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New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
CIPREME COURT, County Of New York

- lame, Wood Plaintiff against William V. q Caha-
CHAN and Others, DEFENDANTS -,... a-d s,,.
In pursuance ~ judgment Of foreclosure ana sal,
du,v made and entered 'he above cntiled H1dpn a
hearing date the eleventh dav OF Novemer ln's J. e
,rdersiened the Referee therein named VIII son AZ puoc
auction az the York Real Estate SaeS looms
hor III Proadway the CITY of New YORK III ~, I'm
Of New York the Borough OF MannatHll "' w.
,.enh dav o, December iSaS. at twelve coh ,9o,
peer = Never. Auctoneer the premises IN Snu J'''
mont mentioned and thereia described as iu
Al IL, thai certain lot piece or parcel OF ia'l az
tho (g,v ~ New York. and bounded ana d"sil'fi a. m
Iov,s PFGINNINCi point on the fasrll -,ue W
X,cboa. .yenue distant hundred and egntN s'tsn
ffo-, ,ee an ten inches NoriherN H,m tl.' ~ D.
orner Of one Hundred and Forty MIN street Hnh
- Nicholas Avenue. running ihence r-isel.s I
-, ,r., r,a Hundred Forty ffth street hnn par.
- .be wav through a party wall, one huhur"u IVY!
49,. %o-the-lv parallel with s.. Nlchglas
,or,y ono CoI foot thence Westerly paraH' w" & D,
IF,nd,a. and Forty-nfth Strse and part or me Wy
,hrIeb arohrr PARTY wall. ono hundred ,lVu' r 20
t-as,e-iv ado of Nicholas Avenue; ana ,nrh'r
81 slonr .he Fastery side - 81 Nicholas Avenue tWe,
-, ora Oh feet n the point or place az neg %
1OGFTTtR with all the right. the and inerrst OF .e
cardsnis 10 damages the closing ~ tho olh heaku
i,,, ~ tnqshridge Road closed parf of whlch
iiI rr,,od mar, n tho above described premises
Dsted New YORK November leth. lS9s ,,,
pa'e' ~" W ISAAC BELL BRENNAN. Referee.
RONALD x. BROWN.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
32O Broadway. New YORK -. ....--.1 =.
The following Is diagram OF tns property ''''' W
IN the foregoing notice ot -.
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Alden Place Place

The said premises are known as No eSs Aiosn f's,, a.
sfy which Ne above described property IS 70 20 500 ,
81 OGi 63 with interest thereon from the loh dsy oI
Noveuher 1895 together with costs ana alo"anc. =
amounting - Saa3 OG with interest from November Ioth
1898 together with the expenses Of the Gale. .
The approximate q taxes. assessments snp
ether esa which Ne allowed g the piIchaet ou
a. the purchase price paid the Referee Is kl5o ana
Dated New York November 2let. 1895.
AUGUSTUS II. NANDERPOEt- Re'eTee'
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The Approximate the lier charge satisfy
which above described property TO be sold s SO
sos 4sicO With ineres thereon from me 2h day Of Oco
together with and allowances amounting
o535. from October 8lst 1898. together
with the expenses Of the sale The approximate amount
d taxes assessments other liens which 20 be al
lowed purchaser OF the purchase money paid
py the Referee 1882 % 100 and interest.
Dated New York November 2nd. 1893.
EDWARD l.. PATTERSON Referee.
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6sth Street.

Tho a,o,ox,na.. amour Of ,hc Hen 20 satisfy
which the above described property Is to be- sna -
si7277 49, with thereon from the lfth gay ol
September 1898, together with costs ana allowance
amounting TO s35sp2 together with the expenses OF uo
sale Tie approximate amount Of the taxes assessments
and water rates or liens to be allowed 70 the p
Of the purchase money or pald oy 'he Ne''
= sIo7 IS and interest. - oo.
7I'FUs B. COw1NG. JR.
Referee.
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CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
l65 l6T l6s West 32d ST..
OksH fs0s

New York. Nov. 2sth. 1895.
To Mrs p l.. Simpson. Mr.. Naughton.
Mrs 4. " Wakefield Mrs ". l.. Smith.
Mrs Mary Mullen. Mrs. Lizzie Francis,
Bridget McCarthv. Miss Sarah Groves,
Mrs smith. Mrs. Summers. NJ. Matthews.
Ellen Lewis Mrs. @. J. Cooke, Mr. Peter
Carmichael. Mrs Alice Woods Mrs. Carr.
Mrs I. Sutton. Miss Sullivan. Mrs Susie
Smith. Mrs Hicks. Mrs. * Sekart. Mrs.
Mary Butler. Miss Mabel Dorsey. Mrs. \.
&. Durand. Prof g. l.. FranSensteln. Mrs.
&. L. Thompson. Mr q. r. Bradley, Mrs.
VI. Daiy. Mrs. Henry. Mrs Victor. Miss
Mora1. Mrs. \. Graham. Mrs. Ducahle.
Estella Ir,in. Mrs Ohisen Nellie Murphy.
Gordon Bros. 4 - levainc Mrs Strit-
MEYER Mr. H. e. Spicer Mr.. VIM. An
derson and ". II. 'osman. Mr. 7. r..
wilkinson Mr . Stelg"r. Miss Minnie
Holmes Mrs. Maggie Harris. r. o. Clifford.
Mrs. Holman Mrs r. Harris Maggie
Iauste. care o., Mr.. J. W Miller Mr. ..
J. Newton. Mir. F;hw. Lehman. Mrs. A.
McNamee. Kate Cannon. Mr. 6. F. Steven
son. Mrs. r Mcdonald. Ms. Florence
Wheeler Mrs. Mary Vullins. Rich &
Maede- Mrs. Annie Tavlo-. Mrs. Mary
Moran. Mrs. Dempsey. Mrs. Dawson. Mr..
" +. Mcneil. Mrs. O'Rourke Marion Poi
Beggs and NJ. Grimihs. Miss NJ. Golden.
Mr. r l.. Ranl"f'
You are hereby notified that IN. tim. ror
the payment of the lien ] hold upon tho
property hereinafter described having OK
pir"d. after due notice thereof had been
given you ! viii cause such prorerfv. 70
wit. holsehold goods. persona effects a7i
merchandise. stored by sou in my ware
houses. 10 be gold nj pub,ic auction ac-
cordIrg 10 tho statute In such case made
and provided a. X insfler's Auction Rooms
lo6 West 32f st. on saturday. December
- 1898. commencing at II a N. II the
sale hc not completed on the path day -
locemhe-. e vii be continued N each
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STORAGE NOTICES.
;.
UNION TRANSFER AND STOkAbb
COMPANY.

y -
i2l-5 East 22nd street
To A. =. Allen for the follow .ns persons
F. Rsgg Ms Rllinger, Mrs Quinn. Mrs.
sammon W smith. Mrs Bluor. Mrs
Miller. Mrs. 'avanagh and Mrs .iood
win. ". ". Bsldr N. 4. a. Brow r. Georse
RaNer. Mrs. Bridget conneil. Mrs. l.izzi-
chaplin. Mrs. Frank Chase. Mrs. VI. l..
Clsrkson. j Corey. Mrs Ida NJ Corey.
Harry u. ,ruickshank Mrs. +. 4. Chase.
Chas " Daniels Thos J. Dun. Mrs. k.
a. Dederick Frank Deniihorne. Henry :.
Denison. Kate Dawson. F. @. kretchuer.
John BOYD Eliot. John Frey. Mrs VI. J.
Gurney John Getz. James r. Heath. w.
X Hale FOR Automatic Life Savings 90.
Mrs. X. Hall. Mrs. y. Hopper. Samuel ;.
Howe. 4. Henderson, Mr- Mary HICKEY
Robert A. Johnson Miss 7. la Fontain"'
II. r. r<ddY. z. !. Lawrence. 7. X NJ
James Mclaughlin. Mary Ann Met abe.
Michael Mullen. Miss Sophie Miller. O. I.
Nash ". B Phster. j. Renfr) by ". IS.
Trimble M'ss X. Reilly. George p Read.
Mrs G. z Pice. Samiel Small. =. strauss.
Mrs C. Suenson. SchicKeriing Bros &
Lang. A. Tehan. ". J Taylor. scott IRE
maine by J. i. Kelsey, Mrs. w. r..
Vermllye G. & Warner. Vim. Folger Wit
ter. W. Wa.tin. Clfton II. Smith
You are hereby notified that the time FOR
the payment ~ this company's lien upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired. after due notice thereof had been
given YOU this company VIII cause such
property. 20 wit. household goods. personal
effects and merchandise. stored by You In
its warehouse to he sold al public auction
according 70 the statute in such case made
end provided. At rs warehouse. l2l East
2ond Street, New York city. on Wednes l.
dav. Dec. : iS0s. al 1890 4. NJ.
UNION TRANSFER AND STORAGE
II IO\FS Treasurer
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l45th Street


Note-The Approximate amount Of me Yen o, cna,g @
upon the above property 70 satisfy when 'he tao r @
,ses are to Re sold s24 ls9s with Interest therh
from November 9th 1895 together with the costs us
hirsemenfs and allowances amounting 20 the sum OF
S4s7 p5 with interest thereon from November IiIn
1895 together the expenses Of the sale ahoun,'n
70 annroInaelv $4,000 and the approximate amount o"
tho axe. and other Hens upon the Velses
which are 10 allowed purchaser out o. e put
chase money or which be paid by the Referee -
1895 90 with interest thereon. ... x,,.
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A DVFRTISEMENTS subscr ptions for The tribune
a received their Uptown Office No l.242 b~roadwsy ~
Ia door ST. until O'Clock p. m. sdNertte
rece, sd az the following banca ooes az resua'
until O'Clock y. WI: r.
FOR cSc-st I62 6'h-a-e COY l2th-s;. Macys. 6ihave
and i4th st l42 CourHus-aNe. near West toth.st ro
West 4ods, near Gihavc: 92 Eas: l4th st; 20 West
l2ds. between 7ta sth sves i5s East +Ihs;' l"S
Rf-ave between 7Gth ard 17th SITS. lu2S "a ave- near
sist-st: 7Os is ave- near s9th-s 60 30. ave near
sis,-s, s34 3d-ave Bleecker- 323 Beeckers''
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"a DvERTlsEMENTs and subscriptions FOR The Tribune
"a received al their Uptown ONCE, No. l242 broadway
I'd door north of Slsst. until o'clock M advertise
ents received the following branch Offices at regular
once rates until o clock VIZ: 2j4 Sth-ave. g.
cor 23d st; ~ 9th ave- cor. l2th-st Macy's eth-ave
and l5pl at l+2 Columbus "a
West f2t ST. near 6'h 80 f;as, 14th-s 257 West
s2o-s between 9Th and sth aves. i5e Fast 47thst 33s
lave. between 1G'r and 77'h
6lst-*t: l los lstaV~.. s9th near
<1st-tt 554 3c-ave 30 Reecker-s; Bleecker-.t
&9oS Sdaye 2s0 East 79;h-sL 1921 3d-ave $50 3D.
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both Street.

Tne approximate OF the lien satisfy
which me above described property is 10 he sold IS
Si12O 30. with inGres; thereon from he 22nd Of
October. 1895 together allowance
ing 20 30. together with expenses % the
Tho apprOIinaie of the taxes.
water other liens bs allowed the
out ~ the purchase paid BY the Referee Is
fl9S 30 and Interest
Dated. New Yora November ia.h 1895
CHAUNCEY S TRUAX
Referee
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, New York

NEW YORK SUPREME tOCNl, New i"'N
~ County-sAMt'EI. y. HOyT. Plaintiff. aealns
DEXTER b. HORTON and others Defendants lioN
NO. l. -, IN
above entitled action bearing date the I'd dav or No
yennber 1895 and office ~ the Clerk OF me
County o. the 18th DAY of NoNenn9r, lN'N
J. THE UNDERSIGNED. tho Referee IN eaid Ju'isi.'l'
Real Estate Saesroom No. III 'roadway In ne
Borough Manhattan. Of New Yo:k, on the lAth
day December twelve O'Clock noon on s"ld ddN
by SAMUEL. GOI.DSTICKER. Auconeer. the premise $
said Judgment be sold and therein descfDe
folows
ALL 'hnt certain lot piece parcel Of land together
buildings and improvements thereon erected s'n
O and tie Twelfth Ward Of the city or
Ne,; York and bounded described follows: Re
GINNING al n point tho Northerly side ot Ninety
eighth Street. Eastwardy hundred 200 fee
the formed by the intersection ~ the Norm
and the Eastery side OF
West End Avenue thence Northerly parallel with
West End Avenue hundred 900 feet and eleven I'D
inches middle line Of the block between Ninety
and Ninety ninth Streets thence running Easerly
along said middle line and parallel with Ninety eshth
lei with West End Avenue and part ~ tho distance
through n party wall hundred Oo0 feet and eleven
inches the Norfhery side of Ninety eighth Street
running Westerly along the Northerly side Of
place beginning be the said several distances and di
nensions together with all the right title
and interest o the party II the first IN and 70
Nney-eighth front adj joining prem
hereinhefore described.
Dated New York. November 10Th. 1903.
CHACNCEY s. TRCAX.
Referee
DAILY. HOYT & MASON
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Once ]. o Address:
No II William St,
New York City
The following is diagram Of the property TO be sod:
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The approx amount Of the lien charge fstisfy
which the above described property Is he sold is
si7 20l5O with interest thereon from the 22i day OF
October, 1898 together with and allowance
ing 10 s366.30 together with the Of the sale
The approximate amount OF the taxes. and
rates other liens Re allowed the purchaser
Out Of the purchase- money paid by the Referee
Sl93 80. and interest.
Dated New York. November I9;h 1895
CHAUNCEY 6. TRCAX.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29

The approx amount q The lion or chaIge TO 'si-
isfy which property - 70 he gold Is $5OlbA with
tneres from october 24h. 1898. together with
ami allowances amounting 10 S4OI52 with ntere
November 1885 and Of sale OF about
$50 There water rates or assessments
Nens said premises. said premises viii be sold
subject first mortgage for $1,000 and interest OF SO
from April 26th 1895 and second mortgage which
there unpaid $9lbO0 with interest amounting
shOut $1,000
The above amounts stated approximately pursuant
70 Rule IA Of the Supreme Court, First Department.
Dated New YOrk, November l4th. lS9s
EDWARD I. PATTERSON,
ReferoA
PHILLIPS & AVERY.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
ss< Nassau Street Crbrno Building, Borough OF Man
haitian. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29

FURNACE AN.-Sweie would Ike few
more furnaces 70 care for. best city ref
crence T.. r.. 254 sth-ave
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

- yORK-Mary A. C1isolm. Plaintiff. against James
Adair and others. Defendants ,,,-. .., CT,
In pursuance Of Judgment of Foreclosure and sac.
duly made and entered the above entitled action pear
ing date the 2i dav o October 1898 the Undersigned
,be Reer.e IL said Judgment named. will sell at Public
10 III Proadway in the Borough ~ Manhattan city or
New York on the 23d day ~ November. ls's ~ IL
ocock noon on that by Peter F Meyer. Anciloneef
the premises directed by said Judgment 70 he sold and
therein described as follows; - ,...
All that certain lot. piece or parcel of lana si'ia'e
living and being in the city County and state or New
York and in ,ne designated by the number fiity
bounded and described follows, viz BEplNNIN,, 81 a
roin On The westerly OF Greenwich street distant
nav two t52 eight ~ inches southerly rom u
corner formed the Intersection ~ the westerly soc or
Greenwich street tho southrry side ~ carlisle
efrce, running thence right angles near
inches thence southerly and parallel or nearly SO WIN
1;reenwich street hes thence westerly ana
AZ right angles nearly with Greenwich street
seven ~ f4ct eight inches. thence southery aga \
psralel or nearly with Greenwich street t"eny h'N
I25) feet seven ~ inches thence eastely ana again 4,
rtght angles nearly with Greenwich street, bdt
sorrg slightly 10 a. feet ten and one
nearly so with Greenwich three 90 inches thence
angles nearly 50 Win ''reen" Il
street eighty md haf b-.) IN hes
the westerly ~ Greenwich street. ana thence
northeriy along six 21) feei three %
inches - the point place o begnnng SAID premises
Greenwich street IN the city Of New York.
80 49, JAMES KEARNEY. Referee
SCf{ENCK q PT'NNETT
Attorneys for Plaintiff; ~ Liberty Street Borough OF Nan
haitian. City Of New York
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1)nblir Noilrc

THERE will he Public Hearing by New YORK
- Hsrbor Line BOARD II IL. Dec. !. 1895 on appli
stion Dent Docks o City Tor mobilization OF
,erhead line East River. New York CITY, between sls'
Ind ssth streets interested Invited 10 be
Eescrt give thei- views.
henry VI ROBERT col. Engrs. President
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TURKISH BATHs.

">~>>>1~~~N>yN~~~NoO~>>o
PEOPLE OF culture and refinement TAX.
Turkish. Electric and Roman baths at
MlLl-ER'S. ~ West 2Oih-st
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CARPET CLEANING.

--~NI00~~||(|I~|I@ |I@0|0~00|0NIO0|10|| TT
CARPETS cleaned by steam. by hand or
on she Hoof Careful Carpet Cleaning
co. 55s broadway 42i East isth 81.
COE 8 BRANDT Tel l32-3stn
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HANBERMAID-B young girl 10 20
chamberw)rls and sewing, good city re,-
erences 9O4 sth ave first hell.
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COACHMAN N.-Gentleman having tur.le turilen
%, 80 horses wishes - procure situation
,o~ his coachman. a single man. whom he
cor ,ho-nughlv recommend IN every re-
snect Address last employer. u. - 'l
East 53d ST
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1TMTg AUUDWBONo

BROADWAY. CORNER OF SVTH 81 ,.,.
Nicely furnished s,eam-heate apartments consss.' ~.
parlor and bedroom. VIII or without private oe'"
hotel service restauraut: rates moderate -. w.
d EDGAR CLOSE. Prop
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FURNISHED ROOMS To LET.
MACIiINERY,
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

nN~~r<<1l>r~~ mn ~>~-~-~-~>,~~-o~
CALI. or WRITE for the new illustrated
catalogue (postpaid u the famous Hard
man Piano. prices and terms & suit he
tines renting planes. city Or country. a
speciality iIAEDMAN. PECK q Co.
Mrs l3s hth-ave
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WASHING iiy respectable widow. family
washing AT home. good open air drying
l. g NJ li-G broadway
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

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lWTh ST. - VEST. T.--l-ir,,A and small
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Vaie fam.S. references requested
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-Nr0oo.0D0.o-NNNJNJO~N~, ~~~.~o-N.ONNN-NN-~-~
BANK BOOK Nc 33l 3O7 OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing
ANY person having claim 20 II is hereby
called upon u present the same within ten
days. or submi; to having said passbook
cancelled and A new one issued
LOST. T.-Rsnkb1ok No. 142. .l5O Bank FOR
Savings go i.h-ave. New York. nav
ment stopped. Flease return book - bank
LOST Rankbook No G9o. 0o9. RarN for
saving 2S 4tt-a.e. New York. pay
mcnt stopped P'-as- return book - bank
LOST - HAaKiDDH No. 45l so Bank for
SAVING 80 4th-aye New York. pay-
ment stofief. Please return book 10 hark
Il II. handbook No ili.347. Sank for
savings. 80 an ave. New York PAY
rreut stopped Pleas. return boo. IT, tank
LOST - Baukbook 40 3l5. 5oI on Dry
Dock Savings Bank Any person having
claims upon sIl+ lH1f is called uror 10
present N" same 20 the bank within thirty
das@ or the said book VIII be declared
cancelled and extngu.shei and new one
ISSUED IN lien thereof
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WEATHER STRIPS

PATENT METALLIC WEATHER. STRIP
co. - West I'D 81. FitiIn. fine resi-
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DvERTISEMENTs and .ubscIpt'cns f9r u dhe TIion'
n al their Uptown Once. No l-i- BfoadNhY'
o. door north 4 3ls-st until O'Clock p m huNtrlsr
ment, received the following branch oses al tesua
,a,~e rates until O'Clock VIZ eiil y =
cor o:t- ST: 1872 Gh-aye 18th hst Macys 'h ave
IVES, 42d st. 6th-avc.; % East lam - 23' es
9Th sth ihp East iiih ST LBS
ave hsiwoen 1Gr AMI 77th sts. LOGS ~ ave. near
eIst-s,; 7Os near sHh-si.. on 81 ave neaF
"a 3f-ave 2i0 Blsecker S2' bleeckcr-s :
nos odaye oO Tas, 10Th 1927 2daye sb2 30 ave
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SEAL SACQIEs AND cAPES altered in'o
fashionable garments AZ low prices.
TAEkER FIR CO. III West 39th -.
la,e With Gnniher's Sons. Jth-ave.
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Carlisle StreA.

The Approximate Of tho lien or charge 10 saiy
which the above described property Is TO be sold - 81
H.s ~ with interest from the 18TH day OF &c
obrr 1905 together with and allowance amounting
s4o7 SO with from October list lss toeetheI
with the expenses II the sale The approximate amount
% taxes assessments other liens which are 10 be a
ioved Of The purc nnse money, 's
rsI1 bv the Referee IL 81 200. and interest.
""' ' LANES KEARNEY. D.fere-
The sale above de crbei premises Is hereby az
,oured 10 eGnesday th day of December lsss al
The same time and place ,a
Dated: New York. November 2'rd, lN''s ,.
~ JAMES KEARNEY Referee
SCTIENCK e. Pt'NNETr. ,,, NJ.
ATTORNEYS for Plainiln II IhpfV STREET. h''0"e" "
Manhattan. New York city.
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Immense variety. daintles designs lowest fr'oeS'
JAMMES. 37th-st near 5th-ave
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What Constitutes a State7

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ponent got on, and thought to read Fa-
ther Tom lecture
''The Lord tells us" he said, chat when
we pray we should not be as hypocrites
are, who love to pray in public, and at
the corners of the streets, that they
might be seen Of men. Now, when l
pray, enter into my closet, and clos
ing the door, pray in secret"
"Yes," replied Father Tom, without
taking his eyes off the book, "and then
you come out on the top of an omnibus
and tell everyone all about II"
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