.

INDIGESTION. constipation. rheumatism,
spinal curvature, nervousness, paralysis.
treated with mechanical massage, Swedish
movements. by machinery; artificial horse
back; stationary bicycle. LANDER IN
STITUTE 20 West s9th-st
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STORAGE.

kUrROPOLITAN Storage warehouse and
Vans, 2o2 and 2o< Mercer-St.; branch OF
Gee. 1905 Broadway, corner +4th-st ror-
niturs removed. boxed and shipped. Tels-
phone. Spring 46S
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
Anth acite coal used exclusively
-Four Tra.ks Automatic Eock Signals
Stations n New-Yorh foot II Liberty 81.
and whitehall Terminal.
Trains leaye FOOT Of Liberty ~
"a IAN 1897

~! A2sisai e., III ], ils ssS' i
1G 6s and ERR st.r '2 Sov Of ;S' iSo7 ~
&C., $50. 1913, 80 4 ~ G?c9 NJ 70 Ea'ion,; ITO
? n sSndsy. $50 TO % Ea.ionj A NJ. 100. $50
For Wis.,sarFs Fm.,oa, and s & s:lO a NJ
!, f e. q, S'f E.s1n s9' Hi X no re-
sand. .so SO % ii i g to S.sanS NJ
srsouy eT!:Sds: .ps Tu:a.s.,' ';sso 20 10
o." :. ALL RAIL RorTEn
For Pa n.nt Long Rrassh 4.esy F"k o.. ,G
% S.a. d E;e mn M ' .& 55 se = 1 r:
'io'i' F'' F.'s i roa ! ElkE :S@ { y
only r n soaa.y;, io,is 4 N n -, p,n., .,n
10 ToT TS M i hS'I 10 '''sT saai.ys, iois
For Atlantic c,y. vinel.nd and hids''on q" A. NJ
a, s'.As =, ';AS,rA '4 !'s s -, &
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, .BB4 ALTTiNoRH ASp WASH
- e S sS = sSS Il: rt VII 81 nj
s sS$ Bs,s =; s.o I"'S f'a1 RP,s
40 e SS.5s '%is,s ]. fSSttss
i e? Il. ~ i,s 80 49, 81 iS - .:s - *
s sS5 ~ 90, ~ - go go X, SIS go IS
T To :, ~" .nj =; of car seat. not nsry g,
ws'9 is g: q. @, T." u -, ~ 'i ia 80 81
27s west l2sth g.. ~ Coumeu, ~ Wv IN
nGs s e: 4S, f S.s w ~ Ts1:
ch.eb bsssas. from hotels or r'aaene'' to Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14

JOHN Q. GRAUL. 1877 West 23d-st.. old
OF and largest store OF It's kind in
Greater Ne~-York
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TYPEWRITERS.

BLICKENSDERFER TYPEWRITERS nrs
guaranteed the best. price. S35; thou
sands In use; send for home indorse-
mems BLICKENSDERFER MFG CO.
1872 Broadway. Room
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
HARDWOOD MANTELs a TILES.
MIRRORS AND FRAMES.

>~|@'~~TNNIN|N(N~
ELEGANT hardwood mantels. tl2 up;
hreplaces, gas logs. showrooms and ia =
tory. 24S FrOpt-st near Fulton Ferry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
LOST.

LOST.-Bankbook No, e37, 442. Bank for
Savings. No ESQ 4th-ave.. New-York;
payment stopped: please return book 10
bank.
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RAILROADS..
BALTIMORE g. OHIO

Leave New fork NnVefhi Terminal bcSth rerry ana
foot OF Liberty Street.
90 :D.,y tE.e.p! SUNDAY .sgn..;.yy1, r., ,,
PITTsBURo. '4$o m. tsS p. m aoO p. 10. 'i2 Is
night $50 a. N. Liberty 81. only)
GlNcINNATI ST. LOUIS s,o 1000 a n. .S;tS
siiSO a m (DinerJ. 200 (DlneD, 1925 DINER. AS
Q)ner) .bb5 ,. and 'l2.l5 night.
NORFOLK tll.Bo a.
NEW ORLEANS Through se.per1. te% i2oo p
All trains illuminated with Plntsch Light
Ofrcss l13. l72 2e 434 l14O B'dway 81 z. I%th-st.
1877 Bow.ry n. z: $50 S4i Fulton-et. Brooklyn; White
hall Terminal Baggage checked from hotel resdenss
10 destination.
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OLD GOLD 4 SILVER WANTED.

SEND US youi old gold. 1ewelry, &C. We
send certified check for full value there
Of Bank references. Es.sbliahed 1922.
GEORGE N. JOYCE, 50 Fulton-st
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GOLD FURNITURE & REGILDIyG

BIG BARGAINs-Han dsome,y upno."eL1n
gold chairs. warranted French I~ai. on,s
81 so: worth 81 20. buy your Cn',.t .i
presents nov GOLD FTRNTILhh
- ATTOrv 90 9th ave
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FOR SALE.

A PARTY having three handsome oil
paintings will sell al create sacrifice
on account Of adverse circumstances. Ad-
dress SACRIFICE. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14

GARDENER and USEFUL MAN. %. sin
gle; understands greenhouses. flowers.
care horses. cows. furnace. hes, reterences
Address NJ NJ Box g. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
NEW YEAR CARDS.

NEW YEARS AND CHRISTMAS CARDS
AND NOVELTIES English and Ger
man. JOSEPH KoEHLER. salesroom
and factory. las $50 Park Row. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14

CASHIER and Office assistant. also
s,eroprapher; good references. A.
yOsFPH care Strouse IN West il5thst.
GOvERNFSS. BY French Protestant.
with diploma and good references
,eache, advanced music French. German.
English branches Address r. L.. BOX 63.
I2t2 Broadway.
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WOVk ~ SN'rEH.

Female.
A WOMAN, formerly employed In TURK Ism
baths wishes similar work. Mrs. MAN
TIN. l4S East 32d-st
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WORK WANTED.

YOUNG MAN wishes employment in fac
tory. G. CESBERGER. $50 lst-ave.
YOUNG MAN. 81. colored. desires sltua-
ton: honest and willing; good references.
7 NCDTSTr 3ST Narion-st Br0olsvn.
=.
Young MAN t2O wishes position al
ANYTHING where he can advance him
sell, Address JOHN ONEILL. go
Hicks-st.. Brooklyn.
YOI'NG MAN. handy with tools. wishes
~ learn some trade. L. FLYNTZ. 10
North 3d-st.. Brooklyn.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MASSAGE.--Turkish treatment. steam
cabinet, luxurious baths. expert op-
orators. evenings. Sundays. JENNIE DE
LACY II West 27th 81. near Broadway.
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CONPANTON. &c.--A lady as comranion.
hOuSokeeper attendant - invailh OF
elGer;v lady: assist with Homework. sew-
,nr etc. references. v. H.. ll9 Airing
ton-nve Brooklyn.
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FURNISHED r. yMs To LET.
AUsINESA CHANCES.

5000 WANTED 10 increase special
plant; profitable and safe rnanufactui
ing. REALTY. Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14

GARDENER. FARMER. American. 80.
single. care horses cows. lawns furnace
reference O Y. g. Tribune ONCE
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WATCHES ON CREDIT.

FINE DIAMONDS. watches; weekly pay
ments; al goods guaranteed. WATCH
SUPPLY CO., 3 Maiden Lane. Room 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14

NURSE or ATTENDANT By an experi-
enced English male nurse ~ n'h l.
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DESKS 4 OFFICE FURNITURE.

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
BARGAINS m q few used pianos; easy
payments: also rented exchanged.
CHRISTIAN. - East i4th-st
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NURSE. by an experienced English Prot
estant woman as Infants nurse; take
child; hes, reference; city or country. 223
West 37th-st.
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GENTT.EvOMAN ~ varied experience IN
many positions desires position ~
trust: understands marketing: likss chill
AddreS. Miss HUNTINGTON. ?2f Clinton
81 Rrooklyn. or call Monday At The Grand
Union Hotel 42l-st. between 10 and !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14

NURSE 10 an invalid or nervous ladyi
good references from doctors and ladies.
Please address ". NJ 3e9 West 5oth-st
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CHANCES ~ INSURANCE EATEf.
NOTIFICATIONS WHICH WILL AFFECT PUBLIC IN
sr11r-rroxs LIBRARIES. ETC

NOTIFICATIONS WHICH WILL AFFECT PUBLIC IN
srI1urIoSs. LIBRARIES ETC
r,. Tariff Association of New-York Fire Under
~,r,,ers) held it's regular meeting yesterday at It's
-aar,. No 70 Nassau-st. The principal discussion
-. -, ths proposed modification Of some of the
80. .tr,pcent rules which have caused annoyance
q. .or,s of the insurance companies several OF
.s.s rule. affected policy forms and charges Tor
.n.c,al privileges 1t had always been dinicult "
-. .,,d n obtain a general recognition OF these
rrov,.ons Some Of the companies had lived up
=. .nerr Int others had not Some OF the MEM
ssrs Ar vesterdsys meeting were In favor OF abol-
chin, these regulations altogether.
There was considerable discussion over the pro
vo.sI "a do away with the special charge for In
surance on factories IN which work was carried
ON at night 1T was finally agreed 10 strike OUT
thst clause of the rule relating to the additional
annual charge of per cent or the tarin ra'e toi
the privilege Of carrying on work at all hours
Among the other rules changed were those reiat
ing 10 "hreproof and superior construction and
the tne governing short-rate terms Many under-
writer. have come to the conclusion that fewer
A. night than in those that are shut down,
II vas said that the modification IN basis rstes
made Yesterday and in the last month VIII aHect
four thousand risks within a week - LII,
TN. reductions made in insurance rates viii
hene6t PUBLIC Institutions. hospitals, asylumS,
clubs apartment houses many 6uildihgs Ti.
dwelling PLACES sSSSs t and n re"tori He
After Yesterdays meeting the association an
no,nced that all specifically rated public libraries
and their contents In this city brookSm setse n
basis. and that the change would 90 INTO erect