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Mechanics, liens.

30 Boulevard. n .. 100 Q 81 AIMS av. 1oox
100; John W Rapp Va Geo Walton ct al $40
Water IT. ti,9 and bp5. and Jackson ut, d6
End 30, Jacob n prudensky VS. Syver
Lsfontaine nv. e q, 80 q isoth Of, i2Sxioo;
james Gowdy VS. Chns Foes at al. ::..." 100
land Robinson vs. EiSett b Howes Jr:; s5a.e
EorthcIn Terrace. W cor Bpuyteh DuyNl
parkway, 7bG1oo: Santo Ajello VS. Mary
MullRan ct NJ ...ss''... .....,,, $50
Ruth barrow Va Jas sullivan 80. 1915
1a7th a.. n =. 3uo Lsnox az, lOoNloO; The
M Adamant Mtg c. VS. VIM II Kitchen
12nth ct. 1872 and 1874 "; Robert Smith vs.
Charles Tango. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
It7th At, SIS 100 Q willis av. 26KlOo; James
McOwens va John Madden. ....,...,.... $40
Dctoo at. q g, from Ogden to Nelson av; II
Deacon K Son Va osborne Smith etal. 22.b
81 AIMS av. W =, 100 15ath at. lo0xl0o:
Patrick Conlon Va Abram Ablcman and
PSperine Plaster Co vs. John II STYLES. jr,: i,s725
Elton av. n l5Oth 1t. 5oI 90; Steel
Mantel Co vs. Jas A Simpson ct al........ 95.o
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Recordad Leases.

Plrines. Henrettl and ano t. John DeAken,
b"t!' at, $40 West; 5y's .......,..... ...,.
Som Hyman.'t al to th IF $chlusing, lOIth
at : " cor Columbus ~: ~ yrs,..,....,..
Pct 5iplO, Adrieunc, to Anthony j. Thomas,
5uth st ~ West; yrs. ....,,.,,.. -.
Dunno, Thomas, To Vim Z Cameron. ire
mont av, n W coz BA'hga'c av; ~ yrs .,,,.
Thym. Geo ". to Emu ElSass. Colum busa v.
H53. = . cor Nnd 1T; III yrs,.,,,,.. 200
Hahn, GeI. 10 Abram hbrahams. I'd Gv.
1870, S-l2 yrs......., ,...... ........:.:,:
Finck, l. puiEa A. to la'Ob Liner, 81 Nich-
olas aN, \ cor l26th ST. , yrS....,,.,....,.
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Forest av, VS.. 1870 Ibeth ct. 1s.oSs7.e. Empire
City Savings Bank ys John Briefly; atty. W
Dayton.
Wales av. " q. 1875 weschestcr av. .25xl27.s:
Victor Gerhards vs Michael .Chisling ct all attys.
Quacke W.
Park Az, e =, 8bo1 1-4th st. box2ao.1; to wash
tnpton av American MORTGAGE Co vs. Petty Loulard h
Walker Realty Co, ct all attys. Bowers IS.
Washington av or Elton. es. 100 1b5th at. aox-
lo0 John NJ Bowers. Trustee, VS. Petty, Soulard X
walker Realty Go, atty. Middlobrook
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Greene 4 TAYLOR have sold for a Mrs. Hays at
about 81 900 the four. story brownstone dwell
ing. 22x1OO. e2b Madison avenue.
Henry Seligman Is reported to have pur-
chased from II. Mex Twombly the fiat. 20x1OO
on the south side of Fifty-fifth street. 800 feet
west OF Fifth avenue. Mr. SeiRman will erect
a residence on the site
Thornton Brothers have sold 10 l. Hahn the
dwelling. 573 East 1S0th street.
Frank l.. Fisher Co. have sold for James
Livingston the four-story American basement
S0x1OO.
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Auction Sales.

At the New York Real Estate salesroom yes
terday Peter +. Never 4 Co. sold. IA fore
closure. the flve-atory tenement. on lot 1Sx
$50. No. 552 West Forty. second street, to the
plaintiff John +. Cocketill. for s14 500. and tho
plot. irregular, on the south side. Of Forty
avenue. to the same plaintiff for $500
William NJ. Ryan sold. In foreclosure. the
fve-story brick fiat and stores, No. S77 Brook
$l7.637.
Thomas C. Smith sold. In foreclosure. tho
f1ve-story brick fiat and stores. No. S15 Brook
avenue. to The Ilnintifr Frederick j. Middle.
brook. for SIT 1897
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Auction Sales To-Day.


BY HERBERT A. SHERMAN
143d street. No. 246. south side. $50 east
Eighth avenue. 25xt9.11. thres.story brick
L stone against Bessie Devenny ct al. Miller
Peck ham d Dixon. attorneys; John H. Hogan.
referee: Amount due. $1O.90S; subject to
taxes. &c. $42S45.
BY THOMAS C. SMITH.
sixty-third street. No 22s to 23S, south side
$50 feet east of West End avenue. 15Ox
American Real Estate Title Guarantee
Company against Walter s. Evans and the
Atlantic Terra Gotta Comnany: Charles
Unangst Attorney; John Rogan. referee !:
SIU.0 900. and taxes &c. SG2OSs.
by PETER r. MEYER a co.
Sixtieth street. No. PAT. north side. 1901
feet east of Eleventh avenue. 251xlOO 3. four
tfy fsfn CO. OF New S Yer against
Sarah De Leeuw ct al; Townsend 4 McClel-
land: at,orneyys;z -, David r. paly referee
$500.
Catharine street northwest side 225 feet
southwest OF lSOth sreet. 5lx122 2x50. Tx
Gustav Kahrs against John g. Schuhmnnn. ct
al: Douglas Mathewson. attorney: sampson
II. Weinhandler. referee amount due. 3d.
30T: subject to taxes &c. S4S633
by WILLIAM NJ. RYAN.
Mt. Morris avenue. No. 10. southwest corner
12lst street, 20. xlo0. four.story stone front
Fieisch ct al: De Grove Rker attorneys:
subject TO taxes. &c. S23t3.
Douglas street. No. 1928. near Albany ave-
lot 10 1Hxl3O; volunteer petition sale.
Sanford street. No. 81. near Myrtle avenue.
BROOKLYN. four-story frame dwelling. lot 2ox
100: voluntary partition sale.
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Plans Filed for Now Buildings.

Monroe st, 161.i63: six-story and basement
fiat and stores; Rebecca MeryaSh owner,
Horenbnreer \ strsub architects; cost. SIS. goo
Monroe at i85.1GI; two six.story and base
ment fats and Htores: Rebecca Meryash,
cost .;......,..,.. $4,000
Eden av and 1874 at, cor: improvement
to dwplng Mary Baron. owner; Wer-
West ct, 3l5-Washington st. 624. improve
ment to warehouse: d W James. owner;
j. Brans n. architect; cost :-.,,.......... 1000
Arthur nv, y, 30 n 1sOth It: improvement
Clark, architect; ost....................... 500
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Under the advice OF the Tito Guarantee and
Trust Company. tho contract for the purchase OF
the old Custom House for %. 265 900 made by tho
CITY National Baiik with the United States Govern
ment, will not DO closed and the deed delivered un-
property This. u Is hoped win be early in tho year
1902 Although tho United States &c overtime IN has
owned the property since lsa5. and makes the CON
yeyance the bank thought u more prudent TO have
the title regularly examined and guaranteed by tho
Title Guarantee and Trust Company. That company
has completed Its work and approved the title. but
stated.
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Loden. Herman. Va Riiph Mcneil. sot Z
26th at; Iapp. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..,..,.
Taussig. Gustav +. Va John F Weatherly ct
al Ii W Spth ST: 1923. .....................
Goctschius. John ii, vs. same, same Prop;
1903 Observation-Disclosures.
Bradley. william, vs. Feeder Won Raitz, 9gth
at, 80, 100 " Central Park West: 1HOT,..
ST. s q, asa, 2ao.5 lat av; 1922 .........
O'Bricn. Thomas. VS. Antonio Gallo. 15bth
ne cor Hewitt pl; Observation-Disclosures.
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,l.nn. Haiti. 70 James o,rleN. sls

Mendelson. Hattie TO James oirlew, 8lS
rssS S.n Frank m 70 john ianei ii Il, map
Lei. @ Hunt ests,s nss Nv Van SeS, yTr 600
Co. Amsterdam av n = cor las It, yr... 1000
Industrial savings Bani. 1904 Az A,iyr. $4,000
Lanshin, 2Sa sad At, instails. ........... a.7bo
adn &c. aist st,ss, ITO 2 IN Sv 3 yis',,, 1900
st. n A. ii Pleasant av, 5yrs ,......,.,t,. 1000
eri,k schuck, 10th st. as. 200 Q LenoT nm
Hamilton VIM. H. to l., opold Gusthai. i35
efI Msf t to- M.r %f EsSsr south
ern Westchrstrr turnpike road, a. W. cor
road leading to Gonverneur NJ. wilkins ooo
Ess Eng John 70 Donald ,M.siaz s,er &c. Wv
Than hair" an. Hermann 10 Equitable Lie Assur.
lot 20 map No. 2. prop OF VIM. W. Gilbert mn
pth WAR; yrs 49,. ~, lS'ooo
Az cor itjsd st. q '...,..,........ $4,000
BrooRCr n Wiliism 10 Henrietta Carter. 0'O
shs1s sorss md M Nth * tcJohn 600
c Martin. Decatur ay. 1883 IL Trsvers .oo
STOCK lewis to Mary Dune Decatur ayes oo
oh.line, Max to John ii burt. 2iip Madi .ooo
Little Herbert W to Metropolitan savings
Bapk, Cambreling v.es?oo jacob or ,ooo
Thompson on Ellen. to cornelia P Loweli..s2
w e"th srs a.; WV
Hnxher. Lille ana Louis W. 70 nouns !tn
av $500
Roth, Henry. TO Donald M.eiay e1 &c. Main ,,o
st, -, a. Bowne a. yrs, .,:,..i,.,,-, <oo
BruIIemann. August NJ. 70 Inc New lora
Catharine st, yrs .,,..........:...,;;... $4,000
aid to W Ewing, aile sv, IL cor ioist o,oo
Of mo ........ ~. ~ o'ooo
hTakower. MAY. and JACOB doell 20 he err,
hinho".r oonnoh o. o ~ '"O ~ N ooo
Goeii. jacob and Max Kratower to LYMAN
ct, es, $50 Rivlngton st. iyr .....;. 5000
i5S East ssth st. yrs ..;,...... 1000
Morse, MaNimilan. 70 mhtlde Browh' % ooo
ll6th st. IS. 2io Madison h yrs. ie'ooo
GLASS Joseph. 10 Jacon Cohen. rus'ee,
jackson nv, VS.. SELL 8 Io"th ST. y ,,.o
mouth I, @'-''
Goeii J.ccb and MAY Krakauer 10 Su.
ine;on st. yrs - ...o..........: $4,000
Frank Hattie, to Louis Seumann. 1924
stav. 2 yrs $4,000
Gaylord Don A, to American Mortgage Co. 49,
43G " 27th at. VT ...,................ 5000
2io 10th At. 3yrs'....o'...,...o.-. $4,000
Fresher. Anton. TO The Emigrant Industrial
Savings Bank, Dist st. $50 4b ". lst nv.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
oneeiehth part OF ip6 and i9i Canal ct,
yrs ......... 1000
Howard. Michael d. TO Simon Bernheimer
and ano Morris av, W 80 1Gl st, de-
mAnd ..................... ....... . 5000
Howard, Michael ID, and Pasuualine to
y.
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atantfd-SfmtaIes.

ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS Dranchers wanscd; sl,o
"a uool birl muuntera; woId pnJ. GOOoKlND
GUINZBUHg, 6dl Broadway.
A RTIFIcIAL FLowERs-wahted a good parker
~ one WIN will make herself generally useful;
steady employment to right party,
BLUMESTHAL 4 sTINER. Ga0 Broadway.
pIRD VOLUNTEERS and fnrcy leather makers:
ID work given out. MAX HERMAN& CO. 6t5 Bwa'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES paBtrrs. Rathcrcrs,
ID colators and baud folders.
EDWIN IVES SONS, ~ Howard st.
FANCY FEATHERS. --Exprr enc ed makers improv.
Il ers and learners wanted! also bird mounters
KISiMERLE DAWES o27 Broadway.
FANCY FEATHERS Piluet maxers and bird
4 monitors; week work. Apply DAVID sPERo,
Broadway and 4th 1T.
I Observation-Disclosures case mater: steady
- work. A. M n DAVIES. Is Walker st.
rMBRELLAS.- Operators wanted on Vile X and
y Gibbs machines. Steady work.
ARNOLD. SCHlFF a Co. 233 Church ST.
N-ANTED-Two good girls CSwedes); one as cook
w and the other as laundr as and chambermaid;
none but those having the st Of 'ferences may
call at pa West End on Monday Tuesday
morning from y to H.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Wall at. 20. 3'.71 irres; Beaver st. SO.
iS3.3 Hanoy;r i, 81 Isl s1a,ii1 s7.a,s.
Win - Wilcox 10 VIM F Haysmeysr.. 81
So Lan =: n" 70 A' F;eier't and Mirio
lois! HstO st. !, West aasIioo;i, waiworth :,
= sc Sf to S Gas nsns go ''
cad st. 50. $50 " Amsterdam av. 2hx oo.I:
Wllism Keller aud wire to Elizabeth
Norris ay, wr: ~ l"'1.st; 2oI7t; Ethel. =,
roth ct. 332 e; 26Iio2.2; Sarah Coin to
sa Kai PROV Mr Ma.s. fn %siiaeh Sarah coha
II schawe and wife to Valentine Borst 80,
eth a.. n " cor 10Th st; u oxss.I u: Charles
Edwards and ano to Lucy + iwarts .:...:. 10
cist st. 40 Q ION av. .btss.r; David
thompson. referee. to Don AGaylord. $1,000
I sh1twelI t. N u Howard ...1..,..,...''. 10000
2lsts, H. 6si l3,n G az; .lIss"; Don
1t3d St. S42 West. i71aSii; wn: j NicGla' :,
lin III 's 81, Is East. isstioo Thomas ..
ponney, referee to Marsaret CahilI $500
ris.' ", o,raa 20 D., Vt. HT SdSO men
Ja,k.on AZ. VS. isis iM3th 1T "o'h1'";
10Th Ii s. So ss. 10 E I'd az. 35IUa.3; flannel
stWveasnt TO Emma Hatch .;;;;yY.xs.;
Plot ut centre line bet 10Th and tn At
1860 I'd sv, runs 2.Ol to Roosevelt Lane
xn We; patk MaGrath and wife to
,as 18th st. " co, Rider ay 25.iGo; Eliza ., ooo
beth newell to VIZ a,. HsmlitCG DO $4,000
W Nth; to Geo o rompiins.. ,...,..... 10000
EGs assph III Has s.I to Franz KaaS
VT ci r., D' to JACOB letter 'e $4,000
lrs,h st. p. 1000 Columbus nv. c1xlno:
VIM II Hamilton to Ehj abeth Shewell,. l
NE sS.s1ssaSsa 81 Herman wiebEe to Henry :,
Ti Get av. is ~ ss a21lo0; Win Wright
II,s S p"Basr p 2S Geo Ponder
ana hNo , '.''' '''o'
Main q. h aS hiSDS as M.ef.y
exr and trustee. to John Elgcl 49,, $50
| Eastchester Bay x5oI 1906 same to Henry .
10th sH' st. =. 223:a University pi, 2s,a1
'I i0c,5; Annette shannon t, James Hebron ,,oo
Eliot n"% % a1 g. 200 n Elizabeth st; ioo1l.5;
cshsrns Petite. ~ n, to b HENRI sHsG, Ssnnb
LUIS & ESnson 10 Nora McNamarg ......y 1
Allen ,a s, III ,1b,Sw n s 2"Is block sarah
wssIingt,n .y cor Isoth s s. David .oo
Part Tot ~, mao Fa r.nonnt. 25x43o: Fair.
h . G' ' oss iA% Z" M %sR 70"
1dad st. sw co; cor Morris av, 2?5Ili6 Mary 80
ssth. st. nib V, 2"K loDs: lanes cAslew aud
| wife to Hattie heudels)n. :.....;.,,.....S i
Front Tarcl Il Co i 70 ho aSf .s No %l'a
sd ay;. 6lDe is.?Hdo; Elizabeth Murphy ,
| Catharine st. aR. HT.En Cherry st 36.6x74r
| 2C.Hx7I.S Louis J. Levy to August NJ.
u uggemAnn ......,... 49,. ..,...'.. 1
Fidridge It, 1875. W 3. 25IIoo,Max Goet. to
Hamilton Terra"e, 30, W.: ,iexloo; Gus ,oo
tavus I. Lawrence to Geo + Moore 100
| 6sth st, II. Fat. I7N67.1; Sarah Il Hen
| dirk to Mary RHnnarl, ............... ....
| lasth st. II =. 3S1.6 = Alexander ave. 2hx
stein "'" a5.ooc
| Roger, pl. es 176l II Wcstchester Av, T5x
David Master to Clara r. MapPs....s,. 1OC
mon mon Wen to Albert WNdey '.,....,.,, 10000
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flats and apartments to 3et-1n-
furnished.
aeo4 BRoADwAY IBouLEvARpl


BETWEEN I3Oth AND l3lst STREET..
Four and six room apartments: exposed plumb
ing; steam heat constant supply hot water; gas and
coal ranges decorated with artistic PAYERS; built
pecially for people who want beautiful homes at
very reasonable ens; running from SlT to S27 per
month. Apply on premise TO r. hudson Fitzpatrick.
e94 Columbus ay., Southwest col er lo4th Ut.
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aNillinrry and 1rcssmaking.

JNURS Rcmodelled and Repaired. sen sac IueS and
L Capss altered into faNhiunahls Garments. test
STYLES at very moderate prices BARKERS. Ill ".
SHth NJ.
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Situations H'aated-4a,ales.

German gentleman, age 81, tie,
sires position as instructor or
tutor in German. Is an expert
horseman, and would give lessons
in riding or driving. Served dur,
ing the late war and can furnish
the best references. Address e.
V. W., box 1872 Sun Office.
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Main ST. " r. 845.1o. 173d st; Building Dept v
Frank II Phillips violations, &c; atty, Otterboura
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pREsIDENT STREET, S76- Finely situated on
house of II rooms and bath; in complete order.
newly painted and decorated; for rent for year
term Of yearL, rent reasonable,
A. b. CRANE. owner. Al Wall St.. New York.
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billiards.

billiard ROOM, St. Cloud Hotel will reopen I'M
ID der new MANAGEMENT with new tables Tuesday,
Sept. 10. 1899.
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Miscellaneous.
ROOMS FOR
DEWEY DAYS.

ONLY SURE WAY TO SECURE THEN.
Hotels 40 flled other a'cqmmoiations are being
rapidly taken. There time for Jurisprudence.
GOOD rooms. accommodating two. rent from s. a
day up in centre OF city and So a day DIP on out
tkrts. Rooms must be taken for at least ThursdLy.
frdav aud Saturday nights.
Send MS AZ much money AZ you wish to spend for
accom- N odatlons through either Adams. American.
United Slater. National or Wells Fargo Co.'S Ell.
prcss with All order TO the money over to us in
exchange for receipt for room. and We will buy
for Won the best that is vacant.
We also secure seats on the stands for Naval and
Military Parade. Seats sell from So apiece up. No
desirable seats for Military Parade for less than So
SELECTED ROOMS AND BOARD AGENCY.
OLIVER SUMNER TEAL, Pres.
HENRY r. THOMAS, Treas.
1864 BROADWAY. near 46th st.
OPEN EVENINGS.
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TX ASHLAND PLACE. near Fulton st-Superor
~ board and room, 81; improveme nts; kood at
tendance: near cars.
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StIrrt 9pard.
East Side.
West Side.

A.-A.-ATTENTIOS!
Attractive snites. with bath: also single rooms
with or without board; bachelors rooms: doctors
offices, references
y. &. LELAND IL CO.,
2 West SD st.
.lSD ST. 53 WESr.-Handsome rooms with private
')c baths; select table; transients accommodated:
table board references.
ODD ST., 3O3 WEST Central n)-Desirable
Oc rooms with excellent board Dewey tapsients
or permanent guests.
4 iTH sT.. rs wEsT-Handsono second and third
~ story suits with private baths: central loca-
ton; references required.
4 Eth ST.. 2c7 WEST-Piva,e family. Handsome
tC large square room; dressing room: bath:
parlor; dining room; superior table ana service:
gentlemen: references,
ISTH ST. ~ WEST-Two handsome connecting
~ roOlrs: second floor: other rooms. best table
and service; references.
WASHINGTON PLACE, MISUNDERSTANDING Park
w ParlOr: single and double rooms: neatly fur
nishCd; superior board; references exchanged.
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WE AFFORD OPPORTUNITIES OF finding apart
w ments housekeeping. t45-s5oo monthly;
bachelor S35 upward furnished, nnfurnished. with
out definite adj advertisements. Everything
inspected have full artcuarp. References required
Highly ended board rooms. suites: many pri-
vate families
MANHATTAN APARTMENT COMPANY,
1888 Broadway, (26th).
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Columbia Institute, 27O W. I'D st.

REoPESs OCTOBER 2p. Collegiate, Preparatory,
Primary Depts. Optional Drill Gymnasium. Hot
Luncheon. Five Boarding Pupils. Catalogue.
$3.50 expenditure annually including vacations;
boys exclusively: barKward individually instructed;
genuinely homelike surroundings: housekeeping
acknowledged excellence: exceptional healthful-
ness; interviews by appointment. Hampstead Long
lala
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BELTS ACADEMY.
GERLACH ACADEMY

Washington, ID. G.
ARTS E. SCIENCES, LAW, MEDICINE.
College and Prep. Dept, Ilith Year Opens Sept. IL
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY COLLEGE,
Chester, PA. 3Sth year began Sept. Is.
Civil Engineering &c. E.). Chemistry (B. Sd. Arts
"a. D.,
Also Thorough Preparatory Courses.
Infantry. Artillery and Cavalry Drills.
Catalogues of Col. @. Il. HYATT. President
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-04-14
A Sensible Fad,

In Holland it is still the fashion FOL
ladies to wash the dainty china and
silver after tea or breakfast in the
presence Of the family and guests. The
same fashion has recently been revived
as fad among American ladies, and
it is not only appreciated as giving an
air Of domesticity to the meal, but also
for the practical reason that lady's
gentle handling Is needed If pretty
glass and china are to be preserved foI
any length Of time. Had our grand
mothers entrusted the washing OF their
tea services to the care of their SER
wants, heirlooms of beautiful old china
would be rarer among us than they are
now.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-04-14

Perhaps the woman who knows the
most about women convicts ia Ling
lish prisons is Adeline, Duchess Of
Bedford. Her grace holds special per-
mission from the home secretary tc
visit the convict prisons In which
women are incarcerated for longer Pc
RODS than two years, and very ex-
cellent use has she made Of the great
trust reposed In her. With her col
league. Lady Battersca,she does every
thing in her power to give the pris-
oners, upon their discharge, fresh
start under improved conditions. The
duchess is q handsome woman In the
prime of life. and when speaking from
the platform her charming voice is
curiously like that Of her sister, Lady
Henry Somerset.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-04-14
HAUNTs IN THE WILD WOODS

And Gay Places for Summer Outings
Either or both, can be found along
the lines OF the Chicago, Milwaukee 6
st. Paul R'y in Wisconsin, Minnesota
Northen Michigan, Iowa and the Da
kotas. Among the many delightful
summer resorts are Delavan, Wauke
sha, Oconomowoc, Elkhart Lake, Mar.
quette, Madison, Kilbourn, Minocqua,
Star Lake, Lakes Okoboji, Spirit Lake
Clear Lake, Big Stone, Frontenac
White Bear and Lake Minnetonka. In
the north woods of Wisconsin, in the
forests of Northern Michigan and
Minnesota, and in the far stretches OF
the Dakotas true sportsmen can fish
and hunt to their hearts content. For
pamphlet of Summer Tours" and
Fishing and Hunting" apply to near
est ticket agent, or address with two
cent stamp, Geo. H. Heafford, Gen'l
Pass. Agt., SIS Old Colony Building,
Chicago, Ill
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-04-14
Popular LowPrieed California Excursion,

Popular LowPriced California Excursions.
The Santa Fe Route daily excursions
to California in tourist sleeping oars
are deservedly popular. Cars are OF
newst pattern and very comfortable,
having every necessary convenience.
These excursions are accompanied by
Pullman conductors and porters, and
are patronized by many Of the best
people. Low rate tickets.
The Santa Fe's California line Is re-
markably picturesque. Its middle
route across the continent avoids ex.
treme heat or cold.
For descriptive literature, address,
GEO. w. HAGENBUGH, P. & 7. A.,
Santa Fe BY, Kansas city. Mo-
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-04-14

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Queen Victoria's daughters were
taught to cook and sew and make
themselves generally useful
PATENTS


Higdon, Fisher and Thorpe, regis
tration No. eO37), Patent Lawyers, Dia-
mond Building, Junction Main and Del.
aware Sts., Kansas City, Mo-, report
the following list Of patents for the
week ending April 4, 1899, to invent
ors living in Missouri, Kansas and Ne
braska Tel 1912.
| MISSOURI
Solomon A. Bragg, Granada; en-
velope.
Leo Ehrlich, st. Louis; autographs
register.
Henry c. Fehrlin, st. Louis; manu-
featuring salol.
Edward L. Harlan, St. Louis; gar
ment.
Albert B. Hazz ard; st. Louis; auto
matte medicine mixing and bottle fill
ing machine.
Fridolin b. Kamm, Pleasant Gap;
weather strips for doors.
cushion.
Joseph r. Mercer, Hardford; auto
matte vehicle brake.
Charles r. Weston, st. Louis; lubri-
Gated bearing.
William L. Morris, Bernie; churn
motor.
Daniel ]. Murname, Tuxedo Par k;
apparatus for manufacturing mirrors.
Daniel Portwood, Moberly; shoe
stretcher.
Henry A. Schonecht, and ]. c. Elgin,
St. Louis; mechanical toy.
McElmer Stewart, Kansas City;
horse shoe.
Joseph G. Sutton, Seneca; siphon
filter.
James Whitelaw, St. Louis; paper
folding machine.
Franz s. Briggs, Neosho; ak rack.
Design.
Caroline Egbert and H. c. Shaw,
Kansas City; hat fastener. Design.
John II. Thompson, Kansas City;
chest.
Todd Calvert, Tampa; calcining fur
John F. Fisher, Atchison; wind
| wheel.
Otto 81. Hesse, Leavenworth; short
turning vehicle gear.
James w. Kiniry, Belsit; acetylene
gas generator.
Chester A. Latham, Wichita; card
anne
Ogden S. Snyder, Formosa; dust re
ceptacle.
Charles E. Warner, Waverly; wire
fabric machine.
william ). Workman, Ashland; tank
for transporting live fish.
NEBRASKA.
Clarence A. Clafin, Omaha; fish
hook.
John F. Fairman, Hastings; end
gate for wagons.
William E. Hewitt, David City; gro
GERS cabinet.
Edwin Hubbell, South Omaha; steam
generator for thawing frozen ground.
Robert and A. Klose, Hastings; COM
bined kiln and drying tunnel.
William Rubin, South Omaha; seam
ing machine.
Issue of April 4, 1s9a
Patents. .................. fol
Designs ....'.'... ...''..''''' VI
| Trade Marks. 70
LaOelS. ..'......'..'.. ..''.'''''''' -
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| A copy Of any patent in the above list
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