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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
STORAGE NOTICES.
New York. March 23rh. lsM'
THE UNIVERSAL STORAGE W AhH-
tfoT-sE AND EMPRESS co.

New York. March 23rd 1892
THE UNIVERSAL STORAGE "AhH-
HOUSE AND EXPRESS co,
oO2 2Oi -2O6- 2OS East ssth street
To / Beers. NJ Lindbladh. Elizabeth
Garrison. g. Roche. J.. Fromm. =, :,
Kelly. Mrs X McGill. J. J. Murtha. ,. -
Aann Miss !. Meins. Mrs j. Benneit' -
~ one. H. Van Hosen. Mr. Brevinch'
Louis Katzenbcrg. Mrs. !. Seelick. ~
Rerlinger. Mr. Barre. NJ Coan "ep'
Roach 49, Morris John cohen, I. 9. lein
mick IL Thornton. Mrs. =. Seellck. \
Wahne. Mrs a. shannon. Mrs. NJ iehl,,'
\ Frederlcks r r. Archer, Mrs "
Blake. NJ Morrissey. Mrs. Neuman. j. IL
Parker. q. Zimmerman. Adolph REM
Mrs Miller. 49,, H..
You are hereby notified that the time FOR
tie paymcnt 81 this company's Her upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired after due notice thereof had he n
given you. this company VIII cause such
property. To- VII. household goods. personal
effects and merchandise stored ty you IN
their warehouses. TO be- sold nj pub"c
auction. according TO the statute Tn --ch
case made and provided. at their ware
houses @U2 20i 2pG EOS East Ssth street
on Monday morning. 1890 o'clock. April
10th. 1892 and will be continued each sue
ceeding Monday AZ the same time and
place until the sale IS completed.
r, V. STODTFELD. Manager.
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Path ST.

There are no liens Of kind against the above de-
scribet property 80 ,eoo
Dated; New York. March 9th. 1893 -
i" CHARLES D. OLENDORF. Referee
OTIS & PRESSINGER
Attorneys FOR Plaintiff.
III Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan.
New York city.
EDWIN G. DUSENBURY.
Attorney for Defendants.
50 Liberty Street.
Borough Of Manhattan.
New York city.
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A nvERrIsEMENTs and subscrlpuons "a Ihe Trloln

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions foI The Tribune
rereived al their pt0wn once. No. 1242 broadway.
n door north of 31stst. until O'Clock m advertise
,nens received at following branch Offices al regular
ne,ce rates un1 o'clock r. m 254 shave. =
car 23J 81 1872 9th ave- cor. 18Th st Mays shave:
West 42d-s near oh ~ East IAN st 257 West
Iod :, L..ween 7th and $50 East attn iS
ave- between 10Th and 77ih 1929 3i-ave. near
7Os lst-a s9th-st. CSC 81 ave. near
30 Blocker 81: 80 Hleecker at :
COS ga $40 East 79th-st 1871 3d-ave 26G2 3i-avs
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COOKS

Il W u1 W Gl5 TOURS. - MEDITERRANEAN,
ISLES: also Norway North care ., Russia 4 MQ)M
etc. Various and well matured itineraries " % o.
SUPERIOR conductors Select parties sail May June 10
juno "a and July l. Unequaled arrangements Inclu-
sive cost "Old World Tourist Guide Illus. free. A.
DE POTTER. - way. Dept. T. y. Y.
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LOST.

oDooO>,,,~-.~.~->.~~-~~-
BANK BOOK LOST handbook No 7pN.
7O2 ~ the ISDwery savings Bank Is miss
lne The finder Is requested 90 return II
10 the bank. II not restored before the
18th day u April lS:n application Will be-
made to the bank for new book.
LOST. Bankb1ok y, 74O.2s2 Bank for
savings 30 An ave. New York. Pay
ment stopped Please return book t. bank
LOST. -Bankbooks Nos. 32G CAB and 326.6ii
on Dry Dock Savings Bank ANY person
having claims upon said books are called
upon To present the same 20 ID" bank with
f. thirty DAYS OF the said books VIII D"
declared cancelled and eXtnguished and
new ones issued in lieu thereof
LOST or Stolen Handbook No. 356.5iS
o. the German savings Bank In the CITY
OF New York. corner ith-aVe. and lith-st.
issued 70 Emile kellemina. All person."
are cautioned against negotiating the
same II not returned 10 the bank on the
4th day 81 April. 1899 duplicate Will be
issued.
LOST handbook ~. 3i6e20 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank Any person having
claims upon said book II called upon To
present the same 10 the bank within
thirty days or the said book VIII 10 de
clared cancelled and eXtinguished and a
new one issued IN lieu thereof
LOsT. handbook No. 75o7s2. Bank for
savings 80 4ih-ave.. New York PAY
rnent stopped. Please return book to hanh.
LOST. -Rankh0ok No. $50 az Bank for
Savings. ~ itn-rv-., New York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book 10 bank
LOST 49, handbook ~ 3l7 O53 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank Any person having
claims upon said pcok IL called upon 70
present the same 10 the bank within thirty
dayf or the said book will oe declared can
celed and eKtingulshed and new one 10
,ysd IN lieu thereof
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33rd Street.

TIE above described premises will h. sold subject 10 the
following mortgages and accrued interest thereon u any.
l. \ mortgage the premises known az 40 ~ f.ast
33rd street FOR thousand nVe hundred SJU
dollars. =. on, -.
. 4 mortgage the premises known rs No. w f.ast
33rd street thousand five hundred Nl'"W
dollars.
3 4 blanket mortgage on lots. Of which con
sute The described premises for Twenty thousand
one hundred and two and 30 O0ths $50 lo2 40 dollars
The approximate amount Of tho mechanics Hen 10
satisfy which described property j. 70 he si
Eighty dollars thereon from inc IN
day Of Mar,h. 1899 together with costs and ao"ah
amounting one hundred and forty and - 100
dollars with interest from March eth 1s together WIN
tho expenses II the sale The approximate amount ~
taxes assessments liens is one thousand FOUR
hundred and u 100 dollars and interest
Dated: New York. March BIRD. 1899.
Villas BFCKNfTII. Referee.
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The approximate amount Of the lion or charge 70 satisfy
r,ch he above described property "a N be sid Two
,ho,eand two hundred ten OF loo dollars s2-lool
,,. interest thereon from the twenty seventh daf ~
Ut $50, together with and allowances amount
ing t Two hundred five - 100 dollars S2' 81 with
tom March 9th together with the expenses
- bc sc The approx amount ~ taxes. assess
,,ers or other Hens which 10 be allowed - tho
,-er.ecr ont II the purchase money, paid by the
i,ereo is Forty five dollars tS45@h ana interest
i'"''' ROBERT MAZFT. Referee.
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CYLINDER FEEDER WANTED.-lhe
Peck Press. "a ave. and 2lst 81
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS. Don't pro
mare for anv civil service examination
withou; seeing our illustrated catalogue
II information. sent free columbian
correspondence college. Washington - =
MEN WANTED on fast steamers TO worK
passage to London and Liverpool. Apply
AGENT GltGreenWich- 81.
WANTED.-A first class valet who under
stands massage: not over -. best refer
ences required Apply az II Broad ST.
Nfnls Hmlldlng elghlh noor room l6
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ppOrrTARI.r WORK offered agents In
eyerv town 10 secure subscriptions 70
the Ladies Home Journal and The SAT,
,rdav Evening Post Good pay for goou
work. We want agents TO work thorough
Is and with business system 10 cover
saoh sectio, with our illustrated little
hootlets and other advertising matter.
low we'll some Of our agents have sue.
ceeded is told In a little booklet we would
Ike to send you-portraits Of some OF our
best agents. with the story or now tn,y
INC CO Philadelphia. Penn.
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DESKS AND OFFICE EURNITuRp

Advertisement and subscriptions for
The Tribune received a. their Uptown
once. No 242 Broadway. "a door north
~ 3lst-st.. until 9 O'Clock ? m. sdyer-
iisemen,s received at the following branch
ofices az regular Office rates until O'Clock
D. M. viz 254 sth-ave.. e 2. cor. I'D 81.
1872 9th ave. cor. 18Th 81 Mays. 9th
n.e and I4th-st: i42 Columbus ave. near
West Goth st.. Je5 IVES, i21 ST.. near 9Th
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MACHINERY.

~<<<N~~~N/lT010O|NO |VDON|VN/ON|NI@
AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO second-hsio
wood and iron working machines fulIy
guaranteed; machinery bought and en
changed. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 39o Mao'-
sf
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TYPEWRITERs.

TYPEWRITERS-BAR ma
chimes cheap. Remingi<ns. Smiths. Wy.
guaranteed. rentals reduced. CONSOEI-
DATED TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 2'a
Broadway.
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AT ST. BARrHoIOMEw's

MRS. HORN. free institute for female
help. 100 West 25tn-s,.
NEW-YCRK FREE EMPDOYM y I
BUREAU 30 West 18th -st:-CondH cleo
30 30 STATE ~ Nec-York Free 70 en-
fi0yers and employees. Servants are IN
waiting from a. m. to p. m. Refer
ences investigated.
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~
yfISCEIIE
HELP WANTED.

PARCELS EXPRESSED. = and 10 GEMS
all parts city. once. 49, West 2"th -
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HELP WANTED.

r,nrE,s ,,ocbe,ers and ombr0iderers 10
uorE n, home. experience unnecessary
fair nav. nothing to buy write for sample
and materials. UNIQUE EMBROIDERY
CO. lO2 Fulton-st.
LADIES. hairdressins and manicurng
school Gncoipora facial massage
chiropodv. dermatology. 81 course Tor "a
dies maids. DAY evening legal diplomas
good nositlons. 2Ji 9Th ave
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GARDENER Married small family.
large experience In greenhouses. grape
ries. rose houses. vegetable flower and
fruit gardens. gentleman's place. good ref
erences. &. N. 1913 East %sth-st.
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23g WEST 2iST- ST. Large and small
clean. weg-kept rooms: beard II desired.
KERR
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22D- ST $40 WEST Handsomely FUR
nishel square sunny rooms adjoining
n desired. also hall room. Improvements
noderaie. private house.
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WORK WANTED.

COMPANION or HOUSEK EEPEK. ~
middle-aged Christian lady. agreeanIe
disposition. good reader. sweet slhHrr ::on-
SCIENTIOt-S. Box 375. 2G9 broadway.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

A FRONT HALL BEDROOM TO LEI
TOMS 81 POI Easl 3slh -. lst reII.
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NJNNr.NNNNNONN-NNNN NNNNN0NNN0NNNNo
FOR SALE.-Ten R.LP.A.N.S for cents
at druggists one gives "ei'cs.
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WASHING. Special rates hy week EEK, ~ work
families: cheaper. better man ION one bet
Write WEST SIDE LA N'hi'
ter 2G3 West Bah a.
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\EW YORK STPREME COUNT. County Of


" New York-Hc.ene Briganti Plaintiff. against Joe!
Rnado. Defendant. $500, CT,
In pursuance Of Judgment Of Foreclosure and sale,
duly made and entered the above entitled action. bear
ug date the Eth day March. 1890 l. the undcrsignei
the Referee in said judgment named will sell at Pubic
Auction Al tho Exchange Sales Rooms. now located a,
No III broadway In the Borough Of Manhattan. Ciy
- New York the eighteenth day Of APRIL 1879. az IL
O'Clock noon on that day. 10y Adrian H. Muller son.
AuctOneers 49,, ,,-,.
All the right title and interest which The defendant
joel Rnado. had the Sth day OF December lN"'' IN
the following described premises;
All those two certain lots pieces parcels = land
situate living and being in the CITY Of Ne" York Bor
ogh II Manhattan and which taken together arc bound
Cd and described follows: BEGINNING at point on
the Northery side Of 33rd St distant 100 feet d9 Inches
Taser from northeastery corner u Bird Avenue and
3rl street and running thence Eastey along the North
erlv side Of BIRD 80 inches thence north
r ana paralel Bird Avenue O1 feet and four inches
more or less to land heretofore conveyed to John Fish
thence Westerly along said land conveyed John Fish
40 feet ~ inches g. point distant about io7 ga
inches from the place of beginning line at right
angles from northery side Of rd street and thence
sherv and parallel with 3rd Avenue 01 foot ~ inches
more or less point place Of beginning being
renises known 2O7 and 2Ci East 33rd street IN
ibe NV Of New York, the said several dimensions
or less. - On, ,,oo
:. Villas BECKWITH. Referee
II . WEI Attorney FOR Plaintiff 800 Broadway Bor
ough of Manhattan. New York city.
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GARDENER and IARETAk Err Mar
rled. 10 family. on gentleman place
thoroughly understands the care ~ shrubs
and trees. also flowers and vegetables
best reference Address GARDENER. 800
"a ave.
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ELEVATOR t-NNER.-Youne man ~
elevator runner: two wears in last en- Pill
Mo-. personal reference. TtPSlN, -"
West ed st.
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WAITRESS or CHAMBERMAlp,,m,iSs ed IL
perienced Young girl. ateN r. G.
small private family. rms, N-s Guii>
925 2t-ave. 81 hoor' care q"
fowl. -------
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GARDENER. Professional. English thor
ough practical experience. grapes. peach
es under glass. orchids palms. all hothouse
eXotics. roses. carnations. ornamental bed
ding and all work in connection with large
place, nrst-Class references. Address
DONALD. ~ Park Place. Morristown,
y. i.
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GARD h'N Err Thoroughly practical lie
experience greenhouses. vegetables. etc. 4.
understands the management OF gentle
mans place. married. one child. best ref
erences. 2ut West Both ~.
GARDEN R.-Married on private place.
understands all vegetables and green -
house lawn and cattle. must he all -yeaf
round. best references Address l.. 'srib
une ONCE
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: SMITH. Ordnance Department, VII WI.
ne Sandy Hook proving ground 70 ''s'
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IRVING PLACE. 14-IIeafed rooms TIED
bathrooms free. absolute cleanliness
corner building.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

/~>>N~-N~0~>>N~N-@~~~>~>>~>~>N
DEblGHTFl l. HOME for one OF TWO gen
temen IN an apartment Fast nth 81.
near Madison. ave. every room sunny. best
~ reference given and required. For
further particulars address N. Box r.
Tribune Office
18TH ST. 80 WEST Two connecting
rooms. with board. highest references
given and required
81 WEST 10TH ST.-Attractively and
comfortably furnished large sunny rooms
with cony@niences. excellent board and
service. references
$50 ST. 81 WEST. -Haudsomely fur
nlshed large front room. with superior
board table board: references exchanged.
100 EAST 10TH ST Single room, with
board. near Union Square.
CARPET CLEANING.
NNN(NNONNNNN~0.ONDNN NoN-NNN.O-0.NOONN.~~e
CARPETS cleaned by steam. BY hand or
on The floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co.. los BROADWAY 42l East 4Sth At
COZ q BRANIT. Tel 1872 -3Sih
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rvcfyEER and MACHTNIsT.- First
class license. years experience IN l a,xc
~ takes charge; nrst-class references.
nox O. 1907 3d-ave.
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DRESS AND ACCORDION PLEAT-
ING.

ACCORDION and side pleating; buttons
covered while you wait; pinking: French
nuting. feathers and boas clIl@d. BUK-
signe.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

PI.EATlNGS. pinkings. Fittings done while
YOU wait. UressWakers get discount on
lowest prices HARDING. 20 West 22d ~.
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ANU Sc N EMS.
The Grand Parada.

The Parada and Carnival Of Opera
to be given for the benefit of the Uni
versalist church Of Gardiner. promises
to be one Of the grandest spectacular
and musical affairs ever given in this
section 1t is composed of acts and
gems from the popular operas, fancy
dances and drills, stage pictures and
stirring military features. The affair
is c0stumed by cOstumers in New York
and Boston, and with calcium light
effects and $50 people are in the cast,
directed by Capt. G. w. Eddy and as
sistants from New York Next Mon
day, September IS, is the opening
night, and special car arrangements
have been made.
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WILL CLOSE. TONIGHT.
The ST. Augustine Catholic Fair Had Sue
cessiul Tuesday Evening.

The Catholic fair had another pros
porous ana enjoyable evening, Tuesday.
The suppers were served 10 large
number of the people of the parish and
to friends Of the societies who drifted
in to assist one society or another in
the working for the prize 10 Ee given
the table taking the most money. EN-
ccllent music was furnished by the
band composed of musisians of the
sisting of vocal and instrumental music
was carried out, as announced in Tues
day mornings Journal
This evening will conclude the fair
and there will doubtless be an immense
crowd in the han to be present when
the presents are awarded by tickets,
as his been the customs in the years
past There are - pre- sents on the sea-
son ticket cards and some are for good
amounts. Following the awarding Of
the presents there will be the compile
ton of the different contests which are
now growing very close and exciting
to the friends Of those competing. The
prospects are that the voting at 10
cents vote will be fast and furious
when the final time comes.
Father Hamcl said, Tuesday even
ing. he was well pleased with the sue
cess the fair had attained and he be-
leved his parish would be quite good
sum richer than when they started. He
il honing that it will be as good in the
final result as it was two years ago.
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HE WELCOMES loads.
One Farmer Who Appreciates the Value Of
the Hoppers.

Many farmers appreciate that il
pays - encourage the presence OF
leads in their vegetable garden.
Housewives, too. are beginning to wei
come them in their cellars. as two or
three toads in a cellar can dispose of
insects more effectively than all the
patent insect dcstroyers in the market
y farmer. who once had a prejudice.
against toads. admitted in talking
about the matter recently that he was
under a great debt of gratitude to the
toads.
Half 4 dozen Of the little hoppers in
Il garden" he says, do wonders in the
way Of discriminating insects. once
believed that the toads did the crops
harm, and | killed them. Now | know
better. ! was induced to study their
habits ny an acquaintance who is
something of a naturalist. and who
took me to task for killing the little
creatures. | found that / was waging
war against my best friends. | en-
couraged them in my garden. and
since they have saved me many hun
drcds of dollars. a few small insects
are supposed, rightly or wrongly, to be
beneficial to plants. and these the
toads are accused Of eating. but the
vast number of injurious insects they
destroy ovcrbalanccs this a hundred
fold The toadS begin to get fat in the
fall. and when the winter comes on
they hibernate, coming out again late
in the spring when the worms and in
serts begin to appear. Some of the
toads | have recognized for several
years by peculiar markings, and | be-
licve they have some intelligence, and
can be tanned, though | have never
tried to tame one. There is one thing
| can say. however. They have the
freedom of my cellar, garden and fields
as they carry on their good work
among the crops.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Lincoln County.

The following are the real estate trans
fcrs in Lincoln county for one week:
BRlSTOL-Frank G. Penney to Harriet
i. Clark, land. $50; Thomas =. Lailer to
CARA X. SidelnEer, land ana buildings
S3""; Arthur W. Geycr To Dermott W.
Hanna, land, 800; Heron island 90. to
VIM. {. Damon. land etc. 81: Patrick
Turkey ct al TO Wm. T. Boynten. land $50.
Patrick Turkey ct al. to Caroline H. Red
onnett. land. sI5: Patrick Turkey ct al. to
Mary Y. Andrews. land, $50: Patrick Tu-
key et nj. to Sarah l.. Jones. land. S50:
Patrick Turkey .et al. to Addic NJ. Garlic
ton, land $50: Mary +. Curtis ct al. to
Philena Osier. land. SIS: Sarah NJ. McLain
to Cordelia 5. Elwell. land. $50; Arthur W.
Geyer 10 Thomas n. Bracket. land. ST.;
Narcissa Bracket to orrington Bracket,
land, 81: Orrington Bracket to Narcissd
Bracket. land, 81; Est. Of Hannah Davis
To Mcclellan Davis. land $50; Mcclellan
Davis to IVA 7. Mcfarland. land. 900;
owen SIC. Mcintyre 10 Grace @. McIn-
tyre. land, Sl15: Grace g. Mcintyre to
Chas. y. Poland. land. SLIGO.
MARlSCOTTA-AleX. Farnham TO
Chas. IL. Mckenncy. land and buildings.
DRESDEN-Edwin Lovindahl to VIII
lard Dickinson. land, $50: Daniel T. Low
EFT to Sam. b. Johnson. land. S'1.
JEFFERSON-Edgar i. Bond to Van
nah Chute x 90. land. etc, 81.
SoMERNlLLE-L. NJ. Staples to Austin
Kennedy, land, $50
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Cleaning SiIscr.

Instead of securing and rubbing each
piece 81 silver separately, the whole
service can be cleaned in few min
utes as effectively. After each meal
the silver should be put in pan kept
especially for the purpose). and covered
with lukewarm water, to which a tea
spoonful of Gold Dust Washing Pow
der is added; set the pan on the range
until the water gets to boiling point.
then left out each piece with wire
spoon and lay on soft linen cloth.
wiping them quickly with chamois
skin. The pieces 50 cleaned will be
highly polished and look like new.
sept13d1t
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APPLES AND POTATOES PLENTY.
Hon. Edward Wiggin Says Aroostook Has
Been Remarkably Favored.


N'"'H'"oN '"uity is right in luck,
'iI'' V"i' ',"i "i"E 10 the stories that
~ ~ non Edward Wig
''u' u, Monday from a
~ ~ no ''''V III fTesHue Isle. You
~" III '"'S' plliars dld not inJure
- 'li't We ~ the least IN that
I'm anu 'i'' "io'sht ana not Affect
LII XXI i,'',e i i very different
III io ~, !! 1'le state or at least
'''. 9''"''i "i'l"' oI H.
II" pelter feeling thah
"i"' nN'''s th'Ic now SAID Mr.. Wig
S'"' iu'S""S' Ne nay crop mas
I'M" 7oo"' III hdrNcst 81 gram mas
''i''i' TT" y was placcu III
Wv ''' I'D III SUI" '"Hultioil' ana inc
n'''''" '''l'H III turning OUT Vel
"cii my api'i'S "It ~ rosy ana Juicy
- ever NJ dpIhe crop VIII be Il
500 "ilc, tu' tt'cS hanging loaded
"c W haS q oeautlIui c"lor on ac-
t"u"' VI '"c Hi'dt amount "t sun
'lcic HI poch tHlS summer. Money =
Pehty ana IN" people are feeling that
you mas bcch S"ou |" thcn. thus year.
VIII "" potato crop be up TO the
average.
mere VIII not De the same amount
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Hammond's Grove.

Congressman Burleigh has purchased
of George w. Coleman of Boston. the
owen lot and cottage on the north
shore of Cobbosseccontee lake, at
Hammond's Grove. The price paid
was $500: it being an advance of $50
on the sum paid for it by Mr.. Coleman
a year ago. 1t is a corner lot at The
Hub" on the shore of the lake. and on
the main street leading from Western
avenue to the grove, and is regarded
as the most eligible piece of property
there. Colonel X. W. Soule has the lot
across the street from 1t to
the east. upon which he has the finest
residence at the lake. Mr.. VIM ii.
Reid owns the lot adjoining Governor
Burleighs on the west, upon which he
has erected beautiful cottage during
the past summer.