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SI 1ft THE-SUJK DECEMBER 1808. HIT' i I I i I ii lie I IJP DJtTT BXZIEET8, "TOEtr JIZ.JP." 8, i 1 Bm Ding Expreuei nil Opinion ot the ft! "Snow Man" In Jefferson Market Court. Whop 8m Blntr. a launch-yman of 123 Vnrlok street, appeared In Jefferson Market Pollco 1 Oourt yesterday to prosoouto Daniel Donnelly, 30 ream old, of 45 WatU street, for throwlnc i anowballi Into hi laundry, he oxpreeeed his 8 il dliffuetatthooondltlonof Iheetreetn. r'Bors telly blad." ho eafd.

"Snow velly I Wad. too. Heap piles eno-v. No rain, snow no more, Bnow man velly blad. Ho no movo now.

wait for rnln.ftaln no come, snuwno move. Bnow neap dirteo. Boy dlrteo shirt. Chinaman washes all over shirts, enow illrtoo. Mollean man velly blad enow mover.

China-man much bletier. Nem mind, summer come fjhlnsman's apeeoh won his caje, for Hactetrat Olnufdnned I he prisoner $2. i Architects Say Tombs Girders Aro Strang ft i Enough. Withers A Dickson, present arohlteeta of IK the now Tombs, say that Qeorce B. Post, the fE eonsultlus arohltoot to whom the dispute i about the' safety of the Iron girders was re- lay ferred.

has pronouncod the structural steel IV tw work strong enough to carry tho cell work, as ft dcslfjned by the Henrietta IJnrvey Oets a Dlvoree. Quprome Court Justice Johnson of Brooklyn 2 VL has granted Henrietta Harvey an obsoluto fl1' divorce from Louis A. Harvey, a Philadelphia IF il confectioner. Tho plaintiff Is an aotrossand I known professionally as Honrlotta Loo. golleotfl nuil Ztbort.

For Olrle A Young TVomen-Clty Country. 1 I St. Martha's Industrial School, BRONXV1LLK, N. Y. I flrnoerthchsrg4 0f the BISTERS OF BT.

JOSEPH OF I P. NAZARETH (Eplecopol). Industrial trslnlngforglrls cfp-ood character to make them Rood housekeepers. 1 'if, Tonne. sjlfio a year.

No vocations. I (Free Boholarahlps limited.) Z.A.OUTTEN.Bupt., ft Mstropollton Temple. 7th or. and 14th St. A For iloys Yonns Men-City Country.

i I THE PACKARD SCHOOL f. OF BDHINESS AND C0BRE8PONDES0K, Vl J01, 10AAD ion Et 23dlt. j. 5, IndlTldusl Initmitlon. Students may enter st any jfc Ums.

CH orirnd for propcctui. i ii ITTLR MlUUrr'lnitltnte, rimblnir. N. fc JV Amnion boarding chool for boysi no tummer rscatloni sdmtttlon any time) boys always under Iff teachers' anperrltlon. Business Colleges, "CmnlorCnn't SImUIor Shan't Shorthand? 1 STENOQRAPIIV ntcnuutirtriii wm question.

i AND 'I COACHING. AU8rtme. TRAINING ClublUtee. HVEEDlNG. SCHOOL.

NIGHT CLUB CLASS, i 4 forbeilnnersandadvanced BEASIUOST, pnplls, monthlr. VK. I'AKUISH, Instmrtor. Identified as I tacherof UurnrPlionlobhortlinnillnco'7. Announcement.

5 YOTJ CAN BEGIN NOW. I L- WALWORTH IIUSINKSS AND STENOGRAPHIC I 108-110 Kait lastlt near 1'arU Av. Bend for large Illustrated Froipeetua. It explains about the achool. I WOODS'S NEW YORK SCHOOL.

1 ft BUSINESS AND HHOItTIIAND. 1JSTU8T. I f' The record of a great echuvl: 21 accept bualneis ti poiltlons la a single wrek: half a hundred tjpewrlt- fc ers la the shorthand department; nearly 100 regie- I i ter each month In tho day and eeilnc eetelone. A St', superb building. 12tchsra.

A catalogue for the ffi- MtJng. Call or Trite. F. E. WOOD3, Ircildent.

I I ASSOCIATION BUSINESS INSTITUTE I DAY SCHOOI, FOB YOUNG MEN. Ijl Bfookkeeping, Shorthand, 1 if And All Commercial Branches. i Enter Any Time. Individual Instruction. BeaaosabU Batee.

Qoaranteed Tteenlts. iff 4 33D Y. M. C. A.

BUIEPlaO. 1 OP T0 TnE BEST. Thompson's Buelness School 1 tiff snd luatltute of Telezraphy. Stenography and TrpswrlUng, 20 Fourth ar oppoilto Cooper Union. Ths nsweat and moat apnroTed mtthoda of book- keeping are taught personally by an experienced ex- 'lit Peri aoconnUnt; telegraphy taught, PRACTICALLY, by sn expert telegraph operator: tba loading eye- terns of stenographr taught by experienced atenog- I fe -raphe.

Special inducementr are offered to public 1 i 1KV I school gradnatea and othera vho Uae begun and I IS-- desire to continue the Isaac Plltnan system Special I afrR" prominence la given to the elesant and useful art of mm ysnmanahlp. blnco thla achool was opened In 1805 'US' over.lS.000 young and middle-aged men and women I 'l navel availed themaelvea of ita advantages. Terms i lower thsn the lowest. Call or aend for prospectus. tk BUTfiKBTOBD'S SCHOOL.

Oregg'e the fiitiiro 1 shorthand; typewriting; bookkeeping; thorough f. BK tuition; expert teachers; guaranteed results. 1183 1 Broadway. I Slnslcnl. ill TnE ONT.Y ill NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.

if 119 EAST 18TII 1 BETWEEN 4TH AV. TltVING l'LACE. IS Established 1BU.1. Charteied lHAS. Empowered 1 1 to sward Dlplnman and confer Decrees.

If? The FAMOUS MUS10 bCnoOLfor I BEOINNEIW for ADVANCED PUPIL8 I a HinoiKa. 1'iaso lit' VIOLIN OUOAN I ALL IXSTHtniFNTB. mS KLOCUTIOX. IinMATIO ABT HKOUAOES. fc! iWii 1'BIVAlBaid ASS lNnllUKniON.

THE N.l V. CONSEBVATOltV, tho tint organlred IIS' a Amerita, uff-ra th( aocnmulatlo advantage of ff years of succeMtul opr rntlou. JV 1 I a The UBN0WNK1) COItm of In'tnictors aro from i 1 coneervatrriea Paris. Lelpsir, 1'erlin. Iraiwlt, i'l" I 1 (I Vresden.Ctlone.Vlrnna.Miiiilch.lIilniiandNaples.

I I SUBSCniPTION BOOKS NOW OPEN. I 7. OBADnATKS PBOVIDEKWnU POSITIONS. I j' N. 1IRANOH.

KKTIBELY Sparate from ethsr schools whldb Imitate Its iwiuo ami metnnds. Ij I MISS "EMMA HO WSON," Prims Donna, Royal Italian and English Opera Co. Lamport! Method Absolutely Taught. Tuesdays and Fridays. ud FIFTH N.

Y. PIAKO INHTRUCTION. 1 competent teacher; special attention to Bfdnners; terms reasonable. Aadresa i LEKAURDANO, S10 East 134th at. I A1VBBRT I VOICE PIIODCCTION AND SONG.

Votoss tried Mondays and Wednesdays, 2 to 4 P. M. i it Lessons resumed, studio, etu Lexington M. Y. i Mme.

OGDEN CBAjNE Vocal Culture; Studio 8 East lath New York. MONDAYS, Soon falrmount Philadelphia. i MAX BENOHEB'EVS g. Vocal Instructor, has removed to 603 Carnegie Hall. I i MME.

HENRIETTOEEBEr i I Vocal studio. aao we.t (u st. I I JF11ANK G. JDOSSERT, i ij 1 20S Carnegie tlall. Singers coached, opera, oratorio.

'tnouIf CLASS IS quaiterlr; piano, vocal In. fe a 5, stnictlnn, Slf. Quarterly; beginners ipeslalty. Miss JAU88.7B West 48th st. Schools for Lnngungei.

I 1 1 LANGUAGES. K-K Tim VKLAHCO SCHOOL, JtS3 Bcliermerliorn 1.110 A Brooklyn. I YTBEHCH ACADEMY, 8S3 Broadway. Prof. Bergsr wj -s- from Pails; French Instruction: conversation as- g- peclslly; no adtauce payment; trial, "piUVATE LESSONS In French or Oerman; day or A aVentsg; 3o centa: at Prof esaor Benlall'a aehool Hr of Ungutges.

UHlIej ward su, near NcstrsndaT.oiri. vJt lit Brooklyn. Mostrandav. cars oonnsct by transfer ff. with nearly all the other Brooklyn lines.

i Dancing Acadamles. I II MISS McCABE'S 'II Dancing School. 31 East 17th near B'way. 'If rrtvats snd class lessons dally; beginners any Ums. I PROF.

COBB'S ji I .1 687 Hudson near W. 11th at, IValtzand tno-etep I I guaranteed In 10 private lessons: circular. Il Olaas and private lastruction dally; (1,00 monthly, 1 CEKTHAL PA UK 'Ills 84th Sth sv. "Enough said." Circulars. if? MRS.

DEAN, 623 3D AVE. I Waltx and two-atep guaranteed. IB. Strictly prl- ll'f vkts. 8nccs or no pay.

Call day or sienlng. I jr Schools of Elocution and Dramktlo Arts. i SIS ESTABLISHED 1884. NEW YORK SCHOOL OF ACTING, 1 8 Jr 3a EAST TWENTY-THIRD ST. I udles snd gentlemen Instructed la elocution and ,5 Si sctlrilb Cls sod private lessons day and evening.

Mlas Katharine Alvord, formerly leading aupiiort to 5, Mr. Louia James, haa been speclnUy eugaged for fi II, fhUethooI. Professional drametlocoinpauy open to talented atudenta. Circulars. i i Lyceum.

38 West 44th at P. ilackay and Eleanor Oeorgen. dlrvctore ItrmiUr couwe, opeolal fsd erenlrlg classes foradng, I'rivate leaaons, Veno. Pros entc)' DncluK- Student performances, if 3-lIK I ANDFORTHECUnEOr STAMMERING. 72E? i OKATOHY U344 B'way, QgO.lt.ruiLUl'b.l'rin.

ColttorjB and Uohoels ot rnyslcal Culture). DOWD'fl HEAI-Tn EXEIlCIflmt. tsasjsjs. Those who do not And lime for drvlmWC. srclss will have toflnd Ums for 1MB Illness.

If ou desire health snd KHmm beantr of form, purrtiass Prof. UJCaflB Dowd'a chest, lung and social Bw3 developer. Takes rl In. floor room; cheap, dnrablo. Indorsed by feMHr loo.ooophratclsns.

lira circular. mmmMw to engrarinirs, free. School of PhyalrsI and Vocal Culture, E. 14th si, h. Y.

vfoODS' OYSINASIirSI, Training. Baths, ge. 0 K. asth St. Entrance, tt monthly dues.

t3. THB SUN Harlem Branch 110 TVEST 125TH STREET 'a BTIFTcIAL FWTOIIS. lVae makers and learn-A efswauted. LUBAN kBUUOKDSjU Dleeckerat. GIBL wanted experienced In collating calendars ind eyelettlng.

Address bos 141 Bun office. LADIES to embroider: good" paying, easy work sstit to your hornet addreaoa envelops for and materialiT EUPIBE EMBHOlDERY WORKS, 33 Dusue New Vora city. LADIES earn $8 per week working at home: no csuvaaslog; Inclose aelt-aridrca'ied stamped en velope. Standard Novelty 1U1 Brckmau Kew York city. 0PEBAT0B8.

experienced on Infanta dresses, boys' bloutes and kilts; also a few learners and errand girls; steam power: long seaaon. KltAUBKOf P. 310 nth corner 30th at. MBBXLLAS. Operator ante-1( ALLISON A LAMSON.

1)15 Broadway. WANTED Thoroughly oxpo-rioncod snloswomen for all tfeparfc-monts. Apply Superintoudent of-fico. -1th floor, niter P. M.

PRED'K LOESER Brooklyn. ANTED First-class umbrella sewers. COOK'8. Bowery snd Qrsnd. aouiwtic gtxvnm Wanted.

It Tour Sernat needs Instruction In tbs AH ot Cooking; Call her attention to this opportunity. Thla coupon entitles a well-recommended servant to one free lesson at MRS. L. SEELY'S COOKING SCHOOL, BBS Oth where all branches of cooking are taught by Mrs. O.

Lemcke. CHAMBERMAIDS. Swedish conks. (20 to r.O! laundrisaes, waltreasen, kltchenmalds. house-worker.

20 cooks who wash snd Iron, laundresses who do chamberwork, French. Urrman and Ensllah lady's maids, hnxllsh or ScoUh ProirsUnt InfanU' nurses, butlers, second and third men, gruom nve feet eight; references required. Mrs. L. SEELY.

352 flth sv. ttHAMBEBMAIDS, cooks, $20 to I lanndresaes, kltchenmalds. houseworkers, i'o cocka who wash and Iron, laundressea who do chamberwork, French, German and English lady's maids, nurses, butlers, second and third men wanted at once. Mrs. L.

HEELY, 68 West 2M servants' entranoe, 382 6th av. COMPETENT chambermaid and waitress tn go to Trenton, N. wagea S18; references required. Mrs. Ii.

SEELY. 362 oth xy. COMPETENT rook to go to Trenton; wages S20, best references required. Mrs. L.

SEELY. 362 Oth av. FIRST-CLASS Swedish cook to go to Aiken now and Newport, B. wagea 140 to S60 best references required. Mrs.

L. SEELY, 362 Oth av. TTIRST-CLASS laundress for a small family Urine A In Washington, D. 0.: refernc" requited: good wages. Mrs.

L. SEELY. 362 6th av. FIBST-CLAB3 French lady's maids: must bo good halrdrnesera and drcssmakcra: cood wages: references required. Mra.

L. SEELY, 362 Bth av. waitress: wages (2S; for a family half hour from New York; references required. Mrs. L.

SEELY, 362 6th st. FIRST-CLASS waltreaa to go to Blverdale; wages 920; must bsve good references. Mrs. L. 8EELY.

av. BENCH lady's malda; must be good halrdreaser snd seamstress; wages $26 to Ao: references required. Mrs. L. SEELY.

352 (1th av. I7BENCH nurse for a child months old; wagea $20; references required. Mrs. L. SEELY, 362 Bth ST.

tiEBMANor French nurse for ono chifd years old; wages 1U to 18; must have best references. Mrs. L. SEELY, 352 Bth av. LAUNDRESS to go to Washington, D.

small family; references required, waws 818 to 820. Mra. L. SEELY, 352 Bth av. SWEDISH kltcbenmald.

wagea tin, to go to Philadelphia; must be competent and have bent rcfer-encea. Mrs. L. SEELY, 852 gth av. SWTOIsn cook to go to Philadelphia: wages 835: references required.

Mrs. L. 8EKLY, S52 Bth av. Wautcu fPnlM pecltaniw, BOOR EIW1F. OILDER wanted.

A. L. SHEPPEBD, 141 East 25th st. FIRST-CLASS lob blank book forwarder; ateady job; also paper ruler for eeoond machine. J.

C.tc W. E. POWERS, 212 Church cor. Thomas St. RULERS.

Yonng msn to felntllne, alaoboy to feed. SHOEMAKER OUMIBKET. 101-103 Fulton at. TMBREIXA8. Wanted, experienced cutter to go short dtatauoe from city; ateady work.

Apply Monday. 10 to 1, 415 Broadway, room 312. WANTED A thoroughly experienced polisher for Silverware. Apply Superintendent's office, 4tli floor, after 5 P. M.

FRED'K LOESER Brooklyn. 7 ANTED A superintendent for our Brooklyn fso-' tory of church goods, consisting ot sllveraralths and brass goods departments. BENZIOER BROTHERS, na Msrclsy at. New York. ANTED Tin roofers and slaters st 225 West 50th bring tools.

Wnntra 3RlBle5 2HccUattfomj. A leading dry goods house in this city requires a workroom manager and designer of ladies' neckwear. Experience with finest goods absolutely necessary. Address DRY GOODS, box 152 Sun office. CTANVASEB.

A urUht, competent canvasser for suburban real estate: one with experience; state same and compensation required. DREDGER. 3S.li Fulton Brooklyn. KPABT3IKNTRTOnK 8IIPKRINTUND. J5NT WANTED BY A MIOMINKNT DK-PARTMKNT STOKT5 IN NKWAHK, N.

J. (INLY KXPEKIKNCKD MAN NEKI) OOI MAI.ARY TO ItlfJIIT PARTY. ADDRESS "SUCCESS," 1IOX 184 SUN OFFICII. SPECIAL AOENT each town snd city for nail's Velvet aud Cones to prevent Incandescent mantles hrtakinir. Complete asmplea mailed; 25 cents each.

DAYTON 74 University place. WANTED laborers to work In calaaon, Wllfia Avenue Bridge, to be iltlrens of the United Rtates and accustomed to this claaa of work; wagea 12.50 per day or eight hours. ef iwt-ffllnflfl jBtip tmnltf. nOSIESTIO 1KPARTIIENT OF iSt. Bartholomew's Employment Bureau: 211Eaat42dat.

Telephone 2504 S8th st. Flrat'CUas domestic employees of all klnda. Claaa for nursemaids every Thursday at o'clock. COMPETENT laundress; willing to assist with chamberwork; best references. B.

box 582 Ban uptown office. 1285 Broadway. plOMFETENT laundress, understanding shirts, collars and cuffs: best references. Call at pros-ent employer's, 8a West 5d st. ClOMPKTKNT maid to lady or children: good searastrcaa: best references.

R. box 678 Sun uptown offlce, 12115 Broadway. OMPETENr 'kltchenmalds neat. wlUlneT and obliging: best rerercuces. A.

box 515 Sun up. town Place, 1203 Broadway. 7WMPETENT kltchenmald. willing and obliging; -i best references. M.

box 575 Sun uptown office, 12B5 Broadway. OMPETICNT maid, good dresamaker, halrdresaer and packer; beat city reference. Core McOABE. BBlParkoV; COOK and laundress, willing to take place In city or country; good referencea. A.

box 610 Sun uptown office, 12H5 Broadway. waitress, underrtanda serving wines" earring, making salad drvra'ng, good rer Jrsnces. A. box 67 Sun uptown office. 12U5 I roadway.

PIRST-CLASa parlormaid or chambermaid; wages $IB to 20; best city references. 48 Hun uptownofflce, 12(15 Broadway X' IRST-CLABS cook; wages, $33; excellent refer-. suces. K. box CU 8un uptown office, 1285 Broadway, C'OOD plain cook: all kinds of puddings, p'r-s, Aim bmt lefeirn.oi.

M. box BS4 Hun upuiwn nfflce, 1 2rt5Broadw) GOOD coot, willing tn aaslit Kith waahluand imnlniri best referrnn-s, M. Mmj box 376 Sua uilon offlce, 12d6 Bmadway, PiFANrS nurse; thorousfaly competent: nnder-stands bottle edlng excellent ret scene K. box 6ld Sun uptown ptlcs, 1266 Broadway, Jtmt'Ctnw arlu-tmut. AUNPRESS-ThorouBhly compelenli good shirt, Ju collar and cuff Ironer.

o.i best references. box 081 Hun uptown offlce. 12r. Brosdwsy. WHAT ymitiit irlrl aaohamsrniald sndwsllrcirs: Ai willing snd obliging: best references.

A. II box 689 Bun, uptown office, 12B6 Broadway. NURSE and seamstrtss; best city rafsrsnees; wages $20. box 5111 Sun uptown ofllcs, 12U5 Broadway. rrnOROUOHLY competent chsmbermaldi willing J.

to assist with other work: good seamstresai beet referencea. R. box B17 Sun uptown offlce, 12115 Broadway. fTnOROran, competent chamberwaldl waoea $301 1 best references. A.O., boxCSO Sun uptown of.

ties, 126.1 Broadway. rrnOROUOHLY oorapotont cook: wagea $26; best roferenoea. E. box 677 Sun uptown omce 1 265 Broadway, YITANTED-By young lady, musical, position as compsnlon to an elderly or intslld lady, or cor-einesstoyonngchlldren. Mils WALKER.

004 Fulton Drooklyn. jgitnt-gtng attlp-gWaU. BOOKBINDER-Clrenlt, flexible, tins covering, ret In employment, wants a good nosltlon; good In structnr; able to take charge. Address box 306 Bun offlce. IriUTLlSR Valet: Fivnch: willing; flrst-cliss refer-JJ ences, Tarls and city, from recent employer.

QIRIRD, 277 7thay, BOOKBINDERS, Exportrnced flnhhsr wants poel tton In flrst-clsta job and printed bindery, box 141 Sua once. CARETAKER.i:x-marlne. honorably discharged, married, desires take rare. of private house during absence of family; reliable; highest references; email compensation. C.

OTIa, mil Klngnbrldge road, Fordham. city. COLLECTOR Experienced snd good references, desires position. Address JOHNSON," box 113 Bun offlce. 171R8T-CLASS coachman, English, $50: mint have city reference, Call after o'clock Monday.

11) Vret 42dt. Thiroughlv undersundlng rare of borvaa, harness. Ono good, raroful drhtr; flrt-closs city references. J. 738 7th ov.

man handy around the houeo, wife as plain cook or laundress. P. 21 Ortent, Ich at. TANITOR. Man and wife (Swedish) to take, care of houso In tho city or country; good references.

24 Greenwich St. ONK OUT or THE 8,000 printing establishments In this vlrlnltv must need an active, efficient foreman, capable of handling highest clsa book, magaxmeorjobwork. Atltertiserls looking for such ajposltlon, and gusrsnt cs satisfaction to employer, would aet paper or raagazino on contract; best references. Address 4 deys. ESPERT.

box 181 Sun offlce. POSITION wanted lur experienced engineer; Al references. Care T. J. WINOUOVE.

213 10th av. St. Bartholomew's 3.kTIoaiItSiS-Employment pfl.iVkfn,i?.SAI Rnrnmi 211 East 42d at. (New Bureau. Tel.

38th York. YOUNO Scotchman, holding rertlflcato for architectural drawing from bcranton school. Pcnnsylt vantt, marble figures, pointed or pi later moulds made, lathe or machine work or plain stouecuttlna, aeeks work. F. box -4 Bun Harlem offlce, 11U West 125th st.

YOUNG MAN, 22. high school graduate, atrlctlr temperate, wants situation of any kind; references. 0.M. MARTIN. 68 Clark Clinton, Mass.

lDdelres a poslUon at anything; beetreferencea. P.O. box lea.Wettlloboteu.N. J. (CmiilDumrnt urtnuis.

Bureau of Social Requirements, MRS. LEDYARD STEVENS. TdANAQEK. ID WKMT 4-S1) HT. Trlcpllimo 31S3-38.

Only flrat-claas positions for first-clasa employees. Bookkeepers, stenographers, governesses, cashiers, companions, accretarles, and household po sltlons. French and German servants a specialty. The Bureau takes cntlro charge pf opening city houses forthe winter, with a full stall of servants If desired. Packcxsaraq day's workers provided.

GO-OPERATIVE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 331 Mnrilson Avenue, Carrier 43d St. Oovernewes, compsnlons, household servants, msle and female; French mirsea and malda a specialty; cooks and waiters for sneclal dlnuers; residences opened and full staSf of servants supplied: dressmakers and milliners furnished; dsy's work of all kinds. Including packers and raovera. at, telephone 3274 at. Help furulehed free; all nationalities; best colored help alwaya on hand.

Benl Estate News. The week In tho real estate marlcot has been particularly satisfactory. There have been a number ol largo and small sales, and only In the auction transactions has there been ttny Inactivity. Tho question uppermost in most brokers' minds since the sale of the Fifth avenue and Ninety-first street property has been with regard to the buyor. After a creat deal of cuesslne It became known on Friday that Mr.

Carnegie had purchased the plot. Tho acquisition by Mr. Carnegie of property in that vicinity and his declared intention to build a home thero liavo had their effect. Tho prices ot unimproved property in tho Immediate neighborhood have cono up with a bound. A broker interested In Fifth avenue real estate speaking of this yesterday, said that ho bad been necotlatluc for lots, three in number, noar Ninety-first street Tor several weeks, and that the owner had jumped tho prlco in tho last week from $42,000.

for tho three, to S05.000. Mr. Carnegie has declared his intention to build a targe, roomy house, not palace," on one ot the plots which he has not yet determined and to restrict the second plot so that there shall be only two houses on it. Tho entire transaction Is a notablo ono in tho history of New York realty. Tlioro have been two Important Bales of property situated In the upper business portion ot Broadway.

Frederick Southack A. Co. appearing as the brokers In both. Tho llrstwasa salo for cash to an Investor of the property on the northeasteornerof Broadway and Tenth street. Tho details were complicated, as thoro was a leasehold ot ft portion ot the property belonging to tho Bailors' tinuc Harbor and a restriction in favor of Oracs Church forbidding the construction of any buildings on a plot fronting on Broadway and extending back thirty-eight foot.

The purchase price was clven as $5,000. The faeeond salo was that of Nos. 632 and 031 Broadway. Tho purchasor acquires a frontaco of 50 feet on Broadway and a depth of 100 feet to Crosby street. A twelve-story mercantile building will bo erected on tho site.

These sales are porhnps the prominent ones of the wook's trn.de, but there Toro numorous small ones. Tho cast side operators wero ospeolally busy, and the good 'records of tho Boulevard nnd Central Park West soctlons wero mnlntatncd. The auction sales were disappointing. On Tuesday thero was an attempt to sell Oie old New York Athletic Club building, on the corner of Sixth avenue and Flfty-fllth street, but there was no bidding, and tho offer was withdrawn. Tho mtiorlty of tho sales werejn foreclosure) proceedings, and In most cases the property was bought in by the plaintiffs in tho actions.

There has been a noticeable Increaso in tho number of leases reported, and in those of yesterday the rentals were very satisfactory. The following! are tho comparative tables of Manhnttan nnd Bronx conveyances, mortgages nnd projected buildings for tho corresponding week of 1B0H and 1807, corrected, as compiled by the Jtecord ana Ouldr: CONVEYANCES. isos, im. Ifov. ti (o Aor.

tt tt Dtc. 1. Die. (nclurtce. inclunvt.

Total number for Manhattan and Bronx 825 891 Amuunt Involved 18,402,462 (2,882,1150 umber nominal 16u 224 Number 23d aud 24th wards, omitting new annexed dial, (Act 1UD5) 60 68 Amount Involved 8217,050 1131,840 Number nominal 21) 32 Number 28d and 24th wards, Including new annexed dit 88 81 Amount involved 8282,660 Number nominal 60 40 Total number of con-erances, Jon, 1 to date 18,607 18,720 Total amt. of conveyances. Jon. 1 to 108,089.101 8101,715,062 MOBTOAOES. Total number for Man- hatttu and Bronx 404 800 Amount Involved 80,637,481 Number oter 5 per cent.

172 11.8 Amount Involved 81,645,067 Number at 0 per cent. 145 144 Amount Involved 82,058,112 82,884,344 No. at less than 5 n. 87 68 Amount 82,047,200 81,474,600 No, of above to banks, trust and Ins. 10s, 02 48 Amount Involved 81,845,000 81,163,1100 Total number of mortgages, Jan.

1 to date. 15,704 14,778 lotal amount of mortgages, Jan, 1 to date. .8215,062,474 8105,775,442 rOJLCTED BUILDINCI8. Number new 88 71 Estimated cost Totalnuiubernow buildings, Jan. 1 to date 8,136 8,847 Total amount new build.

Inns, Jan. 1 to date, 868,376,246 870,156,640 Total amount of altera- -v tlons.Jan,ttodate. 86,701,644 Includes railroad and ferrAmortgagis, amounting to $20,600,000. Prttato Sales, Alfred Clark has mirt-haied from A. Hollander the ilvfa.fctiny dwelling, on lot 111x75.

No. IKll West KJghtjr-niutb street. lrloila Hart has sold to Adam Harpol the throe llvu-ttory don bio flats, dach. Koa. iKJtt, U70 and 372 West l'7th street, taking iillHi In exchange lx lots on (Hoh'oitHtao6fl30th ntrcet.cnslofBt, Ann's nvenuo.

II I reported that thtt flvo-rtorv dornlllnp, on lot MxlIK). No. T2 Waverijy- pliwe, lias been sold by Mrs. Wincklobach for Jntr.800. Charles E.

Krepnel has sold to Cphn A Njj horg tho four-story tcnomont, on lot ajxiuux lrregulnr. No. aiiiciirystle street Max Hurt has sold to Mnrr Sullivan tho flvo-story brick flat, 27xWJxtO(, No. 'M East liftth stieet. fornboutiVlt.lXX).

Kcmpner Bros, havo sow the routhwot corner ot l'nrk avenue and Hoventv-fourth street, A sjeven-story lint will be orectcd op tho plot. Israel 0. Btnkohnspilrchnsed from tho Lnurrl Jny eatnto for the plftton tho north side of Sixtieth Btrcet, lOOxllX). balwocnilrstand Beeond avenues. IVnse Ulllinnn have.

sod for, Dr. 0. Thompson thn fonp-storv dwelllnc, No. 61 JJist Klxty.plnIh8troct!foriibout;i3.(XK). TcVhmnnn Votter Imvo purchnsod from Bonn Brothers the plot.

67x10(1. on tho north slilo of. Nlnoty-flrst street. 120 feet west of (Jontlft! I'ark West. A slx-storj' apartment will boorocted.

Porter A Co. have sold for John P. Lawrence, as rooclvor, tho llvn-storr flnt on the southwest corner ot Seventh nve nuo and laith street. D. If.

Hcully hits sold to, Thomas KeUy tho flvo-story brownstbno doublo flat, 1 00, No. 33 Mornlngaide avenue. Maximilian Montntliau has sold tho nortli-wcstcornerofEltiith avenue and Thirty-ninth xtreot. Hermann and Martin Klnir. Fonnolln Jlurroll lias Bold to tlonry rn-shlnsky the old buildings on plot Nos.

127 nnd 120 Wost Third street. Mew Itullillncs. PlanB wero filed wltlMthrt Department of Buildings yesterday fortho followlne: By Addlpli Woldhopr. owner, for flvc-stqrjr flat and stores at south side of Seventy-fifth street. 25.1 feet oast of First avenue architect, IMward cost, 10,000.

By Lawrowltz A Fine, owners, for, threo six-story flats nnd stores at north side of West Houston Btreet. U5 eot west of Hancock street architect, 0Frod Polham coit. $84,000. By Harper owners, for alterations to building No. l'oarl street: cost.

$700. $tal (Butnte ef or gyjoltlUB. "SPECIAL If you want a home In Flalbush It will certainly Fay you to call at my Flatuush avenue office to-day. ill tale you In my carrlnce and show ou lota for 3260.00, near Trospect Park, that will autprtsfl you. Have only sixteen of thorn lft.

Will li show yon complete new homes, nine and ten rooms, lamo yard, nil improvements, sewer, uaa, water, splendid nehthlorhoort. Four lines of cars. Price and up. $500.00 cash, balance lit monthly payments much cheaper than rent. Sixty building now uuder construction.

I alwaya have what I advertise. CHARLES C. MANGER, orncES 11-12 Eaglp Building, Brooklyn. N. Y.

822 82(1 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y. poll SALE Homes, Park Slope Oth near 81. John's place, stone, 12-room; nno order; lToipect place, near Oth 3 story atone, 11 rooms: Sti.ooo.

Derkeloy place, near 8th 8-story stone, cabinet trim: exquisite order; must be sold; owner leavlne the city. Carroll near flth 8-story fancy stone and brick tront. 12 rooms: eacrifice. Lincoln place, near O-tturr atone. 12 rooms, beautiful labinct tlniih throughout, lot 20x 140; mutt bo sold; (treat chancu to aecure a snap.

St. John's plaro, near 7th 3-story stone, 11 rooms: 88.250; this a banrain. Clermont perfect order. President st, near Clinton, 3-tory atone, 12 rooms: nno order; 87,000. First place, near Court 8-story stone; 12 rooms; At condlt'on.

Joraleinon near Ileury, Heights, 4-story stone, 14 rjoms: 814,000. These hemes am all positive bareolns. We have others eiiually attractive. lEUSAItll 3IOODY B. E.

20 Court 30i Flatbush 740 Washington NO CASH DOWN. Two-storv snd basement two-family brtwnstons houses, call or write for particulars. JOItNII. DONNELLY, builder, 211 Rockaway Drooklyn. Seal (ggtatt JjotSinU Sonn jtnlana.

SACRIFICE-LESS THAN C0ST! 9U1IK ONK OF THKSE IIOUSKS OUGHT TO SUIT nill-Two bcautltul houses Just finished; steam heated: open nrcplAt.es; every improvement: caa and electric Uht-ins: honses worth 10x100; 81,000 cash. 1IASPKTH. Loxlugton av. Nine rooms, bath; lm- Srovements; just nnl'hed; two mlnutca trolleys lanhattan, 84th St. Ftrrr: worth 13,000.

82.2&0; caah: schools, churches, stores. WOODS1DE. Cameron Terrace Uouseand crrounds, 6UX210; ten rooms, bath, laundry; every improvement; beautifully terraced; ten mlnntca rail or trolley. 34th St. Terry: regular 8U.B0O place: sacrlhce 82.IK cash; balauce eaay.

1X3IIIUHST. Charlen place K0X150; tnomlnutea railroad station: trolley direct Now York; 84th St. Ferry; docoratid; nine rooms, bath: all Improvements: worth Sft.oon; 84,200. Sl.noo rash. FALKINBuna, owner, Murray Hill atatlon.

Flushing. ELMHURST, L. I. 13 ailnntna from 34th St. Ferry.

COMMUTATION 0c, INCLUDING FERBYTO NEW YORE. TROLLKYS TO ALL FERRIES AND BRIDGE. 8 CENTS. Beautiful Ilouaesveadyforlmmedlate occupancy. COnO JIEYKR Mmhurst.

L. I. 82 WillUm N. Y. gttal (Sstntt 40X cIt Qtw gmefl.

NEW YORK SUN OFFICE. NEWARK. N.J. 70 llROAII ST. ADVKRTI8F.RS MAY LEAVK THEIR ORDERS AT THIS ADDRESS.

WHERE THE SAME CARE AND ATTENTION WILL BE SHOWN AS AT MAIN OFFICE. LONQ-BRANC. For" sale, hotel, furnished, 815,000: also business places. WILLIAM LANE. Long Dranch.

nelghlxn. schoola and churches convenient. Mild healthy climate, freu from extremes of both heat and cold. Low prices and easy terms, Wrtteforfreecata- logue. R.B.

CHAFFIN-CO. line), Blchiuond. Va. S57 JOfi HANDSOME new two-atory and base-fl) I jiJVL. ment fancy brick houses; rooms, all improvements; atreet paved vitrifled brick: half block from Amsterdam av.

cars; finest part of Washington Heights; exceltent opiKrtunltr for speculators or homtrbuyera: r00 caah, balance eaay terms. ROUERT WHEELAN. on premltus. C1U West 17Uth or 40 Wall at. Q9fi flflfi 11UVB AT VALUE OF LOT ONLY: 3ilVlU 84th 3-story brick: lot 38x100.

11ULAND WHITING, 8 Beekman st. glrnl (Estate at gturtion. PETER F. MI3YKR, Auctioneer, will sell at auction on TUESDAY, DEC. B8O8, at 12 o'clock, at the New York Real Estate Salesroom, 111 Broadway, BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES OF TnE ESTATE OF MILLIAM U.

GRIY, DECESED, tho 6-story brick building, with lot, B-O. 22 Wooster between Canal and Grand streets. Maps. Ac, at the Auctioneer's. Ill Broadway.

5fal (Estate Jfior ale (SounttBT HO FOR THE SOUTH l-Nosnow, nolushTbut balmy and dellglitful. Our new Chlcora colony offers to acttlers good neighbor, excellent soil, 1.1 r-Cect climate, purest water; employment guaranfetd liurchasera; houaes built pa) able amall Installments; linnso rent free while building; farms 10 to 40 acree, 82S0ch, balance eaay; excursion etery Tuesday, reduced rates, rull partlculara of RISLEY, 13 Chambers at, EO'jStt for gupiutiJS garpesea. IIEEK5IAN NICAIl NASSAU, A RTOltll ri.OOlt. SUITABLE l'Olt Pllll. T.ISI1EK, AUVUHTININti AENT, N1CWH-I'Al'UU, HKlYUl.i: OH MKItCHAlIT TAI- J.4JKJ IlKNT SIODEUATU.

ItULANl) A W1HTINO, IEK.1IAN HT. A A. To letTlotts, storcs.baesments in the now corner building, Uli.or without power; cheap rent; all improvements, very light. Tit 403 Broome cor. Centre.

M'RAOy BANK UUILDlN'o, southeast corner Prarl J- und Beekiuan sts. Store. 105 Leckmau aud unusually light uOu.es at moderate rents. st. ALL til), runnlug'throuBh to viTBeaver at, Light oulces, wltii all modem oonveulunces: low rents.

MA CLAY DAV1FB, 4 l'lte 5TH AV U2, near 14th floor aud las7-inenl, single roou sicuud floor, and entire third and foul Ih floors, tn lease togcthei or aepara'e, ACL AY fc DAHEa. 44 Pice at. rflatis'anfl apanraruts So 3-ei. AMSTERDAM AY rooms lor tOtfotherorep.i ely: steam mat, batb, rcoaonable, no childreu: call eiculutis oraunlay; Mia UANNAV, AV. 82D ST.

Elegant apaitiuenfa. 8 roomaaud bath; all lmprmtuiruia, hallattmd-auce; to Api.ly lunltor, 104 Et orMAOMY DAVitS, 4, Pino si, (57111 ins bath; all liaprovcnuult; r.nt8ill, Anyly to janitJr. 1S7T1I aiKKKT. B7T --NU roomaaud bath: steam heat; 1841.11 nTltJ.Er, ua 107 rooms aud bath; tU am heat: hot water; 8SU to 828. 11:30 SlltEKT.

333 IJ.lsT.-tfitrs wide, slnalo nati.7 looms and bath; 830. uu UACLiv 4flatjt anfl nyuattnttntB a $et. nVT8 TO IXT-On the VoAntlful rark Slope, IlrooVlyn, Tfhcrri 11 storat will interfere with business encrsacnicnta In New Vork cliy, Hincetha stonnof lastSniidayjtisiiy liavodlcoverel thrtts-adtantaxo of luinit In the. anburbi, where ther wero snowbrn id for two days, and are relnm' Ino ti this sertton of the city, whorb they are sure of no delay in rrschlnKthfilr bi sinks lit twenty ralhutct In Manhatb Wohaxe ihslarjott and most scloctlUtor tlau to select from in this sjctlonrf the cltr. Nomattcr whatyou wantln 1 liat.

lain.) or small, all or Jl'iilled Imprtitenienta. dcn'l fill, to rail and see us. Wo have at present some of the handsumrs pew steam heated, h)t water snd all modern Impiovcineut rials to let over erected. Rent from 830 to 83V Our, rents run from 812 to 800 in fists. 'SIaV 741 Union Brooklyn.

A THE A5T0R, 28 and 30 West 128th St. r.lejrailt apartments, elsht rooms and bath: all modern Improvements; elevators, steam beat, hot water; rents 8480 to 81100. PORTER 1 69 West 1 25th St, tiert -toacd. A rAUTMENTS. Bachelor apartmenta, board, rooms: furnished, nuturulahedt hlcli claaa onlr: references; orcrythlm; Inspocted; have full particulars aud complete description.

MANHATTAN 1188 Broadway. lifut Side. OKTH 118 EAST (near Madison Bqnarc). Handsome lame aud small rooms; delightful table board; reasonable. CIST 183 EAST, Laree second storyfront -J- room; larue closets: running water.

tVcat Sttle. TWO persons can be accommodated with room and board and recelt every home comfort: moderate terms; Mra.JlALU, 3U WavorleypUce. TCTH 021 WEST. DonbleTslnBlo rooms; suits: -1 tj families; uentlemen; table boarders accommodated. West Sldo.

WASniNOTON FLACE. 64 WEST. Lareo. pleasant tront room; urate Ore; also aide room; cen-tlomcn only. nTH 03 WEST.

Second-story back s4uaro loom: hot and cold running water. IOTII 183 WET. Large, pleasant room, suit-ablo for two Rcntlcmcn; private house; res-aonsble. 1 QTH 43 WEST. Board optional; lares.

J-J handsome room: also smaller ones; very reasonable; central: referencea. Ol ST 221 Hall room, furnished, to let; OJL for gentlemen; with nto. Inquire. hfltU 128 WEST. Largo and small hand-OU somely fnrnisheil rooms, all conveniences, from 84; ladlei orccntlemcn.

jTQD 212 Broadway. Parlor, prl- ate bath; larse room, southern exposure; small room, 82. A KTH 227 WEST. Handsome, aunny alcove XJ and square room, with dreasinc room; hot and cold water, lanze closets, bath; select house; superior tsble and service: references. imtfshefl jSaomtf So Set grauMsa.

HENRY 14P, near Picrrepont St. Larse and amall rooms to rent: convenient to bridge and fcrrks; excellent tabbj board near; reference ex-ihanced. tfurnljJlurt Itoamji Wanted. A YOUNG MAN desires furnished room, 81.80 per week, IC, box 180 Sun office. Orean Steamer.

AiWErcANTTii FAST KXPItEiS SEIIVICE. NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON-LONDON. Saillnir Wednredi) at 10 A. M. St.

Louis Dec. 7ist. LjuIs Dec 28 Paris Dec. Uifari. Jan.

4 St. Paul Dec. 2l'st. Paul Jau. 11 RED STAR LINE.

NEW YORK-ANTWEtlP. Eery Wednesday at 12 noon. Noordland Dec. 7 Fricolond Dec. 21 Aratronla D.

14 "vmthwjik Dec. 28 These steamers carry only Second and Third clasa passencera at low rjti's. IN1ERNAT10N NAVIGATION COMPANY. Fiers 14 aud 13, I. 11.

Offlco, il Bowllni; Green. CLYDE LINE. CHARLESTON, 8. AND JACKSONVILLE, FLA. The tourist route to all southern Winter Resorts, Nassau and Cuba.

Steamers leave Pier 2U. Enat River. 3 P. M. SEMINOLE Monday; Doc.

IltOljUUIS Wodneiday, Doc. 7 COMANCHE. Friday. Dec. CAltIB Saturday.

Dec. 10 For freight and passaco rMet and central information apply to WM. P. CLYDE Gen. Aecnts, 5 liowliui; Green, New York.

Ot. 8 th'n Freight and Faaa. Line, via Charleston, F. C. and P.

Tost F'cht and Pass. Line, Ma Jackson-vllle. THEO. O. IjO ER.

O. 375 Broadway. N. Y. CUBA PORTO RICO.

Express forwarded on all mall and fastest steamships. Beat possible railroad connections. Cuban and Pan-American Express 03 Ilrouilwny, Ken York. Branch offices in Havana, Santiago, Ban Juan, Ponce, fco, CUNARD LINE via queenstown From Pier 40, K. foct Clarkson st.

10. uoon I 24, noon Umbris Deo. 17, It A. M.J Etrnria A. M.

VEHN0NH.miQWNkCO..Oen.Ai-ts,.4 IkiwllnifGreen. EUROPE or ORIENT. A series of 0 and comprehensive tours under personal escort arranged to leave New York duriua December, January, nnd February, visiting Gibraltar, Italy. Southern France (The Riviera), Switzerland, Paris and London, A-o. Also Italy, Fcypt, the Nile, Palestine, Greece, lie.

All expenses i 1 8J up, according to tour. Pronrammrs and Gazette, 100 sent free. Apply II. SONS, Ltd. Established 1K44.

It. n. Crunden. Oen'l 113 B'way, New York. Boston Aircncy, 201 Washington at.

Chlcaito Agency. 220 So. Clark st. FKKNC1I LINE. COMPAGIIIE 6ENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE.

DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS (FRANCE). Sailtnz as follows at 10 A. M. From Pier No. 42, North River, foot Morton st.

LaOaaro-rne Dec. 10 Dec. 31 La Champacne. Dec. 17 Jan.

7 La Kretane Dea.24 LaUhampainia. Jau. 14 Flrst-clasa paasaie to 1 are tCA and upward. Oen'l Agency for U. 8.

and a Uowllugtlreen. N.Y. HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE. Twln-Screw Express Stesraers durlnu winter on German Mediterranean Service. Service to Paris, London.

Hamburir, reimmed in March. TWIN-HOKKW l'A-sSKNCKlt HKIXVICE. XVA l'UllU-ItAMllUKC DIUKCT. Phrenlila.Dec.10. 1:10 P.M 24.

2 P. M. PunnsyhauIo.Dec.17.HA.Mipretorla.Dec.8l, 11 A. II lliinibiirc-Aiuorlrnn Llno.371lron(lny,N.Y. V) ORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP CO.

lv SHORT ROUfE TO LONDON AND CONTINENT. FAST EXPUE-iS STEAMERS. Lahn.Tu., Dec. 11, 11) A. M.

I ILW.Il Jan. 3, 10 A.M. Saale.Tn 13, 10 A. M. OELRICllH BBowllngflreeii.

OLD DOMINION LINE. For Old Point Comfort. vNorfolk, Newport News, Petersburg, Portsmouth, Pinners Point, Richmond, Vlrirtnla Utach, and WaablnVton, C. 1'rt-icbt and passtuk-er ateamers aul filoiu PlerJil, North River. eery week itar, except (-thirds, atSP.M., and Hatunlav at 4 p.

W. UU1LMUDEU. Vlce-Prea't and Traffic Mgr. WHITE STAR LINE. NEW YORK-QUEEN8TOWN-LIVERPO0L.

Britauulo 7, LCymric 14, 3 P. M. Majestic Dec. IB, noon 1 Germanic Dec. 21.

noou baloon rates on Cymric. 810 up; Germanic, Br. tannic. (io tin: Mala-dle, Teutonic. 878 up; anoud cabin, 842 r.0 upvard; th.nl class on Cymric.Oer-manio and Britau'itc, 823.

Mi: on Majestic and Teutonic, 827. Hoveii-u tax additional. Forpassa-je, freluht and itenoral Information apply WHITE STAR LINE, Pier 48, North lth or. OfJce, Broadway, New York. teamuoau Boston and Ncwngland Points.

VI MJO'D LINES. I "AT. niVI.lt 1.1. via Newport and Fall River, 111.:. 11 days only, ul 0 1 1 Steamers PLYMOU1U and PIL0111M.

Orcheatia on eath LINK, via Stoniueton, Iave Picr3U, X. eek d) only.at U.Ocl I'. Htcamcrs Mslno and Now II unpsblrs. NOIIWICI1 LINE, via Nrw London. Leave Pier 8H, K.IL.fonibprlncM,, week iluyaunli, at P.M.

Eteameit Clly of Lo 1 11 jud City of Worccstir. Albany Evening; Line Ste-unrrsDEN HICIIMOXD and DREW leavo Old foot Canal at 11 P. M. dally (Sundays orcepted). loniicctiiiB with cxprcis trains for points Nortli, Ixst and went.

C1AT8KII.L. HUDSON ANDCOXSACKIF.Tioat" 1 toot of Chi1-ilophcr t. cieo eek uaj at it KlNUSfoNLINK, ttt lOtlTsl. DallvTs P. Hatiiulsya at I.

liUamera UALLiWlN and ltO-MElt, for Cranston's, ornvtall, Ne New llin. buiir, Marlhoio, Milton Poiwhki rlc. ilydo Pa'k, Eaopus, Kinir.li 11, nlili V. it 11. II, for allpyintl In CatrktUMountalua.

NF.1V HAVEN RICHARD FECK, daily (cx(tit B.imUy at 6P, AMBDI-LI. "leave Pe 2. N. iT foot 1'ianklm for Cold Bprlnu. Cornwall, Fishklll Laudlu-r and Now bunt.

eek daj 8 M. Hundas, A. M. TIltY UUATS, TARE LOWBll THAN AN OTUER ROUTE Steamen leave Wcat loth at. daUr at ri P.

except Saturday, Sip Jay steamers touch at Albany. Bnlttu Pennsylvania siX-E-t--J-. 1 STATIONS foot of West TuouU-tlilrd Strost and Deebrosses and Oortlandt Strteta. fTThe leavlnit time from Desbrosaes and Cort-I laudt streeta Is ten inlnntcs lster than that atven 1 below for Twenty-tLinl Street Button. 71OOA.

FAST Buffet rarlor Car New York to ntlsbnnr. Sleeplne Car PitUbpra to 01iicaro. No coaohos tn Itttsbntv. SlAOA. M.

FAHT LINE. Plttsburu and Cleveland. 0(30 A.M. rEN.S8VLVANIA Compartmeiit, 81eepln(r, Dlnlna, Hmoklnn and Observation Cats. For Cleveland, Tolodo, Cincinnati, Louis.

llf.O ,11 CHIOAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. Tor Nashville (via Clnclnntl), Chlcs-ro. St. Louis.

fli.10 r. 31. WESTERN EXPRESS. For Chloatto. Tor Tolodo except Sstnr lay, 7110 V.

Mi SOUTH WESTERN EXPRESS. For Pltt-d-uri-. Cleveland, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louts. liaUl 1.

M. PACIFIC EXPRESS. For ritlsburg and Chleaco, Connects for Cleveland except Bat- 8i83 K'JI. MAIL AND EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Hleeplna Car New York to Attoona, East Liberty, ritttbunt, and points West, dally except Sunday.

WAHu'iNGTON AN1 THE SOUTH. 8:20. ViSO (Dlnlnc Car), 10:30 (DlnlDR Car) A. 13:80, "Oonureaslonal all Parlor and Car), 4:80 (Dlnluit Car), Sunday, 8110, ui'jo, 10:60 (Dlntliu Car) A. (3:20 Conineailonsl all Parlor and Dining Cars), 4:20 (Dlnlns Car).

4'RO (Dlnlnit Car), 8:80 P. 13:0 nlaht. SmtTlIKRN 4:20 P.M., 12:05 nlsht dally. ATLANTIC COAST 0:20 A.M. and P.

dally. CHESAPEAKE AMD OHIO RAILWAY. 1:30 P. SI. TOR OLD POtNT COMFORT an I A.

M. week ljj-a and 7:40 P. M. dolly. ATLANTIC CITY.

1:00 P. M. weok davs (Deebrosses and Cortland Street 2:10 P.M.). Tiirouch Vostl-buled Train. Buffet Parlor Can, Paeseuuer, Coach and Cimbiiicd Coach.

CAPE P. M. week day. L01111 Branch, Ashnry Park (Iutcrlakcn. Sundaya), Ocean Grove, and Point Ploaaant (from West Twenty-third Street Station), A.

12:20, 3:20 and P.M. Sundays. A. P. M.

Iroiu Desbroises snd Oortlandt Streets). 11:10 A. 31., 12:30, 8:10, aud 8:10 P.M. Sundays. A.

3:15 M. FOR PIIILADKLPIIIA. 8:10,7:20, 7:30, 8:20, Fema. Limited), into (Dlnlnc Car). 10:50 (Dlnlmt Car), 11:30 A.

12:80, 1:30, 3:30, 4:20 (Dlnlnc Can; 4:80 (I)lntnu Car), 3:30 (Dining Car). 7:40, 12:03 night. Sundaya, 0: to. 8:30, (Limited), 11:60. 10.30 (Dlnlne Car) A.

1:60 (Dluluir Car). 3:30, (Dlnlnu Car). (Dlnlnir Car), 0:50 (Dlnlns Carl, 7:40, 8:30 T. Ticket otltcis Nos. 401, 1144.

lltm, 1328, 111, snd 2111 Broadway, 1 Astor House, West Twenty-tbirtl Street Station, and stations foot of Deabrosies and Cortlandt Streets: 4 Court Street. 8110 Fulton Street, US Uroadwsy, and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn; Station, Jersey City. Tho New York 'transfer Company will call for and check 1 aniaie from hotel and residences through to destination. Telephone E'gbteenth Btrcet for Pennsylvania Railroad Cau Service.

J.B.-llUTCllINSON, J.R.WOOD, General Manager. General Pasa'r Aaent. "AJllSKICA'S ORKATEST RAILROAD." NEW YORK CENTRAL. All through trains atop st Albany, Utiui, Syracuse, Rochester and Buffalo. Tratnalosvc Grand Central Station as follows: 8 A.M.

Dally, oxrept hundeya. Fsiioua OU EJUPIRE Sl'ATE EXPRESS LIMITEa Fastest train in tho world, line Uuflalo 4:46, Nl-nenm, rails 3:32, Toronto 11:00 P. Detroit 11:10 P. Limited to its seatlnu ea)acltr. 8.AKA.

M. FAST MAIL. Dulr-For Buffalo, Ni-. aiara Falls and Cleveland. 1 D.Qfl A.

1UY EXPRE8-1; except Sundays JLU.OU For Buffilo and all Important Now York State points. 1.nfP M. BODTUWESTERN LIMITED ond CHICAGO SPECIAL. Dally For Columbus, Cincinnati, ludlanapolls. St.

Luula and Clilcaico. P. M. 1ROY AND ALBANY SPECIAL, ex-tOO rent Sunday. Stops at important stations.

K.fUl P. SHORE LIMITED. Daily 24 O.WVf hour truin for Chicago, via Lake- Shore. Duo Chicago 4 P.M. Sleeping nnd parlor cam only.

P. M. WESfERN EXPRESS. Daily-Tor UU Nlaiiara Falls. Turonto.

Cleveland, Toledo, D'trnlt and Clilcauo. 6.X P. EXPRESS, Dally-ror jO Montreal, and. except Saturday, for Ottawa. 7.Qfl P.

M. ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND aJ MONTREAL EXPRESS. Daily Via Utlea. 8, -A P. M.

BUFFALO AND SOUTHWESTERN ttO SPECIAL, Dally For Niauara Fallfc Cleveland, Clnrinnatl. Iudlanapolta and St- Lonla. 9.01 1 P- SPECIAL LIMITED MAIL. Dally UU (sleeping ur only) For points un Fall Brook, via Lyons, and lor ltocheater and Buffalo. 9,1 P.

EXPRESS, DaUy-ForOa-XtJ wecu, Ogdensbure, Buffalo, Ntaicara Falls, Cleveland, Toledo, Chlcaim, and, except Saturday, for Cupo VIik cut and the Auburn road. I9.II NIQUT-M1DNIGHT EXPRESS FOR CHI LJLU CAGO Ecry night except Sunday night. Sunday night Chlraco alcepera leave at IIARLESI 111ISI( 9:15 A. M. and 11:58 P.

M. Dally, except Sunday, to Fitutleld; Sundays only at A. M. Wairner Palace Cam on all Ihrouuh trains. Tralp illuminated with Plntach light.

Ticket offlceji at 113. 201, 413 and U42 Broadway, Columbus at West 128th Grand Central Station, St. Station, and 138thSt. Station. New York: 338 and 720 Fulton and -100 Broadway, E.

Brooklyn. Telephone 27M0 Tblrty-clihth for Now York Central Cab Service. Baggage cnecked from hotel or residence bv Westcott Express Company. OEOIK'mi- DAK1ELS, General l'aeieniter Agent. Lehigh Valley.

System. Stations toot ot West 23d St. (Penn. It. Cortlandt or Dcsbrossoii St.

Indicates tints fiom West 2.1d St. Other figures show tlmo from Cortlandt St. 0:43, 7:00 A. M. daily for EASTONond intermediate stations.

7if.O, HilB A. M. dally for WTLKESBABRE. BCRANTON, rTHAOA. GENEVA ROCHESTER.

BUFFALO, NIAGARV FALLS and the West and principal local points: dlnlnu car and parlor car to Buffalo. llino, 12:00 noon dally, except Sunday. JBACIC DIAMOS'D KXPHESS." Arrives Buffalo 0.65 p. M. Pullman Vestibule Day Coaches and Parlor Cars.

Dlnlnc Car Service. Meals a la carte. Connects at Buffalo with through sleepers to Detroit nnd Chicago. liOOP. M.

daily for EA8TON, MAUCH CHUNK. W1LKESBARRE. BCRANTON and coal branches. 3iSO, 4:10 P. M.

dally, except Sunday, for WILKESBABHE. P1TT8TON. BCRANTON and prin-cipal intermediate stations. Connects for all points In coal regions. Pullman Buffot Parlor Car for WILKESBARRE.

4 ISO, mis P. M. Sunday for MAUCH CHUNK and lntermetftate stations. M. dally, except Sunday, for EAS-TON aud iuUrniedlato slat ons.

AiSO, (liMr.M. dally, oxiept Sunday, for EAS-TUN and principal intormediato atations. 0i50, 7iOO P.M. dally ror BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS, and all points Wcat. Pullman sleeper vesti-bulo train N.

Y. to Chicago. Slecpen to Buffalo and Toronto. Dlnlnt Car Now York to Eiaton, 7UO, HiOQ-P. M.

dally, atoimln-i only at SOUTH PLAI Jf FIELD, KtbT BETHLEHEM. MAUCH CHUNK. BAYHE. GENEVA, ItUCUESlER, BUFFALO and TORONTO. Pullman uleep.r or llutolo.

None but aleeplng-car passengers larrlcd. No bag-ifsgo Lorried. Si2qT8i30 P. M. dally for WILKESBARRE, ITH-AOA, GENEVA, ROCHESTER.

BUFFALO, NIAOARA FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper to Chicago. Additional local Iralna dally, except Snnday. for SOUTH PLA1NFIELD. BOUND BROOK and intermediate poinU leave as follows: 10:30 A.

12:20, 2:30, to South Plalnfleld only), 3:60, 4:20. 8:20 and 8:30 P.M. Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 118, 281, 278. 333, 1144 and Broadway, 31 Fast 14th 130 E. 125th 127 Bo-airy, N.

BOO Fulton 4 UH B'way, aud Brookln Aumx, Brooklyn. Y. Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage from hotel or rcalttencu through to destination. DELAWAKK, LACKAWANNA WEST- KltN It.

It. Stations In Now York, foot ot Barclay and CI11 titophrr Ktroets, VESTlnULE PULLMAN HUrrET OAKS. riNTbCII I.IOHT. A. Mall, btopa at principal SUt.0!13.

10:00 A. SI. (Cafe Car) Buffalo, Bcranton. Ding-haintoii, Uwdgo, Ithaca, Elmlra, l.ttca, Syracuse, and Oswego hxpres-i. Pullman buKot parlorcara.

Connecting at Buffalo wltiitrjlna for Chicago and potuto Wtst. V. 1 xprcss for Si rsnton. Blngbamton and Elmlra, rutlmcn buffot parlor cars to Elmlra. Through sleeping cars aud day coach to Chicago, arriving at 4:15 P.M.

next day. 4:001. Scrulitou, WUkcsbarro and Plymouth Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars. V.

M. (Dally) Chlmgo Vestibule Limited Ex-proa for S.ranton, Blughamton, Elmlra, Buffalo, ThrJUgbbuUet sleeping car New York to Chicago. Dining ear west of Buffalo. 818U 1. 31, (Datly)Buffalo Express.

Pullman sleepers lor Bcranton, B.u jhamton, Elmlra, Hath, Mr, Morris ami Uuffslo, arriving Buffalo 8 A M. OiMl 1'. M. (Dally) Buffalo, Scranton, lllugbam-ton, Owego, lthaia, Elmlra, Syracuse, Utica and Oswego Pullman lluittt sleepers. TlckcU and Pullman aecommodatluns at llenry Gaze it Sous, 113 Broadnay, 14 Park ilfce, 42u and 42 BMadway, Tickets at ferry atations.

111 4th ai cor. 12th (II Viust 123th at, 233 Colum- New York; 388 and 728 Fulton and 10! Bioadnay, Drpoklyn, Time Ublea giving full In- ormatlun at all stations, Westcott's Etproia Company will call for and check biggaguf rom hotel or reafdeucuto de.titiation. ERIE" RAILROAD. Through trains leaMi'New York, foot of Chsmbers street, as follows, and fli smluutea earlier from West 28dsireot: y.l IfJ A. Eipresi dally for Blng-UU lumton, averlv.

FJuilra, Buffalo, Bradford, arrlvesBuUalouP. M. Pallor car to Buffalo. VlOfi l. e'tlbule llmited-Fau mall dally.

Bolld train fur Chicago, urrites nt Cleveland 74U A. ChUago 8 M. Sleepers to Chicago, Cleveland and 1 Ineinnati. Dining Car. 7'Mf MiJBAlo and Clnveland Veitlbnled '0J Express dull-, arrives Buflalo 703 Brtilfurd 7:20 A.

Janieatowu A. Youngs-ton 11 10:27 A.M., 1 lowland 12.80 p. M. Sleepers to Buffalo and Gle eland. Cafe Library Car.

t-M Dally aollrt train for Blngbamton, Elmlra, Waverlj Clilonm. Bleepura to Hor-nellKVille, Chicago aud Clntlunatl. Dining Car. IHCKE-IS, L()(HL TIME CltDBAND PULLMAN ACCOUMODA'lION at 11, 11:1, 2.11, 401 and HS7 Jiroadwar, 127 Bowery, I6U East 12.1th 273 Weat 123th Chambers aud West -JMd st. for- loa.

New Yorki and Hrtii FiiltnnstH8Br 'aaway, Brooklyn: 122 River Uobikeu. and Jursey City btatiou. New York Transfer On. alls f-T ami checks bag-tags from hotels and residences to destination, 7ZJ SUN Harlem Branch llt V-BT lWTll BTR-KT. it-, i tmmmmm jsVNlWw-srw m.

New York and Boston All Rail It, A II. H. It. and connections. From Grand Central Btation.

Leav Uywsyof nnn 11:00 A. 8nrlnrflcld ndA nrcesler, 3.30 pm 111 101 A.M., NewLtmdonandPmvidenco, 411SP 12:0 1 HjirlngUclil nnd Worceator, U1110V. Ate Liuo, via WllUmautlo, 1111 NowLondonandPeovidenee, 7:00 I' 3.O0P.M., 11 P. Rirrlngflelil and Worcester, in (n IVOor.M., Newliondou and Pmvldence.l 100 Illrtio P. Mprlngneld snd Worcester, A NewLondon nnd A vl Ruiwilallr, Including Sunday, ttBvyStato Llniltcil, all parlor cars; fare, 7 in.

eluding parlor car sent, tAlr Lfnc Limited, srrlvei and departs from Park Square Station, Bontnn. Resaro serMce same hone and by same route. I Will stop at 123th street. Thronzh parlor and olt-ei-u. ram ty va, train T.

HEMPSTEAD, OM.raas.A'ient. BALTIMORE OHIO B. RT SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 30, 1HIH. and foot of Liberty street. Dallr, tEicept Sunday.

ISnndiys, 1 CHICAGO A. Liberty street onlvl Vt and 12H3 night. PIT! 8BUUG C4 130 A. from Liberty street onlyi night. "niji, CINCINNATI, ST.

I.OUIS, A. p. NEW ORLEANS. 4:86 P.M. ROYAL BLUK TRAINS.

WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, 17:33, (Diner). 11:25 A. M. (Diner), (12:33 P.

1:26 iDltier); 2:83 Royal Limited' Exclusive Pullman train. 4:33 (Diner), p. M. and 13:10 night. N01V FOLK, 12:38 P.

M. Alt trains are illuminated with Plntach Light, onuet: 113, 172, 281, 434, 1284 Broadway, 31 East 14th 137 Bowery, N. Y.t 3311. 844 Fulton at. Brooklyn: Whitehall Terminal.

Baggaga checkej from hotel or rosldenco to destination, (Drrjmw, tit. are offorlne somo Unusual Bargains In 1 PIANOS which hit 0 boon rented ono soason; they ars in perfect condition, and may bo rented with prh lloo o( purchnse or bouslit on instAllmenta, 3 nnd 3 Tvst 18th York. EXTRAORDINARY SALE OK BRADBURY PIANOS and other renowned maken prior to removal to tbs new BRADBURY BUILDINtli Commencing now and extending until onr removal on Feb. 1, wo offer our entlru stock of new and llcd pianos at very liberal reductions from the usual prices. Forthcso who arc In search of exceptional bar-canslu phncaitwouldbowlaa to call at once, as nothing will bo reserved In this sale.

r. 1. SMITH, 3If 03 riKTU At 1TTI1 ST. BlfiAKAUER Erakauer llanos uscd.by leading artists everywhere. A large assortment of thla POPULAR PIANO for cash or monthly payments.

Prices moderate. Also to rent. KEAKAUER Warerooma 1 13E. 140i at, BRBGCS PBAOS. Large assortment of now styles FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

Cash or installments: easy terms. Piano Stools, Clinus, and Muilo Cabinets. Tuning and repair-inn. CHAS. H.

DITSON fc HU7 Broadway (18th STECK PIANOS. I Warerooma 11 AST 14TII ST. Full assortment of these reliable instruments. Alsoanumberof sec- ond-hand grand and upright and a lot of squaruplanos of various makes and at all prices, for sale on eaay terms if reiinlred. Some allubtly used planoa at great borcalna.

PIANOS TO RENT. A Large Assortment of tho Celebrated IVKKK POa I'flAIVOS Also a number of other, second-hand, including PINE CHICKERING UPRIGHT. Blgh-erade PIANOS TO RENT a specialty. JM LOUIS J. JOSCELYN.

10 EABT 18THBT. ALMOST new upright piano (llardman Peck) wlta latest adf-nlaylng attichraeut, Miifec. onler: maker's guarantee: no reononablo Mer rofusod. Weit 72d Sun uptown, Jjs nVRGAINS in'eocond-hand pianos --'from SlOOup Installments $3.00 up. "Rents permo.

upward GORDON'S. 130 fifth and 21at. BARGAINS. Upright. 73fchickering grand, $150; other bargains: 1 asv pnynients: open evenlngn.

CHRISTMAN. Ill Eaat Uthist. BARGAINS. New upright pianos. S128; Sobroer, StolnwavatHacrlliccs.

1 4 til and 1 1 4 Bth av. LARGE assortment, sllghtlyuscd, 880 toS128: rent. small Installments. 18E. 14th at.

OPEN Reliable Connor Pianos: high rrode; medium prices; easy terms; renting; ex-changlug. 4 East 42d. FOKUT.AU kease KIANOS. 813 West 43d near Hth av. Direct from factory to purchaser at prices that defy competition; eaay terms.

Bargains in slightly used planoa. 830 up. Call or aend for catalogue. DllUnO TO C7 monthly. Immense stook.

rlAIlUO J)U 4) WALTERS, 105-7 W. 88d St. OQUARE PLVN03Tt2orS40, $60; 83 monthly until paid. New upright pianos, 8230, 88 monthly; three months' piano lemons free. OOETZ el Court Brooklyn.

Open evanlngs. Simuonrtjj, WafcUeu, '3l tx.iwcorx3sB. T1IU REST OFFER EVER MADE, Solid 18-k. gold L. Martlle" gent' a hunting case watch, price 8180.

coat 8428.00, Solid 14 k. gold gent'a hunting Cowell Hubbard, pries 8100, coat 8280.01). Solid 18 k. gold gent's hunting high-grade Geneva watch, "23 ruby jewela," 878, cost 83OO.00. Solid 18-k.

gold VL. Iluguenen" repeater, strikes the minute, quarters and hours, gives the day, date, month and changes of tho moon. This is the finest watch wo ever waw; price 8378; it cost nearly 81,000 00. Large diamond eardrops, weigh over "8 karats," gusianteed perfect, white and finely cut, pr.ee 8300, 1 ost 81,800.00. Harvest Moon, 47 diamonds tapering from the centre, price 8178, cost $400.00.

Diamond Stud. "3 karats" in weight, 8280. ocet $300.00. Lady's diamond crescent brooch, all selected diamonds, $200, cost $300.00 made to order. Lady's fancy diamond brooch, large genuine pink topaz centre, surrounded by 20 H-karat diamonds, price $130, cost $300.00 mode to order.

Diamond necklace, 1U3 diamonds weighing 20 to 25 ksrats, solid 14k. gold, band made, cost between $4,000.00 and we have received orders to tll it for 8 1,500 cash. All of the above bargains can be seen on sale at KEENES WATCH STORE, 140 Fulton New York. OPEN ATX NIGHT Ilnrlne December. ILLUSTRATED CATA-OQU- Mnlleil Kree.

FINE DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY on weekly Inatallmenta; delivered ou flmt payment at rash prlci s. E. SCHIFFER. 4 Maldeu laue, 2d floor. New Vtrk.

Cut this out. -s mtiUcnl. TTENT70r7OOmrRTNDLK GRADUATa UNIVERSITY OK THE CITY OF NEW YORK. MEDICALDEPAETMEVr. 33 YEARS A SPECIALIST IN DISEAbU-i OF MEN.

OLD DR. GRINDLE has been longer established and has had more experience than any other advertising lihyalclan; city papers prove this. Under his scientific treatment blood and akin dlieasca, pain in bones, red spots, sore throat and mouth, iilcorM, painful swellings, kidney and bladder complaints, scalding Inflammations, gravel, undovelopo 1 organs, weak back, loat vitality, are I aiieedlly, permanently cured. Men about to marry should consult OLD DR. ORINDLE.

Every lmpedl-ment removed. Sufferer, do nut waste time visiting los aklllul pbyalclana. Remember, OLD DR. GRIN DI.E never lalls. OFFICE OVER 16 YEARS at 171 West 12th between lh and 7th avs.

Advice free. Medicine. 31. Hours. to I): Sundaya.

to 8. OLD DR. OIIEY, 43 jenra sp-iclollst In (Usi'Hses of men only. Quickest permanent curs guaranteed In all diseases. Blind poison, skin diseases, kidney and bladder trouble, weakness, nervous debility, errors of youth, bad dreams, undo eloped organs.

Impedimenta to marriage, Be wise, consult tho only old specialist in the city. Office over 35 years at 120 Eaat 17th near Union 8iiia. Hours 11 to tt; Sundays, tl to 3. Sclcntlno Irvatment and advice froe, Medlclno only to cents. No rlialgo tlllleas Hired.

A-DR AND MRS. SIMPSON, the leading special, IstMtn New York, suctesstiilly treat all female complaints aud Irregularities; 26yeara' experiim-e; prltMcBaultarlum; trained nurses; treatment guaranteed; free runfldeutlal advice, to 23 Hal 27th near Broadway. A. -Ul'ICKIiHT FKRJIANEM CI'IIE In dim axis of men; dangerous coses solicited; relief at onco; those desiring only flrst-claaa sclentlhc trt atrnint should call. The leading epedal-1st.

Dr. Bonachur, 127 West 22d to 3, 7 to Sundays. 10 to 1. 1 XDB CONRAD'H SANITARIUM. Bclenific, akll- ful treatment of all diseases of women; private rooina, ery lonvenleuce and appliance; consultations.

A. M. to P. M. Call or writs for booklet, 117 West 47th at.

Tci 3320 38th. It," AND Mltsr SCIIROEDKR, female speclallstsi careful, skilful, confidential treatment; prltats qinllarliim, 23n Eist f.th st. DR. MRS. REINdARD, 711 7th av near 48th.

treatr emalo irrtgulanties; alngle or married; 30 years' eaperience. Altir.HI CMdietter'j Enjllth Peviijroytl P11H n-uno n.jj, nro tho Ujst. fa, "-1 1 a eta-r. tta W-, wkuif, 1-r Iws. ICImt far I i isrvsa fc Keium 4 1 tlchMittiimUaril'mbuiaI'a I I- ADIES7 Monthly Regulator; never foils.

8nd4 I JceutH for Woman's hto (Insrd I Wllcoa Med. Dent, ml. IMillauIelpIila, Kit. MRS. OF.IBT.

graduate midwife, boards ladles; confidential, roliable treatment; strictly private no sign. 3J7 East 30th pjj- A-.