davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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then at intervals of two inches on the
fiounce are set narrow bias fittings.
Another interesting Bingham costume,
in blue check, had its entire skirt
adorned with narrow folds of solid blue
cotton, stitched down in lines running
back from points described on the front
width. 1t is a popular practice that,
trimming a figured cotton with tight,
fat folds of solid color. and the same
idea is adapted to white muslin frocks
White muslin is goods to conjure
with this season. especially if it is made
up with black lace or baby ribbon in
silk. satin or velvet very chaste
little costume noticed was made of
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prettily colored in some pale tint, and
the lace applied on the ends is apt TO
be yellow cherry, or, quite as pretty
and fashionable, the faint yellow mall
tese. Now, it is a matter of remark
that no self-respecting woman wears a
scarf, or a decorative collar, or bow,
without nesting somewhere among its
folds, bright, jeweled pin. Those whose
caskets are supplied by rich husbands
wear big, bright brooches, sapphires,
turquoises, or emeralds set about with
diamonds or pearls. while less fortu-
nate sisters make as fine show with
small scarfDins, set in all imaginable
patterns and colors.
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white lawn, with bell skirt, having
a narrow quilted ruffie along the foot.
and another running from the right hip
diagonally across the front width down
TO the foot and so out on the back
breadth. The edges of these two frills
were finished with narrow black rib
bon and the waist partaking also of the
decoration. y chic, cool and absurdly
inexpensive little habit was the result.
ILLUSTRATION.
What can be accomplished with black
velvet ribbon as a trimming is shown
in the sketch OF the plaid foulard gown
given this week. In the original white
foulard, barred with broad blue stripes
and freely punctuated with tiny black
dots, was the material; the skirt made
with a. gored bottom edged with one
row of inch wide black velvet ribbon,
accompanied by rows of baby width
At the head of the gored half of the
skirt velvet ribbon, of baby width, is
applied in an irregular, graceful pat
tern, and slightly gathered to convey
the proper effect. a gimp of white silk
fills in the top OF the pretty basque. \
gimp that is pissed. as the French
say. or, in plain English. shirred. over
every line of shirring a ribbon runs,
and d full toby rouflle bourgeons out
about the wearer'S ears. The front of
the basque is shirred and trimmed as
the gimp, but the back, with its ribbon
edged tails, and the tiny frill of ribbon
bordered foulard, cOnverging to the
waist from the back. is the distinctive
feature of this study in spring fash
ions. Attention must be called to the
sleeves with their clusters of narrow
frills. They are almost
the last novelty to be reported, and are
highly becoming to a large or small
arm.
The figure that accompanies that dis
playing the foulard costume shows one |
of the ways of decorating an organdie. |
In this case the organdie is a brave, |
bright blue, meant for spring garden !
parties and summer luncheOns. Its
whole claim to charm and beauty lies
in the garnishment of black Valen-
ciennes lace and more effective, feas- (
ible, not TO say uneXtravagant, trim
ming, could scarcely be imagined.
1t will interest the mothers of fami-
lies, in which there are toddlers, to hear
of those practical summer
garments, piquet coats. This season the
Diquet has come to market in the pref
test shades of mauye. blue and rose,
that harmonic rarely with 3-year-Old
The colors specified are
represented in the three baby wraps
given in the picture. The rose colored
coat is trimmed with heavy maltese
ace falling over pinked frills of rose
colored taffeta silk, and the mauve and
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recent creation in ruffs, which, by the
way, any woman can ipeXpensively
make Cor herself. On a wide ribbon a
deep shell ruche of silk muslin or taft
feta is gathered, and in between the
scallops of the ruche are set clusters
of the fragile tinted silk rose petals,
one can buy by the yard at any shop.
But whatever the device used, our OBJ
ject now IS to frame the lower half of
the face in full Fittings, and no turn of
fashion is so advantageous and becom-
ing to women of all ages. Yet, in adj
dition to the fluffy odds and ends APP
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does not admit of many washings, it
should be done on silk or silk sheeting,
and, when necessary. submitted to the
dry cleansing process.
The most satisfactory style, however.
is to embroider it on a firm quality of
white linen, hemming on the edge and
sewing on it heavy border of lace.
AS this is also a circle. it cannot be
hemstitched. but. of course, it may be
fIinged. Work the leaves solid, or in
long and short, in rather dull, deep
shades of green, the stems likewise, in
these shades, the long tendrils, how
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Chrysanthemum Design For Tea
CoSey.

which required only public aclSnOwl-
edgment from the contracting parties.
So this festival became in some sense
woOing, an acceptance or rejection and
a ceremony. This explains its popular
ity with the blacks, outside of its beau
ties. with the accompaniment of Snusic,
which is competent at all times to COM
mand negro support.
Cake walking has improved, as do
most things that are constantly prac-
ticed. 1t has lost its old significance in
the south. Negroes now get married,
when they marry at all. in the white
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HATS, LACES AND BOWS.
The Opening Season Will Become Famous For Its Wealth
of LaceS.

New York, March 16-Looking the
shops over and interviewing the dress
makers will only serve to strengthen
the conviction that this season is to be
come famous for its laces. Hats as we'll
as gowns, parasols and petticoats, have
not escaped the contagion. and it is
cheering assurance to give that never
have the imitation weaves been as beau
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art shop. have it stamped about the
bottom in an outstanding decoration of
flowers, with trail of birds across the
fullness of the petticoat. Buying their
own sDangles, they then rapidly and
deity apply them by hand, and the
consequence is a flashing costume that
has not been costly, and is rather more
likely to stand long wear than an eX-
pensive shoD-bought copy.
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APRIL GOWNS.
FINERY FOR THE NECK

Equipped for every occasion. and
armed for any conquest, is she who. no
matter how simply gowned, wears an
abundance of orthodox decoration at
her throat. AS time goes on the scarfs
and collars, rufus and jabots have null
tiplied beyond all reckoning, and lend
themselves to such amazing variations
that they deserve serious considera-
ton.
With a few exceptions, their mater
ials are chiffon and lace, the chiffon
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The neck scarf proper, when made of
net, chiffon or liberty silk, is measured
long enough to wind twice about the
throat ard tie in a big front bow.
The larger the bow the better pleased
is its wearer. and now. in order to
make the best show of the expensive
lace ends. they are wired delicately and
stand out, like misplaced wings. bright
and high. In place of the wired bow
great many adopt the crisp taffeta
czarita bow It is a stock of gay thin
silk, with two accordion plated fans of
the same stuff Unfuried to either side
usually of a jeweled clasp or PIN Some
of these plated fans are made of col
ored satin, speckled with spangles, or
white satin. treated with wee puffings
of black chiffon.
SMART .RUFFS.
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working the blossoms solid in at least
three shades, and doing the leaves in
long and short. A heavy quality of old
bleach linen, or even linen crash, is
most appropriate for this purpose. and
may be either fringed or hemstitched
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blue coats are embeIlished with the
rough ecru German embroidery that
washes excellently and wears as long
as the piquet. Notable points in these
childish wraps are their white leather
belts and big silver plated buttons:
NJ DAVIS.
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folks fashion 1t has. however. become
a pantomime dance. Properly perform
ed. it is a beautiful one. The cake is
rot much OF a prize. though the negro
has 2 sweet tooth
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a variation on the above is the most
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such collars plainly lap and
hook behind, with no finishing
bow or ACE frill and at the back. on
top, the collar, gather a small ribbon
comb, merely to protect the delicately
coiored neck band from contact with |
the hair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-15

SUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
OF NEW YORK.. -BRlDGEI SHEEHl
Plaintiff. against THOMAS REGAIN. as
executor OF and trustee under the last
witt and testament Ut Patrick Sheehy, de-
ceased. and Others. defendants.
al pursuance OF an interlocutory 1uig-
rl-nt or sale. duly made anu entered IN
the above entitled action Tor dover. and
bearing date the 81 day Of January. ISIS.
]. the undersigned. the Referee In said
judgment named will sell AT public auc-
ton, by fhlli" \. Smytn. uuCtiOne.r, at
the New York Real Estate Sllesroom. No
III broadway. IN the Iliy q New York.
On Thursday. the tenth day Of February.
1865, at II o'clock loon, the premises In
said Judgment mentioned AMI therein de-
scrloed as follows:
LIST. ALL that certain lot. piece q.
parcei Of land with the buildings thereon
erected. situate. lying and being in the
lath Ward OF the CITY OF New York. and
bounded and described as follows: Be-
ginning at a poin; In the easterly line Il
Lexington Avenue. distant forty eight
feet two Inches northerly from the north
easter!y corner Of said Avenue and Eighty
third street. running thence easterly.
partly through party wall and paraI.e.
w.'r said s;icet. slXty-two feet two and
two,thirds inches. thence nor;herly par
a Ale. VITA LesLnston Avenue. sixteen feet
Thence westerly again parallel with
Eishty-third street and partly through A
parry wall, sixty two feet two and two
,hire- inches TO said eastcr.y line Of
+''NhN's anu tnthte SOutnPFiy
along said line Of said Avenue sixteen feet
10 the point or place OF beginning
I'd Also ALI. tina, certain lct niece or
rare. of land with the buildings tber. N
az ttc City Of New York. and houn,et oni
e-scrihei as follows: Beginning 81
point or toe easter!y side OF Lexington
NN"hue instant sNty-'our feet two Inches
norh"fl, from the northeasteriv corner 81
I.rAlnst"n Avenue and Elehty-,hirs
curel running thence -aste-.v pa-,,y
Int msh pasb wall sixty-two (eet tvo
~aa '"o-'as'ds Inches; thence nolthegiy
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Certain partl Of The premises aooys
ecrlbed will be sold subject 10 - =
u,.rtgagrs. II, amounts OF when W" 80
allowed out % the purchase i.'N''
lows: .n,.-, %
, mortgage FOR s6ae. bearing ini'te"
the rate OF ~ per cen' noi" '""-'''
1895 .,.., 70
30. i23i Lexington Ayerd.. sasls., =.
mortgage Cor <d..p. gelilrS Nt,, Isl,
the rate 81 per cent rom A'''''
No. i6l5 and i.Gl7 Second Avenue. -
tect 10 A mortgage fDr $500 oesunS ~.
tercs' at the rate u ger cent H'""
Pursuant 10 order te.r.ns safe Feorss3
2s lSaS. the other lots ABOVE - ~
viii be sid separately as shown IN "a, a,
above diagram and frce and clear 81 NV
cages. .., ,u..
An Of sair mortgages beng p ast, luz
AUGUSTUS H. NN>'''''R e,crse.
Tn. sale o, the above described prsnasSs
4. hereby adjourned 4 THURSDAY. ""@-
81. 1895 a. same hour and place
New York. February ION. ls;Nr,
AUGUSTUS II. NANpEh,
EARLrY & PRENDFRGASr
plaintiffs ATTORNEYS ..,,i,r1
The sale ~ the aroN" -rrioe a P.'-si,v
Is hereby (ur;hcr adjourned - ms
the 10Th day ~ March. lNaS' az WV
hour and pace.
New York. March "a. 1875. .>,,,
Re,er-e
FARLEY q PRENDERGAST.
plaintiffs Attorney -..,,sse
The she ~ ,he above described pren..,~
Is hereby further adjourned TO Ncsn me
tho lGtn day u March. l>os. az the s'"
hour ard pace.
New York March 10. 1898.
AUGUSTUS II VANpEkFo.,.
FARLEY & paENnEEGAST.
ris.ntiTs Attorneys
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FORECLOSURE SALES.


formed by the intersection Of the South
erly side OF Ninety-eighth Street with the
Westerly side Of First Avenue. and run
ming thence Son,hwardy. paralel WIN
FIRST Avenue. one hundred feet and eleven
inches 10 the centre line Of the block.
thence Wcstwardly along said centre lane OF
the block sixty-flve feet. therce North
wardly again parallel with First Avenue.
ard par, u the distance through party
wall one hundred feet and e.even inches.
u The Southerly side ~ Ninety eighth
street and thence Eastwnrfly along the
southerly side OF Ninety eighth Street six
,y-hve feet. 10 the point or place or ne
ginning. 49, o
Dated. New York. March ION ls9s
SANI.. r.. PAUL
Referee.
DAVIES. STONE s. ArERDAcH
Attorneys FOR Plairtlrs
30 Nassau street.
Now YORK CRY.
The following lie n diagram Of the prop
ertv referred n IN the foregoing noti > ~
sale:
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srpRFME COURT NEW YORK COIN
TY.-James \. Ridden. piaint.h: a3a.hst
Ellen NJ. Chambers and othe.s. d-.endahl 3
In pursuance Of a Judgment 81 l,'e-
closure and sale duly made anu ehteIru ~.
the aho,. entitled acton. ana bedFihS
date 2lst Gay OF February, 1928 J. the
undersigned. the referee In said JujSne",
named VIII SCI. AT public auction. az W;
New York Real Estate Salesroorl, 10; III
Broadway. in the city 81 Ne% orr ,b.
22l day Of March. 1898. az twelte
O'clock noon Of that day ny d. Phor"iN
Ingraham. auc'ioneer. the premises ~
sad judgment mentioned, ana theIc.h ~
scribcd as follows: All that certain lot ot
land. now situate In the lyoroush ~ tns
Tronx. in the CITY II New York, described
in said mortgage as follows: ~,
All that certain loi. piece or patCel OF
ty-fourth Ward u the 'ity, County anI
State ot New York. known and desisnatei
by the number seven % On certain
man entitled Property OF Joseph ;. WOOD
a. Wi,la"sordse, n { isa, a5d a by IN IN
tho office OF the Register OF New J Orn
County June LIST. 1896. when said lot IS
bounded and described as follows IN saih
rnap: beginning at "A point or the westerly
side Of Prospect Terrace distant htty 900
feet soufheriy from the corner formed ny
the intersection OF the soutneiiy sue ~,
Thirteenth Street win the Westerly Soc OF
parallel with Thirteenth Street and a.Vng
the line dividing lots Six and seen on soid
mao one hundred N0Ol feet. thence south
trlv parallel with Prospect Terrace al)nB
the line dividing lots Four and seven on
said man twenty Ave 25 feet. thence
1aeterlv parable. with Thirteenth Street
along tho lire dividing lots seven ana
F!rht or said map orc hundred 'l'p teet
10 Prcrpect Terrace. thence northery along
Prospect Terra q twenty 1--WE 90 feet 70
tho poirt or place 81 beginning. Bhins
portion of lot runber eight hundred ana
nlne'y-nine N0D on 4 map entitled Nap
o, the Village % VaIeNe.1. In the Towns
OF Fas, and Vestchester. Westchestar
County New York" made by Henry h.
Niucr civil Engineer and surveyor dated
Nav 1884. and now on ne IN the office .,
tho Register Of Wsstch.ster county ~
White Plains.
Together with all the right. tale and IN
torc4t az the party ~ Tire first part. or In
and n Prospect Terrace 70 the centre
thereof IN front OF and adjoining SAID
Dated New York. February 2lth 1898.
CHARLES y, MORGAN.
Referee.
HARRIS & CORWTN.
plaintiffs Attorneys.
$50 Nassau street. New YORK.
The following is diagram OK the prem
ises 10 he sold
Number OF premises is - Prospect Ter
race.
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The approximate amount NJ the Zen l.h
Guiding costs and dlsDufs mcntsl. FOR ~hl. u
the sa.d premises are 70 be sou -
s6.O5G 10. with interest from the lH'h ''y
OF February. 1898. ...,,
Tho approximate amount o. the unpslr
.aves and water rents is silIIs. tesides
SAML. -. PAUL
Referee.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

FEANCls.-If Thomas Price Francis. ate
OF Ferniale. Humboldt County. Cali
fo-pia. will communicate with Messrs. X
Thome, a Francis solicitors. Cardiff.
England. ne Will hear OF something to his
advantage.
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poMEsr1c SITUATIONS WANTED.

gITLCR.-By mlcdle-aee1 man sooa
experience in all branches: IN p.Va.r
,,-,,,,. nr-.-cia.s city reference. city or
-ountrv. Address AZ East Hth-s''
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cnre sIt,,a,ion for his caachman. whom
he can highly recommend. good. carciul
cI,v Jrivei. nine years references from
les. employer Call or address ]" hhst
80 st
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OBESITY CURE.

INDIGESTION. constipation. rheumatism.
spinal curvature. nerN cusress, paraI}sIS'
treated with mechanical massage, swedish
movements. by machinery. artificial horse
bach. stationary bicycle. LANDER IN
eTJTI'TF 90 Wet so-h-s'.
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AN.--Thoroushi understands o.,
business: Scotchman. sinIle! ,'
driver: attend furnace: genc,s.s ~
ed reference. Address THOMAS BOX &
Tribune Once.
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AUGUSTUS IT NANDERpOEL.
Referee.
FARLEY & PRENDERGAST. Plaintiffs
Attorneys. 100 Nassau street. New YORK
CIV.
The following are diagrams n the prem
,se. above described. showing the several
norceis thereof. as described IN raid .uds-
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CT-rr.FR or VALET.-Thorough' com,
pe,ent; is willing and oblIglns personal
c.tv reference -. G.. Box ~ l'z'-
Broadway.
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The approximate amount OF the Hen or
charge Tor which the above property. is 20
be sold is 81. 625 and also IN addition
thereto unpaid taxes amounting approx
ma,ely 20 S26 90.
CHARLES y. MORGAN.
Referee.
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KLoNDIKE oUTFJTTERs.


LOSJ.
iCtar'h amhmhnl ham'ahn hamtasA M
HANDBOOK Nc 202 59S q the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is rissinf. Nny
pcrso. having a claim 70 q Is hereby caiIeo
upon "a present The sare WITHIN zen phl :
or submit 70 having said passpook can
ceile6 and a new one lsrued-
LOST or STOLEN Barkt-os No. "oS, -
sh3 Of the German savings Bank IN nc
cit. ~ New-York. corner 4ih-avo. ana
i3t,-s: issued % Frank Ruggab"r Al.
persons are cautioned against negotiating
,ne same II not returned 10 the ban" ~
the 5,h day u A2r'l, 1875. dupH 'a'e Wiz
be issued
LOST OR STOLEN -Bankbool< No. 81"
5T4 o. the German Savings Eanf n tnc
eifv OF New-YCrk corner shave ana
i4,h-s;. issued 10 Hatcher and Wilhelm
Weiss. Al. persons are cautioned aga NJ,
negotiating the same II not returned 70
the bank on the Nth DAY of Apr. 1898
duplicate viii - issued
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Thifteenta street.

The approximate am ount O. the lien or
charge for which the above property is 20
b, sold is s.. $50. ard also IN addition
thereto unpaid taxes amounting approx
mately TO $40 90
CHARLES y. MORGAN.
Referee.
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SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUN-
tt. -Isabella s. Hayden. plaintiff,
against Ellen ". Chambers and others. de-
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SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUN-
TY-Icabella s. Hayden. plaintiff,
against Ellen II. Chambers and others. de
PENDANTS.
closure and sale. duly made and entered In
the above entitled action. ard bearing
date the 2lst day o. February. 1898. |. he
rsigned. the referee in said Judgment
New York Real Estate Salesroom. No. III
Broadway ia the CITY or New York.
Borough Of Manhattan. IN TUESDAY. the
22d day Of March. 1898. al twelve
O'Clock noon Of tina; day hy D PhoentK
Ingraham. auctioneer. the premises In SAID
Judgment mentioned and therein de
scrioed "a follows: All that certain LOT OF
land. now situate in the Borough o, me
Bronx, in the cry o. New YORK described
IN said mortgage as follows
All that certain lot piece or parc-l o.
land situate. lying and being In m. Iwen.
ty-fourth Ward 4 the CITY. County and
by the number eight 50 on certain
map entitled Property ~ Joseph : Woo
a. WILLIAMSBURG. y. y made BY y.
Hufnagel C.. T.. June, ls9i ana MEG ~
County June lst. 1896 which lot 10 bound
cd and described as follows on said map;
beginning at A point on the westerly slde
o, Prospect Terrace distant one hundred
and twenty-eight O2S) feet and four 90
inches northery from the corner formed by
the Intersection Of the northcrly side OK
Twelfth Street and the Westerly side o..
Prospect Terrace. running thence Westerly
parallel With Twelfth street and along the
line dividing lots Eight and Nine on said
map one hundred loop feet. thence north
ery parallel With Prospect Terrace along
the line divi1in- lots -Four AMI Eight on
said map twenty-five go feet. thence
easter.y ard parallel with Twelfth Street
along the lire dividing lots seven and
Eigh. on said map ono hundred 400 feet
to Prospec, Terrace. therce souther.y along
Prospect Terrace twenty-five tc5) feet to
the point or place * beginning Being 4
portion Of lot number eich, hundred AMI
nlnety-nine 1901 on map entitled Map
Of the Village Of Wakefield. In the Towns
Of East and Westchcster, Westcheste-
County New York" maize by Henry l..
Miller. Clvil Engineer and Surveyor. dated
May. 1884. and now on flle IN the Office Of
the Register OF Westchester County a;
White Plains
Dated New York. February Gath. ls0s.
CHARLES y. MORGAN.
Referee.
HARRIS g. CORWIN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
10 Nassau Street. New York
The following is diagram Of the prem
Ises 10 tc sold.
- ~
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MIRRORS AND FRAMES.

Holm G. GRACI. 1877 West 23d-st-. old
es; and largest store Of Its kind IN
Now-ECrk
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nIn COLD a SILVER WANTED

NcSoos~~~NN~~~~~~-~~~~--~>~
SEND Us your cd god. jsweiry &c. we
ssrs certified check for fun value there
NJ Psrt references Established ISL.
GvORGF y JOYCE. 80 Fulton-s'.
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,,AC.uMAS.--s Single: aged 81 unue
stands everything connrc,,u W. nbiIe-
stable. excellent driver. WILING ai,1 oo''s =,
,nr. ,ln4 years hes, references. MI. :" W
80 80 -, ~ ,hA country. Address all "ee"'
Dox 3i5 / 22T Broadway.
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THU CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HORSES lG5-167-ieS West 32d-st Stor-
age TrOs'ing Telephone 40 oNtn-Sl.
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
WANTED. A thoroughly competent, per
srna.ly recommended maid for two chill
dren, and s. must speak French. AID be
good traveller ana packer. family spend
summer abroad Apply today between
and : p. m. only. az l45 West 5Sth-st
WANTED Good family cook. Call be-
fore 10 al Eas. 37ih-st
WANTED. A com potent seamstrcss and
maid, must cut and 1T and have refer
ences for similar position Apply TUESDAY
between q and - o. M ~ WeSi Whilst
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HARRIS g. CORWIN.

EIlInfIW NtfornfFe.
10 Nassau Street. New York
The following is diagram Of the prem
ises 10 r. sold.
Number OF premises IS Prospec. Ter
race.
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TURKISH BATHS.

PEOPLE Of culture and refinement take
Turkish, Electric and Roman Baths a,
MIIrFR'S A. West 26th-s-