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FOR RENT Room; LETT; 18th NV,
small; plainly furnished; - monthly; two
white men alone Address J. l., this Office
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WANTED-IIOISES.

WAETED-To rent or buy. brick house. modern
improvements. or more rooms en- easy pay
mems, monthly; near car line, Address A. 4 This
Office ap%33t-eIu
WANTED To buy 4 cottage with small grounds
on Net. Branch; reasonable; agents. 81
ID ST. NV Item
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BOUND.
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

OR RENT-Fine private Office in rear OF store
7O2 18th ST.; splendid location. ap255t
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HELP wANTED-MALE 4 FEMALE.
SITUATIONS wAxrED-MALE.

WANTED 500 men and women troubled with
esralrn and colds TO get . Eureka Respifaior
fndfa sour druggist aD52 lw
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For SALE-HOI SEES.

FOR SAIE-Near Chevy Chase Md, rev house.
rooms attic. cellar. closets and pantriss; lot
contains about half acre Of ground; prise -
200.
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FOR MISCELLANEOUS

FOR RENT-TyPcwriter; perfect condition: s.
month; envelopes and newspapers address. 4
zoe thousand ROoM Il, Harrison Flats
ap3O-3t-em
FOR RENT-Brick stable; water Il26 9th St.
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AAN1Eb-Fostlon bv experienced sicnugraphcr
and typewriter. accuracy and slyerd. mod r.
49, -lla-- Address AGCt RATE. this office.
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N tNTEr By reliable man, 4 situation as first
class ioeiier, e'aetrnan OF gardener. 1915
81 IS, uw. n
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WANTEn-A man t. take soc agency for first
class invention: come and see MAT slap
ii +. [rr Washington and South. Mn ltiAN
Bl >iN-~S BROKERS 1905 L ST.. Room 8
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NANTEE-A white hoy between u and l. 80
l..ra engraving trade. plain writer prefer
rl6.- willing and hrIcSt, with good references,
.l.a SIAN, LOWEST ras, steady employment. Ad-
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HOUSES FOR SALE AND RENT.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN

THOMAS z wACGAMAN. 917 F ST. NV.
INlMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE.
1ot 10. so L. Johnson & Mines Cd addition
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MISCELLANEOUS

SPECIAL THIRTY DAY OFFER
\ ISx20 life-sized free hand finished portrait IN
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wards. Likeness guaranteed. Sirtings free. Eshi-
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sITJ ATIONS wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

FIRSTCLASS HELP furnished cooks, nurses
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aF9q 3f-pry,
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HELP MANTED-sIALE

WANTED EHtcrpTising business man Of strict
Integrity to take Charge IF yaluaie
pa5.w and soil state rights; large interest Ad-
drrs- SUCCESS. this oficc. II
wAN1Eh-Mza fer manager Of farm four miles
from Washington Call EXCHANGE III
REAI. zoo 18Th. mNl-"t
WANTED StCuagrariicr and typewriter. Call at
Cl0 lith ST.. second floor. iu'Hedaiei3 II
u,NTTn-A man 4, take soc agency for first
class invention: come and see mat a silAp
ii +. Trr Washington aui South. MEN YORK
Bl siN@~S BROKERS. 1905 St. Room 8
NAE7Er'-Ar once: man DO drive wagon: one
,.r6 Understands the care of horses. BL' NJ
Bros. -z37 sth s. Sc II
vANTEEr-A white hoy hc,vocn a and L 20
lam engraving trade: plain writer prefer
RIO. willing and hrIcst- with good references,
ana STAKE ialyt-I vast steady employment. Ad-
an-~ ENGRANER this office. II
y ,NTEp Young man to manage business for
arN 10 Naslnrgt on. must invest 500 for
sto.s.: money secured; salary and commission.
Gail address, s9i Ia. are NV. Room IT, u
WANTED Partner; fofsesloer; floor man, o.
,.,r.d take job. Address HuRSE~Hafli. ths
ofsee. =
ANIEn-Young man IN elooee: s,a3 ms.E
-rstrtF- references must hc titr tSs-- Na-l
sunday - c. DAitkLA, taa D ST. Hr tt
WANTED First class coat raaAers- can At f74a
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WANTED registered 5rrsg click, -.lJ- ssfsfS.
Addrs~~ CLERK j., this ohsr Hs
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Fol NTslN. this ,fier. NS-a
WANTED Cooks. walters. boys. drsv,rs 'shayers,
fa-tCr>. sjalleIncu- vatehTea, dl>fssaS.ltrs-
ClTl INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. a. litb s., NV
at266t
WaNrER-By man with years experience
uarru,F with about $3.50 cash IN good paving
bu-.Hr~-. Address Bl S!SESS this otice-
a-l30-5I
NkNTER-An experienced man TO build milk
icut,: none other need apply. 3ob c st. wv.
AT 5G-3r-
MANTED-A m:ddie-1gad white man who thor
oEghiy understands farm work. DIR. CzARRA,
bl9 Pa ave. uw. ap-95t-ein
WANTED registered pharmacist; state salary
expected Address ASAFEIIDA. this Office.
ap@9-s1-gm
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CANDIDATES ~ THIS STATE.

REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES
FOR OFFICES TO BE FILLED NEXT
TUESDAY
The Tribune presents herewith a complete list O.,
tho Republican and Democratic nominees for State
Offices the Judiciary. Congress. the state Senate
end Assembly Of this Safe denominations are
indicated by an asterisk placed after the can
d!datcs
STATE OFFICES.
GOVERNOR.
REPUBLICAN, DEMOCRATIC
Theolore Roosevelt Augustus Van Wyck.
LIIU rTNANT-GO VERNOR.
Tinohy T. woodruff Eliot panf'rih
SECRETARY or STATE
yotn r McDonough George " Bauen.
CONTROLLER.
William = Morgan Edward s Atva''r.
TREASURER.
Jobn J,ecxel Elliott r Norris.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
rohn Davies Thomas F. Conway.
STATE ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR
Edward A. Bond Martin schenc%
JUDICIAL CANDIDATES.
IsT JUDICIAL DISTRICT
REPUBLICAN,. DEMOCRATIC
Joseph George +. Andrews.
Henry " Tai; James FIzReraid.
william y. David lNyentritt.
JUDICIAL DISTRICT
jess. Johnson Almet T. Jerks
Frederic A. Ward Josiah T. MIssh
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

i7ah-s, 8 $ 1877 Il Of Webster ave. for
olson W TraIhagen. No :.Os7 Anthony ave- $500.
owner. Lord, architect .......- s'o
p,stov q - r. - II : 81 Jennings ST. Tor a two
story frame dwelling house. 22X'o, Henry
Prichard No i.6s2 Jennings ST. owner; Robert -,o
Glen 10 gJS ave architect. ............ sou
Union ave. Nos go and MI. for two three story
frame tenement houses. iS,SN5s6 ard u 4NtO2
serena clark. No go Union ave. owner e II ~
WILL No laC2 Fulton ave. archite t--....... -. %"
Webster rave. 9 :. ~ It u WendoN Yer ave for
a four-story brick tenement hous" 21N1sb ,ooc
Eliza Earl owner: T. X VIII, architect .-..- ISVoO
v afte Plains ave. =. 80 II n Of 2i st, for "A
one and one half story frame stable. 3jX2j
g Oakes. 81 ~ and White Plains ave. owner -.
Trer ave 8 O. n - lSotn -. FOR five two
story frame dwelling houses. .i.GNI3G. l.
iIayrrs 9IsrS So 9iS Fast I'M ST. architect 10 OOC
isad 100 n 81 Webster ave. for a two
story frame dwelling house 2lGy1J6 II
CARER ~ lGSy lst ave owner, Charles , . ~
i2sth -. l2.'th -. 81 and 81 ave. for
st,r. frame rssssgeway and ticket Office. lOx
- Manhattan Railway Company n 49,
broadway. owner. j Watsrhouse archit"ct.... loN
Sch ~. corner boulevard, for Il Sven storv
iii's n'Ih'4'r. WI" -.'ir-' I''llN'".NN'''
In Grassa. No go Liberty It. owner. G stein - 49,
architect 2pV'
ii.ih e.. ; 40 q Amsterdam ave. Tor
two i've story brick hathous.s. 3ONSs. John Pa
terno. owner, y Fefdon. No ~ East ooh 49,
1...'ul.in4 -, % S. 10, r ; ~ stanton = for a
one sofy brick market 4OX0o. FRANK Etzei
40 III 2l-si. owner. II Elankensten. ai'hi-
o. ST. n s. % IT W, Of w,le.-s,e for .nr:'
fou- story brick hathouses 23N'" and 2jNI5,
poheri Little 4 - > 3is Bathgate ave. owner.
Dicterson. architect .-..--.+. -........... ~ o1
Elton ave v -. 81 It u = ito- ST. for two t.gr-
story brick ha'houscs. 2iN15. John + Ellis
owner. O. Dieker-on. archiie.i .-.--. 5000
Prospect ave " 80 u n oi io"'h o ~ TOR len
9 smith. OF Newark J. owner. " Dcker-
,on architect 1000
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Union ave. =. II n : ~ 15o,h-st 24xso. Rachel
Reter 20 MargaIe; Quinn -.............-
West End-aNe corner S2d 81. l02.2NlOO. =
part. Alfred Il Scott % samuel W Bovine ....
West End ave, q corner 81 81. lO2.2XlOp. samuel
" Bovine TO Abraham Boehm and Lewis Coon
4gth-si. 80 SOC West. Richard n Clarke. referee.
t. Lizzie Bafdon. ......... ..........-.
West End-ave. > corner S3d-st 12xlOO. New
York Investment and lmprOY Company -
colonial Building Company .............-..-.
9Th ave n cor Of l27-st. 25xl00 Alexander Nc
DOReu 10 Ernes. Machenbach. .....-......
Wondo,er- ave. s. loo II Of 81 ave. 15Xl3lr
75xi32.6. Ernest Marx Nathan Company TO
solomon ios- ... D. .--...'
Washfngton- ave. T. 1903 n OF 4th ST -
100 Thomas q Hammond ct al to Michael
Goth ST. $ s. 80 q Of Central Park West &x
100 II. Rachel AxeIod To Katharine Furnival
Hubert-st. cor OF Washington ave. l3."N9ox
irregular Henry Savers. referee, TO John
Montgomery ...........
Anthony-avc cor Of Burnside ave. 100. iN2ov
% sx2O.6. Thomas Morgan and wife 70 Samuel
schwartz and wife ................ ..-..--...-
Jefferson st. Nos 923 and 90. ioNsu ~ irreg.
Fred Bailey and wife 20 Frederick Ninfar
and anO ....... ..-...... -.
1a2d- at g. 125 n of Courtlandt ave. 2jxlOO
Maggie GlOede - Minnie Frey .........-... 49,.
Amst@r lam ave. cor Of 1891 81 100SlO; triah
W Tompkins referee 10 Charles Brown .......
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AMONG THE BROKERS AND
AT THE EXCHANGES.

At THE EXCHANGES.
The principal topic OF conversation among real
estate brokers yesterday was the prospect or 'ne
removal OF the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum 10
the Twenty-fourth Ward, and the consequent
placing on the market Of the two blocks OF Vaiua-
bic realty now occupied by the male and female
branches OF that institution. At least AVV''V"
worth OF land is comprised in the sixty-seven lots
composing these two books, the site OF the asyiu"
for boys between Fifth and Madison ayes ana
Fifty first and Fiftysecono SITS. opposite 'ne van"
derbilt houses being valued at 2.5Woo al con
servative estimate and the block east OF that ana
covered by the building for girls. being valued at
81 500 900. at least.
1t was reported Yesterday that Martin ~ BIO
had sold No. 56S Ffth-ave, but the report was
denied by the firm.
Lowenfeld & Prayer purchased from Isaac Harris
and others No. 10 to ll6 Goerck-st Old buildings
on a plot sOx6O
David Stewart sold for Peter J. Mccoy to Her
man Kerischer the two-story frame dwelling house
on plot 25xl30x2sxll7 at No. 10 Iawrence-st run
ming through TO One hundred and sa d a7
ST.. and for Henry {. Bryan Nos. OIL o3S anu 90
West One-hundred-and forty -eighth-st to Leoharu'
Posi- e. Reese sold for Mrs sohn No. 80 East
yceighth-s to client on pr,v%'t 70 Genrcs
VI. Marshall the four story ana Dasemen. ni ~ ~
stone dwelling house, 2lexS)xlOO NO Ss Carroi'-s'''
Plans we're fled with the Building Department
yesterday for a seven-story brick hathouse. with
build on The northeast corner or the Boulevard anu
Nlnetv-sixth-st., estimated cost or SZD,wD'
also for ten four-stOry brick tenement houses.
aOx62 each. he built for Pceg c. Smith, on the
west side OF Prospective. 10 feet north Of one
Observation-Disclosures. at a cost Of $1,000
AT the Broadway SalesroOm yesterday Wlillam
Kennedy sold i'm foreclosure the fve-story brick
building and one-story frame stable, on plot 12ox
j plaintiff r. for s2 100 C'' ''''' ~
u. Phoenix Ingraham sold In foreclosure the
three-story stone-front dwelling plot 2DxlpS, NO.
81 West Ninety -fourth-st. to the plaintiff for VIZ
So
James L. Wells sold in foreclosure the irregular
plot about l00XlO, In Faile-st.. southwest corner
OF Gilbert Place. to Hunts Point Road: TO the
plaintiff for $3.50: the stone building on plot HfiN
.03 SX2}x200 I'm Faile-st east side, 200 feet north
or Lafayette-ave. to the plaintiff for $500; the
frame sheds on plot ;O3x203sxi6i7. In Lafayette
ave. northeast corner of Bryant-st, 70 the plain
tiff for $1,000: the plot 50xlcx50x3Jl l0A0O 6xl52ox
105xjlfi, In Lafayette-aNe. northeast corner or
Lonsfellow-st.. to the plaintiff for A7&; the plot
3coN951x2ool x999 in Lafayette-ave southwest cor
ner Of Whitter-st. to f: a. Rollins for So the
plot i0l 2X2l9 2X92o. I'm Lafayette-ave. southwest
corner OF Longfellow-st. to +. 4. Rollins for
$3.50 and the plot lo57Xis 2y5.SXl5i In Lafayette
ave. southwest OF Bryant-st. to +. A.
Rollins for $500
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ORANGE.
flames @. Graham. John e. Ward
II-Iouis Bede Daniel +. ShultZ'
ORLEANS.
Dennis W. Evarts' Dean F. currs.
oswEGo.
Thomas D. lewis Nose. J. Daley.
II-Thomas NJ Costello Gilbert y. Harding.
oTsEGo
Leland ~ Cowi.s' c. Hyde Clarke.
PUTNAM.
Jane. NJ Yeas.r Adrian Fl. Dean.
QUEENS.
Robert C. Haslam Charlie. G. wi..ell.
I1-Frede1c Storm. cyrus r. Gale
III-George W Doughty Samuel V. Soaring
RENSSELAER,.
I-Benjamin o. Brewster. John F. Kieen.
Ir--Frederick s. Cote William Hutton. jr'
III-Michael Russell Harry +. Meus.
RICHMOND.
Joseph s,mon.on Charles J. Huffman.
RoCKLAND.
Frederick I. whrtn.r' Irving Brown.
ST LAWRENCE.
Ira c Miles. Obadiah c. Pistt
iI-Bentamin A. Babcock Frederick h. Kirkbride.
SARATOGA
George H. West Joseph r. Brennan.
SCHENECTADY.
Andrew j. Mcmillan. John c. Myers
sCHoHARIE
Seth Par,ons George NJ. Palmer
SCHUYLER.
Charles A. sloan. Augustus S. shafer.
SENECA.
Joseph S. Barnes Moses c Gould.
sTEUBEN.
Edwin D. Cross. Charles Ame,
II-Hyatt c. Hatch Andrew f. SHUTS
SUFFOLK
I-Jo..ph y Hallock Robert s. Pslle;reau.
lT-Regis X. Post James w. Eaton
SULLIVAN.
C.r.nc. A. spraru. Adelb.rt NJ scriO.r.
TroGA
Daniel P. wit,er. Harry n. wInter~
ToMPKINs
Theron johnson. Frank A. Regent.
ULSTER
Robert A. Snyder. Edmund NJ Wilbur.
IT-solomon p Thorn Charles J. Ackert'
WARREN
chari., H. Hitchcock Edgar 7 Grnins
WASHINGTON.
Charles r Paris. John Gilroy.
WAYNE
Marvin l. Greenwood " C. Taylor.
wEsTcHEsTER
John Mulligan John J. sloan"
lI-Ioseph r. Ennis. William tcnnerson
If-James X Apgar. Isaac w turner
WYOMING.
Daniel n winnie. John p Mason
YATES
Edward NJ Sawyer. Ernest r. Bordw.h
'Renomina,.d
TROLLEY FOR THE THIRD-AVE. SYSTEl
President Elias OF the Third Avenue Railroa
Company. said yesterday that the lines OF u
Third-ave system would soon be equipped VII
the underground trolley. The work Of substitute
the underground trolley for the cable he CONT
ued was now being rapidly pushed on the Thir
ave line from Harlem 10 the city Hal. but the
would be no stoppage Of the operation OF the roa
while the change was being made. President Ell
exnects that the Boulevard line also will be ope
sted by underground trolley within the next fol
months
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Finest Goods-MakerS Prices.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

ea9,, s"5 ~: " has f avn ssd
N,rbo' jan, 10 MAJ II Mitchell and a.
oh-r trustees ssih s.. aos r q 'n a'e. 80 .oo
Tho C.orioi R,iidng comr,ny to the Nc,y-York
cnres,", ana na nn and ssi &, demand 1900
sd ss ee"r .. ,i 1850
As. 100 m"S'@f Gen Mn' pa4k Net 1900
Same wram Rank1 sam property pert , yea- l'l2'
c'ompan% Madison ave SO + OF ash St. "a M,
crow. William l.. All Jane. " Tayylool 70 the
cI%sn S"T'nss 1917 oPs@qcs 200
's' sa,'n: =, a,e ,nd %5th =, I vcars... 1000
He,fo- ref,- To- fe,sr Tac1: ~ Il? To- 2is
East ioGto H. year moJtsases :o.,a "''"o
Amsterdam and l3?'h s.. demand ......... ,, 900
s Mfchen ionn 10 i6c FRANKLIN saving. Rank,
Ne ,bc .n' Ernest to Acrander Mcdowell g., 700
Corner s'h ave and IN I g. ears trustees
&c. So 2a:; cherry 10 'ae Water ST. A.,
Same 70 same 80 ~ cherry =. yea-s....... % on
same 70 sam No ~ uheIry 5l2 % es7 cherry
pcdoeN william Il. 10 the Presbyterian Home
for Agel Women. IN ave. 266 IT OF ., ooo
l''e so 49, years az r-ncs, Marx Xa.han company
50 We "e seme nronc,fv vcar.......... II coo
corner Washington and Iieach SO = year 20. lo""
" ,r,.,acs '' 79a st. 900 T, Of End
p. T Fore shepherd X. 20 tho Ti,is ciaarsne.
and Tus, COMPANY. No us Nes, "bth g. =. -.
-'VNT
FINK sam. the German savings Bank -.
ifr 50 100 81 lst afe. year .....--..... l@'"
N,Nahon Thomas. q Elizabeth I,oserhauU q al, $500
executors ctc. 4ns East 10Th - years. lb'p
c.. .,ro X. 40 East 10th ST. oar o.. 16.co
N,,nan John. u sarah KING. corner "ih- -.
ave- and 18th ~. years .--+-..... 2"Vp
efeuart Perez VI. and another 70 Edward ana
Henry HUSH n corner P'ferside Drive ana - -.
1frfil st. Is i'''''
F' err IS NnEerpy ST. yesrs 1880
Vaaka- Estol,e H. Rengno Suarez No - $500
q ]
ISoch.r Marie. benjamin Haxun. trustee. n ..
son a. i.3 of columbus ave - fsars.-. lN"p
Ligl, alonzo q % Smith OF al oNecutois
o. n ; sSth s.. POS u ~ Columbus ave -.
sar,e - sam n sSth st 22G Il " ~ Columbus
same 10 SAM. n ssth-s $50 u W ~ Columbus - o
Same - same : ss,h e. 32i q " ~ Columbus 1900
i''"'''
Same Z, Josephine Brooks 81 a. trustees sNA .oo
9. $50 q " % Columbus ave. 3 wears .-..-.- i5oo'
Same 1. Ma-y Il Baldwin. ssh =, III Y OF $3.50.
Columbus . years lp'oV'
Same 20 Julia Haigsrten and another trustees 80.
n Ssfh-sf 10 n W ~ Columbus ave- years. lfooo
Same g. John puer trustee. Ssth st. 3f2 n 1890
~ Columbus ave years. i''''
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lid JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

1iiD tOpitl
Alphorso 7. Clearwater
JUDGE OF THE CIT
George c. Austin.
NETWORK CANDID
REPUBLICAN.
Dist.
Joseph NJ. Belford.'
I-Denis NJ. Hurley
william A. Prender-
gast.
IN-Israel r. Fischer
V-Charles g. Bennett
Nl-Henry &. Fischer.
NII-Charle. W. Townsend
NIlI-John Murray Mitch
ELL
JX-John Stiebling.
N-Elijah NJ. Fisher.
NI-William Nolkel.
NII-Howard ConklinG.
XlII-Iames W. Perry.
XlV-Lemuel r. Quisg.'
XV-Philip y. Low
XNI-James Irving Burma
XNiI-Arthur s. Tompkins
XVIII-John II. Ketcham.
XIX-Aaron V. s. Coch-
rane'
XX-Georgs n. South
wick
XXI-John X. Stewart.
XXIi-LuciuS y. Lit,auer.
XNII-I<Ouis W. Emerson.
NXIV-Charlcs A. CHECKER
ing
XXN-Jamcs s. sherman.
XXV1-George ". Ray
XXVII-Michael F. Dris-
coll.
XXVIlr-sereno F.. PAYNE.
XXlX-Charles W. Gillet.
XXX-James ". Wads-
WORTH
XXXI-J mos NJ. r.
O'Grady
XXXII-Rowland y. Ma
hany.'
XXNIII-De Alva s. Alex.
ander.'
XXNlN-W arr en- r.
Hooker
r-rrr- or, . >,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-03

Real estate Wantc0.
PROPERTY In all parts q city. country, for sale rent
/ exchange SMITH BROS. ID ave. iiJth
VNrhNTFTb- builder. plot q ground. south 81 l4th
w With old buildings Will give IN exchange -
basement private houses IN choice
rs,idsncs irsfton. brokers recognized Duff h
nESHER % Ilesfv-sI
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Countrn propcrln Scr Sale.

NNONN/N0N-N~0NoN0~NNN~r>N<
7 AKEWOOD- Nuremherger Cottage. Jus; completed
Il fve,Ac rooms baths. noodle hath electric
4 chts host resident part Address JOHN B. THOMAS.
Owncr. Lakewood NoW Jersey
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-25
TALLAHASSEE TOPICS.
only six Negroes Convicted of Break
iur Tin N school Entertainment.

Tallahassee, Fla, March H.-The twenty
NEGROES who disturbed and broke up the
school entertainment at the Lake Hall
School last Friday night were tried before
Judge whitfield Tuesday afternoon, and
only six were convicted on this charge for
lack of evidence. There was NOT suffi-
cier.t evidence to hold any of them for the
Grand Jury on the charge of riotous con-
duct.
Adtt Gen. Houstoun is back from a tour
of two weeks through East and South
sITlorida, inspecting the state troops and
naval militia. He found The various com
nands in first-class condition, and the war
shirt everywhere dominant.
THE Leon county Democratic executive
committee will meet in this city on April
( No object for the meeting is stated in
The call. bur il is thought that the ques-
tion of primaries will be brought up.
The spring term of the Circuit Court
win convene here in few weeks, and the
civil suits instituted by the state against
q 3 Collins, ex-state treasurer, and his
bondsmen. are on The docket for hearing
Collins was criminally prosecuted by the
state at the fail term of said court, and ae-
Quilted.
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PAGES 9 TO 10.

nant, closing at the lowest with the losses
confined to fractions in the railways. but
ranging from to points elsewhere. The
local securities, including Metropolitan
Street Railway, Manhattan and Console
dated Gas and Sugar and the Changers
were the features.
The Cuban situation was the all import
ant factor to-day, as ii has been for q
long, time In the market fluctuations.
Prices rallied sharply at the opening, on
the assumption that there would be more
delay IN dealing with the Cuban question.
London, after am easier opening, closed
better, but the sales from that quarter
were largely In excess of yesterdays pur-
chases. The change In the attitude OF
foreign financiers toward American secu-
rites was used by the bears TO hammer
the Internal shares at frequent intervals.
The pressure against st. Paul, New York
Central, Louisville and Nashville and I'M
ion Pacific preferred resulted in recess
sions of over point, as compared with
the high prices established in recent trad
ing The weakness in Spanish AZ abroad
did not escape observation, as IL was
coupled with the announcement that the
Spanish torpedo fiotilla was proceeding
westward.
Washington selling emphasized the local
spectators Interpretation of the activity
in the navy department, and the declara-
iiOH III Aht OtIldte ON a recent observer
of The conditions in Cuba that the hor-
rors there were impossible of exaggeration
and called for Intervention was not with
out effect. These things taken collective-
ly. checked the momentary bidding up of
prices which followed the Senate's deter
mination TO adjourn until Monday. Cover
ing of shorts from time to time hardened
the markets tone, but this, in each in
stance, failed to last. The selling moves
ment in the final hour brought about the
lowest level of the day There was en-
gagged to-day for import one-thlrd of a
million In gold. The gold imports would
have been much larger recently 1t was
said, but for the purchase here of round
amounts oe Today bills of exchange.
The bond markets showed extreme dull
ness, with a tendency toward a lower
level The aggregate transactions were
1885, 600 Government bonds shared In tho
general depression of the security mar
kets with quotations for the active is-
sues showing losses In bid prices of u per
cent
The total sales of stocks were 1923, 500
shares, including Burlington, 31.416; Louis
Vile and Nashville. 6719; Manhattan, 49,
4l5; New York Central. $3.50; Northern Pa
ci1c preferred. 1879; Rock Island, $50;
st. Paul. 1920; Union Pacific, 23.454: To-
bacco, 1880; Peoples Gas. 6,68S; Sugar.
76. 90
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when varnished and polished, the wood
becomes os durable as the hardest kind
of oak, and capable Of entering into the
coHIpositiou OF an infinite variety of man
ufactured furniture.
The famous Garrison land cases of Tam
pa have been settled at last Since the
announcement was made last week tina
the titles made by the owners were good.
SZO,OOO OF the property has changed hands,
and many more sales are expected to fol-
low in short order. The property in that
location is considered ideal for residences.
Inc water front property has gone to
business men who need docks, and it has
brought good prices in every instance 1t
Will now be but few days before the
order from the court viii be received
eVlctlng the many squatters who have up
10 TINS time successfully resisted the eff
forts OF the homesteaders TO GUST them.