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Mniis for South and Central Amer
lea, West Indies. Etc.

T., per steamer from Miami. Fla
tc) At Nos p. III. for BRAZIL direct, per
s. S. Coleridge, from New York. via Per
nambuco. Bahia and Rio de Jaueiro. Let
tiers for NORTH BRAZIL and LA PLATA
COUNTRIES must be directed Per ;. s.
Colerdge."
ATyES. AND ST. MARC. per $. = Kong
Frode. from New York. Letters for other
parts Of HAITI must be directed per S. 5
Kong Erode"
(cJ Al II :05 p. m. for HAITI, per 81 5.
Prins William I, from New York. via Port au
Prince Letters for CURACAO, VENEZU Ella,
TRINIDAD, BRITISH AND DUTCH GUIANA
must be directed Per : :. Prins William L.
(c) At II % p. N. for ST THOMAS, ST.
GROIN, LEEWARD AND WINDWARD ISL
ANDS, AND DEMERARA, per S. s. Rorain,
rom New Yofk. Letters for BARBADOS,
GRENADA, AND TRINIDAD must be di-
rccted per =. s. Roraim'
tcl At Hos p. m. Tor NASSAU. y. p,
AND THE PROVINCE OF SANTIAGO, CUBA,
per Saratoga. from New York.
/ lASpAl-ldl At go q. m. for BARBADOS
direct, and for NORTHERN BRAZIL, per :.
Naranhrnse, from New York, via Para and
Alausos.
u ID At GEO a. m. for la PLATA CoUN-
TRIES direct per 5. S. Bellucia, from New
York
o. At $50 p. M. for JAMAICA, per s. s.
Admiral farrdgUt, from Boston.
Co vt Hos p. m for BERMUDA, per s. s.
Trinidad from New York
except Costa ReaJ AND SOUTH PACIFIC
PORTS, pct :. 3 Advance from New York.
via Colon. Letters Tor GUATEMALA must
be directed Per s. g. Advance"
(cJ At HOS p. M. for PORTO RICO. per
L. : Transport, from New York, via san
Juan.
Cci At l1:o5 p. m. for NEWFOUNDLAND.
per S. 8 silvia, rom New York.
(cl Al ll.Dl p. ~. for CAMPECIIE CHA
PAS, TABASIO. AND NUCATAN, per s. s
Nisiianci& from New York. via Fr0greso.
Letters for other parts Of NENICo must be
directed Per s. s. Nglancil."
WEpNESDAA=(D. At 1880 q. M. for NASSAU,
y. T.. PEI steamer from Miami. Fla.
tcl At 1855 p. m- for JAMAICA, per g. g.
Admiral SImusun, from Philadelphia.
Co At II .05 p. m. for ST KITS CUADF-
Lot Pr. MAt1NlQtE, AND DkMERARN.
per = s. JllCr, nom New York.
tcJ AZ ll;uj .. H. for Porto RICO Via
san juan, NENEIl Ella AND CURACAO,
per s. s. Philadelphia. from Now York. Let
tiers Tor SANANILLA AND CARTHAGENA 4.
VIA Curacao, must be directed Per 3 S.
Philadelphia"
To- AZ lI:oj p. m. for SANTOS direct, per
tatauis, from New YORK.
TIT RSDAN-(ci At HOS y. IN. for JAMAICA,
BELIZE, PUERTO CUKTEZ. AND GAUTE-
MNLN, per S. Ongen. from New York
Letter, must be directed "P,r +. E Urigeu.
tc} Al ll;Uj D. M Tor MEXICO, per e s.
ltEaka, nom New York. via rsmpiCo. Let
tiers must be directed per 3 S. IJhak9"
ERlDAN-(e) At ll.Oj p. NJ. for FORTUNE
ISLAND, JAMAICA, SANANlLLA, AND CAR
TTiNGFNN per s. S. Adirondack from Now
York Letters for COSTA RIGA must be di-
rcoted "Pcr 5. $. Adirondack
90 At HOS p. ~ for HAITI per s. S.
Andes. from New York.
tcl At Hos p. IN. Tor GRENADA AND
TRINIDAD, per 2. S. Grenada, from New York
tcD At HOS y. m. for .GUANGANAlO
AND MANIANILLO, = S. Ccnfuegos, from
New York (ordirsry mali only.
stft RDN ID AZ $50 q. M. for Ia PLATA
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HELP yvANTED-FEMALE.

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for each insertion.
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any time.
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded TO the ports
OF sailing daily, and the schedules Of Blessings
are arranged the presumption OF their unin-
teuupted overland transit. For the week ending
March -. 1900, the last connecting closes VIII
be made from this office follows:
Transatlantic Mails.
MONDAY-(c) At 9:l5 p. m. for EUROPE, per-
s. s. Lahn,s from New York. via South
ampton and Bremen Letters for IRELAND
must be directed per LAIN
TUESDAY-(bl At 7:l5 p m. for Ell ROPE, per :.
s. Oceanic from New lork, via Queens
(cl At HOS p. NJ for EUROPE. per : :.
kensingtou. from New York, via Southamp-
ton and Antwerp Letters must be directed
per $. $. kensingtOn. "
NEDNESDAN-tc) At 9.15 p. ID. for FRANCE,
SN F1HEBL1ND, ifALl, SPAIN, PORTUGAL,
TURKEY. EGYPT. and BRITISH INDIA, per
s. La Gascogne.' from New York. via
llGvTe. Letters Tor other parts OF EUROPE
must be directed Per 5. g. La Glscogne."
FRlDAY-tc) At HOS p. m. for EUROPE, per
5. 5. Campania,- from New York, via Queens
town.
(c) At HOS p. m for NETHERLANDS
direct, per S. :. Werkendam, from New York,
via Rotterdam Letters must be directed
per Werkendam.'
(c) AZ II 90 p. IN. for ITALY, per 5. $.
Trave. from New York, via Naples Letters
must be directed .Per s. S. Trave."
(c) At II :05 p. m. for SCOTLAND direct
per 5. ) Astoria from New York. via Gll.-
gov. Letters must be directed Per 5. $.
Astoria
PRINTED NATTER. ETC-German steamers
sailing from New York on TUESDAYS take Print
ed Matter. etc, for GERMANY, and specially
addressed Printed Matter etc, for other parts OF
EUROPE.
American and White Star steamers sailing from
New York on Wednesdays, German steamers rom
New York on Thursdays, and CHnard French,
and German steamers from New Nork Sat
urdays. take Printed Matter, etc, for all coun-
tries ios which they advertised to carry
mails.
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Reed

| I WENTY yeas suoces- As a specialist /
has given Dr. Reed high repute n I
/ the treatment cf tlt4rgh. Kidney, ard I
| Stomach Troubles. and Special Diseases.
Youthful Iudiserc,iors. los Of Manhood
Structure, vatioccls. Hyl!ocee. etc. Cure
without the use OF Mercury " other pois0Rs
Fifteen diplomas and certificates. Late-,
remedial appliances.
Strictly private. Consultation FREE. oiice
hours 10 90 /. 3 to daily; sundays, 10 to =.
mhlS-u
MR. l. NORRIS. Biltimors's talented medium,
at 80 9th st. NV. daily from 10 to sun
d.vs included; seances Tues. and Fri, S p. m.
" e,.uesdsys. 2:30 p m; sunday nights at Open
hcimcrs Hall. 5l4 9th 81. NV; good music; silver
collection. mhlJ-lt
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FOR NT-Three-room Eat. Sla COMPTON,
1880 Oregon ave. mhll-H
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ron Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SaLE-MISCELLAN
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ir.tr,Iifi,,-. I7f,st ir,,,f1,,,I. IN bc seen
AZ q VvrtIe 81 ublggt
-----'
maxi a sre.islt, Of an hind. of cHrg,b priut.
inc. we mako esr.r,ll Istg t,rifqs an an s1tr
work. we print eyqryfbire. 500 crvel9pcs - -.
5g0 cards i 30. 500 inyit,rir t,pegrirr len lsfer.
Ia IL ''''-'
~ .,
FOR SALE-Pavu ticket FOR diamond rir. be- Tor
$40; ticket cheap. Adurc,s BON % tui, OF
Ace ruhlJ-st
fop s,Tr A.. e., nan -. a.. min. 49,, sos IN.
III - az. a., ,f. i,,.'itiI --..i
90 q y. III ~. - -. - - -. In 80
80 - = MD IIf',l,,rrp 60. F. -
Zoe store. mulsH
ROB s,rr s.,i;stl,- ,,..4. .l. g, 81. r.,..4
-, -. - a1. ID Id, ,,f1..t
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FOR SAIE-AHother TOT 0I - So and 81 saHIug
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FOR HENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-Furnished three rooms and private
bathroom. l4l3 st. NV S25. mhls-st
CHEAP RENr-Four rooms and bath fat. all
light ROOMS ga l. st. NV: only 1850 per
month b. f. SAUL cor. 9TH and L SIS. nv.
Dht..gt rn1
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WALL PAPER.

THINGS are very quiet down in South Africa.
rs the calm before the storm" Storms
DON'T affect Us Even the snow didn't keep Is
from booking orders. Were mighty busy these
DAYS, papefing roons. with our new paper for =
up. T. G. NOLrE, SO 9Th Ct. No branch.
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FOUND.

toUND-lce cream. pure sn6 delclous zoe rcr
gallon. LACEY CREAMERY CO. COZ n Y.
ave. nv. Phone 90sl jes7-tf
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ROOMS pspered, sl.s5 up; work guaranteed, sam
piles brought HUNT. 81. ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR KENr-on Hamilton Road. near Congress
hfishtS rootns ard cellar, three acre Ap-
~ el9 eth f. ne n5l--st
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NANTED-15 good home: wages S., $50. >I,. and
sl4 MRS MOORE 90 % g. uv. u
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CI.AIRvOYANr. MEDIt VI. SCIENTIFIC PALM
IST. AND OCCULT S6IENTI>T- PROF. LEO,
rs 10th ST. NV, all psychic work and advice
prrtliuing 10 love marriage. divorces. 81 KNEES.
and nervous diseases. spell conditions through
bad influences. enemies. Are you separated sroui
the one you love7 Do yen wish msrriagef Come
10 one who never fails Tells You all. NJ
charge Good luck to all. Reading daily. Free
consultation regarding eases Of all kinds. Ash 10
questions. Tells everything Arc y0u dissatisfied
Call at once today. No charge for advice and
consultation Has helped Thousands PrIis.. hi.
name Does more than he promises. Call on
Prof Leo. Be convinced Of his capabilities and
tr,tbfllness Us 10th ST. NV. bet G. ard ~.
Hour, / p. to II p. m. daily save this ID.
to refer to. mhls2t
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4 WORD To THE MECHANIC AND WORKING
MAN: We consider your interests when We
sell YOU a good warm, sefvicelhle suit OF clothes
or an overcoat made by eur best taiiors and worn
the least bit at a price below competition. Ti4
remarkable JUSTHs OLD STAND. go d IT. uv.
mhl3-1t
NINE DAVIS born clairvoyant and card reader.
tells about business. removes spells and evil
Influences reunites the separated. and gives luck
to all; cures piles and drunkenness 122s 18th 4.
ur milo limo en-
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FOR RENT-ROOMy,

FOR BENT-CheerfuI front room; private family;
heat, gas, and bath; reasonable. Oh Sd So.
nv. mhl2-3t
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NEyv.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER a. 1860

William F. pevlin. ct al: Hoppin B. at.
torneys: Gilbert NJ spier, referee; asnTuR' e9fn as
due. SASS 20: subject to akes' 1 etc; man No.
sn north side 100 feet west OF Amstefaan, ,, q
15xss1l four story brick dwelling house Ausun .,
Fletcher and another trustees eIG Fetcher
due sl2 7e5 49, No 500 Onehundred and -fftieth.st'
on map No 5l3 north side. It's feet west OF Am, Am
sterdan1-avc. 15xs9u. four story brick dweIllng
and referee: amount due sl2.6s7 49,: subject to
taxes ETC. for 1900 and water tax OF 80 r..
BY Richard V. Harnett Co; No 5g' Nest s-i5t
ave west side. % feet south OF Eighty .nintn-sf;
20xSa, four story brick dwelling house: Archer "
Pancoast trustee of Minnie a. Pancoast. asalnst
Irving Fish ct al: Hubbard & r., attorneys; AdIlan
20 building loan agreement between Fannie Nc
Cormack and Francis NJ. Jencks. April o 1887: SUB
ject TO taxes. etc, 1912 10. oo
feet east of Main-st, 5Oxlo3, City Island; sale
under Surrogates decree OF real estate John Ward
deceased: Mary a. Ward, administratri1: Henry
gate :''s amount due s1s2 a subject to prior mort
ga ge $50 0O0 and to etc. s2s 81.
BY Peter F. Never & Co: No: 9 to 13 Maiden
aas IS by north SS by west ali by north s by
vest l54 BY south 90 by west 3S by south a, with
all fixtures etc. fifteen story stone front office
ct al: Adams & A. attorneys; James r. Torrance
referee amount due s233 O00; subject to prior mort
gage $500 900 and to taxes etc. $2S sl2 46 No 4Si
Eleventh. st south side JIG feet west Of Avenue A.
2Sxa4s four story brick tenement house. with
stores with four story brick tenement house on
rear: Joseph F. Kneisel against Maria Gundlach
referee: subject to prior mortgages 8 coo and to
st.. South side $50 feet east of Thirdaye 25xloo5.
three story stone front dwelling house; Leo schles-
singer against Gustav Friend ct nj; Bowers d 5,
attorneys: Peter Schmuck. referee: amount due,
s. s22 q: subject to taxes. etc. 1872 6
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Boston-ave W s SAP IT n of 167th-st, for two
five story brick fathouses. 34xS9.6; James T
ieafs S1fsy premises so,
Baxter-st. No 49, for seven story brick nat
house with store. "a. .10xsS.5 Serahno Piano,
No 70 Baxter-st owner; Horenburger & Straub' ~
architects 49,
Parker-ave. :. 100 II Of Glebe- ave: for a
one half story frame barn. 2lH24 VIII
lam Callahan. ~remises. owner; T l. Newman,
Cnionport, architect
Avenue B. s. Sc # n OF 18th st. Cnionport. for
story frame barn. llXl4; John Haacke'
No 223 West 26th-st. owner: l. Newman,
Valentine-ave. s. 55 IT of 1921 st. for four
and half story frame dwellings, 23lOT
-: William H Wright. No 500 East l4lst-st.
owner Dodge & Morrison. No II Wall-st archi-
teCts each T.
27th-st, Nos 14o and 142 East. for seven story
brick fathouse. 40xs6; Eleanor g Yerhury.
Newark. N j.. owner: J Kimbel. No 4l9 -
West 44th-st architect NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

union-ave. No eol 2O1lOo; Victor Geehards
q -6a1i Sa,aaTas Inc SIP; sn1;nss ss
sstSsi. s.t'1A's 10 q Vest 24ii1ioo6 With strip
joining on e o %xIOo.5;- Caroline Ward to
12th-ave, e cor 8oth-st s1.6x1oo: Ruth Living
D.aSs S SO q G5ass 10'saa
Ellis B sou.hworth. ~ cc.,o.a;;.
Daniel Ineraham referee to Lizzie Raymond .oo
stsosye SesEe'''S Nos Iss and 100 aixloo Jonathan
Hamhlen, trustee, to Winism Page.
lfaarst Raffsele Jiaisno to Eliza6e,h JIuiano
tn ssdst 124ex % irres1isr BTaSfon
7t6osye 6@s; ,5'o" s. 2a 11?ths 4ixiOO; Law
sth st. MaFa5G ao sfTs Ayen9e Se CO zo map of
Z Jaso6 @ E2s9 TO Jsn %nnR shsutz ex S0o
ecytrix etc t fI9 10 Bernhard l. JaWorower 1900
"1Shfns'IH 5ohn Hent1 ehTs to jacob @ nopf 10
WfIi,s NcTim F9neT reree to- John emer $1,000
22d st 21o # " Of d., I'd, ave 2oN'S''' Mary
Plot 6esinnns ioo2 fTom old side ,,,s MapesI
:? :s R::: ~ ss5,S:r s t: SsfS
5thlaTe -siis' $ 4ail It of laads 5o11lo Sarah
FrankfoT5s1 Xsr2S Xos e to 80 Alice H Morgan ct al
':sa'ss1S rs: 30" srss5aa
Fs5e;st 20 w,sms If to samuel 1s1
18th So's st. > 2i It Of 4h-ave l7siOe2; Alex,
Lexington ave s. $ Of Tlst-st. 16X69: Lex
o r. GS IT Of Ilst-st. lbXoJi Lance
lot Armstrong o Mary Armstrong l
Same property; Mary Armstrong TO Mary A Arm :.
Madson-ave, g. 2o.5 # Of 67th-st 2O1I5:
William II Weeks W Holden Weeks ana
Amsterdam-ave n OF 131st-st 1o9Sx10o;
John Barth 10 Docter
Washinston-ave n W OF 2d-st 5oX1Oo; Chris
tina Schulz. l
IeSfngton-ave W g 51.2 of T6th-st, 1Ixso;
Alexander Lyle o Margaret Lyle. l
Nanut-st. third lot from Boston Road IN Plot
No <. map Of Arden property: Walter w Taylor ,,o
TO jeremiah Sullivan. "'V
" O Macdougal- ST. 65xlu9 Isidore
Jackson another Samuel Paley and an
1otb"st $ W cor 2d-ave, 1O5x73. Wakefield;
charles c De Hart Albert Mielke l9oo
12th-ave n q Of Both ST. 316N1oo: James
Stanley to John T Stanley ......,....
SRth-st n 8 $50 of Columbus Tx
100 s; Charles l Freedman 10 Hannah Freed =,
peiancev-.t n Coumhia-st 25xso:
Pincus Iowenfed and another 20 Henry keilus
llath-st. 124 East. 25X19011; Leander Ham oo
n1er 70 Eliza McNalIy 100
Sd ave $ 43S Of White Plains Road. I5x
IA: Joseph Mcdonald 10 Catharine Kelly: -"
Bryant-st. 100 Il r OF 11?d-st. l25x!Oo;
IIoe-st " 100 IT n Of Jennings-st 25Nlo0;
Vyse-ave. v s25 It OF Jennings 25Xlo0;
Augustus 3 Darlington to Ida NJ Murphy all
s.............-....
rington 10 Eleanor Storm. .-.-.--.......
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BROOKLYN BUILDING PERMITS.

The following report of permits issued in Brook
lyn for new buildings and alterations granted in
the week ending November 10 was given out by
houses value $4,000; twenty-three new frame
buildings value So SO and thirty-two alterations
value S7l 755 making a total estimated value OF
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SURE POP INSECT POWDER.

SURE POP INSECT POWDER
IS GUARANTEED TO KILL COCK
REACHES. WATER BUGS, BEDBUGS.
ETC. Al OLPH ISAACSON & son, "a
FT'IT0E-ST n
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE. No. 242 Broadway, ID door north
Of 31st-st. until 8 O'Clock o. m: adver-
tikements received at the following branch
offices at regular Office rates until S o'clock
2. m. viz. 254 sth-ave.. s. E. cor 23d-st
loz oth-sve; cor. l2th-ft: Aaey's 9Th
ave. and l4th-st.: l42 Columbus-ave near
west e5th-st.: Jos West 42d-st near 9th
ave: S2 East l4th-st.: 257 West 42d-rt.
oetWeen 7th and Sth aves. l5e East 4Tth-
su.; l'o2S od-ave., near elst-st.; ,T0s iat-
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WANTED. In an American family, resid-
ing below Goth st. two or three rooms
with board for a gentleman. wife and child
10 years old. state price and full particu-
lars l.. Rox g. Tribune Office
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TYPEWRITERy.

Rem'ngtons. smiths. s35; rentals reduced;
prompt repairing CONSOLIDATED TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE. PAL Broadway.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

s34 MADISON -AVE.-Third floor: iare
sunny front room; large Closes'
enCSS.
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NICELY FURNISHED large ana small
connecting rooms; southern exposure LOT
gentlemen onIv 125 West 4Ith-St
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CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.-car-
pets cleaned by steam, by hand or On the
floor 1883 Broadway. 42l Est 4Sth-st.
COE e. BRANDT Tel 132-8S.h.
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.

ASTOSISHINGLY high prices paid for la
dies, gentlemen s and children's discarded
Clothing fne Evening and Street Costumes,
Diamonds JeWelry. Bric-a-Brac. Furs. &c.
Call or address Mr. or Mrs. NATAL. 744
efh-ave.
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SECOND MAN or BUTLER man
in private family; thoroughly competent. .
years personal city reference from last
employer JOHN MAHON. 20 West 5Oth-st.
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.

A LADY would rent two large. light out
side rooms. unfurnished. with II
bathroom, in apartment West Side
Republican Club. to gentleman; terms
moderate; references. Address WEST
EIGHTY THREE, Tribune Office.
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LOST. Bankbook No $50. 900 Of the I'Eion
Dime Savings institution is missing: any
person having a claim to II Is hereby called
upon to present the same within 10 days or
submit to having said passbook cancelled
and n new one issued.
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CREDIT TO ALL.

CREDIT TO ALL WITHOUT SECURITY.
Clothing for Ladies. Men and Boys
ready made, to crder. PROGRESSIVE
CLOTHING AND CLOAK COMPANY. 7
West 14th-st- tOpen Evenings)
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LOST. Bankbook No S11 ,243 The tndel
will return same TO Rowery Savings Bank
Must be returned Nov. -.
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LOST.

LOST.-Benllhook No. 24a.nl9 or the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing: any
person having claim 10 II Is hereby called
upon to present the same within 10 days. or
submit 10 having said Dassbook cancelled
and a new one Issued.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14

USEFUL MANA coIored man would like
10 take care Of furnaces during the win
ter J. H DAVIS. 222 West 6+th-st
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STORAGE NOTICES.


TO PETER WYLIE. F. c. Kenworthy, Mr..
or Mrs. II. Oppenheimer. Morningside
Van Co.. ]. W. Peacock. Mrs. y. Goodwin,
Phoebe Smithson. MoII Harrington. Mary
Penn. L. Harris. Mrs NJ r. House. Helen
Felts. Octavia Ethring;on. W. G. Turner.
Joseph Sebastian. Robert F. Wood. Mr.. or
Mrs. James NJ. Idle. John Shotwell. Mary
+. Brooks. +. L. Lewis Mrs y. Fleisch, ].
s: Carroll. Mrs Abbie y. Barrleson and
Mrs !. Berry: You and each OF YOU are
hereby notified that the time for the pay
ment Of our len upon the property here
matter described havirg expired. after due
notice thereof had been given you. We will
cause such property. to wit, household
goods personal effects and merchandise,
stored by you 0r in YOUR name In the Co
lumhia Storage Warehouses. to he sold al
public auction. according to the statute in
such case made and provided. at Nos. lis
and $50 West 90th ST. on Saturday. Nov.
2it'I. 1900 al 1880 a NJ. and II tho sale
thereof Is not completed on said date. the
same Will be continued at the same place
on each and every Saturday thereafter. be
ginning at 1o;3o a. NJ, until the sale Is
completed
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
CHAS r. SAUL, Pres.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14

COACHMAN by single. useful man. t-l"r-
oughly understands care OF horses anu
carriages: frst-ciass driver: best OF reteT-
enca- country preferred. Address COACH
Man. Box T2 1.242 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14
ANTIQUE FURNITURE.


ANTIQUE Clawfoot Sofas, Tables. Bureaus.
Chairs. China Closets; real old. Null
LER AS East 52d-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14
BILLIARD & POOL TABLES.
R0ARn WANTED.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new ana
second hand; lowest prices: easiest terms
EARX BROS. q Union SQUARE.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14
Conntrn 3Droperin for Sale.

4 OPPORTUNITY get choice property at Noun
~ tain Station South Orange at bargain and on easy
terms house, IL rooms. in perfect order; large lot
J. CHARLES o BRIEN. 14l Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14
BUSINESS CHANCES.

PATENTS! INVENTORS HAND Roo,"
FREE patents economically secured and
prentabiy sold. INVENTORS COMPANY,
$50 NaSs.u-St-
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14
PATENTS.

THOMAS DREW STETSON. % Murray
ST. York. patent solicitor and expert.
established 1855. Telephone, . 1876 Cort-
larit Superior foreign connections.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14
MACHINERY

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5oO s-cond-hani
wood and ron working machines: fully
Euarsrteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed GDO. Il. EDDY. 39S Nadison-s;.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14
BOARD AND ROOMS.

TlST-ST.. 69 WEST.-Two large sunny
rooms. with board: first class appoint
ments. references given and required.
ST. ALBANS. East 3lst-st.-Redecorated
throughout; elegant suite; private baths
and service, parlor dining room: table
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14
PIANOS AND ORGANS

OUVRIER BROS. Is East 14th-st.-Rent
81: sold on small payments; slightly
used, SI5. tuning. repairing. exchanging.
PIANOS for sale and to rent: We have
Steinways. Wehers and our own make
and give special rates to students: for
good, reliable piano al reasonable price IL
will pay to call al our wareroom. WM. A
POND & CO. las 5th-ave.. 20th-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14
DETECTIVE AGENCIES

INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGEN~Y
Licensed and Bonded, 320 Broadway
Rooms !l1-Ils. telephone 1851 Franklin-" -"
All civil and criminal ca ses attended IN ~,
expert detectives. male and female.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14
WOODS GYMNASIUM.

HOW TO GET STANDARDIZATION. box
ing. fencing baths &c. WO0D'S GYM
NASIJM East 2Sth-st. Entrance. $5i
monthly dues So