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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01

SUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
OF NEW YORK. &. Brown.
plaintiff. against Louis Aaron and others.
Defendants.
In pursuance OF jutgnen, Of forsclos-
ure and sale male and entered in tho
above entitled action and bearing date tns
signed. the Referee in said jud gment
named. will sell AT public auction. al the
Exchange salesroons. No. Ill Broadway.
in the Borough OF Manhattan. IN the city
Of New York. on Tuesday the first day %
March. lsss. at ~ o'clock noon. by Will
lam Kennedy. Auctioneer. the premises N
said judgment mentioned and therein de-
scribed as follows:
OF Land. situate lying and being on The
southsrly SIDE II Forty-hrst Street. in the
CITY OF New York. In the County and state
OF New York. and bounded and described
az follows:
Beginning al a poln, on the southsrly
side OF said Forty-iirst street distant two
hundred and eighty-five feet easteriy from
the southeasterly corner 81 Forty first
thence easterly along the southerly side q
Forty-frs; Street sixteen feet. thence
southerly parallel with Second Avenue and
through the party wall between the said
house and the house next easterly sdjoin-
ing the same. ninety eight feet nine incass
10 the centre line Of the block between
Forty-frst and Fortieth Streets thence
westerly along said last mentioned line,
sixteen feet. and thence northery parallel
with Second Avenue and through the party
wall between the said frst mentioned
dwsliing house and the house next westerly
adjoining the same. nin-ty-eigh feet nins
inches to the southerly side 81 Forty-nrst
Street. at The point Of beginning
Being the same premises conveyed 70
Pfeifter ard Maria. his wife. by deed dated
September 18th 1890, and recorded Sep
TENDER iTth. 1890. IN Liber 1881 OF Convey
ances al page l35.
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rORECLOsuRE SALES.

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srPRCME COURT. NEW YORK cot N
TY'-Jamcs 4. Ridden. plaintiff. against
Ellen II. Chambers and others. defendants.
In pursuance of a judgment OF t.r"-
closure and sale. duly made ana entered ~
the above entitled action. TO- zoe osa' ,ns
dat. 2ist day Of February 1sss. l. inc
Undersigned The referee In said juismeh'
named Will sell ~ public auction. a. me
New York Real Estate Salesloom. No. III
Broadway. In the city - New OK.
22h day Of March. 1885. at twelYe
o'clock noon OF that day by ID. Phoenix
InCraham. auctioneer. the premises ID
said Judgment entipncd. end therein DC
Land. now situate IN the borough Of the
Bronx. in the city ~ Now York. described
In said mortgage as follows:
Al. that cerisir lot, piec. or parcel OF
ty- fourth ward u the ''ty. County and
state OF New York known and designated
hy IN. number seven 90 ~ certain
map emitted "property q Joseph ;. WOOD
iu,na s,.s't G. T.. June. :sas. and nied in
tho office Of the Register Of New YORK
Count June l.t. 1906. which said lot IS
bounded and described Ms follows or ,aid
map: beginning At vnint on the Westerly .d'
sife %, Prospect Terrace distant MY 900
feet -ou'herly from the corner formt.d ~
the intersection OF the southerly SIDE Z
ghirtsenth Street with the westerly side of
Prospect le~rtCS. ru0Nln~ tfNHNe tcSNIttF
para,el with Thirteenth street ard s.0ne
TIE line dividing lots Six and Seven on said
map one hundred 900 feet. thence south
erly parallel with Prospect Terrace along
the line dividing lots -Four and scyen on
said map twenty-five (20 Feet. thsnce
oasterly parallel with Thirteenth street
along the line dividing lots seven and
Eight on said map one hundred 900 feet
10 Prospec. Terrace, thence northcriy along
Prospect Terrace twenty-five go feet to
the point or place ~ beginning. H.ing
portion Of lot rumbcr eight hundred ana
niretv-nlrc 800, On n map entitled Nap
OF the Village OF Wakefield. In the Towns
Of East and WcstcheStcr. We-tchostsr
County. New York" made by Henry Is.
Miller Civil Engineer nni Surveyor. dated
May. 1854. and now on file In The or'ce OF
the Register OF wss,chester County at
White Plains.
Together with all the right. title ana IN
terest of the party Of the first part. OF. In
and to Prospect Terrace to the centre
thereof In front OF and adjoining SAID
premises. 49,,
Dated New York February Path. 1898.
CHARLES y. MORGAN.
Referee.
HARRIS & CORWTN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
100 Nassau Street, New York.
The following is a diagram Of the prem
ises 70 be sold.
Number OF premises Ia 49, Prospect Ter
rccc.
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ONE HUNDRED AND rHrRTY-srxTH

ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SlHIa
STREET Supreme Court. CIV ana
County y New yOrS.-charies Jnahs~
against John J. Fitzpatrick and others.
In pursuance OF a Judgment or tofse.yS
gre and sale. made aud entered IA -
above entitled action. and bearing date No
4th day u February. lss.. J. We 49,,
signed. the referee therein NAMED. VIII ~.
al public auction. Al the New-fo-k heal
Estate SaesrOom, No. III Broadway, y
the Borough OF Manhattan, In the ciiy ~
New YORK on the "a d4y y Marc.. ~,
A, IL O'Clock noon on TINT day. by "liian
kenEelly auct.oncsr the premises " -.
Judgment mentioned and therein described
az follows
All those four certain lots. pieces or
parcels % land situate. iying ana oe.hs
the city OF New York formerly ia tas
town Of Morrisania. County = NestchestrI
and state Of New York. being lots known
and des grated b. the numbers elgni -l.-
go eigh,y-nve feO. eichfy-siH $50 ara
e,rh,v-seyen go IN block y. lhye, N
a map entitled Nap A n real estate ~ y
ate IN the town OF M0rr.sanla and roIny
OF westche-er belonging 20 ne Fon
sstes october 'i is,.. isss. ana hlei IN IN.
Office Of the Register 81 the County, ~
Westchester AZ White Plains on tne lo'n
day u october. 1868. az Map No. -, -
premises hereby conveyed being oounfel
and described as follows. Beginning a.
point on the southerly side OF one HUT
dred and Thirty-sixth street dl.'aht on'
ys-dlv from the intersection tormHf ~
the said southeriy side % one Hundred
and Thirty-s.xth street with the eastef.y
side 81 st. AIMS avenue, running tnencs
southerly and parallel with -. AIMS ave-,
nue. one hundred 900 feet 20 ne cen,N
line Of the block thence eas,wardiy s.ons
said centre line ~ the block one nunirei
200 feet thence northerly along the west.
erly side ~ lot No ss or said map ana
parallel with st. Arms avenue one nun
dred 900 feet 70 the scuthery SIDE %
one Hundred md Thlr'y-sixth street, sni
thence westerly along the southery side q
one Hundred and Thirty sixth street n.
hundred 900 feet 10 the point or pace OF
beginning. and being the same premises
conveyed n he eaid party 81 the frst
part thereto by the party OF the second
part BY deed bearing even date with said
mortgage which mortgage vas given 20
secure a portion OF the purchase money
therefor. $3.50
Dated New York. February eth. 1898.
JOHN W. HUTCHINSON. yR.
Re.ereA
CHARLES UNANGsT.
Piainti~ and Attorney IN PerSonam
No rs Nassau street. New York city.
The following Is q diagram Of the prop
erty Aforesaid.
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KLONDIKE OJTFITTERs.

ALASKA FUR SUITS.
Sleeping Bags and Blanket Robes. F1r,t
house In the business. Beet goods. lowest
prices Call before purchasing WIN. ".
HART & co. ~ East .i2th-st
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received az their rp,ow n
Once. No. !. H2 Broadway. "a toor North
Of Slst-st.. until O'clock ,. m. advsr-
tsemenis received 81 the following branch
Offices al RET lar Office rates unt.l s O'Clock
p. M, VIZ: rs shave. .. e. cor. 23d-st. I,
ib2 shave. cor. i2th-st. Mays. 9th
ave. and l4th-s;.; i42 colun.tGs-ave.. near
West 6sth-st. iCG Nesi i2c-st near 9Th
ave. 81 RAs. l4th-st. 237 Wee, 42d-st..
between 9Th and sth sves- it9 Esst 9TH
-; I,a8S 3t-Gve. between Tofh and 7Ttn
t. .o26 oa-sye nesI 6lst-st.: 7Os lst-
ave. near setn-tt.: $50 sd-avs.. nssI 4ist-
r; oo4 5d-sye. 40 Blseoker-st.: s2S
bIsecker-sr; 2.3Oe s1-ave. 40 East 10th
~. 1921 3i-ave. 2 s82 Sc-avs.; & Am
SessdGn-avs.: S2 West <2d-A-
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spOOK PICTURES IN COURT.
MRS. RooERss SPIRIT GUIDES FIGURE IN An
INQUIRY AZ TO HER MENTAL CONDITION.

Mas ROGERS'6 'tPIRlT UClDES FIUc-dI " ~
INQUIRY Az TO HER MENTAL CONDITION.
Samuel w Mnbank. William X. Wills and Dr.
George A. Dixon. the commissioners appointed by
the courts 10 examine into the sanity OF Mrs. Har-
rte, y Rogers who was the widow OF Alfred Beach.
Editor O. The Scientific American were employed
Yesterday in The attempt 70 decide whether he
lief in sprltualism was sufficient evidence OF In
sanity Their task not 50 described. but that
was what It amounted TO.
The investigation into Mrs. Rogers mental con-
ditlon was set on foot by her children. who con-
tended that her husband. Henry r Rogers. a spr-
.tuaistio medium" had induced her TO transfer
all her property TO him 10 The amount OF about
100000 This transfer they trying to prove in
valid on the ground that Mrs Rogers was insane.
Mrs Rogers Is about seventy years old. In 1891
she spent severa, months in the shelter Of Bloom
fnsdale and was confined in 1855 In the Hartford
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vourcL0suRB SALES.

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xr,v yopx ,UPREME COURT. CITY
and County 81 New x.C.m,.x =,
Had, Plaintiff. aga'nst jane
In pursuance ~ judgment Of 'ofroioe-
u,c ard sale. made and entered IN ,ne
sh.vc entitied action and bearing date tns
ia day n December 1891, ana IN pef.
r,ance O, an order duly made anf entsre.
herein and bearing date the YIN gay ..
February. 1873. I. the nnderr. fnea; 20,
Referoe NAMED in saii Judgment; ~" 80
AZ hubble auction AZ the New YORK feal
E.,sts ss.s, Room. No. III Broadway. "a
the City u New York, on the Jth any "
Msrch POS. AZ ~ o. clock nom 81 t.st
DAY. by Peter r. Meyer. auc'pnset. tns
mortgaged premises mentioned IN zoe ala
Judgment ana therein described as goh"ss,
ALI. those two certain lots Known ny
the numbers and 10 IN n map n.ed by tns
Number ~ "a the New YORK ksxls,ef
ofrce and entitled Map % Lands ~ JbIia
Hari deceased. AT Mount Hope. Tfeuont'
IN the Kan ward u the CITY - New fV!s;
June 1897 lNap No. d. certified ~ ssl1
executors. which saif lots are bounded ard
described a. follows when taken bss,hss;
Npr'fer'v fy ,of NJ. ~ Fasteriy h los -
on said map. each 10, being twenty -hye r1o)
feet vide and one hundred 400 feet deep.
more or less.
Dated New York. February iith. 1898.
JOHN II. ROGAS
Referee
MrRRrr.L 4 ROGYRs.
Plafnt'~s Attorneys
III Broadway. New York city.
i.ss described In the foregoing notice;
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l36rH-Sr.

The Approximate amount Of the Lien or
charge upon the Aforesaid property 10
satisfy which the same Is TO be sod. 70
So SIS so, with interest thereon from
February ID fsas. together with the costs
or this actioa and interest, ard tho ap-'
proximate amount OF the charges or liens
FOR taxes, water rents. etc. thereon -
S63 co. and interest thereon.
The premise. will ne sold subject 70
prior mortgages aggr, eating $40. so. %. ard
Interest on so 600 90 thereof from July tth.
1897 al the .ate 81 per cent. and on
81 500 % thereof from June 30th. 1897. a.
the rate OF per cent. per annum.
JOHN W. HUTCHINSON. JR.
Referee
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INFORMATION WANTED.

FRANCIS.-If Thomas Price Francis. ate
OF Ferndaie. Hlmboio, County. Cali
foIniS. vii. communicate with Messrs X.
Thomas a Frencis. solicitors. Cardiff.
England. he viii hear O! something 10 his
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i74fh street.

The approximate amount Of the len ~
charge UPON the property - satsfy vniea
The properly n % b. sold u Two tnprstnd
two hundred and sixty two and eieteu yAe-
hundredths dollars 81 252 u, WIN lnts sss
thereon from December 23G. 1891 ana no
approxirrsfe amount - the taxes. a-~sS
ments and water rents Upon me sac PiyD-
eTfy which al, 20 10 allowed 70 the ssf
chaser out Of the purchase money, Or arc 20
be paid by the Referee Il one hundred am
two sad nfty-dge one hunlredths boiitLs
0iG2 55j. with intsrest rom January -fth'
Isas JOHN II. ROGAN.
Referee
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CANADIANS SOCIAL MEETING.

The Canadian Society OF New-York had a smoker
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last evening. this being
the first Of several meetings for which arrange
ments made recently. About one hundred
and fifty members OF the society were present DR..
j. A. Mack presided at the meeting and among
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01

,bo.s present were Dr. Wofred Nelson. T. J. Glib
snn tho Rev Braddn Hamilton, J. t. Patterson.
II b. Hlginbotham H. c. Hunter and Dr. William
Ferguson
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MACHINERY.

~NN~NN~NNNrNN/NNO1~O NSNNNNODNNNo~oO,
AT REDUCED PRICES.-5O0 secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE 3. EDDY. SeS Madi-
gOn-st
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HARDWOOD MAyTELs a TILES.

xoorrvocorO>oooN.~~o oooo~orSoooc~o~
ELEGANT hardwood msntels. Sl2 up:
freplsces. gas logs. shoHrccns and fac
tor, 24s Front near Fulton Ferry.
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STORAGE.

~oo.N-No~ooNo~00ooO0o -0-0o~N-oJNo~o~oOo~c~~o~
NETROPOLITAN Storage Warehouse and
Vans POP and 2o4 Mercer-st.; branch Of
fee. Dos Broacway. corner 44th-st. fur
niture removed boxed and shipped Tele-
phone. Spring 46S
THE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES 1875 1G7-l6S West 32i-st. Stor-
are N ling Telephone 7G4 3Sf1-st.
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SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK coUN-
TY.-Icabelll :. Hayden. plaintiff.
against Ellen NJ. Chambers and others. Do
PENDANTS.
In pursuance ~ q Judgment Of fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered in
the above entitled action. and bearing
date tho 2lst day OF February. lses. I, the
undersigned. the referee in said judgment
New York Real Estate Salesroom. No. III
Broadway In the city o, New York,
Borough OF Manhattan. on Tuesday. the
22d day OF March. 1898 NJ twelve
Ingraham. auctioneer. the premises in said
judgment mentioned and therein de
scribed as follows; All that certain lot Of
land land now situate rae. IN The Borough Of the
In said mortgage as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land situate, wing and being In the Tween
ty-rourth Ward ~ the city. County and
state Of New York, known and designated
by the number eight ts) on n certain
map entitled Property az Joseph 5. Wood
al Williamsbrldee. y. y" made hy 3.
Hufnasel. {; T.. June, 1894. and hled in
County June LIST. 1896, which lot is bound
ei and described as follows on said map:
beginning NJ point on the westerly side
OF Prospect Terrace distant one hundred
inches northerly from the corner formed by
the intersection Of the no-therly side 81
Twelfth Street and the Westerly side OF
Prospect Terrace. running thence Westerly
parallel with Twelfth Street and along the
line dividing lots Eight and Nine on said
map one hundred 400 feet. thence north
erly parallel with Prospect Terrace along
the line diviiinr lots Four and Eight on
said map twenty-five (25) feet. thence
easteriy and parallel with Twelfth Stree,
along the line dividing lots Seven and
Eight on said map one hundred 900 feet
TO Prospect Terrace. thence southerly along
Prospect Terrace twenty-five (25) feet to
the point or place Of beginning. Being a
portion of lot number eight hundred and
nlnety-nlne 1901 on n map entitled Map
OF the Village OF Wakefield. IN the Towns
Of East and Westchester. we.tchestsr
County. New York" made BY Henry t.
Miller. Civil Engineer and Survey or. dated
May. 1854. and now on Ole in the Office OF
the Register OF Westchester County at
White Plains.
Dated New York, February Gath. 1895.
CHARLES ~ MORGAN.
Referee.
HARRIS a CORWrN.
Plaintiffs Attorney
l3) Nassau Street. New York
The following is e diagram Of the prem
ises 10 be sold.
Number OF premises is 49, Prospect Ter
race.
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.UPERFLUoUs HAIR REMOVERs

oOo%NNo%NNNNN~NN
sUPERFLUOUS HAIR. noles, destroyed
by electricity; faces rounded; physicians
references. HELEN BRIGGS. "a West
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Thirteenth Street.

The Approximate amount OF the lien or
charge for which the above property Is 10
he sold is g.. $50. and also in addition
thereto unpaid taxes amounting approx
mately 10 $500.
CHARLES y. MORGAN.
Rlfercs.
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OLD GOLD & SILVER WANTED

N~~~~~~~N>O~~No.~ONcDoN oDNDN/DNONNONe|>|Uo~1I
SEND Us your old gold. jewelry, &c. Ee
send certified check for fun value there
Of BANK references Established 1899.
GEORGE y. JOYCE 80 Fulton-st.
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MIRRORS AND FRAMES.

JOHN c. GRAUI. 1877 West 23d-st.. old
est and largest store OF It's kind in
Greater New-York
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MISCELLANEOUS.

>~~><~ooyo->o.oN~~ON.O N-ONOOoOONNOo--N
LITERARY LADY quiet. refined. would
share rooms with one OF similar pursuits
and character. Address REFERENCE.
PHN IS . Coz 3d-av~.
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billiard AND POOL TABLEs.

MANUFACTURERS O, Billiard and Pool
Tables. reasonable prices. easy terms
MARI PROS f2f East 1f'h-st
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The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge for which the above property I. 10
be sold 10 S2.62o. and also in addition
thereto unpaid taxes amounting approx
mstsiy % &26.o0.
CHARLES u. MORGAN.
lu-I 6cfaree.
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OBESITY CURE.

INDIGESTION, constipation. rheumatism.
spinal curvature. nervousness, paral
treated with mechanical massage, swedish
movements. by machinery. artificial horse
back; stationary bicycle. LANDER IN
STrTr-TT 90 Wes. safh-s'
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

.roooooooococ~NoN >N0NONoNNNONNo~N
FOR SALE OR RENT.-Sesh and Bind
Mas: well equirnei modern machinery.
LLOYD W. GROVER. H'ghtstown. \. j.
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DIST Street CNo. $50 Kasto.

The approximate amount Of the lien ~
charge 10 satisfy which this property 10 -
be sold is Sd 2SS. with interest from JAhu-
AIRY ~ ls9s. besides coats and allowance
amounting to &2s5. IS with interest from
January y. 1895. and the expenses OF vas
sale. estimated at tiS. The apprpfinsss
amount e taxes. assessments anu o'"s.
Hens upon the property. which are 10 -
allowed to the purchaser cut OF the put
chase money. or which are 10 be paid ~
the Referee, 10 &26s ~ and interrs.
EDWIN Is. ROOT. hetsf
LEE LEE.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at the't tptoMn
Once, No. st2 Broadway. 81 door nor,a
OF 3ist-st, until o O'Clock y. m. aiNei>-
tis.ncnls received az the following rrancn
Offices at regular once rates until cioSx
o. m, wiz: 2s4 18th ave, = g cor. -'n -
in2 Sth-sve. cor. i:th- St Mays. oth-
ave and i&th-st. lte columbus ave. near
West 86th st 100 West AL st. near 9Th
ave 81 East ltth-st.. IS. West t2d st.
hctwesr eth and 9Th ayes. lap East t,tN-
ST.: I. a3s I'd ave-. between 18Th and .'th
sts ara 3d-ave.. near eist-st. Los lat
ave. near seth-st $50 81 ave. near <ist-
g.: So A-ave.: 2io Bleeckeret: ~
Piescker- 2.v0e Shave. go East 10Th
~ 4 ncl Shave 2 s62 2d-sve.: o. AM
sterdam- ave: to2 West &d-se
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CHIROPODIsT.

DIR. LEVY, IS Lafayette Place. and
Yves. 24th-st., cures corns. ingrowins
rliLs and buniors
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TURKISH BATHS.

PEOPLE OF culture ard refinement take
Turkish. Electric and Roman Baths az
MILLFR'S Al West 26th-s,
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BOOKSEL LERS.

OC-Cobbett's Advice" Dante's Ban
quet." Walton's Lives. Afford
Queens English" Haus-s Tales"
pr ATT. lsl 6th-eve.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

~~~~>~>~~~~~~~~-~>~~~ ~~~~~~c>~~~~">-~S~~-~~~~o
IRVING II.ACE. i4.--Corner buildings
every room heated: sveTy improvement;
best location.
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WORK WANTED.
Female.
COMPANION BY a refined lady com
panlon and general assistant to elderly
lady or gentleman. Gcrman-E zlish: win
traVel, reference. moderate: no cards
Address l. CASTALDO sos 3oave.
cONPANlON.--By young woman com
psniOn TO elderly woman Address
READER S32 West 23d-st
COMPANlON.-Hy young German lady Of
good family. as companion or to take
pare Of child. best refsrsnceA lie DAst
69th-st.. third floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01

GARDENER. Single. ~: thoroughly un-
fe-stanfs greenhouses gardens. lawns:
10 years. reference; life experience IN man
sgement gentiemen's places. F.. Box 2O5.
$40 ave
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Sincie. thoroughly understands nis uus.
ness: can milk and be general 4
moderate wages. best city reI, or,.s
dress COACHMAN. Box :. lrIpuH, y.--
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-08-03
PROM oTIoNS.
Upon Recommendation of Col. BobIeter Various
Members Of Company A Step Up Higher

By the resignation Of the captain of
Company 81 Of st. James, chance fol
promotion for someone was created, and
1t. Buschers Of Company A being the
ranking captain the honor fell to him.
It is an honor that he has earned in more
ways than one.
Nj a vacancy having also occurred in
Company 3, by the resignation of the
1st5 lieutenant, Louie Mueller, the 2ad
lieutenant Of Company A, was appoint-
ed to fill it.
This left two vacancies in Com pany A
and they were at once filed by the COM
missioning Of Albert Koch as 1st lieuten-
ant and Sergeant Robert Fritsche as End
lieutenant.
s9 Information as to the successor Of
Sergeant Frltsche has not yet reached
New g I'M. ss2
Capt. Steinhauser, Of course, will be
loaths TO part with his two junior officers,
after SO many years Of service together,
but ne will at least have the satisfaction
8of knowing that their places were filed
by competent and acceptable men of
hissown command. Fritschs and Koch
are sure to make good officers.