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W1Snlnsl0n Place. rho lien ~
The npprosima5;sr " mssS ; Si 's sssSs g:
charge to satisfy WIZ 80 i 40. &9sIn
scribed property IS to BEN be S'i ne md day q
with interest therr." ,r with costs ana o., a.
A s,1anSc. am amounting to s9t4 ,us, isss.
, ter ST. from the ,ih day Of A " The ,.s
together with the eNpens,s ayes asses
The approximate amo'ihl ~ ,ts sad prop
chaser eh,y " out Of the purchase @o s,s.i
SS ' the referee. is slI ard inlstssth 1865
Dated New York cry. Agxfurs'y . Jr..
''''' JOHN J. MccAtLI isfssse
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FORECLOSURES SALES.

,oo>o-oo.N~N>N~~~.N ~N.OOOo~~NNNNNNNr
NEW YORK SUPREME cot kt, ,'anSi
~ New York. -Samur. Girrnoaun, -
Nathan >traus. as Trustees. f!ain,n1ss'
against Jeanne l.. Taylor et a.. Defen'-
In pursuance ~ a uigmen, q icre,
closure ard sale du.y made ana eh', ~.
IN tho above entitled action, Gearing - 49,
signed the referee IN -aii lnish' ~.
named. VIII sell az public auction. ~ -
New York Real Estate Salesr1 m. 20, 80
Broadway. IN the Borough y Nasns''',,,,
IN the city ami county ~ New -, 'ynio.t
the 3lst day ~ August. l>'> AZ - ,,srs-
auctioreer. the premises directed of 80
Judgment 10 be sold. and therein dss''''e'
as follows; .ar.e. az
land. situate. living and being ~ Wy ~
,eenth Ward ~ the C.ty ~ Now lo's, -
bounded AMI described as follows; pss'a,
ming at a point on The \or'hery &c srs
washington Place. distant twenty 80
feet and two inches Nestei's -, nd
Northwesierly corner ~ Greene ~ x,,,s-
Washington Place running tne's s,-es,' OF
vardlv. parallel with Greene Sus.s-,,rh
rearIv 81. and part 81 the distance ....cs
"A marty wall. one hundred f.rt .,,n
Westwardy. parallel with .1ss.
Pace. Twenty i've feet ana w, a,.s,e
thence Sou,hward.v. parallel VIA ~ s,s-
street. or nFtlA' - aus h.,.i-ei
tsnce through a party wal. one nvws.h-
Zee, - the said Northerly soc a.. slors
lng,on Place. and thence Eas,w afai .ss'ing.,n
m. said Nor,heriy side * asss 10
pace twenty i've feet and Two IT, re
the point or place ~ beginning. nhs- o
prenisas now known as Nun,
,Twen,r- i've, Fast Washington ~ isss
Dated New YORK ri;y. aug -, ''i
JOHN !. M'CAt Ii ,ps,sree
NAYS cprr>RArM 4 HERsHFlEiD
Attorneys Tor Plaintiffs.
No. i4l Broadway,
Borough of Manhattan.
New York city. .Aa ,,op-
The following Is a diagram oi 'ne 81
erty referred TO In the for's''hs
sac; p,.r
No. - East Washington Paw
!. =. ! |
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HOARD AND ROOMS.

49, >>,~'''N>'>>,>'> -
i7Tri ST 2a7 FAST. Stuyvesan' S'lu"i".
,ytt board hands me- SUITS ih'l !"
ra-k. southern exposure. ana others Ut
'rsnces
l7Tu ST. 237 EAST. stuyvesan' Sqne.
WIN board hnllrnne rooms. iF''i'
mari southern exposure. house hN" W
noinfr"r's nr~i-cl1ss.
ioru ST. Ie2 EAST. overlooking Gram
efcv Park Corner rooms. hail i'vlil''
,riva,e baths. parlor dining r'"-oh'D'''
table board: rransien's.
,oru ST 20 WEST. Entirely newly fur
etched and decorated rooms. single ~
On suite. all modern convenience 'a"'"
tufx elled.
saD ST. ~ WET N"wly d'eoratrd.
hsndsourlv furnished rooms r''snh'
back parior suitable for III. sl'i"n' d"
nerio, table references exchanged.
57Tlf ST. 30 ~ WEST. Large s'n J,
rooms with board. c0nf"nieni 10 AZ
rars. ho, water heatlnc sysi"m references
:, PARK AVE. corner 3sth -. Large
Handsome suite ~ rooms. nan room
nar.o- dininr rom. refefenc"
loap ST. WEST. 3o2 3o4 Handsomc.y
s,,rf.hed secrnd sfr-v front. Ray WIN
soc.s private dressing room. also other
rooms. superior cuisine. r"hn"d l"'"'l''
and surrouutings
IN WEST T2D II. Arrangements mace
seas.n or year. second n0or ana h''n.
also tao room. fourth hoor board
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HELP WANTED.
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Mais.
sGTNTs WANTED. The chance OF
lifetime for men and women 81 'In .t.h
ton ana good sddr"ss 10 cohlilhn'-" -.
,he d.,' ard blind. those who wear
,acIes on The street. or su"'l 80
,,,sr-b These Wi. bless the Jay 'ne
agent saw 'hem. our ag'n'p nay" ttoe,
une IN their hands. Thousanns nay, a.
say Take medicine and de. use ~,
wilson. Eve Isesforer and become prtl'..,
mon and wor on Bats are blind. i'"n /
10 bats Throw away your tP',,, i..,,
and look Ike men and women. Nnnttr
Tr1f ". 9. WILSON. Fulton bullln-
40 Fulton at. Rooms 223- 22'. Now io,N
f;ovrRNvrNr POSITIONS. Don't pr"
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without 500 ng our illustrated catalogue 81
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CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE WASH
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SOLICITORS WANTED FOR prince rs
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Hermann l.ieb tho Celebrated ,'i, ..,
American author An enhancing llH''il
~ mo might, deeds - bismarck, all hr'il
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and Germ, no editions Tremendous seller.
Demand enormous. N"arN ~ p'Int
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profits Frcighf paid. Credit given 't
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M SI\I.SS CHANCES.

1r<rr.Cr.~r.r.~~-~0r ~ m r >0~--~~~>-
BUSINESS DPTOHTTS NIFTY i1r party Win
Si5 ono o. $50 on 20 invest an4 become
working partner. tusln"fs ~ JOINING an
retail wallpapers and UPHOLSTERY "-iHn
Nsh.l thirty wears. ana CONDUCTED manu-
20 - h... within radius - 100 miles
~ N~e orleans. the same name as or glnni
.v-er ffee~areii rau be used. would 10
a.. .riaf~d wlfh practical men known 20
the trade ara und"r-ianlins ne hI,ih'''
]. ali t.- details rad ~ o. ~ feafr' -
u.-lenc~ can furnish highest r"icfrn'''
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5000 Will. BY and run al arg w.
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Tribune ONCE
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.>-.oo.1oN.1- >.>.~0.N~-No-O~0D>"N>D7 S>-0S
MANUFACTURER o. Billiard ana ID.'
Tables. reasonable prices. easy '','''
A. II MARX BROS ia East lfth -
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---N-~- 49, ~ -s-->0-~ --N~-~o~~>>>,Ny~~
LOST Handbook No. 90. $50 IN Dry Dock
saving. Bank Any person having
r.ntrns upon said book Is called upon 10
present the same 20 he bank within thirty
ia,- OF ~. sail book viii be- declared
cancelled ami eNtingu.sh"d and new
orc ls-Hel TO- lea thereof
LOST rnnkbook No 13i. Jo2. Bank for
savings. 80 fth ave. New York Paw
ment stepped. Please return book TO bank
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CARPET CLEANING.

-o~~O~~~Oo.~o.~~0~ N0~NJoNos"-'OoN0|0,|S~
CARPETS cleaned by steam. ~ hand OF
on m, moor careful tafp-t clranlns
Co. 1883 broadway. AZ East fsth ~
COZ 4 BRANDT. Tel 20. 1s'h.
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nook SELLERS.

-~~c~~~~>-..-,e~.s '-e, .s.0ee'S- - b ~ -
go. ESSAYS Renan. Snin'' i''"N
Schopcnlalcr shelley. dnct an. 10
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DED ID LINE.

DvERTIsEMENTS and sut~crlptien, fos The Tribune
- received their Uptown once No l.2f2 broadway,
~ door north 3isi7,.. until oc.ock p advertise
received the following branch Offices AT regular
until O'Clock .. VIZ; 2,t Nh ave. = e
or .3d ST.: dih- eta- ST Macyt. 9Th
West 42d G'h-ave: W East IAN st. :3' West
t2d 9Th and e:h 100 East 4Ihst LASS
al ave between 10Th and nth SITS io26 sd-ave..
Gis-st i7Os ist-syc seth-st; ego 30 ave.
3d-aye: 30 Bieeckerst.. 32J Blocker
COS % ave: 79h-st: o2i 8d-ave oe2
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


COOK ~ woman as cook In a boarding
house. city or country. small pay. l5l
W-st 1871 +.
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cam Gthools


n y. UNIVERSITY sixty fourth year opens Ue,' ~
~ LAW SCHOOL 1895. DAY CLASSES, I'LL %
alter two years. EVENING CLASSES. ill y. are
three years. DAILY sessions $40 TO and TO 10 l. Al
Tuition 500 GRADUATE clAsSES-Fifteen CONFESS
For eiTcvIars address I. J. ToMPKINs. Registrar.
WASHINGTON SQUARE. New YORK CIV.
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obstruction.


For Boys and Young Men-Country
VIyUIIsToN SEMINARY.-FreI.ar"s boys for any cor
wv Iege Q; fcien,irc school llhrary Scr, e.
biological Laboratories: gymnasium. etc Opens "e,,
jos H. SAWYER. NJ. A.. Prin. Easthainp'oh. MN
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STEVENS SCHOOL.
THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.
River Street, between 9th and 9th SIS. Hoooken n j.
REOPENS SEPT. l+,h. 1898
Examinations Tor admission on the 18th and 18TH OF
September. o, -, c.,.o,.
OF Science. Law and Medicine. ...u - -
The rat Of for all classes is $50 per year or
$50 per term. A.,
These terms include all the studies -
For catalogues apply to the Principal OF stevens
School
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Brooklyn.
TUE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS HEIGHTS s 5, H,aas1yD
BOARDING ard day school for girls Individual ins,rue-
ton by specielsts in all Academic and College Pre-
paratory branches.
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New York Mount Vernon 'oat hour from New YorlO.
THE MISSES IOCKWOOD'S COl.l.EilATE SCHOOL
l. FOR GIRLS-Certncates received at Nasfar. Weiles
lev and Holyoke. Special courses Attractive home.
French spoken Only students desired.
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(NLINTON LIBERAL INsTI.tTE-Both sexes. Military
" Prepares thoroughly the colleges for the Govern
Academies and for Business L : Army ofce' De
tailed by Secretary OF War Superior advantages IN
and In eocutior Faculty Build
Equipments. ground. and situation unerceed AT
mOry s2xloO feet Teachers boys well ~ books
Positively Christian Elizabeth Flanders 0tadclNe) Lad
Principal Correspondence invited ". C. JOsl-iN n NJ
PRINCIPAL. Fort Plan, y y.
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osonn 90 yEArLY--Collcgiate Institute New,0n
S-)UU w : D. THE sTrDENT A%2 sos 600 or !. T.
49,, sea level no extras; Superior 'enr cn'a'osI
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE OF MAX LUCHS, DECEASED NO
s16S, Docket 24.-Julia Luchs, executrtx has with
the approval of the Supreme Court of the District
of Columbia holding special term for Orphans
Court business. appointed Friday, December 10
1885, at 10 o'clock am, the time and said
court as the place, for making payment and dis
tribution under the courts direction and control.
when and where all creditors and persons entitled
to dstributive shares or legaeies residue, are
notified to attend IN person or by agent or attor-
ney duly authorized, with their claims apaInst the
estate properly vouched: Provided, this order be
published once In each of three successive weeks
before said day In the washington Law Report-
err and The Evening Star. Signed November ls
1898. ]. NOTA McGILL, Register of Wills. LEON
TOBRINER, Attorney. no2I-1aw3w
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE
ls clear lots near the city for residence In the
NV; not over $4,000.
-Four nicely located, well rented, houses. valued
at 1880, for residence in the NV
THE McLACHLEN REAL Estate & LOAN CO.
MZo-St 10th and @ st. NV.
FOR EXCHANGE-oR SALE-A BARGAIN- r q
room houses: all modern improvements; hot-watsr
heating; tiled baths; bells and electric Iieb.ina.
all within square Of cars ny OWNER <, Star
once. nooa ets
FOR EXGHANGE-FoR SMALLER NfTRoyED
properties. equity in new 12-room and hath
ami dwelling; h. ". heat: laundry; on west
Side 18Th st. q Ssa 90 Belmont ave- washington
sirabie home HERBERT A. GILL, 1919 st.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia, Washington November Is,
of lot Is, square 176, known as premises LAO II
street northwest I,as, Washington; b. c.. you are
sewer and water main within thirty days from
this date. otherwise the Commissioners Of the Dis
made and will assess the cost thereof toyetbsr
with the cost of this advertisement, as tax
against said lot under authority of an act of Con-
provide for the drainage lots in the District Of
Columbia" J. B. WIGHT, ]. W. ROSS Ian
SING H.. BEACH, Commissioners of the D. c.
no2S- % de9, 10 "
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Advertisements under the classlil-
cations OF Wanted Help will be IN
serted al the rate OF one cent per
word per insertion. the MINIMUM
charge beng Is cents.
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WAREHOUSES;.

NANTEb-DHNEItS. LOOK To YOUR INTER.
esis Why let your houses remain vacanty We
can rent them. We have superior facilities for
renting, make great effort 10 rent n hons.
As others dO 10 make n sale. We ~ with an an-
plicanf. pen the house. point out The. a,tvan-
tags So per cent cf renters come to us fIyp
Us tFial stone Il FAIRFAX
MOL SOC 4 st. NV.
"ANIED 4 SMALL FRAME OR BRICK HOIfsE
y E-A> TEN SEAIiON NEAR CARS WITH
coon LIN. UNDER 50 900 MUST RE- A RAE
GAlN- 'HAS A. SHIELDS Iio5 + 81 NV
WANTED FOR CLIENTS Nj. HOUSE CyFR
l6r-- husly located. Al lar. furnished Sr unf
fer Nu!rred- md small cheap fur1ii,bri
ho-t"'' 't-Ntk BROS. tarj 18th St
WANTED A HOUSE. Not TO EXCEED 81 s,,.
must he IN northwest; viii purchase from nv-u.r
only; Nv agents Box Ii2, Star ogice noas-3t.
WANTED BLY,. FOR CASH. u0r.SE N
Northwest section. west OF iith St e t,or 70
$1,000 BEN B. BRADFORD. 7i3 l4th st. NV
no26-3r " ~
WANTED tn Buy AN OR iogooN HCIrSF.
price not 10 exceed 81 90; modern ir,,,soX.
iuents- address ID. NJ, Star Once. no2i-3t.
WANTED
You vacant HOUSES: place them with Us and
We can secure yUu tenant. Phone l2.l.
nol2-in f l. HILL & Co. 8O2 + St
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED BY AN ELDERLY LADY AND son
noari In quiet Teinvi family With few or no
OTHER boaricfS; northern family preferred: please
give Tuii particulars aud terms, which must be
m'-oesste. Adlfu0 @. p r. STAG oazcs lfs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Advertisements for situations will
be inserted al the rate OF one cent
per word per insertion, the minimum
charge being IS cents.
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WANIEi'-..->.n ~ CANVASS AND TEACH
auJOL.ttI il,t !iiIie W IIlCDS X trIiSI'S
= ii 90.
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FINALE.

P'AN1ED- C,,N.Tt-ttNT GIRi. TO DO GENERAL.
hbu>s NS'tA >u-alt GEiuAS must stay at night
bling - II.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT THE WESTMINSTER" COR. 1TTU
.nu Y sts nv: newly papered and painted; con
,anins single and t6Ihle apart ments, with pore
IaIn oaths. electric lights and all modern appoint
meuts; VIII he rented on reasonable terms to re-
ssIpnsloie tenant. For particulars and permit to
Inspect premises apply to WILLARD s REED
heiiogg bldg SIC Il ct. NV. no2G1w
FOR RENT-Bf l.aTnIER & NEsBIT 1921 G ST.
New, modern flats; fine condition: dark
tiled baths , =
e1s 18th NV. 5t&b .s46!colCor e5thspa av er&b rs
III lith NV, 4rSb. 81 !o'23 14th, 5r&b. 81 so
FOR RENT-FhAT, 2424 Pa AVE. NV. APPLY
10 JNo MORAN. PIG Pa. ave. no256
FOR RENT-DELIGHTFUL 3DFLooR FLAT. .
i 1ar small roen,; steam heat: opposite park.
FOR RENT-BY DECEMBER /, APARTMENTS IN
Inc EsseJ, No 1422 N ST. NV; five rooms
anu bath; steam heat; gas ranges; hot water
from the cellar at all hours; accommodations for
Die!eies; sorage ruoms etc. L. s. FRISfoE, 1885
f St NV. no11-3w
FOR RENT-THE SAVOY, 2SO4 18th ST. NV,
nnu ffoom hats; eastern exposure; furnished or
anIorn1shed; single and double rooms, furnished;
0eautlIai public parors; fine cafe, telegraph OF.
nee and long-d lance telephone in building oc27-tf
FOR RENT-"OLYMPIA" APARTMENTS. COR
18TH and Roanoke sts.. Col HgtB: new and
ments: Eve and seven rooms: $45 and $685.
oSCAk w. WHITE. liza st. oc19-d
THE CONCORD. NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
This weii-known ard finely located apartment
house has vacant choice 2-rocm apartments;
euperantendence, and cafe under McDermstt.
Formerly Of the Shorehsm. sef8-n
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

Iul nelehborhood near Dupcat Circle; Will rent
Tor little more than nnfur honse II taken for 10
or II months Address d. IL. c., Star Office.
no2S-3ts
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PERSONAL

WE WILL BET Y0U A hottie OF WINE TIL At
you Will be agreeably surprised with our extrsya
giant cash exchange for gents discarded garments
Drop postal We are prompt. JUSTH'S OLD
STAND, Go u no2s 5tf
DETECTIVE SERVICE. PRIVATE INyESTJGA
tons personal civil or criminal. Consult lion and
sdNice free 1909 f at n.w.. upstairs. no14- l2te
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III:

WANTEI-2 s.EONG CoLORED BOYS AND .
While Ltss. sa.a,y 900 I-r week SCIIItOI
bitO~-, "a IA - H.. u"->oL
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-oR RENT-wELL-LOCATED FARM
lIa acres; near X. II. station: within 10 miles Of
cit: goo! meadow land; plenty wafer, good build
ings. lnlDirr I'D Sd st. NV. no14-I2t.
FOR SALE-NOST DESiRABI.Y LOCATED FARM
OF 40 acres. typical site and alton; On Met
XIX; as grntlenRn's country seat. Also tw)
adjacent lots Of about - scres each. All Rave
beautiful View "a mountains and surrounding
country Apply to Il. W. BLUNT, 1853 31st St
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BOARDING..

FOR RENT-DEG I'D FLOOR FRONT ROOM,
with board; suitable for .; home comforts. 1112
18th st. ". fts
A SMALL FAMILY WOULD LIKE TO SE1TTIE A
limited num5er of male boarders; accoinmnia-
ttons Tor few only; German cooking aud e, ,-ry-
thing plentiful and homeke, rates low 1904
St no26-3ts
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

S.. 600 MORE CAPITAL WANTED IN PROFITA b. ~
business; investor may act treasurer and sign
all checks; entire amount not needed at once Ad-
dress s. A. e.. Star office. IT.
HOW? DOCTORS DENTISTS PHARMACISTS
lawyers. absent undergraduates, proving skill,
soon graduate. Other professional degrees con
ferred Preparation by college correspondence
courses. Address Box 1886 Chicago. no2l-47t'
AT RAMSAYS-
YOUR WATCH CLEANED S1.OO
WATCH HANDSPRING, 81 90
ALL WORK WARRANTED ONE YEAR
mh3-6d 1921 ST. NV
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FOR RENT--2125 L ST. NV; A COMFORTABLE
meme, roosns bsih. every cnnEenieuce: in fine
condition.; handy 10 lines, schools market
&c. Rent reduced to S1.56 per MONTH
no2S ct
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-CHEAP-A GOUu-SIZED MOSLER
SAFE. In hrst-cinss condition. Apply to JAS. T.
SMITH, ttndsi building, opposite couft house.
nOZ5-it
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WANTED - HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS TO MOVE
and s'o". large. clean storage rooms. SO month.
Furniture we'd, $3.50 and 50 a load, according
to sze MERCHANTS PARCEL DELIVERY
Co. S2S-3. ID st. oc20
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
fLANlShED.

FOR RENT - To GENTLEMEN - FURNISHED
setonustory bae-window front room, So. No.
3n3 St NV. IT.
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WANTED-IN SELLING YOUR FURNITURE co
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-25
GEORGE II. ATKINSON ARRESTED.
In Lots or Trouble Because OF jersey Telephone
stock Operations.

In Lots OF Trouble Because OF jersey Telephone
stock Operations.
George II. Atkinson, former manager OF the
Newark Telephone Company, was arrested in
Jersey City on Wednesday night in civil pro-
ccedings brought by Robert Baker OF 169 Rem
sen avenue. Brooklyn, to recover $50 shares of
stock Of the Newark Telephone Company. Baker
alleges that in the latter part Of March. 1896.
he bought tho stock from Atkinson at SO II
share. and left it with him in trust. taking At
kinson's receipt for it, and that when he de-
mandcd the stock. whick is now worth 81. 500,
Atkinson refused to surrender it. Sheriff Heller
held Atkinson in $1,000 bail.
Atkinson has recently been manager of tho
Hudson Telephone Company, which has been
involved in litigation for some time. A sum-
mons In a suit brought by Richard ID. Kelly for
$4,000 damages for deceit was served upon
him Yesterday afternoon. Kelly, who was a
clerk in the Hudson Telephone Company's office,
alleged that Atkinson induced him to sign q
number Of promissory notes in blank. assuring
him that the company would take care of them
when they matured. Kelly signed notes amount
ing TO about $1,000. and he says that they all
went to. protest. In his affidavit Kelly alleges
that Atkinson had the notes discounted and
converted the proceeds to his own use. Kelly
declares thNt owing to the existence of these
notes he is unable to procure employ mcnt.
Another suit against Atkinson has been insti.
tnted by Alfred Hopkins and Theodore Coe of
M!ontclair,, They claim 100000 for their ser
vices in selling stock of the Newark Telephone
Company and of the Hudson Telephone Com.
pany. They. say that they agreed to accept
stock of each company in lieu of cash commits
sions and that the stock was voted to them by
the directors. but Atkinson withheld 1t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-25

Was MonopoIiSiuE Trade when Caught Adding
to His stolen stock.

Was MonopoliSiuE Trade when Caught Adding
TO His stolen stock.
John Miller, a cook living at 33S East Twenty
third street, built up n profitable milk route
among the negro families in West Forty-fourth
street by selling below the usual price milk
which he is accused Of stealing from the resi-
dents OF Forty.sixth and Forty.seventh streets,
near Fifth avenue.
The bottled milk which was left in the area
ways of the latter's houses has disappeared
morning after morning during the past two
weeks. Complaints were made to the dealers
who served the milk and then to the police.
Policeman Hacussler OF the East Fifty-hrst
street station obtained the description OF u man
who was monopoliZing the milk trade of the
people in Forty.fourlh street. west of Sixth av-
enuc. because OF the low price he asked.
Yesterday morning the policeman saw the
man, who was Miller. entering areaways along
West Forty-siNtb street. and arrested him. He
found in his possession two bottles of milk, and
an examination of the prisoners ovcrcoat
showed that il had pockets made to carry about
ten of the milk bottles. Tho bottles found on
him had the business monogram of Slosson
Brothers. milk dealers at 226 East Forty.sixth
street.
A member OF the firm identified the bottles in
tho IOrkvillc Court and said that they were
doubtless some OF those delivered to customers
yesterday morning.
Miller denied that he had stolen the milk, but
could not explain how he got it. Magistrate
Crane held him in $500 bail for trial.