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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-18

Dr. Tom Person, of Wilson, stood
half way down the hall, taking in the
scene-the most picturesque figure in
the body.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-18

Ex-Rev. T. w. Babb, brought with
him chair and walked across the stage
and deposited himself near the right of
the chairman, in full view of the con-
ventiOn.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-18
Sims and Alliance Lecturer t. B.

Sims and Alliance Lecturer I. b.
Hoover,
Rev. Baylus Cade sat on the stage,
tanning himself with a palm leaf fan,
keeping up the circulating medium.
s. Ohio Wilson was in evidence all
tbe time. Before the convention was
called to order, he walked several times
across the stage, experimenting the ar
rongements. If he was a dethroned and
kicked out leader. as his enemies say,
he acted as if he didn't realize it. He
had his cane on his arm and stood smok-
ing a two-for-five cigar, with an air of
bossism that ticllled his chums, the reVe-
nue. officers and revenue dOodles, VINO
looked at him with approval.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-18
NEW YORK, May 17.--Fntures opened
ull but easy: sslas 5000 bales
Edsys Us'FVJ - .
FnLures closed steady; saIss 1900 bales
Araninu dylnain
NINW ORLEANS.

SPOT cotton closed quiet middIing uplaudt
eK: middling gulf ex sales 1.21j bales.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-18

TheOphilus White, Oyster Commission
err, fat and smiling, sat on the front seat
next to clean-shayen Harry Skinner.
= y
Nat Macon, of Franklin, amused his
end of the hall by making a speech be-
fore the convention was called to order
He was cut off in the bloom of his
youth and beauty by Chairman FOun-
tain's fall of the gavel.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-18

Part of the time during the night
Senator Mitchell, of Franklin, presided
and made a short speech.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-18
aALNIGH WOTTON.

RALEIGH, NJ c.. May IL
a xufddlfuR OtLOns..,.+s..-sssss 0NAO
..z.adaa $1,000. 49,. sssaa.sss,... Us W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
ALASKA BOUNDARY DISPUTE NOT SETTLED
REPORTS DENIED BOTH IN WASHINGTON AND
OTTAWA

REPORTS DENIED BOTH IN WASHINGTON AND
OTTAWA
Washington, March lit is said al the state
Department that the reports 10 the erect that the
United States and Great Britain have signoc
treaty for the settlement OF the Alaskan boundary
dispute are Incorrect no treaty having been signed
as yet and the matter still being subject OF
negotiation.
Sir Julian Pauncefote the British Ambassador,
through his secretary Mr. OBeirne, also author
ICED a denial OF the reported perfection OF treaty
No convention Of any character. he said. had oeen
made. and the details given were erroneous as a
whole and In detail
Ottawa, Ont. March 11.-After an all-night SEES
sion In which the time OF the House was occupied
IN a discussion OF the Yukon Railway bill, that
measure was read a second time at $50 o'clock
this morning the majority in its favor being thirty
nine.
Just before adjourning Sir Charles Upper read
a copy OF dispatch telegraphed from here to a
New-York paper and transmitted back to Ottawa
saving that the Canadian Ministry had been in
formed that a conclusion had been arranged where
BY the Alaskan boundary dispute had been settle1.
Sir Wilfred Laurier. the Premier, said that there
was not word OF truth in the story. Sir Charles
Upper suggested that the House should take ac-
t!on prevent the sending out Of false reports 10
newspapers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
D. AND O. REORGANIZATION BILL.
TO BE FAvoRABLY REPORTED TO THE MANI
LAND LEGISLATURE WITH AMENDMENTS.

TO BE FAvORABLY REPORTED TO The MANI
LAND LEGISLATURE WITH AMENDMENTS.
Annapolis Nd, March II (SpeciaD-After nearing
tho arguments for and against the bill providihs
for the reorganiza ton OF the Baltimore and ONO
Railroad the Committee on the judiciary dccideu 10
report the bill favorably with the amendments
offered by Mr.. Writ. of Cecil County one PROVIDES
for striking out OF the title the words Tor the re-
organization 81 the Baltimore and ONO halrodu
by" and the other affecting the exemption from
taxation clause The change in the title was ursed
because the bill in its present shape might ne con-
str,ied TO mean that the company II Incorporated
would be the only one with power TO reorgah.ze the
Baltimore and Ohio. To do away with any pos
sible objection this account II was decided 20
strike out the words. Hugh Bona general cou'sei
for the company explained to the committee the
necessity for such measure. The general ran
road law of 1856 be said provided for the fore
closure and sale o. only railroad at time with
an amount Of stock not exceeding the stock OF the
original company. As the main branch ol lhe
baltimore and Ohio Railroad, the Philadelphia
branch and the Washington branch were all IN
dividual lines TO say nothing OF the Western com
nlications fl would take three separate companies
10 reorganiZe these three and then n" dld mol KNOW
these three reorga niZaton companies cuuI
10 consolidated not In order To Keep the system,
together il would be necessary TO pass speclai
inv II could not he done under the general laws.
some plan would have been devised 10 take me
pronerty out Of the hands Of the Court ana pun ~
again in the hands OF the owners. The passage OF
the bill seems assured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
ALEXANnER & 10y

Plaintiff ; Attorneys,
30 Broadway. New FORK 'iiF
TIL, f0.lp, wing j. diagram az ne r., ?.
er,y 10 h. sold. known a. Number 3l1 Nes'
18th Street:
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HOW he "CUT TIE TICKET"

From The Philadelphia Record.
A worker in the Twenty second Division OF
the First Ward. while plying his peculiar avoca,ion
around the polling place Yesterday morning
spotted one OF "his people coming up 10 vote and
Immediately grabbed him and gave him his orders
He got the voter in corner and carefully
plained Just what he wanted him to do ''You
know we're cutting the ticket said he; that's
the orders from headquarters, and you want TO
do this as favor to me. seel' Then he ex-
plained 10 him Just what part Of the ticket he
wanted cut out. "Understgnd7" he asked as the
man passed In 70 receive his ballot Sure" said
the voter and he disappeared behind the curtain
Of the booth. In n couple Of minutes he came
out again carrying in one hand the crumpled frag-
ments OF his ballot. and In the other long narrow
strip OF paper He threw away the crumpled
sheet and laid the other piece OF paper on the
table IN front Of the election judge. The slip
contained the printed names Of the candidates on
the county end COuncilmanic tickets He had
simply cut them out OF the ballot with his pen
knife What the deuce have you done" cried the
worker who was standing near. "Why. you told
me 10 cut out that part yourself" replied the
voter who was inclined 10 he angry. II looked for
q time II the worker and his voter would
come 20 blows Finally the voter was given a new
ballot and told 10 try again. you better vote
the straight ticket" said the worker disgustedly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
STORAGE.
8VORAGn NOTICE.


The CLINTON STORAGE WARE
s5th-st.. NeK-York TO Mr. and Mrs.
John j. Allen. Mrs. Mary Ambrose, PAT
Brady, Mrs. c. Bostwick. Miss C. u.
James c. Brady 60, Mrs. Mamie CollinstD.
Mrs Mary Cappler Mrs. Mary COnnors:
Mrs Bridget DonovanlD. Mrs. y. [. ana
Miss NJ Farluhar. Mrs. Mary Foley.
James Gilmartin. John Gunther. Mrs. Kate
Hunt Mrs. A. Hardt Miss NJ. A Hylani.
Alfred Hoglind. Miss Maggie lIealy. Fran
els Ieffernon. Mrs. a. G. ide. Mr.. and
Mrs, Gusta; johnson. Mrs. Eliza Kenney.
Lowery Benjamin Lynch. Mrs. Geo. lee.
Mis- VI Lussman. William Muhlker. Mrs.
{. Murphy. Mrs. Sarah MaddenCD. Miss
Maggie Murphy,O. John McGreevy. J. ;.
McGoldlicK drs Susan McGinn. Miss VI.
l.. Mccain. Frank Pickett. Z. Rohrlg.
Mrs. Mary Rafferty,, John Ryan. Mrs. Am
Reilly, Madame Eliza Ratings Mrs. Geo.
simpsontg. MI. Archibald and Mrs. Annie
Smith, VIM schultz. + \. Sarg. Mrs.
Helen s-uilon. Mrs, Mary shaughnessy,
Mrs. Annie Shields. Mrs. Nellie Thompson.
Mrs. Chatran Tuttle. Charles Unger. Mrs.
Geo. Victor. 4. W. Wells. Mrs. l.. Wore.
Mrs. Mldge Wilson. BENJAMIN Wise. You
are hereby notified that the time for the
payment 81 this companys lien upon the
property hereinafter described having sN-
plreI. AFTER due notice thereof had been
given YOU. this company will cause such
property. 10 wit. household goods. per
sonal effects nnd merchandise. stored by
you In It's warehouses % be sod at pub
lie auction according TO the statute In such
case made and provided. Said auction with
thhe place ~ these warehouses. 2&3 and
20 Fast 33th-st.. New York City, on
Tuesday. March -. 1898. at 10 A. NJ. and
viii he continued each succeeding Tuesday
AT the same time and place. until. the sale
II completed.
T. q. ELLSWORTH. General Manager
NewYork. Mar. <th. 1898.
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TO BENEFIT AMERICAN RAILROADS.
REPEAL OF THE JOINT REGULATION AFfIoi'N'
THE MEXICAN FREE ZONE PROPOSED


THE MEXICAN FREE ZONE PROPOSED
Washington March 1.-THE Ways ana means
r,orm,,tee TODAY reportcd favorahly the cooper
bill repeating the joint resolution enacted 'hr.e
year. ago 70 prevent n large smuggling trade lh'o
the United States from the "frce' goods au'"..,u
into the free zone along the MeN''"n ''' -
free zone was created by Mexico along i's emu.
frontier bordering on this country. stretCh Vi
about thirteen miles wide. in which goods ana n'.'
chandise were and arc admitted free OF duty i''S
Government extended certain rights III 'o'"o
with this privileged territory. but the rish'9 W.
suspended by the joint resolution now proposeu "
ia rencolcd The committee reports that IN 'he
three years since the resolution went into ehec'
u has failed OF its purpose. and has driven IRON,
s.,,ted States TRANSFORMATION lines 10 foreign INES
large and profitable business without any n,nad
Nero handse that should and would be shippeu
in bond over American lines into MEXICAN T' H.
tory the committee reports. are no" stip and
over Mexican railroads into the free zone. thus ue-
p-tyng American railroads OF their legitimate DUST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
NEW FOURTH CLASS POSTNASTEPS.

Washington. March 11.-Among the fourth-cass
postmasters appointed to-day the following:
Connecticut-Gasg James T Wilbur: Voun-
town. James VI Whitman
-Jersey-picton John NJ. Taylor
New York-Belfast, William Il RcnwiCk Brook
mere. Mary g. Johnston: Glenham John V. Walsh
Ghont, Milford f Teator: Mil Point. W. a. Faux
ner: Sterling Valley. James c. Hunter Windham.
Frank w. Rigs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
THE PRESIDENTIAL SUCCESSION.

CONSIDERATION OF THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT
TO THE CONSTITUTION FINISHED BY THE
SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
Washington. March 1.-THE Senate Committee on
the judiciary to-day completed consideration of
the proposed amendment TO the Constitution. pro-
vding for the succession 70 the Presidency in
OF the death OF tho President-elect before his
Inauguration. Tho amendment modified
TO empower Congress 10 cgislate on the subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12

."f
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY u .. ~" ,
iork.- iieary q. Da.!Ss..' ''- p'''r''T
ana as admlnls, iat.r. ..s - -.
against William Ryan anu o'"''''
PENDANTS ....,.rs,,,l ,,,sr.oo-
In pursuance ~ a SUP eilrh''. ,''''. ~.
EtOIy judgment "t 20 $500. ~, ,.l.rg
beasins date the iltA aal % ,.,' ~ q.
l>g> duly made m she above q. 80 ~, ~
non ana entered DO th~ office 90. ne -. .,..
OF the County q Sew -lorH' A., T. n. lI i.s.s!
d.rslsn.l. %. Referee lh sou l'',',s
n,n~l wul sau az public auction a. ", ",
Real Estate Exchange s'alesr' ne -, -.
broadway. In th" B!t'1sA 81 ,,.....S =
OF me City OF N-N-f'fN, ~ n, IN.
Uarnett n Company. du,l .sas a, q
AN TIE 9th day Dt MalNN i.', -
O'clock noon. the premises 10 $50 '''s
All mat certain piece ~ Tile7s, ,,o,...lis
si,nrfa living snd being 20 ne ~ So
nv, r1enft.th Ward Cd, the CIV q. ,.,n.
~. Known and distinguished "a -S... nr
emitted Map u properly IN t"r .1',elny
70 Hem pi - - An..i.m peters D ~
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yERNIN EyTERNIINATINC

~0--0NN0 N0~NNN000O0o0 JNO0-0.r.NO|.00N0N0-r
REACHES CLEARED IN 4s hours from
any building and guaranteed any length
OF time according 70 price; distance no OBJ
jeci powder sold. lOc. up. ALLISON
CHEMICAL CO. Fl Beekman-st. Tel.
call. 6.240 Cortlandt.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED by Chicago company. men
20 hold responsible positions at Trading
Stations on the Yukon River ana ;ts
tributaries. and also in the water service
OF said company. Must be prepared 10 de
post one thousand dollars as cash bond
Tor proper fulHlment Of contract. Con
tracts run from one 20 TWO years. includ-
ing transportation. meals and berth, salary
and found. Reply fully 10 ASSISTANT
GENERAL MANAGER. Suite No. 42l.
Rialto Puilhing Chlcago. III
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RARE hooks 4 AUTOGR.p,,s

RARE BOOKS and sutograph, mini, ma
portraits for illustrating catalogue OF
each rpeeialty Gent on application. w. T.
BENJAMIN. 10 West 22d-st New-York
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SEWING SCHOOL SONGS.

N>|~o(~>s>>>( >~~~~>0-~>N~N~N~N~>N>4~~~
COLI LECTION Of bright songs for s~w-
Ing school or kindergarten USE pric,
Is cents Address @ GRANGER i1o
McDolourh ct. I.ro0klNn
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DRESSMA nIxG.

A.-A.-DRESSMAK ER.-Perfect hitter
and original designer. creations in
gowns that are perfection. and guaranteed
superior 10 imported gowns; perfect fitting
SHIFT waists. any number made and no
two designs alike. satisfaction guaranteed
estimates given on every description %
gown TRIAL Will convince ladies' of my
superior cressmaking. samples OF all the
latest spring and summer dress goods and
novelties now ready. ana will be shown
Al any time. several samples Of work
shown. Nine. GULLY. iO5 West 4oth-st.
ARTISTIC DRESSNAKER Viennese out
daily. or home. select private families
high-class fancy waists. French summer
dresses. perfect Mt; references. II. l.242
Broadway.
OREsSMAkEK wants a few more cue
toners al home. stylish trimmer. perfect
litter. 2li West 42d 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
HARDWOOD MANTELs & TILE.

ELEGANT hardwood mantels SIP up:
nreploces. gas logs Showrcoms and fac
f0rN- ZIG Er0nf-sf nenr IulfNn Fairy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12

MATRON In tho vicinity Of New York
many years experience. best OF refer
enc Address NATION. l0T Hill-st..
New Haven. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES 500 secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE b EDDY 30S Madi-
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PACKFR.-Young man. q. married: 20
Der and Industrious. last place shipping
cle.k and packer. Al references u.
RICHARDS. 81 Crmh~rland-st. Brooklyn.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

~~~~~~>~o~~~y~e>eS~~
WEST 5STH STREET. NEW YORK SU-
preme court. CITY and County NJ Nss
Y0rk. The Equitable LIE Assurance No
ciety or the United states paln'S.
against Thomas J. smith and others. pe-
PENDANTS.
In pursuance ~ n Judgment M fore 'i's-
IRE and sale. made and erterei % ~
above entitled action. herring lf'e TIE -S.i
day Of February. i-e>. I. the un'-i-izn~;.
Referee IN said judgment named. wiil sci
NJ public auction ar rho Sew lorA k-al
Estate Eycha ng- >alfsr15ms lt Ill W0il-
wav In the civ Of Nv York Borough Z
Manhattan. on tho 3ist day = March,
1898. AT ~ O'Clock noon. On that dsf. ~
j Montgomery strong. Aucf.or@er in,
premises in said juismen; mentioned and
therein described ~ flllows.
ALL that certain lof piece Or parcel *
land. with the building thereon efe''ei.
situate. lying and being 81 the Twenty.
second Ward Of tho fifY Il New lcfk md
bounded and described IS follows. ,o-w,i;
BEGINNING ar point ~ NE neii1-
erly line Of West Fifty eighth NIee'. 10
tant two hundred and twenty ~ leei II
90 inches wsstwarlly from the usSis1ss'-
erlv corner II said West Fiiy-szaA
Street and Eighth Avenue ana fh'n'e rln-
ming northwardly but parallel via al
Eighth Avenue one hundred ZOO irsi h,s
80 inches 20 tho middle lire q The hNk,
i4t~u'r N'Tf y 't|A4.s A'.t| A'''t-- f' 0+f' -.
de line OF the block thirts i.lr ga re.
ten lW inches thence sou'rHar!'y oli
again parallel with said Eishfh Avenue.
and 70 and through a party sal. Sd ial -
the same extends ono hundred l"D zee.
five 80 inches fo me sad n0r'herly Nne *
West Fif'y-e.gh'h street. anil thence
eastwardly but along the sail nor'hsfF
line OF West Flfy-e c1'u street. in.riy.
four ,3p feet ton nol inches % the pon
or place 81 beginning
Dated New York. March ION. 1895
LOUIS =. RAEGENER.
kefeeeA
ALEXANDER & COLBY.
Plain'iGs Attorneys,
l2O Broadwsy. New York city.
TIL, fO.l owing d diagram az ne lrp..
er,y 10 b. sold. known a. Number 5lo Ned
5>th Street:
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ADVERTISEMENTS and suhSeilp' il,.Ipi,osa
The Tribune rece. 80 ~ 81 i,,r noris
Onlce. ~. l.2I2 Is, ''nM"f N. aver
, % SIsI st. rec %a' at The low1s S10s
cf,,ces AZ regular once rates Until %, st.;
ia2 On ave. cor. l2ih o., Mac, 49, > rear
ave and IAN ~. az 'olliho.s ossr 6iS~
West cGth st. lo6 West =. g, az q"
ave ~ East IAN &C. 90 ~ r,,, ilth-
sf'"sS as sa I"a between ION aga aSs IT,
SIS io26 80 ave. near 6ls' nssr ,ls,:
ave. near sath st 80 Sd,aNe e., ~, II, 30
St. 55i sd-aye 2io Mes eek IS, fgts-
Rleecker- st. :. oos 3d-aNc; ~ IS AID
st. 1874 30 ave. 6d2 Sa-a,'''
sterdam ave. 1o2 West s-D
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DIN GOLD & SILVER WANTED.

send certified check for fun value the,s
o. bsnk references Established ls2o
GFDRGE y. Joyce. 32 Ful,on.,
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GARDENER BY Swiss. married, no
children. 10 years in this country: 30
wears experiences IN greenhouse culture.
g-aperie= palms. roses. carnations chrvs-
anthemums. volets. etc ornamental
beddlng shrubs. pruning and grating
troes good vegetable grower. sober. hon
est: references. 7. HAESSiG. Norwich
TOXIN Conn
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A nInnIN sNLTER
Known as No. iSo west ?s'h 81


2Sth street ,a
The Approximate amount o' I'm rsS lsi,r
and assessments Is 81 ~" he pr
c csa.s w"' ON or mo pur.ha.. money
SyS'sh are ~" 10 be paid by The Reteeitsss.y
WHO" 'GFORGF NJ VAN HoE1s.s,sS,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
WORK SHOP OUTFITS.

l7Go. 1897. 1873. TO DAY.-speclalties at
Littie's Too. Store. 30 Futon-st.. New
York. Foot power machinery. for amateur
and mechanic. Punctured Incubators and
Irnnders In on.rafinn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
LOST.

N~OONN~NoNN-N0NNNN~-O
LOST or STOLEN Bankbook No 30
1926 OF the German Savings Bank IN the
city Of New York. corner 4th-ave. and
l4,h-st.. issued to PAUL. Hammer. All per
sons are cautioned against negotiating tho
same II net returned 10 the bank on the
Path day 81 March. 1898. n duplicate will
Ia issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
KI.ONDIKE OUTFITTERS.
An &&NA lS1lI3 s111Tg

Sleeping Bags and Blanket Robes lirs,
house In the business Best goods lowest
prices Call before purchasing WA. w.
HART & co. ~ East l2th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
MR. MORTON CALLS ON THE PRESIDENT.

Washington. March 11.-Ex-Fice-P President Levi
P. Morton made n brief call on the President this
morning Just before the Cabinet meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
CARPET CLEANING.

COLUMBIA Steam Carpet Cleansing and
Kenovating Works. 1893 West 3+th-st.
Al grades. &c yard Telephone 2 SEQ 3sth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
sCRROG ATE NOTICE

sOLvYSs HARRlETTE LIZ NV
~ an order Il Hon. Flank r Flt,e--nes
Surrogate ~ the CITY md County =, !. ~.
York. Notice IL hereby glsen ~ ~ ~
cons having claims against H,rr,..,.s,
solvyns. late 81 the ci'y = lonfr- =
land dee, 40, 20 p, , ne 'am, m,
place q. irlnsactrg business " ~
Rroad street. IN tie city New ~. .
or before the 20'h day q April n.,, =
Dated New York. the 1871 S,y 4, n
tober. 1897.
FPANCIS T. GARRErsoy
WYATT & TRIMBLE. Ereegs,,
Attorneys for executor.
81 Pine street.
sex York CIV
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INFORMATION WANTED.

FRANCIS If Thomas Price Francis. late
OF Fern1dle. Humboldt County. Cali
fornia. will communicate with Messrs r.
Thomas & Francis. solicitors Cardiff
England. he Will hear Of something TO his
advantage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12

COOK by. nrst-class cook IN private
family. gooi baker beet city references.
3. A. T.. i.:f2 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

Female.
COOK BY NeN England cook soups.
entrees game. made dishes excellen,
baker caters for eniertainments. fancy
jsliics. ices. desserts. marketing. refer
ences. Coz G'h-aNe.. 81 bell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12

II pursuance q an o-.lo~ - Tf-r ~.
r. Fitzgerald . Surrogate = mo c',,,s,s
Of New York notice rs Hereby given h "A
persons having claims against Louis a.
iahsrry. late - tfe CTS n New Y.rs
deceasei - present Pho same ei,s
vouchers hereof ~ fhe subscriber a, h..
place = frane1rfirg business ar fha ~ 4.
- Edward T. Brown ~ = Wall sire,
I'm the CRY ~ Now York m % b4,t,.
tho tenth doy y August nex'
Dated Kew York. the 81 day 4 Fetrg-
airy. iS9S. CATHARINE ! CATTt.
BERRY. Aimn's'rafriN EDWARD ?.
BROWN. Attorney f0r Aimir.stratrlS. "A
Wall Street. =. 7. city.
WHITALI.. SARAH r In pursuance o,
an order O., Hon Frank y Ffzg--st
n Surrogate OF the county ~ Nov n,
notice IL hereby given % 7N persons fay-
INK claims against sarah T. WHifail. ate
II The CITY ~ New York licensed. % "a
sen. the SAM with The vouchers thef@t.
20 tho Subscribers. Ar their place 4 rams
getting business. at the 0f.-e n Sfepte7
W Colllns. 10. 60 Wall s'-'r' 10 ia
Borough II Manhattan. City - Sow Y0.k
on OF before the lsfh dsy = July 1928
Dated New York. the l2'l isy jan
uary, lSss. ROBERT r WILKINSON,
MARY ". BOOTH Executors. STEPHEN
". COLLINS. Attorney f-r Executors %
Wall street Nov lr-S ~.
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GARDENER. First class. German, small
family. desires position on gentleman. :
country place. hest references. Inquire q.
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90 Nassau-st.