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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-09
Real Estate Private Sales.

Samuel GOldsticker has sold for Mary @, Plnkney
six lots on south side OF l24th street. 22b feet west OF
Columbus avenue. for Improvement.
l. j. Phillips & Co. are reported to have sold FOR tho
Jay estate eight lots on the northwest corner OF l0Sth
street and Central Park West for about 500. 900.
10 Hermann Wronkow No. $40 West Fourteenth
street. q four-story brownStone dwelling. 25xlO3.3.
on private terms.
j. lie Boutillier has sold No.13s West Fifty eighth
street to a Nr. Hendricks.
builder willishauser has sold to Henry Open
chas d through Stabler & Smith, on the north side or
Ninety.third street, l25 feet west Of West End
avenue.
Percy N. Stewart and II, Ives Smith have sold TO
Georg, G. Miner No 800 West Ninety.flrst street, a
hve.story American basement dwelling. On lot
g5xl0O,
Ge, rye Pepper has sold the f%athousr, 25xsO. at tho
southwest corner of Eighth avenue and 18Th street.
Bargebuhr a Son have sold for Mary New alzer
the Hve,story hatLouse, 25xS5X 100 II. No. 10 Yves
Ninrty. ninth street. at $4,000 to II. Sturt. who
civ : in part payIncnt the southwest corner Of Sec
Nicholas ,. walsh has sold 10 an investor for A,
Kaufman. the iye'atoTy store nni lott building soA
lO5, No. ~ Pearl street,
In BROOKLYN A. II. Merritt has sold, for a Ar, Chap
man, TO John s. Eaklns ths thTee.stOry DTOwnstOne
fr mi dwelling. 20xlOO No. 2N3 Hancock street, FOR
Rev. T.. 4. BulKley. n vacant lo,. 22Sl0O. on the west
sid OF Gr9nd av, nue., 1903 feet west Of Gates avenue,
on private { rms; and for l.. Hcydenrich. Ia Mary w.
Davis. the three.EtOry and basement hrOwnStOnri rOnt
dwell ling, on lot 2Ox 100, No. a5DS state street, for 81 900;
also, James l.. BruInley sold In partition the one
Of Waverly avenue, 2l3.5 teet south of Flushing
avenue. 10 7. O'Iteilly for 81. 700 hlsn. the east side
OF Fourth avenue, 75.2 feet south OF Fifty'nrst street,
25XlOO. TO A. Shultz for 1913; also, the east side OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-09
Real Estate Auction Sales.

AT the Broadway Salesroom yesterday William VI.
Ryan sold No. ll3 East |! 9TH street. ~ feet east Of
Park avenue, lSXlOO.ll, three.story stone front
dwelling, foreclosure. to Daniel Cunningham Tor
SCI, 500; also No. ll77 Secpnd avenue, northwest
corner OF Sixty.sccond street, 2j.5x10, nvestory
stone front store ana tenement house. foreclosure. 10
Alexander Scott. plaintiff for $4,000.
Philip A. Smyth sold Prospect avenue. as widcncd.
east side. ll2 feet north from west side or Westrhes'
ter avenue; runs east 3E.l | to west side OF West
chester avenue x north 5OX west 81. . to cast side OF
Prospect avenue \ south 80 feet to beginning. parti.
ton. to Morris Wink, rs, for 81. l25.
george X. Read sold No. 352 West Twenty'n
street. near Ninth avenue. three story brick and
stone dwelling, lot ID. llI4x74. "a. executor sale, t.
Twenty. irst street, similar house. lot lO.0al al,
executors sale. TO George +. WilcONson. for Sl3.2OO;
also No. 332 West Fifteenth street, fourstnry brick
English basement pr vatr dwelling, lb.sxl5KhO. ex'
ecutOr's sale. to George +. WilcoXsnn for 81, 400.
william Kennedy sold Albany avenue. northwest
corner or Myrtle street, lOOXlOO, Last hester, FORE
closure. to Lewis Bach for 5il5; also Myrtle Avenue.
north side, 100 feet east Of Albany avenue. l0ONlOO.
East Chester, foreclosure, TO Edward ]. Biebermann
for $500.
Bryan l.. Kennedy sold No. 40 East l34th street.
$40 feet west OF Park avenue. "hxS9. ~. nve,story
brick HAT house, to William j. NJ klas for 9l5.i23;
also No. 2BO West Eightv.ninth street, 1913 feet east
of West End avenue, l6XlOO.S :. four-story stone front
dwelling. foreclosure t. the Bradley AZ Currier Com
pany, Limited, 10 william j. Nicklas for Sl7 OBS.
James l.. Wells sold. both street, north sid. 100
feet west Of Elton avenue. 45xlOO. foreclosure. TO
Mos \ q. Wright. plaintin, for eo,2lh
street. Willow Terrace, No. ., north side. llj feet
west Of Third avenue. 2Oxl02.2. threo"story brlck
dwelling. foreclosure, - Bernard Wcixelbaum, plain
tin, for 10, 800.
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ARREsTED IN Police COURT.
Conductor Proved y Thier when ne
Went to Nnii n ThteE.

Two weeks ago last Saturday Mrs. Louise
Simonson. who is n buyer for a jewclry house in
Richmond, Va, boarded u Broadway cable car
at the Post Office. To her belt was attached a
satchel containing $4,000 worth Of jewclry. AS
she left the car at Thirty.flfth street The satchcl
became urfastened and fell to the floor. One of
the passengers noticed 1t n minute later and
handed it over to the conductor. chris Kennedy.
1t WAS taken by him to the office Of the Metro.
politan Traction Company, where an inventory
of the contents was made. When Mrs. Simon
son called for 1t she found that six diamond
rings were missing.
When John McGrath, an cx-convict, was ar
raigned in Jefferson Market Court yesterday on
a charge of robbery, William Robinson. n Broad
way railroad conductor, appeared TO go on his
bond. Robinson, who had been under surveil-
lance, was arrested. When he was searched six
PAWN tickets FOR the missing rings were found
in his pockets. Magistrate SirnEis, at the re.
quest OF the officiating detectives, rcmanded
Robinson to Police Headquarters. McGrath was
held in 81 500 bail for examination this morn
ing. The police expect TO make another arrest
in connection with the case.
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4 B1snor,s SOW LOOKED VI.
YeunE Mr. ~ssuthrate Charged with Abauden.
tnent ~ Elis wife.

Henry southgatc Of 85 East Eighty ninth
street, a son Of tho late Bishop southgato. was
charged bv his wife in the Harlem Court yes
terday with abandonment.
Mrs. Southgato is tho daughter of Hugh B.
Roddy, a cooper, Of this city. She met her hus-
band at Haddonfcld, y. j., where they both at
tended the same school. Nine years ago Mrs.
southgatc went to London, accompanied by
her mother, to complete her education, and
Southgate followed. While there he obtained
employment in n large rubber firm, and seven
years ago they were married.
Anew years ago the couple came tosthis city
and hired rooms ut 1875 Fast Eighty fth street.
SouthRato started in the mushroom business
and for II while everything went well. Then.
according TO his wifc's story, he began to drink.
He came home two or three nights n week
drunk and abused her. Ten days ago he left
her and their i-ycar-old son.
Southgato told Magistrate ann that he
failed three weeks ago and that his wife was to
blame. rs she had spread a report that he was
dishonest. He said That all the money he now
had was So n week which he received II ON his
mother. lie had offered TO give his wife a
home with his mother or to allow her 80 a
week.
MAGISTRATE Flamner told Southgate that he
would have to pay his wife $50 n week and fur.
nish bonds to guarantee the payment. AS
Southgate was unable to do this he was locked
up. His mother is said TO be well or.
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Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate Division-supreme Court-Nos. 81, rs.
%. 2s, 80, ~, 30, ~, ~. 80, AZ, -. ~, ~: AZ. :,
Supreme ourt-Speclal Tcrm-rart l-Motion cal
endar called ut 1880 A. NJ, Part II.-Court opens at
lO:HO A. MEX. parte matters. Part ll.-Clear. III.
vorces Nos. 636s. 2!05. 1889, 6;!dl, 6a16. 5000.
G3S7. 5l3S, ajl8. 56N1, 5602. 1905. 5H"2, 1888, lvi7.
bSi7. 1850. 6i?O. 1857, 5277. bIi6. ha7S. 5s42. 5l20.
45Sj, 1860, 5GiO, bnIl. 54ie, 5iB7. hsi1, 5S53, 5Ne0,
63t3, 5UH5. 43O7, 602i, G0as. 5s7l. 551i. 5lla. 623B,
154g, GO75, 535U, OOA.. GOs9. 1851. 6ii0. 6ls5.
Part N.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part ". Part
Hl-Notions TO he sent from Special Term, Part |
Part VlL-Clear. Elevated raiIroah cases. Trial
Nos. l4s24, l5u6I. 1913. lbial. lb2bI, sS44,
l4Ial, l46aG, l524I. li470, laSsj. 1880. l4s9e,
ISst.. ,4 isn.o' i?asp; sb 5ot ih.os lJ I45So, issssIIi,
Part lH;-Case unfinished. Nos, 1919. hlO0. 43li.
400, 1900. 33ol,, s2io. sl4I. $50; bags.
Part lV.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part III. Part
Clear. Gases from Part Ill Part Vi.-Clcar. Nos,
Sil7, h825, $3.50, DlT2. S7sH. 0llO. 1919. $3.50. In,
gu'st-..No. ,nsn1. Part VIII .ClCar, Cases from
Part ~. Part IL Gas unfinished; Gases from
Part VI. Iari X.-clcar. Gases from Part vi. Part
Nl.-Cear, Cases from Pa. VII. Part NII--CaSo
unfinished, Cases from Part Ii.
For prohate-Wills OF Mary V. Foyer. sophia Conk.
lin. Charles Hahn, James OIIara, Wilson Peterson.
Mary Mui.an"y, Abbey r. o,Connor, at loi3O A. ~,
William r. Perry, John hotk' George j. kallniar,
EliznheIh obricn. Fritz Dausz, at = T. NJ. Trial
Term-No day calendar. Case on, No. l34s. will OF
Henry 4. %iurlbut, at 1880 A. NJ.
Motions at o:a0 a. NJ. Trial TcrIn-rRrt lad.
Jolrned sine die. Part ll-Case unfinished. Nos,
rs 49, 307, go, a3=, $40. 80, I2a. AZ, ej3,
m:-Clear, Nos. slS, $40. 40. IIa. i53. 46s. NSi,'
296, 1888. Part Jv.-Casa unfinished. short causes
Nos. 4O7s, s5gI2. 4I14. 34I0. 1858. All, $500,
sssssss.. ttiissSS 1859. s ssas' 49, 49, 1915 .. taaiiS 1888 .ssS. asSS.
A9lv, A4o3, A267, AI2G.
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BELL WITNESSES SUED FOR 3 900.
Served with Notice at the Hearing OF tho Home
Lonn AssacLntIen,a Accnsed PresIdent.

Served with Notice at the Hearing OF tho Home
Loan Associations Accused President.
George S. Bell. President of the Home Mutual
Building and Loan Association, who was mr.
rested last week on a charge of having, with the
aid OF George W. Harris, Secretary of the con-
Germ. committed perjury by swearing to a false
statement of the associations financial stand
ing. appeared in Centre Street Court yesterday
at a hearing of the charge. Magistrate Pool
adjourned the case for further examination.
Michael J. Cuddy, the Nice.President, ex-Al-
derman Henry l.. School. the Treasurer. and
Wi liam IL. Bush and Ferdinand b. Morrison,
trustees OF tho company. who were present as
witnesses, were each served with a notice thnt
they had been sued by the stockholders in the
Supreme Court for $35, 900, which the concern
is alleged to have lost.
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Fourth avenue. 500 feet south Of Fifty.frst street.
25x1oO. to A. shultz for 1919. and west side or
Second avenue. boz feet south of Fifty-seventh
street. 25xiOO. to W. ]. Pearson for $500.
In foreclosure. Thomas A. kerrigan sold NO. 203
Bergen street, W story frame dwelling. on lot TX
lOa.2, to the plaintiff for 81 900; also No. 2lS Bergen
street. twostOry frame dwelling. on lot l7NlO12. TO
plaintiff for 81. 900: also No. 23l Skillman street.
three.story frame brick fllrd) dwelling. on lot Tx
90, to +. c. Korndor. for S2.0uO: also the four.story
brick fiat house. on lot 20xlUO. on the south SIDE OF
Jefferson avenue, $50 feet west OF NoStrand avenue,
to A. SImonson. Tor $500: also No. 40 Dunield
street, three.story brick building with store, on lot
RECOMMENDATION to the plaintiff. for $3.7l0.
Nicholas q. Walsh has sold for A. Kaufman TO an
investor. No. I42 Pearl street, hve'story store ana
loft building. 2jxlO5.
W. +. 4 /. Smith have sold for Joseph Butter
worth the twostory and attic frame dwelling. With
lot 2aXlO0, situate on the southwest corner OF Pros
pect Terrace and Thirteenth street, WIlEhmSbridvr
to Gustave Miller. for 81. 900: also for Gustave MI
Ter, the lot 2jxl65. situate on the south side OF lH.th
street and lac feet west OF Hall place, to joseph But.
terworth for s.. 300; also the plot OF three lots stu.
ate on the east side Of Kelly street. 400 feet north or
lG5th street. for Gustave Miller to Joseph Butter
worth for Is. 900,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-09
FREDERICK =. AGENs ON TRIAL.
A Well.Knowu Newark Man Accused of Gauss
Ing HIS Friends Death by IA Fist Blow.

Ing His FrIend's Death by ia Fist Blow.
~
IN Newark, was put on trial in that city ycster-
s,v NJ n charge of having caused the de ,th of
- II r., h.. = H., a,.,aL iii 49,,
Caldwell H. Aoeel D! u DO" struck Win MS
fist. The two had been close friends. Abeel
~ , ;riured on Der. % and died on Ian ~
" . ~ .>h I'll
The anair was husheu up until lie" uays De-
fore his death. Many fashionably dressed men
and rouen attended the ,rinl.
wv ~. .os,teas ,.a. l. -
James feFr! testiheu ina nc ana Aoeel went
into Simonson's restaurant on the evening of
Der. % and found Agens sitting there with
w ~" VIA
Mrs. ,harieS >. iiuru anu MISS hueusta duen-
ther. They invited the party TO drink and re-
,,ivsd a refnsol.
-. "."... ~
Apeei' continued ferr!' went over 10 their
table and sat down near Miss Guenther. Mrs.
lurd berkoned In me and I took a sent MT tho
~ Hs."I. ,Laa, 49,.
END OF inc taolc. hoeei ueVo'eo ms CONVERSE
ton to Miss Guenther. Agens suddenly leaned
over the table and saying What do you mean
BY thatf hit Abcel in the face. Agens then
took the ladies away. Later / asked him to
neither saw nor heard any insult offered md
nothing to call for such a demonstration. He
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-09
STEADILY CHEAPENING.

In reckoning up the advantages of gas as
n fuel the fact must not be lost sight Of
that its price is constantly diminishing. 1t
was not SO long ago that gas was Sl.75 q
thousand. Until very recently it WINS Sl.25.
Al present tho price Is Rl.l5, and under cX.
isting law it. is 10 go down s cents every yenr
until "dollur gas" IL reached. This gives
every consumer a sure basis to figure ON in
estimating the expense of lighting or heating
less, and every new appliance That may be in
vented. every new stage of skill REACHED in
regulating the OF Ras, Will repre-
sent SO much additional saving. Thus alum
certainty is removed. Any one contemplating
the putting in Of extensive apparatus for
heating or cooking by gas may confidently fig
ure on the steady cheApening OF his fuel-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-09
GAVE UP THEIR MONEY.
Robbers Invade q House Near whore George
Marcus Nichols Was Murdered.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. March s.-1he house Of
G. Walcott Beach. in Trumbull, which is within
a stones throw of the house where George
Marcus Nichols was murdered. was entered by
masked burglars last night. At the point of a
revolver Mr.. and Mrs. Beach were forced to
turn over to the robbers about $50. all the
money there was in the house at the time. The
town is greatly excited over the affair. Armed
men are searching the woods. and the town will
offer a reward of $500 for the arrest of the rob-
beers. The robbers worked with great daring.
One of them threw off his mask after entrance
to the house was effected and walked about
with a lamp in his hands, his face concealed only
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-09
FIRE DUE TO CIGARETrEs.
~ soii AiIEht Put In the Pocket OF n Suit n
Messenger hoy Took on.

nnother lire occurred yesterday afternoon in
sounding at3Ncw street, which runs through
- broadway. 1t was tho fourth within a
te'' The lire started in the room where the
We employed by the district messenger com
c cIrII having an office in thc basement, keepthe
TN s we suits, worth $40 each. were burned.
bs,,n mfe,hcH say the frequent blazes have all
was uue ~ cigarettes. One oft the PR Yious fires
WAS among SmonE the clothing, and, like yesterdays.
i,beSi ~ 70 a messenger boy putting his unfin.
dIscss cigarette, still lighted, in II rocket OF his
eigarstteau silt. The other fires were caused by
~"'t|cS thrown among stray rubbish.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-09
SAID SHE HAD TAKEN LAUD1NUM.
Hospital Physicians Puzzled by the Case or q
Mlddle-Agcd Woman Mt SonLers

MiddIe-Agcd Woman Mt Workers.
A middlc.aged woman. with n tear-stained
face. walked up to Police Sergeant Wilcox, who
was standing ut the corner of Warburton and
Wells avenues. Yonkers, at dawn yesterday.
and said that she had taken two ounces Of
laudanum. Then she began to stagger.
Wilcox half carried her to the police station.
where she was removed to st. Johns Riverside
Hospital. The physicians there were puzzled
by her. They could not discover laudannm or
scious for long spells. She cried necessarily.
The woman refused TO tell, anything about
herself. She is of medium height and dark
complcxioned. Her clothing is Of good quality.
In her pockets were five ,%cents.,a key. and an
unmailcd letter addressed TO Mrs. 7. j. Ken
dali, Lyndhurst. y. j." In tho envelope was q
piece OF yellow paper on which was written in
lead pencil the following:
MY DEAR GEORGE: You will kindly send my boys
home to my mothers you know her address) and
leave Laura where she ia. Yours forever. MAGGIE.
Last night the woman was in a semi.conscious
condition.
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.pu'y sheriff Roberts received an execution
nteluay against Simon Cohen, manufacturer
G,"Othch 3 skirts, waists, and wrappers Mt 1873
GtesnN street; for $500 in favor of William
Dsp n NJ The sheriff found the place closed.
Itorap outty sheriff Radley has taken charge OF the
eiEaSs" Sihon ,Frankenstein. manufacturer OF
2fST TS Sna dealer In musical instruments at
wv q Solomon LttsnberE,
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TRIAL VIII be continued to-day.
HEIG HTS CLUE OPEN.
y has Q Wsmen's Room In Blue aud Gold for
the Families or Members.

inc nne new clubhouse of the recently organ
nea Heights Club, at the southwest corner OF
itsth street and st. Nicholas avenue. was for
mai! opened last night. About 30O of tho
members and their friends were present, and
inc reception lasted until after midnight.
among those present were President William
HAYES Jerome and Mrs: Jerome. Mr.. and Mrs.
H., ana Mr.. and Mrs. J. Brewster Roe. Will
comr n. Shaw was Chairman Of the Reception
ne clubhouse. which Is handsomely furnished
Sdnass complete as any clubhouse uptown, was
Of ii2Si sd with flowers and plants. A feature
invs 'reeeptlon was an exhibition Of oil paint
r N wives and sisters OF the members of the
han were ~ more interested IN the women's room
.oon 10 In blue, white and gold. and is for the
nnnJsIve use at all times of the families of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-09
Hunco steerer Reed Gets Four Years.

BOSTON. Mass, March s.-John Reed. bunco
steerer and gold brick worker, was tried to-day
in the Cambridge Superior criminal Court for
larceny. found guilty and sentenced TO four
wears In State prison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-09
Ar'' H'IrnEre~ Booth to speak In Fable.

A.. Maud darlington Booth will make her
In p0o'e appearance since her recent illness
% nesle Hall on the evening OF April 4.
,ns.~ 'eF booth of tho American Volunteers
ce'sIsseeH the hall Yesterday for an anniversary
Of tb% n Mrs. Booth will make the speech
emf N OCCASION, ana her physician will no pres
her re MShht effect the effort viii nave ON
This meeting. VIM "h''e Win Ihe volunteers III
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-09
CHILD KILLED At DINNER IA
He Fell On n Broken Soup Pinte-A FraGmen
Severed HIS Jugular Vein.

Eddie, tho 20 months old son of Benjamin
Rigler. a tailor. of $50 Second street. fell from
his high chair, while at the dinner table yester-
day. on a soup plate which he had knocked to
the floor, breaking IL. One of the Jagged trag-
almost instantly.
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Proposals.
TO CONTRACTORS.

TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals for furnishing the materials and
performing the labor required and necessa airy for fur.
nishing and Installing new steam mains, return
mains, pumps, and other work, for supplying steam
10 the several buildings OF the female department Of
the Hudson River state Hospital at Poughkecpsie, n.
y, may he sent by mail or delivered In person up to
l2n'clock noon, ON SATURDAY.. the ION day OF March;
1898. TO Hon. Frank Is. Lown. President OF the hoard
OF Managers, POUCH eepsic, y y, at which time and
place the Board VIII receive aud open all proposals..
Drawings aud specifications may be consulted and
blank forms OF proposal obtained at the ONCE OF DR..
c. ". Pilgrim. Supt. at the Hospital. or AT the ONCE
OF l, G, Perry, Architect in the Capitol AZ Albany,
NY.
Each bid must be inclosed in an envelope. sealed
and addressed TO Frank u. LOwn. President OF the
Board OF Managers, Poughkecusic. n y, and indorsed
ALLISON BUTTS.
Secretary Board of NanAgers.
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FURNISHED Rooms 90 get-aruukIyu.

COMFORTABLY A~PARTNENTS-Bed and sitting
u room for TWO gentlemen or gentleman and wife
In the home OF a widow; true home comforts o right
parties; use or piano and library; close 10 IL" road
references exchanged. Address SELECT. box 1926
sun office, New York city.
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TAMPA, TAMPA BAY HOTEL. ....A p
Opens Dec. 8; d. p. Hathaway. Mgr.
WINTER PARK. SEMINOLE......A. p
Opens Jan. II; A. L. Dick. Mgr.
KISSIMMEE. THE KISSIMMEE. "A. p.
Opens Jan. s.; l.. +. Bullock. Mgr.
oCALA. oCALA HOUSE. 4. p.
Open all year; p. +. Brown. Mgr.
BELLEAIR, BEILEv1Ew ........ A. P.
Opens Jan. II; W. A. Barron. Mgr.
PUETA GORDA, Hotel PuntaG orda.A.P.
Opens Jan. II; +. II. Abbot, Mgr.
FORT MEYERS, Fort Meyers Hotel.
Opeus Jan, Il. +, II. Abbot. MGR.
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" washer and ironer; willing and ~obliging; city
references. X. s., box b3D sun uptown on1ce. 1925
Broadway.
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'PRlNTED MATTER. &c.-German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter. &c. fol-. Ger.
many. and Specially Addressed Printed Matter,
49,. for other parts OF Europe. American and
White Star steamers on Wednesdays. German
steamers .on Thursdays. and Cunard. French and
German steamers on saturdays take Printed Mat
ter, SC, for all countries for which they are ad.
vertised to carry mail.
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~,oMPETENT young woman as nurse to growing
~ children or maid to young lady; city references
M. D.. boz b9s Sun nptoMn onlce. 1200 broadway.
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8irst-G Glass 8rlp-5emalts.

Observation-Disclosures young woman; un.
Y, derstauds soups, nlsats, desserts; neat and obliR.
Ing; best references. A. Moo, box $50 Sun uptown
onice. 1903 RroRdwaY.
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4 NoMpETENT young woman as chambermaid and
waitressi neat, willing and obliQing; city refer.
ences. X. s.. box b49 Sun uptown oflce. 1895 Broad.
way.
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{ NoMpETENT maid and soamstress, or chambermaid
- aud seamstrcss; best city reference. care j.. Nc.
Cabe. sol Park ay.
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ERENCH and Italian Table d'Hote. corner 9th av.;
Il entrance 100 w. 18th st. Dinner 80 cents with
wine. After.theatre patrons accommodated until /
O'Clock; separate rooms for private parties.
V. PlONE, Manager.
HOTEL MARTY, French table d'hote.
AZ West 3Sth ~. Give II q trial to.day,
LUNCH. 40c; DINNER Doc.
Wine and coffee included; service a la carte at all
hours: moderate prices Rooms by day or week.