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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-19
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.
Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Mining
Stock Exchange furnished by William 7. BonDright
q 70 ~ Colorado Springs.
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Fast Rudalo Dec 1s-Receipts OF sale and through
cattle sheen and during the fortyeght hours ended
noon today Cattle 2e2 cars sheep and lambs
DO cars; hogs. 153 Shipments-Catue l39 cars;
sheen and LAMBS. % cars hogs 80 cars Cattle The
market generally dull and 15u25c lower on all kinds
There a attendance Of buyers and the market
which had a weakening effect the market The total
offerings 23O loads. including is loads q canada
cattle The demand principally for choice butcher
cattle heifers sold lower and common s0ckefs
demand shade higher, but common COWS and spiin4ers
we're lower and hard sell There was moderate sup
ply Of calves and fair demand at the decline COCO 10
best smooth export cattle So jOMS7 good 10 best
b 5O0s6 export bulls s4QS4 so good choice butcher
s,eers SO4$5 good 10 best butcher steers 81 iOG
81 90 COED bulls. SigSl so, feeder bulls SIq
k3 good fat heife, 81 2oqS4 So fair 10 good
heisers 50 256S4: fat good 10 best 81 5On$i;
s24S2 so. choice extra quality s. GQ4Si .
.omon do 81 1898 So stock bulls 50 J4S3 So
fancy yearlings 81 25QS3 so calves good color stock
156S. %: good choice So 1884. Jersey ocEes
tGSS So ock heifers 50 5OSS feeders good 10 extra
s3 1884 25. good So 2jg$3 20; stable FED
rows 50 5OdS3 IS choice 10 extra good baS,
seoqsG5 good choice $oQs43 sprngeTs good 10 extra
,,pTinsers common to good s22asSO calves choice to
81 751$S. good choice, $1qS1 "a; fair 20 good
1896 So heavy fat calves, 50 50gSi Sheep AMI lambs
The offerings liberal for this about ninety
Dads including fifteen loads Of Canadas. Sheep were
rather slow and dull while lambs sold fairly active
basis OF s. 5O0<j 60 for choice quality, with sale
reported s. 65 Choice TO extra quOtahe 50 son
IS co. good TO choice s. 25Ns5 50; 10 fair 81 230
IS: sheep choice 81 25n$4 20, good choice
n0s. %; 10 fair. 80 5OQs3 10 The close
little bit easy with few loads unsod. Canadas s. 500
IS co Hogs-The trade opened with fairly active de-
nand the basis Of 81 30qs4 35 for medium mixed
and Workers. pigs 81 30NS4 49, roughs 80 5Od3
stays. Sc 2jE$3 30 After there decline with
luli buying and the basis settled 81 % generally
and there were several loads unsold at the close
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-19
ALLEGED PUBLIC SWINDLE IN MICHIGAN.
.r.rr MILITARY BOARD SAID TO HAVE SOLD
EQUIPMENTS AT LOW PRICE AND TO
HAVE REPURcHAsED THEM AT
LARGE ADVANCE.
A LARGE ADVANCE.

Lansing Mich, Dec. B-Accordlng 10 aliesa
,ions made here to-day. based on the results oi
the Grand Jury Investigations. the state Mlh'ary
Roard Is said TO have sold in July to the lihols
SUNNY COMPANY" Of Chicago, for So5"' aoso-
IuteIv new clothing goods and equipments esu-
mated 70 have been inventored at $4,000 IL Is
further ALLEGED that what are said 10 be the same
goods were soon afterward repurchased by the
BOARD from the Henderson & Ames MANUFACTURING
Company. OF Kalamazoo.
II is asserted that the illinois supply company
Was q fake concern created by persons Interested
with the Kalamazoo Company, for the purpose
only of the alleged sale. 1t is stated that at the
same meeting at which the Board decided 10 sen
these goods a resolution adopted authorizing
the Ouartermaster General TO purchase an equip
rnent Of precisely the same class OF goods ana
that this was done at cost of over 5000 The
goods IT is alleged were sold to the illinois Sup
ply Company" without the company having seen
them. A draft for $4,000 was soon received. and
four carloads of goods were shipped from the state
Armorv to Chicago. Addison Cobb. an employe or
the Chicago Beach Hotel, received them tneTe
and without breaking the seals reshipped them 10
the Henderson-Ames Company at Kalamazoo
This IL is asserted is substantiated by shipping
bills of the railroads. 1t is further alleged that
the goods were transferred 70 warehouse III
KalamaZoo and later shipped back 10 Lansing,
being largely the same goods which had been sold
Governor PngTee was subpenaed hy the Crahd
Jury last week but IL appeared from MS testimony
hat knowledge of the character or TINS Tdnsdc-
ZION had been withheld from him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-19
WATCHES ON INsTALMENTs.

WEEKLY PAYMENTS.--Flne diamonds.
watches. WATCH SUPPLY Co.
Maiden Lane. Room So. Al goods guar
anteed.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ioqth-st. n = 1s7l0 # Q Of 3d-aye le4xlo'h' ESQ.
Nfarc,s paumann 10 Charles II Helmburg -. 80 >l-
11@tb.gf = $50 u Of 3d-aye. l'.lNl"oll' ,o.
Annie Lew % Paul VI Hcrzog --...-...... w.
Avenue n 9 cor 9th-st, 33N'O, Saian \ u
Downs and arothe< 20 P!ncus Lo"enieia ana an On.
............. . o., No.
aeib-st No f42 West 3l.Gxloo.s Thomas Aieh ,e
q, Hermann Ahr"ns.-
same property: william Acton 81 al eXecH''Is N
William Ly man. .
bnd st No 500 West. 25XlO0.J. John j Jones anu -
another trustees 70 Morris i%ylns'i -
cast n . 27j II Of Central PARK West l",.
Z, 10 broadway x1lG2Xl6i. ll1lO05' Amos go,
Emo et al executors. 10 Philip n bugro 81 a. 100
62d st n $ l7J II 81 Central Park west "H %
1niS. same 10 same W.
COS n q 100 II " OF Central Park west '"A ~
100 !. arnc 10 Philip Dugro- 800. 80. %
117fb-sf n 100 Il Of 5th ave. 'VA-'i.i 10
f1Sfb a.. Phiip r Arcularius, as administrator. .,
IN T.leon ID Stilwell. all tile. 1890 -
11-th-st n 100 n Of 5th-ave. hVANll-lo 10
i1Sth-st same individual 20 same. all tli!e-... 9,
same property: Maria Bennett 10 same $500; H.
al ave . s. 75.9 II ~ 9sth-st. 25xe" EdWdIl
W Johnston. referee, 20 the Dry DOCK SAVINGS 90
Institution
3Gtb 81 + s. 100 II Of Lexington ave -oA'S.'' 40
sarah A Brntnall % Harris Adriance. -. = ~
TNxington-ave @ g. 1n3 n n of 18Th St %".oN
800: Rachel A Mitchell ct al 20 Joseph Schaef- %
52t-st No -O5 West 25x75; John Jones ana 60
another. trustees 20 Adolf Hell. one nan part -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-19

v-AvTrD In tho office Of a drygoods
cor,r,tssinn house experienced yolrg
man Ams.ican. rs entry clerk. Address
In own hand. with full PARTICULARS salstS
expected. etc. =. .. Box 2Ne'' Ne"
York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-19

80. , william Liner. No 1851 sd-ave

az. owner; J. william Liner. No 1851 Sd-a'e' /.
,qr,5 81 No 4si East for enc story IraIIlr
nboto gallery Temporary. 30SSo; henry III
60 no ISL East 136th-st owner anu ai' I
,ert Observation-Disclosures. -.
,st-ave { W cor 1Oist-st. for four SIX go go
brtcp tenement houses 25.5 and = x2 ana 49,
a ~ Tsopoe and !. Werner. No NV bTohu"''' Inc
owners: q F Pelham. architect &C.,.
1st-ave " 8 u u n II lst-st. for s seeeI
brict ana-tnnent house. 3G.SN- Benedlct n IN
Klein owner; 6 F Pelham. architect. -. ~
o. 50 q 2qi is n n lst-ave. TOT a sly 49,
and basement brick nathouse. ~ fxlrreFuLh,.
Pencdict Klein. No. l25 East l2Oth-st' o"he'' m
. + Pelham. architect. ..-.- $3.50 -,
ist-st > 225 Il AZ lst-ave. ior as 81 80
and basement brick tenement house -,GIttu
iar. Benedict 4 Klein. No 10 East l-Dih-s'' AZ
owner; @ F Pelham. No 500 5th-ave. aIcnus , ~
coo 81 n $ lO5 n Of 2d-ave for Two slA s'1s
and basement brick naihouses. win StoIfs - ~
81 IOwenfeld & Prayer No 10 hfoau"aF' .s
ownarr. q r Pelham. architect ....
fs, - n 6 loo q 81 LEI ave. for thrft ~
s,o,,. and basement brick nathoufes. WIN suoIrr
25vilI. Benedict \ Klein. owner @ ! fe'n'""' 10
c-arS :, Va as and i6O for a SIX story prlck
ea,to,ee with stores ~ iONSsi; KosehDe.s
q Feirberg No 100 Nernon-ave. owners >"Ss 4
K Smallhciser. architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-19
ANOTHER ARREST IN STEWART cAHh'
,,,,, ppre1nrvT AND TWO DIRECTORS OF TIT
AMERICAN INVESTORS COMPANY AR
RAIGNED TO PLEAD.

Nicholas F. Corr. who is alleged to be an associ-
.ta NJ G. Percival Stewart. was arrested YESTERDAY
afternoon by Central ONCE Detectives McCohVlLe
and Pepperted and locked UP in Police Headauar-
ters Corr Is thirtv-two years old ana hVes a' NJ
III West red-and-sXty-secohu-sU "
posed it is said cashier. FIRST VicepIes'ue"' or
.r"os,,ror ~ the Financial Agency Company. Corr
- orrestad at the office OF the American ana
Union Ice COMPANY in Twentyifourth1St.'o ~ ne
sly bench warrants issued on December To- anu
charged grand larceny , .,,ae,t ~ the
Amarican investors Company, at NO. 81 Iark no"
Who with four directors of the company We" W
Sng in part | of General Sessions yesterday is
him were Daniel J. Pierce and francs ~ Con,
brown The men pleaded not guilty Juuse ""
ing held them in $4,000 oail each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-19
1870
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

NGman MOTIFS y s4 n Sf Audubon years slos
" In5arance company No 800 se'h-s $50
Doyle John E. 40, to Robert T i 81 a. o. s.
t,u,ors, e''a years " :. ......,.... 1870
same ai to same & Ann's-aye. corner 1920 st.
The central Realty company to the German say,
ings Bank. Broadway corner lo2d-st. 400
cr1ndsh@" loo Sa n Of Amsterdamave year. 300
Haf Cecilia and Alexander 70 Alfred Living o.,
son lo5in-s' 10 II Of p "a ave- ysae, ''
s. 446l # Of Broadway extends TO Hamil- .,
Cohen Samuel j. to Dry Dock savings lnsttu-
ton 80 i2a Avenue = .......:... ITO
ings SGh-st. s. 100 IT Of Lxinston-ave' % q
Anderson. ys5ns Enmc A. to American Morteage com
pany Seth ST, s. 100 It Of Park-aye' ~ q
Fsesel. Harry. to Lawyers; Mortgage Insurance
Company. Grand-st. 5. % # Of Eldrdge- .oo
Lsynson. Morris to John T Bruce, No 800 West -,
MIRA John to John McIAuehlin s7th-s, $.
Same me to same SIN 1884 It W Of PARK ooc
D cisT; r6ni1 II e al 70 Amos r Emo ct al.
exc Dot We, 1925
same to same G2d st. s. 100 # Of Central
Same ia' to same, e2ds' s. I75 Of Central -
VAN WaScnen. .iuSer, ana another to Union Dime
Savings Institution Coolest. s. 's' IT OF N,
p,c c[sS"'1 Iohn a 10 Henry Moiter i3ist ST.
to5 n "a 81 Para ave ; years ............ 20.(
K I,a,o Nas9an ,S rs''1'.s i2C
Gab-ngar william O. and Ad0lph Hcll 20 Aih"rt
q Walters. No 500 West 32d-st yenrs.-..-..-. IL
Caldwell Eugene " t. Jacob Seinhardt ana
julius Goldman 77th-st +. so # Of colum- en-,
bus-ave 2OOxO22. ....-s.e l4o'
Krakower Fanny to Pinkus Nathan. No y" 90,
Brady John r % Timothy r Green. No 400 East -.
>
scbaeN0er Joseph 20 Excelsior Savings Bank. No
3i5 lexington ave. years ~
M,acr; Jonn r. 10 a5t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-19
NEW RTILDING PLANS.

2d-ave No 347q for a Eve story brio: hathouse
oiySG 2: Jared lockwood No 30i West @lst-
- owner. Ralph 5. Townsend. archi'ect...--
CrotoDa Park North. :. p . r. u Croiona-
ave FOR three two story and cellar frame dwell
mas 1SX52: Charles V. HALEY. No Ola East
18th ST. owner. " g. Dckerson. archit"'t 49,.
prospect-avc Q s. 3OS 10 n n II lG5th-si for two
three story frame dwellings. with stores, 22S
Irregular. Caroline Wiegand No 1851 Prospect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-19
ap,ty AND NAVY ORDERS.
Washington. Dec. B-Ihe lo"o"He
Navy orders have been issued;
ARMY

..,nr,or Dec. 1s-The following Army and
Navy orders have been issued;
ARMY.
49, ,s.,.,,,, Surgeon JOSEPH b. CHMEL LIE 70
hetIls 80 s-cr, Fort Winfield Scott ana WI.
w y rt City for annument OF ms c'", -..o-,l
re,-er,snt from active service Of BrigadT
EDGAR r. KELLOGG LOG service SP3a Is announced
- CtfARI,rs G. TREAT. atjutsnt I'm a. q tenn.
"ap, viii repair to headquarters OF the ''''"'
pos n.erce granted Acting Assistant sur eDn
Inv EDWARD LYON. IT, October H. i
month .. u,o,,ca second Lieu
1ne tenant ROBERT c roy slh inianuy'
is further extended seven GAYS o.. ., disability
49, - -, .teonce on surgeons certhcaIe o prtpTTNS
The ee1 FiTst Lieutenant EDWARD -. PrcTincss
ist Infantry October - & W extended one month
The extension Of leave % ysoI ors II FUCKER ith
o. disability sTSnf5ea ne IS further extended TWO
, m01 ~ absence for two months is granted car'"
PETER 5. BONUS. lst cavalry
NAVY.
49,, r.-.,u..- 7. NJ cox is detached from ne NAVY
CIVIL Yard Nsw-YorS and granted SICK ''''e '''
Il DICK is granted sick leave for three months
bn'sh hoI n 5ischsrred from hospital az NeW-1'fk'
x,s,~n p W HENDERSON. order Of December ,b he
the ,, SC peoembSr IL as and division officer
Lieutenant Commander NIB WI ;y5 BSce is H.
,.a.,,, 9 KAFMMERIING is detached from the
Navy Yard Boston, December r. and ana fsTIey
nspee sb q boston and Fore river Engine company
Weymouth. Mass ,,.....,o,
Lieutenant Commander c. X. CURTIS orae, "i i'
i 10 duty on the Monongahela revoked
1..ao- q y PERKINS is ordered ~ duty AT me
NAVY Yard. Washington. December -
Lieutenant Commander H. osrERiAtS is GesSS', ~ N,
Gio,cester and ordered TO the MononsaheIa pe'ein'e
q as executive officer
rr.,vn F. lands. order Of November IS amended
on arrival of the Scindia on the AslauC N'''''" 81"
viii report 70 commander In chief Tor du'E'
81 duty assistant IN
snector in charge Of the Fifteenth Lighthouse us
trct. ST LOUIS ..l
-, CD, " Y TOMB is detached from duty on board
sba Alliance and ordered 10 the Asiauc stauoh "'
the scnda.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-19

WANTED. Several honest. sober. anie
BODIED men 20 work on farm for the WIN
ter without pay. good prospect t,r sPr' e5.;
good hoard. comfortable home. Apply %"
Wilton si. jersey city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-19
CARPET CLEANING.

.r-04DIN0 - ~ l1I7Drl--7-7- - y
CARPETS cleaned by steam. by hand or
on tho noor Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co. lH5s Broadway. 42l Fast 4sth-st'
COZ e BRANDT Tel. i32-3sth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-19
Citations.
>>0>@(,--1c,- 1900.
vryT7F PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW


TINE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
l. YORK by the grace Of God. free and independent.
n Nary NcT4-en Robertson Jeanette hcLaien Paisley
John McIaren. Peter McAren. Margaret McAlen other
Wise known as Christina Sawyers. and Humphrey Mc.
Iar.n and 10 an persons interested In the estate OF
pete N.far,n late II the COUNTY OF New YORK deceased
as creditors ecatees. u kin or otherwise. send
Greeting You each 81 you are hereby cited and re
ou.1 personally and appear before our Surrogate
Of The county 81 New York al tho Surrogates Court or
$50 Comfy he'd AZ the County Court House, IN the
Comfy Of New York the 9Th day Of January 1900
AZ half past ten O'Clock tho forenoon of that day men
and there attend judicial settlement of the account
- rrorecdings Edward Hatch. executor oi the
last viii and u said deceased and such Of you
a. -e hereby cited under The OF tweny-one
Vears required appear by your guardian. " you
hava one or n have none, 20 appear ana apply Tor
ne 10 ha opp0lnted or the event Of your nesect or
s,ure 10 do co. guardian viii be appointed by the sur
s'e 10 represent and for you In the proceeding.
"a. In testimony whereof. we have caused the
l. seal Of SurrOgate's Court or the SAID
-: County of New YORK 70 be eetennio af am e
Wi,n,ss Hon JAMES VI. NARNIM. surrogate OF our
said county. at the County Of New YORK the l4th
day Of November. In the year Of our Lord one thou-
.s1d eight hundred and ninety-ninc
~ sgd j. FAIRFAX McLAUGHLIN.
Clerk q the Su-Togates Court
THOMAS T. WICKES.
Atty. FOR Executor, . -
100 Broadway. y. Y. City
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COAL AND WOOD.

-o.o>~~~~~>>oSN~~N~'|'> '>~>>~>>e|'> NJ, ~ ~
rnA AWTm Coal pockets. 23S W. 3o'h-
lHNNlA,6Eo Il. Best quality Coal only
Esiablished 1865. Telephone So COLUMBUS.
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GOLD FIRNITIR AND hh-
GLIDING.

-~~~~-~~~~~~~-.- >~>.>-~~~>~~~~~~0~
ptGGrsT BARGAINS. Gold chairs. ri
vans. settees. Warranted Fren Lear.
Framed Oh Painting. >l'.uo. worm $"pV5.
p.-,ttrr gent1rails charges. GOLD
Ft'RSfTtRE MANUFACTURERS 20
eINfH Ave
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FINE MINIATURES.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

2rr.t ST. ~ WEST Very handsoWe'
neV,y decorated rooms roa enable terms
ya.riy. references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-19
kI>DLING WOOD.

ulrg I'D - Madison square fof
2 J. McCI.uskEY's Mt EtAl. HILL
ur,-r,f r..g WOOD FACTORY or.
seth-.t ans l-t-aye.-35 years experience,
anI .r dlre-f rorrs,tlon WITH ffe largest
t..I.-s = kfr1iing wool enables me- %
defy c0ugc'iiinn a. 90 quantity ana quarry
AZ the lowest prices Ho,eis families.
riut- taulr. ef-. supplied iu any part ~
Manhattan Borough. Telephone 30 Nafl
frr square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-19
NEW YEAR AND CHRisTMAs
CARDS.

.~~-~~~~~>~>>~~~~~~>~ >"~O-o~r~">0>''0~'>0~>7>
ATrENTIONii-The most up 10 date
variety ~ New Year and Christmas
Cards. Birthday. Gold and Silver wedding
aluminium cards. etc. Calendars and club
Cards speciality. our Hail COLUMBIA
Card. HIT u the season. JOSEPH koDii
LDR. Importer. Manufacturer. 100 PARK
Row. York. open evenings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-19
WORK WAN TED.

JANlToR or ENGINEER. AS assistant
ianitor o. second engineer, by S"elg;;
lately landed: sober and steady man; Wen
recommended by present employer. GEO.
PAJ'I.SEN 203 West 63d-st
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SAIE.--A fine chance for iaml)
that wants to 60 70 Housekeeping, every
thing IN a completely furnished ll-room
house. In "A fashionable suburb, AZ par
gain. b. D.. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-19

COACHMAN.-Single: thoroughly under
stands care OF horses harness. carriages.
good driver; care furnace and generally
useful around sentlemans place. well rec
commended. COACHMAN. Box g, Tribune
Ofiice.
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HELP WANTED.

GOVERNMENT POSlTloNS.-llln ~,
pare for any civil service or census census, =,
animation without seeing our catalogue Of
Information. Sent free, coll MBlAH
CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE. WASH
ington. y. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-19

I,oP sATF-A comfortably furnished ofice god lo'I n
/ tior for machinery or electrical ous'"''''
& Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-19

COACHMAN and USEFUL MAN.-By sin
sic Protestant German. middle aged I:
thoroughly experienced. attend furnaces
understands gardening. strictly sober. s,od
references competent. 81 South 4th-st..
Brooklyn.
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OpTICI ANS.

>oon0N~NNNNN~~~o c~~N~o~~>NI~N~eSN"S
A CAREFULLY FITTED EYEGhASs or
epectacle lnsures perfect ease and com
fort our speciality IL IN filling oclllsts
INSCRIPTIONS. Mcguire VI NENf.
l2G East 23d-st.
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BOOKS.
BIC HOLIDAY

BOOK SLAUGHTER
br everybody. rich and poor. old and
,oung at Loyering's New York Book Ex-
lhange ISL Broadway. opposite Wanna
Makers books OF every description Al
over prices than ever before offered in the
hiy. Immense stock Of standard and mis-
rated gift books at prices never before
approached encyclopedias (Appleton's
-hambers's. Britannica. PeOple's) at your
,wn price: second-ha school books, re-
new books AM books ~ all kinds bought
Io,c and exchanged: highest cash pricss
,aid. calls ~ residences fie. LOVER
,NG'S NEW YORK BOOK EXCHANGE.
ISL Broadway. between ste srA orb SITS. :
,per ereoirgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-19

SAI.FsNEN. Experienced metal polish
Falesinen for steamboat and ship cha ano
dlers trade. Cell on \. o. BETTES' -Oo
Meaf lpl 81. room ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-19

io5 WEST SAITH -sT.-Niceiy furnished
rooms. single Or en- SUITE uts''"''e
bachelor apartment DOWN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-19

young coiorel man, with refsrencs. y
E.. i5S West 53d-st. J.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Ar ST. gAgIrH9,i4.:, 9l \. 553%,,y.4,
EMIL0YM'ENT BUREAU. III r, - nal,
ma ma ,e%a,e are supplied. Cooks. walt
sesses iaundresses. maids. buffers, eoaen-
n,sn useful men. managing nousshe'p 30
lnvailds' attendants. secrttatlrs :,
Houses opened TOR families ie'N'"'
own.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-19

OFFICE MAN. 2s: architect preferred
thoroughly competent bookkeeper: qulcH
typewriter. bidders experience. very low
salary s., 10 West 15th-st
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DOMESTIC STU ATOMS W.
0~~'>'>'>'~>'>'SN o~"~>S~~~>~~~oun~.~ III
Male S>NS>N

INVALlD's ATTENDANT-A fani,r
ing had the services Of an invalid nav
ttndant Tor more than a year, Until inv a.
III aea.n' desires 70 md position -.
man. 70 take care Of a patient. .Var',v,it'n,
found capable. patient and kind. "a q
ard family would ac, as reference. soctoi
travel Address a. g.. 1922 Broaa -osd
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DRESSN AKI<1.


DRFSSNfAKER. - Competent dressmaker
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perfect hitting l4l East 50ths
DREgsMAKER EXPERIENCED Young girl
al dressmal0ng Miss WElSER 10
Evergreen ave. Brooklyn.
DEESsMAK ER. Competent: home or out
by the day: lrst class Of and style. ret-
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DRESsMAKER.-Fa from Paris
tailor made suits n speciaity)' VIII
thoroughly satisfy customers at reasonanle
prices AZ their homes or ln5 West bfth-
St. second hat, Downss bell
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MACHINERY,

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rers.r having Oh claim Co 10 d.. h"i,'r
called up.n 90 present me Sam" VIM p"
DAYS ~ submit OBJ having asi4 il''"
cancelled nrt n new 90" issued
LOST or STOLEN. Baukh1ok So afr. 50
IN me German savings Bank in me Cny
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f.ausd % Katie Herede.t. Al persons are
,a,,.i.1e5 sraIrst negotiating tho zane. II
r.f returned fn tho bank on me "ln da}
N January. 800 duplicate VIII Re
Issued
lost or STOLEN Baukh"ok No .b'. -"
or the German Savings Bank IN me cry
II New York. corner 4th-avr am liih -.
,sgued 90 Eva Dr'ach~r. AT persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. "
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n January. 1870. duplicate VIII be
Issued
LOST -Bankb10k 80 7oo3N Bank Tor
s,virge go 9TH ave. New YORK. PAY
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SAYING. 80 ith-ave New-Nofk. ray
rre-t STONED Please return book i' bank.
lost. Bankbook 80. 7o2 40. Rank for
savings $50 IN ave. New York Pay
nienf stopped Please return book N hahh.
rnsT pankbook 30 go O33 Bank for
savings 30 4th ave. New-lork. PAY
rreni stopped Please return book 10 bank.