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New-York tribune., 1900-12-12

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issSsi S1iin So s ls %e;t lsS.s:t Nos
sHs aNSth.r N9 7S so Henrietta SS naI
ad ssfas sr2Sy 5 AS S ss an aR heirs r o Roseft
stbHst RS Is7.ii IT Of 1st-ave s5x9e2; John
Astor to Gsorge stump and anothsri ,s q Ioha ioOe'
69-st = $ z1S 90 L., y " teee+ es 1senue - - 16OOt
2ds lot No 10 map of a., Unio9por, se;to1 lS5STiS'
70 Seares 4 lot rFSO No e map Of wakedeid look
ia: Peiroaels osieel to Wilson 8 Adams;
o'hg5 c- 70 : RsrisrI siai ~ Ie,st u ieeOC
5Sst Ie2i # Of ist-ave 25xoe:; John %,
4ts s'2' s. 2sSs s' Il " Of avenue 2i6zasa
l2s: s1%: to ef2Fi il9 Sip1. s9' q Tesii
Thomas Donnely, me geIsref S fscEsons 70 25xs5 to
cnerry-st; AdolPh Goldsams Nsss Nas y, Volt Ioa
swell Wsi and another % to Rachel shwsitzeT and
etS1sf S.eff No 75l East. 2ozs3 9Th lot %9
io %sP of Avenue D. So 575ss sHf Raehsi s
and another to GsEris Car ve6 Isstbst isxaos1
iSx9S2; .Thomss P sinnott to Louis Brandt
lssdcst No 4Gs west 25zii2s John W Haaren
M6ser &rndfstein in to PncIS choek 2sOoo
" IistmannN36n to louise NUhn i 400
5tb-sve No ST.ea Iol1 5. 2Iioxioo; j schnugs to
sstS59 t-un1 s. 200 II Of lave 5o1iooa: Daniel
to Moses o A2gdtessn l2D assh 225oo
Morris-Hve. % II Of 164th-st, lO0x31; f
Hopkins TO F II Cothren- l
King-ave. s. 125 # OF Beach-st. 25x173x-x -
163: Annie c King et al TO William c Schwarz.. 500
81 NichoIas-ave. Nos 2O2 and 2O4. :. 65.7x1O3-Tx
*. 11x69.3 Jennie Reiss 10 James d Macdonald l
113th-st n 200 II Of 2d-ave, 5O6XI4x irreg
ular: August Jacob Louis Lsese. l
14sth-st. No AIS West, 1Sx9911: Annie Geraty
John W Haaren. Exchange
Brook-ave = 2 corner 1S4th-st. 1OOx25; Ellen Nc
Laushn 10 Robert Wallace .......---..-.-.. 100
26th-st n s. a43 IT W OF Sd-ave. 25x9S9; Mary f
WirtR irRn anu us.ee 1880
Astnr 10 William seRrader. 10000
Astor + 70 l4 MsrT " Decker * ct 10000
Coumbus-ave. = corner 10Sth-st. 1O011X1OO; \
H Marvin Charles VI Rosenthal j
Broadway. n W 10lst-st. 96. lX60X1UoX61'
New-York Realty Company 10 Thomas smith 80
and another iou
11sth-st :, 800 II of Lenox-ave. 2OxlOOll;
Marvin Charles 81 Rosenthal /
18th :. 100 Il of Myrtle-ave. 3oxlOOxSOx 80
los; Josephine Carnes et al to Max Cohen. lVo
WarTenst mo NO iiS snc+bsr S RI irving $4,000
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
REAL ESTATE TRANsFrps

'Vttn-St, s, l34 II OF West T,na a,s ,a.
,aaeSoo' fnomas Curran o Elizabafb cDii;ssr o.,
A.-sl 81 e. 100 u o. Tth-ave l7v1q II. ST-t. 81
..eh Lrinks 10 Charles Scheicecker --' N4iis
-',,-.--ssI :. lb0 n 7th-ave ZOO
S lillian A Mckim, referee. 10 Henry
s4hs property Henry Maufe- 10 Aaajib.;ii 5000
I445h-s . 800 II of f,r,s;. - $500
IeI ~ crawford 10 Maxwell { Katz sn5 M
i4SS,h-s' No 429 West, i4sras IL John p Leo to
Avenue A. 2il n n of 4th-st rms ~ lo'"O
"A 20 Sth-st 2sx n A. TX . ia0 - .~.a-A ~ :
> - John Astor 10 Bernhard Voce n, -
liilt lfpteftg Ierese Nogel 10
N.-s A. y = y n o bth-st 24r1Oo- Hlil
Avenue A. corners 1Sss'9sSe. 9fSt. 1900
l44thsI s. SO n e of ro 10000
800 S1sa Ia Fetra, referee 10 Samuel n GSrs1 20
A'tAst = lI5 Il Of Courtlandt-s,e 5s;v.iico lOO
a,As. est. ~ Never 70 Martha Davy......-. '' ,oo
80 ~ = = sd n ~ lGth-st 20 6Kss C;rsce i'u
LII 70 Henry b kibby '' Nie'e
ioothst No t8 West 25xlO0 II: C;eorss n W.
80 y a4.er stableT trustee. etc. - ''0-H 90
'ess.-tL. West. 101l7. Ado1rb ~
.hlfsinia 4 Yer Planck Quit clair5 a4'oh 70
80 a " - - n q of 5th-st, 24xlOO. Iobn
5th s. .nH iss Il saa a Esis5 5 BsrasT 1900
Firs,-sSe. 30 n6ien- i6 y :, 1900
James X llonnelly o. Is0ua fese = N-''' -
ttl-e IS No 26l, 26.GNss: Rose A Mob a. w
So e. Nolt quit claim .-.......-- ~
. MaE Marx Henry Z stevens A. W. '''Ai"'-" -
aAs-et = % u of 7fh-aVe ao46a 2 lOt
son AZ and i Napoleon Levy 10 I-sz5s
----T---- ,
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
LAFAYETTE PLACE EXTENSION.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT BOARD HEARS ADvo-
Gates AND PRoTEsTANTs

The Local Improvement Board OF the XiIIth
District met al I o'clock yesterday in President
Coogan's oflce 10 consider the matter OF extend
ing Lafayette Place 10 Nmth-st.. and TO give a
public hearing the matter. The members OF the
Board present were President COogan. Councilman
Ryder. Aldermen Flynn and Willing and Mr.. Cul-
kin. William Barclay Parsons appeared in favor
OF the extension and engineering expert
He said that the Rapid Transit Commissioners
who recommended she extension. had not done
body, but citizens The Improvement
would Tot aid the tunnel TO any extent. part
OF the property 10 be taken anyway. The change
would greatly facilitate traffic, which. when Elm
ct. had been completed, would be badly oongested
at Astor Place and Lafayette Place. AT the pres
ent time four car lines passed that place. and il
possible that another would be laid. He
thought the Improvement would be cheap and
much needed. From study Of the matter Mr
Parsons said that the assessed valuation Of the
property about S26SOOO. which. at a basis Of
80 per cent. would make the entire property TO be
condemned $4,000 David Mcclure appeared for
various property owners and Mr.. Newell for John
Manamaker. They protested against any change
on the ground Of property owners. The Board
decided 10 lay the matter over until a week from
Friday. when a decision viii be given.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
PARTITION OF CHEsEBRoUGH ESTATE.

Partition proceedings have been begun affecting
a number Of properties Of the Chesebrough estate
in suit in which Mary s Brandes and William
NJ. Chesebrough are plaintiff and defendant. The
properties involved Nos 1872 and 1Si Broad
way. with - Nos. >. ( and John-st.; No
p John-st. No. 81 Water-st.. Nos. S26 and 32s Bow
cry, No. 395 Bowery. No. SOP SecOnd-ave. No 307
Greene-st., No. 3S Howard-st.. No 81 Bond-st and
a parcel containing three and one-half acres
bounded by TwO-hUndred- nd -fourth-st. Tenth-aVe
and the Harlem River.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
GRAND JURY INDIcTs AFFORD.

Hr WILL BE TRIED N THE UNITED STATES
CIRCUIT COURT. WHICH OPENS TO-DAY
Cornelius l. Alvord jr formerly note teller OF
the First National Bank accused OF having en-
bezzled $4,000 from that institution was indicted
yesterday afternoon by the United States Grand
Jury.
The indictment Was found on nfty-one counts, as
alleged IN the complaint by United States District
Attorney Burnett charging Alvord with falsifying
the accounts OF the bank and unlawlully appro-
priating his nearly 100000 OF the bank 5
money. AlvOrd viii probably be tried al the De
cember term OF the Criminal Part OF the United
States Circuit Court. which begins to-day.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12

WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAIp--n by
North OF Ireland Protestant. In privs,s
family, city or country. good reference -
West 18th ST.. 'hlrt hoor. back
Respectable woman wiShes
family, ladies and Eents' washingi u u
years reference 3ld Tth-ave- Slyne's nei-
WAS4ING.--YoGng German woman wisaes
family washing az home or cut by ins
day. 32I West A3d-st.. rear. basement
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
CHURCH MoRTGAGED FOR $4,000

The Roman Catholic Church of the Ascension
yesterday mortgaged its property the north side
OF hundred-and-seventh-st. 800 feet west Of
Amsterdam-ave-, lOOx2Ol.lO, to One-hundred-and-
eighth-st, for $4,000. The Manhattan Life Insur-
anee Company made the loan which natures IN
! ne norteage is said be for the purpose of
naAlng lmprovements in The church "
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
NEW POLICE STATION.

and two story brick. terra Gotta and
police station, S6xll92. will be erected from
- Horgan & Slattery. architects the
est corner Of BOston-aVe. and Summit Place
he city al estimated cost OF $1,000 The
station will be built for the police of the Fortieh
Precinct. who are now quartered at No Kings
bridge Road.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
DETECTIVE AGENCY,
Licensed and bonded. $40 Broadway,
Rooms 7l7-71S, telephone 1851 Franklin
All civil and criminal cases attended to by
expert detectives. male and female.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office No. l.242 broadway, I'd door north
OF 31st-st. until o'clock p. m; adver-
tiseInents received at the following branch
offices at regular office rates until o'clock
n. m, viz. pa shave. 8 e cor. 23d-st
st: 1888 3d-ave.. between 18th and 7Tth
SIS; .O26 3d-ave.. near 61st-st.: 1.7Os lFt-
sve'. near SHth-st: ESQ 2d-ave-. near Ala
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
LOST.


BANKBOOK No. ga. 200 Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution. in the name OF De
Witt ~ pevendnTf in trust for Dorothy
revendorf is missing. Any person having
a claim o. II Is hereby called upon 10 pre-
sent the same within zen davs or submit 10
having said passbook cancelled and new
one issued.
BANKBOOK No. ST4, OS5 of the BoweFy
Savings Bank Is missing The finder is
requested 10 return u 10 the bank n not
restored before the 5th day of January
1891. application will be- male 10 tn. bank
for new book.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their UptoWn
once. No. l,242 broadway. "a door north
OF 3ist-st. until o'clock o. m: adyer-
tisements received at the following branch
Offices al regular Office rates until O'clock
4. m. Viz, &oi shave. s. e. c9r. 23d-st
lg2 ath ave. err. I2th-st. Macv's am
ave. and i4th-st.; i42 columbus-ave near
West e5th-st-: Jos West s2d-st.. near 9TH
ave. % East l4th-st.; 25T West 42d-st..
between Ith and Sth aves.; $50 East 4Ith-
St: ] 1.S3s ad-ave.. between 18th and TTth
sta l.0-o Sd-aye.. near 0lst-st.: 1.7os lat
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
Go Get for Business purposes.

BUILDINGS. Stores lofts and offices let Ann.
ID Hickman Barclay. Bond Chambers sts., City Hall
Place church Clif Dey. Duane Elm Ferry Frankfort.
Front Fulton, Gold Greenwich, Hudson john Leonard.
Maiden Lane Moore. Nassau New Chambers Park Place
Pearl Reade Rose. Spruce South Nesey, Water West,
White William and Worth SITS. rutland & WHITING.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12

rRESS.-rrained; hrst class; seISe.
dinners. lunches and receptions BY DAY vt
week. In private family. best references.
Cali or address MARY waitress. h@s'
18th 81.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
CAST OFF CLOTHING.

ASTONISHINGLY hign prices paid for Ia
dies, gentiemen's and children's discarded
Clothing. fine Evening and Street Costumes
Diamonds. Jewelry. Bric-a-Brac FIlrs, &c
Call or address Mr.. or Mrs NATAL 744
6th-aVe
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
HARRIES FoR A BUSINESS AGENT.
MRS wYCKoFF. IT Is SAID WANTS A HUSBAND
TO MANAGE HER AFFAIRS

Thomas c. Bent. bandmaster Of the Old Guard.
viii be married tonight in the Waldorf-Astoria TO
MRS sarah T. Wyckon, wealthy widow. There
VII be twenty-five friends present at the wedding
Mrs. Wyckof is hfty-fve years old. She is quoted
as saying that she doesn't marry for love, but 10
eet man whom she can trust TO manage her
affairs Mr.. Bent is thirty-fve, and has no fortune
Albert Nyckon, the first husband died about a
year ago, and he assigned his large fortune to his
VIE she Is shreWd business woman and The
fortune Is SAID 20 have grown under her manage
%nlent % Inc couple viii sail for Europe on Saturday
OF the Sunard Line steamship LucanS Mr. Rent
VII resign ms place as handmaster. and give All
his time 10 handling his wife's estate
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
SHULTAs. CHARLEs I'm pursuance !. -
elections.

A ELECTION of twenty Managers ~ -
Ne" hork Institution for the Blind ana ~ ~.
ot Eection viii be held a IN
S5 ana sth Avenue al O'Clock on The ss.sion Sith
wednesday, Dee - nc AFTERNOON OF
fhhD AUGs scHERMERHoRN. seer.,.r,,
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
MACHINERY. {.

AT REDrrcED PRIcEs.-5Oo secondhand
V-oo5 and iron working machines: fully
Guaranteed. machinery bought and eN-
changed. GEO. ". EDDY. 3lt Madlson----
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
6urroadtes Nntlres.


ELINCH. ROBERT TIN pursuance of an
order Of Hon. Abner C Thomas. a Surrogate Of tn,
persons having claims against Robert cgch 20 , an all
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber his place
transaeting business: the office Of Russell Holmes.
n no NJ: ESQ v BToadway in the B9Toqsh Of Manhattan city
Dated New York. the 2lsl day Of May. 1900
RUSSELL HOLMES At6rnexs fr xsGtoI 3so
Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan New York City. y. Y.
CoRSA, JAMES LIN pursuance of an order
% Of Hon, A6ner G Thomas surrosats of the County
ing claims against Corsa late Of the County Of
soT 70 deffssed & to present the same with voueh
business No 2O5 Boston Road in the City of York
York. the 10th day Of Julv; 1900.
SHAW FISK SHAW Rorneye for f ExeeStoT essG10r 10
Nassau Street New York city
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
otc :! !om5s SsTs & sgTToga9s ate Of the County
Coils p Huntington: late OF the County Of New York
a6sorSs hsr 6usness aasrsG' No. 5S rs Is
Both day Of April next Dated New York 24h day Of
ARABETLA D. HUNTINGTON. Executr,x CHART r,e
H TWEED WEED ISAAC s44 I,I, E GATES Executors
Street York City o' executors y Broad
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon. Abner
G Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF New Yor,
notice Is herroT given 70 al persons having claims
deceased 70 present the with vouchers thereof 70
Wilcox BFods No. 22o aros%a9 Rgsness is ts at
t1oIough OF Manhattan. IN the City Of New
the Eth day OF FEBRUARY next Dated New YORK
WILLIAM Z. MARCUS. GEORGE F. MARC'I-S E,ve,,,,o--
WILCOX & BRODEK. Attorneys Exec1Itors tao
Brosdway Borough Of Manhattan, n. Y city. ~
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon, A6ner
c Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF Ns0
claims Frederick r. Wood OF the CorniSs
of New York. deceased 20 the with voT"b
thereof the subscribers at their
ing business (Ftoom 500. No 1872 sts
City York. before eleventh dsv 'I as
February next. Dated New York. the day OF A-st
1850. ~ august
CLARENCE W. WOOD. EUGENE II. CoNKIIN rv..
ENNEvER & TRAUTMANN, ATTORNEYS ror rv.
Ge0om 500. 1S2 Nassau Street. Borough OF
New York city. i'''ah IL
ROBINSON. IDA.-ln pursuance of an order
H OF Hon Abner g Thomas, q Surrogate % m 60,
New York. notice Is hereby all persong
claims Ida Robinson Of
York. present the same with yo1cbs o NeW
Of the subscribers, at their place transsctir IRE
ness. No II broadway. Borough OF Manhattsn s
New York before the Sth day of Febr1sr, iS OF
son, albert J. ADAMS. Jr.. Executors - iohiN r.
W. COLEMAN HUGHES Attorney for F,Vec,,,- -
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York 81
SHULTAS, CHARLES Fin pursuance ~ On
order Of Hon Abner c Thomas a surro,, :. -
county OF New YORK notice hereby given TO All sr. ne
having claims aFainst Charles r. Shultas iata pS ms
County OF New York. deceased present the OF he
Nouches thsreof 10 the subscriber az his pace
sselHact "a OF business at he ONCE Of Reube, VIC
hsta no l4l broadway. Borough Manhafts1 n,
ne city OF New York. or before the v,t an IN
RFSI SStiS IN IS1r4a IN gay OF August.
~ - sfN LESLIE MAYNARD Attorney for FSe,
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
Transfers Of pror


Plans were fled yesterday for seven story
apartment house to be built at the northwest cor
ner Of Central Park West and Sixty-seventh-st., 20
cost $4,000 a fun description Of the proposed
building given in The Tribune last Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12

CONSU MEItS can have bills reduced poo 10
400. with improved illumination: parti-u-
lars and terms Apply to U. :. GAS CON
: MEltS' ASSOCIATION. 13n East 2Sd-st
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
SURE POP INSECT POWDER.

SURE POP INSECT POWDER
IS GUARANTEED TO KILL COCK
ROACHES. WATER BUGS. BEDBUGS.
ETC. Al OLPH ISAACSON & SON. "a
FULTON-ST.. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
GOLD FURNITURE REGnpING

BIGGEST BAEGAINS.-C1osinE out. Beau
ttfuI Gold Chairs. 81 10. Regilding. Fsti-
mates furnished GOLD FTRNITI- RI,
-, ,-I-E' t-rI -p'-FsS 80 -ivth-q,a
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
TRANSFERS OF AsToR PROPERTY

Eleven more transfers OF Astor property. which
passed the title TO different parcels in the block
bounded by Ffrst-aVe, Avenue A. Fourth and
Fifth sts, were recorded yesterday. The names of
the who take possession, together
with the amounts named in consideration. are as
follows.
Bernhard Vogel s23. $50: Gustav Rheinauer. $4,000:
William T. Traud, S200GO; Solomon and Fest Ber-
liner. $4,000: Kath c Cihlein S160e0s George Stump,
$1,000 Charles Bender $1,000 Barbara Leist $1,000;
Henry Quicker $1,000; William Schroeder, $4,000;
Mary Decker, $4,000.
Transfers Of property have now been made TO
twenty-five tenants other transfers will be re-
corded as soon the settlement in regard to the
title 10 the remaining parcels is finished.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
turnisbeb Apartments 90 fet.

A RTISTICALLY FURNISHED APARTMENTS OF seven
~ large sunny rooms Apply 70 RUTLAND OFFICE.
CadVay and 5Tth ST.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
FURNISHED Auartments ruanten.


a NENTLEMAN and wife light sunny furnished
~ apartment two three rooms and bath April Isl
Preference given OF 23d Street
state price with and without table board NEW-JERSEY
BOX II Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

FTANOS MD U1EGANSs
OUvRIER BROS. 10 East I4th-st.-Rent
81: sold on small payments. slightly
nsed. SIS: tuning repairing exchanging.
PIANOS for sale and 70 rent. We have
Steuways. Webers and our own make
and give special rates 20 students. For
good reliable piano az reasonable price 70
will pay TO call az our wareroOm. VIM. A.
POND e CO. las 5th-ave- 20th-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12

Gin iropertn for Sale.
JNLEGANT 25 foot West Side Residence. furnished or
II unfurnished. CONDTT. 1,l}5 Broadway.
nNE Apartment Houses. all latest
" improvements will be sold for part cash and other
property. CONDIT. .135 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
DRESSAIAKING,

DRESSMAKING,
DRESSMAkER wishes work by day, 81 a5
or home; skirts speciality, 81: also skirts
rebound, I5c. ONEILE. 209 West 36th-st
SSMAkER.-Parisian competent in
all branches; very moderate prices: work
at home. Call. AMEI.IE, care Mrs. Delany.
14s East 49th-st
MESDAMES AUDRAN. Just from Paris
with latest models robes, manteaux and
corse-s: prices reasona BILE Sc West 53d-s+
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
Real Gtntc for Grchanee.

ITY for COUNTRY and COUNTRY for CITY. Photo
- graphs az CONDITS. 1.133 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
SIELP WANTED.

Hafs
ATTENTION. MENi-Cheap trip to any Eu-
ropean port; London. Liverpool. Hamburg
Bremen; also free passage and steady posi-
lions procured. SHIPPING OFFICES, >
Chnton-st. and 73 West-st., New-YOrk.
ATTENTION. Men wanted; IS. 81 takes
YOU 10 Europe; also experienced cattlemen
wanted. ATLANTIC SHIPPING OFFICE.
2J9 I'd ST.. New-York.
WANTED.-By an importing house a
young man In stock; salary first year $50.
Address +. o. Box 2 229.
TED.-RespOnsible Philadelphia firm
wants office manager at Chicago: salary
81, 500 yearly; $3.50 cash and satisfactory
references required. commercial reference
furnished; position permanent; money Sc
cure. Address POSTOFFICE BOX PSI
Philadelphia Penn.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
BOARD AND ROOMS.


A HOTEL ROLAND.
5eth-st.. between Madison and Park aves
venience. % DEIIGHTFUE. ROOMS AsrI 81 PER PER
DAY, SO WEEK. LIGHT ROOMS. WITH
BOARD. S12 PER WEEK SUNNY
ROOMS. WITH BOARD. S14 PER WEEK
Every room has hot and cold water. steam
three rooms, with bath. References re-
duired: CANNOT BE EQUALLED FOR
THE MONEY.
HOTEL BOULEVARD. 124th-st. and Lex
ington-ave. = Nicely furnished rooms;
steam heat: So and up per week; transient.
81 90 day
s6TH-ST-. 115 wEST.-Large third story
'front.' room; very comfortanble; southern
exposure; all conveniences; parior dining
room; private.
SOTH-sT.. 45 wEsT.-Handsomely fur
ntshed light rooms; corner apartment
facing Broadway; singIy or en- suite: board
optional GOODELL.
s1sT-ST.. 1855 wEsT.-Large rooms. with
board; families transients; 'I.r station.
highest references given and REQUIRED
17TH-ST. 81 WEsT.-One large room. with
board; highest references given and re-
quired
40 EAST 3sTH-ST., near rk-ave.-Iarge
and small room, with board; references
exchanged
5TTH-ST.. 1O2 WEST.-aandsome. sunny
well heated rooms; all conveniences: table
board
ST, ALBANs East 3Ist-st.-Redecorate
hoard.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
CARPET CLEANING

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.-Car
pets cleaned by steam, by hand or on the
floor. 1.a5S Broadway. 421 East 4Sthlst
COE 3 BRANDT. Tel 132-2Sfh
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
BUSINESS CHAhCEs.

PATENTS! INVENTORS HAND BOOK
FREE; patents economically secured and
prohtably sold INVENTORS COMPANY.
$50 Nassau-st.
THE ADVERTISER, an experienced secre-
tary Of a large corporation and practi-
cal accountant. whose present engagement
termina tes January 1st by reason OF re
trenchment consequent upon consolidation.
desires a like position. Address INDUS
TRIOUS. Box 4. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
CARDS.

CALENDARS FOR ADVERTISING.
Christmas and New Year Cards from ic.
20 $40 at manufacturer prices JOSEPH
KOEHLFsR Importer and Manufacturer.
$50 PARK Row. n. Y. Open evenings
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12

NOT INDICATED OXYGEN.
CURES consumption. bronchitis. asthma
and chronic diseases Of nose and throat
Consultation free. AMERICAN INSTI-
II TIE ELECTRO THERAPEUTICS uncor-
pofatedJ - West 34th-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST, SARTH0rGMEW'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
2i1 East 42d-st.. tirst class domestics are
supplied.
MAIE A EKSTROMS. oldest Swedish,
German. French Bureau; references in
vestigated: established 1878: only private
families supplied. 34S 4th-avs.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
TYPEW WHITERs.

T0PEWRITEHS new $50: Remodeii~.
RemsDgtons. Smiths. 's35; rentals reduced:
prompt repairing. CONSOLIDATED TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE. 241 Broadway
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as.
Z WEISER Furs and Fur Garments 70
order: also re modelled and redyed into
fashionable styles. 421 6th-ave.
A STDINBERG. f2l East 59th Street -
Fine fGTs. seal garments. made TO order.
remodelled To ;he latest: large assortment
fur sets for Christmas presents: reasonable
prices.
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I CSEKEEPER--By a refined. competsnf
young widow; unincumbereds references.
I Address p. H, 154 6th-ave-
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HOW TO GET STRONG.-Handbau box
Ing. fencing. baths &C. WOODS GYM
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FOR SALE.

INDESTRUCTIBLE PHONOGRAPH and
Graphophone records soc. EACH all fine
masters; Edison or Columbia records So. so
per doZ.; supplies cut rates: "a inch Brass
Horn 81 80: 30 inch. s.. so: Diaphragm
glasses SC. each. j. NJ ELLYNNE. 202
Broadway Room L.
VALUABLE BOOKS FOR SALE.
AppletOns ART OF the World de Luxe
Edition. 10 vols. 40 Water Colors: limited
15O. Appleton Women in French art"
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limited 200. Address BROOKLYN, Box s
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-15
THE STATE CAPITAL.

Austin, Texas, September l4,-The COVER
nor received the following telegram this
morning from Richmond, Va: In behalf Of
Texas delegation at National Baptist conven-
ton in session here. wire proper authorities
at Galveston and ascertain whether Revs. a,
Barbour, Il. NJ Wright, 5. r. w. Cole, A.
Hubs. Baptist ministers, are dead or alive.
Convention has taken collection for suffer
eTs. Rev. n. X. Grlgss'
telegram has been received here asking
Herbert r. White member of Galveston
battery, is alive. His brother is city editor
of the Indianapolis Journal.
Assistant State Health Officer Jones re-
the governor the condition of the qnarantlne
department at Galveston.
A contractor has been sent to the Prairie
View Normal school TO ascertain the cost
of repairs 10 the school.
Expert Askew OF the railroad comm Jsioh
returned tCuay from Galveston. He hau
hard time in reaching the island. He says
that all hospitals and homes for orphans
aud aged people should be built In the IN
terror OF the State. =,
Mrs. Anne Harris and Mrs, Davenport OF
Galveston arrived here today and are With
Mrs. T. W. Ormond.
Mrs Carne Moore Angus Moore, aged lG.
galveston disaster are here.
The Texas Coal aud Mining company OF
Austin was chartered today capital stock
SO, 900 Incorpora,ors: ". II: Stacy, G. =,
Brush and j. VI. Thornton. The mines are
located in Fayette county
Two tax rolls came in today, as follows.
Grayson county-Total. valuation Sis,637.
ga; increase 1858, SIS.
Cooke county-Total valuation sS,lo3.bS Is;
| increase SlO4 $50.