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2abIir Aat,res.
NOTICE no rAXPAYERs

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. BUREAU FOR THE
COLLECTION OF TAXES. No 81 Chambers Street
ss sSTTt building: Nsy YEEha pecember 2. 1898:
have omitted TO pay their taxes in the Boroughs Of
Manhattan and The BRONX for the year 1928 70 pay
Chambers Street, in the Borough Of Manhattan, and
at Sd Avenue and 177th Street. In the Borough Of The
Bronx. respectively. before the nrst day OF January.
York Charter tohapter 3IS, Laws Of 1922
Upon any such tax remaining unpaid after the hrst
dAy OF December. 1898. one per centum viii 30
amount thereof; and upon such tax remaining unpaid
on the first day of january, 1899. interest will be
charged. received and collected upon the amount
to be calculated from the third day of October. 1928,
on which day the assessment rolls and warrants for
Of Taxes. 70 the date OF payment. pursuant to section
DAVID L. AUSTEN. Receiver of Taxes.
GALE OF old material at the Naval Torpedo Station,
Torpedo station, Newport, X. L. material belonging
to the Navy. condemned as unht for use therein, con.
Bisting Of one set S.feet metal rolls, hro pump. feed
pump, old boilers. brass and bronze hlingB, and
scrap copper. brass. lead and cast and wrought iron.
Tho sale will be for cash. to the highest bidder, by
December Is, 1858, Schedules containing form OF
proposals. and terms Of sale will be furnished ON
application 10 the General storekeeper. Naval Tor
pedo Station, Newport, X. j. JOHN ID. LONG, Secre-
tary OF the Navy. ll-lb-Ss.
TREAsuBY DEPARTMENT. U, 8, LFE-sAvING
L SERVICE, WASHINGTON. d. C.. December /,
1sas.-Sealed p%roposals will be received AT this once
II. 1898. for the construction 81 a lfe.saNiLg station
on Berkeley Beach. near the present Toms River
Life-saving Station. Now Jersey Plans and ,speoih;
upon applicationlto the superintendents OF Construo-
tion. Life Saving Stations. Atlantic and Lake Coats.
spector Of the 9TH Life: Saving District, Toms River.
New Jersey; or to this once. 3 l. Gem
SrL Superintendent
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Many New Houses for brooklyn.

Permits for the erection OF l22 brick and 8
name buildings in the borough OF Brooklyn
Sna, lssqed in November The total estimated
~ rs 81 NO, 16l. which is $500. 900 in excess
ING month last year.
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A YoNKERs HOTEL ROBBED.
Thieves Wont Through Every Room While
the Guests Slept.

the Guests Slept.
YoSKERs. N. Y. Dec, 2.-Two well-dressed
strangers. who said they were brothers. went
to the Square Hotel. owned by ]. Fred Hansel-
mann. last night and. having registered. went
to bed. At noon to-day one OF the hotel guests
missed from his room a gold watch and chain.
made later by other guests. Finally 1t was
learned that every room had been entered by
thieves and watches. chains. overcoats. suits Of
OF about $500 in value. The brother were the
only strangers in the house the might before
and when the thefts were discovered they had
gone. without any one knowing when or
where, No clue to the robbers has been dis
covered.
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ENROLMENT Clerks Want Better Pay.

The Police Commissioner yesterday in
structed the chief clerk to treat with the Civil
Service Board about getting better pay for the
200 enrolment clerks. who are dissatisfied
with their So a day. Mccartney pays that for
shovellinR snow, they say.
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EVENING" Line,
EegaI Nottres.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YoRK.-
- Joel B. Goodman and Benson II. GoodWm
arain,t lanes Fisher. Summons; Trial desired In
the county OF New York. -
To the Aboye-named iofcn liant: 4.
YOU ARE HEREBY to answer the
complaint IN this action and 10 serve a copy of your.
answer on the plaintiffs attorneys within twenty a0r
days after the service ~ the summons, exclusive Qp
the day ~ service; and in case ~ your failure to ap7c
pear or answer, Judgment will be taken against yGDf'
by default for the relief demanded in the complaint.
DAVIS X KAUFMAN
Plaintiffs Attorneya.1
once and Post Once address $50 Broadway. bor-
ough OF Manhattan, N. Y. city. 4
To the defendant James Fisher.
-1hs foregoing summons il hereby served upon
you ny publication. pursuant to an order made hero
10 by Honorable William \, Cohen, one q the Jusy
tices OF the Supreme Court NJ the state o! Now YORK,
dated New York. November 4th, 1898, and hled with
the complaint in the ofhce of tho CLERK OF the County
IS New York, AZ the County Court House, In ,ths
Borough of Manhattan, CIty Of New York.
Dated New York, November lth, 1928.
Yours, &c, DAyIS& E b
Planting AttorneyA,
2A0 Broadway, New York City.
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Plays by tho oerels Franoai. at Harvard.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. 1.-The Cercle Fran
Gals. Harvard's French society. opened the fall
theatrical season here this evening by a pre-
sentation OF the two small comedies La
Confess d'Escarbagnas' and lie Sicllien,'
both by Moliere. Hitherto the cercle has
given one of the longer comedies. and this
years, double bill was an experiment. II was
short plays than In a ave-act play. This even
ing's performance was very successful.
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PENNSYLVANIA


STATIONS foot Of wes, Twenty.third street aud
Desorosses and cortlSndt Streets
i hnd streels ,Is ten minutes later than that given
1850 4. NJ. FHsT MAfL%PaIimsn Buffet parlor
Car New York to Pittsburv. Sleeping Car Pittsbtr9
$50 issC <. NJ. a %TO GISR3 . fttssSaSG and Cleveland,
$3.50 a, NJ. P~ENNsYLvkNIA LIMfTEDs-Pulimsn
s S%S%RaiGtm cars. sif Fda cih@i SaRtnFj tSiSRSiSSlnnSS. e Toio do,
I, SiSi y Mt t nMiGRdo MI bS 81 Ynsis 81 lPHis;
s, EST s y ny w gEis SiRRsainpsHttPih Ghi s@9, st. o hGSis,
TAO r.. M seoSgTaWWEsffERN EXPRESS. For
Pittsburg. Cleveland, Cincinnati. Indianapolis. st.
7i1o, ?. M. PACIFIC EXPRESS, For Pittaburg
and C~hicago.-connec for Cleveland except Sat
s,ssP, NJ. MAIL AND ExPREss.-Ppllman Buffet
Sleeping Car New York tO Altoona, Fast Liberty,
HlusbuSg. and points West, daily except SUNDAY,
WASHiNGToN AND THE SOUTH.
1SG s@2S;, s;so- 1850 Dining Carr, 1880 fptnihE
al PsriSr and Dining cars, 40 Dining Car, $50
dining Carl 400 J, NJ 1906 night SUNDAY, sac,
Lpn.," ali pafior and Dping Cars. l!aG. Dining
GSTli i:no DINING Csy>, $50 !. NJ; 200 night
RA1LwAY.-Express ago F. M. 1905
ATLANTIC COAST LrNE.-E1prcss, $3.50 A. NJ. aud
CHESAPEAKE And OHIO RAiLwAY.-t:5o P. NJ.
o oLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-7:5o
a n: week days and 80 !. NJ. daily.
aud Cortland Streets s!i6 p. Ms. through YsstI:
bulcd Train. Buffet parlor Cars, Passenger Coach
ulh w
CAPE MAY.-12:6o p. NJ. week days.
Long Branch, Asbury Park unterlaken. Sundays),
Ocean Grove, and Point Pleasant from West TWEEN
ty.third Street Station. s:5oA.M NJ, 1920. 8:2o. and
$500 p, NJ. Sundays. l:2O A. NJ, 1850 4, NJ. from
Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets, $40 A. NJ,
1890. $40. aud $40 Z. NJ. Sundays. v:45 A. NJ,
6:1b 4. Al.
o PHILADELPHIA.
6;lo. 1920. 1850. 500, $3.50. p:2o, lp:50 Penna. Linn.
itedl, p:t0 Dining Carr, 1880 Dining Carr, II $50
AIM, 12;50, 1;5O, 900, $3.50. 4:2o. AGO dining
Carr; $3.50 Dining Carr. $3.50 Dining Carr. I:IO,
$3.50 z. NJ, I2;05 night. Sundays. 8!lO. s;2n. $3.50,
p;2o, p:;O tLimitedl, g;5o. 1880 Dining Car A.
NJ, 800 Dining Car. 300. 4..o Dining Car. $3.50
DINING Carr, $500 Dining Carr, TAO. s:5oP NJ,
I2:U5 night.
Ticket Offices Nos. 461, a44. 1l96, 1923. III. and 281
broadway, I Aston House. West Twenty third
street Station. and stations foot OF Desbros.es and
Cortlandt Streets; Z Court Street, $50 Fulton
Street, gS Broadway, and Pennsylvania Annex
Station. Brooklyn: Station, Jersey City. The New
York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage, from hotels and residences through to
destination.
Telephone e 27bI e ghtecnth Street" for Ponnsyl.
Sania Railroad Cab Service.
]. B.~HUTCHINSOS, j. X. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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Lehigh Valley System.

Stations foot OF West PAD st. penn. R. r.. Cortlandt
'IndiSates time from West 2sd 81: Other figures
.s. .a.T s! a@S :. fi Il. d oGstl f e E GE PSssr snS ih s.;
%sc ;siSSf s.l tnd 4; 4, e fsi1E Fl so SHHsFfRAB BHF::
FALo. NIAGARA FALLS and the West and principal
a :lfifoAA tsi30 , TSf9 filI}! Nsfs'' E sSGsfy
ei e asfss ep eJ Fsslss H Il butI RtP'R Hft SI tl s 8 slg M y
en s9S;So' 2 We E n aFi!y Sc SCI EA$6SS' and MAg sSsI
w 1Y.sSs %titS r. pi n de5Iy' s s5ssg gr6 sSSnday; ,. for
oipal intermediate stations. Connects for ali points
IN goal regions. Pullman Buffet Parlor Car for
E'iI5o, 5'fS T. NJ, Sunday for MAUcH HUM
and .a. isssF Ss so 4. II %SttA dslfs: escep. Sunday. for EAs.
Ton g and i% a.s6 3 4 Eli, stations a:n, s,na.r -, r,o
500. 200 Il. daily for Bt fE1'iIE5; NIAGARA
Toron,o. Dining Car New York 70 Ess to n'"A'o and
g~I i1isS' S:GS E 4 St!!E, 'iBSRERF!af k& 2H!E f. S TQEGH
FhtH And sh9REs EN PN,in,R Sis aEs yI e, BuF-
None but sleepiRg-car passengers carried. No bag
1850, $3.50 F; n, daily for wMKEsBARRE rTH.
AGA; GENEVA; ROCHESTER, BUFFALo NIAGARA
Falls and all points West, Pullman sleeper to
sd H9&ifiqgp hI 1sSfI t!Efjnf bS Srl.Ii f PRSSk s" and }s, for
mediate points leave as follows, 5000. 10:hoA. NJ.
tF2:2O. 2:3O, to south Plainheld only, 1850, I:2O.
$500 and $3.50 P. II.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 113. 201.
279, B55, VA and 1928 Broadway, 81 Fast l4th st..
1bd Il. 125th St.. 127 Bowery, y, y: $50 Flu, ton ST.. 1
Court ST., VI Bway. and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
n. Y. Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence through to destination.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA q WEST
ERN X. X.
Stations in Now York, foot of Barclay and
vrsrrnV9h1Hk THiN kfS 4 RTf ffShf BUFFET
$40 A. M.-Binghamton Mail. Stops at principal
1000 A. M.-toafe~ car,-Bunalo Scranton. Biag.
.hamton. owego. Ithaca, Eimira, Utica. Syracuse.
Connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
points West.
loo II. M.-{Daiy)-Chicago and Buffalo yestibuled
express for scranton, Binghamton and Elmira. dc.
Pullman buffet parlor ears TO ElInira. Through
sleeping cars and day coach to Chicago. arriving at
400 T.. M.-ScrantOn. wilkesbarre and Plymouth
Express. Pullman bufet parlor cars.
100 p. M.-tDaily)-Chicago Vestibule Limited EI-
press for Scranton. Binghamton. ElInira, Buffalo.
Through buffet sleeping car New York 10 Chicago.
Dining car west OF Buffalo.
$3.50 T.. M.-tDailyl buffalo Express. Pullman
Bleepers for Scranton, B.nghamt0n, Elmira. Bath,
Mt. Morris and Buffalo. arriving Buffalo 4 A II.
9i3O II. h.-(Daily)-Buhalo, scranton, bingham.
ton, Owego. Ithaca .Etmira, Syracuse. Utica and
oswego ExpresA.. Pullman Butet sleeperS.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at Henry
Gaze d Sous, Ltd. ia broadway, II Park place, 42g
and Y42 Broadway. Tickets at ferry stations, III
4th av. cor. 9Th ST., ~ West l2hth ST.. 235 Column
bus ay.. New York; 33S aud 1873 Fulton st.. and 100
Broadway. Brooklyn, Time tables giving full in
formation at all stations.
WestcUtt's Express Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence to destination.
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INH NNUAL EEfING of the Sons OF the RoVoy
i luton will he held At Delmnuioos. 9Th Ay. and
44th st., New York city, on Saturday. Dec. ., at 8 r..
N. for the election OF officers and managers aud the
Transaction Of business. Polls open from 3 70 80
7. n. K. THOMPSON,
SSSrVtAy.
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IT Autea--femalEs.
apmfstie sfrraats agAuttd.

GHAMBERMAIDS. cooks, $40 TO 500; lAundresSes.
~ Mattresses, kitchenmAids. houseworkers 20 cooks
who wash and iron. lRundresseS who do chamber.
work. French; German ar and az E5Elish iAdA's maids.
Mrs. L. SERLY, 8S2 eth aV.
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RailroRds.
New YORK and Boston AIT RSIL

NY, NH & II. II. II. and connections
sNA|Ff From Grand Central station. , ~ NJ q
Leave by way OF % 1fDncs4
p;O4 A. NJ, Springfield and Worcester, $50 NJ,
0ftOA.M ttNcW London and prrvtdcnce .S;uO Pfmg
slo;Oak.M,. New London andProvidence, t@BPSAkq,
1900 NJ, Springfield and Worcestor. NJ.
T;OO L, NJ, Air blne. via WillimRnttc.
1:O2 Il, NJ, NaWLonduna AMI Providence 700 Eshhh
800 L. NJ, +New London and rrovidenoeINOP. ~.
4;M z. w ~Springfield and Worcester. 1910 pm.
$1,000 n NJ "seyi .oi,i99 and PROV donce n ,eQfS
sl2:uOP. NJ, New London aud Providence dt25
a.Rtni2 dailg Including sunday. nr s7hnt
,uby state Liuited2 all parlor cars; fare Slripe
ending parlor car scat. -
tAir hfiic Limited, arrives and departs from rFttKf
Square Station, Boston. Return serytun sa1la houRi
and by same route. sWil stop at l2Pth street ytcf
c. I. HAMPSTEAD, Gen. Pass. Aaeht.ts
BALTIMORE q OHIO ReR""
sCHEDiLE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20, de9ea<f
leave New York, Whitehall Terminal South FerTyl .
and footof Liberty street, F
*DOily. tExcpptsunday. ssundhysStfsat
CHICAGO s4:3o A. NJ, from Liberty street onlyot
.pfflT!ts99ttiRsGg q a. 4. ", from Liberty stsca 6ASs5
Tb.5B=P, NJ, sl2t 10 might. ~ ;itf assss1
G~IESSSiSSNJATi 81; ILorIss, 1855 A. NJ tSsSS,P yALs
- ROYAL Bloc TRAINS zssi
w~AsHINGf6N. BALTIMoRE, t7ib5. F6.g5 tblhsfh,o
1855 Royal Limited. Exclusive Pullman tfAlni.
ta;55 DINER. S;N5pSM and Fl2;io 'ntahts AeRfs
All trains arc Illuminated with Pintsch Light 'ttdF
Offices; 1r3S II2, 2GI. aal,l2s4 BroalwpasFEAets
Brooklyn; whitehall Terminal. baggage che6Rddy
from hotel or residence TO destination. Ei esftSb
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NEW Jew YORK OH CENTRA[,

All through t:uins stop at Albany. Utica, Syracuse.
Rochester aud Buffalo.
Trains leave Grand Central Station as follows:
$50 EMPIRE sffS s4fsP ax spRfss'i Li th !
agara rails b:a2. Toronto 1900 P. NJ, Detroit i1:lo
P. NJ. Limited 70 its seating capacity.
S.i = A. M.-FAST MAIL, Duly-For Buffalo, Nj
Orc agarL Falls and Cleveland.
1n.QnA M.-DAY IMPRESS except SUNDAYS
l0.oO FOR Buffalo and all important New York
In T. N SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED and
" CHICAGO SPECIAL. Daily-For Columbus.
e.S SiF9l F. P M.! l ! Hab ' 81 bSSli t sFE SalSrsG su.
800 s T$ES : ,@IaE s slGHs { hn& { ' psiiy@s4
Cleveland 1:I5 A. NJ, Chicago 4 P. NJ. Sleeping
and parl9r cars nplly.
o:OU Niagara rails, Toronto. Cleveland. Toledo.
e.1 p:5f?Rs Z. NJ EXPRESS. Daly-For
80 p e'ntFeas, anaj sfssGi kSa MGGSffh fs 9t.syf;
t:OU MONTREAL EXPRESS, Daily-Via Utica.
S:45 4 pF M1Et P1;i1lTdI \ 6Ia soGT EYE GIsRs,
900 + isil.s i P j SslT TtTTTEB Ba,5 MAff en- D sHI,
Q.G PfS0f +. II %.1 L{2aSi @RS i2 &p Hlfsss'f Pa iHe PePt 1s:
S'Io weae. oedensbars. Buffalo, Niagara Falls.
rs. .y, IS f IGafafryA!s%fff6BSsffGafht Fl E AffaER F Sok H
"uAs nigh fRsLEkSM sie 1ivisI0N. ''''
s'15 A.. ~ ], and s:bS p; n; Daily; except SUNDAY. to
wagner Palace Cars on ali through trains. --
Train illuminated with Pintsch light.
81 East 14th st. 285 Columbus av.. 81 West 125th
at, Grand Central Station, 125th St. Station. and
l . i6 st. Station; New York: sss and 72e Fulton ST..
York Central Cab Service: BIggage checked from
Ii. DANIELS. General PASSENGER Agent.
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Court of Appeals Calendar.
ALhANH. Doc. 2.-Court Of Appeals calendar for
Monday; Nos. $50. 6o7. oos. o7o, $50. o78. o7s
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gtadtug ysutrts md 9tmnmHnts.

SAtAILHs
"a. p, American Plans Z, p, European; OPP, open)
ALBANY. n. Y.......,...H Hotel Kenmore. A. p, So up
ArLANT1cc CITY. NJ .seasidsHse Opal VI. A.P. so up
BALTIMORE. Nd. !. 1.-THE Carrollton, A. p, 50 up
BEvAN HOUSE, Northumberland. op. to Dec. 1
BOSTON, Mass. ....u..n. Hotel vendome. A. p, s5
do. ...... Hotel Brunswick. n. p, S1.5o; A.. p, 60
do. oopley So. Hotel, Z. p, Sl.boup; APP, s3.5o.up
BoURNEMoUTH Eng. Royal Bath Hotel. /. 81 to %
BROOKLYN my. The 81, George, z. P..sliA ;P. 81 up
Ill The Virginia, A.. p. $3.50; z. p, ~ so
do. Lexington Hotel, e. p, 81 up; A. p, 50 mp
II Tampa. Tampa Bay Hotel, A. P. Opens
Dec. .. A. E Dick, Mgr.
do. Magnolia Springs. MaEnoliaSpgs Htl ,A.P. ,S3up
8 CITY Mo. TheMidland. 4, p, 81 up;A.P. SO up
LONDON, England, ......:. Hotel Cecil, T.. P.,' 81 up
do. 80. Inns of Court Hotel. r. p, So; A. p. - up
Kensing-( De We're, Prince Of Wales L B~roadwalk. op.
ton kensington Pal, now open to the public;
Hotels. I lift; electric light; everything up to date.
LONDON 4 Westminster; high class. Residential
81, Ermin,a Hotel, uheKcelled for cuisine, COM
fort; moderate tariff.
NAPLES. 1taly "."".......... Hotel des' EtranRers
NEW HAVEN. Conn. ..I, % Hotel Savoy. Il. p, 81 up
NEW ORLEANS. La. Hotel Grunewald, r. p, 81 up
do. ......The Cosmopolitan Hotel. +. p. 81 so up
do. ....,..........St st. Charles Hotel, p. 81 up
NEW YORK. ....... Fifth Avenue Hotel. A. p, So UP
do. warren Leland ,Jr.) Hh Grenoble, E.P 81. 30 up
do. chambers 4 W.B'way)Cosmopolitan, 81 8 Iup
do. Holland House. .................. +. p. 81 mp
PHILADELPHIA PA. Aldine, %. p. e3. soups =. 81. soup
RT.L0UIS. Mo. Planters Hotel, E.P.S 81 up; APP, s4up
SYRACUSE, n. Y. Yates Hotel, Z. p, S1.5o: A. p, 81
UTICA. N. y. ,...... Tho Butterheld, A. p. So to $5
d. &C. ...., Arlington Hotel, A. p. IS
do. Hotel Gordon, A. p, So up; Il. p, $3.50 up
do ..............T The Raleigh, K. p. 31.5O up
do. .....-.......... buckingham. A. p. So up
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WHERE TO ONE.
For information, circulars. &C., OF any Restaurant
or Hotel below call or addresstsend stamp,
H~OTELTARIFF BUREAU,

IS Fifth Ave-, New York.
Ale. means A Ia Carte: Tdh. means Table d'Hots
dinner.
Delmonico's.. .. e. 9Th avenue, corner 4Ath a.. Ale.
Brevoort House 9TH av. h 9Th st. Ale, h une1-
Brevoort House celled Tdh.. Sl.25. with imp'td
Brevoort House wine. Concert every evening.
Loon Flouret. 5thay. &1sth. Ale. Tdh.. SIPS CMusic)
GnZzo. .... 4oth ct. and B'way. Tdh.,S 81 Orchestral
Morello's. ..........<W ". 2pth st. Tdh. CMusic).
The NM Thorough. ...... .B"way and 37thst. Ale.
Tdh. breakfast. SOC; lunch. boc.: dinner. $I.o0.
Terrace Garden, l5sth ST.. near Lex. av. Ao.
Cafe Heumann, lBroadway and Reade st. Ale.
Luchow's German Restaurant 10 East 14th st.
otelHungari 4 Unionsq. Tdh. T5c. ~;withwinesl.
Au Chat Noirl 651w.B 'wayCTdh soc. vino )uptown
Au Chat oir 80 W. 2s. Ale. ,Tdh. L'ch. SOC. DIT, 7bc.
Au Chat Noirj Music) After Theatre Supper.
,39th-B'w way .Tdh. , Ale. All night,
Ardin d Chaberty. "...."....12 West 18th st.
French and Cal. wines n specially CTdh.. 5oc., wine.)
Theo's Restaurant, 10 Madison av. Ale. CTdh., 5oc)
Joaquin. .,........67 West aathst. Ale. Tdh,. SOC.
Agassis. ..."....11e University pl. Ale. Tdh.. zoe.
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areahlnn Adprrtiptmrnts.

has no terrors for q thick skin nor
for q man with a good Overcoat.
We can't provide you with the
former, but can please you ITO the
Queens taste" with a good warm
Overcoat or Ulster. We start with
a warm Chinchilla Overcoat for
5000, followed by a $1,000 black
Kersoy-then come the cloth lined
Kerseys with satin shoulders and
sleeve lining for $1,000 and SIG. 90,
and SO on up to u elegant black
and brown Kerseys, with heavy
silk lining fog $500.
Don't forget the boys. They
should be we'll protected, and our
Refers and Overcoats furnish the
best antidote for cold weather.
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HAMBURG-AMERlCAN LINE.

Twiu-Screw Express Steamers during winter, on.
German Mediterranean Service; Service to paris,
TWIN.SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE. -
NEW YORK-HAMBURG DIRECT. Sfp"
Phpnicla. Dec. 10, 1870 +. " Palatia -. Dec. "a. 2 :. M
Pennsylvania. Dec. II "a. II Pretoria .Dec.3l. @; 80 AN
meriCan Line, 81 BroadwnY, d.
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OLD DOMINION LlNEss
WHITE STAR LlNE.s

NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. toSFa
Britannic Dec. !, noon Cymric. Dec. IL, So, Mg
Majestic, Dec. -. noon Germanic. Dec, 81, noon.
Saloon rates on Cyrnric. $50 up; Germanic. Britain!
mic. $40 IN: Majestic, 'Ttutonir. S7Bi up; csdron6
cabin, 80. 90 upward; third class on Cymris Ger
tonic, 1927. Revenue tax additional. 8an5Hs
For passage, freight aud generals apply,
WHITE STAB LINE, 3. asiiEng
Pier IS, North River. once, o Broadway. NewYdrfa
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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-03-30
SHORT LUMBER.
Current Comment.

CoRN.-The market is quiet and sales rule
light, the demand being OF only a hand-to-
mouth character.
OArs.-The market is quoted about steady,
but the demand has ruled slow during the
week, with buyers only meeting pressing
needs.
BUTTER.-Receipts continue moderate,
especially of fine grades suitable for the
trade, and the market has kept closely sold
up and closes with very firm tone.
MAPLE SUGAR AND SYRUP.-Reoeipts OF
new sugar and syrup are light but there is
light demand. New small cake sugar
sells at 8 to lie per ID. as to qualities New
syrup slow at go to 75c per gal.
FLoUR.-The market for -four is yet dull,
and but little has been sold the past week.
The advance in freights has tended to force
prices higher, but buyers are not disposed
to increase their purchases on this account.
BEANs.-We are still having very dull
market and $1.10 has become the general
price for best marrow pea in small lots as
wanted. Yellow eyes and red kidney are
moving very slowly at unchanged quota
tions.
HAY-The demand for hay yet rules
quiet, and it does not take much to meet
buyers needs. Strictly fancy hay is not
plenty, and such will command full prices,
but the market is drsggy for all grades be-
low the best.
CHEEsE.-Receipts for export, GIL boxes.
There has been no change in the condition
OF the market since our last report. Trade
continues very quiet and it takes a fancy
mark Of northern small sizes to bring any
thing over &c even in a small way.
LUMBER-The week has been productive
of hardly any buying in either Northern or
Eastern lumber. The yards are doing
something, noting slightly better business
than week ago.
Wy Frt.
market. The sales are made up principally
Of small lots. Two or three transactions Of
100000 pounds each are included in the
weeks business, but these are exceptions
and represent in one instance the closing
out Of an account with Western consgner
and in another the purchase OF lot that
| met the necessities OF manufacturer. The
general demand is extremely limited