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HEROIC SAYINGS REVISED.

From The Mobile Register .-
A. sssi.ion prevails Of bewailing OUT Nations
~ -,-str--sir The dignity OF Its flag In the
ice Of the we WI have 70 Teyi SeTd ne aSd
- o,1r children 10 study them in the following
shape @, .-.o
Re sure YOU are right. then apologize for II -
Davv Crockett ...~. 49,. +ba,-s
We have met the enemy eho oris N'o ~
Va. M YOU see the whites Of their eyes boys;
tber mn Andrew Jackson. . - - .A
Don't hold The fort. am running w. J. sner-
ma" abann the torpe4oesi Take sneak."-David
"a propose 10 get out Of this Ire y II takes all
summer ~. : Grant -, -. -
There stands Jackson Ike q stone wall but ne
Is fool 70 do il 'Gcneral Lee ,. ,,.
Wien YOU are ready. Grdley, you may axe
dsddle Dewey.
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n,ur pEnpLh OF THE sTATE OF NEw

YORK by the grace o. Goa FREE and indePSndsn
SISSY o. MACPHERSON. Alice NJ Reid the only heirs and
rext OF n Of Elizabeth Hughes. deceased send greeting
Whereas. Robert Hughes. ~ the city of New York
has lately applied the surrosates Court q our County
of New York 70 certain instrument IN writing
relating 10 personal property duly proved as the last
Wil and Testau ent Of Elizabeth Hughes late o. ne
County Of New York deceased therefore YOU and each
OF you cited appear before the SURROGATE = our
County OF New York az his Office 10 the County y New
York on 18TH day Of November one thousand eight
half past ten O'Clock IN me
forenoon n that day there attend the probate
OF the said last VIII and Testament
And such ~ YOU Al are hereby cited under The
age twentyone years are required "a appear by your
guardian n have one n YOU have none 20 appear
and arpy for be appointed in The event ~ your
neglect or failure do So guardian viii be appointed
hy the Surrogate represent and act for Won IN me
preceding -,
surrogates Court Il said County ~ New York 70 be
witness Hon. Frank 7. Fitzgerald sur
....... rogate II said County Of New York
I. 6 az said County the 10Th day Of September
-...... IN the year LORD thousand egn'
hundred and nnetl-nine.
FAIRFAX MLAJGHl>lN.
Clerk Of the Surrogate 3 Court
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foreclosure 6nlrs.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY


n, New York Henry Burden Trustee Of Henry
Burden deceased. plnntin. against Emma e. 'rNHe'
Defendant 49,. SALE
AMY made and entered the above entitled action u"t
me 1a,a mn aac october 1897. l. the unierssnen
.ho Referee said Judgment named VII sen at t'.i.
Auction az the York Real Estate Sales Room. 40
iii Rr'advay. ir no Borough N Manhattan, ny OF
Now York IN the 9Th iav n November. i0"' Al -
ooioek noon ON that dav Richard ' Harncit ~ 90.
An-,i1neors the premises directed by said Judgment ~
h. soii and therein described as follows ,, 49,.
All that certain int OF land. With me nnialn6N an"
irrro,a rlenfs thereon erected. situated IN the iWfnN
second Ward u Borough Of Manhattan ,iy o. Ne~
~. norherv eide = Fiffy-seventh Street distant ~"
erv from the n0rfheasterly corner ~ Fly ttFen-
street ard Tenth Avenue running thence norhery par
sfsl with Tenth and part = he way ihF'n.n
rartv wall me hundred 900 Feet five 90 inches -
,be centre line bloc, thence eafei!3 along sara
ar+~e line ~ the block 90 rect eFh' 49, incnfs
thence soytharlv parallel with Tenth Avenue ana pht
~ thc uav through another party wall one hundred puN
,aaf eve fl inches fhe northerly side oi fN-NthN
street ana thence westerly along the said norief de
- seventh street sixteen Dul feet eight - inches
q, he place OF beginning b. the said several dimensions
and distances less and nene ne premises kon
az re street number AZ -four hundred and forty sfve
formerly Al West 5Ith street. 800
pA'r'' Wv HENRY l. sCTfErERMAS.
EUGENE SMITH. Referee"
A'0''SSl' nassau street y Y cry y Y
III, following is diagram o. the property 20 be sod A.
1.e.-thes above street number being No 40 West
s4fn street
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rgr FLIGHT FROM JOHANNESBURG
zorv RrroRMERs AND ENGLISH syMPA-
TIMERS GOT AWAY.


Post
Tho men who were warned in time had me sense
70 escape In deciding thus they mao me al, - re
zion IF their comrades. who pointed OUT ina - le
$500, IN tafl IS quite useless. While relOIlHvi
on the OF her side OF the border may p e eA .hr,
servsceah HE indeed n they mac ABOVE.
selves TO be taken they had no 6een o,te
treatment IN prison II would nave oeS - w III
within the Boer idea Of things TO shoot th"n TX. TX
dogs Nor there any secnIllS Ia ~ ha
we're arrested the town of Johannesou'r "u", ,ore
" snro mi II the Boers had said; Give up
Your leading men and we VII neuiralize Son% o'd
bavS Welded themselves without murmuT. as ,1
=, 80. ~ then, VIII be- attached 10 the Imperial
forces in one capacity or another. ., ,oos~+ed
When The alarm was gwen $3.50 bas been
prepared FOR them IN the slopes. IN. tls 80 ia
Closely followed ny pair or detecIiVes , r,~1 nv
had 10 travel half way across Johaliles ias,re
me most circuitous routes ne c9uiH ilahi'V
eborrtnr cabs several times. before he was rlu on
The Attentions Of his followers ono man no NJ II
verv dark went 70 Tso Blond; me famous q.''vh
p friendship Nh Biondi transfoTned MN ~ -,
fair man with blond compieNioh Aivl.'i -.rr-
took on his rnustache wore a Very HHlN - W
enc sher'' haf that had seen much service III tlc
wives mt on a slouch. squirt and an American
accent and calmly sept IN johannesburg ne
YeYt morning he met his worst enemy az hia NE
fontein and his worst enemy did nov Nn , MN
nov Ci6 inc friends who Joined tho train there ana
al other stations or the way, ,,, wall
Another man coiored his beard hlacK A W.
known 0narcCr looked the most disreputapie corr
rs " fHr mail We had four detectives ana one
secret service agent on the train Dose -. -
were not there for NOTHING Two o. @s,,,,,aS
ba6 the secret service aceni for companion pulIeu
"a Loo" coreidarahv we offered him champagne
mn he said In an Afrikander accent tnat ne nau 20
keep his head clear All The same ne crank en9psn
night the refugees made very merry party ~
chs
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>~~~~~@~~~~~0-~~~>~~0-~~>"| ~0~-~~-0~~"o~~~~o~0~~
LOST Fankbook 80. 743 1913 Bank FOR
Savings 80 An ave. New York. Pay
neut stopped. Please retlrn book 70 bank.
LOST or STOLEN -BanhhOok 80. 3f2 1874
Of the German Savings Bank IN The t1ty
OF New York corner 4th-ave. and l4th--t .
issued o. Katharine Dic'erie. All persons
are cautioned against negotiating The same.
II nor returned % the bank on the sch
day q November 1899. a duplicate will
be issued
LOST or STOLEN. PassbOok No. S3 i5B
~ the Excelsior Savings Bank 23d At
and 6th-ave.. New-York. All persons are
cautioned against purchasing or negotiat-
inr the same and 6ny person having
claim % said passbook is hereby called
upon 20 present the same 20 the hank on
or before tho 3ist day - October. 1900 or
submit % having the pasFbpok declared
cancelled and eXunguisheG and a nov box
issued In lien thereof
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. ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Tor The Tribune
\ received at their Uptown once 80 1922 Broadway
p door north Of 3lst-st. until o'clock p m advertise
ofHce rates until O'Clock viz 27t eth-aNe = ..
cox 23d-st; 1872 6th-ave.. 12th-st Mac s. otn-ave
srs 14th-st: 142 C0umbus-avc near West t1ih 100
IVES, 42d-si shave. ~ East l4th-st 22I West
19ss between Eth eth $50 East 4li-s l38s
8d-ave between 10th and 18th sts io28 % ave near
6ls-st 17os lst-ave near s9th-st' coo, near
4is-st 534 3s-ave. 21O Blocker 81 30 bleec kel 81
QGs 96-ave; 24O East 7gthst 92l 20 ave uo2 I'd
sve or AZ any American Dsfric; Telegraph once
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Cltn Gniele.
Gnrroaaie's Noiltrs.


IN PURSUANCE u an order OF Hon 'H1ne'
" varnum Surrogate Of the County 81 sew OK rs.
Notice hereby all persons So,
against Augustus F. Pearse. late OF the Noung OIL 80,
Vork seceseei 80 present the win vouchers $500
- So sNsc-tbr- at their place transactins bus ntss
No 20 Fast 2sth Street the Borough ~ =.
November Dated New lotk ne on - 4a{ ~
500 CHARLES p. PEARSE. EDWARD Illlsp.. II
eCro-. GI'PTON s BUCK. Attorney Tor Executors 70
IS Liberty street Borough Of Manhattan Ne" forN lily
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Gtenmbonte.

ALBANY EVENING LIME.
Steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN RICHMOND Leave
p,.r ~ y r. foot Canal at. 6 p NJ daily Sundays
excepted connecting with express trains FOR All po'a
North East and West
NATSKILL. HUDSON AND COXSACklE
BOATS.
leav. Christopher Street every weekday AT p
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ri P1-RsI-ANcE Of AM order Of Hon. James N

Il varnun a Surrogate Il the County ~ Sew York
notice IS hereby given all persons having Gains against
ti,, T1a~h.ra auMm Or5f late = tho County OF New
YORK deceased present tho same With vouchers tnei
80 re rnacbcrs AT their place II fransacting business
- ~ Sai,o ~ Richards Brown. 40. 90 William street
o. 10 po-ourh n Manhattan. CITY Of New York. IN mr.
heeore the 18Th day - APRIL next
neteS New York the third cay ~ October. 1892
CLEMENT ARNOLD ACFFM ORDT.
HENRY CACHARD.
Executors
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67fh 81
tao a,nroviroate amount the lien charge 70 at
sr hSh ne above described party Is 20 be sold s
s,Srfcc ~ With interest thereon from he ION dav
81 o-+,fe~ $50 together with and allowances
.-~-.-a 70 1929 50 with interest from the lth day ~
r-.,tr 1saQ together with the expenses Of tho sale
ee qrr~oxlnate amount = taxes assessments or DINER
tens which BE- allowed % me 4rrchaser 2n @.
,rrorese money paid by the Referee. fs So -
ana interest. $50 .eoo
HENRY l. SCHsT-FRMAN
Referee
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CENTRAL STORAGE W., WAR s51 .. SEES

New York, Oct Zoin. lN.H
To Miss Crawford. Mrs. Ella Crs~ford,
Rudolph Pechner. Mr. Goss Ms Julia
Long. Mrs. Msy Duswa!l. Bertha Lee
Afr. Clayborne Wilson Mi or Mrs Geo.
II. Byron Mr. Harvey Simmons, Nj. joan
Gr!ggs Mrs. " Ceshel. Jennie CasheN.
Airs Evelynne Mr.. Geo. Burtitt. Mrs.
John !. Gardner. Mr c. II s. Jacks n,
Miss Maggie Rush. Mr. Wm. II stuart
Mr. Victor Burkl.n. Mrs Mary l. Riddick.
Mrs J. Hall, Mrs Nina Stevens. MIS-.
josephine Han. NJ. Harry C.. Ross. Mrs.
Ellen currsn. Mrs.. Mary Connors, Annie
Marshall, AMMO Morgan Annie 5enteilenA.
Mr.. c. D. Henderson. MIS- NJ 2. Cole.
Mrs. X. Pyrnes Mrs.. L. 7. Smith. Mr..
John L. Nudd. Mrs. Lizzie Lewis. MrA
&. Eastor. Mary Russell. Mrs. Bessie Wolf.
Mrs. Sarah Deviir, Mr.. Tho. Young MrA
Settie Schoceld. Georgia Wood Mrs Ru-
Oerio. Mrs. Rose jackson. Mr.. H. c.
Snsarer Mr.. NJ. Kattcr. Nr J. ". Pa
raso: You are hereby notified that the
time 70 the payment OF the lien ! hold
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired after due notice thsreo,
had been given you J will cnuse such
properly. 20 wit household goods. personal
effects and merchandise stored by you IN
my warehouses 20 be sold a. public auo-
ton according - the statute IN such cases
made ant provided. a. K!nstisr's auction
rooms. ZOE West s2i st.. IN Saturday
Nov. IS. 1909 commencing al u O'Clock
a n. and every Wednesday and satur-
day thereafter a. ne same t.r,e and place.
until the goods are disposed Of.
CENTRAL STORAGE wAREHoUsEs,
.. I'D. IDEALLY. Prop.
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WORK WANTED.


Ecmnle.
cHAPEROSE &c.--A lady who has trav
eiiei extensive lyin Mexico. az home and
abroad with know edge ~ French and
German, as 1haperone. companion or read
er " = a.. Tribune once
COMPANION. Gc.-A highly recommend
CO. middle AIRED lady. experienced.
Partisan French. best German. a. useful
companion ~ young or elderly lady. or -
nursery F0vsrn'ss. maid 0r chaperoie.
resident cr visiting Nine ! care Mrs
end ~ hall lsf floor
COMPANION a highly recommended re-
fined lady. North German. as companion
10 a young or elderly lady. In or out q
and obuFlng good traveller Address
COMPANION. 1876 v est 7lst-st. can be
seen there Tuesday or "Wednesday. o.. Itfn
or 18th ins' II #. ~ 10 3 ?. ~
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions toI
The IIlb4ue received at their Jpt0Wn
once 40 242 Broadway. "a door north
Of 0lGt-st. ulul y clock ,. H.. advef-
Elements received at the following branch
Offices a. regular ofioe rates urtl : O'Clock
=. Ia, viz, 2O4 sfh-ave., .. = cor 23d-st J.
lo2 0ih-ave.. cor. i2th-st. Mays. 9th
ave. and lsfh-At. it2 '-,DwtLs ave. near
West G9,h-si 100 West AZ o. near f;a-
ave. % East i4ih-st. 257 West 42d-st..
between 18th and sih aFes 100 East 9TH
at i,S5s Sd-ave.. between 7eth and 77th
ats. a.. OPS 5f-ave.. near 61st-st. 7Os lsf-
ave. near ssth-st.; $50 sd-avs.. near dist
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fofss Street

1876 Street
The Approximate o. the Hen charge. sat
which the above described property s. 20 c sold -
thereon from the twenty seventh
dav Of together with allow
snce amounting 20 Five hundred and 'hiry-nins and
L. 20 Dollars interest fhereon together with the
expenses Of the sale The approximate amount OF the
taxes wafer rents other Hens he allowed 20 ne
purcfaser out OF the purchase money. paid by the
referee IS S772oS and interest.
Dated New York. October 18Th 1900.
WILDER MCBRIDE Referee
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-~~~~~~~~~~.>~C~~--- ~~~~~c~0~o~0~~~~e~~(~-~~-<
ASTONISHING high prices PAID for la
dies. gents and CtNcrens discarded
eictbing fre evening and street costumes.
flrs fewelry bric-a-trac. carpets, etc.
Cau or address Mr. or Mrs. ". NATAL,
T44 eth-ave.
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ANTIQUES. CURIos. SILVER.

OLD CURIOSITY SHOP.
Il J. LANTHIER
8s& Fourth Avenue. between 25th ana
26th SITS New-Y0rk.
rrnnorfer and dealer IN Fine oil Paint
.nss. Rare Old Portraits and Gems by the
Old Masters. Ancient Arms and Amor.
Works q Art.
Appraisemenfs for insnra0fes ano SUI
T0gate's Cour'
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

-~O-~O~0~-0~0~(N|41
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. neW
and second hand. lowest prices: easiest
terms NAHN BROS % Trio0 square
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HELP WANTED

.-.-~~,~~.~-~~-0---~~~-~o .~e~r~~~~~~-~--->-->
Male
COACHMAN and TsFf IL MAN.-S de-
married. understands horses harness.
carriages. garden. ETC.. best references
Care ". r. * TIA i'r Lawrence. LONG
Island
GARDENER -Jnderftands flowers and
vegetables and aii work on count y
nlace. SWcde married. rest references
Care v y X TAYLOR Lawrence. Long
Island
WANTED. Good ladies tailor - W~.I
3fth-st
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CARPET CLEANING.

-uo-oo1NNso~~-~o~oo-o NoNoN~NN1O>O"~N-0-
CARPETS cleaned BY steam. by hand o.
on the Aoor Careful Carpet Cleaning
CO. 1888 Broadway. 42l East 4sth-si-
cor q BRANDT Tel l32-3sth.
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FINE VIOLINs.

vIOIINs.-Largest and most complete
stock In Amesica. restoring and Tepair-
ING. Italian Strings. oows. cellos boxes.
ste VICTOR 5. FLE-HIER. 2 Union
BqusrA
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BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

IRVING PLACE. 7i-Lsrge front and
rear rooms. ,veTvtn ing new, never used
81 Up. refefelees.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
-,~e.~r-~~c-~0c~~oeor0 N3ee> >.e'0-0
EemnIe.
MAID Elderly irdy wants competent.
refined useful maid. with some know
edge u dressmAkirg and personal ref~r-
ences Protestant preferred. Write iui
particulars. L. r boT 20 "a Hroaa
way.
WANTED Cook who can also laundry .
family private and small. all W~-n-s.
dav between = and u REF rencel. BOZ
Ma fls0I. ave-. near A-l--f-
WANTED A thoroughly competent Prot
eetarf maid must understand dressmak-
inc and have very best or reference Ap-
Ily TO-DAY. between 2 and =. A. 90 Mat
aDr-eN1
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SILK PORTIEREs.

Artisucally woven from
90llM M[s ADNlNNTS
RUGS AND CARPETS WOVEN TO
ORDER ORIENTAL WEAVING Co,
II EAST beTH-ST.
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DRESS AND ACCORDION PLEAT-
ING.

mn II a. TT71000 o. every description
.l.5E l NE0 while you wall. HAIR
DING. % " 21f -. Established 80 years.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

CHRISTIAN PIANOs.-Barra!-, ir
few. shoTw worn pi6nos; easy pay nents
rented e0changc1 pianos q cttei makes
constantly on harf. - East l4fr-s'
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~~0~0OoOOoO0OrNNN |-~rNNoNoNr-N0N-0-N
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR ola gold and
silver. old watches. chains rings. p.ns
and Old sNYcrHaTe. call 0r send By mail
or express Money returned same DAY.
Reference s d LEVY. Assayer 2 $50
3d-ave. New-York
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STORAGE NOTICES.

SPINNING WHEELS made TO order.
Jos HAUSER. .497 3d-ave.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

-<~>.~>Oc/<.~---> ~ ,-o-~~~1~N-~-o-o~o~~~~-~
Az OPPORTUNITY open 70 the hight man
10 increase HE income by from $50 20
500 a week: exceptional references re
ouirel. Address p. r.. 2fo Broadway.
FRENCaMAN Wishes perinsr or sDecu-
lator with 5000 or 5000 % stan an
ADVANTAGEOUS business IN the six uafs
an iaSe rna-agenfnt with manufactures
doing his own dyeing. }. X. BOX 10. ,2i2
Broadway.
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iNsTALMENTs.

iNsTALMENTs.
GREDDTo
Ladies' gents and children's clothing
ready 70 Vear or maze to order. Jackets.
tailor made suits. skirts and waists. i4r
garments. watches. 1eWelry and diamonds
on easy weekly " mont y payments. Open
evenings MANHATTAN CLOTHING CO..
liza 3d-ave.. between 65fh and 66th SITS.
ANYTHING you want clothing cloahs,
tewclry. furniture. dTyc0cds. shoes. busi-
ness strictN confidential AAkONSON
CREDIT CENTRE 60 Bowery lover bank.
corner Canal open evenings.
DIAMONDS watches delivered On first
payment. representative will call Man
HAITIAN DIAMOND AND WATCH CO,
Room g. 81 Maiden Lane.
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mACHINCNT.

-o-NNOOOO0ooIJ---ro ~y4roNnrONNN~No.No
AT REDUCED PRICES. 500 second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and 81
changed GDORGB b. EDDY. 30s MAJ.
tOn-et.
ELECTRIC MOTORS and Dynam1s new
and second hand. all sizes bought. ex-
changed installed. ID 5. HOLcDMR 81
firt e
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TO Mrs Webster C0nklln. Augusta Con-
rey. ". n Quicker Mrs 4 ". Durant.
Miss V. K Chandler or rs. ~. Chandler,
A. 4. Mccreary, +. ". Kleiuolenst. Geo.
A Romans. Mrs. e.. O. Clark. II. A..
Bake. Csc. T. Walter O. T. Bennett
Mrs l. g. Mangln. Mrs. C.. r. Prentice.
CAas. J. Wallack, Mrs. II. y. Collier, ~.
j. Lowery, Mrs. l.. Dutt1n. Miss b1ttie
Randolph. Mrs H. II Morris and Miss y
King. You and each u y0u are hereby
notified that tie time for the payment q
my lien upon the property hereinafter de
sc-ited having expired, after due notice
thereof had been given you. ] VII cause
such property TO vii, household goods.
personal effects ana merchandise. stored
iv YOU fl tho Columbia storage Ware
houses 20 be sold a. public auction, &C
cordirg 10 the statute IL such case made
and provided. at 40. So West 66th stree.
On Saturday. NOV llth 1880. a. 1880
q m. ana Z the sale thereof Is not com
ple,ed by 4 o'clock I. m. on SAID date. the
ea.ne Will ne continued e. the same place
on each and every Saturday thereafter, be
ginning a. 1870 "a. ~. ard continuing N -
m O'Clock ?. n. On eacn Saturday Until
the sale is completed.
CHAs r. SAUL.
Proprietor columbia storage Warenou-es'
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-28
WORK ON THE OPERA HOUSE.
Surveying Completed and Foundation

Surveying Completed and Foundations
Now Being Laid.
The surveying for the new opera house
site has been done and A. Wviani to-day
has q crew OF men working on the
foundations, which will probably be
completed by the end OF this week. The
corner already presents an improved
appearance since the old shacks have
been torn down. Badaracco's saloon on
the corner still remains, but II
will be torn down az soon IA the
north wall of the opera house has been
built.
j. Ii. Trask, of Arkansas City, IL here
and will superintend the construction OF
the opera house. He has been with Mr..
Mcclure for the past eleven years and
has had 80 years experience In building
opera houses. As o ~ the fOunda.
lions are completed, the remainder Oi
the work will be done by day labor A.
large q crew ~ a be conveniently
handled will be employed and the build
ing completed at as early "a date bs pos
sible.
The members OF the demi- monde rent
ing houses In the locality have received
notice TO find new quarters and those
who own the houses where they live art
Offering their places for sale, 80 nc
trouble from this ource IL anticipated.
Mr.. Mcclure has issued a small pamph
let relative to Albuquerque. which h,
| will distribute among show people al
over the country. The pamphlet con
tains a write-up. which praises the cit,
In superlative terms and Ia excellent nd
vertising matter. II also contains latter
ing expressions from we'll known the
atrical managers In regard to this cit,
AZ a show town.
In addition to Albuquerque, Mr.. Me
Clure has made arrangements for book.
ing shows for Ration, Springer, Las ve-
gas, Santa Fe. III Paso. Socorro, La,
Cruces, Phoenix, Prescott. Tucson ant
other places.
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Crockery and glassware. whitney Co
Best ranges on the market. whitney
Co.
Clearing sale OF bedding at May Il Fab.
er's.
Special values this week In corsets at
this Economist.
Small expenses and small profit is the
motto ut Futrelle's.
For new furniture, ". V. Futrelle,
opposite Armory hall.
Highest prices paid for gents clothing
at Harris, III Gold avenue.
To ladies looking for the correct cor
sets, attend the special sale at the kcOn0-
mist.
The Capital wagon, sold by Jacob
korber X Co. cannot be excelled; they
are daisies.
Highest cash prices paid for furniture
and household goods. Automatic phone
l79. I. A. WRITTEN.
Ice cream made In large quantities to
order for parties and dinners, AT De-
laney's Candy Kitchen.
The AlbemRTle Cafe will serve in the
future regular meals at % cents; also
short orders II preferred.
The best place for good, Juicy steak
and Toasts and all kinds OF meats, kent
In a first class market, at kleinworts'.
We still have a few Of those Sl40 hats
left. They are big values and must be
seen TO be appreciated. Simon Stern. the
Railroad venue clOthier.
The Ladies' Guild OF st. Johns church
will meet at the residence OF Mrs. II. j.
Emerson. west Copper avenue, Nednes-
day afternoon, at . o'clock.
The Jafia Grocery Co, received on tia
refrigerator to-day. fresh butter aud
eggs; wiener wurst, bologna and ring
sausage; smoked beef, smoked tongues
and line cheese.
The Claire hotel, Santa fe, under the
management OF Eastman IL Michael, Ia
strictly tirst-class. II IL the only hotel
In the city heated by steam, absolutely
fire proof and Ia the most centrally To-
Gated. Being conducted on both the
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shaking old but good friends, Jim" re.
formed and did what all good men do
he got married. and the better half OF his
nov happy home IL with him and was in.
troduced to the writer. Mr. and Mrs.
Adams are returning to Denver from a
short vacation, enjoyed In III Paso, Texas,
and northern Mexico, and stopped over
here TO see the metropolis Of New Mex
leo" and to allow the original and only
Jim Carlin" on opportunity 70 visit old
friends. Mr.. Adams Is now employed AZ
u OF the principal editors on the Den.
YER Post. and his "Postscripts" have
made the Post a much credited daily
newspaper throughout the country. They
will continue north this evening.
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