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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Audubon-ave. s. IS n Of l6sth-st 5Ox95 and
3d-ave corner 81 Pauls Place 5xlOO "a
26srS5-ll; Marcus Nathan Phillippni
Agdubon-aye. e . % # n OF l6sth-st. 25xf6; -
Ernst harx-Nathan Company Morris Nathan Ian
BroOme-st 20 II OF LudoW-st, 25xs76.
Wolf Brand Banned Friend --...-......- I
Ssth-st. No - West, 25x1Oo II; Albert Y Donel-
Ian Bernard b and Frieda Zlppsrt g..... u "a,
llGth-st. l21 II OF Lenox-ave 26XlOO
Philip BTaender 20 Margaret starr. ......... I
Sd-aVe. corner 81 Paufs Place, 20 5xlOoor
S6-hxso II; Ernst Marx Nathan Company 10
4th-st. n :. 1885 n Avenue A q 3xa6 >. iVo
John J Astor Edward Wilckens ~ -.
Hooster-st, No l49 153. 7a.6xlODx74 7ricn- ''A"
Joseph McEroy JT. referee MetropOlitan
Life Insurance Company s1G ono
4th-st. 1856 n Avenue A % 3rae >. '''V
Edward Kilckens William Brill. q,
llth-st s. 1872 n Of 9Th ave u artna 2.
Amelia r Rogers 20 William Rau.
ssth-st :. 10 n of West Ie0v1oos
Metropolitan Improvement Company 10 Rarbsi
l35th-st. iT4 West II: Morris / si, 4''''''
another 10 Samuel Oppenhein -. ~ ,
Canals 40 liz, lsaXas.g. C.nsl
ll5. n g. ls.sK24 7Xls SKA 7: Charles Vonbof
John W Fleck '' ~ .,s -,
Narren-st, No IS. = 25.2N7S. 2125. 4xTs >. Han -
nah Felbel and another 20 Radcliffe Hicks
Lenox-ave. lS5th-st -. 4NTs. William
II Scott 90 Peter Doeger. .-..-...-.--
lOSth-st. No IS West. Ss-SIlOO.ii; Robert Wallace
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nnrEEeeEs FoRGrRT: ASKS FoR ARREsT.

Johr F. Wright Of Matawan y d.. Ven
dressed and educated colored man. went up TO 20
ucemsn Underhin. Of the West Thirteth-st. sta-
ton al O'Clock yesterday morning at alA'h-aNe
and Thirty seconded, and told MIN ne "a"'e0 ~
be locked up.
NV conscience hurts me" replied Wright in an
svver 10 the polceman's look Of inquiry, Tor l
have forged the name Of my employer want 10
give myself up"
Wright then told of being private secretary 10
Alexander CASTOR of Matawan. He said he was
short Of money and forged the name OF MS en-
ployer 10 a draft for SIS drawn on the Farmer. =
and Merchants Bank of Matawan The draIt
was dshonored and went 10 protest and Mrlsh'
fed this city. - -.
He was locked up in the West Thrtieth-st sta-
ton on suspicion. after effort had beeh Haue 10
communicate with Matawan.
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PIANOS FOR BEGINNERS.

Many parents think that in providing a piano for
the use Of their children who just taking mp the
study OF the pianoforte. cheap instrument As all
that is necessary. and that when the little pupil
shah arrive al higher stage Of proficiency a bet
ter instrument may be provided BY MANI ex-
perienced instructors. however. this is reckoned
as grave mistake. They say that practice so car
Wed on is at the expense OF the pupils hearing
Much depends on the delicate quality OF the ..ear
Tor music" which should be educated from the
very start Students who do not take this quality
into consideration are handicap ped fron the ,,,,
1anutacturers OF the SOhmer piano declare fhat
ments have made Of them a standard for both ~.
pupil and the master - ~ INV
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.
The offerings scheduled yesterday were dispose
Of follows:


The offerings scheduled yesterday were disposed
Of follows:
BY McVickar & Co: No 45l Lenox-aye., west side
S2S feet north OF one-hundred-and thirty
l6sx74. three story and basement o.ownsiohe o"eh-
ing house: absolute sale, bid in at SS.eO 80,
By Richard V. Harnett Coz: No. ~ dWedJ5h-
i've story brick nathouse; Withdrawn. Third-ave'
side 80 feet south Of One-hundred-and-tnlrIy
sixth-st. extending through 10 Lincoln-ave' Disk
l2SS3XJ0Xll7.S vacant: Withdrawn. No. 2bZs lhlTd-
ave. northeast corner OF One-hundred-and-I
house: sale by order OF Joseph Spear. executor OF
The estate OF William Spear. deceased ana ahother
By James l. Wells: Park-aye.. east side. 1913
feet south of Onehundred- and forty fourth-st 25x
uls: vacant; TO Mari Tabula. S1.45o Park-ave. east
side. 6l63 feet south of One-hundred- an forty
Canal Place. west side. adjoining above. 25x1l1.s
vacant: trustees sale; estate Of Montagne Ward;
BY Herbert A sherman: No. 2Oe West One-hun..
Seventh-ave i6x16Oil three story stone front
dwelling house; Metropolitan Trust Company, trus-
ney referee amount due. 1925 s.: subject to
taxes. etc. s442 IS; adjourned TO December q
hrsi-st south side go feet east of EIeventh-ave.
5oxs2 two Ga, and one story brick buildings; Nos $50
east of Eleventh-ave JOxs2, frame shed and vacant
" m lanes DaVf ITncb a6 ag TSsser r.
Ward referee; amount Que, SSS As; subject TO
BY Peter F. Meyer & CO.: No. J63 One hundred.
Alexander-ave., 25xlOo four story brick fathouse:
Franklin Savings Bank agt; John w Decker ct al.
(No. ID; Wilson NJ Powell. attorney; David Nc
Clure. referee; amount due. Ss,697 %; subject 10
taxes. etc. 1899 I3: David Il. Underhill. s. 40.
No. 56l MISUNDERSTANDING fth-st. north side.
10 feet west o. AleXanderave., 25x100 four story
brick nathouse same agt. same (No. p; same at
torney and referee: amount due, 69l IS: subject
to taxes etc S99 .: 10 David Underhill So 80
100 feet west of AleXander-ave, 25x100 four story
brick nathouse; same agt. same (NO. b. same at
torney and referee; amount due IS 695 IS; subject
10 taxes, etc, 1929 73 to David R. Underhil IS 80
NO. hJ4 One-hundred-andthirty fifth-st north side
lao feet west OF AleXander-aVe. 25X1OO. four story
brick nathouse. same agt. same Go. -: same at
tOrneE and referee: amount due. $3.50 90: subject
70 taxes ETC. Se9 13; 10 David r. Underhil, S.. 100
No Id5 One-hundred and thirty-ffth-st north side
200 feet west Of AeXander-ave. 25X1O0. four story
brick hathouse; same agt. same (No. -. at
torney and referee: amount due. SS6SS %: subject
10 taxes, etc. 1922 IS; 10 David r. Underhill IS 80
Anthony-ave, northwest corner OF Minerva Place
/ 5OXloO vacant; Henry II. RaynOr agt. John Kuntz
/ 81 a.; William A Boyd. referee; amount due
/ S550.
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JIDGE corNE RENLGNS AS DEPUTV.

Albany. Dec. lS-Judge Edward p. Coyne, Of
Geneseo First Deputy Attorney-General has ten
dered his resignation 10 Attorney General Davies
When the sudden death Of his brother John II.
Coyne who First Deputy, occurred. Judge
Coyne was asked by Auorney-General Davies 10
take zap The unfinished work. he was familiar
with A. This h. has done and he desires 10
resume his duties County Judge and Surrogate
~ Livingston County.
Attorney General Davies has Yet made no APP
pointment 10 mn the vacancy but IL is understood
that William !. Aoungs. secretary 10 the Governor
Nhose term ~ office expires this month. is ap-
picant for tie place.
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NEw RuILpING PLANS.

1itb-st No Isl West. a five story brick and
stone nathouse. Is. tN1O2; ID Rosenbaum No lSS
ax ss' spehItect o"nei $4,000
T7th-st Nos 24O 20 pa East for two six story
brick nathouses, 29xs5.6 each; G NJ karpos No
az Reekman Place. NJ Bernstein. No 40
broadway architect; cost each. FSoot
Sulivan-st, No IA for story brick nat
bnuse with store. 25xsg.7 NiebeTg Brothers
; Ne iaS :. $4,000
Avenue A. No ga. six story brick nat
house with store 25xs1 3; Julia Phelan. NO'1l1
broadway owner; NJ Bernstein. architect 29Oot
I'm. St No lis East. for five story and base
ment brick and stone hathouse. 2lxsslO; sam.
pei No sos athave architect ....... 2sOoc
7fh- 81 No III East. for five story and base
nnent brick and stone hathouse. 21xT22; Samuel
Jae Sa SOS stfaRe' architect $4,000
Bsd-st, No 23T to 241 East. for Two six story
and basement brick nathouses, p 2xS6.4 each:
SsGoe N sos sbave architect; cost each % 600
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p. rTCT0R NEWCOuB'S S4NTTT.

Justice Fitzgerald yesterday. in the Supreme Court
denied motion made by Mrs Florence Ward New
comb and her son. Herman y. Newcomb for the
examination 81 IT, Victor Newcomb. the railroad
manager. nv Drs Cyrus Edison. Allan McI.ane Ham,
iton. Allen Fitch, William Anderson. A. A. Smith
and John Aucherony prior TO the physicians test-
fying before Peter p. Olney. the referee 10 take
testimony as Mr.. Newcomb's sanity. Mrs New
comb is the wife and Herman y. the son Of the al
legged incompetent Mr.. Newcomb objected on the
ground THAI some OF the physicians had area 1y eN-
pressed their opinion as 20 his sanity in another
proceeding. while others were not alienists
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REAL ESTATE.

Negotiations are pending for the sale OF the ooeN
front axIl4 sxIoOl on the side of Broadway
| between Eighty-hfth and Eighty-sixth sts' o"iie
! by Charles T. Barney. -
No ss West Forty-ninth-st- Ooiumoia Oones
I leasehold). a four story ana basement N"N9
house 2SxlO5 has been resold. -
The sale OF a site for theatre at Long Ae. -.
| Square has been closed, but the brokers feius
| make public any details of the uansacuoh -.
ar outside source IL is reported that the plot Iron'
| in forty-ifth and Forty-siNth SIS az" a'
frontage in seventh-ave. ~
Max Marx has purchased from Ida T. Ahoo'e
| three-story and basement brownstohe 40,
du,sllng house with three story extension NO "a
West One-hundred- and ihirteenth-st loeAiVV' anu
| - else SOD the three story tenement house No
saa west Thirty-third-st., 1sx9s2; terms private
uauI HOW & Co have sold to John Bannen the
Mo, If four lots on the north side OF ohe-hu
and-sixteenth-st. lss feet west OF 81 s,a
Mr. Bannen will improve the plot with seven
s,or,, anartment house with stores, from plans py
Neville & Bagge. . =
Nelson ID stilwell has bought from William r.
Chambers No. 2S6 and from Jessie B. Wrlght No
9sS West Fifty-hfth-st., two three story ana p"Se
mi brick dwelling houses on lots 2Ox1OO.5 each.
Plumu1er a Shurman have sold for Thomas J.
Nal augbIin the two lots on the south side of one
-hfth-st. $50 feet east Of SeX
these lots month in trade with the MIae
estate sEs R e4fha aad SSs
Porter & Co. have sold for Barech Mertheslin NJ 20
Sarah d. simon NO 10 East
twenty-seVenth-st., three stor! pio""S'oHo
dwelling house. lot 20x99.u. E
~ - A f. g. Taylor have sold the plot OF
ground with four houses thereon, i'm SeayieT-aye,
Newport f. l. This property was formerly known
as the Livingston cottages but lately as the lin
cottages. The purchaser is well known New
yorker who will probably improve for his own oc-
Pease & Gilman have rented for the season, tur-
nished for John II. Glover, of Newport, X l. NO.
5Sl Madison-ave corner of Fffty-fourth-st, 10
Stanley Mortimer Of Rosyn, Long Island -
Mrs l. H. Hirshfeld has sold her residence; NO
ia East Eightythird-st, four story ana pas s
ment brownstone dwelling house lot 2ONiuzz Tor
about $4,000 -, ,.
De Selding Brothers have sold the brick house
and grounds of Mrs. Silas futile. No. 24S CLINTON
ave running through to WaVerly-ave. Brooklyn
for something over $4,000. The property adJoins
the estate OF Charles NJ. Pratt and is supposed 10
have been purchased for him.
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SPEAKERS ar BANKERs' DINNER.

Following is the list of speakers and their suo-
jects for the dinner Of the State Bankers AssOcia
ton al the Waldorf-Astoria tonight: The Treas
ury and the Banker" by Secretary Of the Treasury
Lyman J. Gage; The Navy and the Banker" by
Secretary Of the Navy John ID. Long; The Army
and the Banker by Colonel George B. Davis
L 8 A; 'rhe Pulpit and the Banker" by the Rev
Dr. g. r. Van DE Water. The Bar and the Bank
er, by Assistant Attorney General James NJ. Beck;
The Other Bar and the Banker by Simeon Ford,
And "The Press OF Gold ~ hY ST Clair McNelRay.
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HOT INDICATED OXYGEN.

CURES consumption. bronchitis. asthma
and chronic diseases of nose and throat
Consultation free. AMERICAN INSTI
TUTE ELECTRO THERAPEUTICS Gncor-
porated) 43 West 34th-st
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FIRE DAMAGES STRONG STOCK.
r1R, OF WHICH LATE MAYOR WAS MEM
aFR SLIPPERS N woRTH-sT. BLAZE.

arR SLIPPERS N woRTH-sT BLAZE.
shortly be fore O'Clock last evening hre Wa ,s
covered in the cellar Of the i've story brleA Duliu-
snqs Nos. Is and y Worth-st, by scheinelr, 'l'
1rstcbmsn Second and third alarms followed 'ne
FIRST After half hours Work Chlei 0i'A
nounced that the FIRE was under control
T,,s CELLARS and first floors of both buildings are
occupied by ". l. Strong Co. dealers IN SoteO5 5
goods The entire cellar stock Is oanlasse, nv
,,cb ~ tbe stock on the first floor, the latter ~
smoke The stock Of Kunhardt a Allen. on , "a
second floor: Boessneck Brosel q Co. on me s tu
&C.. Frederick h Victor q Acheis, on me loulllI
and " Il Derby g. CO. on The htth hoois' VIZ
slightly damaged by smoke 80 ,rol,atlv
caused Is defective electric Wlrln5;;o an" mo- us
damage would aggregate about >S''o'V
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WOODS GYMNASIUM.

HOW TO GET STRONG.-HandbaI box
ing, fencing. baths. &c. WOODS GYM
NASIUM. 6 East 2Sth-st Entrance. IS;
monthly dues 50
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UPHOLSTERY AND DECORATING.

UPHOLSTERER and cabinetmaker repairs,
repolishes. reupholsters. makes curtains.
drapery hangings. etc. Send for estimates
at MEYERS. los West 3Oth-st. Tel ssS
Madison.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DRESsmAKINa.

DRESsMAKING.
-A-DRESSMAKER, formerly with
Nine Connolly; thoroughly reliable and
nm 10 date in everything pertaining to hrst
class dressmaking: elaborate and stunning
designs for evening gowns, opera wraps
dinner gowns. ball gowns. etc Mrs. GULLY,
lO5 West 45th-st.
MESDAMES AUDRAN. just from Paris,
with latest models. robes, maRteaux and
corsets; prices reasonable. 66 West 53d-st.
STYLISH and artistic dressmaking at home
or out at reasonable rates; remOdelling;
perfect fitting. Call CONWAY. IDS East
h0th-st.
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.ttsoo ................-... texchsnEs
Avenpe ID, No W =. 2I5x1O0 John rSolh anu
another TO Ludwig Groszwrth and wife
s5sh - (, s32 4 n e OF sth-ave. 21.5xeSe: VIII
lam d wssheurn referee 70 .i-..'' 57c
RTSosays s zoo r. Co q 20 20 Max MARI $1,000
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SURE POP INSECT POWDER.

sURB Pop INSECT POWDER
IS GUARANTEED TO KILL COCK
REACHES, WATER BUGS. BEDBUGS,
ETC AL OLPH ISAACSON & SON. o.
FJLTON-ST N Y
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. r. EDDY. 39S Madison-st.
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Snrroaates Monies.

GLINCH. ROBERT TN pursuance of an
- order of Hon Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate of the
g5g Sav M" claims against Robert + cnch late OF
5f cS u Oh thereof the sa6scber at his place
tTansastng business the oSe OF ausxe nOie
OF New York before the Goth day OF December 1900
Dated Ne" York the HoR sA russell Executor
HrosdWay Borough New York City. N Y.
CORSA. JAMES lin pursuance of an order
- Of Hon. Abner C Thomas, Surrogate OF the County
Of New York notice is heTebZ given to al P PeTSns n "
New York deceased. present the same with vouch-
S5s 6es5e No. 70 2o5 Boston Road in the City
S YorI ~ tSe Iotb dav Of InIv 1900
i0rN' the io'n jay 81 T EMORY CIocKE. Executor,
SHAW. FISK & SHAW. Attorneys for Executor. $50
Nassau Street. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
c Thomas, Surrogate Of the County Of New York
c cos p Hgnnst6n late Of the County New
gubscTbers at place Of ansactng business No q
S0;h Of April next Dated New York the oath day OF
kR4BEGGAsp ID. HUNTINGTON Executrx CHARLES
TWEED ISsA ., E GATES Executors IKE 4t ., r.o.,
Street New York City.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
G Thomas. Surrogate OF the County of New York,
Marcus Fyen late az s County New YoTR
deceased present the with vouchers thereof
the the ses Of WILCOX BPodS No Brosd%ay in the
before 18th day Of February next Dated New
Of August, 1900
WILLIAM z. MARCUS. GEORGE E. MARCUS, Executors.
WILCOX { & eBRODEK Attorneys for Executors. go
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan N. Y. City.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
c. Thomas. Surrogate OF County Of New
York Is hereby givea TO all persons having
claims against Frederick r. Wood, late OF
OF New deceased present the with vouch
subscribers their place
ing 500. No 1872 Nassau Street, in the
February Dated New York, the first day August.
i' II ARENcE W. WOOD. EUGENE H. CoNKLIN. Exec
500. 1S2 Nassau Street. Borough Of Manhattan
| New York City.
| DICKINSON. IDA.-In pursuance of an order
IL Of Hon. c. Thomas. Surrogate County
Of notice is hereby given all
claims against Ida Robinson late Of the County
York deceased present the with there
Of TO subscribers their place OF transacng bust
ness No Il Broadway, Borough of Manhattan City OF
| New York before the Sth day OF
/ Dated York, July 18th. 1900. LEWIS G. ROBIN
| J.
/ COLEMAN HUGHES. Attorney Executors.
| Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan, New York City.
| SHULTAS. CHARLES Fin pursuance of an
~ order OF Hon Abner C. Thomas Surrogate OF the
Of notice is hereby to
| having claims aFsnst Charles F. Shutas. OF the
thereof. the subscriber. his
transact of business at the Office Of Reuben
Maynard No. 141 Broadway Borough OF Manhattan in
| the of New York. before OF
February. 1901 Dated New York the 9th day
| 1900. BENJAMIN LORD Executor.
| REUBEN LESLIE MAYNARD. Attorney for Executor
| No. 14 Broadway. Borough or Manhattan. City
|
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9uslruenou.
For Boys and Young Men-counrry.

NIT PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY Sing sns-,,
WI the-Hudson Our beautiful building ops1sd
January will for six cadets. Refsr-
ence. Hon JOSEPH II. CHOATE. Emhassador Eng
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NEW YEAR AND CHRISTINA:
CARDS.

CALENDARS FOR ADVERTISING.
Christmas and New Year Cards from 1c.
20 $40 at manufacturers prices. JOSEPH
KOEHLBR Importer and Manufactures.
$50 Park Row. n. Y. Open evenings.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

SIT, @AR7rMNl0 MEI'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
21i East 42d-st.. first class domestics sre
supplied
NINE A EKSTROMS, Oldest Swedish,
German. French Bureau; references in
vestfgated; established 1873: only private
families supplied 34s 4th-ave.
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AELP WANTED

AELP WANTED
Male.
ATTENTION.-Men wanted, cheap trip TO
any European port. London. Liverpool.
Hamburg, Bremen: also steady position pro-
cured. SHIPPING. OFFICES. s Clinton-st-
and T3 West-st.. New-York-
ATTENTION. MEMS. 81 take YOU to
anv European port; also experienced cat
tlemen wanted ATLANTIC SHIPPING
OFFICE. 200 2d-s
MEN wanted on cattle steamers to London,
Liverpool. TO work for passage. Apply o.
Greenwich-st.
WANTED.-A Iithograph proven; wages SOS
per week THE WERNER COMPANY,
Akron. Ohio.
WANTED. OLD established Philadelphia
house manager new office at New-Nork;
salary 81 500 year and 10 per cent commits
sion: $500 cash and reference required
commercial reference furnished; position
permanent, Address c. Box 3. Tribune Of
fee
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Citp ilroperip for 5ale.
Go Get for Bnslness Dnrposss.

DUIDINGS stores. lofts and offices 20 let Ann,
ID Beekman Barclay Bond. Chambers sts' city Hsn
Place Church Cliff Dey, Duane, Elm Ferry Franktort
Front Fulton Gold Greenwich. Hudson, john Leonard
Maiden Lane Moore Nassau New Chambers PARK Place
Pearl Reade. Rose, Spruce, South Nesey NsteI WEST
White William and Worth SITS rutland & WHIIlNd'
5 Beekman
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0eafber5


TlR- W. NOW ELL. private tutor pupils homes .r
~ al III r. s2d-st Two pupils received in family
WANTED TafMEDIATELY-WelI educated eult,r.s
w lady for FIRST class family. u superntend
hey attend scheo and assist with housekeeping liberal
salary Apply % MISS DONOVAN. Educational Agency
90 East 1fth ST.
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TYPEVRITERs.

TYPEWRTTERS tnewl. $40; RemodeIle,
Rem'ngtons. Smiths. S35; rentals reduced
nromnt repairing CONSOLIDATED TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE. 2il Broadway
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billiard AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES, new and
second hand; lowest prices easiest terms
MARX BROS. "a Union SQUARE
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CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.-Car
nets cleaned by steam, by hand or on tn
floor. I55s Broadway 421 East 4Sth-st
COF & BRANDT. Tel. 132-3Sth.
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ADV GtISEMhNIS ana SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor
The Tribune received at heir Uptown
once No La brot1Nsy. ID door norta
,tsemerts received at the following branch
ones Al regular office rates until 5 o'clock
o. m, VIZ, ID oth-avs.' .. g. cor, 2Sd-sJ.
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SnsfrnrtloH.
For Young Ladies-Cfty.

o.zn,xc AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS: soI -s sra-
ISOAlsD sev DR. and Charles Huntington S@'1
ner College preparation
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
OTrVRIER BROS, 10 East i4th-st.-Eent
81; sold on small payments; snEhuS
,,seA s-5. tuning repairing exchanging.
PIANOS for sale and 20 rent. We have
Stsinwavs Webers and our own make,
ana give sDecial rates TO students. For a
good reliable piano at reasonable price II
viii nav 10 call at our wareroom. Wh. A
POND & CO. las 5th-ave.. ZOth-st
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Antique FURNITURE.

A ETToI-E Clawfoot Sofas Tables Bureaus
chairs China CloFets; real old. MUI.
7 u.p az East so o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-19
GOLD FURNITURE 4 REGILDING

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS -Beautilut Gold
chairs $3.50 worth $500. Closing out
Regiiding estimated. Call ''SHOWRoOAS."
90 Gth-aVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-19
MILLER BUILDING.

store. confectioner florist other desirable bust
ness: laundry few studios monthly ant
Offices business profession 1851 way o9tn-sI
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! COOK.-Protestant as plain cook. wash and
iron or days work: good references. ~
/ X. 400 shave