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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-23

(...,.t. -, %, the premises above de-
scrihed will De sold eupyeeS 80"
mortgages the amounts OF "nleA W" ="
allowed out Of the purchase price ss '0'-
10 I 90 Lexington Avenue. subject 20
a u-ertcag. for <G.sy- bearing interest," AZ
the rate Of "a per een' iioA' January 49,
10 1891 Lexington Ayena.. subject 20
a mortgage ,or 60 800. bearing interest AZ
the rate ct 5 per cent from August lsN
1887. -. .,
a., 20 a mortgage f1r SSJ 600. bearing N
;.-s., Al tie rate Of per cent from No
noe ca. i.6ii ard / 6i3 second Ave
nue. subject 20 a mortgage Tor $500.
bearing inter - az "a per cen, ron RON c s-
ers the par; 81 No 2i5 Eas, I'D street
which Is IN the rear q sad preinlses'
Nos. /. 60. 6ii and 1913 second Avenue
and also the strip Of l 100, ey - 'ee' .
No. cog Secord Avenue. subject 10
mortgag. Tor 81 coo. tesrlag interest at tns
rate Of "a per cent. tom January lt,.
Isas: which mortgage aiso overs the PAT.
OF No. 2E Fast Ed street which II IN the
re,r o. said premises. No. Ices Second
No soi Second Avenue and the part
OF No. 24s l ass s3d stses, in ne rear
thereof. subject TO a nor,sa - Tor ,sr en-;
from December let. 1897,
All % aid mortgages being past DUE
AUGUSTUS H. VANDEkPoEL
The sale o, the above described premises
Is hereby adjourned 20 Thursday, March
81 1885 az iame hour and place;
New York. February ioth. ises.
AUGUSTUS H. VANDERPoEL
FARLEY 4 PRFNpER6Asr.
Plaintiffs AttoynAsA
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SUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
or NEW YORh.-Eilzabetn {. Brown.
plaintiff. against Louis Aaron and others
defendants.
ure ana sale made and entered IN the
above entitled action and bearing date the
9th day o. January. 1895. l. the under
signed the Referee IN said tufenen,
named VIII sell al public auction al ne
Txchanee salesrooms 40. III broadway.
IN the Borough Of Manhattan. N the tIty
q New York, on Tuesday the rrst day ~
March. 1855 az ~ o'clock noon. by VIII
lam Kennedy. Auctl neer. the premises In
said Judgment mentioned and therein cs-
s1rlred as follow g;
All that -erta.n dwelling house and lot
Of land situate lying and beng on the
sOutherly side = Fcrty -ii-st street. 10 me
CITY OF New York. IN the County aAo state
u New York. and bounded and described
az follows:
beginning at a poln, on the souther!y
side OF said Foriy-first Street. distant two
hundred and e.stty-iive feet easteriy from
~ southeastern corner OF e0tty INST
SNst and second Avenue. and. run nins
thekc &c eastery along the southerly Size oi
F0rsy-hrst street sixteen feet. thence
s1utherly parallel with Second Avenue ana
through the party wall between the said
house and the house next sasterly adloin-
ing the same. n,nety-s'sht zee, ntne inSnes
F0rty-Gsst and Foriieth streets thence
westerly. along SAID last mentioned Inc.
sixteen yer. and thence nOrtheIly parallel
Will Second Avenue and through the party
wall between the said first mentioned
dwelling house ana the house next westerly
adjoining the same. nlnety-eight feet nine
inches ID the southerly side ~ FOrty-tlrst
street. al the point Of beginning.
Being the same premises conveyed 20
Louis Aaron and Max lsaacs by Philip
PREFER and Mara. his wife. by deed dated
September l3th. 1890, and recorded sep
TENDER i7.h. 1890. In Liber 23Jl Of Convey
ances at page l35.
The sad premises are subject 70 the
covenants and restrictions contained In
certain deed made BY Walter L. Cutting.
Executor OF the last Will ard testament o.
Gertrude cutting. deceased TO John W.
stevens dated November lst. 1864 and
recorded In the office Oi the Register OF
the City and County II New York on De
cembe- 3Oth. 1864. In Eiter 93l Ok Con-
veyances al page -. and also 70 the terms
and provisions OF a certain sewer agree
m.nt made nv ard between John W. stew
ems and Eberhard Faber. dated December
2Sth. 1854 and recorded in said register
ONCE on December 3lst. 1851. in Lloer 923
Of Conveyance az page 3,..
Dated February It'll. 1898.
EDWIN r. ROOT. Referee.
LEE & LEE.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
20 Nassau street. Borough OF Man
haitian. New York CITY, y. \.
The following Is a diagram OF the prop
erty 70 be sold. which Is No. 30 Eas'
4lst Street
,,s. ctse, No oa0 Easp
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ONE HUNDRED AND rHrRrY-sIXTn

ONE HUNDRED AND THlRTY-sIXTH
STREET. --Supre me Court. c.ty AMI
County u New Yofk-charles ,nangst
against John J. Fitzpatrick ana others.
In pursuance Of n judgment " f1rec!os-
ure and sale. made and entered IN the
above entitled action. and bearing iate the
4th day OF February. 1875. !. the UNDER
signed the referee therein named, w.u SCI.
az public auction, at the New YORK Real
Estate Salesropm. No. III Rrgtfway. IN
The Borough OF Manhattan, In the city d
New York on the 81 day u Jafch. lN'~.
at ~ O'Clock nom on that day by william
Kennedy. auctlOneer. the prem ses IN $40
Judgment mentioned and therein described
- follows.
All those four certain los. pieces or
parcels ~ land situate. lying ana oein6 IN
the city OF New York former ly IN the
town Of Morris fnla. County Jf Nestchesisr
ard state OF New York. being lots known
ard designated b. the numbers eigniy-iou,
So. eighty Eve go. eighty-slN ,o"1 anu
clghty-seVen tS0 In block ~. tlVe' on
a map entitled Map A Of real estate stu
ate n the town Of Morr SANTA and County
o. Westchesttr belonging 20 the For'
Morris Land and lmpros ement COMPANY.
dated october LIST, ls6S and hlei IN ths
Office q the Register O. the county %
Westchcster al White plalas On the 10Th
day - October. 1855. as Map No. S3. me
premises hereby conveyed being bounded
and described ne follows: Beginning az
point on the souttefly side ~ one nun
dr6d and Thirty sixth street cis'ahl 'n-
hundred ana twenty-five C2O feet east
varl,y from the intersection formed ~
the said s5uthsrly SIDE q one Hundred
ana Thirty sixth street with the eastsry
side OF St AIMS avenue. running thence
s0utherly and parallel with g. AIMS ave-
nue. one hundred lCW feet 20 tae centre
line % the block thence castwaidly annx
said centre line OF the block one hundred
400 f,et. thence northcriy along the west.
criy sida = lot ~. IS cn said map ana
parallel with st. Arms avenue one hun.
bred 900 feet ~ tho spgtherly side o'
one Hundred md ThIr,y-SiNth street, and
thence westerly along tho s0utherly SIDE OF
Ore Hundred and Thirty sixth street one
hundred G00l feet 70 the point or pace or
beginning. and being the sane prem ses
conveyed 20 he said party Of the FIRST
part thereto by the party OF the second
part by deed bearing even date with said
mortgage which mortgage was given TO
secure a portion OF the purchase money
therefor. ~
Dated New York. February 9th. 1895.
JOHN ". HUTCHINSON, IR.,
Referee.
CHARLES UNANGST
Plaintiff ami Attorney In Personsm.
No 10 Nassau street. New YORK city.
The fol,owltz IS a diagram 0, the prop
erty Aforesaid.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT CITY
ard County Of New YORK. -JlIla T..
Hard. Pialntif. against Jane Mccaifray ct
al. defendants.
In pursuance OF = judgment Of forecl0s-
ure and sale made and entered IN ne
above enfltlea action and bearing date the
o.d day 81 December. 1907. and IN pur-
suance OF an order duly made and entered
herein ani bearing date the 'th day on
February, lsas. l. the undersigned. the
Refefe. named in said judgment viii sell
az public auction az the New lork Real
Estate saes Room. No. III Broadway. IN
the city Of New Torx. On the 3h day OF
March. 1898. az IL o'clock noon Of that
DAY. ~ Peter =. Meyer. auctioneer. III.
mortsaged premises mentioned In the said
Judgment and therein described as follows.
ALL th0s. two certain lots known BY
the numbers . and 10 IN A map Med by The
Number :s2 IN the New Y0.k Register $
ofice AMI -ntliled Map 81 Lands ~ julia
Hari. deceased. al Mount Hope. fremont.
IN the .1'h Ward n the city . New York,
June. is92 Map No. -. certified hy SAID
executors. which said lots are bounded and
described as follow, when taken together;
Westerly In 'front.' by Norris Avenue
Eostheriy ~ lot No. IL. Eastsriy BY iots -
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. sonnhs spots that gave out intriguing mono"

looking spotc that gave out intriguing hollow
sounds-but let that pass
Talklng OF antiquities, know captain retired
on half-pdy who showed me Phpnician water jar
covered with barnacles and shes-pulled up with
nets IN the sea near Carthagena. and two ampha-
ros The history OF which he related In splendid ami
mated windmill fashion But when I spoke Of this
toa mutual friend he just laughed his nsides out
what! that chap digging up ampharos. Well
what Hart Why both of them were given 10 him
land as for PhTnician Jars. don't you know how
they are made? They take a modern one ana sink
1t with cords for few months and II comes up
looking as though It fell Of the Ark" All!
Phpnician jar we all know where thou art to-day
Yellow gold was paid for thee and ages hence thy
iemains Will be unearthed from the ashes of Troy
(N. ".
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EAST THIRD STREET SUPREME
COURT. OF THE CITY AND COUNTY
or NEW YORK.--Samuei Rauch. plain
tn. against Anna Oberle and others, de-
PENDANTS.
IN pursuance ~ a judgment OF fore
closure and sale duly made and entered
in the above entitled action and bearing
date the 18th day ~ February lsn>. ]. the
undersigned. the Referee IN the said iudg-
mant named. Will sell al public auction AZ
the New York Real Estate Salesroom. NJ.
IL Broadway, N the County 81 New York.
CITY % New York. IN the 18th day Of
March. 1895. at twelve o'clock noon on
that day hy Charles A. Berrian. auctloneer
the mortgaged premises In the said judg-
meni mentioned and therein described as
follows:
All that certain lot piece or parcel Of
land. situate In the Seventeenth Ward Of
the City OF New york. known and dis
tlnegshed on Map entitled Map o,
par; % the Lender5 Farm In the Eleventh.
Ward Of the city OF New York" dated
New York. February. 1892. drawn by
number Lost bounded ms follows: 70 Wit:
southwestwardy IN front by Third Street:
ENTHUSIASTICALLY In the rear by a line
drawn through the center of the block and
e1uidis;ant from Third and Fourth Streets:
ENTHUSIASTICALLY OF one side by lot num-
Der 100 on the sad Map. and Southeast
wardly on the other side By lot nun.' or
l07 on the said Map. the division line be
tween the said last mentioned lot number
lO7 and the sad lot. being a line parallel
with Avenue p. and az the distance Of one
hundred and three feet Northwestwarlly
thsrefr0u.
The said lot containing In width. in
front and rear each twenty-f1ur feet. and
In length On each side nlnety-sK Feet ard
two inches.
Dated New York. February 10Th. 1898.
JAMES NJ. WARD.
Referee.
OTTO KEAfPSER
Attorney for plaintiff.
GIGS Park Row. Borough OF Man.
haitian. Y. Y. City.
The premises above described. known as
No. i95 East Third Street. are shown on
the following diagram.
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FORECyOsrRF sal.r..
MERRILL & ROGERS.
f1l'h street.

The Approximate amount OF the Hen or
charge upon the property TO satisfy which
the properly Is % be- sold Is TWO thousand
two hundred and siNty-twO and eleven ,ne-
hundredths dollars 81 -G2. ] -. with interest
thereon from December 23d. 1897. and the
Approximate amount u the taxes. assess
ments and water rents upon the said prop
erty which are 20 be allowed 20 the pur
chaser out 81 the purchase money or are 20
be paid by the Referee. " One hundred and
two and fifty five one hundreiths Dollars
t$lO2 So. with interest from January 2i;h.
ISIS John H. ROGAN.
Referee.
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The approximate amount OF the len or
charge upon the Aforesaid property u
satisfy which the sam. IS to be sod. is
S6GkS.J0 viva interest thereon from
February 3d 1898. together with the costs
u th!s acton and interest. and the ap-
proximate amount Of the charges or lens
Tor taxes. water rents. etc. thereon -
sG3 90. and interest thereon.
The premises will be sold subject 70
prior mortgage agsr,gating slO.JvovO. and
Interest on 100000 thereof from July ith.
1907 az the iate Of per cent. and on
81. 10000 thereof from June 30th. 1897. al
the rate Ok d per cent. per annum.
JOHN ". HUTCHINSON. JR.
Refsree
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THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE Or NEW
York. by the grace Ok God free and
c. Keys. Anna c. Ball. Francis NJ; Weeks.
Andrew Clarence Weeks Elizabeth b.
Bail. Clinton ". Keys. Mary c. Weeks.
Helen r. Weeks Anna W Weeks. cyrus
+. Weeks. De witt {. Weeks, Francis VI.
BAH Funice Winslow Bali Elizabeth Far
rand Ball. the New York city ChIrcn
Extension ana Missionary society OK the
NJ T. Church. the Methodist Episcopal
Hospital o. the City OF Brook IN, the New
York Deac0ness Home and Training Sch1o.
OF IN. 81 f. Church. the Wonan's Fore On
Missionary Society % the VI. +. church.
Saint Chrlstophers Home and ~. Am'rl.
car University manned II the VIII as tne
lngtcn), and TO al. persors interested IN tbs
estate OF De Wtt G. Weeks. late Of the
CITY Of New York deceased. as creditors:
legste.s. next Of kin. or otherwise. send
greeting: Y0u and each ot you are hereby
cited and required personally 20 be and
arpear before our Surrogate Of the CITY
and County Of Sew York. AZ the Sur
r1gate's Court % said city and County,
he'd at the County Court House. In the
city Of New York. on the .th day Of
March 1895 al half-past ter o'clock In the
forenoon II that day. then and there TO at
tend judicial settlement OF the account
OF proceedings q Francis " Weeks ana
John Oscar Ball. as executors of tie last
will and testament OF said deceased. ard
such OF you as are hereby cited. as are
under the age Of twenty-one years. are re
quired 70 appear by your guardian, II you
have one. or II yos have none. 70 appear
and Apply FOR one to De appointed. or IN
the event OF your neglect or failure 10 do
So a guardian Will be appointed by N.
Surrogate to represent and act for you IN
the proceeding
In testimony whereof. We have caused
the Seal Of the SurrOgate's Court o, tire
sad city and county ot New ! oth 10 nr
herDunfo affixed Witness. Hon. Frank i.
Fitzgerald. a Surrogate % our said CITY
and County. az the city o, New York. the
4,h day % January, In the year
LIS. of our Lord one thousand elgh,
hundred and nlnety-elght.
J. FAIRFAX MLAUGHLlN.
CLERK Of the Surrogate's Court.
FORSTER & SPElR.
Atiorn.ys Tor Executors
80 Wall Street New York city.
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SURROGATE NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Hon.
Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate % the
City and COunty " New-Iork. Notice Is
hereby given 20 all persons having claims
against J. Salisbury Breess. late OF thu Civ
OF New-York deceased 10 present the
same with vouchers thereof 10 the sub
scrlber at her place OF transactlng bus-
ness. a. the office OF FreIlng II. Smith. No.
ii5 Broadway. in the city OF New-York.
on or before the 23i day OF June. 1888.
next.
Dated New-York. the 2lst day OF Deem
Der. 1897.
AUGUSTA r. BREESE.
ADMINISTRATIVE.
FRELING II. SMITH.
Attorney for Administrative,
No. 1lJ Broadway, y. Y. City
IN PURSUANCE OF .AN,ORDER o, Hon.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. a'Surrogate Of the
City and County OF New-York. Notice Is
hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against Sarah Earle. late Of the city o.:
New-York deceased 10 present the sam.
with vouchers thereof TO the subscriber at
his place Of transacting business. No. 10
Peade-st IN the City OF Sew-York. on or
before the fr.' day OF July next
Dated NewYork. the csth day Of De
cember. 1897.
FRANCIS B. GRIFFIN.
Executor
BROwNELL a PATTERSON.
Attorneys FOR Executor.
II Wali-st.,
New-York City.
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a1st 81 Get no. go Easp

The approximate amount OF tne men %
he =, .atisly which tnls property IS 10
30 Ia : 81 80. with interest from an
arv %. lsJs bes.des costs ahc az. 49,
T.r.,at, 2 1875. and the eXpsnses OK ths
&c estimated at si25. The approximate
s'.',,rt - taxes. assessments and other
lens upon the property. ~n,ch are ~ ~, ~
I" i.', -,.ooey a. which are 10 be paid py
,h4 KeIelee. Is s2Gs.U3 and Interest,
EDWIN b. ROOT. keferea
LEE * LEE.
DtatpfIfffs Attorneys
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LOST.
MACHINERY.

EMBELLISHMENTS ana subscriptions for
on IriOuae received at .hs.r Uptown
a. no. l.li2 BrosavSy. "a door n2tth
tls,a.s'-, Ei.N o o'cl3ck >. n. aver
efes' received ~ TIE following DrD7fn
regular oHlce rates Until Q cock
jsi ~ "a shave. .. =. cor. 2sd.
Ave ave. or. l2th-s'.: Macys. YIN
We, r 70 s<ih-st. ~ cclumtgs~s near
AVA e.n-st. 100 Vest s21-st.. neer 9Th
" Eax. llsh-st-,
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OLD COLD a SILVER WANTED.

SEND Us yoIr Oh soli. Jewe!ry. &c. We
send certified check for fur value there
Of Bank references. Established 1871
GEORGE y. JOYCE. 81 Fulton-st
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East 80 street.

East 80 Street.
The approximate amount OF the plain
tins lien upon said property 70 SATISFY
which the same Is 10 be sold Is 81 s32 y
There are two prior mortgages for $1,000
and $4,000. with Interest from December
nth. 1897. and from September llth. 1897.
respectively The taxes and water rents
unpaid upon said premises Approximate
Sl1l.50. JAMES NJ. WAkD,
Referee.
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HAIR REMOyERs.

sUPESFLUoUS HAIR. moies. destroyed
by electricity: faces rounded: PHYSICIANS
rsfe.enoes. HELEN BRIGGS. "a West
33d-st
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u,1IIARp AND FOOL TABLES.

Of Billiard ant Poll
-sh,es. reasonable prices. easy terms
Why pros i24 Easf l3tn-st.
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pr,rvAT-F American family offer largo
an; room. with board adults refer
mes IG6 Wes; 1856:
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BOARD AND Rooms

A GENTLEMAN ard WIFE. going 10
horsekeeping. who have for years en-
,sxed ia comforts 81 refined home 81
Ri Wee 76,h-st., about 70 vacate their
go trent. vell-turrished room recon-
800 n % any party looking for excelien.
lsa-a. reference required.
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NATCHMAN Ply an old soldier as night
or day Waterman or 70 take charge OF
gang OF men: can give Nrst-clsss refer
.rce. Addres. {. y. AYERS. 81 East
loth-st
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l7rE-sT.. 50 WEST. Fro, hall room On
..ccaa ro3r. with board: references given
.nd required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-23

|,r,acftNtN -- Thoroughly understands
care Lor.ss. carriages. seven years wit
o., ara per-1nsl city reference one en-
.J"ver. excellent driver: willing. obigins-
q. ". 2G2 berry st. Brooklyn
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pr.o"s,r 10 ONE.
o.-ry SrpEr-
SD STREET.

DrAGPAM 40 TWO.
a.r-ru lTnrEr
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STORAGE-
WORK WANTED.

COMPANION. Sc--A lady. having glv.n
W Housekeeping. wishes 10 place her
useful companion and housckeeper. who
mas served her faithfully FOR thr.s years.
Address Miss BEATTIN. 70 Ocean-ave..
jersey city. y. J.
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,7-Ti-sr.. 80 wDST.-Front hall room on
seconE -oo-. with board rs;e-en,'s g'ver
~ -@r-lTel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-23

MASSECSE graduate. wishes patients a.;
their private residence: physicians ref
ereuces lO1 E.-s; J4th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-23

VOTING MAN. handy with all tools wants
position: also good pernan understands
both IN. English and German languages.
Address PHI. FRFCK HARDWOOD, y Y.
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DRESsNA!kING.

vREsSNAK experienced dress
MACE acs e. Customer out sy day pes
fest tes s1.s. latcS spr,rg siyl -: feSoods,s,
Gl.e.s. misses WORK. refere;l "a Add css
G. 20. 10. 1912 Broadway.
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YOUNG MAN would like steady WORK
where he can advance him refer
once Address MICHAEL ROACH. Is Am
sierdam-ave.
YOUNG MAN. q. wishes position in e1-
rress Office: best references employed at
present as stenosrapAer. 233 Broadway.
Room 9O4.
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PORTER. &c.-By well-dress>i colorod
man. perfectly sober: city reference,
handy at anything: wishes place as porter.
coornan or kltchen-msn. X, l.2i2 Broad
way
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YOUNG MAN (22). good appearance. does
nor Use liquor or tobacco. smart. honest
and oblgiug wants nice place: years n
ono plpce In country: best reference.
OWEN. Box ~. 242 Broadway.
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WHO WILL GIVE bright. energetic
American. rs years Old some hing 70 do2
First-class penman. references. F.. Loo
81 Mark s-sve. Brooklyn.
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SABBATH OBSERVERS want employ
ment In any capacity. with privilege Of
the seventh day. all In sympathy with the
pecalocus as promOtvs % the spiritual
and temporal welfars OF humanity are en-
treated % aid the cause. Kindly address,
TIE JEWISH SABBATH OBSERVANCE
ASSOCIATION. p. o. Station =.
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WATCHNAE.--By a Trustworthy sober
German as Waterman ~ any kind; best
references. Apply WESSELER. 3i9 East
Iefh-st.
The age-herald., 1898-10-27
LOSS MAY REACH $1O,OOO.OO
One Occupied By Beck Candy and
 Grocery Company.
OTHER BY HUDSON GROCERY co.
Flames Originated from the Careless ness of Some One in Banking Fires Under Boiler Furnace
 Water Did Damage.

A blaze which originated from the care- lessness of some one in banking fires under a boiler almost totally destroyed one build ing and caused another to be deluged with water shortly after 12 o'clock last night. The loss will probably amount to $1O,OoO
 The building which was nearly destroyed is in Morris avenue, between Twentieth and Twenty y-first streets The first floor Is occupied by the G. W. Hobson Wholesale Grocery company, the second by the re- pairing and upholstery shop of Ben M. Jacobs & Bros, furniture dealers. In the third floor was stored the unused outfit of a, printing establishment.
 The next building, only separated from it by a narrow alley, was occupied by the Beck Candy and Grocery company. The demage to the stock was almost entirely by water. MT. Beck estimates his loss on stock at from $1,50O to $2OO), fully covered by insurance
 G. w. Hobson is a resident of East Lake, and could not be seen this morning. His stock of groceries were stored entirely on the first floor, and was damaged only by water. The second and third floors were
The age-herald., 1898-10-27

It is now rumored that General Chanoine resigned the war office portfolio out of pique at the refusal of the general stan commission to give him command Of an army corps.
 Extraordinary police precautions have been ordered against possible disturbances at the court of cessation tomorrow, when the Dreyfus revision appeal will be heard.
 The Soir hears in diplomatic circles that France is prepared to evacuate Fashoda, with the reservation that she shall receive some compensation to be arranged hereaf- ter.
 "This" says the Sor, "is the result of a new argument advanced by Lord Salis- bury to the effect that as the dispatch of the Marchand expedition was not notified to Great Britain with the usual outcome, Great Britain is prepared to dispute Ma jor Merchandise right to hold the terri tory occupied.
 "As the Quai d'Orsay is thus placed in a false position through the fault of M. Hanotaux, the predecessor of M. Delcasse, the latter is forced to recognize the justice of the British objections"