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Beacn ~.
The approximate amount OF tie len or
charge 70 satisfy which the above de-
scribed property Is 10 be sold is saf tSSI y.
With interest thers~n from the 2Iih. cay ~
april 1898. together with costs and allow
ances amounting 10 s43..59 with interest
from May 18th. 1895. together with the
expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount OF taxes, assessments, water rates
or other Items which are - be allowed 70
the purchaser out OF the purchase money
or paid by the Referee Is 500.
The premises will be sold suo1ec, %
any ard ali right. title ard interest 9!
the y. Y. Elevated Railroad Company ana
the Manhattan Railway Company or either
OF them In said Greenwich street and the
land forming the bed thereof ana me
easements therein. appurtenant 10 sald
premises which are or may be necessary
Tor the construction. maintenance aud op..
Grafton OF an elevated railroad In satd
FRANK d. ARTHUR. Referee.
JOHN ". PRISON.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
No. 100 Broadway,
Borough of Manhattan.
New York.
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The approximate amount OF the lien 70
satisfy which tie property 10 10 be solo
Including costs. In s4gli.3l. with interest
from May 9th. 1895 and the approximate
amount 81 the unpaid taxes and water
rents v 12l5. besides interest.
DANIEL CLARK BRIGGS.
Referee.
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TIE Approximate amount OF the lea OF
charge upon said property TO satisfy which
thousand two hundred and thirteen 35-ioo
dollars with interest on eighteen thousand
eight hundred ard seyenty-nine dollars
from March 70. lsaS. and with interest on
three hundred and thirty four 3J-l0O DOL
lar. rom April 18th. lSa>.
TIE approximate amount ~ taxes ara
watc- renls Hens upon the said property -
ore thousand and sixteen $1,000 dollars.
with interest. -
EDWARD 7. PATTERSON.
Referee.
TOWNSEND & MAFAN,
Attorneys for plaintiff.
IS Chambers St. New York City.
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Tho apprcNm7tc amount ~ the lien or
charge 10 sati.fy which said property
b. old H. I; ~ - arl Interest from May
OH isas and costs ard allowances
amounting % sat3 a.. with Interest from
MAY ION. lso>. AMI the app; oXlWate
amount - tho rentals duo "a the landlord
under the lease above described is $lc0
with Interest rom May l. i-:s. md the
Approximate amount n taxes ana water
rents now = Hen upon said premises is
f3J4. 80 with interest
PORTE V RANSOM. Referee
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COtN-
IL % New York The Emierant Indus
trial Savings Bank. plaintiff, against
William J. Mathews and others. dciend-
ants
In pursuance ~ A judgment Of f0reclos
urc and sale duly made and entered in the
above entitled action. and bearing date
the nth day OF May. 1899: !. the unde -
signed referee In said judgment named
York Real Estate srl-sroom. No. III
broadway In the Borough Of Manhattan
OF tho CITY OF New York. ON the teVeh'n
day OF June. 1898. A. Twelve o'clock noon
OF that day by Philip A. Smyth. auction
Ger the premises In said Judgment men
TONED and therein described as follows; d.
All that certain lot. piece or oarcei OF
lend. with the buildings thereon rrecteu,
e,ua,c. lying and being on ire sou,."',S
aide OF one hundred and fourth Stree,. W
ths Borough OF Manhattan OK the CITY OF
Nav York bounded and described as fol
lows viz: - .,,s-lv
Bes,npire at a point IN the s., sou td"TIS
stree, distant ~astrrlv one hundred teet
from the casterly side or line OF Fonrtn
Avenue and opposite a party wal, Iu''n.ns
theme. sou.herly parallel WIN , rpnsS ssId
nsrtv wall one hundred feet eleven lnrars
.iunlp 10 he centre line of the blpsh.
thence eastery along said centre me
twenty feet t2oj. thence nortnerly para,,s'
With Fourth Avenue and part OF the dis-
49,, WV" through another party wall ono hun
dre1 ,sct eleven inches nooill 70 the said
souther.v side or line Of one hundred ana
Fourth street. and thence westerly along
The southerly side or liae - one hundred
and fourth Street twenty feet 'Zol 10 the
pc,nt or place ~ beginning.
pateG Sew York. May 18Th. lSoS.
DANIEL CLARK BRIGGS
Rsferce
RICHARD II. CLARKE.
plaintin.. Attorney, 20 a 81 Cham.
hers street New York cay.
M LID h, lnifh 81.
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IN PURSUANCE 0, an order Of Hon.
City and County OF New York. notice Is
hereby given to all persons having claims
again Edward c. Segu!n. late OF the Guy
Of New 6oIk ssssA.fs ere6 t. ,ss me
scriber. al her place OF transaeting busi-
ness. at the Office 81 butler: hoffman,
Joline a Mynderse. no. ~ NAH Sre.L
York. on or before the Goth day = SEP
TENDER next.
Dated New York. the i4,h day Of March.
isoe
SUSAN W. sEGurN. Execu,rly.
Br-TLrp NOTNAN. JOLINE G. MYN-
DERsE. Attorneys FOR Eyscl'rix. No. -
Wall stree; Manhattan. Y. y.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon. Jonn
II. V. Arnold Il surrogate o, the NV
and County OF New-York. notice Is hereby
given to all persons having claims against
York State OF N~w-York. deees sed. - pre-
sen, the same with vouchers thereof 20 ~.
snbscriher ct her piece OF fT rn sae',ns
~ West 18th street. in the City 81 New
York. on or befo.e the 10Th day OF July
Gs,ed New-Yorx. me 18th day o, JAP
SAMUEL F. ADAMS
SARAH T. ADAMS,
wM. cRITTENnFN ADAMS.
BoOrCr HARRIET IN ru-spance q
tn order q hon. Frank :: sy'z .. Tsr
YJ-x. no'icA Is hereby given 70 al persons
having Claims against Harriet L. hozsr,
late OF the CITY OF New-York. deceasea
10 present the same. WITH vouchers ,nef'o.,,
20 the subscribers. at their piace ~
F fral,Ss Hs smith. 80. liz Broadway. IN
the CITY Of New YORK: On or oe'''e Wv
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK. Citizens Savings Bank, plain
tie. against James Mooney and others.
d. PENDANTS. In pursuance Il jude-
ment II foreclosure and sale duly MADE
and crter-d IN the above entitled action.
BEARING date the tenth day u May. 1895,
!, the undersigned, the Referee In said
judgment named. VIII sell AZ PUBLIC auc-
ton al he Exchange SalesrOoms No. Ill
Broadway in the Borough Of Manhattan.
city q New YORK, On the seventh day OF
June, isV- az twelve O'Clock noon On that
day. by Bryan l.. kernelly, auctione~r
the premises directed by said judgment 10
be sold and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land with the buildings thereon erected.
situate ly.ng and being In the CITY or
New York. wii.ch said lot Of ground 10
known and Distinguished on Nap or
chart ~ the lands Il the Rec,or and
Inhabitants u the cay ~ New York In
communion with the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the state NJ New York by lot
number FleYcn hundred and twenty Tour
aud ~ bounded westerly In fronS ~
Greenwich street. no-theriy by lot mum
DER Eleven hundred and twenty-five, east
esly IL the rear by land now or late OF
said Rector and Inhabitants. ana sou,n
erly by Beach Street. being a. presens
known by the street number as No. Iniee
hundred and ninety-nine 800, ureenwich
street. and numbers 81 and 80 BeAcn
Street. az the northess'rrly Ore, o.
Greenwich and Beach streets conta'ntns
Ia breadth In front and rear twenty-five,
mn onS in length on each side one hun
AIRED fee, Re the same more or less
Dated New York. Msy 18Th. lSss
FRANK y. ARTHUR. Referee.
JOHN w. PRISON.
Attorney for Piaintin.
'op sor prnsn~ o. Manhattan.
CITY of New York.
,ses described IN the foregoing notice %
sale which are situate In the Borough o.
Manhattan. City Of New YORK.
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vn sA!-s.~-Dachsb3ad pups, ih.ce
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Ccnntrn Real estate for Sale.
ConnirY DrcrcrtN 90 Get.

vNo(NN0O<eN0NN(NNN|N(e N(Ho>>>N|~>@>~
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4 COTTAGE FOR RENT. in Port Chester; nine looms;
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no LzT.-Rdgrhed. conn. aho';t mile north q
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room, bathroom kitchen ana laundry. full supply.
remarkably healthy rgioa; ample grounds and orchsid
Apply CEREALS MFG. co. -; New York.
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ALEXANDER r. GOODWIN.
pfaf-ffr-s Nf-o-psy

No. y WaTT NfT'"',
The following is 2 diagram ~ the prem
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Street:
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MACHINERY.
OLD GOLD 4 SILVER wANTEl
STORAGE.

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o~rr,Np INSTITUTE. Nyac<-on- the iiudson-
RoCiNn.eTs hich ocnon boys home life preparatory
~ "tc'irse commercial English; single rooms
sohoo'' > CAPT. ]. WILSON. a. M Pr.n
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POLL. Ten R.IP.A.S.s for 5 cxnts
sse9gistsi one Siyes relief.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-12-30
Ask the Juryman,

A story told by Maj. Menzies is being
circulated through tile Offices in the state
house, of Vincennes lawyer who ap-
peared for the. defendant in trial by
jury and put on the witness stand bow
from whose testimony he expected to
gain IL great deal. To the confusion of
the attorney, the story told by the boy
was greatly to the detriment of the de-
PENDANT, and the attorney set to work to
show that the boy was "wortbless.''
what is your occupation?' he asked
the boy.
II work on my fathers farm" the
witness replied.
You don't do much but sit around, do
your
''Well, help my father"
But you're worthless, aren't you?''
was the attorneys decisive question.
| u don't, know. whether I am or not, ~
eretorted the witness warmly.
-<Ihen the attorney took another tack,
rY .9, fathers a worthlses, man, isn't
well, he works about the farm"
The attorney here fastened an eve
which cleaned with triumph on the jury
and nailed the boy with glance from
the other. and said: isn't it true that
your father doesn't do enough work to
prevent his being called worthless?"
The boy had chafed under these I'M
pleasant questions, and, summoning his
courage, he said loudly: IF you want
to know so bad whether nv fathers
worthless. ask him; there lie is, on the
jury. -lndianapOlis Journal.
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lnvalids, Real and 1tnaetna,.v

I know of few things more pitif,il than
the annual migration Of hopeless con.
ssulnptiyes to Los Angeles. Pasadena and
San Diego, says, David Starr Jordan In
the Atlantic. The Pullman cars In the
winter are full of sick people, banished
from the East by physicians who do not
know what else to do with their homeless
patients: THEY 10 to the large hotels OF
Los Angeles or Pasadena, and nav rate
they cannot afford. They SILVER in half.
warmed rooms; take cold after cold
their symptoms grow alarming: theft
money wastes, away, and finally, in utter
despair, they arc hurried back homeward,
perhaps to die on board the train. Or it
may be that they choose cheap LODGING.
houses, at prices more nearly within their
reach. Here, again, they suffer for want
of home food, home comforts. and home
warmth, and the end is Just the same.
People hopelessly ill should remain with
their friends; even California has no
health to give to those who cannot earn
it, in part ut least, by their own cxer-
tions.
Another clnss of health-seekers re-
ceives less. sympathy in California, and
perhaps deserves less. 1t is made up of
jaundiced hypochondriacs and neurotic
wrecks. These people shiver in the Cali
fornia winter boarding houses, torment
themselves with ennui at tho country
ranches, poison themselves with "nprye
foods" and perhaps finally survive to
write the sad and squalid truth about
California" Doubtless it is all irrenres-
sibly tedious to them; subjective woe is
always hard to bear--but it is not Cali
fo,,uio ~>>'~
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4. "a 4 ~ III a - ktSuNu
M ;.a Win M. aeennx g eatlon NE y
i i,,as q New Year, glft rms little
pleie ~ nMper Y .Wo .I'. .en times hs MuGn
as n NV. earmea .hs Wh ny .sr n.y., NO
n .ors i Is ~ % Wosry ZOE ne huturs; nne
.a,, hh ug;. sou4 that , mus MuW
snh,n nI ~ ~ th ~ na M, aukns the
Int then Ii. e se hanns,,ad - ra.t ut,on
IN sHm q, vefE meaa ageprale fnara ., dn
sae UNDO 70 Mem e haH purRosels a.
tse e no. 20 De eraseu IN olaff 70 .lt
.iact tae W4tnuerlng atten1on . % ms snsi.,
oas tnaa , 4i!ermo lt Az a.; ihsta Ghan a.,
e"i.S s, ufer IN splaIi.ss sd WoHiu A"ie
enloSeu anotHer Term III !his district it
Is SHAME that ones efforts afe 50 little
a,dTonishei him not to 1lnetr further ina
ne began 10 gather up ma boqks WIN u
constantly SINKING nehft. ne nag nenrly
competed nls TASK When neaVy dootsteps
anu am ueetitoheu vnices IN tne naillMay NJ
.aatseo ttH n..ention hMu - s Muaeu 80! ~
ls ssos. aaas S;ss,s Moueia'or o'e'ens ""o
,isSsSHt .n,,,4ai;,s, ~ ihh av- s,hnni MOE "s
t' ut sa'"'"''oA u tue eA~Sc'ooi Hug
Huaoi avsn;,s ;; rh;,,ia1 tho i;ranto; IN
d stn,anhol a,,,ba tra sseh fhrh tive
EardiV sxishcthd tn tind w, katn sn Info,
E,if Wh)va last Ma d Eaari niaati,,e, down
to NV hoTsh and was nh o,it INV th
Snnr inarll;nt tiiach Seein' thh door Aim
Iva tbo;;ai;t '1;aaEe Dc ro,i xvSs still in thn
schonlhHnsa ma "a wa sthhhhi IL AZ T
wds sayin'. Mr.. Tadcher: we've lest
haH q hlaard mehtin'. and va Have coiiie
In tj,n ,;SSn;;rHMs cnnci;s;dn 70 Facons;ipr
on forme;. anf;Hn md asis te to STAY fhe
w;hta;. farm. A. i've heaY; a. Vim tn Nfr.
Stavans oni NJ S,m;1;Kns H6rhars we
was = jiffia Rasty in Eir confse. TRe
teacher has taught a good sEiool, there
ain't no Eittif' around t. and I eiess
we've helm a little Dreiiiiiced: I know
nv Helen never took so much interest
III her studies before: Then another thing
that has convinced DIS that We blight to
reconsider our action was the solemn way
in which the scholars felt bout your
leavin'. Thefe's my datghter; for in
stance, she has been mopin' around the
house ever sence we sent you notice, and
last night after school the whole crowd OF
scholars came trapesin' down to my house
with a petition askin' us to reconsider our
vote. So, Mr. Teacher, we have thought
best to yield to all this pressure dnd ask
YOU to stay. What Is More we've decid.
ed to raise your wdges to $50 month"
During this long speech the spirits of
the young man again rose to ai extlltant
pitch, but he replied in calm and digni-
fed tone, which the gathering darkness
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THE WEEKLY WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee. Wis.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-12-30
DRINK PLENTY OF WATER.
Use Literally Internally and Exter:

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nally.
Shall it be tea, coffee Or cocoa? I do
not underrate the value of anyone of
these, taken IN proper proportion, especial
~ IN the early morning when the BUSH
| ness girl must start out in the morning
air which has that sensation of chilliness
which usually comes when an entirely cold
breakfast has been served. says the La
dies Home Journal. Do not drink too
much of anyone of these three cups that
warm but during the day do not seek
the fascinating soda water nor the daz-
zling spring water that comes from some
famous place in Europe, but take when
You feel the least bit thirsty good drink
of cool water-not ice water, that shocks
your stomach, breaks the enamel on your
teeth, and, where girl happens to have
weak heart, causes her to faint by its
GOODNESS. Choose water that has been
cooled, aud drink just as much of it as
YOU desire.
You are DESTROYS of having clear COM
plexion? 1t is not enough that you SIM
ply treat yourself externally. The COM
plexion is the thermometer that tells by
its sallowness that the liver is out of or
der: by the red spots upon it that the
stomach needs attention. and by it's dull,
treatment. Water externally and inter-
nally makes woman good to look upon.
Taken internally, it flushes several i'm
portant organs and acts upon them as a
rinser. carrying away all the poisonous
matter that has SO rapidly accumulated.
Where your digestion is out of order a
simple medicine recommended by a South
ern nanny and found etticacious is a
glass of hot water-not tepid for that
may cause sickness-in which has been
thrown and dissolved good pinch of fine
table salt. 1t is possible that, just at
first. when taken before breakfast. you
may not care for this medicinal drink,
and can only take one-half of it; but hop
ing on and hoping ever you will get so
that a gobletful of it is looked forward
to with pleasure. while its effect is shown
by the utter lack of pimples or Spots by
the smoothness of the skin and the
brightness of the eyes.
If you find yourself growing weak from
weary work, then on day when you
have plenty of time take tepid bath
into which plenty of rock salt has been
thrown. and rub yourself dry with a
coarse towel.