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cOTPT CALENDARS TOR TO-DAY.

81 B,fre.1 R". saa M' Ia. Z 81 ~ 30
s. si"! n "E e., ~ 2 20 40 8. % 4. q. &C
Supreme Court Special Tcrrpa:' I-B'fo7' Cohen j.
supren. conrt-snccia Tern, rar, II-Be.ore Pryo-.
s s,,DTs opens Ga a. 1879? SEA- 4er1, BS,o. Ke
lorr Motor. Demurrer: No Cos Preferred ''"'''
susrsm. cor :p. Torsr' AZ, y ,s t2,c i ~;
$50 ssia COS oc5i a2e CESS c2is e2e5 GcS e2?
$3.50 :ss5 goa So; 551S 1852 'o27 aS''. ''' 2''o
sapf.ns cor sD';., T;-r', =. TH''oc. Ra'''
= he So, lI"3 Pa p,, 'I wc-ner
Motions 20 ~ 'sn, Ton SPA, r'rT Pa, me-,
Oh ,r. JEl-va'od railroad ass case nnfn:ae "l
1880 s-rs az. ~, ,3aa is,So iaasi i,so, i5s,
,4H% l!45. 81, LEO l123 Ices ii9S , 9 l8I2s
s.~ n ss So, a. , 7Gs ~, s Sc: as; s
sses 5eS" So ol@8 s AZ SIS @ ~ >>' '
,,-sr,o GOVT Trial Tofn-Pa-, Iv-Bof3re B'ck-
,,svsr I--cause, :, he Tart III fer trial
sunreme court Tria. rart Y Be'ore nrrro J
causes 70 t~ go 'r' FAR III w. 'T rn,rs
J@iauses =, .en' fr'no Far III 'or trial $50 m
sPr:; Soc $3.50 Is, 'r a,. 7' s ~ re: ::e ", ca
oO7 alc? olc5 ai37 500 S'3o "l"e- -.
snar|1'~ CONT r-ial Terp--ra-' NII-Aij'urn"d ~
supreme court Trial Term Part IX-Adiourned ~
c &C. Far Ell r r.ts s n: s. w do
finished
iuses IN bA fron' Par VII for Trial case m
finished $500
the
Mo,1an alonccr -'iof %, 10 "a , n NJ I3eo win o
Mareare, J. s'r'h. A. go n - 1868 vii ~ SrnoI
s,eva-'. samus. lrinci' Augusta r'iTo Helen W
Ma % 1 n.' r. A. m wary 'r''''' '
Surroca,.'s Trial Tam B>forA Arnold s-Nc
cav calorrar
CIV -erc-sl Term Before schuchn,aa J-Cour
onens - 10 q N .i-tiors - 0.30 m
III, C.u.t-Trla, Term Fart Adjourned sine de
Cltr oogrt-Tr.al Tern Par- lI-Before Conan j
Nos 3.S ~ ;'73 % Gli 92S. "3 9@i 937. 252 7o7
10 342! lo75. i07>. Tea lu>1 l0Sl 1852 1853 1CSi
lrN5 1854 los; ltS>. lHNi. lo" ln'l Ic92 1898 l09i
Clear
City Court-T,ial T'rn-Pa-t III-Rctors Oc,,,. i
Noe. 2'> as 7cG 3ii 30 0Hi 9'G 3>} 9sS 800. 600
<GG5 al ~ 1915 iioni- $50 7O3 1oa5. 1000
1897 1c9s loo liza" 1i'i. il"2 1903. 1lo4. 1i01 CAS-
unfinished
City Court-Tnal Tt.m-Par' 1vaRetore o DIVER. =
Short Nos 1913 4lo2. i"%' 1872 9't5. ii65
4G64 1912 $500 sos 4i5l. sal $40 $3.50 4o57
1904 400 49, Equity cases. No~ 2f'. 26l. 2i6 "a
2IG Isl. 81 Clear.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
Richards az, Rchards-IIcnry r. Cosson.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK.. Henry =. DaTagn. indlviaua..>
and HdminlstTator. &c. Plaintiff.
against William Ryan and others. de
In pursuance OF a suppien entail interioc-
utory Judgment OF partition and sale.
bearing ddtc tho l1tA dtt II February.
1888. duly made IN The above -ent.t.ed ae-
ton and entered in the once II The clerk
Of the County Of New-l OK. /. The UI-
dersisned. ths Referee IN said JudsmeAt
named. VII sell at pubic auction at the
Real Estate Exchange sIlcsr"cms. ". III
Broadway In the Borough OF Manhdtt.,l.
0. The city OF NV York by Richard V.
Harnett & Company. auctione"gs. on Fri
day. ne 2jth day o. March. 1895. at =
o'c.oe" noon. me premiscs IN said jnds
ment described as follows:
ALL that certain piece r Tarcei 4 land.
situate. lying ana being - the SiNtc-hih.
non Tver.ieth. Ward of the CIV o, New
cnti'.ed Map ~ proper n IN" Iwelfth
Ward % ne cry Of NeV York. ha,ong NJ
70 Henry II I."@ds raNiG \. romsto X
John 4 Peterson. Abs rlom Peterson. = I'M
on the first DAY - necc rlr,r. iS'. n he
Office ., tho Register - the tI'v and
COUNTY OF Nov York ~ lots numbers -!
and rs md taken together are hounde,
and contained as follows. BTGGNNrTG
AZ a por, on TO Northrriv sile - oetN
street distant 900 feet Westerly from ,r~
=
said c''h street: running 'b'nc, Nor'he-
aql parallel WITH tho Sirfh Avenue ~
feet . IN Nce thence Westr'i' an pr--
To- win 90. street shou' ~ feet e. '1~'
sou,harlV along said land - ~" %orfh".lv
lire ~ oSth street and iN"nre Fts'"-'v
along saii Nor'heriy In" = 2s'r S'~sst
- feet :, IN 'hN~ 20 ths pl7c, ~ hsg'nnlr'.
NN.no tho samN prerisNs N~-"'o'o~" SOW -
ro~el 90 Chrsi's Darrach ~ Wn'nm V
u-adv 81 We, ~ i"eS dNic1 O-to 90
"p,d 49, a-f recorded ~ ~" beg e'a-'
O~r~ Nev Yo-k county, ~ .''~~ ice =
Conv~,a 'r~s n1s~ I'VE
Dated Nov N0rk FrNrurr Sf'h 'soe
GEORGE " VAN NOrSTN
Re,eres
Or.DRIN SNf.TTE
I''o-~~v - ~ atNf'"
- N,ssaii SfrrNf Nev 'N~'t T''v
Tho s@''o-.i-~ - diagram, - 'Na nr"r'
tsea r~rer-ef 90 IN tN~ 7fove r"'ir' - $50
known as NJ ITO Wet 2sih ST
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nELp W tNTi.D.
Female.
WOMAN 10 ". = lr-- I'D 9. m ko..r IA.

Female.
WOMAN 10 vs.. iron ard c'ean four DAYS
IN vecf - per ws>S Sls West S2d Il
ApNEEllSkM.NIS ana subscriptions FOR
The Tribune receive. A. their TpioNn
NHlc- 40 -. Broadway. "A door north
e.. 7ls' s.. JQt'i o'c.o,A y. m sdver-
iis-inerfs received A. tho following branch
orces a. regular once rates until o clock
4 .L.. & .t2,A shave. = 2 coz. I'D A.
49, otn-nNc.. c.. l2tn-st.. Nacys. 9th
ave ami l4th.s ct. -" r"lumbus-sNe near
'ves, GCih-st loo West tcd-st.. near s,h
between 9Th and sih aves 100 East 47th-
i 73s 7d-ave between 7Gth sad 7Ith
80 oof 2i-ave nNa- Glst-st i0S LIST
ave, near s9th-si. ovV 3d-aye..
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t.IN y III I.I.FTf F'IF!-|
LEE: & LEE. Flan'lf Attorneys


SUPREME corpI. 'ol NTY pF N.W
WORK CHARLES p6EhNA III
Pis.niin again PAULINE LARSEN and
o,ees p'i. u, lo1o,,..yr. .ri ...a mad.
ord entered N ire above er-if.ei a.'ion,
90 t.ariny d4'a TO 'Ven'f .I.f Day Il
March. lsg-. !. The unde-s signed H~''ree
IN saii judgment named. "a -. a. pub
sa;esroon y III proadTay % -
borough - Manhattan. Do Oh" 'l'f Ok
%nY. 1ork n 80 county - New York 90
the thirteenth fay - April i''- at
Philip A SMITH. Auc'onHer. 80 pren'i'es
IN qaid judgment mentioned. AMI 'r@-"la
describe As follows
All mat certain lo' pee" or pare >.
land. with tire hI.ifHg Thereon "-e''et.
situate. lyirz and being N iH~ "Nn'y..
t-,urdAd and described f7ii'-s
Porl-n'ng ~ q PORT ~ fr@ >o1''e-'v
sid, o, orc Hundred ard Six'i '''h street
Instant on. .u-drsd ora 0vo ara go
ice, Eas.erlv nom rho Sou,hsas'erlv cor
ne = S.-ok Avenue ara 0na NIn7re4 ard
S.x.y-ffth street running f1"rre SOM
eriv a. rizh. angles = one Hundred ard
SiYtv-Sftn stree e'gh'r eisf' fee' a-d s.S
tr~hrs fho--a Fss'arlv. parallel Vif- 90
Hundred and S'N'V-f fth S're"' 'po-'r-
I've feat thence N-rfner'v ~ ,izh' sHges
N Ore HUNDRED ara SiNtv-ff'h -'feo'. art
part q m W. through parry "a.,.
S1uth~rly side - ore Hundred ard SiN'y-
0f,b stree. thence Wes'oriy along ne
SAID southern side - ORC Hpnirei and
sixty Sftr -trse' 'wcnty Ave fee' - the
poir, ~ nlaoe = beginning
DATED Nov ycrk Na-ch 2is' 1905
DANIEL = 1NGRAHAM Referee
CHARLES RTsTON. Pla'r'Ns Attorney.
20 Naseau Street. New YORK CITY
The following Is diagram - premises
VI -" ,e,.b s,-.s,
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK Tie National academy ~ De
sign. Plaintiff. aratns, Jacab & skinner
Rralts company and others. Defendants
N pur-uance ~ Judgment = fore
closure and "a made and entered in the
above entitled action .,nd hearing date The
i7th daN ~ March. isp> l. the under
signed. the Referee IN lii judgement
named. vii sell NJ public auction. at the
Exchange SalesroorF No. III iir DadwaN,
10 the Borough OF Manhattan in the city
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The Approximate amour, 81 o., me ,c ;.eT rsib
Il .Ih costs nll dis' urs h,'"' sod .
The saia premises are. q he ,.ts LAY
So $50 o. vim interest from ~ '''"
r.. snnrcximate amount o. ne un'a es
tahes and water rents Is SITE 'e''N
interest -,,t "a PAUL
Referee.
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PHREN & Publishers

- ~>,~.~.~>~- o~~>-~~~.-.~~~>0D ,~>~~~.>> 49,
WHAT con ~ chrt - beet g. cam a
living AID Nin onward aapp,a@Ss7
Ph-cnologr Il = r"lilH." Euit@ FOWLER
&. v'.t.l.l !. = = e., 2fe,-s'
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2>;h stree
Inc Approximate anoH-t - 81 % q taN.s
and assessments j. s.. lpn. n cludiux inter.
,st ,.h.rh i.r - be allowed T. the p..-
chaser out - tho i.lrcha-r money q.
which arc 20 ~ paid by the Referee
GEORGE " VAN HOFsFN
Referee
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WORK WANTED.


~ -J~J~-.~- ~ ~~~~-~->~>@-
MnIe
BUTCHER BY Young man. aE. 81. IN
ders'ands his business. r. KRESS. 1874
Eas, 50th-st
BARKEEPrI. Ky Young man tha, is
not afrnid n work. CITY or country.
NETTI. saloon. 322 Eas, 7oth 81.
BOOKKEEPFR ~ ASSISTANT. office
work has fair knowledge NJ stenoSraphy
and tlpcwritinG. Young man. salary mod
crate Rox 81. 20 shave.
ROOKKETPER or Office work Of any kind
Address w r W. Box 20, Tribune
fHco
10Y u.s. wants position in wholesale
house. where there is chanc" o; adyance
nlrnf. the best - reference g. MALTRN.
Tompkinsvi,lo. staten Island
ROY. II. American. wants n pac" VITA
downtown house; writes good h9nd'
best reference. Address W g 2is'r En-
erson Pace. Rrooklyn
10Y. willing 20 work at anything; trade
preferred JAMES JUDAH. S3I Eas;
SGD -,
BOY. 10 wishes - learn A trade or work
IN whol"sa'o house. reference. CTS
WETZEL 1ol Pir-s'.
BOY. Is for Office or GRAND in whole
sale house. CHARLES LEM. l33 Ave
M" 4
CARPENTER C2s. temperate vishe.
steady position IN store shop. factory or
estate. host references in all its branches
CONGLE. ? Fas' i3ith-s'
DRIVER PORTER or PACKER Handy
v'ith tools good references !. J. W. 81
sullivan -
DRIVER By married man. 80 Hight
wagon. experienced. best reference; cash
-N"G-i.y or tond given. or both y Nc
sarv GEO. MKEoWN. coz 9th ave.
DRIVER -By Young man as driver for ex
press ~ delivery wagon. can give Sc
-u-.tv horfs. handy with Tools Address
CHARLES RHNNET. 335 West i3'h- &.
DH"i 'T.rRK. %. graduate y. y. &. P.
registered c'ty or country, moderate
SALARY expected references ADDRESS
pRTGGisT. ~ Greenpolnt ave. Long
Island C.t'.
rNGINEER and MECHANIC FRS,
class understands clcctiicity. refricers
,ion. steam hea' and all kinds Of engines
Averr" i. Ba'onne y. T..
FIREMAN ami OILER Married. eigh,
\
dress " H.. - 30 ave
JANlToR -Ry roiored man and wife NJ
chiGr"n hardv with tools. references.
IANITOR. $40 West i3@th q
JANITOR.--By a Young co:ored man ard
wife. an hartc steam ~ hot water
boiler. siN Years experience. best refer
once. Ad!rcss i. J. uOAGE. .O3 East
99ih-s'
JANlTor Married co-ple wish position
ne 'aIior. .. A WEBER. M2 West
JG'- -
MANAGER e.. .-Ry mar-:~i man WITH
ont fanny. Irs' ciasr position as mn.
MGR e Il -.ufi-i1aa'S estate. understands
farming. -t3ck ratsinE. dairy ne. r2G!tr>
culture reCetahi"s frV''s % ysnrs cNpcTi
enc IN = rnauv md g years IN Z nited
States t~s' concentrations Address r.
w. :. piston 20 b5V 100 Mcrristow9.
MAN married willing N work. nest.
sober and industrious wouli TX" u learn
'raf' = any kind. Address " ADRA
HAM. III 5'h-st
.u.n.en best - references. wants steady
positiou. NONUATsEN. i3I 800 at
MACHlNIST IN small factory. Night ma
chiner, or az foreman. MA'IiiNlST.
cor s. Ann fave.
PORTER Ply scotch American willing.
steady man In fGctory store or whole
sale house. Hages moderate. good cit, ref
erences Adir'ss ADAlR. 81 90 ST..
BROOKLYN.
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LII ~ ma
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The annroxi,nste amount - tie Zen OF
charge upon tho aforesaid proper'r 20
satisfy which the property + 10 he -o.i 10
si.4s4fS WITH interest thereon from hsreh
18TH 1895 together with 'osts ~
n,.nt. ard allowances. amounting -
sl7n So AMI Interest ard the exposes ~
sale. and The approximate amount = e
charges or lions for taE"s "af'r IS
The premises VIII h" sod sIhi".' -
n~io- rncrtgacn n 81 0'r VIII interest
thereon from August i"'N 1872
DANIEL. =. rNGRAHAN Referee.
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DRESS ~ ACCORDED PLAT

~ON-O~ON~ONrN0-NNNO-N 0~oON-~-~~ ~ ~@~~-oNo4>
IRESSNAKE PS and the trade r., dis
count IN the lowest prices TO- P.sa-ings
PintiHcs. Fiui.ngs. work don. while Won
vet HARDING 80 IVES. 90 -
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ELECTRO THEIR SpIITICS

= -
FlBRO-HEfEANlCO AND ELECTPO
THERAPEUTICS. DE- NAILETTE IL
ETlTU1T. 100 West ;2ts'. lOl Yves.
iStk-s'
ADNERTiS fMHNlS ana sIDsc;.p'ions fos
tn IIbLre received &, their IpfoNn
ore. y. ~ HrCaCwaI. - dos nora
q, 3is'-si. NIL . c'~locX r. Co.. atve--
;isc~cr's -e-e.. a. az 10 frliov.g.. ir'0ca
,"lces a. regular Office isies ua'il o'clock
, ~. ti... 25i stL-aNe = . CCr 237 81.
i52 G,h-sye. cor III. 81 Mays 9Th
ave 4nG ;aih-st.. I<2 Columbus ave near
Wes; GGth-si.. IO0 West 42c It. near Ctr
ave. 81 East l+th-si.. 257 Wet i21 st.
between stn ard S'h GYes IN East 41fh-
a.. l.23s 3i-avr between 10Th and 18th
Ds; Ices 3c-afe.. near 6Ist-st:
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NACfIINEDsY.

At REDTCED PRICES 500 second hand
wocd a ii iron WcrE.nc machines fay
guarante-c machinery bouel, and cA-
changed GEORGE p EDDY. COS Mad
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CARPET CLEANING.
DESK AND OFFICE FURNITURE
DRI;SSM aNING.

OpTSsMAXTR 90 Couturier" Franoais".
formerly with Ste-H Bros. frst-c.ass
French 6rrssuakinS. evening. reception.
dinnci and tailor made gown. attest Paris
tsiior-madt shlrivaists. feW"je Ing short
rctice. reasonable prices. ia@i"s own ma.
teria.s made Up Mme HH%lT'EAt
ANDERSON. :3S 'c;h-av'. 1cnr l3'N a.
DRESSMAKE7 AZ r'y.~s HrNss~s per
f.,' u guaranteed superior work and
finish samples shown. reasonable -larSes.
responsible COOKE. 90 West Ii'h
rear BroadNay
rREsSMAKEI; Would IKE few more e.
Esgeinen's. DOES own designing 81
hon. or cut T., DAY So - 4G3 Coiur1sus-
eve near s2d e. References
llNE MARIE. il2 West l7ia-st Every
c4scrip'ion q spring ard summer gowns.
Paris designs exclusively. moderate prices.
s, TO Sc. TRENCH pRTSSNfAKING
,silo-s square r~asGr, NM DNNHE.
ia Wes' lGtr a.
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions To-.
~hs Tribln" received 5' they Ip,cwr
Cfi.e. -. IL. E~osfwat. Fl do1: uoitn
CT 3is;-s'. urtl O'Clock r.. n aGver-
r:serneats is,rit - al ne glowing branch
otlc"s a. regular ONCE ia''s cr'l s'rl1c',
J. ri. I'D 90 ~ axe. .. r-l 90
~ 0th- ave, COZ lc;h-.I Macys 6'h-
80. and - 80. Ia C..umh-r ave- Nea-
West Gbi-- IT.. ''6 W-si 42d-~.. near Gtn.
ave 80 : Il az - ~ Nes. +ois.
~. l.G> - ave heiWser - and 77'h
So go - trN -car cls'-S' 1OS ls.-
ave near Saih-si c,u 3d-tv- near ils,-
.. - 3d-.Ne. 2io Fie~cFcr-".. roy
-. 1927 ai-a.c.. :Gce ~ Sc. ., An
,'orta~,-av~ ann NNes' so
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SURROGATE NOTICES.

CORNELL, SARAH An PURsU-
ance o. al order Of Hon Franz T.
Fitzgerald. SURROGATE OF the CITY and
County OF New iorx.
Notice Is hereby given 10 all persons
having claims against Sa.lh A Cornell
late OF Montclair. county of Essex. state
OF New jersey. deceased. 10 present tar
same SItn vouchers thereof t. the sub
scrloer. at MS place VI transact.nS busl-
ness, at the office Ok Wetmore * Jenner
No. 81 Pine stIeet. in the CITY o. New
York. on or before the 9th day Of May
next
Dated New York. the oth day of No
GEORGE B. CORNELL
Administrator.
wETMORD & JESNER.
Attorneys for Administrator.
"a Pine St. New York City.
N PURSUANCE o an order of Hon.
Frank 7. fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the
City and County Of New York.
Notic. /. re.eby gwen TO all persons
having claims against Robert l., Dletz
late OF the city OF New York. deceased. 70
present the came with vouchers the eOt 70
the subscribe-s. at Their place n Transact
ing business al the office Of Daniel Mason,
NJ. IS william Street, IN the city OF New
York. on or before the litn day VI May
next.
Dated New York. the soth day OF Oc-
tober. 1897
FREDERICK DIETZ.
WIN HENRY WHITE.
SAMUEL MCMILLAN.
EXECUTOR
DANIEL MASON.
Attorney FOR Executors
- William St. y. Y. CITY.
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>1'Ott AGE.

$1,000 = ~~>~>- ~>~s-~->~-- ~ -
THE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES IT,. lj7-lGS We.t 49,. Sto.-
RE r'oc.nr Telephone TGi 3s'h-s'
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HE'LL WANTED,

HE'LL WANTED.
Male.
GLCfiNF neNAi'y. aiwa's ready
practicsl que pot. better. stronger than
glue tcr every purpose. Sa.eSnea. agents
eve. fefc % sell 20 -verv boy. dITaN.c.
flexible fragrant. circular. terms VAL
LEY. " spruce - $ov- York
MEN HOME. f.lder.y people and
others. - per week. AS Saint AIMS
ave 'ii @riars So.
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FURNISHED ROOFS.

9l3 EAST 4.l II ST Large furnished
rooms. private bath and gas 81 II also
several u~f'rn sfcl rooms. reasonable
o2D ST 40 WEST Hancsomeif N.r-
ni>hei rooms. SinCle. suites. also bacN
rarlor. i-lpr o'"m"Ifs strictly clean AMI
moderate. private house
"a WEST 9TH ST-Ou' of-'oOn shoppers
can md nicely Furnished rooms con
vNnient % shopping district reasonable
rric's.
IRVING LACE. .-,,oTner huid ny.
every room heated. every improvement.
bee lrcsi.~r
Evening star., 1898-10-18
PLUMBERS. LICENSES.
Decision by missfoncrs Affecting
Their Duration,

The District Commissioners today ap
proved a recommendation of the Inspector
of plumbing that those plumbers recon-
mended by the inspector for licensing with
out REORGANIZATION have licenses granted
them to run from May /, 1898. to May i,
1908, upon filing proper bonds and register
ing. The Commissioners directed that such
plumbers be informed of their acton and
notified to file their bonds within thirty
days from date of notice.
In approving the recommendation OF the
Inspector of plumbing, the Commissioners
adopted a report made some time ago by
Captain Beach, the Engineer Commissioner
in the matter. In this report Captain Beach
explained that the licenses of master plum
berS have been made to run for five years.
The regulations do not expressly state, he
further explained, that REORGANIZATION shall
take place before the issue of new
license, and that Ii hardly seemed advisa
BILE TO him to require plumbers who have
been engaged in the business for several
years, and who have passed a satisfactory
examination to be examined every tive
years.
Evening star., 1898-10-18
TABERNACLE SOCIETY.
Archbishop keane Delivers an Ad-
dress Today.

Archbishop keane addressed the Taber-
meeting, held in the banquet hall at the
Shoreham at II o'clock today. The meet
ing was well attended. The president Of
the society, Mrs. Edward Douglas White,
was present. Miss Wallace, the secretary,
read the annual report of the finances, as
well some of the applications received
fo- vestmeats and other articles from pish-
ops and priests of poor missions and
churches all over the country.
Thirty-four of these requests are already
on file, and besides about $50 On hand in
the treasury, there have been received from
Mrs. Thomas L. Ryan Of New York, to
mark her twenty-fifth marriage anniver-
Sary, twenty-five sacred vessels and TWEEN
ty-fve vestments, with a number of other
articles During the summer vacation
members of the society have made 1000
pieces of linen. These articles constitute
the stock from which the applications this
year will be partly furnished. Last year
1,167 articles were distributed over twenty
four dioceseS.
Archbishop Keane, who founded the Tab
ernacle Society in this city twenty-three
years ago, spoke OF the work, and urged
the warmest cooperation of its members
for the coming year. Rev. Fathers Mackin
and Dougherty were also present at the
n Teeung.
The rooms of the Tabernacle Society are
at the Milton. 1729 II street, where its
work will be resumed Wednesday, Novem-
Der 2 These rooms will be open Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays from 10 to 2
Evening star., 1898-10-18
The Stock Market Was Irregular,
Dull and Unsatisfactory.
WHOLLY In PROFESSIONAL HAMS
lndustrials Showed Weakness and
Railway Shares Were Strong.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

Special Dispatch To The Evening Star
NEW YORK, October ls.-Iu the London
market this morning American issues were
irregularly charged ST. Paul was firmcr
on increased traffic returns. Business there
was practically at a standstill. jobbcrs no.
ticing that bullish enthusiasm displayed in
the London market is not reflected IN New
York.
The New York market developed irregu-
larity this morning. and tn. dealings lost
nothing of their professional character.
The speculation in sugar stock was sus-
tained by covering of shorts.
The manipulation in tobacco stock was as
erratic as ever; the first price showed a
loss of rs and further decline OF 2 per
cent followed. Later the price rallied TO
near the opening figures.
Federal steel stocks were somewhat re-
dictionary, and Hav allan sugar stock lost
over point. The industrial list elsewhere
was heavy.
The anthracite ccHlers also were under
pressure The geleral railway list was
firm, on reports Of large traffic. while the
frost at the south helped the shares Of
roads in that section. The general dispn-
lC ok with favor upon the present situation,
although acknowledging that enough un-
certainty still existed to restrain dealings.
In governments old registered As ad-
Vanced X and the coupons u SIS were also
UP Is. RairD Dld bonds were dull and steady.
Authentic Information on American To-
bacco Is difficult TO obtain. The stock was
somewhat affected by a Louisville Dispatch
stating that the Continental Plug Tobacco
Geal was of and that the Brown and
Drummund plants. recently acquired by the
American Tobacco Company, Will not ne
Iut into the Continental Plug Tobacco Com
pany, as was originally intended. hut VIII
be operated sClely by the American Tohac-
CO Company. These two rev additions to
the latter company, it is asserted. have
been paid fo.- by the issue Of preferred and
common stock in the American TohaCeo
CO CCmpanys ueasury.
Ame ricans in London during the afteraopn
bears Were selling Reading issues.
1t was rumored in financial circles there
that the Credit Lyonnais is about 20 issue
a new Spanish Joan. In the afternoon deal
ings a little rally developed in Sugar on
the announcement of advance in :he
price of several grades OF refined sugar, but
the Improvement quickly suhsidcd IN real
Zing sales. The general list was very dull.
the transactions being small and the fiuctua, /,
tinns SO narrow that it is difficult to fnrm
an accurate opinion as to The Immediate
future of the market.
Ealnings-Denrer & Rio Grand". second
week of October. inc. s14, 100; Wabash, inc.
s6,2I0; Texas Pacific, inc, $2o,lll.