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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-01-01
New Year Greeting.


My wee, sweet one. with the clustering
curls,
And the eyes so darkly blue,
With the ruby lips and the two white pearls
That ever are peeping through,
I send you a kiss, whereer you may be,
And greeting full of cheer,
May the angels comfort and care for thee,
And grant thee glad New Year.
My bonny youth, with noble brow,
And the full, untroubled eye,
Whose only song is of pleasure now,
And joy In the by-and-by,
/ send my message across the sea,
Hope on with never a fear,
Both long and gay may thy journey be,
l wish thee a glad New Year.
My aged one, with the snowy hair
And the feeble step and slow,
Thy voice that Joined in the midnight
prayer
Was strangely faint and low.
/ greet thee now, but l look to see
If the Boatman draweth near,
And l speak no word, since know for
thee
God bringeth Glad New Year.
-Lalia Mitchell In Ladies' World.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-01-01
BROWNS REVENGE.
he Plans to Get Even with His Bet
ter Half.

Hello, Brown. Been Christmas shop.
ping?" asked the man with the fur.lined
overcoat of the man with the bundles.
Eyes. I've been buying some little things
for my wife," replied the man with the
packages.
"You have? That's good. say, old man,
tell me what you have got her I've got to
get some things for my wife, and haven't
the slightest idea what to get"
II have bought her a razor, a box of cigars,
meerschaum pipe, and few little things Of
the kind"
For your wife? Why, man, you must be
crazy!"
Eyes, they are for my wife, as told YOU"
Good heavens, Brown! What is the mat.
ter? Your wife must be new woman Of
the worst sort"
"Oh, no. l am just getting even with
her."
II don't understand"
"Well, you see last year she gave me
brushes and combs for the bureau, and an
afternoon tea service. expect something
of the kind from her this year with bill for
them a few days after Christmas. have
determined, however, that shall have
something that is suitable for me, so have
bought them as Christmas presents for
her."
II say, Brown. You are genius, my boy.
believe will hAy.m wife the same kind
of presents that You have bought for yours.
/ believe that it would be good idea to give
her that beautiful meerschaum pipe she has
wanted for so long and has not been able to
afford to buy. She gave me some curtains
last Christmas. Chicago Times-Herald.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-01-01
The Gall.


Behold a white-robed angel at my door,
Crying amid the darkness of the night;
cope thou thy heart before the dawn OF
light,
And let me take thy hand and lead thee
Ger
The chasm of dull gloom. Fear not! full
store
or Gods great jewels have ] for thy
sight;
Come forth, and follow where the way
Is white,
And leave old sorrows on thy tear-swept
floor"
1t is the New Year calling thus to me.
And my soul fears to take her willing
hand;
Yet / must go-Time holds the magic key,
And 1 should tread the unknown, open
land
With song and hope-with courage unde-
filed:
And so / go--with faith. as would child.
Charles Hanson Towne. In Ladies' World.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-01-01

HEN Christmas time
Is almost here.
And folks begin to
wink,
And hush their talk
when / come near,
Then l begin to
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-01-01
His Woes.

Bobby doesn't seem happy, even with
all those toys"
$50 / have noticed. What's the matter,
Bobby"
"W'y, / got new ice skates an sled, an
] dunno whether want it Z freeze z
ow."-Detroit Free Press.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-01-01

anyhow, If they remember pater's speech,
he may be relied upon to bring what l
heartily wish them-A Merry Christmas,
and Happy New Year!--J. A. Flynn, in
st. Paul's Uondon)
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-01-01


I'll write to Santa Claus about
The things ] want to fill
My stockings.-He won't get the note'
But / pretend he viii.
slip II in the envelope,
And put II with the mall,
And beg mamma to send IL
BY the postman. without fall;
And thank her when find II gone,
For doing what bid
1 know she never sent It Off,
But / pretend she did.
take my stockings Christmas Eve,
And by the chimney side
hang them, while wish that they
Were twice as long and wide;
And wonder how the chimney
Let's him down, that jolly man!
or course know 1t truly can't,
But l pretend 1t can!
And when on Christmas morning,
All the things l wanted so.
Are sticking from my stocking tops,
Or standing In row.
/ hug and kiss my mother.
And my father, too. because
/ know It's mostly them, though
Pretend it's Santa Claus!
Mrs. George Archibald. In Good House
keeping.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-01-01

"Eph, I want to give you nice fat tur.
key for Christmas" said Col. Hawker.
Oats berry kin, cunnel, but I'd fer
two-dollar bill ef's all de same to you. Kris
Kringle allus pears to leah turkey at my
house de night afoh Chris mas Detroit
Free Press
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-01-01
Probably ! rieasant One.

Walkin' beneath the mistletoe may
mistake on the part NV a young LADY,
can assure her it is likely tew b
pleasant one.--N. Y. Truth.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-01-01

of Santa Claus had to be performed. Then
there was pretty Aggie to kiss and present
with something glittering done up in silver
paper; and her brother-in-law must have
forgotten his intended admonition, for he
put his hand on her shoulder very kindly,
and whispered something about all coming
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-01-01

SGsX xV4 HEN the year is new.
NES& wv my dear,
ek, 3SSS When the year Is
WSSS new,
EStS :ESQW Let us make prom
SWrS 49,: Use here,
Little and you.
Not to fall to quar-
reling
Over every tiny thing,
But Sing and smile, smile and sing,
All the glad year through.
As the year goes by. my dear,
AS the year goes by,
Let US keep our sky swept clear,
Little you and I, ..e
Sweep up every cloudy scowl,
Every little thunder-growl,
And live and laugh,
Laugh and live,
Meath a cloudless sky.
When the year is old, my dear,
When the year is old,
Let us never doubt or fear
Though the days grow cold.
Loving hearts are always warm;
Merry hearts know ne'er a storm,
Come Ice and snow, so loves dear glow
Turn all our gray to gold!
Laura E. Richards. in Youths Companion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-29

c-b..v.r p,.c. va, .............. $1,000
v vynp"ny corner rark ave anu 10000
Ss s,c NJ 1a go r ~ 70 1o heny 10000
Levy George W, Germania Life Insurance
vsars i''n-s' 1'' i" =. wv 10000
corner 126th-st and Psrk-aye years oo,"V
Levy, George w, TO Emanuel Hemer and an ,o "a.
other No is East iith-st. demand ...,.....,. lVVV
johnson, Kate, to David King eft al, executors 49,
etc No 22s East seth at. years......,..,... lVp
Brown Harriet W, 10 City Real Estate Company -oo
No 40 East 4Oth-st years .............:... IoW
Farley John T. Edward or-enhemer and an
other, West End ave. extends from 8sth to -. ~.
6eth 200 1Ox10O, Ia years. Z%"V
johnson, Kate. TO David J King ct al. executors 49,.
etc No go East s9h- st. years. liWO
Rankin william. Rachel Whitehead,
Central Park West 80 n n 9sth- st. year. lo'""
Duncan. John W. TO Bridget Moran l34th-st . ...
100 n OF Lincoln-ave years ............ loWV
Freedman. Daniel y. TO Henry Taylor, =. -.
&2d-s, la n Of 5have. lo'Wo
Nos and II Ea. 18th st. instaIments 10000
Neufeld, Morris. and Isidor Cohen 10 Michael
McDermott and another, corner Bathgate- -. 49,
Blake Israel o. to Hannah Bennett. =, ooo
6Oth-st. i75 II n Of ist-ave. years. loVo
DALEY George and John A. Carlson 10 the Ger
Savings Bank. corner West End-aVe .oo ..o
and iO6th-st, year|....... @Vo""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-29
EORTIETH STREET COURT

u County Of New york.-Austin p. Fletcher as Tesla
mentary Trustee Of Conrad NJ. Braker under the last
viii and Testament OF Conrad Braker; JI, deceased
In pursuance Of Judgment Of Foreclosure and sale
duly made entered In the above entitled action. bear
ing date the 10Th December 1898 l. the under
signed the Referee in said Judgment named VIII sell at
Public Auction. at the Exchange Sales Rooms: now 10
at No III Broadway in the Borough OF Manhatan
CITY OF New York. the nth day Of January, lsins
at IL o'clock noon. that day. by strong Ireland
be sold and therein described follows:
that lot. piece. parcel OF land with the
building erected situate lying and being In the
Twenysecond Ward OF the city Of New York, bounded
and described as follows; Beginning at point on the
Northery side OF Foreth Street distant Two hundred
twenty-five feet westerly from the noYhwestery COT
ner OF Fortieth Street and Seventh Avenue. running
thence nohery parallel with Seventh Avenue and part
OF the distance through party wall Ninety-eght ee'
inches to the centre line Of the block thence Hes
said centre line Twenty-Five feet thence SOUTH
ery parallel with Seventh Avenue and part OF the ds
lance through party wall Ninetyesht feet nine nches
northery side OF Foreth Street and thence east
erly along twenty-five feet TO- the point or
beginning, said premises being known by the
street number 2l7 West Forteth Street. Dated: New
York. December n. 1898.
CLIFFORD W. HARTRIDGE. Referee.
WILLIAM p. s. MELVIN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Broadway. I year ...,.................. s4or
lame 20 same NO West lsth-st. year....... CO.,
Humphreys, Elijah, by committee etc, TO Annie
NJ Disosway. p i2sth-et. 244.6 n OF 5th-
ave- years :........................... ist
Herold George. 10 Washington Trust Company
llth-st ile II Of 6th-aye, . years.,..... l2C
Jennings Frederic r. 10 Jennings Cox ~ al.
trustees. etc, 24th-st. SO n W ~ 4th-ave,
years 1870
Mcclure. Thomas J, TO Charles Gshren.
s{th-tt. 100 n OF West End-avN demand . SOC
Wallach Teresa, Solomon Tim, No $50 Water
RI and No 335 Cherry-sf years............... i5t
Buena Vista Realty Company the Mutual IJfe
Insurance Company. Mott-ave. issth-st. Wal
ton-ave and cheever Place the block, year. io7 q
Same 20 came. corner Park-ave and l35th-st
10 centre OF Canal-st West, etc. year. ..... co.
Same 10 same. Gerard-ave. centre line at .
issth-s,. extends TO bukhead Harlem River,
Same TO same, n Q i86th-st. sxtends from " . Of
Waiton-avs 10 centre Of Gerlrd-avU. extends -
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Grsnd-st No All. 23.sx9sa 10 East Broadway
2l.10x933: Cornelius Cammeyer ct al execu-
tors. etc, TO John Ahearn. ................... 8
Lots los to Ill 400 and 40l 40. 430 and AL. map
Of Harlem Commons, each 25xiOO: William II
Fletner 10 Andrew Carnegie observation-disclosures. .
Houston-st Nos II and IL West 46. ioxTi: David
J King. jr. ct al. executor. etc. 10 Charles A
7eth-st.. No % East. aoxl02.2. william Porter
5th-ave e s. 7siI II 8 OF i7th-st 20 sxioo: John
Ward to Margaretta Pierrepont. .............
st Nicholas Place. cor OF both 74.iix1OO
Norman Mees. referee. to John A Stew
art ct al. trustees .........................
Lexington-ave. 8. 41.s n n Of 104th-st 16.sx70
Pierce Barrett 10 George Brown. .............
Lexngton-a ave. s. rs n Of io4th-st, i6.sx70;
Pierce Barrett to George Brown ..............
i34th-st. n .. rs n of Lincoln ave. 50xl00 John
&C Coleman. referee. 10 John " Duncan.
6Oth-st. a. I'D II W OF 1st-ave, i00x1005: Laura
Wurts et al 10 Israel 0 Bake.................
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foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

~ OF NEW YoRK.-Eiisabe,h Benham against John
q. Norris. Henry b. sire. ct al.
In pursuance Of Judgment OF foreclosure and sale.
once Of IN. Clerk Of the County OF New York. the
seventh day Of december 1895 l. the undersigned the
Referee named and designated IN the said Judgment will
sell public aiction the Exchange Sales Rooms No
Ill Broadway. In the Borough OF Manhattan, City Of
New York and County OF New York the soth day Of
December, 1905. twelve o'clock Of that day,
william ~ Ryan anc.onser. the nortgaged premises
All that certain lot Of land situate lying and being
the Ninth Ward Of City OF New York and situate
the easterly SIDE OF West Street Tenth
Street 0ormery Amos street, and Charles Street known
and distinguished Map Of property belonging the
corpors,on Of n. City q New York situate in IN.
the Register Of the City ard County Of New York lot
number Fifty-segen 3D. bounded and described fol
lows Wig: Beginning at point the said easiery side
Of West Street distant sixyseven feet southeriy from
Charles Street ming thence eastery along The south
erly SIDE of lot number nftyeight 5s said map
and parallel with Charles Street eghtyseven
inches. thence sorsheriy aiong the westerly line Of lot
Charles Street tventyone feet I'VE inches and thence
westerly along the norherly line OF lot number hftysix
l6) the said map paraii.s with Charles Street
ninetythee feet nine inches the eastsry line Of west
Street thence northery along the easery line Of West
Street. twenty-five feet three inches the place
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TIL. approximate OF the lien charge 20 sat
isfy which above described property TO be sold IL
Fifteen thousand eight hundred and fourteen and 5sl
Dollars with Interest thereon from the second day OF
December 1898. together with costs and allowance
Amounting 10 Four hundred and nve and 54-lO0 Dollars
with Interest the seventh day OF December
1895 together with the expenses Of sale
The approximate amount Of the taxes assessments ahu
other liens which are TO be allowed 10 tEe
purchaser the purchase money. or PAID by the
referee Eight hundred and seven and 1o-loo Dollars
with interest thereon.
EDWARD j. INQUIRE
Rafer
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Fortieth street.

Fortieth Street
The approxmae amount Of the lien charge to sat
isfy which described property is 70 BE- sold
500 500 with interest thereon from the 9th day OF
December 1893 together with costs and allowances
amounting s.es 10 with interest from December H.
1898 together the expenses OF the sale The ap-
proximate OF assessments or other liens
which be allowed TO the purchaser out OF the pur-
chase paid by the Referee Is *7se+o ana IN
terest
Dated: New York. December 21th 1898.
CLIFFORD W. HARTRIDGE Referee
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PURE CANDIES.
FOR PURE CANDIES GO TO
IT, WWM BlERUV
gRENGM CONFECTIONERY

No. Wooster-st.. four doors from Canal
ST.. manufacturer Of supsrflns confectionery
manufacture are warranted pure sugar
only Breton's vegetable colors used. Also
importer Of fruits and msrrons glces.
fancy boxes, bonbonnleres and costumes.
notices. etc.
". B--Orisinal manufacturer OF the old
fashioned chocolate cream drops. Sunday
schools supplied at the lowest prices. quail
;tv considered Wholesale and retail;
established In 1863
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forcelcsure Sales.


ginning Together with the buildings and improvements
thefec erected.
DATED ne" TN EDWARD j. INQUIRE
Referee.
FRANK A. IRISH.
Attorney for plaintiff .
10 Wall Street. Borough Of Mannsuan. New ioIx;
Tn. following "a diagram Of the premises mentioned
and described in the Judgment herein being NO wi
Street, .-rrr
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$1,000 WANTED.--To invest In stock OF
established Incorporated company. manu-
featuring staple goods in this city. the in
weston to act as treasurer on fair salary.
Principals only address D., Box IL. Trib-
upa Offica
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REAL ESTATE.
FIFTH-AvE. TRANSACTIONS STILL THE
FEATURE OF THE MARKET

FEATURE OF THE MARKET.
Sales of Fifth-ave property and rumors Of such
sales were the principal features Of the realty mar
ket yesterday
The Marshall o. Roberts property at the south
east corner of Fifth-ave. and Elghteenthst.. &xl9
a sAf Bo bs %s sI Street Ss the
buyers. and that an important Improvement was
projected but they denied that they were concerned
III An equally authoritative statement that Marun
Ste 5 tSe Windsor Hotel was also denied BY
although it was asserted that the contracts Jvere
senator John F. Ahearn has purchased from, the
executors Of Harmon A Cammeyer for a c on
f Eass b fRe S4Pf' Tile to the property
The deed giving title to Andrew Carnegies latest
aSa Of s sd Nesda
property is transferred by William H. Flitner for an
expressed consideration OF s25OOoO
east corner of Fffth-ave. and Eightyseventh-st,
POST Reese p sold yesterday for Mrs Thomas H.
Wood No 81 East Sixty ffth-st. four-story dwell
ing at the northeast corner Of Madison-ave. on a
The Lockwood estate sold to Mandebaum & Le-
story brick dwelling houses a plot 5Oxs3.
Iyns;{Sn 6"rchassd rom X aG% "a
Ninth-st. two foursory brick factories, plot 2sxs2x
irregular The buyer will 4 improve the property by
The Buena Vista Realty Company recorded four
m2rsases Yesterday asgresatins ;4i go made for
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
the W. Hail has his sn5
dred-and- twenty-ffth- 70 the New-York Life In
surance Company for $4,000 at per cent and TO
William f. Havemeyer for 10000 at per cent.
The mortgages are for periods OF one and two
years respectively.
In the Broadway salesroom yesterday Peter F.
sdns Il Ts No. los
TO the plaintiff for 5000 and the ye,sto,y bTsk
Thrd-ave. to Newman Cowen for 100
William NJ Ryan sold. in foreclosure, the two
story brick store and tenement house. AxSO No.
391 Bowery TO the plaintiff for s27.5 800.
Thompson & Pryor sold In foreclosure, the eight
story stonefront store 40 7x92. Nos IS and 81 East
Twentieth-st. 10 the plaintiff for Sl9e.s5O
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MACHINEn

AT REDUCED pRlcES.-SUu second-sAD ~
wood and iron working machines; FULLY
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex
charged. GEORGE B. EDDY. SOS kadi-
son-St.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT County of

WESTCEf>ST ER.-Catharne l.. Roddy. plaintiff.
against Annie Bulger ct al. defendants
In pursuance the nterlocutory judgment or part-
ton and sale duly made and entered In the above en-
tilted action bearing date the 14h day OF November ls9s
J. the undersigned the referee In said Judgment named
will sell public auction the New York Real Estate
Saesroom. No. III Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan
city Of New York the 18th day OF January. 1899 AT
twelve o'clock by II. c. Mapes Co.. auctoneers
the premises in said judgment described as follows; BID
GINNING at a pon; the Norhwesterly side OF the
road leading from Westchester Village 10 Pelham Bridge
sixty degrees West feet along
Pa.mers thence North twenty degrees
East eighty feet still along said Pamers land. thence
North fty-ve degrees and fortyhve minutes West one
hundred and feet still along said palmer
land the Westchester Mil Pond. thence
North fftysx degrees East hundred and twenty feet
along said MIL Pond TO stake by land OF heirs OF John
land two hundred feet to the road leading from west
chester Village Pelham Bridge aforesaid thence south
wentysix degrees West along said road two hundred
feet the point place OF beginning Which said prem
will be sold in Ave lots with frontage OF from "a
% each Pelham Road.
Being the premises described IN Deed from VIII
lam H. Brown and Andrew Arrow. Jr Executors OF the
OF Benson. deceased. dated the ninth day OF
April 1864 Registers ONCE Of Westche.er
County Lber 52e OF Deeds. Page 1893, May sixth 1854
EXCEPT plot the Southery side OF the above
being eighty feet front and rear ana
feet six inches in depth the premises hereby
excepted those conveyed by James Roddy and Cath
deed dated October 18th 1905 and recorded In the once
Of the Register of the County Of New York on the second
day Of January, 1896. 80.
~ w JAMES VI. HUNT. Referee.
AUGUST REYMERT ESQ. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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STORAGE.

THE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. 1855 l6I-i6s West 32d-st.. stor-
age. moving. Telephone. 76t 3sth-st
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COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY LECTURES

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WEATHER STRIPS.

PATENT METALLIC WEATHER STRIP
CO.. ~ West 2sd-st.--F'it,ing nns resi-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Feuiafe.

CHAMBERMAID.--A lady desires stus-
ton for her chambermald lwill DO sews
ing) whom she can recommend. dlsensn
January 4. Present employer s. $40 S
ington-aNe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-29

COOK.-A lady desires situation tor 20 "a
cook, whom she can highly reeonmena.
Gisengaged January T. Present e"p'0'
er's. 3l6 Lexington-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-29

I.ACNDRESS.--A hrst-class isundsess
wishes some work 10 do at home wo.ss
for private families only: highest city re-.
erences Mrs. NICHOLAS. 30i "a"
1Oth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-29

NURSE and COMPANION. by Ky
Cross nurse: lady or gentleman, eS,ss
lent seamstress Can or address "
MILLER East 10th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-29

NURSERY GoyERNEss.- -Rennse So'S"'
German from Hanover. fun ehaI s,.ss.
children, teaches German: best reference
=. NJ SWAIN, 40 East 43d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-29

LADY'S MAID.-By competent r,snSs
maid hardresser dressmaker; All 49,
family sewing: best OF personal references
l. D.. Box 400. 1 .2s2 Broadway