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over the surface Of a metal plate, scraping II
away and Furnishing the parts wherever the
highest lights In design occurred. Rather less
OF the burr was scraped away for the next
highest lights. and then more less was
sCraped according to the gradations Of the light
and shade. 1t is obvious that where the burr
had been left untouched It would print darkest
yielding the solid masses Of dark and the deep
est shadows required in the picture. This was
obviously radical departure from the method
of the steel engraver and the etcher, placing
their designs upon the metal by means OF dotA
or lines cut or bitten through the surface, and
one has only TO think Of how the thick burr.
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Of the student. Furthermore we regret that
each volume In this new edition Is not provided
with an index OF its own. There viii bo, of
course n complete index IN the last volume Of
the set hut this. while useful does not obviate
the necee 'ity for the convenience We lave men
toned. IN every other respect this edition is
perfect Mr. Prolhoros notes grow more and
more interesting. and needless 10 add, The press
work Is b, autiful.
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most spendidly developcd-by another. Ludwig
Won Siccen. a military man with aesthetic tastes
and accomplishments. was IN the service Of the
Landgrave of Hesse-C asse in the earlier years
Of the seventeenth century IIe was acquainted
with the methods Of engraving known at the
time. He studied to amphfy their scope. and
finally hit upon the plan Of raising burr all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-18
MEZZOTINTS.
THEIR ORIGIN. THEIR HISTORY AND
THEIR VALUE.

THE MASTERS OF MEZZOTINT. TIE MEN
AND THEIR WORK. BY Alfred Whitman, OF
the Department Of Prints and Drawings Brit
ish Museum. With Sixty Illustrations. Small
Coiumbicr, PIP. X, 95 The Macmillan Company
It Is an odd circumstance IN the history Of art
that me2zotint engraving. which is one OF the
most enchanting Of all the forms Of graphic ex-
preston. WAS invented by one soldier and estab-
ushed IN England-where Il was destined to be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-18
FOLUED.
by Robert Bridges.

Ry Robert Bridges.
Folded upon her bosom true.
The still hands lie. which lately moved
So busiy for all she loved.
Which moved so busily for you.
Cold the quick feet which to and fro
Went at your wish: God grant your own
Through long disuse not useless grown.
How if her zeal but wrought your woe?
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INCORPORATED IN NEW-JERSEY.

Trenton. N j.. Feb II (speciaD.-The following
companies incorporated to-day:
The Atlas Syndicate Company to do general con-
tracing; capital, 10000; corporators Charles H.
Hall. OF Jersey City, and Harry L. Olden and Au-
gust Graf OF New-York.
The Newark Cornioe and Skylight Works. With q
capital OF $1,000; corporators. Henry W. Enger.
Henry Teuscher. George Schwing and Gotlieb Yunk-
or. Of Newark.
The Gulf Company OF Jersey City. TO mine and
sell salt. sulphur and other materials; capital. $780,
On: corporators, William c. Rowland, Armitage
Mathews. r. c. Mccormick and Archibald A, Nc
Glashan. Of NewYork, and Joseph Kelly. OF Jersey
City.
The Western Cartridge Company, of St. Louis
capital 800 900: corporators, Franklin W. DIN, OF
ST Louis: Clarence F. McMurray, OF Troy and E.
G.. Maturin. Of East Orange.
The James NJ. Adam,on Company, OF Camden
dealers in general merchandise; capital, 100000
corporators. ]. NJ. Adamson and E d, Fox Of
Philadelphia. and Charles W. Denney. OF Camden.
The Seventeenth Ward Land Company OF Paterson
capital $4,000; oorporators, a. p Haldane. Eugene
Emery. Edward y. epson, William Il. Bardan and
William I. Lewis OF Paterson.
capital. 500 90; corporators Henry v Keep. and
Brinkerhof. OF Jersey City.
The Western Trap and Target Company. Of st.
Louis: capital, $4,000; corpora tors. Frank ". Olin
OF St Louis Clarence r McMurray OF Troy and
Edward @. Maturin. Of East Orange
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Same to same No s7s oth-ayc, years 'Z""
Msssai @':..s and fsss
Same 20 ,ems same property, year ga,ehard. SIS
Ms,hs 100 n Of BsrE,n-oye ca = YEA, 30 ia
cT MIA sn~'" vs so ............ 300
odei MARY j. to the New,Ycrk IAie Insurance 5000
c1yner Ella 81 10 william il Hewlett. vs.
KirEsIde-ave old line. s5i2 It Of i'''h-st 300
Dunn, Peter to Max Danziger. 2d-avc 7'ii 400
scItz 3 Frank A, to ter,ic German and Irene
S Hunter, 5,h-ave. so5 IT Of il''h-s' $3.50
rcrdnsEy Harris nanael !leneT and Ian an aocoo
ods Mar The l+e Io ses4s 5000
e and Tr"s, S9%Pcny 10 NJ e p Hartmann
DUNN Pc;e1 to the Emgrant savings 90 .oo
hank No 2O.o 2lays yeaT fi:sr.oa to St 'O'0'
Lufos Home for Indsen; christian Females 100
Lsse' J6sc 10 TO m T Bckcrson
B DrEeHf Ba fi to the cy Trust Sate pc
liz and ila map Section \. yyse estate 9s year 2'''
sSiriner lots Nos i22 i2s. of Iaconia =,
Same met TO same. same property years. $50
fSnS Of Hmca ct ' Ann and
s,s sfs Estaham and Isaac Gros.man Jacob
Ko 80 80 Marketst ye9r g. ;ror,;c;; wv"
Kgs The9ios c e13 Chsr f KaiisT 10 eFf 5o
cdse 2 Com JOIN st. to hc investment
Improvement Company. s'ih-s'' go II OF a7,oo
Miles, neR4, to- IS yi.5s Todd l5o,h-s
$50 n W OF El,on-ave / ycar............:.. lsV"
Wilson. Kate T. 10 Melancthon Borland,
trustee n ssth-st 80 Il Of lexington ave- ,o ooo
Nelson Charles T.. Alfred Beailcston and
4mpher; "GS, vesr, wv .'......... 1900
"lt or1s P 5pda ave and 5sthst wears 10000
Bennett Robert F. Emma T. Moore l45th-
81; I~o ns' WV - ................. $4,000
same 70 WI conyyentav. YEAR. mSrtgages 10000
Daily George, and John 4 Carlson 10 Henry
V ,GgSa, ycsp ................ 1000
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AN INDIAN CLAIMS VALUABLE LAND.

aAys HIS GRANDFATHER RECEIVED PATENT
TO THE GROUND GROIN ANDREW JACKSON.
Kansas City. Mo. Feb n-JosepA Boulanger,
quarter blood Sage Indian. who alleges that ne Is
q nephew Of General Boulanger. OF France, is 10
make a claim TO about thirty-fve acres Of land on
the site and in the Vicinity Of the Union Station In
this city. The property is very valuable
Boulanger born on the site OF the station IN
1850 lie says that his grandfather on his mothers
size received patent TO the land from Andrew
jackson, and that IT never enrolled. the man
who got the property receiving it by filing forged
duplicates OF the original papers. Bouanger is well
educated and for years has held Office in the Ind
ian Territory. Some time ago another Indian made
claim 10 a large piece of land in Argentine a
suburb His claim is still pending
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A sHERIFFs WEE TO TIE RESCUE.

Empor1a, Kan. Feb. IA daring attempt TO
break jail took place at the county Jail hero when
twelve prisoners made dash for liberty the leader
throwing red pepper into Sheriff OConnor's eyes
Two OF the men. Fred job. colored, a burglar
sentenced TO the penitentiary for ten years. and
Harry Freeman, a thief escaped. Before the others
could get past tho outer gate. Mrs. OConnor came
to the blinded Sherif's assistance and drove the
back to their coils az the point OF revolver
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NEW pruIDINGG.

si,h-st- No I3l East. for fve-story brick tsne.
ment g bxs72; owen Costello, of No $50 East am
6sth-st owner: r. Moeller architect ........' Sz<'
74th-st. No 1903 TO lO1 East for three wv,
story brick stables. etc. 21xo62; w W, & ~
Hall Of No SOB 5th-ave. owners: NJ WEIGH %,
lO8i-st S. 12s8 II Of Amsterdam ave ror
two Ave story brick DWELLING 22ND ana x.H
90 Robertson & Grant OF No BIZ west [oth- .,
81 owners; John Brandt, architect ........... oo
story frame dwelling. 2lxD; william NC
Donald OF No 43i West 8Sd-st owner hopert
Bergen-ave g. 10 Il n OF Westcheser-aVe' daUI
A two-story and basement brick dwelling, Zk
IS Peter Kirchof Of No 2,0O2 30 ave. owner; a.
Buckhout-st E. ~ II " Of Anthony ave dot
two and -half-story frame Dwelling zVh4o'
Rachac blanchard. owner; Charles 'ihh
~ No 7lO East 177th- ST, architect -
Tor n story frame dwelling. 2lN3o; charles
ID No, Morris Heights. owner; Armenian q,
Younkheere. architects ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o.
ALTERATIONS
Division st. Nos 40 and 4s. TO a hve-story or1ck
store and lofts: Albert Stevane. owner hur'Ser 60
q Rohl 81 ave and 7tl ct. architects 90
2Oth-st. No Al West. 10 six-stoFy DITCH am
frnme privata residence; Church OF the hoy
Cnmnunon owner: q Atterbury. No III 9TH
ave, architect ''..' .. =. =. "a 80
53d- No 210 West. 70 n three story and pase-
ment BRICK dwelling; Luke Blake. no VIZ o'l.
eve. owner. NJ l. tngrich, No ~ west IS'h-s-
,2S,h- s Nos III and lI3 West, 10 story
brick store etc; Henry Oml. No l0I West
I2eth- st owner: W g Dickereon. architect. go
Sedgwick-ave. q. 3?2 II Of Ierot-st' 20
two and-one half story frame dwelling Grace .
D Webster. owner: I. Berrian. hrrni'ec'''...,
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BER SECOND ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.
MISS SADIE BABCocX. OF wATERvIABT. s"Ah-
LOWS A BIG DOSE OF LAUDANuM'

LOWS BIG DOSE OF LAUDANUM'
Trov N. Y. Feb. n-Miss Sadie Babcock' daush-
ter OF Edgar H. Babcock, of No. 30 fli'een'n.' 81
Watervliet swallowed an ounce and nan "a
lsudanum nj about 3 o'clock yesterday AFTERNOON
Her mother was about TO start for Troy when
she hurriedly left the house. telling young si,,
who was there ask her mother 10 wal, "''''.
she returned. She came back in little "hne anu
went drectlv TO her room. Her mother. thinking
that all was not well. sent tie girl TO see "ha'
WAS the matter. As the latter entered inc room
Sadie dashed a bottle. from which she hao Deen
hr,nk,nr 70 the floor The mother was Informed
and she called In DR.. Cole.
When the physician arrived few moment aver
he attempted to administer antidotes pu' NlsS
Babcock strenuousy refused 70 take them AFTER
hard struggle he forced an antidote Gown , nj,
throat She then fell into deep sleep rom Whlch
the doctor had great difficulty In arousng ner :,
The only assigrable reason for the act II Is SAY TS
&c n love affair with young man IN Troy me
girls parents said TO be opposed 70 ms aISi-
lions and this is thought 70 have had somethins
10 do in the Miss Babcock. VINO IS twehHH-
three years old. made previous attempt 10 take
Ior 0vp
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TELEPHONE ENTERPRISE IN MAINE

Portland, Me. Feb. 1.-THE Union Telephone
Company has been organized in this city for the
purpose Of acquiring and operating telephone lines
and dealing in telephone and electrical supplies
The papers of Incorporation call for a 100000
capital stock OF which 100000 is paid in. The
officers are: President Frederick II German. OF
New-York; treasurer. George A. Beaton Of De-
trOts
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SUED BY A BROTHER FOR s11O,0

TROUBLE OVER THE ESTATE OF MRS HARRIET
O. DAVENPORT. OF STAMFORD. CONN
Stamford. Conn, Feb 11.-Papers were served to-
day In a suit brought by John Davenport, as ex
eoutor Of the estate of his mother. Harriet G.
Davenport. claiming $4,000 damages from his
brother, James r. Davenport All the real estate
Of James b. Davenport IN this city has been at
tached. The suit is brought for the alleged failure
Of James B. Davenport. trustee, 10 account for
bis mothers estate. Theodore Davenport, another
brother 10 cited In the complaint a co-defendant
The family Is prominent In the State.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Afmesasss Ferdinand. to Julie Godetrey No 100
Bazby, winsiew. Z, and wife to G De witt .
GlOcke. lot 1888 map village Of Jerome oath
Same to Sarah Handy same property, yeais. g.;
Same to Elizabeth s,ss. same property year.
!. Lot oia map village OF Wakefield oath Ward.
Tsin,or Charles II. to Elizabeth CLARK. es o.
=, Boulevard - r. o. 75,h-s, years Isl
ings Bank. VS. lh st. 2oe # IS of Barrow
zahn, Rosa a 10 Bernhard B.ieck. No Is East o.
Riley Ellen and CO GashsTins Stewart heirs etc
shonbere Helen to Gesine Btneke. crotona- Al
ave 1896 II e OF Broad-st. year.
schleslnssr, ceia. to Henri staIsbourser. " :,
s Z Of and SSS % Mss ,
lots 2s5 ana 2sS block H.. amended map prop
srty Of u. p Rosa. Mapes estate mortgages.
odei Mary j. to Elizabeth S CLARK No as4 9Th
on Fb!ais, to Esab.ih y; anderson SON. '
sprngs:een. Joseph to Josephine Banveit ad o.
G n.nis,Tstst1, etc char!.s-st sis H~ Of
M:.hsn Michael % John + sleeves lot, il
aS% i msO u iss l%,s Of Charles ssss
IS Of 6e,h-r, months -.o IL =,
M4rssn John s1e e William J. Mears cor
M 42a. SAY. Msrf bsDs a., and ioaS cry
Phnadelphia. Anthony-sve v cor sush-s 81
rordnsfy Harris. to william Herr i;si;; 80
D;S'. ss%s: s.s Mar : 70 a.er.. K Brett, 100
Krans Joseph 70 Abraham Conn 2''I corner
odsI Gary to Elizabeth ' cis1s No ssa OH. a0'
Stokes. Adele and waller c to the Manhattan 2'
Hfe Insurance Company. ssth-st "a Il
DAVIS Of Jsns. ana Mari year to ns,,.,
Savings Bank. soth-st. 1922 n " Of Avenue
Warren. Helen a.d E4eert. 70 orange National ~
od hrnk Ms MSs Is =; :nd ss 70
256 II Of tsa1-.t' years. o..; L.,
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NORkS SHOP OUTFITS.

1860 1854. 1873. To .-specialties at
IAttie's ToDl store. 80 Fulton-st.. New
York Foot power machinery. for amateur
ana mechanic. Punctured lncubators and
Fro1ders hi operation.
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>o.-.NNNa-NNNNNN0O0-0D~ N0)N000Oc(O0~0~N|oNN|"
REACHES CLEARED In As hours from
any building and guaranteed any length
Of time according 10 prize. distance no OBJ
feet. powder sold. Zoe. up. ALLISON
CHEMICAL co. 2l Beekmnn-st. Tel.
call s24O Cortlandt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-12

wHurALL. SARAH q IN 80 -
an order % I'm Franz lss 80
n surrogate ~ tte county m -. ~
notice is h.rch, given Oh an .,,sN ~
inx claims agairsi sarah X ID r..
~ an. CIV of New iHr.. De ,fer-t
SEM tie same. With fhe sou = ~
d, fh. Subscribers. no '1eif lil'' s,sgy
acting business. ~ o.. -, n ~
n,-o',eh hi Manhattan rity = "a
s p9' o y" before ihe ism Gay = July y Ii,.
DATED New NCfk. the l-ih 80 ,,r>slN
nary iSas RouERT Z. Nis.;TrrKES
MARY W. BOOTH Executor. ..a,oca .
" COLLINS, Attorney for law
Wall street New York CITY,
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suPERFLUOUs HAIR REMOvERs.

ALL HAIR KILLED-Free. TO prove cleo
tricity permanent. Ia mless and pain
less Prof MIXER. 10 West 3ith-st.
sUPERFLUOUS HAIR. moles, destroyed
by electricity; faces rounded Physicians
references HELEN BRIGGS "a West
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GARDEN Err. Thoroughly understands all
branches Of the business, greenhouses.
grounds AMI vegetable garden. first-c.ass
recommendations as 10 ability and so
briefly: married. one child. d. {. NJ.
postoiiice Orange. y. J.
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AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.

AUTOGRAPH LETTERS OF famous peo-
pIe bought and sold. WAbTEh "
rirNJAMrN LES broadway.
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uIsINESa CHhNCES.

For SALE or PARTNERsHiP..B business
established 30 years. piot"ot". ~ pa,
on,s, lace trick factory, fully equipped;
more capital needed for development OK
new branches on conservative lines mos
favorable terms could now be had. Win
or without services: good references giVen
and required. Address D., BOX TO- IT'D
une OGice
FOR SALE OR REfT.-Owen Paper
Companv's property Housatonlc. Mess'
Arnlv Or GfDDINGS IN PROMISES
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DRESSMAKING.

So>>o>~~~~~~-~~~~~ ~~~~~o~c~~~~>>~~>>~o
A.-A.-A- DRESSMAKER-A.- h'-H'
MRS. GULLY.
los West s5th-st., artistic ana up -na'c
designer. cutter and filter; original designs
of handsome dinner gowns, teag""ts'
evening dresses reception dresses, car
rage and street gowns. design, III anu
workmanship absolutely frst-ciass anu
superior to any imported gowns exclusive
designs OF organdles shown TINS WEEK,
estimates given; send or call FOR estimates
on sllk-llncd gowns Of the prevailing uress
novelties: work done al short notice iVo
West 45th-st.
CIOAKMAKER Home or day: cIoaks
uttered: plush steamed. sealskln gar
nnents reuodslied redyed. repaired; maa,
into capcs. coi.arettes and jackets. GRElG.
l8l West 22d-st.
DRDSSNAKER. -Flrst-class: out by day;
ladies and children garments made ard
remodelled. best reference. reasonable
terms. 1913 Columbus-ave.. dressmakers
bell
DRESSMAKE R.-atylish dresses; perfect
~ guara nteed. superior work and I'M
ish. expert on wraps. reasonable charges.
Mrs. COOKE. 235 West 44th-st.. near
Broadway.
FUR WORK out by day. all kinds furs
remodelled equal 10 new. Mrs. 1I1,bER.
81 West 24th-st.
NINE. MARIE. ii2 West lTth-st During
dull season viii make special prices Tor
summer dresses. Paris designs exclusively,
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received NJ their Uptown
once. No. I .2i2 Tlroadway. "a door rorth
Of 3lst-st.. until o'clock p. m. adver-
;lscments received AZ the following brunch
Offices at regular office rates until O'Clock
D.. m, VIZ. - Nth ave. y. .. cor. I'D st.
i53 6th-av~., cor. l2th-st.. Mays 9th
ave. and lilh-st., li2 columbus ave. near
West NGth-si.. los West ads near 9th
between I'm and s'h ayes. 1850 East tith-
II. 3jS 81 ave. between 10th and nth
SITS; l.o2d 3d-ave.. near Glst-st.. l. TOs LIST
ave. near s9th-st.. go % ave near 4lst-
ut. 35t 81 ave-. 40 Bleecker-st.. 3?5
Blsecker-s st. 2 COS 81 ave. 2iO East 10Th
ct i,o.l 3f-avc., 2,c62 3i-ave.; % Am
tterdam- ave. 400 West <2d-se
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hoard AND ROOMS.

WV : 0~0--@N1N1NN'>-~ y g.,
o,s FAST iaTH-ST. -Comfortably fur.
nishet rooms, with board; view OF
c.uyv.eaD' Park
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Chrystie-st. n Bayard-st 10 e13l. l0xA91l
x8l TO- John @ Norris 10 Meyer l. Sire.
B9th-st. . g.. 100 1t OF lst-ave. e01 o 10
stone bulkhead 100x " 2S5. 10 20 avenue
AJAX 100x 4e4: Benjamin Peck TO
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Ist-ave D 3sth-s; 2727 TO top
line OF crib bulkhead 36.ox " LEX 64.7x
W 266l G is-aye X $50; also lst-ave,
8 39th-e ASx1Oo; Henry A Peck and
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SURROGATE Nor'' ,,,

scrvyxs rtAERlrTTE LII flfsl.ao'
- an order 4 i'm. Frank T. lis.s,ys,
surro.at. u the D.fy and county \. y, -.
y1rk. Notice q hsreh, given =.
sons having claims against h.i y,f
soi,vns. late ~ the Dfy 4 i ll ..
lad deceased. 20 present ihr '."' -,
vouchers thereof T. M" -
pa s,rs.f in thr ciiy Z yea fefs
., tstore me sOth Gay y Arri - A.
p.teS New York. me 10Th ~
FPANCfS r GARiiil ~,
WYATT q TRlMHiE. NN''
Attorney f.r executor
% pine street
New York city.
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Armbaost Ferdinand to Julie Godfrey. No 100
East 4th-st. year. ......................
Buzby, Winslow Il. and wife 10 G De Witt
Clocke lot l8s. map village Of Jerome. oath
Ward. year 1890. ......:......
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

esh-st IS, 22S # of shave, 2SIIoo.n; -. ,Oo
Allen churchill and wife TO George I Weiss. 1890
l' sa:i: gordon 70 wS Of M8aI''.av' i's.
villa sites and 80 lots '' portion ri on Of SnSoay
estate; Charles Parsons. tr. trustee. to Daniel n
80 ave. e $, sos I. Of SD st, ac1so; John
ss..xli4; Salvatore 1Asperses and wife to Will
iits-.., :. asst /. =, Of WHIT. Plains Road
ProsPec, Terrace corner is,h-st ssHioo came
BoSevsd "e !: ZEE s22 I, Of enlist; % 21es auS1
500 Elizabeth Clark to Charles Tsintos
o.SA F asiS 70 Peter ct $4,000
ii ss n aS3 :.t.. to ;ss sn So1.oq liz
insuranc. Company 22ooo
HaniOn to the Chr G IIupfe Brewing Com
croions5av I: iSse IT Of Brosd-st 5o1;SaI
,o So.eos aes,ns Beneks to Helen shon as;;
Emanuel . iG% = to A Gf ~
Whit: S.a%. $ HHs Herr 9'S S Grn
sa no Tssi0s e sSssT Mohexan-av. IS i1iisa ~
addison Young z Hss%S: %;.; 1890
SI TS.t AVE- 10 M.sa1 1so Ferdinand
Als.-st. No %. n 1855 n Of broadway. OK
sss JACOB t. MseTs AasSnE 1900
Msne',a s5,nsno to Bridge. suII,Sap 5000
H 81 81 ana Hs[rl: 100
Elizabeth Crowley. /
70 seaesa; 20 to Of ssss
New-York investment and Improvement Com
,s5ds TO John i SS'f ., i,h-sv: so.ssii 100
III s paf e sS map @sRssa Ss1
IA; William Ingram to Ann L Ingram
sssiS 1sisss. ~ @: ss f;zaTa Gr:S nd m
%s:' Hs': s'$aa saa Ami; 1000
leih-s l's' 50 g Il Of StaSs sc1ss and also
strip 2, lot in rear u, and adjoining; Nathalie
Market-st No 80. 2o1s7.b; Jacob Korn
ch1ystie-ss corner Bayaid-st 20 e18l ioa4si
x8l 10; John @ Norris TO Meyer Sire. :::...
ssh-st , 100 # Of , s'1aye S9qS S roe
4ssIe loo1 4s4; Benjamin s Peck to 90. o,o
l.aVe corner ss,hs,. rns s721 to TOP i''''
line Of CRIB bukhead n BODY W lex n s4:7x
2 eS. to ss 'ay ss Henry as ai.o psss snd
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WORK WANTED.
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household. or - take charge 81 home and
Instruct moth~riee- chud can secure "a.
services u thoroughly experienced
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COMPANION or CliAPERON A lady
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cultured and accomplished. as companion
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RARE BOOKS & AUTOGRAPHS.

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