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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-30
THE COLONIAL BANK A BUYER.

The buyer OF the plot at the northeast corner OF
s,,,+,, arstst and CaluInbus-ave., which was sold
last week by the Frank L. Fisher Company for inc
Marshall O. Roberts estate. is the Colonial BANK
Negotiations for the resale Of the plot TO builder
sava already been begun The size OF the piot.
1bct ie vacant is 10lE1o22 feet. It is said that
she building TO be put up the premises VIII pc
90 5esirned as 10 accommodate the bank IN the
ground floor corner, with vaults in the basement:
EThe Colonial Bank is at the northwest corner OF
f-irhtv-fhird-s1 and Columbus-aNe
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SELL WEsTsT. PROPERTY.

Nichols & Lummis. in conjunction with L A
s-ruikshank e Co. have sold for Herman lie Roy
Edgar. executor, Nos. a and % West-st., at the
southeast corner Of Carlisle-st. The plot has 4
frontage Of IS feet in West-st. and 22.6 feet in
Carlisle st. and is covered by old three and four
story buildings This property has been held in the
family of the seller the Scherrnerhorn estate and
heirs, since 1901. The property is almost opposite
the pier Of the Metropolitan Steamship COMPANY
of Boston. The name of the buyer could not ne
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TBE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

washington-ave.. southeast corner OF one-hun-
Observation-Disclosures. three three-story frame
stores and dwelling houses, SS2. S2xS2 and 36sx3c
feet Brogan Construction Company. owner; Ne
willie & Bsgge architects: $1,000
Southern Boulevard. north side. 40 feet east of
flfis-ave two story brick stable. 25x5 feet; Will
lam L, Byrne. owner: Bronx Architectural Com
pany. architect; S5.0ea
Tiebout-ave. west side. ~ feet north OF One
hundred-and- ei ghtieth-st.. two two-story frame
dwelling houses, 22x4s feet; Charles and Edward
Thornton. owners; W. {. Dickerson. architect
&c
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SALE OF PROPERTY AT RYE.

" s Otis Livingston has bought Edward =
F5sviland's country home, Of about eighty-1'e
acres In Purchases. Rye. He buys the propeI5y,
st is said. for his daughter Mrs H. n f1ull'' '
resent occupant of the premises
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TITLE TO KENMARE PASSED.

The Chisholm Realty Company took title yester-
day 10 the Kenmare apartment house. at the south
west corner of Ninety-third-st. and Central Park
West. No. IA to 1s5 Wooster-st. 75x10o feet.
TO Nc l4s TO l5S Wooster-st 7z.6a100 feet from
Harriet Strong The Kenmare carries mortgage
Of $4,000, No. IL rs Woostcr-st. T75.0g9. and
q ls3 Mooster-st-. 500 90
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a GIFT OF REALTY TITLES.

Title 10 parcel in Seventy-eighth-st., 10 lot.
Ie6xs feet on the east side Of Lsxington-ave 1905
feet south Of Sixty-ffth-st, and to two properties
in Doris-avc.. transferred yesterday by Caro-
line r Neehan TO Frank c. Meehan, A gift.
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MRS FINCHs CLASSES AND BOARDING SCHOOL
u - FOR GIRLS. DAY SCHOOL 753 FIFTH AVE
COR. 18TH ST
boarding Dept 1875 Madison Avenue. Gath Street
WHEAT to do with my boy. Phrenoiogy win aid you
w FOWLER q WELLS CO.. 90 22nd St
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HELP WANTED.
Male

Male
ATTEN TION Men wanted. Fy doing an
easy work you can travel TO England for
So 20 81. to Germany $40. and South Africa
S25. return passage Apply Ito lst-st..
New York.
4 YOUNG MAN in real estate and fire
insurance Office who has had experience
Ia that line, salary So week. Address
Real Estate. Box TO-. $50 6th-av
EARN 500 MONTHLY corresponding for
ueWspaperss 81 per column for work in
spare time; experience unnecessary. We
viii help YOU get started. II YOU write
plainly ard desire permanent. profitable EN-
plovment. send for particulars. PRESS
SYNDICATE. Lockport y. Y
MANUFACTURING newspaper and book
Csnvassers; one of TIE most attractive
propositions ever presented IN New-York.
Apply 10 WILLIAM II GUTEILUS. Tr!b-
ure Office
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REAL ESTATE.
Sale of Eight Story Store and Lott
RmldTpe iR .SeUeRteeRth-St.

Several large realty transactions were yesterday
teported One was the sale by John H Berry Tor
t=eorge " Bell Of the eight story store and
loft building No : East Seventeenth-st, near
Broadway running through TO No. 10 East Elsh-
go 80 with 2 frontage of 81 feet inches in
ssesarteenth-sf TO client investment.
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INTERESTING FIFTH-Avg. LEASE.

Joseph Fleischnan, the florist No % Fifth-ave.,
2 four story dwelling house. lot Is 2xioe feet.
The lease liz for term years, at 81 500 a year
IT is said that the property the first of the
Tifth-ave. houses above Twenty -third-st- ever
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hooks FOR HOLIDAYS.
HOLIDAY BOOK SALE
InVtrRING,S ROOK STORE.

IOVFRING'S BOOK SIVIkE.-
500 BROADWAY. NEAR lETH-5A
F;veryiIody in New-York and tor ntty
miles around knows Lowering. Ills SOY te =
the headquarters for book lovers and bogH
buyers. Special prices for books suitaole
Tor Christmas and New-fear's pIrss'' ~ >,
All kinds Of books 70 suit all tastes "n1 ~
,,c-I-ett-oks Historical books. biographical
relislous scientific, books OF travel o,-9hS
az 1ction. books for children. poetrY. 81:
etc Anything YOU want and posltl,tly a
SfateF EncycIorRdias on sale for a song
srrIeton's. Chambers. Britannica an8
Peoples Books and lioraries purchases
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DRESSMAKING.

A-A-A-Seal garments and other nne
furs repaired. redyed and remodeled IN
70 latest styles at exceptionally low prices.
Ladies waited on at their residences MIS-
] BARKER. 10 West 39th-st. late
with c G. Gunther's Sons. 5tE-sve.
DREsSMAKER. Of r. Altman & Co. com
petent and experienced filter good cutter,
viii accept OF moderate prices at this
season. DRESSMAKER. 253 West 14th-st
EMBROIDERING LACE. mending fine lin
cerie marking OF trousseauX. layetteo'
curtains mended and cleaned equal to new.
safisfactton guaranteed. prices reasonable
estabIished eight years. FEDlCE CON
SLANT Co 945 6th-ave-. near 54th-st-
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EyRNISHEH ROOMS.

S5TH- ST 1GS WEST. Two rooms. bean
tifuIly furnished: all couveniences: in
private house; breakfast optional: gentle
men urIy. references exchanged
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions ror
The Tribune received at their Uptown Of
fee, No. / 364 Broadway, between 3sth and
37th sts until o'clock p. n. Advertise
ments received at the following branch Of
Aces al regular Office rates until s o clock
D. n. viz: PSI Sth-ave., :. {. cor. 23d-st. ::
I5: 6th-ave cor I2tl1-st.: 80 East 14th-st :;
Or West 42d-st, between 9TH and Sth ayes :
263 West 12Jth st .33s 3d-ave.. between
16th ard I7th SITS: !. G26 I'd ave. near Gist-
st; /, 70S ist-ave.. near Sath-5t.; laT East
I25th-st.; z56 Tremont-ave.: go 3d-ave..
near 41st-st.; 554 3d-ave.: 90 Bleeckcr-st.:
325 BieecAer-st- Brooklyn. -. Y.-2l5
Court-st.: 215 Smith-st.: I 004 Gates-ave.
Newark. II. J.-I9i Broad-st. Also at all
A. d. T. offices.
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DED ID" LINE.

For La C5uayrs. Puerto CabeIo Caracas and Ns,-,
caibo via Curacos--Cailing also at San Juan, F. r
From Pier IT, adjoining Wall ST. Ferry Rrooklv,
3. $ CARACAS SATURDAY January 10.
: Saturday. %
vessels have superior far
sengers BoULTON. BLISS & DALLETT
eneral Mansg gers. 135 Front ST
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

primo, 70" TO IF SS5Ps'"P s's
% .oa strip Ky lEnf snr Of '1 S5c s5s8ss
exr. to James G Patton - 995x9o.
R s6ss esn sS # to Emily En- hs3 ca%P6S
louis Bailey to Equitable Life Assurance Nominal
l0f f65i 9osspb s fue. Fs9Sse 6 s
1oStf 6Gansli las # of Lexing ton-ave 1asH
loo11 Jennie CaspeTs snd another 10 'a'nt Nominal
Same property Eli tf,r aS Il1 ana Nominal
Same propeTtg Bsrt t5ir5 stand ana Nominal
' % j S &sn9e and "a snd5nSr ct 10
s gs : S.,E.fs, eR asssp 20 a 5SsSSs
No }So 70 ia Stao Nsrs Sc E Lace %f
ear. and Lizzie L ChambeTlin: all liens ono
7iSt-st $40 30 la5 n, 5 Ssi It Of P a rsss
1'Nl,'-; rort i5sf1s Sc 100
-srblxf To i0S n : 100 # Columbus.aye
1elox1e2 2 s lv T. of West
-6ester~a.t 25a100: Doris-ave, $. 124iI It
n Of westohesteT ave- ;'Ilea; caroline Nee Gift
l41s an st. TO- TS' corner Esecobs t$I1naalt
p 2xI0I.8 Adelaide n Jarvis to Nathan : jar cat
14s sf 51l: 80 So 70 5el r Of B5oa4
Max Marx: all liens. and 90 Tho
''' America : Baptist Home Mission Society
7s sSRn pans 5 % it " Of shave aaa 10
137th-st David DAILY. referee to Mutual III" ooo
12e:h4st n 3 10 II o. 5th-ave runs 9allN
" 75x n aaII 18th y " BOX 1910 t,
I36th-st \ Us; Rattle Bunke q Henry f>--,f,,a,
C7ordinC: b nd Scp.Fsi -t\"il''iai
117fh-st 5 r S9S e IF Pleasant ave, 2SHl"o -;
117th-st : 31S 4 Q Of Pleasant-ave, COX
I9eli ahPa 7 a 99Ss,, and trustees 10000
Central Park West. No :io7. H3a So,
75SxI23 mortgage, $4,000; WoUster-St " :
40 # Of Prince-st T5X100; mortgage. S1I'--
Oo0; Wooster-st No l55 :, 1i@-2 e
Of Houston-st. 74.6>1o0xT4. Ixl0o, nortgage
500: Harriet strong 10 e"Sh'h i fsd''s loo
7o9fh No aai n = 400 # " Of Amsterdam ave.
334x1oo II: Julia j Foley Henry + SchvaTz. 50,
MORTGAGE $4,000: O c and lp'
10th-st. No East. o5x94.7: Louisa W knecht
and another Marcus Nathan: mortgage, SCI 800
6oth-st. No 124 = $40 . Of Par1-ave. 2fN
1908: Nelson u StilHel Matthias NiColl. il.
$4,000: o c and i'r
I2Sth-st. \ u 12.6x9a-l1:
sutherland 9 Taylor al 10 Elizabeth r Tay-
Tor: ali title. b and :: all liens Nominal
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.

TTUDSoN RIVER MILITARY ACADEMY. Nyack: Is
III miles Y: location superb: appointments mag
infantry. cavalry and
artillery; high safe school, illustrated
Capt. J. WILSON. u. s. ", A. NJ. Supt-
NHAPLEwoOD. ConcordviIle. Pa. s2s4. Yale. Harvard
NI and instructors. wakes boys 10
duties OF life No Tobacco. ]. SHORTLIDGE. Prin.
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n1inter Resorts.
LAKEWOOD NEW JERSEY
LAUREL HOUSE and Two Noted Resort Hotels
LAUREL-TN- THE-PINES,l
hRF OPEN FOR SELECT PATRONAGE
of DavidB ume
Bookings for January Now Being Made
L
AsstMa rLaureI- in e p

ter onere5 a store there late the seventies
Extensive alterations are to be made ny me pres
Pnt
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s0TTH CAROLINA.
IHIAM..P7 TON TERRACE

AN IDEAL. WINTER RESORT. LOCATED AT
NORTH AUGUSTA. :. 9.
ONE MILE FROM CITY OF AUGUSTA
WILL. OPEN FOR TrS FIRST SEASON. JAN Goth 1909
rooms. luA"Tiousy furnished
meets with private bath. Complete electric service in
Guiding telephone cry Through
New York
For booklet and apply TO
c. A LINsI.EY. Proprietor 5th Ave. Hotel y. 7 City
Formerly proprietor % Bon Air Hotel. Augusta
and Kenilworth Inn. Asheyille. ~. c.
". 4. BRYAN. Mgr.
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LOST.

HANDBOOK NO $50. Isl of the Union DINE
Savjrps Institution Is missing Any per
con having a claim TO IL is HEREBY cdlIe'i
upon 20 present the same within, yen udi :;
or submit 70 having said passbooh ca1eell-''
and Il new one issued.
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Male.

SPECIAL RATE TO UNEMPLOYED.
20 words, 3 times .15 cents
L. time rate 10 cents
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their ptown OF
rce No a64 broadway. between Seth and
ann SITS until Q o'clock p. n. Advertise
Tuerts received at the following branch OF
ices a. regular once rates until o clock
u n VIZ: 2S5 tth- ave. g. .. cor. I3d-st- :.
tSy gtb-aye cor l2th-st. ~ East fith-st. {.
or West A2i-st. n tween Ith and sth ayes /.
os9 West i25th-st.. 1898 3d-are-. between
T6tN and nth SITS: O2G 5d-hyc-. near bl7t-
:, -nS Ist-ave near Sath-st-; i5T East
12stL'st: 7S6 Trefnont-avc. $50 "a ave,
near 4ist-st: 554 Sd ave. 2i0 Bleecker-st, i;
9oS pisacl-ar-sr Brooklyn. y f.-2l5
court-st. 2I5 Smith-Et-: 1.OoI Gates ave
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,r,,rpTrsFNENT and subscriptions for
Tho I'ribI:ne received at their Uptown OF
ocr No / sGl Broadway. between ,,bth ana
37tb sts, until q O'Clock =. m AHverHss
'e,,.s received at the following hranch OF
Trss al regular Office rates until % CON
n M. viz: 254 Sth-ave-. 5: . cor. % ~
i52 Gth-ave. cor. 12th-st-; 92 kast i4tn-sI-'
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FRENCH UPHOLsTERER.

GRAND CHOICE OF Furniture. SOLE :
chairs. Screens. Tables and Coh H',,
STYLES Louis XIV, Ky WI; terms Tel
able DOGNIRENE. lib East ['uh-s''
ephone 1913 Madison So.
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ADIRONDACK BALsAM.

ADIRONDACK BALSAM CO.-CloSing out
o. cts nm I1QiL 6th-ave., upstairs.
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THE BERIITz SCHOOL OFF LANGUAGES.
Madison Square df2e Broadway. Brooklyn 10 Court s
New Terms begin now Trial lessons free
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FOR SALE.

TYPEwRITERS.-C place IN the
world; cash or installments: all makes
your rental money will purchase typewriter
here: free Instructions. 36i Fulton-st..
Brooklyn.
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orsxs AID OFFICE FURNITURE.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
AFRO-AMERICAN INSTITUTE. 324 west
S9th-st supplies only reliable help: white
and colored male or female for all donss-
tic positions.
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
211 East 42d-st. First class domestics are
supplied: ais managing housekeepers ma
irons. governesses. tutors, etc.
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NICKTJN 16a Part, Row. Fine tools. guns.
pistols mathematical. surgical, survey
inc and other instruments. unredeemed
pledges a speciality.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

cath-st Nos pa and e46 West. a three story
brick workshop. 40Q54.4: ! Morrison. jr owner: -
Sellers. architect ~
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Aznss

Mnss
BUTLER. IS; first class. strictly sober:
Protestant: five years in last place. ex-
cslisut written and personal references Ad-
dress EDWARDS t33, East 2Sth- St
COOK.-Ry first class working chef; sober
economical. city country; hotel. club,
restaurant: excellent butcher. carver cook.
Address ECONOMICAL CHEF. 20 East
9th-st.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES going abroad
wishes TO find place for very superior
coachmau. Inquire WARNER BROTHERS
co, GA broadway.
CoACHMAN.-A gentleman WISHES TO pro-
cure situation for his coachman whom
he can highly recommend as a first class
man in every respect. JOHN. io4 West
18th st.
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Uenehfrs.

SPECIAL EDUcATIoN.-A tutor OF long experience
- witt highest recommendations receives pupil
recurring special attention aoray. physically
tarr and careful private tuition Entire charge
fJealthv location Address H P. Penshurst MorrstoWn
y.
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uI SINEsS CHANCES.

800 WANTED on ch2ttel nortgsgc good
interest: no agents. T. F. Tribune -
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BIOOD POISON.

NO MORE suffering fro this terrible
disease. Write for particulars or come
and see us We will cure u. Godsend 10
humanity. ARBUSCINA 4fANCFACICh--
IllG co. Ill Temple CIT Building >
Itealn1an-st
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Ocean 5tcamcrs.

Ocean CLEANERS
4 MEXICAN LINE.
UTHAMPTON-LONDON.
Dec 81, 10 am. St Paul Jan.
Kroonland Jan B. 10 a. m Finland Jan H. 10 a m
I)ED STAR LINE.
NEW-YORK-ANTWERP-P
8, 10 a. m Finland. II, a.
land TO- 10 &. IN. Vaderland Jan
Piers Il and Is. n. r. Office 73 Broadway, N. Y
CIT VELOCE FAST ITALIAN LINE
Navigazione Italana a Napore O Naples Genoa
fJta al MflaEo. Dec 80 Nord 2
Largo Dining Saloon promenade deck
BoLoGNESI. FAIRFIELD & co. % Wall St.
WHITE STAR LINE
EENsTowN-LIvERPooL
81. $50 Cymric
Jan 4 nooni Celtic m
Gernnanie Teutonic Feb 4 noon
Pier IS, North River. Office, Broadway. n. Z
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WORK WANTED.
Fem nile.

Female.
ALL KINDS Of fine lace mendins; curtains
n specially: al home out by the day
Nine. BEDDEAU. care Mrs. Miller. 81 West
llIth-st.
COVERNESS.-.Ab excellent scholar;
great experience IN teaching, instructing
German. French and English: would give
fart OF time in exchange for home school
ar family: best references. Z. r. H. Box
100. Tribune Uptown ofice. 1854 Broad
way
SECRETARY.-By graduate nurse as secre-
taTy to invalid; stenographer and type
writer; best of reference NJ. S. Box -.
Tribune Office.
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billiard AND Poob TAb-.
,sA>-r-rAt-rf'FERa Of billiard and poor
tables. high grade bowling alley ool IS.i,,
lowest prices. MARK BROS. "a Union
squire.
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HnARH AND ROOAis.


"A Ai-ATTENTION!
Attractive floors. suites with private rslh
with or without board. single rooms; doo
tors offices: all desirable locations highest
rcfnrrurns given. Information from
6 G LELAND & co. > West ""1-S''
- EAST .iTH-ST. near Msdison-ave.-
large room with private bath; also nan
room. references
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HOW TO GET STRONG.

UANnBALI. boxing, fencing; baths. etc
NVOOD'S GYMNASIUM. 8 East -oth-Sl-
r,rtrsnce IS: monthly dues. 81
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LAWYERS

SEE ME.-RelIabIe lawyer; Wills. lesaclss:
damages. bankruptcy. collections; p oHpt
,esnItx- rea sonable charges. Room l'4I0'
$50 Nassau st
c,tITIT g. poc;T-r. reliable lawyers. 300
broadway Nsw-Tork; accidents. dome
tic diffcu.ties quickly adjusted: consul'a
tion tree.
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Al ARGD TERRACE.
Nj ASHEVILLE. u. c.
strictly high casc modern family hotel possessing
LYNN HAHN.
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GEORGIA
NORTH CAROLINA.

Tm[g cs NaaTH G1UT gPRlNG9
MOUNTAIN Park HOTEL. Hot Springs. " G.
IN handsome pax occupy picturesque mountain
bracing clima'o Hot mineral waters and baths. Quar-
mill br, ad riding: golf.
tennis climbing. bowling. etc. Orchestra.
Iancing all indoor amusement. Booklets mailed.
HOWELL
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ORIGINAL CURIOSITY SHOP.

stored and repaired
South Washington Square
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GARRETT CLEANING.

.. G. j. w. VIII lFbMs
So w. Saith ST. ts'z% ne
CARPET CLEANING. EstAplsheo %
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO
cleans by compressed air, steam, hano %
an moor 1853 Broadway. 12l EaAt <slA-sI
zoe a BRANDT. Tel. 1872 SSth-
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-50o second hand
wood and iron working machines, FUZZY
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. b. EDDY. S9s Nadlson-s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-09

ton about 1920 p. m, broke down yester-
day morning at Tuscarora, west of Boyds
and the engineer had to take off one of the
side rods of the engine With his engine
thus disabled he pulled seven heavy vesti-
buled cars up the GAINESVILLE grade for
eight miles at a good rate of speed An
other engine was sent to Boyd's from
Gaithersburg and coupled to the train and
sent forward
A doe was seen in the vicinity of German
town Friday last by John Best a farmer
and his hands. as it was feeding at one of
the straw stacks. In his eagerness to cap
ture the animal he frightened 1t and it ran
away He chased it fer three or four hours
with dogs, but it made good its escape The
deer was seen in the vicinity of Unity about
a week ago. 1t is supposed to have either
escaped from Druid Hill park, Baltimore
or from the Geological Park, Washington
little four-year-old son Of Mrs. Roy
Edminson of Brunswick, west of Boyd's,
was burned to death a few days ago at the
parents home in Brunswick, while the
mother was out after water. Mrs. Edmin-
son was out but a few moments. and when
she returned was Mortified to find the child's
clothes ablaze from matches that 1t had
got hold of and in her efforts to save the
little fellow she was horribly burned about
the hands and face, the skin and flesh peel
ing from her arms. The child died in few
hours after the accident
One of the largest brick dwellings in Ur-
bana Frederick county, just north of Hy-
attstown, was destroyed Saturday morning
by fire of unknown origin. The house was
owned by Mrs. Constance BeaIl of that
vicinity and was occupied by Ernesty Myers
and family Harry Anderson and Mrs and
Mr. BeaH and their families. A young man
by the name OF Gray, in his efforts to dis
tribute water over the roof, fell from the
house and badly hurt his back and side. His
injuries are very painful, though not
thought 10 be serious. The loss was about
81 500, with small insurance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-09
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
Washington Couples HE to Gretna
Green-Other News.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, December 7, 1902.
Mr.. Harry Stanfield Jones and Miss Flory
Rose Dayton, young Washingtonians, came
out to Rockville this afternoon and were
married by Rev. S. R. White of the Baptist
Church. The ceremony took place in the
office Of the public school commissioners in
the court house, and was witnessed by two
Washington friends Of the young couple
and several others The groom gave his
age as thirty-one and that of the bride as
twenty-five. The principals seemed very
anxious to keep the affair quiet. The Off
ciating minister was importuned to SAY
nothing" as were the witnesses, but the
facts became known.
About o'clock Saturday night Mr.. Harry
Steine and Miss Geneva Pearson, both OF
Washington, were married here by Rev.
Thomas j. Packard, rector of Christ Epis-
copal Church. The ceremony took place
in the office of the clerk of the circuit court.
The young folks, upon reaching here, had
to look up Mr.. John L. Brumett, deputy
clerk of the circuit court, who cheerfully
accompanied them to the court house and
issued the license. Mr.. Packard was sent
for and the knot was quickly tied, the
young folks leaving for Washington i'm
mediately afterward The bride and groom
were aged eighteen and thirty-three, respec-
lively.
The first anthracite coal to reach Rock
vile since last winter arrived here a few
days ago. 1t was a car load of forty tons
and was consigned to Mr. w. w. Welsh
The entire amount was gobbled up in about
three hours sitter the car was side -tra cked
the price asked being $50 per ton
Mrs. William Trail, wife of the warden
of the Rockville jail, died this afternoon of
dropsy of the heart, aged twenty-siX years.
She had been i'll about three weeks She
leaves no children. Deceased was formerly
Miss Poole.