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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-21
NEW YORK rRoDrcE MARKET

NEW YORK. Dec. 2O.-FLOUR-Quict,
easy and In some Instances a shade lower
wtht The break in wheat; Minnesota pa
tent. So. 7ON3.gl.
RYE FLOUR-Quiet.
BUCKWUEAT FLOUR-Dull.
KWHEAI-Quict
CORNMEAI(-firm
RIE-Steddy. No - 60. NGlc.
HAkLEl-Steady, western feeding, 424
4ic.
BARLEY MALT-Dum
WHEAI-SpOt market easy, NO. > req,
nc. Options opened weak, bear news
was abundant and scalpcrs encouraged
by holiday dullness. lower cables and
moderate clcarauces. hammered tho mar
ket AN day. preventing rallies. except in
one or fWtO cases. based on ordinary
strength in corn. Final prices were weak
at -. below the previous day. March
closed 40 t1f4c., May closed at 71i4c.;
December closed az 732c.
CORN-Spot easy; No. ., 42iSc Options
opened steady and were sustained hy
large export dealingc. hrmcr cables and
wet weather until weakened near the
close 10y wheat Final prices We're partly
l.c. net lower. Nay closed az iOic.. De
cemher. ioAc
lions dui.
EEEF-Steady.
CUT MEATS Easy.
LArD-Easy. western steamed. S522ia;
Decemaer >'55 nominal. Refined quiet
BUTTER Finn. western creamery. 150
pic. do factory. l30lfisc.. Elgius. 2lc.;
imitation creamery l3Hl7c; State dairy,
1j0lSc.
EESF-Firn; large white 10lNf0iac.
EGGS-Firm. state and Pennsylvania.
2G027c.: western fresh. 2Gc.. southern p
02jc.
POTATOES Steady: Jersey. Sf25a1.50:
New York 81 25u 1.G2iq. Long lsland,
S1.J011 ST.. sweets. Jersey, Sl25n2.jO;
southern. j0075c.
TAILOW-steady: city 3 9-1Gc.; coun-
COTTON-sEED OIL-Steadier; prime
crude 17ian1Sc
pETROLEt M-stcady
ROsIN- STEADY. strained. common to
good 81 if01 foia
TURPENTINE- at 42i2N i3c.
RICE-Steady.
CABBAGE Firm at S225q4 per loo.
COFFEE OPTIONS opened steady af NM
changed prices 10 points advance. ruled
moderately active with firm under'oue,
on favOre bio Havro and Hamburg cables.
.nau recei0ts at Rio and Santos. com
fnucd liberal warehouse deliveries and
extreme views ON spot holders. closed
steady unchanged 90 % points higher,
salrs 1870 bags. including December
70 So05SJ. January. So SoNISJ. Spot
Rio firm. held rieher. No. I invoice. So"
&c.. 80 fohblng 7a7ia- mild frm.
Cordova. 7%0l5c good general business
si'GAR-Raw steady: fair refining
centrifugal. gG test 4Mc.. molasscs sugar
$3.50. Refined steadicr and q shade
9fchor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-21

NEW YORK. Dec. 2o.-The work o. get
ting a jury for the trial OF Mrs. Fayne
Strahan Moore. cO-defendant with her
husband. William a, 4. Moore. convicted
OF "badgering" Martin Mahon ina hotel
I'm this city. was resumed to-day. -Four
Jurors were obtained yesterday. and after
A long list Of talesmen had been ex-
amined to-day. five more We're accepted
BIZ both sides. The case was then adj
iourned until tomorrow morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-21
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec 2o-Thc general
market to-day has been somewhat
quieter with unfavorable weather affect
ing spot business. but there has been
no diminution of strength in some divis-
ions. Heavy brown cotton prices arc
very firm in yards. with an upward ten
dency and lighter weights I'm fine yarn
fully maintain their advances. Print
cloths quiet but firm. Prints selling well
and tending against buyers There are
reports of an impending advance In
American Indigo blue and shifting prints
Last weeks exports Of cotton gods. -
40 packages. was much the largest for
any single week on record. The demand
for wOOllen goods. both mems wear and
dress gods quiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-21
RAI.TIMORE MARIIEr-

BALTIMORE. Dec. 2O-FLOUR-Dul
and unchanged.
NEHAI -Iasy. spot and month. 12>N
7-Nc.: January 12I u12',c. Southern
wheat by sample. GSffi3c.
CORN-Firm. spot and month. 40iSN
H4.c.. Deceml er new OF old. 1850 sNi9i. .
january. a9iz03g4c.: February 394. n
3g7,c southern white corn. 3t#H iOc.
OATS-Firm SO. white. 32isc.
RYE Easier. 40. nearby. 5IAc., No.
western. J9hC
SCGAR-Str0ug and unchanged.
BUTTER Steady and unchanged.
EGGS-Firm and unchanged.
CHEESE Steady and unchanged
LETTUCE-S1.2 j01.J6 per bushel box.
WHISKY ucnanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-21
TOBACCO EXCHANGE
Richmond Va. De-. % /

Richmond. Va, Dec 20, is9S.
Sales Of new dark loose tobacco on the
Richmond (Va.) breaks to-day Stonewall
Warehouse sod .355 pounds Crenshaw's
Warehouse sold 1868 pounds-highest
price, Si475: Shockoe Warehouse sold
%. 2s5 pounds-highest price. si225 To-
tai 373l5 pounds-highest price. sl475.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-21
NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON. s. c.. Dee. 20-TUR-
PENTlNE-Market firm at 59c.. sales,
none.
ROSIN-Quiet and unchanged; sales.
none.
SAVANNAH. GA. Dec 2O.-SPIRfTS
OF TURPENTfNE-Fi Firm al Zoe. bid.
sales. 7G7 casks: receipts. LIS casks.
ROSIN-Firm and unchanged. sales,
none; receipts 900 barrels.
WILMINGTON. y. c.. Dec 20-SPIR-
IT'S OF TURPENTINE-Firm at fOc
receipts. co casks.
ROSIN-Nothing doing; receipts, 10
barrels.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Firm at 81 30
NJ 20: receipts. 80 barrels.
TAR-Firm at $40; receipts. 52G bar.
rels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-21
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2O-Whcat to-day fell
into the slough of dependency that gene
orally forms during the holiday season.
The market closed at decline OF l4c.
oats and corn lost only shade of their
previous value Provisions closed un-
changed % &C.. lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-21
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Dec There
was but "a moderate speculative move
ment I'm cotton futures to-day. The mar
ket opened quiet and steady. with prices
unchanged TO AN advance of / point Inc
course Of prices was quite irregular
within "a narrow range of variations. the
turns being governed by local inter
changes rather than 10y news from within
or by public orders. which for the day
were slack The best prices of the Scs-
sion were made on the opening call. At
the lowest point the market showed a
loss of 2N3 points under liquidation of a
few small long accounts, the market raj
lied from the extreme depression on
claims that the southern spot markets
were well sustained aud that the de-
mauds for print cloths We're active at
fun prices Reports from dry goods dis
tricts We're also OF "a highly favorable
character. In the afternoon a few in
vcstment orders were exchanged with
out advancing prices appreciably. me
later weather advices were variOusly con-
strued and on this account both lonF
and shorts showed hesitation. The mar
kcf here closed quiet and steady al net
unchanged prices 10 points lower.
COTTON-Futures opened quiet and
steady. December. = -. January. j.46:
March. $50: April. 5.J3 May. Dob. May.
a,57. June, $50; July. 5.63; August, 5.G6.
Futures closed quiet and steady: De
cember. 30 January, 543; February.
54i: March, 5.4s; April. 90: May 5.55;
TENDER 5.G2: ctober 5.Gl
spot cotton quiet: middling uplands.
1915. middling gulf, @ l-l6; sales, u ZOO
bales.
COTTON-Quiet; midding, 1915: net
receipts. 800 bales; gross, $40 bales:
sales. ll2 bales; stock, s91ss bales: ex-
ports 20 Great Britain, 2, 500 bales; 10 the
Continent. 2 207 bales
Total to-day-Net receipts. 70io2 bales;
exports 70 Great Britain, AZ. $40 balas. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
December II. 1895.

PORT OF RICHMOND. DEC. 20, lS9s.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves merchan-
disc and passengers Virginia Navigation
COMPANY Norfolk
SAILED.
steamer Winyah Simmons Phiadei-
uii. merchandise and passengers, Clyde
Line.
Barge Gladiolus. Kelly, Philadelphia via
Petersburg. Ties.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. DEC. 20, 1895
ARRIVED.
Barge Lone Star. New York.
Barge Monarch. New York.
Barge Forest Belle. New York.
Schooner A. b. Grossly, Portland.
SAILED.
Steamer LOndOner Norfolk.
Steamer Brighton. London.
Steamer Rapp. Liverpool
Schooner William III. Bailey, New
Haven.
Schooner stella u. kaptOn. Boston.
.hOoncr MassasOt. Providence.
Barge My-uc Belle. Providence.
Barge kingieader, Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-21

the Continent, 1oii2 bales; stock, 1857
136 bales.
Consolidated receipts, 1Si.0I2 bales
exports 10 Great Britain. il.ID bales TO
France. - $50 bales: to the Continent, 20
COS bales
Total since September 1st-Net receipts.
J.212. 4Gl bales: exports 10 Great Britain
1.N10.3ji bales TO France, 4ll'u22 bales'
10 the Continent 1854. 3D. bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 2o-COITON-
FIGURES steady: December nominal. jan
darv. jOjNj.O1. February. 5.o6nJoN'
March. 5.1On511. April 5l5aj. 10. May.
5.2015.21; June J,2jnj2G: July. 1.2a9.o,
August. 5.2aa5.3O; September, OBJ bid
October, j.36.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 20.-CO1TON-SpOt
In fair demand. prices unchanged, Amer
lean middlng. 3-32d The sales Of the
day were lo.pN bales. Of which 1000 were
for speculation and export. and included
q. 200 American. Receipts, II. 90 bales, in
cluding 1850 American.
Futures opened quiet. with moderate
demand ana closed quiet but steady,
American middl'ng, l. m c., December
3 l-6iH3 2-6i. sellers. December and jan
uary, 1-Gi03 2-6f. sellers. January and
February 3 2-Gi. buyers. February ana
March. 3 3-f4. buyers. March and April,
act sellers: April and May 4-6lH
3 BOT buyers. May and June. 5-Gin
3 GOT buyers. June and July. . $500
1864. sellers. July and August 3 f-bl.
buyers: August and September, 7-GtH
S-G4. value. September and October.
SGT sellers; October and November.
4 S-it4 sellers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-21
STOCK MARKET
MOVED UPWARD.
An Irregular Opening Was Followed
by Decided Strength.
BOND TRANSACTIONS SMALLER.
And Speculation Was very hrra'ic'
Call Money Took Sudden Rise
During the Day but Soon Went
Rack To old Prices.

NEW YORK. Dec 20.-The market al
ter an IRREGULAR course. left OF strong
al tho bost with gains ranging from =
10 4 points lu some Of tho speClalucs,
while theocucrment IN standard shaIes
war, fractional The market lacked a de-
cldcd tone nt the opening in sympathy
with the irrcgularity OF Americans IN
London where there was evidence OF
Biscuit prcfcrFcd and Tennessee Coal and
Iron were among the first stocks % dis
play strength Missouri Pacific, Federal
steel and Sugar I'm succession began 20
rise and tended 90 check an otherwise
weak and hesitatlng market. Union IA
cihcs fu common with the other intcrna-
flonal stocks. suffered somewhat for a
term ou the realizing sales from abroad
AftDr ] o'clock traders gradually took the
long side Sugar was boosted up on the
shorts and on the large transactions rose
nearly points. Favorable weekly earn
ings were responsible for rise IN South
ern railway preferred. A very strong
movement IN the late trading In the At
Gibson issues was transferred 10 Federal
steel and Baltimore and OhiO. and grad
u1IlN helped the whole list. Interests
Identified with tho trade were large pur-
chascs OF Federal Steel while the pur-
rhaffs OF Atchis0n Wcr0 made in the
hope OF some favorable action at to-
m0froW's directors meeting. The cX-
pertatiOn Of ana early announcement OF
the Central Pacific reorganization Plan
W. responsible for Cd rise in that stock
Of about 4 points Manipulative orders
helped in marking up American steel and
Wire. While the transactions of the day
were not uu % the recent tremendous
volume OF business. The greater amount
OF activity for che day developed I'm the
closing hours. while the market was
Sowing upward.
Can money which for some time has
been ruling from 2uZle. was bid up 10
81 per cent. which was paid for a smau
loan in thp last half hour. and directly
nfferWHrd fheTD was a gOUl-elZcd loan no
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-21
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
NORFOLK PEANur MARKET.

NORFOLK, va, Dec. 20.-PEANUTS-
Farmers stock, etrIcuy prime TO fancy
RN3i4c, prime, 2tlc., common. 2U2kc.
Spanish GOC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-21

WONEN AND ENCHANGE. MONEY on
call closed steady az 2isM4 per cent: last
ioanat -z per cent. prime mercantile
paper. $685. per cent Sterling exchange
hrmer. with actual business I'm bankers
bills no 81 ~lfiu4SI for demand and at
81 Sl4i 04 80 for sixty days. posted rates.
81 81 2p4 S5i4. commercial bills. 81 SOFA
fslil Silver certificates. 5gi4NGOl3. bar
silver. 59a- Mexican dollars. 4G's Gov
eminent bonds strong. State bonds mac
Tive. railroad bonds irregular.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-21
Kaufnnann&C0.
The Centre of Christmas Beauty.

The Grandest and Most Varied Assortment OF
Sterling Silver Novelties, Handkerchiefs Austrian
China Bric-a- Brac New Cameo Ware, Ladies'
and Gentlemens Umbrellas Fans Suits Wraps.
Furs &c. But four days more for Xmas buying.
Store Open Every Night This Week Until 10 O'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-21

Amer Tob. co. pfd........1oO 100 90.
Amer Tob. co. cOm........ 30 40 ...
Na-Caro. Chem. pfd.... LOO ll32s 1l44
Na.-CarO. Chem. com......loO 90 bli2
Quotations are for bonds maturing IN
not less thu ten years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-21

MESS BORk-fer lb.
Jan. ......S032is 500 {o32i. $93Iia
May ...... 9G7l2 961i2 9G24 $aO'2
50 D-1Nl IDS
Jan 900. 80 512is 5o1is 5.O7i4
May ...... J.32i3 J.3j 90 J.3p
'nT Ribs l'7i lhs
Jan ...... 4G2ia As 4G2ia iC2i.
May ...... - ISL. +Nl2 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-18
REAL ESTATE.
A s1xTH-AvE. BUSINESS BUILDING SOL

S1XTH-AVE BUSINESS BUILDING SOLD.
There better showing than usual at the
real estate auction selcs yesterday but the trans
actions al private contract few ami not par
ticulary important;
George De Forest Barton & Jacob sold for Henry
Goodkin No. 40i sixth-ave a four-s:ory business
building. i9.1x6o. on private terms.
Parsons e. Singer sold for Postein & Cohen to
George S. McKibbon Nos. l57 and l59 Monroe-st..
two new siXstory tenement houses each g. lx90x10O
for about $1,000
Ware. Gibbs & Card sod for Dora G. Tonlinsor
to Dr. Clarence Young. OF Columbia University. No.
3'2 West Eighty-e.ghth-st.. a four-story private
dwelling house. lot 2ixlooS,.. on private terms.
L. W. Taller sold to Jere {. Lyons. for improve
ment. a plot OF lots at the northwest corner
of Park-ave. and Seventy fourth-st.
The Robertson estate sold to S. p. Flannery M.
,Jones-st a hve-story tenement-house. 25x1OO. for
about $500.
- Albert L. Fcss sold to Mr.. Hessels No; IS West
97sx90xiOO
Ellen S Lowe was reported to have sold No y
could not be confirmed.
At the Broadway sa .csroom Yesterday William NJ
side o. Fteenthst. $50 feet west of Prospect Ter
the north side Of tee 'ns West o.
prospsct Terrace to CARPENTER g aor s2ieS ana ~
. rTins s. cSais for or ss sHS1' NO 10
James l. Wells sold the fonr-sory and nas .nrns
Nc liS East Thirty-ffth-st., to F. T. Markey for
St0t.
Philip a. smyth sold IN foreclosure the two FIVE:
story brick nathouses, pot 50xioo5, Nos A7 end
2i9 West SiXty-second-st.. 10 the plaintiff for $3.50,
and in foreclosure the hve-story front and four
story rear brick dwelling house .ot IS. ixlo"n. No
i21 West One red-and-seventeenth-st., to the
plaintiff for SOS G6,.
John " Goldng sold In foreclosure the FIVE story
brick buildings on lot 50 axloolx rreguar Nos Sc
Peter F. Meyer sold in foreclosure the nve-story
brick stores. plot ,S.sx29 7xre 7x2ei Nos ~ and
56 Jay-st. 10 J. NJ. Baker for s66.2Jo
Strong & Ireland sold in foreclosure the three
story brick dwelling house. lot ls9xioO No 6ls
Wesl One-hundred- land seventy -nlnth-st.. to the
plaintiff for 81 000.
William Kennedy sold in foreclosure the four
story stone-fron dwelling house. lot 10 sx2s No.
6S East Forty -ninth-st" to the plaintiff for $1,000,
and the three story stone front dwelling house on
lot lsxl0G H. No. 247 West One hurdr nd twenty
frst-s... TO the plaintiff for sl45oo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-18
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 81 Pullman vsshuie Day coaches
and Psrior Cars Dlnine-Car service Meals la carte
onnects Al BufaD WITH through se'pcra {, Detroit and
CHICAGO. .,.,,.-,,
CHI'Nn WILkESBALRE. SCRANTON tweea days..
go i.,rcr... 4 To- Mach 'hunk
., 80 40 r. 81. daily. Except sunday. for WILKES
BARRE iiTTsToN. SCRANTON. and pa! Inter
ne,i, .iaons Connects ur al points IN c1il regions
pullman B4Y,t Par.or car for M1lAcsharc. ,.e..
.a,:,,I ago T. 81 daily, except sunday Tor EAsToN
~ 'nr"rw.Iiaie stations. chair Car 10 Easton.
.1.5O 5:I5 y NJ. tsundays onll) foI MAUcH CHUNK
~' ..'ao ti:IO = NJ daily except SUNDAY for EAsTON
n' .G,aW 100 T.. NJ daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
and All points West Pullman sleeper vestibu.-
rain * 10 Chicago SlcepeTs to Buffalo and Toronto
"a" 40 500 T. NJ daily except Sunday. siopp'ns ony
NJ MAr sSG e cHt * sAYRE, GENEyA. R0cnEsTER.
;nar.vL ut,FFAIO and TORONTO. Pullman sleeper
% 20 nrs1 Some sleeping car passengers carried
no natS $40 f. NJ daily FOR WIfKESBARRE TIL.
DESEVA ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO. NIAGARA
and ali points West Pullman sleeper 70 chicag,
fAi,r 'nra trains daily except Sunday. FOR SOUTH
pI'INFIELD BOUND BROOK. and !ner ,e1n ponn
re- as follows. 1000. 1880. 'lO;2o 1880 Sundays
nni A. VI go $50 % 80 4c -" "na o se, ga -
ass al and 523 Broadway. 81 r. iih 81 oa r. 10Th
e. i27 Ijowery y. Y. 500 Fulton 81 court 81" 10
~, and brooklyn Annex. BTookyn, - -.
Y Transfer Co. viii eau fof ana cheSh odssAse from
hotel or residence through TO Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-18
ERIE RAILROAD.

Thu, .rans .,rw-1Otk. loot VI I.a.nosis a.
- $50. anh nve minutes earlier from West l5d-st;
.,iUU a M-VesuDuied EApiess daily for D.nsn
Ma.ery. Elni!a. bulaiS p'"N'''S '''''~
T. NJ rarlor DuHalo 49,. - rail-, ALI.
,bicaso arrives Cleveland 1.iO n NJ. chicago
r'M sistpefs Chicago. Cleveland and CINCINNATI
Dining Car. .,. -, ,,.v.,,ra y..,tbuIed Exprss,
D.'i" .r,iv.s Bunao : Us A. NJ. bradt)Id III - ~.
sns.,oNn 100 A. NJ. Cleveland II 40 r. NJ seepe's 70
Buffalo and Cleveland making deet eonneeu IONS ''' "
Stt5 r. M.-soid rain 10 Chicago. sleep.rs 10 h"'-
.,is,,le Chicago and Cincinnati. Dnins tM;,,, 1890,
rNicKETs LOCAL TINE SARps AND $1,000 ~, hra.a
Wv w BoweTy East i25thsi and 2s eat i.o,n %,
A. nn nm ar ~ broadw~y brooklyn 200 HndsJn
sho III AMI Jersey Cy station New orx Trans
dcncaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-18
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals for furnishing TIE materials and per
forming the required and necessary for installing
ana finishing the Water supply, plumbing and drainage
a, Wards Island n Y tor Manhattan state Hospital
~ m on The oath day OF May. 1895 Hon. Henry E.
Rowland President or the Board Of Managers. No.
Madison Avenue, New York City. at which time and
place the board will receive and open all proposals.
Drawings and be consulted and blank
forms OF proposals obtained the ONCE Of the Board OF
Managers Madison Avenue. New York City, or al
me once of G. Perry Architect in the Capitol az
Albany y. Y. , l., - ...,.. .,.. -.
addressed 10 Hon. HENRY E. ROWLAND President OF
the Board Of Managers No Madison Avenue, New YORK
CITY and endorsed with the title o. the work.
wv e"N GEORGE E DODGE.
Secretary Q. Board OF Managers
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ALTERATIONS.

kingshridee Road :. iUO Il u. JODes-sve. 70
a. Wo-eid one alf-soiy frame dwelling j 49,.
Wills. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. slcf
1Si-st, Nos $40 ana SO East. a folr-story
brlck teneW"ni-hOUse. Frederick w Loew.
owner; Thomas Graham. No i.29s Madison -
@'tn-Si No - east = forr-so-y brick dwell
.ns-house; Mrs a " Sei'Frar. 20 ~ East
,"th-st. owner. Charles snuimsyer. No I32 -
sd-ave. " oi55 to ai5o 10 three f,ur-s,orv
brick dwell nT-houaes. with store; Elizabeth
wood. Nc ~ I0ult Morris-avc. owner. VI
FcT1on. No 23S Msdison-aye. architect 6c0'
- Marks Place tSii-gD. No ~ - 81. 10 four
story brick dwelling house AMI ballroom George
thre owner julius KastnCr Sons, No LIB
broadway, architects 1'"1
stanion-st. No 2G 20 q hve-st1ry brick 'enc-
nler house Win store: Leonard Halter. No )
Clinton Place. owner. { Is Meyers No Union
.t.H.' s.'',6ett '"'
Headc-st, " y o. -. - a s.v-s'o-y hTcI bus-
ness building. esiftr O: 7 Vernon. 30 % Reade-
~ owner: + j wood. No 2l3 Roadway. arcl!-
4oth-s No Gii West three story and base
ment brick factory. Eugene . IIln. so 90
Nftt i"tn-si. owner; Hlchman De.ser. No -.
~ East 52th-ei architects .................... 500
I4th-st M y East. to four-siory ana base- -
rnent brick dwelling -house; Annie + Leverich -.
owner; Charles ! Berg. architect ............. 500
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fri risbc1 APARTMENTS 60 Eet.
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NNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

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Dining CO., c,c'' 20 cDinns Carl 40 Dining Carr 81"
SOUTHERN RAiLwAY-E1pr.s, go ?. m. i2c' night
Atlantic COAST LSE-EIprss. go a m and 81"
CnEs1ArE IKE OHIO RAILWAY 40 p m daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and *oRFoLK-'io III
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300 DINING carr 10 hJ ,D.ning Can. lloV a. M
20 : 30 3Jo. 40. ~ ,Din,ns car. 80 'D' ms
tar). DO DINING carr. 40. SO p m, 4-y' a.. a.
sunday 49, 30 $50, 30, " 20 .1AtHts.. "a
go DINING Can, n NJ. 80 ,pn'ns C-tl' -, %" An
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broadway. Astor House West T"enty -'nl,e ..,..,,
Station. and O.. Iesb;uss"s
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and Pennrylvana Annex station. bt syn, -, III
Jersey CITY The s~w Transfer Comp. -.
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through 20 destnaiion ...,-..,.
Telephone "i2si Eighteenth Street for P'nn"NAhA
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