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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-04
JUSTICES SIT IN GOWNS.
AN INNOVATION IN THE SUPREME COURT
NOT SHARED BY JUSTICE MAGICIAN.
THE THREE NEW JUSTICES ALSO TAKE THEIR
sEATs-sPECIAL SESSIONS JUSTICES

IN GOWNS. TOO.
With the exception OF Justice MscLean. all of the
justices of the Supreme Court of this county ap-
rule adopting the use of gowns passed by the
justices several weeks ago being said that Jus
,ices Lawrence and MacLean were the only dis
sentients Justice Lawrence has evidently over
come his prejudice. II had one. for he joined his
brother Justices and appeared clad in a gown
Justice MacLean is presiding over Part II, Irlal
Term As the justices fled out OF their private
chambers 10 go to the respective courtrooms where
they are to preside during the present term he was
the only one who did new silk gown
Incidental 10 the innovation OF the new costume
came the seating of three new justices yesterday.
and in consequence the big courthouse was
crowded Long before the hour for opening court
arrived the corridors about the private rooms OF
the justices were filed with people Lawyers and
laymen alike appeared pay their respects TO the
newly elected officials.
Justice Ieventritt the only OF the new
Justices who the recipient OF any floral pieces
at the court II Justices Fitzgerald and Andrews
received any they were sent 10 their homes. JUS
tce Leventritt's room however. a perfect
bower OF roses. violets ana palms. There were ten
pieces. including three big floral horseshoes
The Justice Will sit in Part Y. Trial Term Justice
Andrews Will occupy the bench in Part ~. and
Justice Fitzgerald will sit in Part III. Trial Term.
during the present term.
Justice Bschof is i'll. and was unable TO open his
term OF court yesterday Justice Nash took his
place II is likely that none OF the three upstate
Justices assigned sit in this county during this
term will wear gowns.
The justices of Special Sessions also appeared in
gowns yesterday for the first time. Their gowns
are made Of black silk. Presiding Justice Jacobs
and his associates. Justices Hobrook and Hayes. in
the costume. made misunderstanding bench.
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no TRACE or NINE. SArILLES DIAMONDS

Captain McClusky. OF the Detective Bureau. said
yesterday morning that the two trunks which were
taken TO Police Headquarters on Monday night We're
not the property Of the waiter Becker who served
Nine Saville the opera singer for whose lost
Jewels the Detective Bureau is locking. Suspicion
has been directed 10 Becker in connection with the
loss. : the waiter has disappeared. He left his
home In a hurry Saturday afternoon with his
wife carrying off two trunks. and has not been
since.
According TO Captain McClusky the police have
yet important cew 20 the whereabouts Of
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County

New York Franklin r. Lord Plaintiff against Annie
7. Blake and others, Defendants.
In pursuance II Judgment ~ Foreclosure and sale
duly made and entered IN the above entitled action. bear
ing date the 23rd ~ Decemher lsts the under
signed. the Referee said judgment named. VIII sell at
Public the New York Real Estate Saesroons
No. III Broadway in the Borough Of Manhattan Cty OF
airy 1899. II o'clock noon. that day. by Louis
Neaer Auctoneer. the premises directed by sad juds
ment sold. and therein described as follows; Nil
piece parcel OF land with the building
thereon erected suate. lying and being In the werh
Ward OF the New York. being In BLOCK Number
hundred and twenty OH2pl. Section NUMBER
shown the Land Map ~ the CITY OF Ne"
York bounded and described as follows; bE,flN
MING AZ a point the SOuhery side or West one nun
dred and thirty exth Street distant two hundred ana
forty half csl % an inch more or less
Westwardy the southwertery corner ~ West one
hundred and thirty and nox Avenue hut op
south~arily. parallel with L~nox Avenue and
and through said wall far as the same extends
and eleven I'D inches 10 the md-
die line Of block. thence running Westwardy. but
along said MIDDLE the block fifteen 90 feet thence
running Northwardly but again parallel with enoN
Avenue and through another party wall so ier A.
the same extends nnety-nine 900 feet ana eleven ull
southerly line Of West one hundr,Si ana
thiriy-sxth Street and thence running east"ardy hut
along said souhery Of West ono hundred and thirty
exth street 80 feet 10 the point or place OF be
ginning. ,eoo
A"'''' W STEPHEN n. OT.IN. Referee.
IIC1Us II. BEERS. Attorney for Plaintiff; once ana
POST Ofrce address. No. 12O Broadway tManhattan),
New York City. $500 ~
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STORAGE NOTICES.

->.~~~~4O-~~-~~->~~~-~~>~~>~
TO FANNIE KORN. Mrs. g.. ". Durant.
". ". or Y. X Chandler. Jennie Dun.
can. A. \. Mcrresry. r. r. Dupignac r.
". KleindiAnsi H. 4. Blake. Mr. or Mrs
Eiward Vru0m. Lillian De eros. }. n
RounGey. Mrs T. b. Rand. VI. NJ Long
head. Mrs McAfee. ". X Ferts. Ms ;
l.. Minforf. F. \. Fox. Mrs !. +. W!swal
Ada Dvas r NJ Peas.se. ". ". Hobson
r.. Mrs O. r Kuhn. IL Roy Porter, r
+ Buchanan. Lizzie Noe. MIS-. L. r.
Well. +. II. Talbot Burr Mcintosh.
Chas e. Wsllack. Mrs. II. y. collier
Mrs T. : Manning Jos. 4. Murphy. iona
Dinsmore. Alexander MOffet. W. r. Preh.e
Edward Palmer e. B. Knocker Mr.. VI
Harrington: You and each n YOU are
hereby notified that the time for the pay
men, OF my lien upon the property herein
after described having expired. after cue
notice thereof had been given you. ! VIII
cause such property. 70 Wit: Household
goods personal effects and merchandise
stored by you In the Columbia storage
Warehouses 10 be sod at public auction
according to the fta.Ite IN such case made
and provided. AZ Nos. 81 and "a West 6Ith
Street. on Saturday. January 2lst. 1899, at
1920 a m, and n the sale thereof Is not
completed by O'Clock p. m. on said date.
the same Will be continued AZ the same
place on each and every saturday there
after beginning AZ 1870 a. m. and con-
tnuiny until o'clock p. m. on each Sat
urday until the sale Is completed.
CHAS r. Saul.
Proprietor Columbia Storage Warehouses.
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TYPEWRITEKs.

BLICKENSDERFER TYPEWRIIE fs.
guaranteed the best: price $50 thousanas
in use send for home Endorsements
BLIcKENSDFRFER MFG CO.. lsz ard
$40 Broadway. and lI9 5th-ave Telephone
TYPEWRITFRS-RA RGAINS.-New ma
chimes cheap. Remingtons. Smiths. SIS.
guaranteed. rentals reduced. CoNsObl
DATED TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 2io
Broadway.
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CUPREuE COURT-NEw YORK COUNTY

- Mary Mckay Greenwood. Exeeutrix, and Isaac
rnent Of J. Greenwood. deceased against John
In pursuanc. Of judrnen, Of duly
made ana entered na IN He eg'e @ the nndersneG
the hsierec IN Sa as ea Essts sale.o no III
To3n al srgS Of Manba,an CITY Of New York on
the 10th day Of January 1889 at u o'clock noon, oy
in said jadgnen, mentioned and therein described as fol
ALL those lots pieces parcels Of land in
New York city. with the buildings thereon bounded ana
The parcel being the premises now known as NO
Ci oT rg0n at S point IN the soutSery
OF Fulton Street distant ninety-nne feet nine inches
Tan s,e@i and the easery side OF Dutch street and
running a. Hsai ap ,sc or b neay 40
parallel nearly 50 with Fulton STREE
nearly Fulton Street eghyone feet one inch 70
westerly along the sou,hery side Of Fulton twenty
hve feel to the point Of beginning and being ,he same
Eerhard Faher and wife by May 1894 and
recorded In The Of the Register Of the city and
County Of New York in Lber 20 Of Section Of Con
The s,cond parcel being the premises No
@ Fulton ses sna 9eSs suHqs w of feet sh
inches souiherly the by land or late OF he
Minister Elders and Ds e Of he Ss Yo
easteriy one SIDE by land now or late OF
s nGTee esh. feet one men and westerly by land
6b late S . ss" G9Sqs S1s% or H
Being the premises which the Ministers Elders
~ me CIV Of New York did by certain ndenture OF
lease bearing the 10Th day Of December in the year
one thousand eight hundred and eighty six demise lease
and TO farm let Eberhard Faber and 10 his ex
e-utors and assigns for and during the
full end twenty-one from the first day
OF May 1857 yearly rental specified In said Lease
said lease recorded in the Office Of the Reg
lister Of the CITY and County Of New York the 9TH
OF June. 1887. in Lber 2"tS Of conveysnees. at
which said thereafter assigned BY said
Faber TO said Defendant; John Petit by assignment
dated !. 1894. and recorded In said Register .
once MAY 2 1894 in IAber 20 Of conveyancer SEQ
ton J. at page 1926
TOGETHER all and singular the edhces buildings
rieh,s members privileges and appurenances hereunto
belonging anywise apperainng and also all the
estate right title interest. term Of yet 20 come
and unexpired property. possession claim and demand
Whatsoever well in law as in equity ~ the sad de
PENDANTS Aida r. Petit. his wife o.
The raid demised premises and every part and
with the appurenances and also the saf
indenture and clause article and condition
therein contained and all renewals Of said
Ieas r,sht under the terms thereof.
Dated New York. January 30 1850
JOHN SABINE SMITH.
Referee.
ROBERT 8. RUDD. Esq.
Plaintiffs Airy,
IS Nassau Street
New York. y. Y
Manhsttanl
The following IL diagram Of the premises mentioned
and described in said judgment being Nos 1872 and lo'
Eu
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publir Noilre.


NEW YORK TRAINING SCHOOL FOR TEACHERs
~ The second of the New-York Training school
for Teachers will begin February 9Th. 1900. For those
desiring TO enter the school that time examination
viii be held January 18Th 10Th and 2st. 1899 In Public
School AT Henry Cstharine and oliver streets. IN the
rooms now ten porary occupied by this school.
To b. eligible FOR admission 70 this examination persons
must have graduated from high school academy
whose study has been approved by the stare
SUPERINTENDENT Public Instruction. Schools In this
civ having such approved of study follows
p0ROt'GHs OF MANHATTAN AND THE BRONN
High Schools
College 81 the city Ok New-York.
Teachers college,
College.
Manhattan College,
Irsuine Academy. Psfk Ave.
Mt 81 Vincent Academy
Normal College
:, Teresas ACADEMY.
I-rsullne Convent. Bedford Park.
g. Gabriers Academy for Girls
BOROUGH OF BRoOKLYN
Adelphi Academy ,
Jl,ooLlyu Manual Training School,
Girls High school; ~
Packer collegiate Institute
:, Agnes Female Academy
Roya High School.
Erasmus Hall High schooi
Nativity Academy,
polviechnic institute.
c, Thomas Aquinas Academy -
High Schools.
BOROUGH OF RICHMOND
High schools.
For further Information apply In person or ny ie,ter
OF 10 re principal Augustus $ Downing at the school
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240ni1
No. I22 West Iseth St
Wei l2hth Street

Tn. approximate Of the lien charge 20 satisfy
which the above described property If 20 be sold Ia Nine
thousand four hundred and eighty -FOUR %" ~
go .s4 10 Dollars thereon from the 'th
da ~ december 1895 together with and allowances
Amounting to Three hundred and thirty Two 2elD
sac iOOl Dollars from December -i
lsas together with the u the sale. The approx
,nate amount Of taxes other liens when
are 10 be allowed to the purchaser out ~ the purchase
money or paid by the Referee hundred ana nifty
five 33 100 Dollars and Interest
Dated. New York. January 3rd 1853. .
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for IN. rrou--
= rsce,vef az their Uptown Once. No. Ia. Bosf"ay
~ door north 3ls-,. uttil o'clock y m advertise
n-nt. received the following branch offices at regular
once O'Clock ~ N'l ave. = r
cor 2sd 1872 9th 18th II Macts dih ave
sns lt2 Columbus ave. near West "oti 100
west 42d ST. 9Th ave. s2 East IAN - - West
Iad .t and hth l5e East tIih st l3Ss
a. az. between 7sfh md 77rh SIS io2B 20 ave. near
Si,t.t l. EOS II. ave. sbih st go 81 ave-. near
~ a AVE. 20 r.ss foh ct: isG SA-Avs Ass3 Sd-sv&
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F4YNE MOORE WANTS BAIL.

Abraham Levy served notice on Dstrct-At-
torney Gardiner yesterday that this morning he
would make application 10 Judge Newburger for
-he admission 10 bail Of Mrs. Fayne Strahan Moore
Mr.. Levy said that IL would be several days before
Mrs Moore would be tried again. and she wanted
10 be at liberty. and had n right 10 be He thought
that Judge Newburger would admit her 10 bail
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GOVERNMENT POsITIONs.-Dont pre-
mare FOR anv Civil Service examination
withou, seeing our illustrated catalogue ~
Information. Sent free. COLUMBIAN
CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE. Wash
iugfOr H. {
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hoard AND ROOMS WANTED.

SINGLE GENTLEMAN. orerihs tne
h.s, ra,erencas IS DESTROYS of procuring
a comfortable room. with board. In small
r-,yate family between Park and otn
svss.. and not further down than Madison
square. Reply 10 s. +. G.. .242 Is way.
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or-o1Oo~-N~-~ooN0N-NNN NoN0ON~>-o~>|~N''S'''~ :,
hooks O., every description bought SOLO
and exchanged. small parcels or llbrar IS
purchased. highest cash prices PAID cans
a. residences free, send postal. 10. Eis
TNG'S NEW YORK BOOK EXCItA N'b
Isl broadway. between 9th and loth s's'
Nrer el-nlngs
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No. ~ West 10Th Street
oSI o. |
West 18th Street.

The approximate amount OF the Hen or charge 20 sal
iefy which described property 20 be sold IL
Nineteen hundred and sevenytwo ~ 100
(SQ 372 % luO Dollars thereon from ath
day Of December 1895 together with costs ana allow
snces amounting Three hundred and forty nine ~ 100
(S34q Dollars interest from December 2rd
1895 together the expenses Of the sale The a.
proximate Of assessments or other liens
which allowed the purchaser ont 81 the pur
money paid by the Referee IL Seven hundred
and r,netveigh sT9s Dollars and interest
Dated: New York January 3rd 1899
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West 23rd Street.


The Approximate amount Of lien charge. o sat
sfy which property If 10 Ds ola IS
$50, $500. with interest thereon from November lltn.
1885 together with and allowances amounting 20
s417. and together with the Of the sale The
approximate amount Of the taxes. assessments, wafer
other liens which be allowed 10 the pur-
chaser out Of the purchase paid by the 'ecIte
is 81 80. and interest
Dated New-YOrk December 18th. 1898.
PORTE Y. RANSOM. Referee.
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East 55th Street.

III. .,,,o,imat. amount Of the charge 20 satisfy
1hicn ne above described property is 10 DE -ol1 y
s4 .3f % with interest thereon from p.ceh'r 10y >
with sO. amounting 10 >jl" 10
and together OF me sale he spli"Nl
,a,. amount ~ taxes assessments water rates or
,hsr ions which allowed 10 the purchnse ou'
~ the purchase money paid hy the referee IL s ~
and interest. 49, ,sos
D"''"' Wv HORACE sECJR. Jr. Referee
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NEW.YORK SUPKEME COURT. COUNTY


~ OF NEW YORK.-Arthur Astor Carey. Plaintiff.
against Cecilia Kie,edorf and others Defendants
In pursuance OF judgment Of foreclosure and sale.
duly and entered the above entitled action and
bearing date the 2lst day OF November. 1898 l. the
dersigned referee In said Judgment named will sell at
public auction at the New-York Real-Tsste SassrOom.
No Broadway. the Borough OF Manhattan IN tie
NJ Nev-York Thursday. the NTH day Of January.
twelve o'clock by u. Phpnix Ingraham
Co. Auctoneers the premises in the said judgment
mentioned and directed be sold. and described fol
lows.
ALL that certain lot piece. parcel OF land with the
buildings thereon situate in the sixteenth 90 Ward Of
the city OF New-York known Number i59 Wesi
ey line side Of Twenty-secOnu Street. distant
hundred and fortythreA G43) feet nine 90 inches
from the Northeast Twenty Street
and Seventh Avenue running thence Norherly and
ael with Seventh Avenue. partly through the 81
wall. nnetyeght Nsb feet. nine 1eJ in-nes
the line OF the block thence Eastwsry the
line ~ the block and parallel with Twenty
Street. twenty-one t2D feet ten and one-haf 900
inches thence South~ardy parallel with Seventh
eight es) nine inches 10 the Northerly 1e "
Twentysecond Street and thence Weswardly along said
Northerly line OF Twenty Street wentyon (.I
feet. and one-haf uO5s) inches the place OF be-
ginning.
Dated New-York. December 18th. 1895
PORTE V. RANSOM. Referee.
ROOSEVELT & KOBBE. Plaintiffs Attorneys. ~ A. 80
Wall street Manhattan Borough. New-York city.
The following diagram 81 the to b.. sol.
being above described 10 in the
foregoing notice Of sale and known Number Ja
City;
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John Street.
The approximate amount u the len or chH,se 20 90, ~ ~
.,v witch the above property is 70 he sod II VIZ 80" -
,.i,h iuteres thereon from November lr's nte'h''
- - and allowances amounting 20 t'sj NJ WITH IN
sr.s, thereon from .mber g. 1875 together win nc
'sns.a - sal. The approximate amount - istrs
.es...,,.r,. other which 10 allowed -
bs nrchsser out ~ the purchase money Or ped pS me
n.,.ree il 81 go so with interest
Dated 'sh"S' " JOHN SABINE SMITH
HsfGsA
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JOHN SABINE SMITH.
ftsfsrse-
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The amount OF the lien TO satisfy
which the above described property be sold Il.
<2. @Ol 81 with interest thereon from the % day OF
December 1895 together with costs and allowances
amounting 20 $685. with interest from December =
1905 together with the Of the sale. The al
proXmate amount Of taxes assessments. other liens
which allowed TO the purchaser out OF the
chase money. paid by the Referee. is f691oI and
interest.
Dated: New York December Il, 1898
MILRER NJ BRIDE. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-04
FURNISHED ROOws.

-.r sVe--large rooms. newly fur
rished. heated. gentlemen only. reference
:. WEST 18Th ST LoklMth -tur .
nishei room f1r refined LADY studio "
seaired. references required.
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foreeloenre Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COT My


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COT MY
AZ OF NEW YORK.-John c. Lord Plaintiff. against
Helen L. Dandal and others Defendants
In pursuance Of Judgment Of Foreclosure and sale
duly made entered In the above entitled action bear
ing date the 22rd day Of December lsss J. the UNDER
signed the Referee said judgment named, will sell
Rooms No III Broadway in the Borough Of Manhattan
civ Of New-York. Wednesday the tventy-hiih day
OF January 1899 II o'clock noon, on that day. by
Louis Neser AuctioneeT the premises directed ny SAID
Judgment to sold and therein described as follows
ALL that lot piece parcel or iand IN ne ny
OF New York known Number Forty-three 4H Nest
Nineteenth street. situated. lying and being on the
Northerly West Nineteenth Street bounded ana
described follows BEGINNING at point on the
hundred and eighty-one 2s1) feet and half t2 inch
easwarlly from norheaserly corner or SIKH Ave
nue. and Nineteenth and in front ~ the centre or
larty the premises herein described ana hose
adjoining on West. running thence north"arhN Al
right West Nineteenth street and partly through
the centre said party wall ninety two "2 feet 70 N"
centre line Of the block between Nineteenth and Twen-
,ieh Streets thence eastwardy along said centre line
eighteen 1s) feet eleven and half OIL ~ inches thence
soufhwerdlv AMI parallel sixth nineiy-t~o
a2D fee, 10 side OF Nineteenth Street ana
thence vestwariy along the northerly side OF West
Nineteenth Street Gs) feet eleven ana hair
I1) inches point place Of beginning being the
came premises have been conveyed 10 Charlef n
Randall by sundry granors by deeds bearing date June
3Otf 1856
Dated: New-Tork January Ord. 1899
STEPHEN n OLIN. Referee.
LORD DAY T. LORD. Attorneys for Plaintiff
Office and Post Office address No 100 broadway.
,Manhattsn) New-York city
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WAITRESS. By Scotch Protestant vi, s~
r.,s. wiling TO assist cnah'o ,sfsf-
na,ticularly heat and reliable s,ra ~
.nces. city or country. ''A'i''
Nest I'D -.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscrptions ion The Tribune
,.netved an their Uptown ONCE. No. l2t2 broadway.
o. aoor north o, 3ls-st until o'clock M advertise
narrs received following branch oinees az regular
"a ,ates until o'clock D. VIZ; 2o4 sth ave, $ =
oor o3s Il, 152 ave- cor. i2h-st MACS oth
VS., 20, ST. near ave- e2 EasI Ifth-st ~ "e s
20 he,ween Ith and l59 East tith ct 55s
azd-s' Tween ish and nth i.026 81 ave- near
sisst 7os list sethst; 80, 80 ave-, hsa,
orc "a ave go East 7eths' OF 10 ave -o~ 80
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A Rr-SlNEss opening IS offered as silent
mariner or active position IN the manas
cement In a fully established H"rcdn1.'r
company ~ unquestionahle character ann
~esrecfabifity doing a staple "hoiesalr
ana retail business % half-miilion ahnu
aUy IN one - the principal cities OF W
West. Fifty to one hundred thousauu
S..i.,s ,rCre canftal il desired 70 increase
s.irs and profts All COMMUNICATING 70
- regarded az confidential. Address =. =
ADAMS. 4.3Oi Washington Bid. 81 LOUIS
No
oppoRTt-NT1'Y ~ offered for a safe and
r-orfabis investment OF 5000 10 SO,pO
IN a manufacturing business. staple goods'
always IN demand. complete factory reaoy
- run. business established = years 40
sre.s Box ga bridgeport. Alabama
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MACHINERY
STORAGE.

1NN~~~~~~~~~~~~~>
THE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. 165-ls7-i6s West 32d-st.. SLOT
aye. moving Telephone. Ic4 3sth-st.
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DRESS AND ACCORDION PLEAT-
ING.
s~-oON<NNN.rN@N.~N.NN-N N0NN~~O~~~N~~~NND~~~~~
ACCORDION and eide pleating. buttons
covered while you wait. pinking. French
futing. feathers and toas cufled. BUR
CESS 80 5th-ave.. corner 2ist-st. See
signs.
PLEATTNGa. pinkings. nutirg- done while
you wait. Dressmakers get discount on
lowest prices HARDING 70 West 23f-'t.
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DREssM AMINO.

DRESSMAhiNo.
-z1~11ooo-oo-~~~~.~ ~,~~c~~~~N~~N~~~>>>~>
GARMENTS
and other fine flrs repaired, redyrh. 70
modelled into latest styles AT exceptionally
low, price-. ladies' waited upon al thelf
residences Mrs. r. !. BARKER. III West
10Th ST.. late with G.. c. Gunthers sons
5th-ave
ALL CORRECT STYLES. dresses. cloak,
robes. superior finish. M guaranteed
work shown. fautless skirt droop. re
sponsible. reasonable. childrens garments
az West 44th -st.. near Broadway
pRESSfAK ER. French dressmaker. ac-
cusforned 90 hrst-cass work. In good
family. 20 out by the day. OF home
reasonable. ROBES. 3j7 West 44th-s'.
pRESsM AKER wants work by day or ~
home Address DRESSMAkER. III
East 52d -.
DRESSMAKER. French. from poucet.
cutter. filter. designer for latest imported
dresses. engagement In family by month.
references. HORTENSE 22o East 40th-st
DRESSMAK ER.-sf 20 So French dress
making. cutting and basting. 20 cents;
glove fitting by the tsilors' square meas
ure evening. dinner and reception gowns.
men cutters. Nine. ROOME. 81 East
4sth-st.
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-D>~o@<~~~|r(o~o~ D~|0|N"|>|~'|~
CARPETS cleaned by steam. by nano
on the floor. Careful Carpet Cleanins
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