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against the free coinage of silver. eX-
cept by international agreement, which
it is pledged to promote. At the same
time it declares the present gold stand
ard must be maintained until such time
as the leading commercial nations of
/ the world can be induced to join with
US in the coinage of silver. The party
has tried 10 accomplish the free coin
age of silver by an international agree
ment and has failed. While its COM
mission was working in Europe, the
Hanna monetary convention plan was
being adopted by the administration
and urged as the plan which congress
should adopt as the best one for the
reform of the money of this country.
Although this commission secured
the consent of France. it could not OBJ
tain similar declaration from Eng
land. Why? Because the nation of
Great Britain controls the output of
gold and because she is a creditor ma
ton, and the debts of others owing to
her are all payable in gold, and she
does not seek to lose an advantage
which will bring to her more OF the
products of the world, when the same
are measured by the gold standard
What could be expected of an attempt
at asking England to surrender such
an advantage at this one?
When Senator Wolcott came back
ard say of his visit? The New York
Post declared he had sounded the death
knell of free silver in his report to the
congress. Hon. J. NJ. Carey, formerly
senator from the state of Wyoming,
asserted: The time has come when the
gold standard must be accepted by all
the people, and that this nation should
go out of the banking business The
Public Ledger of Philadelphia informed
its readers, and the western Republic
ans in particular, that the time for
quibbling is past, and henceforth the
party is for the gold standard
MARK TO GLEN.
And last, but by no means the least
came the voice of Mark Hanna TO Glen
Miller. declaring that as chairman of
the national committee of the party
and charged with the duties of the po-
sitiOn. he protested against the Repub-
lican party of any state endorsing free /
silver
Mr. Eldredge tells us silver is not {
an issue. yet this is the position taken, /
for since the effort to obtain interna-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-23
POWERS At THE PARK.
Democratic Enthusiasm at the
Great Mining Camp.
A MAGNIFICENT MEETING
LARGEST HALL IN TOWN WOULD
NOT HOLD THE CROWD.

Judge Powers Tore the Mask From
Republican Goldbugs and Every
Point Evoked Applause - Foster
Denounces Eldredge and Roberts
at Logan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-23

Many men and women are almost
within the deadly grasp of consumption.
Although its fatal hand IS unseen, its
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-23
DEVIOUS DEFINITIONS.

Millinery trimmer in millinery de-
partment at F. AUERBACH & BRO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-23

Political Notes.
Down at Sandy a motto, Republican
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-23

cough, sore throat, pains in the chest.
bronchitis, bleeding at the lungs, loss Of
flesh and general weakness are warnings
that this relentless disease is about to
gather in a victim.
A remedy for all the diseases which,
if neglected or badly treated, lead Up
to CONSUMPTION, is found in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-23

JOSEPH OGDEN.
7abules, and obisc.
CHARLES GOODELA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-04
LOW PRICES FOR PAINTINGS.

Tho first nights sale Of a collection OF pa'h'nes
nv old and modern masters was held las. e'e', -
a, the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms. "iin",
Norman was the auctoneer but. judging i'o'" W.
names OF the painters to whom the pictures -" 49,"
catalogue we're ascribed, prices were re''''. ""'
low. The best price was $50 for marine p'o,s'.
Morning Effect on the Holland Coast Wy .,
lean Claws Reinert's Moonlight on the Sche'''
brought sc,5. and "A Morning RIDE. oy oo 'u
realized s210 a landscape by De Haas S-'
Venetian scene by Sanford $40. I'm the ua'ue"'
nv Leo Hermann 1920. while works ascr'oe"
n Diaz and Henner sold for >lo' eAo"'
A Landscape said to be by Corot. was MOI SOU i'o
bidders appearing although Mr.. Norman ohered 10
take 500 as an opening bid.
Landscapes attributed to Rousseau and hreu'Nel
brought 500 each. and another by George innesS
s1,O THE Bay OF Naples" by Achenoach' was
knocked down at $40. and a landscape. 90. ON 'he
Seine - said TO he by Daubigny. brought Pip, y
large nainting by ID. Merlin, called Mischiet,,
went FOR 800 Many OF the other lots ai,nouS ,
ascr!bed TO well-known painters brought
low prices Works catalogued as being Dy arusis
whose paintings are sometimes sofa LOT 'hou'a'u
OF dollars went low as $50 eacn ,,s 90
Tonight paintings and sketches: ascriDeu W
well-known masters. including j. NJ: W. uInei
Romnev Sir David Wilkie. Kneler Dante Gaoriei'
Rosseti. Constable and Van Dyck. are 10 DE so'''
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guPREME COURT NEW YORK CORY.
TY.-James 4. Ridden. plaintiff afa.rr
Elem ". Chambers and others. de.en.s,r
In pursuance ~ A judgment o. fore
closure and sale. duly made ana snieree |.
the above entitled action. and h.z.-,
date 2ist day o, February. 1875. |, N
undersigned. the referee In sad jg:grs,,
named. will SCI AZ public auction AZ Ia
New York Real Estate Sslesroon. Ma nj
Borough o, Manhattan. on Tuesday. IL
z2d day Of March. lcas. a, ix..w
O'Clock noon 90 that day BY D paoear
Ingraham. auctioneer the premises n
said Judgment mentioned. ard therein e.
scribed as follows. All that certain L, q
land. now situate in the Borough q IL
Bronx. In the City o. New YORK, tsscr.b>1
In said mortgage as follows.
All that certain lor. piece or parcel &
land situate lying AMI being IN the rvts-
ty-fourth Ward ~ the City. colnty a..
state 0. New York. known AID ces,glz;A
by the number seven "a on a certain
map entitled Properly q joseph $. ,wo:a
Hu,nagel. {. E. June. 1894 and Gle. a
the Office Of the Register q. New yorf
County Jure Isl. 1896. which said 10, .
bounded and described as follows on sad
map: Beginning a. a point On the westerly
side o. Prospect Terrace dis,sa, fifty 80
feet SCIrneT.F from AN- NNlArE .osl.~l w
the intersection % the soGtlerly side u
Thirteenth Stree, with the westerly s.:e q
Prospect Terrace. running thence westerly
paraile, with Thirteenth street ard s.cry
the lire dividing lots Six and seven or sa1
map one hundred 200 feet, hence south
erly parallel with Pr0spec; Terrace alag
the line dividing lots -Four and seyen ca
said map twenty-five 90 Zee, tasrcs
cssterly parallel with lEir,eesh street
along the line dividing lots sey., ard
Eight on said map one hundr,i 100 go
10 Prospect Terrace, thence Ho'tas's! eo-s
Prospect Terrace twenty-five l25l ZEE, 70
the point or place q beginning. Beng
norton u 10, runber eight hlndret .A
rinety-nine 1891 on map entitled zap
OF the Village OF Wakeae.t. n the loves
OF East and Westches,er. Wes'cses'sf
County. New York" made by Hea1y 3
Miller Civil Engineer and surveyoT cf's:
Nav. 1854 and now on a.e N ne oaee ..
the Register Of Westchsster County u
Together with all the right. tile an: -.
.erest of the party 0, the first pa.t, OF. "a
and 10 Prospect Terrace 20 me cesu:
thereof IN front Of and aiiAhins s"S
Dated New York. February A;h, 1898
CHARLES y. MORGAN
HARRIS & CoRvrN.
Plaiatirs Attorneys,
$50 Nassau Street. New YORK
The following is diagram OF 'hs p''~
ises 70 be sold.
Number OF premises 10 - Prosper IN
race.
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gUBPoyA FOR ". s. PAINE VACATED
JUSTICE coHEN's ORDER IN THE SUIT OVEN
MRS. PAINE's WILL

,,.,,o. cohen. IN the Supreme Court, yestcrdaS
5000 ,ha, the order directing Willis s. Paihe 10
snnear before Richard H. Clarke. the Ieieree ap-
,o,n,es IN a suit pending against him win ,e,e.
p .,a r,,u ~ his wife. Ruby Tilden PANE
r1us, be set aside Mr. Paine is president OF 'ne
Merchants Safe Deposit Company. Inc sun ~
which the order Of Justice Cohen was maze vs. o",
=. 80. Involving nearly $4,000. portion OF
The estate OF Samuel J. Tilden. Mrs PANE was d
800 ., Mr.. T,,den and one OF the benehciaries
under his will. err ,r.
Mrs Paine died in December. 1896. at NO 10 west
14f,v-eighth-st and left no children To her aus
hand was bequcathed by her an annual income oi
$4,000 from her estate. and the remainoe' wa. " ~
IN her brother and sisters Mrs Henfie''a !
Y,Istchford the widow OF Samuel NJ Blatchioiu ~
the pla.ntiff in the present suit She alleges 'na'
her sister made will about year peio'' ~
death which cannot be found. 1t is alleged by MIS-
Susan r Sabine another sister OF Mrs PANE 'ha'
Mr. Paine took his wfe's Will from her room. say
ing he would place it in a safe deposit vault. a
search OF the Garfield Safe Deposit vaults. wheie
the viii supposed to be. falieo Oh ''S 0S'''e''
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FoRECLosURn sAr,.

s>>s><~rse~c~e.c~>>~>>e Se~>scseSe~
~s&e~
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT -
IA Hard a.i rIaInsi. against Jane Hecasis,
In pursuance Of . judgment az ,o.,
ure and sale. made and snfersd scaoe
above entitled action and bearins u<
23d day Of December. 1877 a.. este tie
suanoe OF an order duly mad. an n px-
herein and bearing date The or ssatsru
February. 1855. /. the unt,rsiy,sy u
Referee named In said Judgment 80, ~
at public auction a. TIE New Wv" "a
Estate Sa.es Room, No. III Broad. ned
the City Of New YORK. on the e.s 1T. d
March. 1898. al ~ O'Clock noSr ~ u
day. by Peter r. Meyer. sucrlcn.., "A;
mortgsged premises mentioned in ~. y
judgment ard therein described as "a
ALL those two certain lots krs~s I:
Number 2s2 In TIE New Yors ~ ~
Once and entitled Map o. faais :. sers
Hard. deceased. At Mount Hone Ils
in the oath Ward o, the CITY n xs.'' y,oas,
June. 1892 piap No. u. cer'lf.s ~. 'Nt
executors. which said lots are so,.,s.. ~
described as follows when AIKEN 500
Westerly In front By Nor-,, asnts:
Northeriy by 10, No. ~ Eas,er;v h, INA
on sad map. zach 10, bs!rx ,ysr,v - y
feet vide and ore hundre; lyO ZEE, -
more or less.
Dated New York. February lin "a.
JOHN r. RoGAN
MERRILL A ROGERS.
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
III Broadway, New York c,,v
The following IL a diagram ., r.
isss described in the foregoing ro.,..~
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Certain mart, OF the premises above de-
scribed will be sold SUBJECT 70 esr,aIn
mortgages, the amounts OF when VIII pe
allowed out OF the purchase price is FOL
lows: ~ .A., %
No 1920 Lexington Avenue. suoJect 70
a mortgage for So. SOC. bearing interest al
the rate Of Ala per cent irom January ISL
No. .231 Lexington Avenue. subject 10
a mortgage FOR Sc. 500. bearing interest az
the rate OF 5 per cent from August ISL
Nos. 1913 and 1917 Second Avenue. sub
iect TO A mortgage for S3o,uoo. bearing IN
ferest AZ the rate OF 8 per cent from NO
yember LIST. 1897.
pursuant 10 order bearing date February
os 1885. the other lots above described
will be sold separately as shown on the
above diagram and free and clear OF mort
cages. b..
AUGUSTUS II. NANDERPOEL.
Referee.
The sale OF the above described premises
"a hereby adjourned 10 Thursday. March
"a. 1898 at game hour and place.
New York February 10th. 1898
AUGUSTUS ii. NANDERPOEL-
FARLEY & PRENDERGAST.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The sale OF the above described remlses
is hereby further adjourned 10 Thursday.
the 10th day OF March. 1885, at the same
hour and place. 100.
AUGUSTUS II. vANDERPOEL.
BARLEY & PRENDERGAsT.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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KNABE
PIANO..
a. PERFECE
ART PRODUCT
WN. KNA Il q CO..
14s Fifth Avenue. near Zoth ."

.,.,or,, Mr.. Pane's will was found In the strong
how there. together with number OF VALUABLE ~
curities. ~ . A.. r-ocoss
- .,o, ,ried to find Mr.. Paine at Tayior
IJo,eI Jersey City. where It is said he now ives
49,. r,uea IN serve him. Mr. Paine then applied 10
49,, chen 70 vacate the order for service. which
Se has done. Justice Cohen says that Mr. PANE
can he directed to appear before the referee IL any
future order be served upon him. ana 'hd' "o''0"
NAV be made for such an order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-04

EAST THIRD STREET SUPREME
COURT. OF THE CITY AND COUNTY
OF NEW YORk.-Samuel Rauch. piain-
TN. against Anna Oberle and others. de-
PENDANTS
In pursuance OF judgment OF fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered
IN the above entitled action ard bearlns
date the 18th day OF February. 1888; l. the
undersigned the Referee in the said juts-
ment named. will sell at public auction al
the New York Real Estate Salesroom. No.
Ill Broadway. in the county OF New forH,
City OF New YORK, on the 18th day of
March. 1898. al twelve o'clock noon on
that day by Charles a. Berrian. auctioneer
the mortgaged premises in the said judg-
ment mentioned and therein described as
follows.
land. situate In the Seventeenth Ward OF
the City OF New York. known and DIS
tinsuished on Map entitled Map OF a
part Of the LAMBERT Farm In the E.e'snth
New York. February. 1882. drawn BY
Thomas Ludlam. City Surveyor. by the
number l06 bounded as follows; 20 Wit;
Southwe,twardiy in front by Third street !:
Northeastwardly In the rear by line
drawn through the center OF the block ana
equidistan, from Third and Fourth streets
Northwestwarily on one side by lot NUM-
her los on the said Map: and Southeast
wardly on the other side by lot number
lOI on the said Map. the division line be
tween the said last mentioned 10; numoer
l07 and the said lot. being line parallel
with Avenue II. and at tho distance Of one
| hundred and three feet Nor;hwestwardly
therefrom.
The said 10, containing IN width. IN
front and rear. each twenty-four feet. and
In length on each side ninety-s'x feet and
two inches.
Dated New York. February 10Th. 1898.
JAMES NJ. WARD.
Referee.
OTTO KEMpNER
Attorney for plaintiff.
6i-65 Park Row. Borough Of Man
hat.an. y. Y. city.
The premises above described. known as
No. 1915 East Third Street. are shown on
the following diagram.
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STORAGE NOTICES

HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
OFFICE. 300 WEST BATH STREET.
To Atchison. 7. A.; Anderson. Jennie;
Bailey. Mary; Banks. Sophia. Barnes.
sarah: Bergen. Thos. j.; Rake. Mary
Boxwill Clara; Brown. Amelia T.; Bur
roughs, Leila; Campbell. Anne; Carter. Re
becca, Childs, Russell: Corson, l,lboie r
Cornweli &. NJ: Demarest. c. w. Dodge,
Mrs. X. l.. Doremus, NJ. r.; Dorman. g.;
Doull b. Y: Dubois. Mrs; ~ Dunn Dunn;
and wife. Fisher. Mary. Ford. Henry;
Foster. Mary; Graves. Hattie. Haas.
George. HAYWARD, Miss Helen. estate OF;
Heyliger. Edward. Hines, Ellen Hutch
ings, Is. F.. and brother. Jackson. Helen.
Jackson. Henry e. Johnson, Lulu; John
son, Edwin L.. Johnson. Sarah; Jones.
Sarah. Keith. Theodore: Keith. Mary.
Kenny. Ann Lawn James, Lee. Henry
Lee. Phoebe. Livingston. Georgia LSoSE-
wood. May ", Laughng, Rachel; de-
Mcleod. DR.. 5. B. W; McPhillps, James;
Mapleton, lizzie: Martin. John; Molly
rcux, W. j.: Norris. Mrs. L. Parent
Mrs. 4. j.. Paulding. Frederick; Pindle.
Reilly. Mrs: Reynolds. James NJ. Rey-
holds. Martha Rowell. Elizabeth; kusan'
Loretta: Small. Patrick j.. Stanwood; MIS-.
NJ e: Sherlock. John: S'ocker. Henry
Taylor Jessie. Thompson. p. K; Inoinp-
SON Julia; Thompson 1 I.7e. ,e n "a
JESSIE. W rilr. flrilt - ~.
West, Mrs Mary: Wheadon, VIM; VINE.
Mary: Wood. Deborah: Windy. Charles h. .
Wynan. Kate: You and each OF you are
hereby notified that the Household GOODS
and personal Effects deposited and stored
in these warehouses bv you or In your
names respectively. Will be sod az public
auction. and the proceeds applied 70 the
pavmen. Of the storage charges ana inc
expenses Of the sale. said auction VII
,ats Mace AT these warehouses. 300 West
2ith- New-York City. on Monday.
March i4th. at 10 a. m. and Will be con
tlnued each succeeding Monday at the
same time and place until the sale Is COM
EAEG;ER STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
CHARLES p. CORBIT. Manager
N.w-York. Feb. %. 1895.
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SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COW
Ty ~I-sLeifa HAYDEN. pla'Hun'
against Ellen ". Chambers and o'ae's' 'e
PENDANTS. ..1-,.-, 81 fore
closure and sale. duly maze az. bs.rlng
the above entitled acuon. sos ne
date the 2lst day o. FeoFaa's, "a .u.eraent
rares riil sell 2, public aleteh' NJ
New York Real Estate sa.es'0Sa NV YORK.
Rroadvav. in the city OF -, ms
Borough Of Manhattan, on 4~so ,xslvs
cod day Of March, Iess, pso.nlx
O'clock noon OF that day ~ IN "a
Ingrahsm, suctioneer; 'ns therein DE-
Judgment mentioned ana 49,, lot a
5000 "a follows: All that certain ~ ,ss
si,uafA in the BOROUGH y.
Pronx IN the City OF New foi"'
&, s,id mortgage as follows; ,.-c.l O.
All that certain Tor, pre- - Twsn-
land situate. lying ana ps. ~. 'ronr,y ard
,onr,h ward o, the cl,y, 's-- -...,,,,,sd
LOU Ns,v YORK. known and desitnaes
p ,he number elsht 81 on Wsod
-, entitled Property q Josep. ~, n
a, fyvili,smsbridge. y. J.. N ala "a
Hu,n,sel' {. T.. June, lsei. *. -, .''Y o,S
the once ot the RsS,sIs,r ., Il lei Is bosnt-
C.svnty June ist. 1896 wnieh - "a rsap:
~ IVA Ssscribed as follows on 80 s,5s
Da,,ir,',,s, 81 a point on the "es''..s "a
=, eprosnsct Terrace distant o. - f,l
sna ,wenty-eight l2sl teet -. ,,,,,ss Ny
s az nor,her!y from the corner .s' .Ss n
~ ,,,srssctton OF the nogihsry ~ n
Tw.i,,h street and the Nests..! r.s,.,jy
prosnsrr Terrace. running thenoe 49,, 80
asraiiei with Twelfth street a. a'So ara
b. iividing lots Eight ana NlNe ,,r,h-
ran one hundred Nov) feet rne.A.,. ,ioes
civ parallel with prospect lel's r,yst Is
- ,irs diyiiinz icfs -Four anl e.s.-rs
Ia man twenty-five go iee,. 100,
sss,.r,v and parallel with I~esttn a..
sfong ,he lire dividing lots sem ~,
Ugh, on .a,d map one hundfet 80 80, 400
10 prospect Terrace. thence sou ~ -. I;
pro.n.c, Terrace twenty-five 30 80. l
- LIN, or place Of beglnnirS os-s
noy,ion OF lot number elghs n-n. ..v,,
ppine,y-nine 900, on map enN.tea Tow,
80 ~. Village o. Wskefet. j. 'he ....,
y, Fast and westches,er. "estS. q
C,,rfy New York" made oN heh' ~
Miller civil Engineer and sur Eyer, 4
Nav 1884. and now on file IN ~ u.s.. n
~ Register OF Westchester county
psted New York. February 2t,n; ,,'~
CHARLES y. MOk0AS.
HARRIS & coRwIN.
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys.
$50 Nassau Street. New iorx
The following is a diagram az tne p''-
is.s 20 he sold. ,., tn
Number OF premises is - Prospect ""
race.
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The approximate amount ~ the IL, =.
charge upon the property = satisfy vs,ss
the properly Is 70 be sold Is Two $780,
two hundred and sixty-tao ana e,sgs. :.
hundredths dollars CS2 282 II. with ,.,...',
thereon from December 23G 1891. ~ =.
Approximate amount OF the taxes a,ss,
menus ~, snS We ., len.s pp.n ne sE 'rr,-
chaser out of the purchase r11ney. o. A., =.
be paid by the Referee. is Ore hur.,ss -
two and fyty-fve one hgndre.,hs rsiss
fsl02 So. with Interest from January srs
1895. John H. RoGAy'
Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-04
East 3d Street.

The approximate amount OF the plain
tins lien upon said property TO satisfy
which the same Is TO be sold Is 81 1872 -;
There are two prior mortgages for $1,000
and $4,000. with interest from December
18th. 1897. and from September lith. 1897.
respectively. The taxes and water rents
unpaid upon said premises Approximate
Sl7l.o0. JAMES II. WARD.
Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-04
Thirteenth Street.

ADVERTISEMENTS snd SUBSTITUTE, w, ~
The Tribune received az taeir Cp.s
oeice 10. .242 Broadway. p door nona
q; 3lst-st.. ultil o'clock ?. n, 49,
tlsements received az the io!owihs si''-.-
cff;ces at regular Office rates UNI. aSs 81.
r m. viz: 254 shave, $. =. COZ. -0- 49,
20 s-b-ava cor i2th-st; Maeys' e'n-
ave. and iith-st.: if2 Columous-aVe''
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INFORMATION WANTED.

rRANCIs.-If Thomas Price Francis. late
O, Ferndale. Humboldt County. Ca.l-
fornie will communicate with Messrs r.
Thomas & Francis, solicitors. Cardiff
England. he Will hear Of something TO his
advantage
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SURROGATE NOTICES.

CORNELL. SARAH AIN PURsU-
snce OF an order OF Hon. Frank T:
Fitzgerald. surrogate OF the CITY ana
County OF New York.
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons
having claims against Sarah A. Cornell.
late OF Montclair. County OF Essex, state
OF New Jersey. deceased. 10 presen, the
same with vouchers thereof 10 the SUD
scriber, at his place OF transacting busl-
ness. at the ONCE Of We,more & Jenner.
no. "a Pine street. In the City o, New
York. on or before the 9th day Of May
Dated New York. the 9th day Of No
''"''e'' GEORGE B. CORNELL
Administrator.
wETMORB r. JENNER,
Attorneys for Administrator.
"a Pine ST.. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE o. an order Of Hon
Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF tho
CITY and County OF New York.
Motto. 4. hereby given 10 all persons
having claims against Robert p. Dietz.
late OF the City OF New York. deceased. 10
present the same with vouchers thereof 10
the subscribers az their place OF transact
ing business. at the ONCE OF Daniel Mason,
No. IS William Street. In the city OF New
York. on or before the l4th day OF Nay
next.
'''e'' ~ FREDERICK DIETZ.
WM. HENRY WHITE.
SAMUEL MCMILLAN.
Executors
DANIEL MASON.
Attorney for Executors.
IS william St. ". Y. City.
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DRESSNAKING.


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A.-A.-A. -COUTURIERE FRANCHISE;
Formerly with Stern B,cs; advanced
eprtng STYLES for costumes. capes ana
Jackets; ladies' materials made up est-
mates given: remodelling. rea s2naoie
prices; short notice. Nine. BENIIEAO
ANDERSON, 23s 6th-ave.. near loth-st.
DRESSMAKING in all It's branches neatly
done. 81 50 per day; less by the week
Miss H.. % West l9th-st.. Sd floor
DRESSES daintlly and prettily made al
mcderae prices; out by day or week.
country not objected 10. reference Ad-
dress FRENCH DRESSMAkER, 2e- West
t2d-s
DRESSMAkE R.-Experienced: goes out by
the day. DRESSNAKER. 49, Z. 23d-s,.
DRESSMAKER. experienced, good litter.
latest STYLES, wishes work for few fam
flies; out by day: best references. Ad-
dress Box II. 1918 3d-ave.
SKIRTS renovated and rebound. IS cents
up. 25s West 35th-st.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

PARTY WITH 5000 can have splendid
business paving 5000 annualiy hanlie
ali your money. A. b.. Box IA. Tribune
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KLONDIKE OUTFITTERs.

ALASKA EUR SUITS.
Sleeping Bags and Blanket Robes. First
house in the business. Best goods. lowest
prices Call before purchasing. WM w.
HART & CO.. ~ East l2th-st.
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The approximate amount q me H' 70
charge Yor which the above properly ,i,.a
be sold is s2.625. ard also IN ss.''e,-
thereto unpaid taxes amounting df''
mstely 20 $1,000. ,-x
Referee
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BOOKSELLERS.

Csc EACH-Jerroid's Mrs Caudle..
"Charies O'Malley. con .resSn
Reds Soap Hunter. PRATT ioi o'"
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subsciip'i,e.n n,ar y
The Trib1ne receives az "a e,s, door nor,l
OF Sist-st.. until o'clock 7. m, asac
t,sements received al the following essssl
offices at regular once rates unul ,os,,a.
o. M. VIZ. 254 Sth-sye.. :. 9. COT M
i52 6,h-ave.. cor. i2th-sf. Macy nsS
West 66th-st.: iO6 West s2i-st. nea. 1t
ave o. East isth st. 25s Wet IN
between TIN and sth ayes lSo Esss mi
ct. 1895 3d-aye.. between '6ih ga ncs ,ss
sta /, Co6 3d-ave.. near 6ist-s, l, ns az.
ave. neas s9th-st.. $50 Sd.ave.. nss' -
St. 554 Sd-ave.: 2l0 Bleeeker-st ~
pleecker- st. 2. e0S Sd-ave.: 2<0 EAs;
st.: 1921 3d-ave.. 2.662 3d-ave.. W -
stsrdam- ave. A02 West t2d-st
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MACHINERY,

NNrS~NN<NNN~~SrNrN-~~N~
AT REDUCED PRICES-5O0 secondhand
woJd and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and ex-
chsnrsd. GEORGE b. EDDY. 3sS Nadi-
eon-st.