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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ssA.s.: No sis East. 25xss IL: Max snd Matilda
s., 10 So sasf Es Hu 2o6S ass 10 al
East 2oxsse David KEN and another to
lssth-st: 5. 100 & Of St Ann,s-aye iooxloo
,a Ma5S f 5 IS ' Hs gG Ia ss5 &
Ilsasa pleasant. ,.s runs 7 dix W COX dix 20:
se s7 n. 2s5 II ., sdays: 255ioos; JACOB
sSll1saiO; Molls Mc2iisier to to lanes James
g ssssssi6s M5s sig x:A # ls'': lbs.
clasoa-:t 30 III a5sziao; bet.e wo:; to 10
A ys%.: T.T s1F1sF ea f'ssss irregular
st Isnd conDsy 27 E sSs;S a so1CS
P1ospeci-ave n W corner Dawson-st. 25xios2 3"
Msron oppen So IT .s 81 55,'ye 2so
ii2'h;st. s. i5O ne Of 5;h-ave 25xioo.ii: Max
Same property: Johanna Levy to Myron H op-
Same property; Felix Levy. Individual and e1eca
Elsas si sslan ma ICES c TO same me, N i
S;sn:s:: sar Z: F Ss;'
s7 %a No g. sns $40 10 Conrad q
sronx5aye 8, 100 IT n Of Kins-. 5o4so. wiz 1900
i1emsoridse; Lydia A Richardson to Lizzie r.
sFsH ioss: % iyd f. ,ss.f5!ss5
100; , Edsnwsld Land Company A. Of Edeiwad
Brsok-ave: ssl 4 5 Of lesh-st 7oxico s: ."
55ss resriar rel I'm mort e 2 Of w Sgh ssv3 Ss
Bank to Sarah J Dickson and another . $500
sssss Dickson havidaa .'' q al . jas
AL property q Goslei .esta:e partition deed ~
coeet executors and ,Tas,ses ena george
s2d-s's IS. 2ls 4 Of is; ave 25xioos Lucre-
i1sths, $ t' Of Msais i5syt 25xioo il 1000
i2th"st i59 q 70 sPs se1%a5s19ach
,osSv Jones e hatoph = lance -,.:o - en-
100 IL; Rosabell L ,nrphy to Marx Ash. 80
s. iss1ssa Aues;as i vanderpoe G Pet s;s
7sd-s, corasr Park-ave $S3xio22 Jere c 'i''''
i4sth-si 400 4 u Wiilis-aye 25;ioo; Ed
HrookaSe s'se. to t, G isa, $4,000
s 81 IA co pieks,n eHecux and Individually
wiis-aVe. IS # &; Ii5th-s,. 25xioo Anton '''oo
B. G0Iz ct a to Ad9leq ss- qnd VIE I175o
ham EdenbeEg .........-...." - A.'"
Gf.d and P' .d 1sls3. .. lssT5.
St Marks Place s,h-st i2o Of 2d.ave
?Sxi2o August RUIZ and wife to Max G Sal1ss
,sshast 10 to is West oa sxaoii william exchange
"ashSurn to Elizabeth Van Dolsen.. ......
is EN- No . So Es; MARY Montgomery ana 10
iisih-st No 81 East. 25xIooii; Francis y Nc j"
,ssl5' n' "a 4In9'' & :t-sv: slulooii
LOIS $ Z $ IR%D eere lot. 90 BOO
c., A. G y map ss!n@ge Wakefield ais lot 10
King. coa May In Kr HsR aSG a, P's sdmS.s IN
,a i.a,r1 10 As1apter K5kman and sn9theT.
H anne pOhmann. as executrx, to Louise 4
ia7th-st No 62e East. 25xIdo Eawara BeIgs 5000
M ana %lie 10 SaTo, roy. Sins .:... 1880
john E f A. rsfs e 1@ to Ie JSa
s,i an,,eT ,so =, - 1900
M Bendheim and wife Sophie Rothschiid "
ooth.st 40 Il W Of 1Oth-ave 175x9s.0. Eliza
beth L NJ Van Dolsen 70 W VI Washbrrn
f2d-st. No 233 West 2lxlO22; Charles Buck ava
wife 10 Theresa Raw!tser and another ~ ,oo
Hlst-st. n s 81 II e OF Peasant-ave l7ysa3 iW
Annie pohmann Ell al heirs etc 20 Louisa
Donne.ly. ............... - - A>'"'Se ooo
134th-st. n 34l.s II Of 81 Annis-ava ,ee. o'ooo
100: Caroline A Sims % Edward w Rerge - O noo
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NI-RSE.-By French gin as nurse fof
grown children. gco1 references II
Crsenwich ave. care Mrs Pleche.
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ELECTRO TuERAPErTICs

N~>.c-~<~>~-o~~~N~~~~
VlBRO-NECHANIcO AND ELECTRO
gT!TCTE. l0l West t0,h-st- 10l ives,
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TSEFT'L-MAN Scotch: work on country
place. understands gardening all KINDS
NJ stock and carpentry A. H. BOX w.
Tribune once.
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OLD GOLD & SILVER wANTEn
PHRENOLOGIsTs d PUBLISHERS.

WHAT can my child do best to earn q
living and win onward happinessf
PhrenoloGy Is ii reliable guide. FOWLER
& WILLS CO.. 81 East 2lst-st.
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Gonntrn ']roperip for Sale or Go Get


A RMOtR VILLA PARK. BronNvilie. Now York Two
"A modern houses = rooms each. ionkeis water.
good roads fine views. hsh and desirable. near
railway. Address ". ". KENT EronXVli.e.
BERKSHIRE summer hcme. eleven rooms completely
ID furnished. pasture fGif. croquei. ,enns u-t
excellent driving wheeling trsIiirs Quechy Lake i've
minutes walk. II. ". BYH%ES. pa l.. seth St. y. !.
IN LONG ISLAND sol ND.--Tor sale g. Let--Reaty
~ for immediate occupancy furnished or furnished.
hour from Ncw York ty boat or rail-. beaIt:ul.
large old house modern bafr.
electric bells pare Standing large grounds
entirely private. with fasfefy ad ola lawns. fun
timber vareft. pebble beach private
dock. boating fishing and yaoltine Large gardens -
vegetables. flowers AID fruf. Mill C"mmod stables.
All perfect order repair select q 5rhold and
wealthy nechbors. Address 7. o. Blk 500. y. ! city.
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DESK AND OFFICE FURNITURE
DRl:SSN aNISG.

DHESSMAk -Firsi-cass. wishes more
customers; day. 81 -. HElLAND. N7
East 3ith-st.
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9th Street.
The above is diagram Of the properly
to be sold
The Approximate amount OF the lien %
charge upon the properly 10 satisfy whice
the same is 20 be sold is S306s.25 win W.
terest from March 10Th. 1898. together VIZ.
the costs and allowances amounting y
$3e3.S with interest thereon rom nv
WILLIAM T. 1ICkSN
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NURSE Refined young woman. speaking
English and German, abe 70 assist VITA
lessons as nurse 10 growing cnl!dren.
GREEN 229 East i5th-s'
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SURROGATE NOTICEABLE


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. by the grace %: God free and la
DEPENDENT 20 julia \ 'c..sncer. kate .
OHara. Annie -. VConno-. Mary G.
sands. Agnes c. Pm. Grace :, B'a'cA
You and each q you are hereby cited
and required personally - be and appear
before Robert =. peyo. Es1.. the Referee
appointed IN the matter Of the compulsory
accounting q Lewis r. silva and an
Other. as executors 0. the last VIII and
Testament 81 Hugh ". C'liencer. de-
ceased. 10 examine the account y sad
Lewis +. silva as such executor. and de-
icririne all questions arising upon tns
No. il5 Broadway. IN the Borough ot
Manhattan CITY q, NeW-Iork. on The
2O,h day OF May. ls9s. q, three o'c.ocx IN
the afternoon On that day. and at suca
other time and place as SAID accounting
may then - adjourned 70. 70 attend ire
sad accounting. aas such OK you a. ass
hereby cited as arr under tae age OF ~
years are required = appear py your suAs
none 70 appear and apply .or 0ae 70 Be
appointed. or In the event y your nes.et
. failure % 20 s., gia'fiaa 100, WI. ,:
and a., tor you IN The proceedl.s.
IL testimony whereof. We rave causes
the seal OF the Surrogate Court o: tle
state % New York = be hereuato af-xed-
Witness. Hon. Frank 7. Fitzgerald. sur
OF Manhattan. city D, New York. on re
29,h day OF March in the year q our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
j. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
(Seai.J Clerk o. the Surrogate's Court
CORNELL SARAH AIN PURsU-
anee OF an order OF Hon. Frank
County ~ Nsv York
Notice is hereby given TO al. persons
having claims against saSh A. Corne!.
late OK Mon,clalr, County OF ESSEX. STATE
OF New Jersey. deceased. 10 present the
same with vouchers ihe-eo. 70 the sao-
scr.ber. at hts place OF transactlns ousl-
ness. at the oiiice Of We;more Jenrer.
No. "a Pine street. In the cl;y 0. New
York. on or before the 9th day OF NAY
rext.
Dated New York. the 9Th day Of No
GEORGE y. CORNELL.
WEXFORD & JENNER.
Attorneys for Administrator.
"a pine ST.. New York City.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the
CITY and County OF New York.
Notice &c hereby given 10 all persons
having claims against Robert r. Diets
present the same with vouchers thereof u
the subscrihe-s. at their place OF transact
irg business. a. the Office Of Daniel Mason,
No. 80 William Street. in the C!ty OF New
York. on or before the l4th day OF MAJ
next.
Dated New York. the soth day OF o.
tohsr. 1897.
FREDERICK DIETZ.
WM. HENRY WHITE
SAMUEL MCMILLAN.
Executor
DANIEL MASON.
Attorney FOR Executors.
rs Wi,,,sm St. y Y. city.
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S~~>~>>~-~>N>~~~,~N>-~>~ >e~>4~N>~< ~ oe,N~
THE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. 49, Giles West 32d-st. S,or-
see moving. Telephone Tci 3sth-st.
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CI~MAN.-German. In gentleman
country residence. handy man IN car
pentering. gardening and steanheatlnS'
J. FANDFI. sol East I6th-st.
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bUOkSELl.IcftS.
CARPET CLEANING.

~~~~~~~r,rN~-~~ -. -o-0>~Nooe-NNr~o4>.r.~o 10
CARPETS cleaned oy steam. by hand o.
On the door. CaFefu! Carpet Cleaning
Co.. i.35s Broadway 42l EAST 4sih-s:..
COE 4 BRANDT Tei i22-3sth
FREDERICK ACKERMAN. 1873 WeS,
32c-st. near 6th-ave.. established 1862
Steam carpet clearing and feather and
hair renovating works: Thorough an1 sat-
isfacsory; also carpets fitted made over
and relaii.
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Connirn 3jrcprrin Go Get.


A HOUSD FOR RENT ~ MOUNT VERNON. y. Y
n % minutes from 42d-st. located In the most de
sirabe part Of the city the house Large. new. complete
In all parts the main part completely nreprooi Ihee
are about lots Of ground various kinds Of fruit trees
artesan wcl-in all respects very charming residence
Apply L. L. HERIICK. No. l0l First Avenue. Aount
Vernon.
\~UTLEY. NEw-JEESEy Large Colonial house. IN
y furnished perfect order station: modern I'M
provemens. Also 10 oroom apaF'm ens. close TO sta
ton. all improvements $50 10 $50 month: business
Offices low rates. MACY &c DONALDSON Nut!ey'
New jersey.
rI'O LET.-New- Brunswick. y. J.. prettly situated y
adjacent 10 college grounds; Few MIN
ues' walk from penn. r.. r station line Of TROLLEY;
modern rpr0verr $50 per month. Address T. X
WARREN. New Brunswick. y. J.
V,O RENT. AT BTRNhRDsVILLE y. J. -
l. i.rge. We'll furnished house. rne lawns. with
gardeners and coschmans cottages Also another smaller
furr shed house. with fine stable. +. II SCHLEf.
Wall 81.
Long Island.
ITO LEASE Corona Long Island attractive properly
OF ~ acres: 2i-room house lsrus. large variety or
fruit and shade trees Apply
THOMAS & TrKERSON. - W 3rh-st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS
IRVING PLACE. l4-Rcoms Absolutely
c.ean: box-scring beds: best location:
corner bulldr~.
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NEWLY decorated rooms. .arge and small
all conven.ences. near Gramercy Park
So Irving Place
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Fi'T~MAN-COOK.- Man and wlfe'
no children: country; man care horses.
garden lawn. chickens: handy with tools
wife cook. iaundfess: reference. DE-
I,ANEY 2Oi East 2ist-st.
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f3crl estate for Cftbnnac
A BERKSHIRE HILLS FARM. 700 acres exchange
n for West Side dwelling.
sLAWSON & HOBBS. 2Si Columbus-ave.
4 MERCER ST. story and .oft building
~ 5000 in exchange f0r avenue fats. SLAWSON
& HOBBS 2I Colprbus Ave.
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HEIp WANTED.

s>D>.~~D~N~~~~J~ON~~-~ ~N~->~NON~NNNN~NroSNON~
Male.
WANTED A man OK liberal education,
acquainted with the trade conditions OF
foreign markets, conversant with one or
more modern languages. and one who has
had business experience. Addrsss FOB
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

.
Male
BUTLER-BS single man. nrst-class
French butler. speaks French and Eng
li,h. personal CITY reference. EDWARD
33 East 2t'h-st
BUTLER. BY young japanese; expert
enced In every respect with Protestant
FAMILY. 4. TsUKADA 600 sth-sve.
~ ILEN-CrOk.-By a French couple;
hoth competent In every branch; man Is
ais, sooh valet, willing. ohlglne best city
references. COUPLE. ia West 2Jth-st
~ lL.hh-By thoroughly trained SER
van IN cuiet family. nrst-class city
references. NJ. n. l.24e Broadway.
RCTtEE. By Engilshman: height, 6 feet:
ased 10. lrst-ciass city references. last
cmpiuyer giving up house. r HARRI-
son. l5T East 33d-st
CUTLER - CooK.-By French couple;
both competent In every branch: man il
good valet; a.so willing, oblirinr; beat oity
rsfsrsaoeA oOUELR ~ Wei sath,ea
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LOST.
%>(N(~~(o>NNoN/0~n> ONO~NNN-N~N~N>o
LOST ankbook 10. 81 ,847. Bank for
savings. $50 Fourth-ave New-York
PAYMENT stopped. Please return book 10
banE. '"
BANKBODK No. 800 1903 o, In. TIninn
Dime Savings Institution Il missing. ANY
person having claim 10 IL is hereby
c3Iei upon 10 present the same within ten
Gays. or submit - having said passbook
cancelled. and new one Issued
BANK BOOK No. 34s. 5s7 OF the uerman
savings Bank. ith-Ave. and i4,h-st
Pease return Z bank
NiCHI>Ens
AT REDUCED PRICES 500 .ecord-hana
wood AID iron working machines: fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and er.
changed. GEORGE b. EDDY. 3gs MadI-
OLD GOLD & SILVER WANTED
mn |'<'e'~ - m NV >N~~>-0<N~<N~NN~~~~O
SEND Us your old gold 1ewe.ry. &c ".
send certified check for fun value there
or. B4nE reference. Established 1892
GEORGE y. JOYCE. 81 Fulton-st
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DRESS & ACCORDION PLEAT-
INGS.


DktSSMAKER and The trad. re, dis
count on the lowest prices for P,eatlngs.
Fhkings. Fittings. work done while you
waf. HARDING. 20 West 23d-st
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Brcnkipn Droucrin 90 Get.

Brcnkpn propcrin 90 Get
mo LET ~ BROOKLYN.--Parlor floor and basement s
rooms; modern conveniences lage garden fruit:
SIG monthly small family. possession Immediately.
81 Hofhrner-si.. near Ralph-ave -" station.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ at 'heif Uptown Office No 1922 Broadway
n door north Of 3lst-s until ococ; r. n advertise
nens the following branch Offices at regular
Office until o'clock VIZ: PSI sh- ave o.
23d-sf. iJ2 6th-ave cor. i2-st.. Mays Gh-ave
and l4th-sj 142 coumbus-avc. West G6th-si 100
West 42d-st 6th-ave, N2 East l4ti-st; 2J7 West
i2dst 7th and sth ave. l33 East 47thst 1913
3d-ave between 18th and 7ith sts lO26 Slave near
6st-st; i7s lsave.. near s'h-st.. $50 3d-aye near
4st-st 554 3i-ave 2l0 Bceckerst: 325 Bleecker-st;
1905 3d-ave $40 East 7Sth-s 1927 3d-ave 500 3l-aye
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road with Buffalo. IN order that II NAV -.
reciprocal business from all the lines runn,,.
between New-York and Buffalo are about com.
pleted
Many stocks reached the highest quotations
OF the year, and In some cases higher price.
q an In the bull movement last summer an In
Northern Pacific issues and Union Pacific Pa.
garding the last-named company Il was An.
nounced to-day that the Reorganization Com.
mittee had obtained a controlling interest In thu
Oregon Short Line. and thrc ugh this control
would practically govern the Oregon Railroad
and Navigation Company. The advance IN
stocks Induced considerable realizing and thi.
with the bear attacks on Sugar Refining maIs
some impression on prices In the afternoon Rs
tessions however. were small. and final price.
showed net gains in most issues. London was a
heavy buyer Of It's speclalties orders were also
executed for other European financial centres
The easier tendency OF money rates abroad on.
couraged foreign buying. and I'm some Instance.
there were indications that the orders wers
FOR investment account. Railroad earnings re-
ceived to-day for the first week In January gave
handsome gains. Chicago and Eastern Illnols
Chicago and Great Western, Cleveland IOrain
and Wheeling Kansas City. Pittsburg and GuY
Louisville and Nashville. Missouri Pacific and
chesapeake and Ohio making especially Gna
exhibits Total sales In all issues were 800 Nh
shares. against 3SG6S2 yesterday.
Prices FOR the sales OF the principal activs
stocks to-day. compared with the final figures OF
yesterday, We're as follows:
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C PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
"Wednesday. January 12-p. n

wednesday,, January I'D m.
Stock market operations to-day were again
large and we'll distributed. with heavy buying
by commission houses and impatient speculative
interests Strength was general throughout the
list, with Sugar Refining affordng the only note
worthy exception. The ways OF this stock are
so many and varied that little weight is at
tached to Its movements. IL moves almost
wholly in response to manipulation. and Is likely
and 10 go down when the rest OF the market Is
up. The fact that nothing startling in the shape
OF encouraging Information was developed at
the company's annual meeting to-day was given
the more serious factor In the stocks decline was
a desire on the part OF insiders to acquire the
certificates at lower prices The chief points OF
interest IN the days market were the buying OF
the high grade stocks and bonds and a con-
tinuation OF the demand for Union Pacific,
Northern Pacific. the soft coal stocks and many
OF the low-priced issues. All the railroad stocks
exhibited the influence OF good buying. and a
noteworthy increase In business developed In
stocks that have recently suffered comparative
idleness In this class may be mentioned Wa
bash preferred. According TO a statement made
by director OF the company the prospects Of
the Wabash company are brighter than ever
before In Its history. The company has just
liQuidated $4O0OOO OF its floating debt. and II is
understood that arrangements to connect the
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RECORDED MORTGAGEs.

Babcocx. Theodore II. TO Alexander Willie and
another trustees. etc. 2 1Vh-st, 23S II OF -
C0lumbus-aVe. years. .............. ~
Berrian Mary l. 10 Amanda !. Culver. " cor
ner contemplated conc1urse and 1924 or Prm-
rose ST. years .............. ...... ...........
Braennig Katharine. % FTeieEicka TObiesen. No
.0l2 East l37th-st. years ..................
Bosch. Henry. 10 Elizabeth NJ Anderson. LIST
aye. 77:2 Of 7sth-st years -.
Cook. Edward n. Jacob Stern. No 10 West
efth-st y year 2 mortgages. .................
CoheD Harris and Abraham, TO Nicholas lorenzo
and wife. Iarket-st corner Monroe ~.
Easleton Thomas TO Michael Brennan. guar
dian, etc Nos 80 and ~ Mortog-@t years.
Fem. Louisa. 10 the Fidelity ard Deposit Com
pany Of naryiand n lle,h 81 l$9 II " Of
French. Kate. 70 Kate Murray 1G5,h-st.
2c.4 n OF Carroll Place. years. ...........
Ffstsre. Joseph. 10 Mary + Hoe. executrir. etc,
ct al executors. Hamilton Place. q 10 II
Daniels Minnie @. T. the Title Guarantee and
Trust Company. No JOB West l22t-st. year,.
Hoeckh. Annie TO John PeppIer and wife No 533
West f9th-sl. years. .....-+... .....-........
Same 10 Philip Westenfecer ard another same
properly, years. - -. -. -.
HutkoT. Nathan 70 Harrist MoKim. Nos SO
20 ola Waie--st wear ..,..........,....
Hart. william. 10 Title Guarantee and Trust Co,
No 80 Catharine 81. years. Observation-Disclosures.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

66th-st n o. between Columbus ave and Boule-
ward for a two-story brick Office building, with
store =; Francis Crawford. No - East sd
Ct owner: A Taylor, No 20 West Jfth-sI .o,
architect ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W.
Grand Ct No 652 for siX-story brick haihcuse,
with stores 25xe7.9: Ruth No = East
lnath-st owner; Horenburge- & straub. No I'D 49,
Bowery architects - ,,, t CIV
story brick factory. 5OxSS; Central Really COM
panv No 800 Broadway. owner; Neville y oo
Baegs No 2lT West l25th-st. architects 49,. oo
Hull-aye 2 S. 3l36 u Of Woodlawn Road. Tor
a tno-story frame dwelling. 22x52: lInes Gam
bic No go West 162d-st, owner. James Han
architect 80
Rosedalc- ave $ corner Manson-et. Tor TWO
story frame dwelling 2ox42, William Nagle
owner. @ Springfield. architect. -.:::.....
Shtels-st s s. 300 II OF 5th-avs. Wilams-
hide for a two-story and attic frame dwell
ing lhx2s william Eckenfeder Williams
bridge owner; william II Hallock. jr. archi- =.
tect -.
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Hr''' s. %s g s's rf Is Claus S;sa
.'S suaIian ETC. No 10000
corner NOTES, parcels creative ysas; ~"
building ana Loan Association. $ iooh-s' i'o 1000
> NS s5 East East a5sh-s years 1900
Kerr NG 81" iSo rsT r. 10 Ennsham Maynard
Levy Gsorss to Fnanue H,ner and Moses 20 oo
Lamb Charles 20 New-York Mutual SAVINGS and
Loan Association. lot No ioG. map of Washing auo
Le sS"r,rls cSis and Albert I. TO Bertha
Jaqulns corner webster-ave and 1850 ST. 1000
1Smer Grace c ct al to the MUTUAL Life In,
sursnce company Of New-York No East aooo
> Ss,h Fcrfs5yn o9'I to " irving tiar and an
other. executors e'c No $50 h''ao"a' 10000
sa ySs'i 10 william Basscss property sooo
M ever Frederick, to John q II Meyers, se' IA,
Searnan-ave 1865 II OF lshan-s yese i
Msnsin Mar ona James 10 Mary fi'1s'DDc o
McGlo iS'' M is1 to Annie Gussaror asm
lG,th-St 10 1T T,, Gs GSaranto and trust
psny No A.7 Broadway year" AR a., ;Gs i0'0'
Menice. Caroline ~ to SAM o,tga age $4,000
Mehrbsch Jeanette I" r'%o morisasss. 1900
pas i Paul B to the Baron dc nrsch Fund Nos e. 900
s1.ns !. T E s hon1 on 'ar'
n5ss Charles F. rs THE s G" ana sss sns
trust ruinpH'SS' vsars mortgages ......... $4,000
Rogers Charles r. TO the Title Guarantee ,e ana
lrust Company aSd St 4 nSr sSS~ ana 5000
Rogers Charles F. to Richard and Mmurn y
COLLINS n i42d-st. AS u e Of bouley4ra' runs
Jos r. to hamil,on Place 49,. $4,000
sr,,tS william L and Clement II. TO Willie
Brown W Perry-ave. 1902 n s OF Old ROAD g, ZOO
7bxsSs 10 Drive 3 years. NV"
srokn. Louis to aIrsr' steVa'e 40 '' 1000
schsfer Konr,d or Conrad. 10 Dollar Savings
Bank n i5Stt-st, go II OF Elton ave INN
year
Wand Wal Isr,ra s to MARY L% sSoo
wilson Henry 20 United States Trust Company
Of Nev-YoTS: No n y 10 10 ..... 1900
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR {. $. ARMY SHOES =

PROPOSALS FOR L. :. ARMY SHOES-Phil-
adepha Depot. Q. NJ Department. No. 1928 Arch
Street Philadelphia. Janus ~ .. lSeS.Sealcd proposals.
trpcoe. viii De received here untl II o'clock A. M.
Wednesday February lSs FOR furnishing al either the
Philadelphia saint Louis Depots II the Quartermaste
Department. - 90 pairs Of hand stwed cafsn shoes
Standard SAMPLES either this Of
fee Of The Depot Cunrter master saint Louis
or AZ the ONCE captain !. NJ f. HYDE, No. la9 High
Street Boston, Mass where also specifications and blanks
for proposals may De obtained Government Deserves
night reject accept any all proposals. or part
thereof Preference given articles Of domestic produc
lion or Manufacture conditions Of quality and price
Guiding the price 81 foreign productions or manufhct
ires the duty thereon being equal Envelopes
ropls 10 he endorsed PROPOSALS shoes and ad-
dressed 10 1t. V. Turey. Deputy T. NJ General
L. :. A.
NOTICE. Estimates for repairing and extend
~ ing pier foot Il l20th ST. North River Contract
GA viii received b. Department ~ Docks Ferries
per ~" Battery Place. until l:i5 p 81. January 2i
Isls For particulars ''Ciiy Record"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
THE BOND MARKET.

Sales Of Government bonds were $3.50 regis
tered rs at 10 and 5000 coupon t. Of 1923 a,
1924 Final quotations follow:
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NOTICE.- EsiImates for rennlrlng and e1lend
Religions Notices.
d. L. MOODY

d. L. MOODY
CAREEGIB MUSIC HALL.
JANUARY 10 TO 10 AT 1890 4. ~. 3 NJ
Tickets at American Tract Soclcis. r. 23d Street
l.. H. Kcvelfs, Presbyterian building and at various
Offices OF the Young Mems Christian Association IN the
city.
For Information and tickets address W. L. LOU0EE
40 East I'D Street. New York City.