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New-York tribune., 1899-12-28

voars on the above property ana proPo'"
Southampton n. Y. was recordeo' TT .sch
Ole H. Oleson has mortgaged 10 JOSEF" -. ,,non
49, ,ronortv No o TO % Washington Pace. upos ps
Vne p''p -, hove built ten story brick anu
- ,ee1, skeleton store and loft bulldlhe' -
o.,oe,a "a for SlO5 12G due In one year ~ ~-'"
,norteage to Asch for s225.cO was mace ~
advances made on a building loan -x ,rbose
Tho Madison Avenue Presbyterian Chuicn, IL ,h
..,,s.aos recently filed plans for remodeiIins .ne
u 1't h,nd,rg Of Madison-ave southwest corner
- ca,,o,tvtbird-st yesterday recorded M
,,a ,r favor Of the Lawyers Title insurance ~
pany for 100000, due in one year
THE RECORD OF SALES.
1obr \ Smith has purchased the six story p'l.N
,,.a,or business building No. North Mooie
r,nnine through to No. 22S West broau"a'. b nd
an l. shaped parcel. 65.S feet west OF VS. ,on,h
yav fronting % feet on each street. VIZ" - tbo
- co soot on the southerly line and 81 fee' On oo
westerly line The reported selling price -
rbo,nes 7 NcIaughlin is the owner OF recoiu'
Ioaso +, Rennett e. Co have sold for AieXai'uel
cash 70 Al, investor the four story pfoWiS.on0 ,.
dwelling house 2Ox6Ox1O22 No. 143 west 0e'e"''
ffth-st.; private terms. >-,..h .h,-d
simon sterne has sold No. 17S East Ninety-'iii " "
St. three story broWhstohe u"'0
5OxlOO. at about $4,000. 60, TT
p A Geoehegan. in conjunction with saniuei L.
Martin has sold for a Mr.. Tyler 10 W H. IN MAJ 6i
the five story fathouse NO 4VV Ooi"
&x1oO. for %i0n. L.
corpe AZ 5000 the new five story natn3 M
iot Ok i6x1(0 at the northwest corner oi 'i"u
avo and nehundred- and net eent-S ono rd OIL
7 owenfeld & Prayer have bought Nos' .6 'toTIdS
rast Eichty-frst-s old buildings, poI VyiVnSoid O.
The estate of Peter wilkins sold 20 Groiiinr
Prayer No 257 East Thrty-ninth-st' O"'''''e
house lot 19.7x9s9, 49,, ,,,.or Of the three new
eatbouses ON the east Side or ElShth- w. four
rorfb Of One-huudred- -and-fortict anu Ora bun
e{n,Uar hathouses on the south sac M 0i en- cast
fort v-drst-st each 2XW. lV r. tsobiid
3 sold nv Strauss N
/ through NJ & L. Hess. The SeIlns % trade
S2ll 900 There was shlal o0
TIVE offerings at the Newly ork Reai f~;state ~ ''
roon, ,esterdav were disposed OF as toiloMS. ,,o
%. Ecter p Never 4 CO.: NO. SSVV M =. Va Srst
dryybaoet corner of hundred and y xe
- 9iTI(c 1--WE story brick store ana nathouse' io
ciosure. TO the plaintiff for Sl5253 - ,,,,ndred
/ nv John y GOlding; No. 5S East t CIe anst Of
and-erhteenth-st. north side. S5'4 Ieet dewell,ng
Avenue A. 2o5xloo. two story s 6rlck x rs,S
By Philip A. Smyth; No. to II & Mts' so,tb
hundred nd tysiXth-st, private stree;
east corner Of One-hundred-and-e d- ~
private street No to is, southwest G0rne5 nbuD
0ne-hund~ed- and eGhty-siXh-st begins t Ole eet
dred- south side W et' ,Hroe
of Amsterdam-ave.. l75Xl6lXlI5Xlolo elsiltee the
story brick dwelling houses; foreclosures W '"'
Bv Herbert A. sherman: No. a TO 63 Nest 81 CiIe ,.
hist. north slde "Vy
east of Lenox-ave.. l00X9s II, four hNe % oo -
hathouses: foreclosure; 10 NJ. Hughes TOT SooVo o'
mortgages and interest.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

ss,,s, ~ : 100 II . Of Amsterdam ave. lGsx
100 s; william Turner refefec 10 ->e"-iO'N tto nof
Life Insurance and Trust Company; S-
82d-st, No 81 West 2sHg5D' So, M'Toae' m ~ 0OOC
32A-s 5. 495 feet Fifth ave Z7S"s'S S"i'e :, m
to
4 22d 81, No 80 West, 25X9Se; Il same 10
33d Il No 81 West 6X9s q, TO same 90 Co
$50 ST. 20 90 - ex"S o. sane 70 same. 81 OOC
Sad 49, # Of Fif'haVe' IoN'''' 20 Ooc
SStb-st n $ s23 It e Of Park ave. - SNloe;
Albert l. Conklin jr. 70 American Realty 'o'h- ,
,tEI,bst I'm 276 T, q Of Amsterdam-ave. lsx
lOOll Michael O O'ShaugneTsy, jr. TO AInerl-
Realty Company
Riverside Drive. s. l75 II : ~ To 81
25x20O 10 Claremo1t-ave; Michael ~ 9h"us' q zoo
negsy tr. 70 American Realty Company -.a..;. "'''
Broadwav. g. 1852 II n ot t2d-st runs . NtiIR ,
1OO5 o sd 2iX Sill Irregular
10 Broadway X 80. 10; Amos = Emo ct Al eS- ,o "a,
ecutors. 10 William Eno. 20 ''"
62d -. n $. 225 Il " Of Central PARK west OK
1OJ5: Amos F Emo. ct a.. executors e'c' 70 4, ar
s4th ST. No l2G East. - 7xlo22; Arthur % -,
Truax referee Peter Schaefer. 1870"
Hudson-st. No 226 % l1x70: trsul" Taunay 70
s,b ave corner 14Ist-st. 2iNlno. Herman . M
strauss and another to william Wotcrfr 49,. '@''"''
z7th-st lots 152 10 155. map hermitage. f'NIp4,
Harry L PIKE and Farmers Loan ana IfHF' ~ ~.
Company 10 JAG X m ,, r. ''
ehaye No 40. = ria,I1y Gomrany S1O
1Oth-st No u East 25N92% Howard II Henry 81 a. ~.
al executors julia II Henry and another, NV
I4xinQton-ave. n q corner ll4th-st 21NlVll,
Simon Bernheimcr ct al 20 Hermann SUau'' y, m.
Acme Q corner GSth-st u lx9SxT54Naox
lcO5xl4s: a Newbod Morris trustee 10 'he .. oc
Central Brewing Company .''''''''''' -''N
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
IN THE SENATE
EARLY ACTION ON THE QUAY CASE i1A-
PECTED-THE CASE OF sENA-
TOR CLARK.

Washington. Dec. H.-The Senate commune
Privileges and Elections VIII taKe UP tue 80,
49, go, claimed by Mr. Quay under the appoint
80, ., the Governor OF Pennsylvania soon ailer
The close OF the holiday recess Members OF ~ 'ne
committee predict early action. and nope 10 ""''
{, A,snosed Of by the Senate in January.
senator Chandler. chairman OF the Cominit'ee y"
privileges and Elections said to-day that the com
,,ao ,,onld beein its formal inquiry into the con-
my ar ,be seat OF Senator Clark. OF Montana Oh
Friday January s. The counsel ON on Pot9 % foowed on
estmrdav and Monday by the witnesses I9r q, is
compainants: After these haze oeem Hame The wit
Uses which IL may desire 10 have hearu TIL IN In
bUttaI Of those called by the prosecutor sna ne me
nnsi5era BILE time The counsel for the PLostT,u
, inriude ex- Senator Edmunds, RepresentaattIHe at
Gommnheil a nd ex- Representative Hartman OF Mon-
md jeremiah Wilson, of this city EX a.
r tra nkner OF Virginia, is so far the oiliS
saf toI + d HIn" nf record in behalf OF Mr.. Clark.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS
San Francisco. Dec. T.--The official closing quo
tatlons for mining stocks to-day were follows:
REAL ESTATE.

Michael J. O'shaughnessy, jr., OF st. Paul, Mimi,
yesterday transferred to the American Realty Com
pany three lots In Thrty-second-st. west OF Fifth
ave- 75xsSs. and four lots in Thirty -thrd-st west
Of Fifth-ave, 70x9s.s for total consideration OF
s44s5o. O'shaughnessy also made over to the
American Realty Company the plot In Riverside
ave. side. It's feet south Of Onehundred- and
twenty-second-st. 25x2oo running through to Clare
mont-ave.. and the plot in onehundred- and
teenth-st., north side. east Of Amsterdam-ave
1sx1oon. The property in Eighty-eighth-st, north
side, east OF Park-ave.. 25sx1Oo transferred Ia
the company by Albert l. Conkin, jr
mortgage Of $4,000 10 the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company to secure bond issue for thirty
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

,.rren.obn Louis and wife 70 Mile II Riniskopf.
Convent ave- " corner l+o,h,s| ysa,' al I;nar
Cnrvsue au title to lands IN United States
under viii Of Ambrose Kingsland; yoa's.
Toop George H. TO Mary 9 Halahah an M
other. 9ist-st :. 275 # OF Park-a'e. .
cStn1eri;n ytaTs Edwin G. to Francis p Pace i3th
3, I, 100 n W Of Broadway. year. ........;'
Mehrbach Solomon. 70 John a stewar, - en- a.,
cert~e of 9th st e. centre of 9sth-st runs 10
Harlem River with ali rights TO land nnder
s1Isn Tsfr e}R ReaIty Gompany TO the Farmers Lam
and Trust Company. Nos 80 and ~ We os 90, 20
Ssd-et s3d-st n =. 4i5 It y shave, and
2 adjoining lots; ll7th-st :. 20 II OF Am,
sterdaIn- ave and Riverside Drive or ave :,
liz n s of 122d-et 25x2,0 10 Caremont- ave:
ssth st. n 5, s2.3 II e of PaTk-ave ana prop
.ery n SouthaRpton !; ,I,Se SV ye"Es Rank Ign
ct No West. years. =; 49,
executor and trustee. 66th-st. =. IL IT OF
sndte siave tio,ioS. I to Adolph Handte 44thst.
We,terer. william to Union Trust Company sth-
ave corner l4st 81 years .;,..:; .,,.;
Company 10 I and < Chatham Square, year
Olsen. Ole II. 20 Joseph Asch. No - to ~ wash
Same 70 sane same property secures advances
The Central Brewing Company 10 a -,eWpoau
Morris trustee. Avenue A. n corner ST.
Korn Jacob. TO Farmers Loan and Trust Com.
pany 47th-st :. lots No l52 TO 100 map OF
schafer Mary. 10 Sylvester Pope ct al, trustees
81 Ann's-ave. " s. 251 II 5 u Rae-st. ana Tour
adjoining lots. years mortgages ........'...
Same 70 same. st Anns-ave. W corner hae-sI
| kaufman Leopold. to New-York Life Insurance
| Ivnch Valentine y, 70 New-YOTk and Suburban
! 'Co-0perative Building and Loan Assoclouoh'
Forest ave corner lC5th ~. year. 80.
! Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church % The LAW
/ y4rs' Title Insurance Company Madlson ave,
q W corner 53d-s year. ............ ......'
| Henry Ambrose j and Julia H. to Equitable Life
Assurance Society No II East lOth-st........
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
UOAuD " tNTED.

-~>~~~~~|~N~~D~~,~~@~~~~
A FOREIGN TEACHER viii give several
hours a DAY for good home, best refer
ences MApEMDISELLE. ~ East tlst 81
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
GENERAL CARPENTER RETIRES.
TWO VACANCIES IN THE LIST OF BR1GAD1ER
GENERALS IN THE REGULAR ARMY

Washington, Dec N.-General Gilbert S. Carpen-
ter who was recently confirmed as brigadier gen
eral in the Regular Army, has been placed on the
retired list on his application. after thirty
vears active service His retirement leaves two
vacancies in the list OF brigadier generals. and
results in promotions in every grade Of the line.
Including the promotion OF Lieutenant Colonel J..
NJ. ]. Sanno of the 4th Infantry, to be colonel OF
the 18th Infantry.
The two vacancies in the HIST OF brigader generals
will be filled the reassembling Of Congress, by
the promotion and retirement Of several officers
who have distinguished themselves in action In the
recent war II is supposed that Generals Mac
Arthur Wilson, Lee, Wheeler. Bates, Young, Lud-
low and Wheaton all of whom hold volunteer COM
missions are TO be made brigadier generals in the
regular establishment and that all but two Of them
will be Immediately retired. General Macarthur
will undoubtedly be retained In active service.
The death Of General Lawton left vacancy n
the list of major generals OF volunteers, which will
be filled by the promotion of either General Bates
General Young General Wheaton, all OF WHOM
are on duty in the Philippines. This appointment
will be made early next week.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
9nstrntilon.
For Both Sexes-City.

For Both Sexes-City.
ALI. BUSINESS BRANcH Ncecahf' . are srGi6oi.
a Taught al the PACKARD COMMEfCik k,.,ossE men
80, osds Nearly 900 trained foT
ia women Students enrolled at any ''ne'
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Washington. Dec. 27-The following Army anu
Navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.

ARMY.
CHARLES ;so W. arrival TA6FR 81 Fl. S9 troop IN
United states from Cuba. and Will join the troop
Second Lieutenant WILLIAM K. ARMSTRONG ga In; In
fantry will relieved from Columbus Is Bsrrks - % no
proceed 1o@ no f6 t6at post about January IS Manila
where he will Join his regiment
The RsSDoPH isI Artillery November 2a Department
~ the East is extended fifteen days
rsn,a,n LANES E BRETT. cath Infantry. having been
Army retiring % SSSTd SPSeni there
seSs E ;se Gm o@ active
Major HARRY RoGERs Psynaits yIo sausre E pay pSpon
MoSPs MSl MeHenry Sorth Point Armistead and Myer
Major HUGH r. BELKNAP paymassr W,li PSy Sne
Fort Hunt. Fort Monroe and Fort Caswen.
c,o,oneI WILLIAM j. voLKMAR. assistant adutant gen
s G is reerss csa from TO- tSe snd for
On the somgeon @ Of duan nSn dSSy general Of IN.
Of Cuba
Major W POPE @ soT % peGs du
Ma,or HENRY l. RAYMOND surgeon. on the expiration
his ~resent sick leave Of absence sed 70 Erh Army
GSrp! s pePad'"i Pad Wi proceed to Chicago
tending sGTgsGR @ On a9S 1oHNsoS surgeon who viii
proceed to San Francisco for assignment
The Leave OF raT SroS'ef % ppament Of
SANTA Clara $ extended one month
The following assignments to regiments Of officers
recently promoted are announced:
First Lieutenant JOHN F. B. MITCHELL. Jr. (pro-
18th Infantry. Company D.
First JAMES n 10 the fse fH
fantrv Company Z. He win remain with the oth IN
fantry until further orders.
pyrs, Lieutenant MARTIN L. CRIMMINS (promoted from
second lieutenant 18th Infantry. 10 the 9th infantry
He will Join the 9Th Infantry
E,rst Lieutenant MARION N. WEEKS tpromoted rom
second lieutenant Infantry 70 the llth infantry
Company c. He will remain with the Inst lniahtry
until further orders.
v,-., u5eutensn. JAMES NJ LOVE. Jr Cprornoted from
second lieutenant 2lst Infantry to the 9th Infantry
First Lieutenant PAUL H. MCOoK lpromoted from
second lieutenant Infantry, 10 the "a infantry.
Company H He viii Join his company at Fort
Thomas.
First Lieutenant FREDERICK W. COLEMAN, Jr pro-
noted from second lieutenant 18th Infantry 70 the
sth Infantry Company C. He win remain wfth the
18th Infantry until further orders
NAVY.
AS,,stan, Surgeon E. J. GROW. 10 deached from ths
Massachusetts and ordered to the Dixie
Surgeon H. E. AMEss order Of the 2oth rnofifed 10
duty in connection with the fitting out OF the hear-
sarge. Newport News. Va
PAY Inspector H T B. HARRIS. additional duty IN IN
charge OF accounts Of onfcers attached 70 te
Potomac
Lieutenant c. A. CARR Lieutenant Z. STIRRING. En-
s,gn l. F. lands and Ensign W r. sEXION are os-
tached from The scindia and ordered to ths Asiatc
Station via the Sheridan-
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
COAL AND WOOD.

COAL AND WOOD.
s-' rs. see'-S'SN
mn VvB coal p1,k"ts 23s W 5oth-
|TINHAR s..t Hest quality coal only
! sfaili-hef i-GS Telephone 50 Columbus
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
CITY HALL TO BE DECORATED.

On the motion OF Alderman Mccall. at the meet
ing Of the Board yesterday. 1t decided to deco
rate the City Hall on New Years Day in honor of
the advent Of the last year of the nineteenth
tury. Aldermen Mccall. Gledhill and Wafer were
appointed a committee to secure decorations.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
SEAL HERDS RAPIDLY DECREASING
ATTENTION AGAIN CALLED TO THE BEHR1NG SEA
CONTROVERSY.

Washington. Dec 27.-Attention to the Behring
Sea controversy between the United states shu
Great Britain has been renewed by the report oi
Iohn NJ Morton. the United States agent on 'he
S1at rsIa,ds who has come on to submit his report
and confer with the authorities. The essenua
poirt Of tho report is that the seal herds nave d
rnlnished % per cent within the last year. Wheh
the Behrng Sea negotiations were on last year the
chief contention Of the American authorizes was
that the herds were being so diminished by poach-
Co., md nelaeic sealing that the animals would be-
come extinct AT an early day Mr. Mortons report
NJ diminution of 20 per cent is regarded as iully
hearing out the contention and It is taken also AS
an indication Of the urgent need Of renewed neso-
tations for the prevention Of pelagic seallng & No.
The sealing question was one or those uhueI ne
gotiation before the Anglo American Joint 81 Hign IN
Tommission and a satisfactory ad1ustment was III
eiSbf until the Alaskan boundary proved an on
struction which finally broke on all negouauoii'
60 Ieft The Rehring Sea question In allegiance.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
Real Estate.
THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
81 and 80 Liberty Street,
44H and 46 Maiden Lane.

Enables dealers and investors to OBJ
tain the opinion Of their own lawyers and
furnishes in addition the opinion of its
Law Department and in cases of doubt
that OF its Committee of Counsel, and a
Policy OF Title Insurance. Defends
titles at its own expense when assailed.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28

OFFICE CLERK. operating Remington
machine. has good experience: moderate
wages. can produce excellent references.
Address A.. care p. Ryan. ss Dean-st-'
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28

AnvERrrsEMENTS and sutrcrpiions ior
.rtc Tribune received Al tnelr LptrWnn
ono. 80. 2l2 broadway. - door nuas"
W W',,,...,. received AZ The following uihhcA
enc. - regular otlice rates unnl q. ,'oc~
>. m. viz 254 sth ave. e. ~ @,r go an m,
L. l"- ,d ta,h-st. l42 Columbus-ave.. near
Ws,, cGth At. i6J West 42d u. nea1 0ih-
49, 90 East l4th-st.. ~ West i2d r..
I.tween I'm and sth aves 100 kast AN
=, 92S "a ave between 16th and !ith
g.. G2a Sd-eNe. near Glst-st.. LOS lst-
ave.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
OPTICIANS.

A CAREFULLY FITTED BYEHl,ASs OF
soec'nrie lnsures perfect ease ana Sotn.
fort our speciality is IN ming ".It..,,s,,yS
prerrriptions MAGUIRE * Nh"i'
l2B East 23d-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
Lust.

nnNNr-NNNNO-~~NON||DoO
1Csr on eTOI,EN. Bankhoot No iOl.-
500 81 the German Savings nank In the
C,,y Of New York, corner shave; ana
l4th st Issued 70 clara kuhhe' ~ p..ha
- are cautioned against negopatng the
same II not returned to the bank N nc ,,,
,S,b dav ~ January. 1900 duplicate VIII
he Issued
LOST. Barkbook 80. I5D.d'l sank tol
saving. 2sO 4th-aye., Ne" iork' IA;
mont stoupei. Please return book TO hanH'
LOST Bankhool No. &36.462 ep Dry
Dock Savings BANK. ANY I',, IrI-'I .', 10 -
,,reseni the same to the bank witnn thlrty
dayq or tho said book Will o' 'eclared
cancelled and exiinguished ana a Ae" ne
ieeued In lieu thereof.
lost OR STOLEN Bankh'ok y. 3ts.-
s75 Of the EmiFrant Industrial nvlngs
u,rt paynen' stopped. Please return
~ To hank. 30. ~ Chamber -
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
NEW YEAR AND CHRIS "AS
CARDS.

OOo~~~~~~N~~~~>NN~IN
ATTENTION The most up 70 dae
variety o, New Year and 'h.lSl,nai ,1l
Cards. birthday Gold and silver NsuI.ns
Aluminium cards. etc. Calendars anl Stuo
ca. specialty. our "Hal Colum1ln,
go ~, =, the season JOSEPH KODH-
LER. Importer. Manufacturer. lou FarA
Row New York open evenings
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28

WELL EDUCATED middle aged Eng.
llshman desires a situation. salary about
$40 A week: no canNossing. clty retet
go address, A. B.. 3oI Fulton ST..
HrOoklyn.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28

25GO
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MACHINERY. !.

c~>~cN0ON~N~~S~|0~|>~~~~
Al. prDt.CED PRICES. 800 second hand
wood and iron working machines tully
-,,.,arteed. machinery bought and ek-
changed GEORGE Il. EDDY. 39S aiad'-
at
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
WORK WAN TED.

A-Young man. 20. we'll recon
nended experienced in business, hu,
aon't know IL all. a. Box IL. Tribune
Office.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28

2Oo-)
1920
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wANrEr

CHAMBERMAID and seamstress or cham
bermaid and waitress by respectable coll
ored girl. In private family. Call, Two
davs go East 10Th 81. care Of Saooattle.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28

A MERIcAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCi
n supplies Professor Teachers Tutors Governesses
&c 70 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply to
Mrs NJ J. YOUNG FULTON. - Union square
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28

PORTER In wholesale house; years
experience IN first class restaurant; pres
on, position mate on schooner. AndreSS
RHODES. $50 3d-ave.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28

NURSE. BY educated French Protes'Ans, ~
ms nurse 10 growing children. 1u' nsi
town nreferred Address EDUCATED ia
West 24th-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28

$4,000
10000
10000
1900
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
HELP W AN1ED.

.N~~O~~Nc~N~~~~N~o~
Sinls
ROY WANTED for office work: about II
or Il years ~ age. must be good pen
,rsr civ. age. experience and salary.
Address FENNAN. Tribune Oince.
bFEltE MAN. 2S architect preferred,
thoroughly competent hooKNeeper' quick
,vreWriter. builders experience, very low
.tilr- = ia West ldth Al
st-HscRIPTION AGENTS. - Greatest
money maker for 1900. 50 10 $40 day
easily. PARIS EXPOSITION lLbt :
TRATEp. as we dh the Worlds Fair.
Grcatest seller II the Century. ApplN AZ
sample book and Instructions. Mention
this paper Address CAMiBEbL IL"
IT-ST'R ATFp JOURNAL. chicago.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
FOR SALE.

1nononnnnN nnNNNNNN~NNN|NNN|N
FOR SALE.-Ten R.l.P.A.N,S lo'
n, dr1Iggisis' one gives teIleL
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
KINDLISG WOOD.

- NM "sucrIJrSKEY'S MURRAY HILL
r.; Inc WOOD FACTORY. cor.
aeth-st and irt-ave.-36 years experience.
90 in direct connection with the largest
dealers OF kndlIng wool. enables e,,,0 me 10
q, the lowest prices. Hotels. famllles
@iubs banks ct. supplied in any p,rt OK
Manhattan Borough. Telephone 2i9 Madi-
son guuarp
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28

$50 QUICK CASH purchases stock and
control two states. window display nov
city. Endorsed ly leading window dresser :
Throughout tho country. trad" esia a''Is.''. 10
cells a. tu. o.. brokers Call r. 30 Ia 81
LLr--n.....-
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
HELP WANTED

FeuIait
WANTED. Reliable nurse with best city
references t. live IN country and care
Sr child OF 2 Call II Fast 6sth-s'.;
between q and 10 a m. or be,wsen . anu
u %. m. On Thursday or Friday.
WANTED. "a servant for family Of two
adults within half hour of city a hu~
nerior young woman. used 10 neat ana re
rncd housekeeping no washing or IRON
ing. must be excellent PLAIN COOK ana h",o
,nrs,naI references. Address 7. \. j..
Tribune Ofiice.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.


AT ST. BART lgM5,Is,''.SS ,s I,'.S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. 2ii =. tZD-sT..
and female. are supplied. Cooks, walt
resses. iaundrssses. mads. buffers. coach
men, usefui-men: managing housekeepe.s'
invalids' attendants. secretaries. e'., :,
Houses opened for families returning "
town.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
billiard AND POOL TABLES.

BII,IJARD AND POOL TABLES. new
ard second hand: lowest prices. easiest
terms MARX BROS p nion S1unrr
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CAnPET GLEANING.

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CARPETS cleaned hy steam. by hahd OF
on IN. noor Careful carpet Cleaning
Co. iiis L-oadway 42i East fNth-st.
COZ ~ pRAS1'1 Tel la2 2sth.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
n,,uo,ps AND WATCHES.

Dr,NOSDg. watches and je~eIry' -
weekiy payments at lowest p,'''s $50
,re manufacturer. eftaIhshel
JACOB POIS. l02 aAi l"' ru'''"
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

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PARTNER WASTED Rsputatl" Iaj ing
business fhaf with hear closest inv"atlfa
,ion MINTON Rom :. 81 University
Place.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Bathgate-ave e = 121 II Of Tremont-ave; Tor
one story frame shed. l6Il4; Catharne Fox.
$50 WashngtOn-aVe, owner; John r kerby.
architect OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

RELIABLE PIANOS at lowest prices
,,,tr,gg sp.ctalty Fstahli-hed 1870.
WM LOHMANN ll5 III Fast lith-st.
pruCVAsE AND EXCHANGE
hooks. Large or small Libraries OF looks
uurchased ~ cash; calls al reslueheeS
f,ee : O. RAINS. $50 9th ave.
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TAILOR MADE SKIRT, 81. INCEO D.-vt' e .w
PI,FS STYLES. MEASURE. MlLION'
i4S West lfth-st
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LADDERS AND FLAG POLES.

PORTLAND LADDER 60
I,AUUHRH Ladders in T,,,3Si, any quantity
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DRUGGIST. registered. married; 20 yespS yessS
experience. last nine success ~ I'm
nsrticulars WM. NJ. HORsFALL sing
Sing y. Y.
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Qeachcrs.

BOOKKEEPING guaranteed in lessons. evenings OF
Is sundays. success guaranteed terms 40 ne.rSaty
statonery etc furnished sPITZER. 100 East ll6ih-si
TAR " q NOVEL;. private tutor pupils homes or
i J at III T. s2d St Two pupils received IN famlD
I,RFNCH LESSONS Prepare rapidly for ENpgstton
L I,cst reference MAIEMOtSEl.l.E Z" Fast 'lsi -