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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-17
Go t1)hom 1t lfldn Concern.


r THE UNDERSIGNED George L. Schmid,
- being the surviving partner and continuing the busi
ness Of De Cirauw, Ayrnar Co. OF which and Walter
" De Grauw Jr were the sole members and which had
business relations with foreign countries and transacted
business in this than three prior
its dissolution b. the death Of Walter ~ De Grsuw Jr.,
do hereby certify the intending
to deal under the firm name OF De Grauw. Aynar a
Company in the business OF shp-chandlery. Nos "a
and az South Street Borough Of Manhattan, City.
County and state Of New York Din which last named
county the principal place Of said is located
myself George F. Schmid only, and that reside at
Number 1872 Street in the City OF New York,
Borough Of Brooklyn. County Of Kings. State OF New
York. - -
Dated New York. the 24th day Of March. 1899,
GEORGE +. SCHorID.
County Of New York,
on this oath day Of March, 1899, before personally
appeared George F. Schmd. 10 me known and known 70
me 10 the Individual described In and who executed the
FORGING instrument and acknowledged TO that he
executed the same. WALTER F. TAYLOR.
Notary Public. n. Y. Co.
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SUPREME COURT, County of New York.

- FRIEDRICH MILLERRlNG. Plaintiff, against ADAM
RATHGEBER, and others, Defendants. Action No. 3.
In pursuance a Judgment OF Foreclosure ana Sale.
duly made and entered in the above entitled action bear
Referee in said Judgment named. will sell Public
Auction at the Exchange Sales Rooms. located at
No. Ill Broadway in the Borough OF Manhattan city
Of New York the first day Of May. 1899 a12 o'clock
noon on day. William Kennedy. Esq. Auctioneer.
premises directed by said judgment 10 be sold and
therein described as follows:
certain lot, piece. parcel Of land with the
building thereon erected situate lying and being in the
borough OF Manhattan Of the city Of New York. and
bounded and described follows viz BEGINNING
point norhery side Of One hundred and eighteenth
Street distant easerly hundred and eghtyone
from the northeasery OF Pleasant
Avenue formerly A. and one hundred and egh-
Street and Immediately opposite the
party wall and running thence eastery along said
norhery side Of One hundred and eighteenth Street
feet eight inches point opposite the
herein described partly upon the adjoining lot OF
land running northerly parallel with said Pleasant
and OF the through the Of said
mentioned party wall hundred feet and
inches line Of the block between
eighteenth and One hundred and nineteenth Streets
thence westerly along said centre line sixteen feet eight
inches point opposite the centre OF the first
party WALL and thence southeriy parallel with Pleasant
Avenue part OF the through the said
party wall 10 the northery side Of One hundred and
eighteenth point place Of beginning Said
premises beng situated in Block No. 1915 Section
the Land Map Of the City OF New York. Dated: New
LEWIS L. DELAFIELD. Referee
BAILEY & SULLIVAN, Attorneys for Plaintiff,
once address. No 100 Bowery.
Manhattan. New-York City.
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FOUyD HANGING IN A CoPsE.

While on his way homo from duty yesterday
morning Policeman Donovan OF the Kingsbridge
station. discovered the body OF man hanging TO
q tree in the small copse the mound in Bronx
Park opposite the Southern Boulevard and Kings
bridge Road.
The man had been dead some time. and 1t is the
opinion OF the police that he hanged himself on
Saturday night. Nothing was. found on the man
by which he could be identified. He blue
serge suit. black derby hat and lace shoes He APP
peared TO be about forty-fve years old. He had
dark hair and beard. He about five feet five
inches tall
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fifth Street,
's-s known a. Mo- 100 and III

The above described premises viii be sold s9oIees p
p-or mortgages aggregatng $34 900 and accrued ntes
thereon from December L. 1895. at the rate OF nVe per
per annum -, -,.,..,c,. H., o- charge
upon the said property satisfy which the said sale IS
na6e is the sum &c. with interest thereon from
March 30 1898. together with costs and aio"ahcss
snnounting 10 s276 So approximate amount OF the
iaxes water rates to be allowed 10 ,e
purchaser Of the purchase money or PAID by the rel
cree 500 ooo
Dated New York, April l. ls9e s.r,z ,.<.-..
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llsth Street
The Approximate amount of the lien or charge 10 sat
isy which the above described property IS be sold is
si.53s33 with interest thereon from the tenth day OF
March 1890 together with and allowances amount
$3.50 from April 4. 1899. together
with expenses OF the sale The approximate amount
of taxes assessments other liens. which 70 lie
allowed the purchaser out OF the purchase money or
paid by the Referee. is s39S and interest
Dated New York. April q 1899.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-17
I1ath
l1sth

The approximate Of the lien charge to satisfy
which the above described property be sold, is
81 80 with thereon from the tenth day Of
March, 1899 together and allowances amount
S254 TO- with from April a. 1899 togeher
with the expenses Of the sale. The approximate amount
taxes assessments or liens, which 70 De
allowed the purchaser OF the purchase money, or
paid by the Referee is 1898 and interest
Dated New York. April 9TH. 1899. .
LEWIS L. DELAFIELD. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-17
Ilsp4nard street.

Note.-The approximate amount OF the lien or charge
which the above-descrlbed property Is to be
sold is Twelve thousand five hundred and 70-l00
dollars with interest from the nth day OF April
1892 together with costs and allowances amounting TO
with interest SilsT5 thereof from April 18th
1892 with the expenses OF the sale The ap-
proxlmate amount assessments other liens
which allowed the purchaser OF the pur-
chase money paid the Referee so 900 81
and Croton Meter from September 18th 1898. not
fixed and the premises are sold subject 10 the lien OF
1888 as above stated.
Dated New York April 18th. 1899.
EUGENE H. POMEROy Referee.
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Railroads.. "a
new YORK CENTRAL
All through trains stop Albany. Utica, syrssssss
Rochester and Buffalo,

new YORK CENTRAL
Rochester and Buffalo,
. Trains leave Grand Central Station 80 follows;
ExPiRE p' ss trfs' SqTsFy nTMTEp
Niagara Falls. s's2 P. M; Toronto 400 ?. - d.
o tot II 10 ?: ~ Limited % It's seating cs9aSSwy ..,s
~ Falls and Cleveland. -.
M Buffalo and ali Important New YORK state p2, ssa
cAoo sSEtT1i. Da f 2 eoiafaOs: c.asi'-
$50 P M @TYRoa AND IIBRSY sPEc1Ai. s1csss
$50 %LAKE KIP; sn 4 'ITrro
o., train % chicag, via Lake shore Due sal
n:9 A. NJ. due Chicago 40 r. NJ Sleeping No
600 p M.-wEsTFRS EXPRESS Dany-ror Niassrs
6.25 p M.-NoRrHERN ExPRiss Dsiiy.ror TROY
7.3O Sns MOUNTAINS AND MON
$40 .PM.BuFrAIo AID soUTIIwEsTrE.nSS:
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burg, Niagara Fss Cleveland chiesgoi sna ,;o n
1910 nishs~Mrpxi SRa nxPeYss 70. For csic.e.:
rights Chicago .,ssgsS; I Issys IS ?;i' -
Pittsneld SUNDAYS only At 92O A. ~.
T w.sDsr ra,sGs csr, q u, srsugs rains
Tick.t and Wagner OMEGA at Grand cen'rs, s.uon:
sss 2Sl tlS Broadway e Cn.on So z 81 sa.sss
lash 81 Station xsw Yors sas and 7es FuI,on ST..
and 700 BoasS S-sS F. D.. Brookiyn q, N.v yorx
GEORGE r. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO r. r

SCHEDITT.E IN EFFECT NOV EMBEK
Leave New-York whitehall Terminal South Ferry ana
~ .paily Except Sunday. ,suneays.
CHICAGO c43o a. m, from Liberty stree, only)' IL
?!TTssuRS :$s from Liberty street ''ln.
cTNcTNNATI ST kfy,rs .ess A. m. 'sss ..
ROYAL, Blue, TRAINS: n,,.,
Washington. BAL5slsMoHE. t'S' f1D.r p' %
(''Royai Limited" Exclusive Pullman Trsinl 80. .tes
p
All trains are Illuminated with Plntsch Light ..
W: i27 Bowery n W ago Fulton-s. $50 Graham-ave.,
BROOKLYN Whitehall Tsfrnaaf,5 Baggage checked from
hotel or residence to destination.
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NEW YORK sUPREME COURT, COUNTY

~ OF NEW YORK-Kate Warner Plaintiff. against
Christopher Prince and Gertrude Prince his wiie De
PENDANTS ct,
In pursuance Of a Judgment OF Foreclosure and saie
duly made and entered IN the 300 e
the Referee in said Judgment named. VIII sell AT fuulc
Auction at New York Real Estate salesroom Nun
9th day OF May 1899 II o'clock noon on that day oy
William ". Ryan. Auctioneer the premises directed by
said judgment he Sold and therein described as fol-
lows -, t.,
ALL those two lots. pieces or parcels OF land
buildings thereon situate. lying and being on tne
sothery side OF Lspenard Street In the County OF new
York between Church street and West Broadway. and
bounded and described follows 10 WIZ: BEtlNNiNt
at point on the southerly side ~ Lspenard street
part OF Anthony spenards estate laid out into streets
and lots 10th, 1901 by the number 1853 zone
ave Zoo, mere or loss westerly southvesterly
corner OF Church streets running thence
inches: thence southwardly line psraile with tne
westerly line Of said number 169 nnety-four eet
six inches thence eastwardy parallel with Lspenar1
Street thrty-seven six inches thence northweruy
alon the westerly line said lot number 1850 ninety
four feet inches the point or place OF oeginnins
Subject however the rights and privileges OF any or
the nsres owning or occupying houses either side
OF the premises hereby described in and TO- or IN respes
Of the party either side OF the building on saa
Prince by Ambrose c. Kngsland and others. by deed
dated April 1870 and recorded on June 3otn 1871
Subject 10 certain mortgage for $4,000. dated June
18th 1855 by said Christopher Prince and Gerfuae
s,rc,ion 81 the Deaf and Dumb and recorded in New
York County Registers Office. June 49, 1888 In iioer
3O7 Of Morgages page li On WSSh on ner thereon
AZ the rate Of 4izc5 per from the first day OF
Dated New York. April 18th. 1892 ,,r,ov ,.,.,..
GEORGE ". ELLIS
Attorney FOR Plaintiff.
The following Is diagram OF the aoove deserioed
premises:
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Findlay (now I6oth) Street,

Findlay l6oth) Street.
The approximate OF lien charge satisfy
which described property Is TO be sold Is
50 10 with from the seventeenth day
Of March 1899 together with and allowances
amounting 500 83, with interest from March 2lst.
Is99 together the expenses OF the sale The APP
proxmae amount OF taxes assessments or other liens
chase money paid by Referee Is SIS and interest,"
The premises sold subject 10 prior mortgages on
which there March ls 1892 for principal and
interest OF sl20I62 % and interest SILL 758
thereof from March ls 1892 at the rate OF six per cent
per annum. 49, .l9l. fff
Dated: New York. March 24th. 1922
WILLIAM NJ COHEN Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-17
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNT

AZ OF NEW. YoRK.-Danie c. Kingslsnd. PLAINTIFF.
Maria Louisa Kingsland Harriet J. Kingsand. wife
o. said Daniel Kingsland; Charles s. kingsiand and
Eliza NJ. Kingsand, his wife; James s. Kingsand and
Fannie s. Kinssand his wife, Jane Maria Leonard and
Josephine Haight. Defendants.
In pursuance OF Interocutory Judgment OF partition
action bearing GATE the 18th DAY Of March 1889 l. he
eel at Public Auction; at the New York Real Estate
haitian in the County and City OF New York on the 18th
day OF April 1889, IL O'Clock noon that day by
James l. Wells. ESQ., Auctioneer. the premises described
as follows:
AZ and singular. the premises mentioned and de.
scrbed the Complaint. follows. namely ALL that
certain lot piece parcel OF ground lying and being In
the nth Ward In the Borough OF Manhattan. In the
County and City Of New York, and known as No. 30
Stuyvesant Street bounded the eastery side hy Lot
Number 80 Suyvesant Street lately the property
Of Henry Davis: the westerly side by Lot Number 40
stuyvesant Street. the property OF said Daniel
kngand said hereby intended be conveyed being
twentyfour feet inches In width. front and and
hftyfye feet three inches In depth the westerly side
and sixywo feet and inches depth tho eastery
side being the Lot conveyed 20 said Daniel Kings
land by Gerard Suyvesant and Susan X. his WIFE, by
deed Gated July 1874 recorded the ONCE OF the
Register OF the City and County OF New York In Lber
to2 of Conveyances Page 26 July 1874 the walls OF
sides.
me following Is diagram Of the property 10 be sold:
It's Street Number is No 3s Stuyvesant Street;
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- YoRK-Anna B. Ray. Plaintiff, against Frank b;
Adams Jennie F. Adams his wife TIE Paterson General
Hospital Association the Paterson Orphan Asylum Asso
cation The Old Ladies' Home OF Paterson Defendants.
pursuance OF judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly
entered In the above-entitled action bearing
date Dist day Of March. 1899 I. the undersigned the
Referee Judgment named will sell public
ton. the New York Real Estate saesroom. No III
Broadway, the Borough OF Manhattan, city of New
18th day Of April 1899 at ~ o'clock noon
on that day. by F. Meyer Auctonee the premises
directed by said Judgment to be soid and therein de-
scribed follows:
All certain lot piece. or parcel OF land with
the buildings and improvements thereon, situate. lying
and being In 10th Ward the City Of New York and
more particularly bounded and described follows
BEGINNING a a point the souherly line side OF
East Street distant hundred and six feet aud
six Inches east easterly side line OF First
Avenue and running aouthery and parallel
said avenue hundred and two feet and inches
thence easerly parallel with sad street I'VE
feet thence northery again parallel
and part OF the distance through party wall
dred and two inches the southerly line o
East sis Street westerly along southeriy
side or line OF s1st Street twenty-five feet the
point place OF beginning. Being the premises known
as No 4iO sist Street, and which lies In Section
in Block 1880 the land Map Of said city.
Dated New York. March Both, 1899
WARREN W. FOSTER. Referee.
GERRIT SMITH.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
g Wall Street Nev-Yori City.
Fast Street.
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w.. ox,r,s,e amount OF the lien charge 10 satisfy
III * above described property is 10 DO SOLD. -
"a IA az with thereon from the tenth DAY
$500 500 ,ageher with costs and allowances amount
pa n 500 30 with interest from April = 1900 together
ing 70 axnsrses OF the saie The approximate amount
WIN tns ssseasments or other liens which are to 90
allowed 10 purchaser out on me purchase "on' "
P1 n,ns,e4. Kew YORK. April Ith 1855 ., - 49,.
ba'eo' W" LEWIS /. DELAFIELD. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-17

The approximate OF the lien or charge 70 satisfy
which the sbove-described property be sold IS
$l2 $50 80. interest from the 10th day March
$780, together with costs and allowances amounting
$33o75 with Interest from March 2ist. 1899 together
with the expenses OF the sale
The approximate amount OF taxes. assessments.
liens be allowed the purchaser
Of the purchasemoney paid by the Referee Is s493ss
and interest.
Dated New York March 30. 1920.
WARREN w. FOSTER. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-17

The approximate amount OF the lien or charge 70 satiSiy
53s So with interest thereon from the tenth day Of
March 1899 together with and allowances amount
ing 70 S2060 with interest from April L. 1899 together
with expenses Of tho sale The approximate amount
Of taxes, other liens which be
the purchaser Of the purchase
paid by the Referee. is S3es. and interest.
Dated: New York. April eth. 1890
LEWIS l. DEI.AFIELD. Referee
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THOMAS D. Hustled.
Referee.
JOHN c. GuIICK
Attorney for Plaintiff
i32 Nassau Street
Borough OF Manhattan,
New York City, ~ Y.
The approximate charges liens unpaid
taxes assessments other liens the above described
premises whch are 10 be allowed 10 the purchaser out OK
the purchase money. which to be paid by the
Referee, r. one hundred twenty and 60-lOO Dollars.
Dated March 2lst 1860.
THOMAS d. Hustled.
Referee
JOHN C. GUILCK
Attorney for Plaintiff,
1872 Nassau Street,
Borough Of Manhattan.
New York City. ~ Y.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALrIMoRS AND wAshiN
TON.

Prom foot Z: .!se.ty st.
Week DAYS q 30 1000. q 30 Dining Carr A. NJ,
i:oo 1850 90 Royal Blue Limited. $40 Dining csns
500 p. ~. i2:l5 mdt sundays. 40. 900 ~ g
Dining car. 500 p NJ iei5 met Aadognsl train: &c
philadelphia 745, 900 A. VI, $50, TOD AS0
7s3o 900 p. n. Sundays. 200 A. NJ. 400 p ~ g.
Tickets and psri9I car pa seats at fOGi o. s Broad
way 1877 sh Az Union So West i5S East i2ts So 81;
ST. 344 SEQ Fulton St. Brooklyn; 9s Broadway, VIII
iamsburs The " Y Transfer Co VIII CAL for and eheeh
baggage from hotels residences 10 destination.
sFrom Liberty ST. only
from South Ferry at 525 p. u.
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I--TpTIsEMtnTs and subscriptions for The Tribons
"A reesyed az their Uptown once, No l242 broaaWas.
a. 49, north OF 3lst-st. until O'Clock p IN huNrI
80 received the following branch omees al
nnce rates until o'clock p M, VIZ: 81 stn
snd itfh-s; ls2 Columbus lave near Wes, ooeh-s" wv
WWis,t 42d st, near 6th-ave o. East lith-hl
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Lehigh VALLEY Railroad.

Stations foot OF West 2srd Cortland snd Desorosses
D Streets (Psnna r r. Ferries
Time West ssrd Street. other figures cortlandt OF
Desbrosses streets. Daily except sunday eunosy
.645 ). 90 A NJ Local for EAsToN.
FALLS and West, and principal Local points. faf'or
and Dining Cars Connects for Coal Brsnchesf
I'll 80, IL. 90 Noon: SLACK DIAMOND
RED 70 Sealing capacity Due Buffalo 93 y y con-
meeting with through slespers 70 Detroit ana Sno's"
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rhroneh Sleeping Cara 20 Chicago and TORONTO q -
40. 500 P. N. Express for B0FfAL0 ,, saa
ToRoEIo None bSt Sleeping e ca RoSHEsrER,
BuFFxIo and West sleeping car. 70 c hiesg? oc.,.
daily except Sunday; :lo2', lSso 4 N !,spS' 40"
south Plsnfeld only $3.50. 4, $50 and -. az 81 ga
Tickets and Pullman accommodations Az 10 .ol -,
SIS aal and Issl Brosdway Union Square mest -
SO Fulton St. Court ST.. IS Broadway and brook'a
ASneT sans3.r 20 vii call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence through 70 destination.
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n pursuance Of an order of Hon. James NJ.
MEIER. SMITH. MARY SIN pursuance of

an order OF Hon. James NJ vsrnum. Surrogate
OF the County Of New York. notice is hereby gwen 10 an
persons having claims against Mary Stuart Meier
s Of the City and County OF New YORK. deceasee 10
esnt The with vouchers thereof 10 the subscrDes
ter place Of transactlng business. at the once OF
n,,e othemsn: No. 81 Nassau Street In the cly OF
tofk on or before the 23rd day Of october next
LATED New York the 23rd day OF March. 1892
EMILY STUART DU Bols,
HENRY OGDEN DU BOls,
ERSKINE ~ WHITE.
WHITE & OTHEMAN
City. ~ ~'~''~~
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NEW YORK-HAMBIRG DIRECT.
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BEGINNING April. 10Th the steamers 81 this Ser
vice will touch at Plymouth and Cherbours on the way
Hamburg
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Cruise to NORMA the NORTH CAPE and dts srJT r
BERGEN by TWIN SCREW EXPREsS, sT TlsyN -
Apply .
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WEST SFiORE.R.R,

Traius leave Franklin st. Station. ~ T., as touovss
and m. from foot Of w. <2c ST.:
iS,4S r n coNTINESTAL LMITEp. Daily ses
Albany Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara rauss
Cleveland Detroit Chicago and ST. Louis Arrives rs
Chicago and 81. Louis next Afternoon Dining Car.
S,45 p X. go later foot W. a2d 81, cheasS an
ester. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
1,30 p NJ Daily for Utica, Syracuse Rochester, huS"
fao Niagara Falls and ToT9ntO: sv,..,.. po.,...
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. cisvs-
isnd Chicago and ST. Louis
Time tables az principal hotels and onhces- Baseaeo
shseked from Hotel Residence by Werfcott Express
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DELAWARE, lACKAWANNA& WESTERN

Stations in New York foot OF Barclay and Chrtopnsr
SITS a.an y m
Binghamton Mail 80 m 20 ~
Bun Ithaca. Osweeo. Utica tx. lV'W M .SeW -.
Chicago Buffalo Express ......... 'lWp IN '''"p"
Scranton. Wilkesbarre Plymouth .oo.u ,o.oo d., M
EAprsss p,,c.io I1r, w 400 IN - 30 m
Bunaio Ex arrive Buffalo M. = 90 III -'D . '"
Syracuse. Ithaca. Oswego, Utica Elk o,o .zso.
y
Tickets and Pullman accommodations AT 10 w anu
e42 Broadway and II Park Place -, -. =.
Westcots Express Co. VIII call Tor ana cnecn oass~ss
to destination. 'Daily.
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A DvBRTIsEMENT3 and sueseriptons io5 The Trnu bum
"A received at their Uptown Once, No. i2t2 Broadway
"a door north OF slsts until clock advertise
mNnts received al the following branch offices AT regular
once rates until o'clock o. viz 254 shave, o. -
ror ga st; 1862 eh-ave i2th-st: Macys 9th ave-
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A DyERTISEMEN and subscriptions for The Tribune
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2d door north 3ist-sf., until O'Clock p. advertise
nents received the following branch Offices at regular
ONCE until o'clock M, viz 2f sth-ave O.
and iIth-st; 142 Coumbus-ave. West e6th-s LOG
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TN pursuance Of an order OF Hon. James NJ
varnun, a Surrogate OF the County OF New York
NOTICE hereby given to all persons having claims
against H. Ransdell Moore. late OF the County OF New
York present the same with vouchers
thereof subscriber at his place OF transaeting
business No 30 Broad Street in The City OF New York
25th day OF September next Dated New
~ Wv ~ ~ FRANCIS L. EAMEs. Executor
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-11-22
Sleep NIistakes.

To get up at Z o'clock, or O'Clock, or
any other fixed hour every morning, no
matter at what time you went to bed
the night before is the most effectual
way of making bad workman of your
self. And as for saying, that eight
hours sleep is what suits everybody
is as nonsensical as to say that one
ounce of tobacco-no more, no less-is
the quantity every one ought to smoke
in Il day.
No doubt 1t is difficult for most people
to sleep ms long in the morning as the
body requires to repair itself. Bust
ness having fixed hours, the people who
do it must accommodate themselves to
them. Still, as long as people use
alarms or have themselves called they
will continue to feel more or less out
of sorts on most days of their life.
For most of us there is only one way
of solving the question-that is by 60
ing to bed nine or ten hours before the
time when our business requires us to
get up, and sleeping until we naturally
awake. This would mean getting up at
various hours, instead of the usual
fixed hours. But any one who carried
out the plan would feel SO vigorous on
arising that he could turn the interval
before breakfast to good account.