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C. II. Gregor's Sons have sold for Thomas
Graham the new hve.story American base,
ment dwelling No AS Fast Eighty second
street. 1SxlOOO, and for Clarn H. Dsbrow the
three-story dwelling No. III East Eiehty-third
Il. j. Siberian has bought the dwellings
Nos. 33S $40 and 1874 East Fiftesnth street
from Michael Larkin. Michael Hayes and
Abraham Marks, respectively. Tho plats are
21xIO3.3 each aud will be improved with nve-
story. threo-family fats. for which plans are
Rusher K Bnhcock have sold for Henry Open:
heimer to Matthews K Eppenstein the plot q
four lots on the north side OF EiRhty-iourth
street, 100 feet west OF West End avenue.
The plot will be improved with six dwellings.
DR.. Joseph Cloves has sold to DIR. y i.
Schenck tho four story ,brownstone private
dwelling. lot 11.Shx1UQ, No. UG7 Fifth avenue.
The estate OF Brian McKenny hns sold the
five thrss-story orownstone dwellings. each
lot lsxl02.2. Nos. 10o to 1I6 East seventy
Jesse C. Bennett K Co. have sold the five.
story APARTMENT house. 2sKlOo. No. l3S Wost
Kobert g. Clark IL reported to have bought
the plot OF four lots the east side OF IT. Nicn-
olas place. 1O4 feet south OF l55th street.
Kahn and Bnuman haye sold to q MI HON.
man the ilye-story flat No. 400 Fifth avenue.
for about $2S5OO.
Henry Acksr has sold the five STORY Nat. No.
"A West 18th street. ,,
1t is reported that tho Prospect Hill Reformsd
Church has sold to a builder the plot, lO0 Tx
100 on tho northwcs corner OF Madison
avenue and Ninety.nlnth street. for about
$4,000.
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A PANIC cLEvERLr AvERTED.
How Three Men Gained a Crowd In :
RnrninK Hall In Patterson.


PATERSON. N. j.. Nov 23.-Presence OF mind
on the part OF three men nvcrted panic at the
concert OF the Paterson Cricket Club In Apollo
Hall last night. The Metropolitan ouartette
was ngIng when cloud OF smoke was waited
across the hall from tho Church street side Of
the building. woman in the audience
screamed "Firow and the spectators rose to
their feet. The smoke continued to pour
out over the assemblage. and those familiar
with the conduct OF crowds knew that II was q
perous moment. Fortunately. there were
three cool heads In the audience.
The first was that of the man who was acting
as escort to the nervous woman who had given
tho alarm. He threw her into her seat and
clapped his hand over her mouth. At the same
time Tax Assessor james NJ. Denton. who was
In the rear OF the hall. passed out to call fire.
men and on the way instructed the officers at
the doors to allow no one to go out under any
circumstances. The few who attempted to
escape were surprised into submission. Then
John NJ. Hunter. Superintendent OF Parks.
arose from his place and mounting chair.
addressed the audience:
ia no cause for alarm. there is no Are The
committee Is very DESTROYS OF proceeding with
be be- seated 80 that L may he done You know
We want to have time to dance afterward."
Hunter. who could plainly see that q danger
nun her on the programme and tho audience
| snt down. Anew moments later Denton arrived
with nremen and extinRuishors.. As they en-
tered the hall the flames appeared through tho
thin partition that separates tho main foor
from the corridor. They mado short work OF
the flames and the concert proceeded.
In tho corridor 1t was found that mass OF
paper, saturated with oil. had been piled mp
, being clearly Of incendlary origin. It was tho
seventh tins that an attempt had been made
TO burn Apollo Hall. most OF the former Efforts.
like this one, being, made when the place. was
crowded with people. Proprietor Crown Is at
made and Albert Van Saun. who owns the hall.
has no theory to advance. In every case the
police have investigated and been unable TO
secure "A clue.
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ThAnka to Tnmmnny.

Daniel Talon. Lord Mayor OF Dublin. and
John E. Redmond. NJ. p. have written the fol-
lowing letter to Richard Croker concerning
tho gift OF $4,000 made by Tammany Hall
for the purchase OF the Parnell homestead:
'on behalf. not only OF ourselves. but OF mil
lions OF Irishmen at home and throughout the
world, we return to you and your powerful
organization most grateful thanks; BY your
generosity and that Of your friends, Ireland
has now been saved from the disgrace which
would have fallen upon her. II the. Parneils.
who saved countless Irish families from eyie-
ancestral and historic home, This noble action
Will never be forgotten by our country"
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The Tax Commissioners through The CHy
Record yesterday took the public into their
confidence concerning q number OF appoint
ments and removals made on Nov, 10, The
changes were as follows, Resigned: sylycs-
ter I. former, searcher; p. J. Newly, clerk (;
q. A. Sturia. cierk;L i. Malone, clerk Thomas
4. Moorehead. clerk bmk. ,ApEoIpieeda; Ernest
Hoorehead, ssarchsrs. $i,2UO.. Salaries In.
creased :, T., j., sheddey. searcher, Sl.Mn to
So 5cha s'cT% rnlHy spa9 shsss oi
Richmond borough, 81, 100, 70 $2,lo9; James
Mcnamara. deputy, $1.7u0 to $1,000; Theo-
dore A. Madden. $3.50 to $1,000.
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REAL ESTATE NEWS.

The brokerage branch OF the realty market
was somewhat more active yesterday than on
Wednesday. and several sales OF more than Or
binary Importance were reported. These sales
included another Fifth avenue dwelling. high
class modern residence on East Eiehty-second
street. a plot OF lots on Madison avenue at
Ninety ninth street. and a similar plot on
Eiehty.fourth street. near West End avenue.
These properties are OF greater value than
those which have figured in the lists OF re-
ported sales OF late. Fifth avenue. after con-
tinusd absence from the list. has furnished
during the past two weeks many OF tho more
interesting OF the transactions reported.
In the auction room yesterday. with one
exception. oil the sales were the result Of fore
closure proceedings Seven parcels were
scheduled for sale. one OF those being adjourned
until Dec !. Only one pa reel went to an I'M
interested party. There are five offerings for
to-day
Theodore q. Stein took title Yesterday to tho
unfinished building on plot lO0Sfl20 on the
northwest corner OF Central Park West and
Ninety first street.
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Auction Sales.

ID. phpnix Ingraham 4 Co. sold. in lore.
closure the ilve-ptory brick tenement. No. 4oi
West Fity-third street, 10 George A.
Mcdonald for $25. 100. ,
Bryan L. Kennedy 4 Co. sold. In foreclosure.
the two-story frame house. on plot lOoIlli.
northwest corner Fourth avenue and Fourth
street, Wakefield. TO the plaintiff Isaac n.
Mills for 81, 500.
Strong L Ireland sold. In partition. the four
story brick store aud tppement, aud similar
building on rear CT lot No. AZ Vest Ihiry-
Philip A. Smyth sold. in foreclosure: the Jour
story STONE front dwelling. No. SOB Lexington
avenue. IN the plaintiff. Harmon HENDRICKS.
Tor $40. 100. =,
Herbert 4. sherman sold, 10 foreclosure the
o-story frame dwelling, No: 543 East 1oWh
SS.lSi. and tho I'VE story brick fiat, No. 5iJ
Fast 18th street. 10 the palntin. Henry T..
Cox for $4,000
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DIDN'T SQUELCH TAMMAyY HEELEns.
S'p VINO Did His Best Put on TriaI-Com-
piainant Blames His Captain.

. Policeman Schultz of the Charles street sta
W. won was put on trial before Comm issoner
ness Yesterday on the charge OF falling to do
ms ~ duty IN supprcssing disorder at an anti
~ rah' many meeting before election. Dewitt O.
i fh.F REL 81 80 Washington square appeared as
W. TSpm plainant, but lie baked at once.
tho ne Policeman il all right" he said. 1T Is
had Ghp'aln | am after. Twice that night
49, ~ 20 70 the station TO get protection
sss asnst the Iammany heelers who threw rotten
ThN g, ", Inc second time | got this man
for ~ u!u what ne could But he was no match
III az az gang II 10 the captain 1 com plain OF.
Ih I'DLLlu nave given US proper protection"
AM NO Sharge was quashed ana the complain
H.. ioid 70 prefer complaint against Cart
hslVIn. He said he would. '' 0''"
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NIeclinnic,' Liens.

Union av. W F. 1861 Boston road, 5dNlOu.
Boston road. se sbOn 1OAth It. iNIHluO.
Church EGates y ca NsWm teckermNilnt4. ~
John kidn,yIs same '''..,'',..,>' 2oS o.
lick Norton 70 scsiin Bro. y Co .,....''. 2Sv.oo
Nsuehion -, 2i5.oI
1Ith av n W cor 10th IT. IOuklOJ. John
Langley vs. Michael Dempsey ...,.... 5000
Broadway, u cor 12+th st, atN15. Jas
Sayre, Jr Il Co Va Lewis Mortimer. ...... Spl 20
Dnfy ( Co vs. vim uecLcrmsnu ia ~ b.o.7e
Union aV, " s. 1898 Boston ROAD. LuIiUu,
NJ Donelan Ns VIM IegkerH ann. 3uo.Lo
9th st. II =, as Is tth hY, oUNilI, BrouA:
Dimock < FINK Go " Gcnero-a CeDuiIo
aud Ano. ,.,t.,....,,.s.... ..., 1000
9TH az. 2iso: Adolph Jac"by rs sam'e!w go
bSmith ...,...... ........,. 1900
12Oth ct, "a W: same 20 same ..,. ........ g.3p
JaCkso cor l5Sth 81, ,JNSI.d.
Henry KirChner Va Miller ~ a. Z 800 o.
ll2th st. Sc 100 " 9Th a.. lbOriOO: fas:'
ern Hydraulic Press Brick Go VI s-glln
Broadway, II cor i2tth -. iui.iOIT5:
Architectural Terra Gotta Co " Lewis
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me INC christmas sale In aid OF the Wayside
10y 10Y nursery at 2l8 East Twentieth street will
Nh To-day at the Waldorf Astoria. Tho
sSSgsely was organized sixteen years ago. The
IN ny lourteen thousand. Industrial classes
L" snh ne older children learn cooking, sew
cfiSSan H other housework have been feature
Ssnee ihstitution. and employmcDt has been
"sna ivr many Of tho mothers.
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Educator. to Meet in Trenton.

TRENTON. y. j.. Nov. 23-There will be a
large gathering OF educators in this city on
Friday. Dee. l. when the thirteenth annual
convention ~ tho Association OF Colleges and
Preparatory Schools Of tho Middle States ana
Maryland will begin, The delegates. nun ber-
ing between 800 aud 100 are to be addressed
by Gov. Voorhees, and welcomed by Mayor
nrgQs
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g. Nicholas Az. ipi; ae.7i7a.sIab .eiesi
Charles NJ Ro,enthsl to John Van Dolson.

Ct. Nicholas Az, iipi: 20. iI7p.sIas. sIeti
Charles NJ Rosenthal to John Van Dolsen
BRONX.
borough Of The Bronz)
Heath nv, ss, 267 n Boston ev, 83.4LpI.s
Ia9.I1ss.2; Matthew Crowley to Ellen
lnt.fysis AZ, pst, iisI loo; Ellen Anderson
Msrmion Az. .. aey.s n fremont Az.
S2,g,Ii.so; Timothy r Sullivan to John
10, 81. map al, icts .itua;: on So Bouis.
ward, Fairmount Az and fronting on Gro.
tona Park and Crotona Parkway, 2Nh
Ward; Charles Hillmsnn to Ellen hnder'
Walton Az. ss. iIesi lis itSoth st, aoisG,9x
2o.iIss.o; Joseph Dale to Ellen R Dale,
Forest av, . " cor i6bth at, new line, OOI
l71i AUGUSTUS Van wyck. referee, to Fred az
erick MCOsrthy. 49,. ................,,'.. w.
pi Nj! az cor Pa p
Same property, Walter b Dixon to Freak
Arnold Az, sw cor Alice ct. iooIioo; Arnold
Az. ws 100 Alice at, 5oIioo: Arnold A.
Brinkerhof ta Mr. am Rheinstrom .:...,
sd av. Q y, 22S II 171st at, boIl 100; Ernst.
Harx.Nathan 90 to John Rodgers.....
1o6th at, a 9, 90 G Marion Az. 64.broo.2r
..ds.5Ibo; John Barr to II Lum
Valentine sv, re. ~ Q 1S0th at. 9obx1Oo.s
x25.2IIoo.s; Mary and John Lynch to
WIN bergen ......................, .':,.
South oak drive, n es. lot SO and part lot
90. amended map Brentwood Park; Allan
q Macdonell to Mary Place ............. o.
Prospect av, = q. 142,2 n 1sOth 1t, new line,
25ni 6o. 2I25r15o.2. John Marion to Clara
SPAIN mo-. ,o;
Martin e,sI.,i.r 10 N 2orit te Ro.en iV .....'
Csuldwell ay Q. 90 I6lst IT. l0ot3o:
Palen Thompson Corp. to Martin Gsisrler
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s. u. u. Meier. stocncken. Bremen. Nov. II.
IS Aral. Nicholas. shields. Nov. :.
- IAcssvanna Whyte. Liyerp oil Nov =.
IS Namyth, Brsithwaite, Rio Janero. Oct. n. =
- Phrrir Isrsen. HAyti, Nov, :.
IS Mae. Hutchinson. San Juan, Nov. IL.
ss Heyel MS Stapledon, Rio Jane ro Nov ..
SIS rhoui-, Anderson. Newfoundland Nov.
s. Nv York, Ingram Boston Nov -.
81 Porto Rico, Smith, Montreal Nov. H.
~ jamestown, Davis NorfnlS. Nov. "a
IS IL. II. whitney, Hallett. Boston. Nov. IL.
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EPNINTED NAIIFN- NV---II rIln Z 'lmora tnITTnf
uY The days taE' Printed Matter Nc.. for DER.
many, and sue 'ialiF ddao.s.d Pointed MAJ r.
40, fOr OH pat. at Eur b., American anil
White Star steamer. uu WrlursdAys. German
steamer. on 1hlrsdaH. and Cuutrd French aud
q rl.'I steamers ,u ~i'ur Lave take Pointed MIt-
ter. sc. fus al goo .u'.Ics for vii they are att
NUr'Istl 10 carry iUHf
hfi.r IN" closing ~ tho NupUl"mrl .arv TrAnsat-
lantir Mails named above. aliiuuual supple
mentAf" uals are opened 90 to- peers Uf tho
American. English, Irrn. h Hud Grrirm steam.
tts. hHd remain open Ul.tl " 'Itu Ten NnUtHs
Of tile hour Of SALINE ut rtaaIuti
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Recorded Lenses.

Runk. Amelia T., TO John J Lsahy, eth sv.
22l2 and 22lt, Q W cor lalst ct, o yrs, spo0b, 2
s5. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES " eoo.e
Britton William. TO John NoonAn. eth ay.
AO!t cor 26th st. yrs......,...,...z ooo'<,s
Twelfth Ward Bank. TO Isaac habAn. 3D.
M 20op. I.l2 yrs ..;... ,..,.....'.".,'... 81
Astor. John J. to Frederick Jantken, LIST Az,
es, 81 n 9Th st, 81. 1oIS7.1i. 20 yrs...,. 10
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Satisfied ,Iechan,cs Liens.

Bucf. John. and ano, vs. Lies felGman and
auu. ~ Av, W g, 100 l,Id ~. lhtb- ....,.
RorhInuNitE. Abraham vs. same. sAme ?iop.
erty, tsyp. ....... ..,.... .........,.
Dlmock * Fink co. " Ida Silhelman, y; til
stns, loo W LIST az. lhuU ...... .... go.
whdhusch a schwartz Ns La Cruwr. 4OV
" b2d ~. 1899 .... ..,.,..... ........ .......
RosenhAun, Louis. y. Joseph Is u Donnell;
la3d st. 40 to 2i+ W. 1899 ....,........ d.
Lustg, Oscar, W SANE Same property.
1892 Pc. ....,.....,..... ............ ... ..,
AbrAmson. Ah,AIn q. " Harmonic club. IS
and ~ W I2d -, lSrp ..., .......,,,,.....
Bolster. David " Borhm 4 Boehm 81 a.
Franklin or CrOtOns Nv. n e cor OAkland
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s. Oceanic. from New York. at Liverpool.
- 1rave from Now York. a. Bremen.
r. Mesnba, from New York, At London.
"a AthOs from New York, At Colon.
s. Amsterdam. from New York. at Rotterdam.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALSaSlc-THis p,T.
Sun r.-es o SO sun sets..4sG Noon rises 1888
HIGH wATER-IHis DAY
Sandy Hook IL ~ Gov.Td.I2.jtl He'll Gate. 81 47
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SATURDAY. $3.50 i. VI, Tor 'ROrE, per steam.
ship E,ruria,. via Queenstown. NJ 4. VI TOE
hEGuERLASDS die. :. pes Steamship Mas tam,
va Rotterdam lettr.z mu-' ts directed Def
steamship Maasdam'It NJ $500 A. VI. for ITALY
per steamship Wgrl, Via tplrs u tlCTI must 10
directed "prr steamship Vera \, 1900 A. VI.
for SCOTLAND direct, prr steamship hnchoria.
NiaGlasgow LETTERS must h" dir red per siclm.
ship AarHurIA .. al 1000 A. VI. fpr AEOltE3
ISLANDS dlrrri I"r steamship Tart " Prince At
lliOO A. VI. for SJlkNAY dir"r Z. per Steamship
Sorgr. via Chr s'inna letters inust by diggtIi
per steamship SJFa'N
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MAILS FOR sorru A q, 6 CGYrGU AMERICA

FRIDtY.--u 2.aO :. 81 for MARTINIQUE Aui
utApELDl pr. per steamer 'tuuariv ftum
Philadelphia; At l H. u for IN\dJA. per
srAmrhip u cHis l.t'Is tor Is. lIc Puerto CortcE
and Gua'smala must be direct Il psr steamship
Ihenlis"I. AZ T. VI. for JAMAICA Der ~ auI-
ship ErnA letters must be- objected per Erua
SATURDAY. AT 800 s. ". for BHhH!L direct aud
IA PLATA COUNTRIES, per steamship, KHhr
Prince, VIA Pstnanilrco and ltu =" .lanei-n
Oettera for North Brazil iust Lee directed
per steamship kAh.r ITitrU . at 10 A. VI.
t.upplemeutarr 1880 A NJ fui FORTUNE
ISLAND JAMAICA, sANANiLLh ChRrHAGESA
ami GREYrowS. pei steamship Altai netters for
Costa Kiaa mus. lie directed yer steamship
hltn ~ ~ A, VI. supplementary 1890 A. NJ,
Tor bermuda prr steamship Trinidad. at II a.
NJ. for CUBA, yer stcAnsh, y Havana. via Havana
Letters must Ice greeted per steamship liz.
Naua"E Ut ~ VI. tor PERNhMBI CO and
SANTOS per s'".u ~ TAormlnGi at : I. NJ.
for StENlTA~, ulBARA. PUERTO PADRE
aud IARAtAO, i'r steamship Curtyba: Al
Up VI tsupplowrn' r. l!En +. NJ for TURKS
ISLAND and DOMlSltAN RE.UDLiC, per
ateAmship Oarib.
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Plans Filed for New Building..

iIsth st. 500 T.. three.story dwelling. Der.
tina Cohn, owner; II kimbal architect; .,on
uni"n ave- =, so = id5,h 81, thrsc.story
dwelling. Jos Marianson, owner: Fred a..
Jaeger architect: cost. ...,,.......,..r,... $500
l66,h 81, 20 Union svi three.story icn"
ment; Jos Mar4amson. owner Fred mn
UDIon sys cor i0Sth st, three.story dwcli-
ing; Jos Maramson owner: Fred jaeger =, ooo
Prospect AZ. es i2b Marcy ri. throo.,tiry
tenement; O ]. McGlade. owner .
schmitt architect; cost go. ..i.,.,..'n'n 1000
Raymond. owner: II Blake. architect mn
15sth At n 3, 100 W Union Nv; four three.
story bats FRANK Fischer, owner. Moore
Il LAndsiedel architectst cost, .,,..,.,:... 10000
Boulevard, g 8. 10 . losth st se,on.story
fiat and stores; Hubert Dongan. owner; 1890
Cutler \ Benedict, arr terts; cos, ..... 10000
In,srvae Av. Sc :. l22 Freeman q three
c |srs VII Mapc.. ar hitcet; cost '', 1900
Webster Ry. eS " wcndoyer av' two'story
stable; q I Royce. owner horIan ooo
Cannon At, 49, 6ve'stoIy and basement Nat
and store; Lowenfeld CreGer. owners; ., ooo
Avenue A, VS., 90 N 18th at; 1ix.story fat
and store Louis I.'se. owner; q + Pei
Fiaridus IT. Ia. hve.story store and fat:
Jos Polstein. owner Nj bernS,eln' archi' M an
bstS ms eIs, s2t 9Th ay: Improvement 10
dwelling; Jos Punnett, owner; He Pelton
architect; cost ...,,,...,.. ..,....,,,.,.. 1000
d12, imnrny Traa to Sr sI%"men
Az b. n q. 100 o 10th It. uhionport; I'M
Irovement TO home German otd Fellow
Home, owner; WcnZ, architect; cost. 1000
James ~. 2d; enforcement to church home:
ST James Church. owner; J Wolf, archi.
s, tsfs Il, V's 900 itI ay: IMPROVEMENT to
offices and studios; A q Hail. owner,
Rogers architect cost, .,,:...,,.;.,,,.,. $4,000
2gth st. ~ WI Improvement to oiCCs: l. p
Merritt. owner; Delhi Howard. archl-
tocsi coN"''''''''''' ''''''''''"''''''''' "'"V"
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Auction Sales To-Day.


Mo.hoiu Park way. G1r,hws,t eGfn n Decatur
sou l22 81 northeaSt 70 Yeast iS ~ tI TO
vacant; foreclosure sale; Harris Cohen OF al.
against Michael J Callahan ct nj benno
due on jadSmsn,. $3.50 ~ and Interest; costs
anl allowances. siWb9 and ipterest; taSs s
assessments. 6c $3.50 10 nnd inte,e.t: sub
orty. -, 70 and interest: second mortgage.
West e., ' iSs ' street. No. SOP. south side. 100
feet west OF Amsterla lam avenue. 25S,v. Ave.
story brick nat: foreclosure sale: Henry
sSIiiysn et al H. p Gasasnbsimer ~. sttor:
Judgment, SIS. l0+ - and, interest: cost. and
IlaIiroad avenue, north side. extends from
,wo.storS frame dwelling. store and hail tore:
vs.. Kate Gehrine 81, al Hoffman 4 Hoffman.
;nas%sn,. s2S54 80 and interest cost. and
allowances slao22a and d., Interest ,s,s, t1 axe;
mortgage. $1,000 and interest.
BY JANIS l.. WILLS.
Ernssclire. place. oath Ward 28I.02 west OF
junction Of Etnesci!iie place and Lisbon place.
IS lsxl32 55x5oTl32 ~: vHSant: toTeelosnirs
81 al. Ciocks { Clocke attorneys: Timothy
Power. referee: due on Judgment. including
s sSs.., g; sd. allowances s2e' aud interest
ny WILLIAM KESNELLr
Station place Washington Avenue north.
east corner Scribner street told linel. l25X2OO
Lowmcds st. lSladison avsnuel. east side also:
III TO Bronx river southwest irregular west
u to beginning; two.s,ory frame once H Snd
st,oTncy: William M.Idrum. referee: due OF!
n;oMnSee. s1iS and interest taxes assess
men;s &c. $500 and interest
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Awellina Aousrs 90 Irt.

'I'HREE. STORY AND BASEMENT and four.story
1 American basement houses, $50 TO +hs West
l4tth ST., 81 900. also at iSSth ST. and Boulevard
SCHSUGG, 7s Fast 06th st
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Post 6Dsfiee 3totire.
posr OFFICE NOTICE.

should he read DAILY nv all interested, ~
changes may occur at any tiuel
Foreign mails Tor tl,c week sutin" NV. 20. 1929,
viii close GEONpTIN 80 Nil Eases ~ the Gencrl
Post OiNcnrs follows: PARCELS POST NAILS close
Parcels Post Mall Tor Germany close 81 l.. NJ Nom
dAy.
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miscellaneous.
Srlrrt Goara.


Ito T.. 25TH ST. LARGO aud small rooms; ct
~. cellent board; special torn for seasons central.
CETH ST., ~ FAST. Large and small roomsl
% comfortably furnished; good table; parlori
dining. room.
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Proposals.

- a
ARMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL. sTHEEr, New
SAILS ia tripIica subject to tho usual con htuLs.
will be received at this Ofico until - o'clock nonM
Dec. ~, lSap at which time and place they Will ba
opened In the presence OF bidders. for furnishing
and delivering Al the " y ptprt of the Or. Mr.. De.
partmrnt 200 coo yards OF Khaki material, suh.crt
mcnt conforming 20 standard and spe'l f"atluns
adopted Nov. It'll. 1877. Proposals wall. h"M'hrr,
lie entertained upon material differing from ITO
standard and spec .nCatoI- hut in such cases sam
pcs OF less than 20 wards must accompany bids,
Blank proposals giving fun information n e. grade
oh.ainrd Al the Offices OF the Dcpot Quartcrma.tcys
at Scw Yors Boston, PhilSdrlphis. and NhicASn.
Tho u q the right to reject or accent any
or all proposals or any part thereof, Preference
will he given to articles OF domestic product on 'r
II alIufACturc. conditions Of quality and price IN
cMding ~ the prr. ot foreign pruducuonsy ~ manu-
features the duty thereon being equal: Envelopes
containing proposals should be marked Proposals
for Khaki Material to be opened Dec u lspA, aul
addressed 10 col 4. s. kIMBALl, \. Q. VI. C., L. =.
A., Depot Or Nr.
ilFPIcE OF THE COLLECTOR oFCUSroMs. PORT
" or New York Nov, 20 lSpH-rruposals arc
hereby invited for printing 1900 catAl lguos OF sas
OF 223 lots ut seized merchandise: catalogues must
he del .vrrtd at SEIZURE Room, ApprhNers Ware
house No Gal Washington street, on or before We'd
readay. Dec. 4, 1879, Proposals will he opened at
Custom House Manuscript and sample catalogues
can he at Seizure TO I'M, Appraiser Warehouse
Now York city. o. H. BIDwELL, Collector.
SPRINGFITLp AIsMoRY, MASS, Nov. ~, 1922 =
- sealed proposals for purchase of Worn and on
soleto Ma hines will be received hers TIL ~ NJ,
Doc 10 1899. For Information apply to FRANK II.
PHIPPS. Lieut. Col. Ord, Dept.
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I1TH ST. 2l3 WEST near Broadvay-Privats
II family: LARGE rooms; same hoor' ample
closets. referonces reaniIed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-24
flats and apartments to Irt-alnfur'
niShrl.

East Side.
Il ROOMS and bath, private hall. sara; Also single
" fat 10 rooms, bath, $40. ~ East hHth 81.
ROOMS, bath. steam heatand hot water, &C., $40
up y to u West 9TH IT.
SlNG' y fats. Fast 9th ST., f2h to $50
4 ROOMS hath, SiS to SAL Fast nth st.
ROOMs, bath, single fiat, steam heat and hot
water s4H and S45. 10 Fast pNth NJ.
o ROOMS bath Sl8 to Ip. 1910 I'd av., near 9cd
ct. FRANCIS J, SCHNUdd, 10 East path ~.
= TIN ST. I47 EAsr-ElcEant apartments; Ave.
III six rooms, bath; heat; hot water; electric
light: telephone.