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for D. huter the front and rear buildings 25x
100, No, l26 West Nineteenth sweet. and for
handslbaum a Levine to the same buysr tho
Nest Einatsenth street. i3.4XlOO. Mr. Jansen
has rcsold these buildings to Is, Altman 4 Co,
West Sinstseath strrel, 25xl00, and the Old
buildings, Nos. l29, l2S and 1870 West Nine
"EdWard jahsen has bought from Coudert
B n ShTesE gblR sssiiiiEsee ths t M..,
Eighteenth street.
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Assignments of Mortgages.

Adler, Slgmund to Iynnts Roth ........,,..
Batnnm. FRANKLIN H., to. Lucinda Blnu-
,,rons ii,,,,iii,';'' ...' ,;;;..,,,:.,''''
Dugiiss, Chas H., to Norris Wolf. ...,y.
'agEci'heimer Randolph, 10 Amelia Feoh'
Hunt, Ryroa J., er'r atc, TO sarah ii.
HsIlnsr, Epgnlel, and Noses j. Wolf to
iinder, George, 10 Freisriak fJpdsr, 800.
hsrriman, CorydOn H., to Mutual LIE
Sire, Albert L., To- 70 Edward il. browinias.,.
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Sicgfried Blumokrohn and Louis + Stone,
reading respectively at 2lS East 10th street.
New York, and V3 Thorndyke street. Brooklins.
Mass, formerly doing business as partners
under the firm name Of Dlumenkrohn 4 Stone.
fled a petition In bankruptcy yesterday as a
Arm and as individuals Tho Arm liabilities
arc given as S24,2 Ob. with assets OF $s.03s.
The liabilities OF Blumokrohn are sT25, with
assets OF 500. No liabilities for Louis y, Stone
StaIad
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Mrs. Cruikshnnh's Damage Auit Withdrawn.

Mrs. CPuikahnnh's Damage Suit withdrawn.
Supreme Court Justice Walter Lloyd smith,
In brooklyn yesterday granted an order OF
iscontInunnee OF the action brought by Mira
Maud Cruik shank against Mrs Martha Lowe
to recover $4,000 damages for alternating the
affections OF her husband, Or. William J.
Cruikshank. Mrs. Cruikshank began an 40
tion against her husband for an absolute di-
yorcc, naming Mrs Lowe as correspondent.
DIR. Cruikshank began counter suit. Amy
before Justice Jesse Johnson failed to ind
either guilty.
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Auction Sales To-day.


East 1G5th St. No l143. e cor. Tiffany street,
25.6xlQOxlSlDxDS.U;t three story frame nqt and
store; foreclosure sale: John Bnssing. it,. VS.
Mary Lnyden ct al; Smith Williamson, atty
James G. De La Mare. ref: due on judgt. S2.lO5
and int costs and allow, sl5215; taxes, assts.
etc. 500 and int
East l65Jh st. No ISL. 5. 25Ge Tiffany st.
2bx''S 0S25x!stD: two-story frame dwelling
foreclosure sale: Henry l.epps vs. Mary Lay
Gen at al same atty ard ref: duo on uldH.
S4.TSl.21 and int; costs and allow, SiIoDo;
taxes. assets. etc, $2l2 and int.
by WILLIAM KENSELLY
East Tooth st. No IG'i. 3 a. 22O I'd ave.
26AlOO.l1: Hye-story stone front tenement
foreclosure sul % Mary II. Lawrence; ek'x,
ct al W John j. HeTrlok. eXr ct al VIM. g..
Orr. atty: Michael J. ScanlOn. ref: due on
luift, $1,000 ~ and int; taxes. assets. etc.
BY BRYAN l.. KESNEIIY eco.
Fast 9th St. No. 5i2. ss, l75 Q Avenue A,
2PN!0,2: fiye-story brick Hat and store; lore,
closurs sale, leaseholi Oscar kunath ct al
attysI John Duff ref; duo on iuagt. S0.!85.
TBand int cost. and allow. 1878 AZ and INT,
Wost both At, Nos. So and 80 8 E, 30 g
Nth ave. 5QAlO0;5; sx-story brick fiat fore
Herman Hoefer. ct al Gordon y, sherman.
atty; James b. Ludlow. ref. due ON iudgt
T3,347,4l and int; copts and allow. S5i 80
and int taxes. assts.. etc. Sl,3i5O and int
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Howe Assigned to Defend Noufeld,.

William Hcufsdt. indicted for the murder OF
Mrs. Anpie Kronman. was araiGned before
Judge Newberger In Part I. General Sessions
yesterday. lie asked that counsel he assigned
10 him by the Court. and DESIGNATED William
" Howe as his shajee. The petition was
granted Neufeldt then pleaded not guilty.
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Auction Sales.

At the New York Real Estate SalesrooIm yes
terday Peter f. Meyer 4 Co. sold. in foreclosure.
the three story brick building. on lot 20KlQO
No, 257 West Seventy fourth street. to the
plaintiff. Mary N, Baldwin. for SlsWp end the
West l43d street, to Isaiah Dahut for Sls,550.
William Kennedy sold ia foreclosure, the va
side OF Eighty ninth street. 1873 feet west OF
Colnmbns avenue. to Arthur c. Searles for
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Amsterdam Ave, ". y: - n, ., OF itlM
ST., ,75IloO; Clarke 4 Hogan vs. orrln o..
~, kiIEOn ........,.. ....,.,.,L,..,,. ITO
Aplst erlam Ave. +. u, cor. OF l@bth ~,
bONiO0: Sehuatz MassIth vs. J. IT, eoz IN
Amsterdam Ave, 3. W. cor. of l1Wh ~,
2ixiuG; fknwas Roberts Stevenson Go. ,ss IN
Brooke Ave, e. s., % II. ., Of Tooth ST.,
25xioo Hockey X Mueller VI. jacob 20, "a
cI r,TaE g. ct Sq 81 as to .S Msasr Co 10 ~
Fist A'S N Ssa,g s2 J,p In a04 90
F F,nn ~ G r. r cor pSia"N pSTy ct az 8s "a
Leroy St, No. u; John II. Dwyer vs. o,
,,o,to Ksmpner ct a. i'','.;i; ',itii;,ihst' -
l5ulin1: Herman Masrhe W. John j. ,.,r
~ 0,tsisdt ct al d, IN =; q, I'd Ave,
f"Nlw2 Sti %0sT' Mueller Vs. M'' rru"A sOi &C
linton Ave. ". y. 100 II. s. Of l65th 81,
15OxiO0; the Alberepe Stone 20. vs. H. "A o.
i. Roach ct al ......... s,'''z,. W -
Union Ave. y. g cor. Of lhbth ~; 10Y
100; .Gcorgs MnokenEIs w. Jas " "0'a 40 a,
1Isrh 81, Nos. l5s 70 1871 Fact; Rafasle q.
IMcohnj Va. Louis KurlandyirE and an" o"
1924 81, Mas 90 and - West hnhh
O'Reilly vs.. Jacob A. zmn"rmahp ana 70 q,
,5stb ST g. e. cor " German n. S7xioo; .o
Mcpse 4 Jacob VS.. Joseph D. jennings So
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FIRE SCARE ON PARK ROW.
Fat Boiled over In Dennotts Restaurant
md tho Cashier Heeame q Fireman.

and the Cashier became "a Fireman.
Some fat boiled over and caught FIRE In the
basement kitchen OF Dement'S Park row res
taurant about q o'clock last night. and an ex-
cited cook ran out through the rear entrance
into Theatre alley and persuaded q policeman
to turn In an alarm. The hrsmen enjoyed
themselve when they arrived by dashinG into
the restaurant a. top speed with their sxes. to
the great alarm Of tho people eating there.
The IRE had already been put out by tho
cashier. who didn't forget to leave somebody
in his place to exact toll from those patrons
who thought 1t advisable to get out In q hurry.
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DIVORCED IN ELEVKH BIKUTEA

New Record in Quick judicial Action hs-
ported From Utah.
OGDEN. Utah. Aug. 22.-Utah has for years
held the record for rapid and numerous mar
rlages. and yesterday tho record for duiek d.
vorces was broken. In the Second Dlstrct
Court Judge H. II, Rolapp granted Rose ST.
yerstein divorce from her husband Abe Sill
verstein. in eleven minutes after the nling Of
the complaint,
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plan. Filled for New bindings.

Broad ST. W. g.. bet. Bridge and Pssn
s,s prsss ,esmsy.r 70 srahiiect; cost " 1000
Eighth Ave NJ 65T. aud i2d ST.. Nos
30O-3O2: Improvement to dwelling ana
rGrG I I" ar SnTTs .S 'r''' M $780,
Gold St, Nos 30 ~. -; improvsHset %
factory aud Telephone eIchsqEr: ~
T IrsIssG1: G c"s owner; :. L. $500
Kinrs,,sidgo Ave, No So; two. story dwell
Ing: clara W lislbsrt. owner; +. A. NM
do Meuron architect; cost ........;..,. b,ooo
3Sih ST. and 1lth Aye. u. e cF three.
s"rS ' Kn"Il:r archlte"t S1% cost 5000
Dad s. and 9th Ave e., a ,1 e. cr m ETrys,
owner; 4 a. ReeLlin architect; cost: ooo
1874 81 No 20 West: Improvement 10
TM' dI,I.r H. arci"ct: cost U,"'. 80 900
Hath st n - 200 It. ". 0f lst Ave:
tvn six story lofs and store buildings;
S SSIHl nrcIi,e Mn' eoa 90 900
l"5th ST. No. 2SO West Improvement to
DIV cug aud store George Ebret, owner; o
H. p. knowles. architect; cost.....,.,. 1000
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ARTlSTlCALLY and comfortably
furnished apartment of two rooms and
bath, newly decorated, In apartment
hotel, to rent until November 80. Good
restaurant in house hotel service; day
and night elevator, Apartment No. IS,
The Clinton, 253 West AID st.
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40 gst for 8us,nrss purposes,

FOR SALE OR TO ET AT ONCE
nd on Reasonable Terms.
Fonr.sory FACTORY BulLDlkG. about bnIfo feet.
with yard about LOOK IN West l5tth st. Stable for
two horses aud store house two steanboi Of 90
heating plant and automatic spriHkieTs.
L. G.. box 49,. Sun olaos.
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COLLEGES mud Schools.

For Girls \ Young Women-City T. Country.
A CADEMYMOUhTsr URSULA REDFoBDfAkk,
~ N. T.. ON the hsrlsip Railroad. neag ". Johns
College Fordhsm, opposite Bryn! farh, Ehis eosri'
ing and day school for young ladies' snd 4tts girls,
IN charge of the Cr.ulipss " equipped With Az mod.
srn imRro.yments The ssTSgpJiSE, gre healthy npl
wEpSRsuAf, SEPT. 9TH. For terms address tue
Mother Superior.
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Arat Gstatt.
the LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
81 and 80 Liberty Strset-44A and 40 Maiden
Lane,

Title Insurance is based on exam
nation of title by lawyers. That
company is the best and strongest
which commands the best legal talent,
Examining Counsel and Law Depart
ment and Committee of Counsel OF
the Lawyers Company pass on titles
it inSureS.
Losses for twelve years S18,783.13
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Situations at'antea-3smales.

AS Observation-Disclosures or linen room, by
"a capable woman. Any position OF iruht
Address EDUCATED. lbS broadway. Brooklyn.
IWOMPETEST GERMAN NURSE; wages 500; oity
" preferred; best references. X. o.. box 500 Bun
uptown Office. 1853 Broadway.
INOMPETENT KITCHENMAlD-w Wages SI6; willing
\, aud oblgiBg; good references. u. H. boz b04
Sun uptown once. 1898 Broadway.
TOOK-wages 500 understands her work thor
\. OuHhly; willing to do some laundry work best
references. N. r.. hoX sos Sun uptown ONCE 1928
Broadway.
LIRST. CLASS LArSDRESS-Wsgs $40; under
stands shirts collars. cuhs, Sc.; good References
U. X, box 6O3 sun uptown ONCE, 1898 Broadway.
EIRsTCL VA CHAMBRKNAID or waitress; wages
L $40; best references. X. g., boz b07 bun up
town ONCE l26a Broadway.
7t0OD FAMILY COOK-waGea s2h thoroughly
Sun uptown office, 1855 Broadway.
HOTELS OR BOARDING. HOTSES.--A position
wanted by respectable WOmRa ~ keeper or AB
sistant Address Emma box i5I, san ohios.
I AUNDRESI; willing to do some cEAmb~rwork;
" wages $50; best references. j, b., boI 5o2 sun
uptown once. l2Hh Broadway.
NURSE AND SEANSTKFsS Villas To assist With
~ other work; good references X L. box sol
Sun uptown otlce, I2d6 BruadNIy.
THEORETICALLY COMPETENT Engli+h Infant :
i nurse uldOrstAy1s bIttlS feedInR &C.; excel
lent reterabcCs. e. W. boz sos Suu uptown once
1888 Broadway.
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REGENTS, EXAMINATIONS

Oldest, largest best. equipped school prepRftng
students for regepts examinations. For every
ONE student prepared elsewhere this school has
successfully prepared FIVE, bnmner term now
open. laIl tern opens Oct. I'd
NEW YORK PREPARATORY SCHOOL low. tsd Of.
DENNlNGTON IN. ~ SEMINARY, on Bound
i Brook 4, H., con yenisnt to New York, fhilaio
phis, Baltimore and Warrington.
both sexes. DIST year. Pine hsalthfm location;
Mobility Of character our constant AIM Special
care aud homo comforts. sanitary ArrspRs1slts
pure spring water. electric lights. Extensive I'm
proyehents and new buildings costing SSb, 900.
TIVE complsts yymnasipms. S2b5 year. or for o
suits of rooms $500 LOug distAacS Hlsphons IN
Seminary Write FOR our new illustrated astalo Kus.
THOMAS O'HASLON. ID ~, President.
For Hoya 4 Young Mon-(,tty q Country.
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The Veltin School for Girls.

IOIItEe PrepAratOn,
Number u pupils limited to twelve IN each class,
flREPROOf SCHOOL BUILDING.
Spacious studio, nov ~ course Of construction,
will increase present fsslitios. go
100 and 1879 West 74th st.
FORT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INsTITUTE
Certificate admits to leading colleges. Five eouFsss
With preparatory. Departments OF music art, elo
cutOn. 43l year Sept. 2B.
Jos. Z. KING. b. D.. President. Fort Edward. n. Y.
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2ublit 3lotirfs.
DosT oFFICE NotiCR.

IIOoi WHINE NNAhSA'
cshould be read DAILY by all interested. -
E III. SIZE Ss:: s5T. i S I sS::
one hour '.'4tir As MA fi";SsF s%f .hGsn ''l0"
. ship y. si:%ar:i'. via chsrecuSs. South.
H4H}Ih ana h.%Sa' for EUROPE per steam.
s aS spsD foax Tufs.
british iqais Mast Be d ["r PiF
f FSfEF1 KST lT "a fSSsSfSat 4.
ssssm.Hip IL Norm1idieS ); st 4; Il ioI METH,
Rotterdam deter; must be directed per steam
spRINTED aATTER Sc.-Gsrman steamers sailing
ON ada 5 REIsid nds h
White NH '' star s,ssmsr. on %:Saesssys. d:rn.s
ter NC, FOR all countries for which they ere a.
After ''ssr i fs'.; s r,,s.
HSsr's.n. n Easli:S f y sa$ esr%sa stssasI
ni Is f TSk q so 1Sr HsS SESInAI AMERICA
THuRspAy,-Ati ?. NJ, Tor SANTIAGO and Man.
f5l - GGMss 81 and
KFT be- s.a fer sN%ssa fna
kyarsn1; al foE IA Plat GosPsi Il:
Pr sf. for sFa R1dtG1 per
1Ele 9. i:F SS4n u dss,sS Pc:
i.r; ~ Pl k.f Ss i SSHIM sH11 p
10 s, tYs SfStoMTN pdaas
SSSS sS$ISl 4 for saa tR aaRF4HhaaEN SI
4, H., |@Erl:%snsss5y iG:5o I. M Tor fIIri
11n TIA S g. Tor Gt H per Pr sa"ship MeIiso' We
Havana letters must be directed per steatnShip
Mails Tor Noxfqundlan by rail y North sydn.y.
Sas ;SrF'S ~ H :ts - %fS
day. Wednesday and Safards n Mall; fOr Mllne'
l by t EH tt Bo is I@d hST' oy
Cuba by rtil to Pert Tampa En- and thence S by
sy 10; u: SoaneS.ins s E srs On
SaSs wsH'' d I .sa rP "a. ..a f' l;.a e:
SS1 eli. so
Day sna sstard.y:5 VIM. o. Hs;,s9 city; ST <
:ad ft''I a VII o 9es % ~ a:i:
ANY, a..a. os:. Rs s: :si GS9s sn
foi Belle. Pue;ta Cor.s4 sna eaS'sm.lAa iltsx'
s.ls RAJ mali SS' co. q. al + ! ssSG% "a. g.,
''' TRANS PACIFIC MAILS.
Mails for China. Japan aud hA%ai,' par steam
| ship China from san fnnris'4,' close hete
for tls S2c,etE l.IsDa,. Rgr shlE Cable
| Aug s2G .: $50 J. y, Malls for China
| and JIIap, per st--msLip Tacoma from
| TaroIuaI close Lers GAly up 70 Aug. 81 - 81 -
| r'u, Mail. Tor Assirslts except those for Nest
| Zealand, Hayaii, IN aud Samoan Islands, pct
| ftesALhlp Alatusda Nrpm san FrSnciseo clpsp
| here dsiiI After Aug {tE md ap 10 Arpt. 81 at
$50 +. ~ OT on dGJ Of ArrrA! o. Steamship Gem.
pAniA which Will probably arrive Sept. ~. Mails
Tor Gums and JIpsn. per stssrnship E'npross 0t
Chtus from vancouver, close here daily up =
| Isr yisamsb!p Australia from San Francisr9y
CLOSE liz 1s'J ~ Il sept , ~ w. e. $50 y
tnliaI, Hawaii and fiN Islands per stxm.
| Ship NArnlnon from NGnrOuVOrl, el1s0 Here
daily after sept u aud up to sept us
cihc mails are forwarded to port Of Ealing
| daily. aud tn. s"h.dnls Of closing is ARMED
on the presumptIun NJ IN cir uninterrupted over.
land transit !tsSlSterrd mail closes Atd p ~
GIkEEIICs VAN oOTT. Postmaster.
| Post Once Kew York y. y, August iS, 1900,
| NOTICE.
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The GLOBH NATIONAL BASK. iocatsi at PrlGi.
denco. ia the state Of Rh ode isA1d q uiosu sup ~
AFFAIR." All note holders aud othrE., creditor! -
said AAI,aAtion, are therefore heTsby uotldad -
Prsssnt Ae notes and other slAms against the k,sp.
ci.iioL for payment MIOAAELH. DooLEY, GAahlss.
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.furnisAsa Rooms 4 Apartments to Irt


ST, az WFST-IArge second floor rooms. mod.
. ern improvements, bath adjoining references.
I RISisTuN PLACE. IL srrYyESAkT .PARK.
l. oppOs tie 81. George Churrh.-YeFy desirable fur,
nishsd rooms. neAE Ith st.
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9ituatipns ltnnted-1ttaie.

EIRsr CLASS BUTLER where pariormaid or SEQ
J. ond man 10 kept; city or country; wages SbOi
good references {. C., box GA Bun uptown ONCE
1895 Broadway.
GOOD REFERENCED single man, a. speaks
~ French. German. Fnaiish. hollandirh; very
handy with tools generally useful travelling IL de-
sired. DEBRUYk,as Hancock street.
SECoED MAN, thoroughly experienced wages
= $36; best reference. K. H., Box biD Sun mp
town Office, 1875 broadway.
THOROUGHLY COMPETENT single -hapdsd but
j ler wages s40.4B; perfectly honest and sober;
good references. J. d.. box ooy Sun uptown once.
1925 Broadway.
('ALET. 6rst. class; English .an, wages sSB- Goi
excellent references. II. IT,. box Gil Sun up
town ONCE. 1925 Broadway.
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select Beard.
West SIDE.

OgTH sr. a24 wEsT-DOubls and single rooms
20 large closets; running water, 5000 and ~. 90
Table board
nESIRARLE ROOMS: third aud fourth foorsi con.
IL venient lnratior; suitable for gentleman; refer
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A THE CORNELL. 9th, Central Park vest Sc
"a. lcet Family House, moderate; meals optional
Southern exposure
A TTRADTINETY decorated Rpartmgntst high
n ground near Park. seven rooms. bath; hot water
heatipgi t38-e4b Bb East psd VI.
A NEATLY FURNISHED apartment house, heated
service; board optional; highest references. LAKE
WOOD. 27o W. Seth Ut.
ELEGANT single Flat, nina rooms aud bath all
~ improvements; sos. At t12 West b7th St, near
Columbus avenue.
I ARGE single floors Of six rooms: perfect order.
- See jspitor l7p 10th ave-, near 21stst.
J. EDGAR LEAYCRAFT, OF Broadway.
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Dwight School,

IL wost AID street, New York City,
goth Year epens Sept. 2!th, M
High class private school for b)ys froA to 20
years VI age. individual sttsauog giysn boys
whose education has toen irregular. Large faculty
Gymnasium. Laboratories
Arthur Williams, Principal.
ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE. BROOKLYN, \. Y.
B9arders and day scholars, Conducted BY
Stulies-Classical. Scientific. and commercial.
Grammar aud Academ departments.
Terms reasonable. Reopens September II. Send
for catalogue and particulars to
BROTHER JEROME, o.s.F.
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100 STATE ST.-Nicely furnished front roomSj
100 table and service hrst,cias'i near bridge aud
ferries,
JESRY ST, US Heights; q minutes to BHdgel-
III Cool rooms, excellent board, So, - weekly
I.LnrnnrtH.
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Arlp atantrd-4Malrs.

A BOY about ~ years old for general once work
N BY window glass importing and johbng house.
Address ia own handwriting. Q. b. Boz 40, this
nfilrn
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aral estatr Out Of the City.

CO OOO CASH. &i,looo cash. assuming 5000
NLyjOO mortgage, dwelling house In tho
most select ghborhooh 0f PieaSnDtNille. one hour
from New Yurk on the New York C,utral. S4cr
need on account Of potug abroai. Address GREAT
BARGAIN, l32 sun once.
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M ASTFD-An active young man OF character and
w sbintyi wholesale business. Address, giving
age, salary expected references. J.. box 1874 sun
MptoWn. 1905 u way,
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A FIRST CLASS TINsMITH and expert on hne
SONS. ois Columbus av.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-08
NORTH SIDE
GLENDALE.

William Hood of Peoria was in
Glendale yesterday.
H. c. Mann of Peoria passed through
Glendale on his way to Phoenix yes
terday.
H ". Adams left Wednesday night
for Denver. AGr. Adams will remain
away until October 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dobbins came
to Glendale Wednesday. The young
couple were married in Phoenix this
week and will make Glendale their
future home.
Mrs Stamp of Mt. Glare, Nebraska
arrived in Glendale Wednesday night
and registered at the Park hotei.
Mrs. Stamp will spend the winter in
the valley.
Decker Bros. have suspended work
with their baler for a day or two, on
account of the hay not curing as rapid
~ as expected. 1t is Kane Guessing
bury's hay that is being waited on
Mr. Murdoch, maker of Mother 5
Bread" paid Glendale visit yester-
day in the interests of his bakeries in
Phoenix.
J. NJ Marks is improving rapidly and
is able TO go about the town with con-
siderable ease. Mr. Marks was nearly
killed a shcrt time ago by being
and his recovery is a matter of sur
prise and gratiicfation TO the people
CT Glendale
The young men of Glendale will
shortly organize a base ball club 1t is
the Intention Of the young men 10 drill
themselves into a coed team, one that
will make 1t warm for all other teams
in the valley. There is no reason
why their intentions could not b.
carried cut, as Glendale has some
splendid material
a petition WIS drawn up by V E
Messenger Wednesday and is being
circulated at present among all the
farmers on the lower end of the Ari-
IONA canal that will undoubtedly re-
ceive a unanimous list of names to it.
The petition is to the Arizona Water
company and prays for the CLEANING of
the Arizona canal from The cross-cuJ
down. AL present the. canal will
carry water sufficient only to fill three
and Cne-haf Iaterals.
Mrs F'rambes is drilling the children
Of the M. E. Sunday school for Child
ren's Day, which will take place q
week from next Sunday An extensive
programme is expected.
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tree. Nc offenEe,' he continued. !
admire the trees, the nesting places OF
the bIoad-winged breezes- 1 was
nature poet am q street musician,
and he sighed into the pipe.
Yes I said
Yes he nodded. There are Dry
ads in the dark trunks of the cool
trees 1T was many years ago, and
was a Buddhist The soul of Keats
was in me like Dryad in a tree. The
soul left me like light blown cut
Piff. it was gene
His gaze was climbing the trees
creeping out on the branches to the
leaves You have seen a man tracing
cut an intricate pattern on carved
mantlepiece. for instance. with his
fore finger. absent mindedly. while he
was speaking 1t was like that
Z had made no answer 1t was
gone he said j asked How was
that?' to humor him. He had caught
sight of another tree trunk over my
shoulder and his eyes went bird nest
ing again
was a poet-born poet. I lived in the
woods among the trees His eyes
were fixed on something up above me.
We Will sit here he said. 1 will tell
you I WAS very young. But poets
are always young, and Shakesps are
married when he was 10. l was Keats
reincarnated. I knew I would be
famous. l could feel Shakespeare all
around me like a cloud talking to ms.
There was something wrong in the
tree again. He frowned uncomfOrt-
ably. Then he went on She died,
and his eyes leaped to the ground and
ran UC me. Listen. she died. She
died because we had no sticking plas-
ter And l said to my soul, Il will
write a threnody and die, too. But it
will always live" / knew 1 would be
famous
You should have seen his eyes.
They were fascinating.
And l sat down to write and the
sad rhymes came, sad, bad, mad, glad,
and the slow meter. and 1 heard the
voices, and knew 1 would be famous.
1t was a concertina. He stood under
the window. The tune turned twisty-
wisty. It twisted the brains in my
head Piff, The voices were all gone
His face was set like stone His
eyes shifted and wept.
Always 1 heard the tune until
bought it. All day long play to for
get All day long in front of the
houses because they never gave me
money for her I play in front CT the
houses and they give me money to go
away 1 was an author once, a poet
He stretched the concertina, aj1d
pressed out one discordant wail-'only
one. for 1 tcok the hint and he took
the dime But 1 would very much like
TO know whether he is a retired actor
or a lunatic. New York Sun.