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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-02-18
Progress Of the El Paso and North
eastern.

Two locomotives for the White Oaks
road have left the Baldwin works and
will be in Ell Paso in about ten days
Shipment of locomotives is necessarily
slow. for their bearings often get heated
up in transit, and have to be constantly
looked after and being placed on local
freights gives the needed opportunity to
keep watch.
The road is ten miles over the line in
New Mexico and will reach La Luz by
April l, if not before. The station at
the first well has been named Hueco by
Superintendent Hollister. C. B. Eddy
has returned from his Jarilla mountain
trip, well pleased with the local mining
outlook, especially in the way of copper
ores. Track is going down at the rate
OF one and one half miles per day.-El
paSO Herald
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-02-18
new PROOF OF DREYRUSS' GUILT.
Zola's Trial Creates Great Excitement
Mob Attacked the Jews.

Paris. Feb. l8.-At the ZOla trial to-
day General Bosdeflic confirmed the
statement Of General Pellieux, that the
government had new and positive proof
OF the guilt Of Dreyfuss. Zolas counsel
was denied an opportunity to question
General Boisdeflie. Lieutenant Ester
hazy was called but NJ. Laborie refused
to examine him, saying he was drawing
up formal application to ocross-examine
General Boisdeffie. The court then took
q recess. On leaving the palace of JUS
tice all the officers were acclaimed by
the crowd outside. The mob threw it.
self on the Jews yelling ''Death to the
Jews, Throw the Jews into the Seine. :"
Finally the Republican guards were
obliged to charge the rioters and clear
the square.
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MARKET REPORT.

New York, Feb. 1S.-Money on call
nominally, l q Ia per cent; prime mer.
camille paper, "a 4. Silver. 55I. Lead
$500. Copper, 1015.
Chicago. Wheat, May, $l.o34; July
ssSs. Corn, February, 30; May, as1g a
ssss. Oats, February, a51s: May, 26ss
Kansas City.-Cattle, receipts, 1000;
market, steady, others weak Texas
steers, $500 a $4.s5; Texas cows, SO. 0o
q $685.; native steers, So. 40 a s.. 20;
native cows and heifers, $500 a $4.15;
stockers and feeders, $2.75 a S5.25;
bulls, $3.50 a $500. Sheep receipts
1000; market, steady; lambs, $3.sO a
S5.40; muttons, $3.1 a $4.20.
Chicago.-Cattle, receipts, 5000; mar
ket, slow, steady; beeves, $3.50 a $3.50;
cows and heifers, $2.10 a $40; Texas
steers, $3.50 a $4.35; stockers and feed
ers, 80. so q $4s5O. Sheep, receipts, T.
600; market steady; natives $40 q
$4.65; westerns, $3.55 a $4.l5; lambs,
$4.25 "a $500
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TWO ENGINEERS KILLED.
Collision on Santa Fe-Pacifc Road in Cali
fornia Results Disastrously.

Randsburg Calf., Feb. lS.-Thc east
bound passenger train leaving Johan-
nesburg at $3.50 o'clock last evening.
collided with the west bound mixed
train OH the Santa Fe-Pacilic railroad,
three miles east of Kramer at 1l30,
instantly killing John Davis, engineer
of the east bound train. and John CoOns.
engineer of the west bound. The pas
sengers were badly shaken up, but none
seriously injured. The east bound train
was backing up at the time. and no
headlight was showing, and the west
bound train was running on the time OF
the east bound
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Damages Sustained by Fire.

Pittsburg. Pa, Feb 1s.--Fire today
damaged the National Wall Paper com
pany's works to the extentof $l95.OO0.
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spanish Cruiser Sent to Havana.

Las Palmas, Canary Island. Feb. Is.
The Spanish armored cruiser Almi
rantc Oquino. left here today for Ha-
Vana.
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Strictly First Class.

Housekeepers and restaurant man.
ayers can save money by purchasing
meats, fish and oysters from Bschotf
& Muller. Only strictly first-class meats
sold.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-02-18

Peace PrecautiOns In New York.
New York, Feb. 1S.-Every policeman
in the city is on duty today This ac-
tion has been taken In compliance with
the request of Assistant Secretary of
the Navy Roosevelt that all possible
precautions be taken against the pos
sibility of hostile demonstrations upon
the arrival of the Spanish cruiser Viz
caYa.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-02-18

An Arizona Postmaster.
Washington, Feb. 1S.--Russell II.
Chandler was today appointed postmas-
ter at Yuma, A. II.
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DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN r. H.
stations In New York. foot OF Barclay
and Christopher Streets
vEsTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN bUrrH'

800 A. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops At principal
1000 A. M.cats can sco RuF FrA scT zfMTRS
TTIcA. RIcHrIELD SPRINGS sYRA . roE ,. saa
INK at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points
100 p ". tDaily)-cflcsgo and Buffalo y..uousd *
press Tor SCRANTON, WII-k EsBARRE ana ~.
MIRA Pullman Buffet Parior Car TO rarnirn
Tnroush sleeping Cars ard Day Coach 20 Chicago
arriving a, 1 il p. N. day.
400 p. M.-scRANToS. wILKEsB .. 2 and pLfM-
OI-TH EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Prlor car
7.OO P ~ G)aiiy-Chicsgo and Bunao ves,;syisd LIN
,,.d Express for SCRANTON, B1SGHAMToH, Ell
MIRA BUFFMo Throygh Buffet let, sleeping .s pZ, Car
s,3O p ~ DailyD-Ruftaio Express Pullman Stepers
"'" 'or 'scFASToN BISGHAMroN. ELMfRA, BATH
MT MORRIS and BUFFALO arriving IN Buffalo
HAMTON OwEGo ITHACA. EI.MIRA SYRACUSE.
RicTJFIEI.D SPRINGS and osWEGO EXPREsS
Pullman Buffet Slespers .--
rrcKETe AND PULLMAN AcCOMNODAT1OSe A.
usnrv Gaze & sons IAmi,ed rs Broadway. - PARK
Place 40 Broadway and oa2 Broadway. Tickets az
80 .st,ors 4h-ave l2th.st 81 West 10th
=. as Columbus, ave New York 33s ana 1888 Fuon.st
an, iDs Broadway. Brooklyn. Timetables giving ful
Information 81 all stations -, -, f.. -.
WRsTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY Will eau Tor ana
check baggage from hotel or residence to destination
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ERIE RAILROAD.

a. folloSs and rye minutes earlier from Wes 40
o.00 A M-yestibued Express daily for bihs4 ~
Wsver,v Elmira Buffalo. Bradford Arrive buha''
y NJ Parlor 10 Buffalo. -, ,,.u. solui
o..Io ~ V-Vestbuied Limited fast mail Dslls. 80
train for chicago arrives Cleveland 40 A. A.
p. ST. sieepeFs to Chicago S'e'e'A"' anu
7,So p M.-Burac and Cleveland vss,i'u -i- NJ
jamestown 100 4 NJ Cleveland i2So T. ~ s,eep. .os
In1a,o s,S cleveland. making diIeet SVnhec'.o'' -
i s 60 md the West. cafe Library Car
s.4 r. solid train 70 c9i'as 9i,,S See tsr
WiSKErs ScAL TIME CARDS AND p i- h95si
IA Fast i25ths and 2I3 West l2oss,s
climbers and IVES, 23d 81 fsrries & nsoS
~. san E,on 81 as Broadway, Brooki,n w hn r..
ana tIb,ksn and Jersey city station Sew- ORR a. ran"
20 calls for and checks baggage from notes anu '
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND VASE.
INGTON.
From foot Of Liberty 81.
Week days. 49, 500. 1000 Ql:30 Dining Car A. y,
100 l45 $3.50 Is 90 Dining Carr, 800 p. N, 1915 ND,
Sundays, 4:sO. 1000 80 Dining Carr A. ". Ia!
900 Dining car) 600 p. N. 1918 mdt Additional
trains for Philadelphia, week days 600 A. n, 400
4.So 1870. 900 ?. Sundays, 300 4: NJ. 400 P NJ
BOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY. WHITEHALL 81.
Week days. 40 1855. SIS sac. 1855. 9OS e:2O 3 s.
1000. lob. lo45. Hos; i 80. ll:D A N: u y
SOS 4:ss .:s5. 5:s. SIS. e:io e2s. s55, 7so, 80.
s25 $40 a55, SIS. Il;f0 p. NJ 1918 udt- Sunoays.
ZOO ss5 1000 1870 A. ~ II 90 NJ 1855 las. 80.
800 ass ! 90 ass SIS. 500 $50. 7:25. SIS. s.eN
e:5S 1888 p NJ. 1918 mdt.
Tickets and parlor seats at foot OF Liberty S.
Whitehall 81. lls. l72 2sl 434. "a. 2s4 1923 Broat-
way 1877 9th 81 East l4th ST., i5S East l25h 81,
20 IVES, l25th 81, 25l Columbus Ave. New York; =
cour. St, $50 Fulton St.. Brooklyn 9s Broadway WILL
iamsburr The y. Y Transfer Co will call f,r ana
check baggage hotels residences 10 destination
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Friedel Margaretha. To- John W Haaren :.
i6sth-s las feet Of Audubon-ave 2 wear q"
Same to n 163d-st 125 n 2 Of Amsterdam
same 10 same same property, 2. year..........- a.;
same 10 same. same property. ,, year ..'t''. -
Hess Jacob. Elizabeth W. Balmforth. q.
i7sth-st 50 feet Of llti-ave. years. ....--; "'
Ift.ch Frederick @. Harris Mandelhsum ana
another Nos. 345 and 3i7 West 3ist 81. years. a.
Same same. No 20 East IIth ST. years -
Lignosk. MARIAN Frederick " and Marsr
retha W Trumpler. part Of lot 2i9 map Nlase
Of Wakefield 3 years -.-...-.
Moran, Dennis ". 20 William Hennessy.
corner Morris and 153i-st. years. ~
Matthews. Linton u. 20 John w Cornish. " %
ave. lot 2l2 map ~ Central Norrsanla' part M,
Of Bathgate farm. demand ........ ....'...-.- 81
Same 20 same. property demand 90. '"'
McWalters. Mary. TO Michael Finnigan. "lh- .,
ST. $40 f. Of Columbus year. ~
Ppp Henry and Kate. 10 Charles { MANNING
lot 400 map Of Van Nest Park year ."
Scharsmi;h. John T. 10 Ernst Marx IA man ON
pany. i73d-st % 80 ~ Amsterdam ave 8,
p ............- ~
Van Wrinkle Edward II William jaw ana az
other trustees. 9th-st. 36l2 u W or ON ,of
Woodward. Frederick T. 10 Frances Major eH
ecutrix etc sOih-s,. go y . ~ Amsterdam ~
ave, , years ....-.-.-. ---- :.
Healy Thomas and John J. 10 Jacob Ruppert no .,
Irving Place. leasehod. demand t''.'.-'''' o.
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Railroads..
ENNSYLVANIA



sIATIONs foot of West Twenty-third stree, and
ezrhe syns ns and fo G0rsnd Streets
Ssreets is ten minutes later than that Tor
S New York to Psbu's. sleeping car Psburs .
FAST s2P' GsE PtsSSs and Cleveland
300 Sou5 a; "; PENNsYtyANIA LIMITED -Pulm.a
on Cars For Chicago Cleveland. Toledo. Cincinnati
lso = w. c in1!sSs A =! ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
Ef w lSe HnS""s GesSso st. S
9'ff SEER Si E%sRssFor p.
"' f%5F %f'Gssas S. hfS' poars and
YORK s % Asoo"a DsTiV F P:
d' AND i5''F iIsds sor II coaches
s5o q go s. 2nns csD q an p es M
mn so g xh s9nsss seq o o b c e..
go consrsssio a Lin LIN "a all ParIor i and Din Din
ing rsrs 40 Dining Carr. $50 Dining Carr. $50
SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Express 40 p m. 1905 nigh,
Atlantic ,,, COAST LrNE.-Expre.s a2o a. and SIS,
FoR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK. a, N.
wesE S days and 40 m. daily ,,,..,-
Cortland Street. 10 M Through vestSued Trsiaa
Buffet Paror Cars. Passenger each. and Combined
f shr BsaA6b H.SR F,, wefsa sgDs,v
Grow. and Point Pleasant from Yves, oTweaiy-tsrs
street s s,nssS SO no % a20 2S b tS
and cortlandi Streets. aIo m ~ 10 23o. 80 5l0
lilo 2. m. Sundays. 9fJ a. m. D 10 2. m.
FOR PHULADELPHIA.
go 40 $50. $50 $50 20 $50 Penna. Limited $50
Dining Carr. 1910 Dining Carr 11.5o i2 so. 49,
30. $50 40. 40 Dining carr, ~ dining Carr. so
Dining Carr 40 $50 D.. m. 1906 night. Surdaya
80. 500 ESQ. 200 a.50 Limited. go 1880 tDn-
ing Carr m. $50 Dining carr. 80. 40 fDlnisg
Carr. 40 cD'nn9 Carr, $50 Dining Car, 40, $50
p ~. 1905 night.
way. Aston House Wes, Twenty third street station
ard stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets
Court Street SEQ Fulton Street. os broadway. ana
Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn: Station. Jersey
City The New York Transfer Company Will cali Tor
and check baggage hotels and residences through
TO destination
Telephone "l2-l Eighteenth Street" ,or Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
J b HT-TcHINsoN J. r WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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BALTIMORE ooh 10 RI!

Leave New York. WhitenaI le'''''' '0'
foot OF Liberty street. .S,,,av,
CHICAGO $3.50 m. .i4S N and '2; i'.j pS 3 m.
pirrsBURG 40 "a m 1873 isOm 1 her OnyJ
cISciSSATI ST. L1 %,Sor 5000 is m 1908 DinsA
IA m Diner) II 90 p. IN, u 10 ,p'n NH,
,ninsn .,:35 ,Diner). $3.50 p. and 'i-;Io "'s
NORFOLK. III 80 a. m. ,,s,,,s, .,.eper)
NEW ORLEANS, Ass 2. m 0hrousn s'eepp'
All trains are illuminated win pa,sn al y i4thst,
,2f Rowery V $50 34i Fuiton-ss o oy resden,s
nal, Terminal. Baggage checked tro" "'''
to destination.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Fur tracks. Automatic Block signals
Stations IN New York. foot Of Liberty St
and South Ferry, Whitehall ST.
ieave foot Of Liberty


F,ur tracks Automatic Block signals
Stations in New York foot Of Liberty 81.
and South Ferry, Whitehall s..
Trains leave foot Of Liberty ST.
On and after May q. 1888
For Eanon. Bethlehem; Allentown. Mauch Chunk &C.
600 70 Easton) A. NJ. 100. 80. 500 P. NJ.
For Wilkeebarre, Pittson and Scranton. 400. e:i0 A.
NJ 80 p NJ Sundays. $50 A. NJ
1000 80. TO ReadIng1 A. n. is, $50 500 s!s
900 % Reading P 81. 1915 night sundays 40
dl:sc To- ReadingJ A. NJ. 100. las. $50. 600 P. NJ.
For sIn6ury Lswisburg and williamson, a. 100, 500
sd@ 40 .s eco p n i lsiS n ns5, srndA'~
~ ~ ALL Rail ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c.
Grove. and points south 10 Poln, Pleasant; 4;D $50
days (stoPs at Ineraken FOR Asbury Park and Dean
Grove. 300 N0:l5 Red Bank only a. NJ 400 p NJ
For Atlantic Highlands. 43o. $50. 1880 A. ~, l;sQ
40 8l5 NJ sundays 900 A. NJ. 400 p
For Lakewood. Toms River Barnegat PARK and Bare.
sa, 4;3o $50 A. NJ. 1880 40 p. N. Sundays io:iS
For Atlantic City. vineland and Brdgeton. 40 A. n.
For Monmouth Beach. seabright and Highlands q
Navesink. +;3o. $40 1880 A. NJ, i:3o. 4;i5 p. NJ
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c.
From pier S. " r.. foot OF Rector St
For Atlantic Highlands Highlands OF Savesnk Nor:
mantie Rumson Beach. Seabrght. Monmouth Beach ana
Long Branch $50 1915 A. NJ l.oo Saturday only) 3;+S
For Eiberon. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove ana ponu
south TO Pon, Pleasant, 1913 A. NJ. 600 SATURDAY
only) 35 P. Sundays stop at lnterlaken 1or AsoaS
Park and Ocean Grcye.) $50 a. n.
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4 DVERTisEMENrs and subscriptions for The Tribune
received at their Uptown ONCE No l,2i2 Broadway,
"a door north Of 3st-s. until o'clock advertise
msnts received at the following branch oces regular
ONCE rates until o'clock p. VIZ c5i sth-ave.. . e.
cor I'D st. i5e 9Th ave. cor i2thst Mays Mh-ave
and l4h-s,. l42 Columbus West 6sth-s Ion
s?dst. between It'll sth 1859 East 47ths isss
e,st-s! LOS ist-ave nea. sethst; $50 ad,ave near
90o9 adavs go East 7ohst; lo21 50 Ae62 9avs.
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WEST SHORE RR

Trains leave W. 42d St; station y :, A. As ''
rNI p ~ raily Tor Aban, syrsouses =, Louis
Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit Syraeass Roches;
Buffaio Niagara Fails. Toronto, Detroit
e.~ NJ paIy Tor Albany. Utica. Syracuse .svssnA
tar nuffsio Niagara Falls Toronto. DETROIT Nv
Chicago and 81. Louis -. 40. obees
c. r LAMBERT. Genera s, rss xws New zen
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

REAL ESTATE TRANSf Els.
i7s,h-s, 50 It W Of lih-aVe. 2o17o; simon -.
Lot 2si map section 4 vyss estate Sarah .,
sIs,-et. Nee s4s and s47 West ss. 4sss 8: James
Maher ct al TO F. O. Letsch ,o.,,. /
1e2d.st 4 8 l2S I, OF Amsterdam S01ll26.
Edward NJ BurghArd. referee. TO Theodore
same property: Theodore Greentree and wife
A7th-s, n s. i2l # Of iI,h ave 29xIOO4: Celia
Raun 20 American Meter Company. ............ 300
"a 10: 2i2 map Central Morrisania SOL
xi2i ox50xlI9 TO- John W Cornish and wife to
Linton y. Matthews IL Ooo
am Eckenteider to Mari. J Ecsenfsidsr
Tooth ST, l95 n OF Lexington-ave 1oox
100 II: John Smith and wife TO Jane Nc
77tl.-s,, No en- East, ss4x,o2 Ok irregular; HArr.
MsnasSavm ana VIE to rrsde ass L.,rSh
nyi:iSs ~; ssl G S,i PAL 1s, wi,%
Sd-st. No $50 East. 4ex irregular; George
Nh, ha, ;.Y e, a TO Annie Harley y /
.. rms n 81 10 si.a " EOS: Annie
" s Shf T. H.sy 4s.a.f xnH.
ley ct al to came ..,...:.........:..: 49,. 10
I..a.. Ami. x sSI a n >. 9,o % as'y 2
isSth., rs i2s Z; W Of sth-sve, :sxes Ii; Emma
Arrsnd Place '.' IS is It v Of Perot St 2;1
81: James Maso~n 10 John chesnut ........
A-ave COZ cour:sndt-avt 81: ioss2 sx42.4:
oosn"st' y : sss n" # 81 1osh-ase sssioos;
ouinton Corwne rsferee. Theodore Green
RECORDED LEASES
MARKS. Abraham TO Antonio Maggio No 200 10
211 East i0sd-st 10 years: -. .......... N4A
k-ave, cor Bth-st. year.................. 100
RECORDED MORTGAGES
e;Ss 49,. xnsa.a' e s lola Dv'nswsssr 80
WV - y9eye $4,000
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Summer Reeorts.
G9EWS1rMME nMATENO

GREYsJgME CHATEAU,
TARRYTOWN on HUDSON.
The elegant Family Hotel city. IA acres.
shady grounds golf tennis, basket ball Sc 40 minutes
from city. boating and fishing river lake.
Particulars SEAMAN. 40 5th-ave.
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR The Tribune
received at their Uptown Once No i2+2 Broadway.
I'd north OF 3is-st. until o'clock advertise
received the following branch Offices regular
once rates until o'clock p viz 25f Sth-ave,
cor. 23d-s 1852 6th-ave l2th-st; Macys 9th
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Conntrn propcrin 20 Cct.


UoNr~-NNNDNDNNNNONNNNro
4 DIRONDACKs.-Iake Placid. The healthful and
~ beautiful 81 all the Adirondack resorts. altitude
Insects, dry, nvSoratlng, relieving
frelv hay ! offer LEI 'slTamonte'
COTTAGE, Al modern improvements superby located
high overlooking both lakes. stable.
ample grounds abundant supplies beneath.
$500. others lower Clarence 81 Noble owner 90 Cortland
4 DIRONDACKS.-Iake Placid. Most heAlthful and
"A beautiful Of Adirondack resorts. camps cottages
NOBLE owner. 2S cort.andi
7 1SIIP AND BAY SHORE a number of
- places stu FOR low prices Send
for list and information 20
G. 7. SMITH. Isp. l.. l.
4 r GLEN RIDGE. y. J--iO-r room queen cottage
~ perfect order: nodern improvements. rent. $3.50
cottage wide piazzas and hall impro, ements
hardwood floors. $40 Al Bloomfield select neghhor
hood. attractive cottage. improvements exposed plumb
porcelain tub. grounds. shade: 5000 10
improvements A. 400 White Street. city between ~
once. each place. NATHAN RUSSELL.
SARATOGA SPRINGs--A resident 1ewelry store
~ Broadway. opposite Grand Union Hotel. moderate
@ n OfMSTEr Saratoga Springs ~. Y
SARATOGA SPRINGS. Fine double front store 2oxlOo
- stories Broadway. best in village.
q. II. OIsMSTED Saratoga Springs
fIN0 RENT.-Fne mouse: u roms: Jamacs-sve. Flush
aowsiL Ts;as Sss'r' nn' '''"' and @''''~
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NEW BUILDINGS.

Nanhattan-st s. iSs Il ~ Boulevard fo-
ono story frame summer garden. 3sx5? r
3amman owner George Ehr~i No ~ Ia"
rence-s'. architect 's' 800
a6,h-s, r 8 200 {, ~ Lexingi on ave. foT
four-story and basement brick dwelling 2lHoo
Parish ot 81 Francis de Sales. NO o42 Lex
ington-ave owner, F u Poole. No isI 5th-aNe
architect ............... .....'' 80
IVES, Farms Road. corner Commonwealth
ave for th-ee-stors frame dwelling. 3t.lN4o
Theodore y Friend. No S07 Morris ave. owner
" Liner. No 2,551 "a ave, architect
Pelham Bay. $. adjoining Pelham PARK, for
two-.s.orv frame dwelling 26x24: Coils 7 Hunt
ington 57h-st and shave owner. william
Henderson. - architect .-...: -. 80.
Wales-ave e 1925 n OF Wee,chesier ave
for three .our-story brick fathouses. 2ox'o
Chisinc a Cowen. No 1871 East lOsth-st. own
ers " c D.ckerson. architect .....'.'.''''''
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AFTER ATTONS.

ALTERATIONS.
S1th-Sf No Toe West 10 four-story and nase-
men, brick fiat. lf Sy.yO: G F Langben, No 80
West s9th-st. owner: NJ Ferdon. architect
so3. n g COO II W OF Columbus-ave 10 three
story brick dwelling 156x73. Thomas
Kaughran NJ 1i3 West s2d-st owner; Richsrd
X DAVIS architect.
f;fh-s, No 3l4 West to four-story brick
school iOoxi0o: CITY OF New YORK. owner. c X
! SNYDER, architect. 49,
17ath-s, e 100 Z, w of Crane Place. 20 two
story frame dwelling George W Godward, 10
2lq West i3S'h-st. owner. J Johnson srchi-
A-thur-ave :, l75 II s Of 18th 81 % Nv
and-a-half-story frame dwelling, Patrick HICKS
owner William GuggolZ. architect. ...-.''''-''
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6elp h)anteo.


Male.
NY ONE with original ideas for advertising purposes
"A which be executed and autographed paper
metal will be remunsrafed II adopted Call
from 10 10 II A. ". Al factory. 305 F. 6ist At.
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Noh sALbr9T EASf TEENS S ONLY 10 PER cENi

NOR Saloon EASY TERMS ONLY 10 PER CENT
Il CASH REQUIRED. First class country residence
g (orchard PASTURE, Fast y.
from trolley connecting with Erie Susquehanna
railroads. 30 minutes from New York CITY Residence 3
built ~ wood brick lined slate roof fine cellar
under the whole. spacious wine vault under side lawn
asbestos between. Reception parlor
library dining splendid hall, grand twelve
bedrooms elegant tiled bathrooms bedrooms
bath perfect sanitary arrangements lheaing and plumb
ing inside finish ~ hard woods hogany
Building SiOOts Garden stocked
fruits white. rcd and black Suitable
sanitarium. hotel clubhouse residence VIII sell
less than half cost most liberal terms Apply 20
JOHN q. STEAD & 90. RDnihne Building. Paterson
y J Or g. s. CLARKE. Jr.. 1GO Broadway New York
JHOR sALE.-A genteman's country residence md lard
i 81 estate 80 miles and IL. hours from New York
main line 81 the Erie Railroad. 3l5 all in
grass. residence with magnificent drives. 200 feet
above dewaier, heahg giving loraiion For full
lars address X l.. Tribune ONCE.
DIVER VIEW Pi-rmont on Hudson.-F3eautfuly stu
IL ated commanding fine view OF Hudson. 70 rna.sria
near station than hour out beautiful drives
walks. bathing. fishing Address J.. BAAB. 3Il
Washington st. HObOkeA. y. j.
+ PIPER NYACK y. Y.-G acres. deightfu.ly situated
I FOR gentlcuan's country seat subdivision into
villa plots frontage 400 broadway. superb
look over Tappan Zee and Westchester HIS. also. 20
acres timber and woodland. Robert Gsdney, Nyack. y Y
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FURNISHED Houses Uante6.

careful. TENANT desires small and attractive coun-
" FOR July and August furnished for family
~ two. and within one hour OF New-fork Address
SUMMER BoX J. 800. Nev-fork.
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miscellaneous.
SD EpUCr.o.'' Ladies ony.-stout ladies reduced
~ their natural sze. without pills or dieting ofnGsA
az W. <2d st.. nrst noer.
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nOCK PROPERTY At YONkERS FOR SALE
- Piece Of dock property ~ Nonkers, y y containing
about 20 city lots iOr sale" suitable for manufacturing
shipping purposes FOR lumber coal yard plot has
about dock 'front.' and GOO feet front prom
lnent street. There IL also private switch from the
y. y. {. q II. X. r. the properly about 6o feet IN
length. Address y \. l.. +. O. Box 22a Yonksr- y. y
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CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.

Cottage OF rent moderate price eighth
OF mile depot. nicely furnished throughout. run
ming spring water. barn and garden. VAN CoCkBCRN.
Nj Pieasan'. rs.e- county. y. y
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Choicest Location in New Rochelle.

Beautifully decorated. 1f-Nom mansion, choice {
four ground beautiful shade trees superior plumb
Ing good stable accessible for sale lease Nigh
exchange. Photographs. =. Il HolGlTON. Owner.
III broadway tAfiernoons
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RECORDED MORrGAGEs.

-. xs1sttau, 70 lola priukwater. ~ .
- M q snvsr-ss. rwsnty-fourth
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RECORDED LEASES
Marks. Abraham. 10 Antonio Magic. No 206 Il
21B East l09d-st 10 years. ..........
Freedman, Fritz. 10 John Vera and another
X-ave. cor Bth-st. year ..................
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BERI< SHIRE HILLS.

A cottage - fourteen rooms with mocern "
rrovemeni. % lawn and handsome stable. sit
ated in the beautiful village - South Egremont, Mas
IL offered for sale A. targan. very attractive ph
FOR Who wants quiet country home Inquire
ERANK u. MkIGHT. Oreal Earrlng,on Mass