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Plans Filed for New Buildings.
DOWNTOWN.

LSovh ~ FourtssnM st)
9th IT. n O. las Az d; six-story and base
meut fat; Low enfield Prayer. oWnern;
Y Pelh m. architect; cost, ,,,,.,,,,,., $4,000
Monroe Ut, 2TD and 2Ali two six.story and
bAHsme MT ha.s and stores and Pier,
owners; q Pelham. architect oost..... $4,000
jackson gnd Henry SITS. " cor; aiX-stnry
fat; Bernhard Galewsh. owner; Bchnei.
der Hert-r, architects. coat ..,,....,... $4,000
Grand st. 2s3 and 2ST; two sx-story fats
and stores; Klein, owner; Schneider
Hertsr. architects; cost, ...,..........., 10000
Clinton ut, I7ai Improvement to tenNmsnt;
Mayer n LandAbergsr, owners; Y Ebelng
Broadway, 50 and 9 |; Improvement 70 Of
Noes; Adams Express Go, owner; Waller
a Chambers, architects; coat, ,.....,,,, 5000
Bonl st, oil Improvement to loft and
stores; Leon TannenbAum. owner, Buck
man Il Fox. ArchitectA; COST ...,.,,.,.,.., 5000
Nassau and BeekmAn sts . cor: improve
ment to Offices; O and W X Vanderbilt
owners; franklin, architect, COST 80, 500
9Th Ay. 81 Improvement TO dwelling aud
store; J PA Demarest. owner westerveIt,
architect; cost. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
EAST SIDE.
tEda Of FIN av.. bctossn liza and HON ttsJ
Fifth Az and 18th 1t, n Q oor tsn.story lofts
and stores; Leo Wise. owner; LOUIS Korn.
Architecti cost ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100000
26th 81, lob b; improvement 10 clubhouse;
Burke. owner; Mcorath, Arohi
Vecti coat $50
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Philip bufiey 70 Edward p scheii 81 4.
Same property oidren siiis;ri.. eir. to
Brook Az. es. 1887 n iesth 81, ii.sxp6;
Geo r Carrington. referee, to Selma veit..
irreg; Jacob Van Brink 10 Della shannon.
137th at, das IL, 2Bx 100; 6usAnnah kirch.
ner 10 John ToelberR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Union Az. .. eTs n 16bth II, 6ixl7b;
Philip Rhinelander To Howard Mcnn.....
fordham av, " 2, s2.p y Bathgats pl, 37.7x
s2.s: Conrad Helle TO Heinrich 10th. ....,
h fanSs w Sy atG os. lsis'
Bradhurst av, o Q. 27.g n 142nd ut, Ajax
69.2x2a.1oI8i.i1; Reuben II underhiii.
ref, TO The American Baptist Home Mis-.
16oth st. n 3. el5 % Morris sv.. 26iiia.6;
Nicholas Schroeder, ref. 10 Leo NJ Mosauer
trregi Abraham II Feuohtvanger and ano.
indiv and eStrI. TO samuel Cowen .......
Lot sos, biloxi II. amended map Mapes ss-
tate Ernst " Nachhxall to Anton
Berkowitk. Observation-Disclosures.
Az A.sw cor I'm at, iosIlo5 Unionport:
Isaac r u Arrow TO James II Maloney
Az G, W =, ibo n Cedar nj. fo1ioo; Ben.
jamin Adams to Daisy r Brady and ano,
Tiffany st. o 9. lot block ACT. map sub-div
Lyman Tiffany, 1OOxl .7xpS.bx26.o 81 John
Bussing. Jr to John Toolberp .............
Bathgate av 1850, 3, 1.bIl0o; John Toel-
berg 70 susannah Kischner ................
George Darlington. referee. 70 Joseph q
Brook Az. . 9. 2oa. 4 n issth 81. ii..siab,
same to Joseph O Bchrader, ,.,.,.,,...,,,,,
Brook sv, es. 1sAl n Ibsth at, 1T.sxpb;
George Darlington, referee. to same.
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se... Lucia, vs. Mark Y Stevens and Ano.
Amsterdam Az. 80 cor saith st. Dso ID,
Murphy. Geo {. vs same same prop. Dec Q,
1910 -. -, .,.,.'.,.,..... IL
Dubois. Jacob. VS. same. same prop. Dec ,.
same Va same came prop, Dec }, 1890 80. 81
En- OGDEN Lumber Co Va jeremiah n Plan
agan Aud aLo, i2Ith 81, Il q. $50 sth Az.
Goid,us.. Emil. va John shea. 18th st and
Amsterdam Ay. . COZ Oct II, laso
schaplersr. Herman. W estof Geo Argonitrs
Luks.. Anna " John Dale Robtins Az. 80
cor ~ tn At Sept 3, l-sn. .....,.....
Bracalcllo. fsAnk. va John u Met,ler. Pros.
peet Ay, ca, 81 n l-lrt 81, Dec \. 1899
Sane Va ssme. Valentine a'. 2osd to ailo.
Dec \, lHpg ..,..,,......,... .,,..s,,.,,,,
Bcne ,etto ForllAno vs. Bernard IsaAos ct
iIuv 49, ...,,.-.,,.. 800. .'-....,, IL
MslSow,u. Tony, vs. Pclstsm h Cohen. sas
70 % .,s =. 'a1 70. D. ios. Wr. c,:.idr
y Is T. POSI- I'd Az and ?t7 T. IoNh a.
p.uouis, A Ms..ei h Co. v. Light and W
susarmAn. rs, TO i5a Monroe st. Oct IN.
~ Terra Colt. Co rs same. same prop. DC,
Rider Er CO on Engine Co W. same. Same
prop, OF 80 ls,v. ........................ [
Vermont Marble Co vs same. same prop.
Ny slate work. vs. same. same prop. Nov 8.
Ek + Marin ', same. same Iror. Oct 81,
1879 ................ ......r,.,,. ,s........,
Miller h Mofsenson vs. same. same prop.
Oct ~. ISpp. ...,,,......s,.. -..,..,...,,..
EASTERN Hyd Anlic Prsss Dk ca vs. same.
same uron. Oct 81, 1879. ...,..,,.,.
Barb'g Edwd, vs. ,amr, same pr y, Oct 30.
vi son. Mar So. VS. SINE. same prop. Nov
Nevins, James 4 Sons, vs. anne. same prop,
NOV h, lSOb. t...,.... s.s''.'.t,,.,.',,..,.. q
Delnskr, LYMAN, lame. same prop. Oct
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Real Estate Transfers.
DOWNTOWN.
LSOnlh OF knnrLS.n,h ,

LSoph OF Fourts,nh IT.
9TH R. Ii ss % j f solomon
N sp,sr, re cree, to Charlie Jackson. =. 1900
I ea4s, a. 70 Mary ~ 4 20 1t'o Many
Lpd'"w :" w. W.: To- DGiAnecy st, 21{si.o:
Is,,tss, i; hosaie ii steele, widow. to
Sane pro srtT VIZ Edwin e" stSsos aud .no. 1905
eIrs, rGme: p part. ls.sos
.'spart ..,.;.,:... '.,.,,......,.,..',:. 1880
Pc ,.ehse 70 Abrsh.m cogen. 49,. 49,. 10000
"a ma 's re rSt sna 10 faTa ssss md
cann,n, =. ia5, vs.. a'.2,oo, sIa@, I1ao; '''
Pncus LoHenfe'd and ano 10 Morris
hrohoFet.. .,...,....... 10000
tKan ., FirA ar.. .>tS.sa faaf,.na and iioa .u.,
' 6y + ae to H Ssn e. E sSt.0c' Robert
Is! y, VS.: nj n 10th q, 26i7', Cha.A
Az 4, weIr 18th It. 2ts1G Deli. shan. ''''o
sis,n 10 T. a5sio!a. Andrew Bro.o to
sSt4 st. Az e .25xiois; Gaiciiii;s stem. :
7tth st. - ~ = Madison Az, bsIiioa.3,
Chas Gulden to Paul L. Ford ........... 10000
tWta NJ FyJh ar. IetSssn Faurt.enM and IIon a..)
s7th 81. rs wcst 2oIioo.s; Albert d OPP
Ps,nhe jim t War Mary oppenlGYs ote r..y gift
'S Sr .. to Chsriot,o st.r SHSSt Ene'ne
'Sa I. Kos, f"2 e. IVA WS sSssss Ma.
Sane E r rSG'ETy william WI Schneider TO limo
Am. INST dam az. 5aa to $50 and 2oi wss.
sSth st. 7oIio2.2' Geo @ Duy to Louise
Ain.tsrdaln av, n " cor sith st. io2 ax7o: i''
gene Van sehaick 70 Louiss schweeer
Wsst. 2HIlO0.G; FTodl Hart to Esther 4
wheaton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
HARLEM.
thdnhattdn Isidnd, NORTH V if0A ST.
nth AT T. II . Auielio PAM to
Lucia Papa
l cha. Rle: 70 HI ia Brown ~ sot.ooi. 100
Plot n private =. :, sI'sn ling n and.w
%s.S,".'oqp I'll. Psssis, II23sSios.ii' VIM 'li ~
'fsH Wider sts 70 Dsnsi M,sss'sl 1900
1IIth a. ,S. at 70 All on A. hsS5,5So.
9Th Az. ai4l, VS.. .t.axi"o; James Hughes
9Th az .Sss. VS., ssli6S; David Rc6ey and 10000
ano to Martha b Moster, .,.,,.,,,..,,,
i eSs. &: Z; ssS John oa.' Man COO
BRONX.
(Borouyh OF III. BronpJ
College av. 9 cor lad st. 2bxloo; Albert
ID s9 & s' ' 500 II xan AZ. ii.iii
AIMS ~ So2 assnlSSS; Emanuel Hsilaer 70
Union HsSDa az. aoi 9oIiooi william VAIN.
MAIN sfs To road 1'S|i Boston $3.50
All lands Of J3hn Cornell. runs . SILK
!sss ''tS v William. S TO D.# ana sHa
Beach av Q 3. 100 Beck or proposed lbiGt
n :9yiooi Charles Schneider to Frider' ,oo
Arthur4av, W ., .2Ha n Kingsbridgs road,
boyI26: Frank j. Butler aud TO Pas
qIIaia Milillo ana others, ............,... $500
Lots a IT, mapI1 lots Cedar Hill plot, on
Is. ,Pexsll farm; Maria r Tishs to Eliza :,
Lss,Rs,sa ~ 81: iS7 E ,ssa 4, v!d:nsS.
to Ernst MARI. Nathan c.. ,............,... 1880
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Lots 427 and 4as. map section A, vyse estate, Esd
ward; Marie TaahjIAn vs. Bridget sullivan, to do.
clare deed void; attys. o @ h Black.
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Rropvet. Morris. to Pinous Lowenfold and
ano. ..;...,......s........, 1887
Robitzek, Hnjamin. TO George Ehret,...... B,tOC
Hoyt, Henry Il. and ano eIrs &c. 10 Louis
TT Inner. trustee 1000
Purdy, Oscar. and Robt 3. eIrs. &c. to Rob't
3 Purdy Observation-Disclosures, o.oIs
Same To Annie Purdy. ,.....:,,,.,.,,.. 5000
RDths rrnel. Albert, to bernard Adler ...,... nom
The Lawyers Mortgage 90 TO Edward T
Hunt c!r, &C.. ,,,,s;,,.,s,,..,,,.,.:;, %, 900
Neddsr. hans ~ 10 Thos and WIN Hall. 10 o
Winslow, Edward, to Ward Ford .,,....,. 100
Weisman Rosa TO Frances MAr1......,,.. nom
Young. willie, and ano. To Henry W Post, 8.bso
Addison. Thomas and ano 10 Michael II Es-
man and ano ..,.....,..............,,, 1900
Cora, James u 70 DANIEL NSer.....,,..,,:,, LOO
Emerson. Sarah ii aud Geo Pierce exr 40,
to Mary Merritt, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. $500
Fame to Sarah Ii Emerson. trustee. .....,... a. 90
same 10 same .,....,.,,..,..,.. $4,000
same 10 sauc 1900
Foster Frederic do r. to American Bible
Society. .";;,,.,;,,. .,;.: .,..,.., 10000
Kaiser John 70 Howard KruR Jr...,... 2bo
Powell. Sarah II, to Noah Chapman, err 1910
RotherInel. Albert to Philippine Hatz.,...., nom
bchmuck Bertha TO John q, BorYstede. go, lBbo
Kempton. Jane T. 10 Henry De Weekes,
trustee 49,, 10000
RAme 70 Laura Deiano.,...,.,..,;,.,..... $4,000
Panco3,t, trustee 10000
CAmpoeiI Corh N, TO Annie Greer........ 800
Malone. Patr OK and wife, to Mary Viii 1000
Heck Henry to Laura + Van Ripper. .....,... 1000
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Crotona Az, cor CrotnnA Park. lxoI 100.
DalAban Glober vs. Fred Bailey. ......... $1,000
Same prop John Tuohey va same. 300 90
Same prop Ranaee Luongo W same........ $1,000
Eagle Av. VS.. zoos i6dth st. iooIsS: same
to sAne ................ ............ $1,000
Same prop RAiAuan n ilobcr ..... $40 90
same prop JoHn Iuohey Va same 49,. $4,000
same prop, htaines. Peek Taller Cows
came ...... $4,000
sAns prop. caro- Son vs same....::.... 1890
8!th 4. 25t ". Henderson Bros Va May
18th st las o iiSE FARMING Travsrs W
Rossmond Hsrtef =. go. ,.ioo.oo
w.idron -. 100000
Ben.atIir Weight aud Ano. ....,.......... $500
haHer Ses,i, We James ii c.s.idy.,..... 1890
SGirnal EIpress Co ~. -. $1,000
lIsih 81. II :, $50 q Amsterdam sv. Ioo1
!oo.ii Rooer, Kes-bey vs. Robertson ,.
Az b. 26s. eeawAAb Bro. vs. Thomas Cur
nnghau It al ..............,...,r. 1900
Iti. st, aos and ali ", Jos ssil.sEi VI Geo
Gruth ............... 10000
Henry WorthiuIton va G l.AGrossa 1i7oo
Hmsrd Bu..s vs samuel Mecrsetsn., =. I.7os.oo
ciS Co r.f steele and l. o Leyrsr Iss.sa
same prop ChAs Farrell W same. ......,... 400
a2d 1t, 2Os lra kiln bailey assignee,
&c, W Benin HAYWARD. str. Se... e4.ss
~ 100. J DuGy 4 Co. We Fred bailey 1890
E4sl- aV - 200 iooih st. looKioo: .
coalnen. avs asa n io7,h Of isyI
yo,t,.sy aud n.rr,. HSiIm.n. $500. L4ii.s4
Columbus Az, IS, Andrew brown W
katherine caen ,~e,h or chenouith
Jackson av,. cor. ltsth e. .IoSsr.e
Henry U Kirchnsr y, ChAs Miller ct a: 400. 90
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Long Island Sale or Rent.

NEW COTTAGE: four rooms: Ave lots; only 5000.
~ $40 down same monthly; ,ery cheap
LEWIS, Northport.
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Cost 0fhee Nptirr.
UHOlCM THE SUN,
IIs wEsT l.sTH Of,
BRANCH. '.A, '-o. S
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.
should be read DAILY by all Interested a. changes
may occur at any time.)
Foreign malls Tor the week ending Dec. ls. lso2,
Will close PROMPTLY In all cases. At the General
Post Once as follows; PARCELS POST MAILS close
on, hour .drit.r than closing time shown below.
Par els Post Mails for Germany close at p. II.
Monday.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
SATURDAY.-Ats A. NJ. for NETHERLANDS direct.
per steamship Amsterdam. via Rotterdam dot
tiers must be directed per steamship Amster-
dam -; at = A; H. for ITALY per stsamship
directed pei. steamship Kaiser VIM. t..D;
at lo;so A. NJ supplementary II NJ. for
ECRoPE. per steamship LucsniA,' via oueens-
PRINTED MATTER. &c,-derman steamers sailing
on rue.days take Printed Matter. &c.. for Ger
many, and Srerilly Addressed Printed Matter,
Nc; Tor other parts Of Europe. American and
White Star steamers on Wednesdays, German
siesmsrs on Thursdays. and CnnArd. French and
German steamers Saturdays take Printed
Matter Ne, for all countries for which they
advertised To carry mail.
After the closing OF the Supplementary Trans-
Atlantic Mails named above additional supple
montary mails are opened on the piers OF
the American, English, French and German
steamers, and remain open until within Ten
Minutes Of the hour OF sailing of steamer,
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9ateuts.

PATENTS for inventions procured Ltomptly, Low
rates hoEDEi BIsihsEN IFraal 4. 'DrisssAk
W Nassau st., NIX.
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, 4 apartments 70 Jet
FURNISHED Rooms s apartments to Z

FURNISHED Rooms & apartments 10 Eet
East Side.
HONE COMFORTS Large small, clean rooms:
running water excellent board; near all cars
1bd Fast S4th st.
I EXINGToN Az, Iio-Sevly furnished and
II decorated. single or en- suite.
MADISON Az. iao-A handsome, lAr,s square
W room with private bath on second hoor also
one other desirable rom; valet attendance; break
fast optional; references re. Iired.
Dp Az. hss-Furn's shed front room. suitable for
- two gentlemen; Also hall room.
18th ST. $50 FAST-pestrAb'e wall Furnished
rooms large and snail for gentlemen.
OETH ST, ~ VAST near Madison av,-rtne large
~ room; private bath; also small rooms; gentle
men; references.
p SUNNY rooms for bachelors or married couples
breakfast optional.
West Side.
A HANDSOME sIITrS.inrle sra douhl. rooms.
waite baths. O'NFGLLs MANSION al West a2d at
ErRNlsHEp ,APARTMESTs-Fonr or nys rooms.
nrses. tAsi. "s,r% "Iss. ."nG l
RESPONSIBLE box laa. SUN Office,
FURNISHED ROOMS. en- suite or single. for dwell.
broadway.
nrrosITr WALDORF.
Handsome second floor: priv,te bath; single
rooms: references. ~ West S3d It.
9TH at. ~ WEST near Neutrality-suspicious. with
- or without private hath; steam heat; elevator:
excellent table thnte restaurant in ueiyhborhood.
2OrH ct. - WEST, between broadway and sth
sN' RVenua. ~ rent FOR grnt'nmcn: hand snme
suit" OF two rooms. rrivat" bath; also single room
C0D ST. 10 WEST. ornositc wadorf-Handsome
'o rarlor su't" sntahlc My stcsu; also one other
suite AMI single room: ys'et attendance; breakfast
OPTIONAL. references required
2ITu ST. 40 wEST-wel furnished suite OF
UT three rooms sni prvate hath; AlsN Desirable
single room neishborhocd select; convenient to all
cars,
4 fTH ST. iN7 WEST between BroadwA and 9TH av
t'f --Comfor'ahlv furnished double and sin"le
ROOMS; runnin'. hot and cold water every conve.
niencc; central location.
SETH ST., I:7 wFST-PNrlor and bedroom: st.am
cp heat runninT water; southern exposure; snit.
nhlr couple, four gen lcmen. DAY.
OETW 81, ia WESr--Vcry handsome room
') dressing room annie closets; suit.
able for two Ventomen' house and service hiyh
class; neighhorhood select
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TRANsPACIFIc MAILS.

TRANSPAClFIC MAILS.
Mails for Hawaii, Japan, China and the Philippine
Islands, via San Francisco. close here daily 81
$3.50 +. NJ. up Ia Dec. s6. inclusive. for despatch
per steamship America Maru. Mails for China.
Jaran and the Ph,lippine Islands. via Seattle.
elusive for despatch per Steamship Idzami AAru
Mails for Australia except West AustrAlia), New
Zealand, Hawaii, Fiji and Samoan Islands, via
Ran Francisco close hSre daily at $3.50 p. n. sfter
Dec. 50 and up to Dec. s2S inclusive, or on day
OF arrival OF steamship Campania. due at New
YorS Dec ~ for DIES, a'ch per stesnahip
Mar'posA. Mails for Janau, China and the
Philip ne Islands via San Francisco, close here
da,lvsi G;9o p. NJ up n Dec. -, inclusive, for
despatch per steamship AlsoA Gs,.er CO.. must
ciety Islands; y, San Francisco, close here
despatch by ship Tr0pic Bird. Mall for China
and Japan, via Vancouver, close here daily 81
$40 p, NJ up to Dec. k28. inclusive, for de-
spatch per steamship Empress OF India trsGs-
tered mail must la directed via vAnoouvsr'o.
Mails for Hawaii. via san Francisco closa here
daily at $50 7, VI up TO Jan. Is, inclusive. for
despat n per steamship Australia. Mails for
Arstral teycapt West Australia. which goes vie
Europe, and New Zealand which goes via san
couyer, close here daily at lao p. NJ. up TO Dec.
$50. Inclusive. for despatch per steamship
Aorangi
Trans. Pacific mails are forwarded to port of sailing
daily and the schedule OF closing Is arranged on
the presumptiOr OF their uninterrupted overland
transit, sRegstered mail closes at p NJ, pre-
"' CORNELIUS VAN coTT. Postmaster. =
Post Once. New York, y. December +, 1899.
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MAILS FOR sSyTE t ANG &C CENTRAL AMERICA

SATURDAY IA, NJ for BERMUpA. per steam
ship Trinidad; at 10 A. N. Complementary 1880
4. NJ for FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA. sAyA.
NILLA and CARrHAGENA. per steamship Allie
ehany letters for costa Rcs must be directed
psm.n ss%'hp M ~, HAr r. n.r n
ship Alps Hll A. for CUBA. Ier sss.m.hie
''rer Mc,ico"r at ii A. N. for PoRro SiCO,
per steamship Ponce. via San Juan; 81 ?. n.
for At LUCIA ant NORTH BRAZIL. per steam.
.hip PAraense vi, Para, Maranhap and Cears; d 8
". for JhMAIc., per steamship Erna: q u
A. Nj. Tor YUCA1AN, per stcAmshtp Ravensdale,
via PrNgrosN letters for other parts OF Mag, leo
must be directed per steamship RAvsnsdsls'').
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DOWNTOWN.
tSoph Of Fo~rte<sM si.)

tSosh Of Fosrte<nh siJ
Lewis st. es, es n Houston at; Ely Green
blot 10 John II storer. demand. .........
Chrystie ct, ais and 800: Jas and Henry
Stern to Mutual Life Ins Co. 8 yrs......
I'd Av, " 9, 80 y l2th Of, lenseho d. Christian
T Grunwald to Bertha Lpsere. o yrs.
Same pro perty. same to John HAlk.I w..
Franklin ct. ID; n Realty Co to Am Mort
Cd at. 80 and So "; Ed w Coeyeshaii
and joint tenants to Lawyers, Mort Co
Il yrs .....;,;...;.....,;;;......
Ter and ano. demand. Neutrality-suspicious..
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% Ert for BUSINESS PurpDsts.
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Mails for Newfoundland by rail to North sydssy-
and thence by steamer cloas At this once daily
~ $3.50 T. N connecting close here every Nom
day, Wednesday and Saturday.. Mails for Nj
quelon, by rail ~ Boston aud thence by steamer
close at this once dall at s,2n p. NJ. Mails soi
Cuba, by rail TO Port TAMPA, Fla. and thence By
steamer close at hts otnoe daily except Mon.
day) NS 4: NJ uhe connecting closes arc on
Sunday. Wednesday and Friday. Mails for
Cuba, by rail to Miami, Fla. and thence
ny steamer close a. this once. ey"ry
A NJ, the connecting CLOSES are on Tues
day and SATURDAY. Mails for Mexico City, over
land, unless sps tally addressed for despatch by
steamer, close at this ONCE daily At a;Bo A, NJ.
and 2:3O p, NJ. Mails for Costa Rica, Belize,
Puerto CorteI and Guateima. by rail 70 New Or
leaus aud thence by steamer. close al this ofnoo
daily at $500 2 ". competing closes here Mon.
days for Belize Puerto CorteE and auAtem 4lAl.
sRcgsterod mail closes at \ p. NJ. previous day.
tR".tster,d mail closes at =. II. second dag
before.
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CHAPTER XII.
NJ RAvAILIAc DOES NOT SUIT

/ NJ hANAiLl.AC DOES NOT SUIT.
slept profoundly. and toward morn
ing vas baf awakened by an uneasy
feeling that there was some one in the
room. This passed away; but a short
time after ! awoke with a start, and,
looking around. saw Ravaillac bending
over some Of my things. which were
lying IN corner Of the room. As |
looked al him. slight movement on my
\ part attracting his attention. be babe
me a civil good morning.
Whilst he moved softly about began
10 piece together the noise OF the STUN
Ole ! had heard outside my door when
Gbout TO set ont with Palm, and de-
,ermined to question the man, and by
watching the play Of his features, and
noting bis manner Of reply. try and dis
cover II there was anything to show
that my idea was correct.
Pretending therefore 10 be unaware
Of what had passed. asked;
How was il you were not in to re
ceive me- last night. RavaillacY''
There was a quick up and down move
neni az The long gray eyes, aud he an
swered
Il vas ~. monsieur; trust monsieur
ie cheyalier is not hurt p
"Hnrtl Why should | be?"
Monsieur will pardon me. but ]
thought it possible"
How so?'
~Monsieur's clothes we're dripping
wet when first came in. aud his rapier
stained full six inches from the point
when drew u out Of its sheath 10 clean
il this morning. II looked like an arm
thrust. and thought"
Never mind what you thougls-
had a slight affair last night. but was
not hurt" II was clear 10 me that he
was trying to carry the war into my
country. as IL were. by counter ques-
lions 10 mine. ! therefore cut him
short. and added;
Your Illness came and went very
suddenly. Are you often taken that
way2''
Then monsieur knows"
"A great many things. perhaps; but
kindly answer my question"
IL may have been fancy or not; but
Il seemed TO me that. as once before,
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A FRIEND In NEED.
When in Doubt, Friends Advice
Is Always Appreciated.

81 Many times in the journey OF lie we
- ourselves in doubt, and Is thea
Il : appreciate most the advice Of friend
"a, an acquaintance who hes I aveled
8, b,ough the darkness into wsieh se are
nst about TO plunge. Showing the way
an act OF friendship Faith can be
#placed in the experiences and opinions
8 ff the gentleman who shows tie way
H. the following statement. lie can be
#depended unon to corroborate it in
z,enIy TO any communication sent TO him
In IS only a re-echo Of the testimony Of
Thousands OF his fellow citizens, pub
zljshed in the daily newspapers through
Y out the land
The Rev. Geo A. Wilkins, OF West
/ ebanon, N. H.. says: From exposure
and over-work while in my last clerical
charge. / experienced considerable
.,rouble with an affection of the kidneys
i naturally tried ordinary household
,emedies at first. and receiving little il
anv benefit, | followed it up with other
nreparationi, said TO be kidney cures.
A notice about Doan's Kidney Pills
caught my eye while reading paper
one evening. II struck me il they per-
formed half what they promised. they
might bring me relief | took a course
II the treatment, and obtained good
results. am pleased TO endorse Doan's
Kidney Pills as a preparation up TO the
representations made Cor them"
Doans Kidney Pills are for sale by
ali dealers Price. 50 cents Mailed BY
Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo y Y,
sole agents 81 tie United States Re-
member tire name -DOan's ard take
10 other
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Continued next week.
EMPEROR ENGINEER.
The German Monarch to Decide ON an
Electric Trnmway.

The German Monarch to Decide ON an
Electric Trnmway.
To act at one and the same time as
German emperor and king OF Prussia
is no sinecure, says the Pail Mall Ca
zette. In addition to the functions nat
urally pertaining to his exalted position
he has to solve terrifying number Of
questions that in other countries would
be reserved for the municipal authori-
ties. Thus the question as TO the sys-
TEN Of electric tramways 10 be adopted
10 Berlin is lying in the kaiser's cabinet
for final decision. The plan OF the lines
has already been approved. but the sys-
TEN of conducting the current has not
been settled. The emperor has there
fore to act, as il were, as imperial en-
gineer in deciding between overhead
wires and underground conductors or
accumulation cars.
As soon as be has pronounced his hoe
yolo. sic jubeo. Berlin will be provided
with the largest system of electrical
tramways on the continent The ber-
lin Tramway company has already COM
pleied its preparations, the lines are
laid and the ears are ready; only the
wires and poles for conducting the cur
rent have 10 be procured. Everything.
therefore. will be in full working order
by the summer. The emperor is GER
iainly taking plenty Of time for his de
eision. for the plans have been in his
civil cabinet since October. and are stu
without his signature
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nj. Particular Bent.

Fond Mother-If that boy Of mine
has any particular bent, can't find II.
Guardian What experiments have
you made to find out?
Fond Mother-Nery thorough ones,
gave him toy printing press a steam
engine, box Of paints, chest Of tools.
and lot of other things carefully ~
lected, TO find out whether his tastes
were literary, mechanical artistic,
commercial or what, and | know 70
more thar did before.
Guardian-What did he do with
them?
Fond Mother Smashed them all up.
Guardian-Ah, ! see. lie is to be 4
furniture mover.-Tit-Bits.