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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-01

CUPREME COURT, New York County
- George Inness Plaintiff against Thomas H. Bel and
others Defer dants ,---- -, - Ill.
made and entered the above entitled action bearing
date the ian day OF November 1899 the undersigned
the referee said Judgment named. vii sell at pun.
gGona%ay IN sb dsy ~ pecember $3.50 at IL o'clock
premises directed said judgment TO he sold and therein
described as follows: , -, .,.A -.
building thereon stardnr situate. lying ard eeins ~ ~
Borough OF Manhattan, state OF New YORK Dly OF Nc"
York bounded and described as follows. -, , ) t,- .
a-es and eighth street distant hundred g Afy feet
easterly the corner formed By ne ihteIe., . ~
northerly side hundred and eighth tteet WIZ
easterlv side OF Amsterdam Avenue running h.ce w.
civ and parallel with said easerly sde ol
feet and eleven inches the centre line o me
block thence eastery along said centre nne OF ts S
cr,vnve .cet; thence southery and again parae VIZ
ssd saserly side Of Amsterdam Avenue and par o, the
way u =, r. nortberlv side OF one hundred and eighth
ana thence westerly along faid norherly SIDE OF
One hundred and eighth street twenty-five rect 70 the
noint or place Of beginning. -, .....a - ,b. satd
.as II Tel ard others hv deed datei September lth
isaT and recorded September 2lst lngi IN 1tton
iJber as Cons. p ESQ 10 New YORK county fes'S'''
O' dated New York Nov. 18Th. 1922 .-orn,pn
--,t,,s RnA1SERp. Plaintiffs Attorney. once and
ri posf OfTce address. ~ Cedar ST. Borough o. ha"
hA; ,o5uin ing i. diagram to be SOLD
: Knovn a. street 10 Sc-i u, West st
Fl Manhattan. New York City.
Il 80 -
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
TIE Tribune received az their UPTOWN
ono. No. 242 Broadway. "a door north
OF 3ist-st., until o'clock p. m. adver-
tisements received az the following branch
offices al regular once yates until O clock
e. n. viz. "a shave, $. z. cor. -5d-st. :
i52 Gfh-ave cor i2th-st.. Mays. 9th
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FURs.

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FtRs AT WHOLESALE. remodelled. re-
dyed repaired. ar 80 West 42d-st. HCD-
SON BAY FUR co.
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N|FVIIVVVIFIF.FV"FV
40 EAST 3sTH-sT. Large and hall
room tsecond hoorj with board. parlor
dining room; references.
l9TH-ST.. 2l-29 WEST. Handsome suites
with private bath. other rooms. table
and service the best. references
2iST-sT. lfs WEST.-Two .arge well
heated rooms front and back. all I'm
provements. good table.
81 WEST s4TH-ST. Comfortable and
sunny second and third floor rooms. large
closets. convenient location. references.
i03D-sT.. los WEST. Large front room.
nicely furnished $3.50, near station;
gentleman. references sAMMlS
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DELAWARE. LLcKAWlNNA & WESTERN
6urroaatf's Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Hon. James VI.
l. varnum. Surrogate Of the County OF New York,
Notice Is hereby given 10 ali persons having claims
against MARY +. Nelson. late OF the County OF New
YrE deceased To present with vouchers there
Of TO the subscriber his place OF transsctng business
al the Office Of Edward F. Brown No. IS Wall Street.
Tao-ougb ~ Manhattan the City OF New York.
before the goth day Of May next.
dated New York, the 18th da- ot Noverber 1899.
GEORGE P. NELSON, Executor.
EDWARD F. BROWN: Attorney FOR Executor. IS Wall
Street Borough OF Manhattan City OF New York.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE

rOsFrpH sHONGOOp & SONS. "a Bowery.
Stocks Of every description bought for
cash. city or country. no less than 81. 900.
Teleuhone. l47s Spring. Confidential
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-01
i TURsUANCE Of an order OF Hon. James NJ.

ya-purn a Surrogate Of the County Of New York
Notice is hereby given 20 all persons having claims
against Milton s. Roth. late OF the County OF New York
deceased present the with vouchers thereof 20 the
subscriber his place OF transaeting business No c6
broadway in The CITY OF New York. Borough OF Man
haitian on or before the 23rd day Of December next
Date5 New York the 9th GAY OF June 1899
EMILE II. ROTH. Administrator.
MARCUS NEwBURG. Attorney for Administrator.
34e broadway, New York City,
Borough OF Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-01
( PURSUANCE of an order Of Hon. James

N varnun, a Surrogate Of the County Of New York
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons having Claims
against Franklin r Barnes late OF the county OF New
w. deceased 10 present the with vouchers thereof
n the subscribers their place Of ransacting business
No rs Mall Street Borough Of Manhattan. in the City OF
New York on before the 10Th day q May next Dated
11NST-rsA FiOOPER BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BARNES
AS-,inist-ators WEEKES BROTHERS, Attys for Ad-
1n.strators No. Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan
-
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FINE MINIATURES.
-~.~~~~ooo-0No.oO1-0 ~-o-0--0-o~'~-~o~~~-~00
PAINTED on ivory porcelain. carbon
make handsome and appropriate holiday
presents Exquis.teiy designed mountings
SPECIAL solid gold brooch. 50. Z. F.
FOLEY & Co. 80 West 24th-st.
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RAILROADS..
new YORK CENTRAL,

Trains arrive at and depart from Central Station
ga Street. NewYork. follows: '"
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n PI-RSrANCE OF an arder Of Hon. James

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Hon James
u varnum. Surrogate Of The County OF New York
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having claims
against William A. Jones late Of the County OF New
York deceased present the with vouchers thereof
10 the subscriber his place Of transactng business at
The Office Of wmore ANYWAY, No III Broadway Borough
~ Nanhattan in City OF New York. before the
s0b 5av OF March next Dated New York. the 9th day
Of September. 1893 ISAAC A JONES. Executor. Will
MOPF ANYWAY Attorney Executor. III Broadway,
thorough OF Mania n. \. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-01

YOUN MAN. .. strictly temperate; used
~ care q good horses. understands
plumbing heating ard lawns hes, refer
enceg. FRFD PFNpPhfSr. iRs shave.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-30

ment in the army when "A little less
than II years of age. This venture,
however, was destined to short duid-
ton, for as soon as the wOuld-be he
rO.s mother learned of the step ner
son had taken in quest of romance,
fame and military honor. she quietly
restored the bounty money to the GOV
eminent and walked young Gleason
back to the parental ttreside with a
much dampened though but slightly
absted ambition to become one Of the
rank and file Of the union army.
After completing his education DIS af-
forced by the public schools of mis- ma
tive town. ne spent some time i'm Yer
mont, and later went to Troy. y. y.
where he followed the railroad bu5j-
ness a few years After leaving Troy
he returned to Sutton, where he became
master OF the shoe makers trade,
which vocation he dropped to become d
bronzed and hardy toiler of the soil.
having accumulated sufficient funds to-
enable him to purchase Il farm of his
own.
sutton is The only town he has served
as warden. ana his proficiency is
voched for by the fact that h. has
been reapuouted for five consecutive.
terms having served six years in all.
He has always taken a prominent pan
in the affairs Of his town and has act
ed as constable and road commissioner
at different times.
Just Is years ago today he was mar
ried in Grafton to Miss Addia Sherman.
daughter OF Newell Sherman, a Sutton
clergyman. They have two children
Robert IL, teamster and Cassie NJ,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-30
WAR BREAKS
OUT IN APIA,
Continued from Page -

Samoa, the presumption being that me
cruiser Tauranga was stopped at IN.
Fiji islands by the admiralty. because
required for service at Samoa. IA'
Standard says:
The rebellious chief must be coel'si
and punished, and sometimes more
than a nominal penalty will be required
for the blood of British and American
sailors. The German authorities al
Apia have incurred a heavy response
bility. We cannot believe that Berlin
will uphold their action, as it IS MOI
worth Germanys while 10 quarrel with
England and America over Samoa.
The Daily Chronicle says: There Is
only one alternative. Germany must
remove her consul (Herr Rose) OF 20
out of the protectorate.
The Morning Post, commenting upon
the Mystery surrounding the affair
and the impossibillty of reconciling the
events in Samoa with diplomatic asSul-
ances lately given by Berlin and WASH
ington, says:
Admiral Kautz and his coadjutors
were not competent to dismiss the pro-
visional government. The single bright
spot in this dark business Is that the
Americans and British are fraterniztnS
together"
The Daily Mail says: 1t is con-
ISOLATION to- think, that as in Crete, the
splitting of British and American blood
will bring a solution of the crisis. All
three powers should recall therconsuls,
and as the friendship of Germany is
the pivot of our foreign policy, her
wishes should be respected in the final
settlement"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-30

ception. This afternoon The Spy mani
paid the old gentleman a visit at his
nome, on Grove street, and was most
asreeably interested with anecdotes of
early happenings in the town. Old age
has not impaired in the least a very
tenacious memory, and Hiram Knight
can relate the particulars of any event
81 Importance that happened since he
came to North Brookfield, in 1887.
It is as auditor that he is best known
10 the people of North Brookfield at
the present time, and selectmen who
nave served during the ten years just
ending have good cause to remember
him. When the law requiring towns to
nave an auditor went into force, I'M
April, 1888, Mr.. Knight was elected I'M
North Brookheld, and his first report
issued year later caused somewhat of
d sensation, as he quickly showed he
mad plenty of courage to back his con-
HicLlons and he called everything by its
right name
At that time the board of selectmeD
consisted of L. Emerson Barnes, James
i)oWney and DR.. Warren Tyler, since
deceased. This board, in Mr.. Knights
opinion, was rather lax in its methods
OF DONG business, and in his first re-
port he said so-perhaps little plain
~, out his report instilled into town
p!lcefs most wholesome respect for
MN and his Office
Turing the ten years that he has
Deen auditor he has pointed out the
mistakes of town officials. no matrar
mno they might be, placing the blame
NheFe II belonged and always urging
~ m administration Of practical economy,
~ ne overseers of the poor have shared
MS Gttentions with the selectmen. and
MI, Knight said this afternoon that he
StiiI luiHks TINS department il conduct
u IaNlshIy and eXtravagantlv
- mas sometimes come in the line of
uuIy, SAID Mr. Knight to The Spy man,
, abuse the Crookedness, the care
LSs9leSs OF the lncompetency Of town
auulIor by continuous and Unanimous
reflections For 10 consecutive years
! nave tried to discharge nv duties a
saw II without fear or favor or hone
"I reward. other than self-approyaI
ana the sympathy and support of ali
iilehds OF pure politics in town affairs
! now willingly lay down the official
burden and hereby give notice tba+
an not candidate for reelection
While thanking my fellow-citizens for
their confidence and forbearance"
shese words are characteristic of the
man ana show his personality as wei
as words can. But all of Hiram
hh,shl polucal duties We're not as
auultor After he came here from, bie
birthplace in Oakham, he took an sn
I'VE interest in town affairs. For thir-
W years he was a merchant in North
f5foohneId and in company with Tim
othy p. Clark built the block nov,
known as the Clark block. Here he
kept grocery store from 1894 10 1874
then removing to the town house block
In 1853 he started the North Brook
held Savings Bank with its office in his
store, and was its frs treasurer, hich
once he held for ten years, when he
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-30
Cures FEMALE COMPLAINTS
Spring the Best Time to Cure
Female Weakness.
DR.. Greene's NerYura the Surest
Of All Remedies To Cure.
" I Think DR.. Greene's NerVura The Most
Wonderful Remedy in the World"

Mrs. Ada Mcintosh, Lisbon, Falls, Me-,
says:
81 had been suffering with female weak
ness and nervousness and was unable to
do any work was so weak and my nerves
were so shattered. My nervousness was
caused from an operation l was obliged to
have about two years ago (laceration of
the womb, which left my nervous system
in terrible condition. I was in bed ten
weeks with nervous prostration and en-
ployed three different doctors, but they
could give me little relief and gradually
grew worse. Twas on the verge of insan-
ity when heard of DIR. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy, and l gave it a
trial, and before I had taken the first bottle
felt better and have now taken two bot
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-30
TO PLAY BALL.
List Of Players Secured for Worcester to
Date.

STREET., who is now at Durham, y. c.,
practicing with the Bostons may be kept
by that team and moi released to Worces-
Yer, as President G. A. Marston hoped for
Ills future will be decided later. With the
exception of the little fellow from Column
nus, the only new men obtained lately are
Lampe = pitcher ana Whelau, outffelder
as Cold in The SPY The statement of a
morning peppermint The Spy--that Roth
russ has been signed, is totally Incorrect
ltOthtuss is under contract to Pittsburg
\ first baseman has not vet been secured
Manager i. j. Leonard is negotiating
with two men, whom he say S are strong
men for the position, but whose names he
does not wish 10 reveal until he lands the
man he wants. The men now under con
tract by the club are: Horton Niau aud
LDmpe, pitchers: Nedger and Bransfeld
catchers; Harrington, second base;
Smith, short; kuhus third: Frisbie
Rckert, Whelan and Wilder, oWielders,
G. A. Marston president, f. w Mason,
secretary, and +. j, Leonard, manager,
intend to COMB to Worcester Monday
Messrs Leonard and Mason intend to
take up their residence here. The score
tary, John G. sullivan. whose name an
pears on the letter heads of the base bali
association, has lived here for many
months
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-30

Diseases that attack women are worse then
pirates. They torture long before thew
kill. But women can beat them off and
cut them down with Dr.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. This is a womans remedy
that has no alcohol opium or other mar
cotic in it. 1t is the prescription of DR..
K. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, n. Y, who has
devoted long and successful life TO the
study and treatment of diseases peculiar TO
women. 1t overcomes irregularities, stops
disagreeable drains, bearing down pains
and backache; cures female weakness and
headache. 1t helps the girl oyer the diff
culues encountered when she enters wom-
snhood; makes the period preceding ma
ternity time of comfort; and the newborn
enters the world without unnecessary
pain to the mother. At the turn of life"
It is priceless to womankiud. Medicine
dealers sell it, and you should never
permit them to substitute other medicine
which they may urge upon you as just
as good
Il had been a great sufferer from female
weakness, writes Mrs NJ. B. Wallace, of Mu-
erSter. Cooke Co. Texas. 81 tried four doctors
and none did me any good. I suffered six years.
but at last found relief I followed YOUR ad-
wee. and took four bottles of Golden Medical
discovery aud eight of the Favorite Prcscrip-
ton | now feel like neaU uomdR. | have
gained eighteen pounds"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-30

ties and feel like new person. was I'M
able to do my work, but have improved so
that can now do the work for four in the
family, | think Nervura is the most won
derful medicine in the world, and have ad-
vised all my friends who feel sick to try it
by all means. / can't say enough for this
wonderful remedy"
Women have more confidence in Dr.
Greene's Nervura than in any other medi-
cine because famous regular physician
prepares it, which is a guarantee that it is
perfectly adapted to cure. DIR. Greene, "a
Temple Place, Boston, Mass, is, without
doubt, the most successful specialist in
curing female complaints, his experience
and practice are enormous, and you can
have the benefit of his advice and counsel
without charge either by calling or writing
him about your case, Why not write and
get his advice?
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-30
FRIDAY MORNING CLUB,
Program Consists Only of Works of Tic
halkowski.

The Friday Morning Club met We'd
nesday at its rooms in the Day building
and had its first morning with the mu-
sic of Tichaikowski
The meeting opened with an inter
esting and scholarly paper on the COM
poser's life and works by Mrs. John
son. The principal number was the Ele-
glac trio, which was rendered on two
pianos by Miss Baker and Mrs. Prem
tice, cello, followed by an account OF
the trio by Miss Baker.
Mrs Miller, who will leave for Europe
before the next meeting. sang "Nur
were die schnsucht, kermit" Miss In
graham gave a piano solo, Media
ton Mrs. Mitchell sang Since l am
once more alone, and Slowly fades
the twilight airs Weare and Mrs
Simpson rendered a song without
words" on the violin and piano. Mrs
Harris and Mrs. Bassett gave a vocal
duet, Dawn
The finale was a waltz from the Sc
renade for the piano." eight hands. by
Mrs. Brand. Mrs simpson Miss starr
and Mrs Schmidt
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-30
NEW WARDEN.
Management Of Grafton
AlmSh0uSe.

Grafton, March 29,-On the morning
of April l, the wardenship of the Graf
ton poor farm and the care Of its nu
merous and varied inmates will pass
into the hands of Charles J. Gleason
town farm will expire with this month.
The new incumbent was born in SUIT
ton rs wars ago, son of Charles and
Joanna Gleason, and is one of fami-
ly of four children. He has had d
somewhat varied experience in life,
the beginning of which was his enlist
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-30
ON a SECRET MISSION.
The British Cruiser Tauranga and the sa
moan Incident.

Tonga Islands, March %, Via Auck-
land, n. H., March 29.-The British
cruiser Tauranga arrived here on
March Z. under sealed orders ana ON .
secret mission. 1t is surmised that her
visit was the result of rumors OF an in
tended German annexation, the cruiser
aiming to secure an agreement that If
'any nation is to annex the Tonga ISL
ands, it shall be England. The captain
of the Tauranga, before leaving on
March IS, said that he had accom-
plished his mission safely, and tnat the
German incident had been oyerrated,
the German claims being trflng. eX-
.cept as to the right Of a coaling sta
ton in the island Of VaNao. IL is
doubtful whether the German consul
intends to proceed even With this.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-30
ENJOYABLE SURPRISE PARTY.

There was an enjoyable party at the
home Of Miss Lizzie NJ, Hunt, 2OS
Chandler street, last evening About 40
of her friends surprised her, and in the
course of the evening presented her
with a five-stone opal ring, the pre-
sentation speech being made by ], E..
Pope.
To add to the evenings enjoyment,
John Burlington gave selections on the
graphophone, Miss May O'Neil gave a
piano solo and there was song by
Charles Bliss, Refreshments and hot
coffee wore served.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-30

II. &. Howe the warden whom Mr.
Gleason succeeds, and whose resigna-
ton takes effect at 6 p. m. Friday, has
had charge of the farm since March l.
1898. His term, although short, has been
generally satisfactory to the over
seers the toWnspeople and the in
mates. The keeping of the house dur
ing the past year has been of d much
higher order than FOR several years pre-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-30
Clinton Physicians
For Examiners.
HER HAND MANGLED
Miss Marion Maitland Sc
Verely Injured.

Clinton, March 29.-Dr. George L..
Tobey and DR.. j. J. Goodwin have been
informed of their nomination to be
medical examiner and assistant med
ical examiner respectively, for The 4th
Worcester district
DR.. Tobey was assistant medical ex-
aminer When DR.. T. p O'Counor was
examiner before the death of the lat
ter.
Dr.. Tobey is one of the best known
physicians in Clinton. He is a member
of the staff of the Clinton hospital and
prominent in the community. He has
been acting examiner for some weeks.
DR.. J. j. Goodwin is also a member
OF the staff of the Clinton hospital and
one of the best known physicians in
this part of Worcester county.
Apecular accident all but cost Miss
Marion Maitland, an operative in the
Bigelow carpet mill, the use of her
left hand this morning.
She was engaged in cleaning a loom
when she placed her thumb and side
of her left hand. where 1t was caught
by the knife as it descended The en-
tire thumb and part Of the side of the
wrist was mangled.
The hand was caught in the loom
and could not be extrioated until the
knife had been removed. This took
several moments. The young woman
did not faint and exhibited unusual
fortitude, although she was in terrible
pain. She was taken to the hospital in
a team owned by Capt. Walter F. Page
and there her injuries were dressed
1t is probable that the thumb will be
saved, although her hand will not be
as shapely as it was before the aC-
Cident.
Miss Maitland remained at the hos
pital until o'clock this afternoon,
when she was taken to her home. 1t
will be some time before she can re-
turn to her employment.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-30
SALE AT JOHN STREET CHURCH

The second night OF the Easter sale
at the John street Baptist church met
with grand success, as the church was
crowded to the doors and the purchas-
ers were many.
This evening the sale will be closed.
with an entertainment by the infant
class Of the Sunday school.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-30

was succeeded by Bonum Nye, grand
father Of Charles E. Batchelder, the
present incumbent. At that time the
bank safe was a trunk which the
treasurer took home with him every
night. On Oct. "a, 1852, a man who
worked in Mr.. knights store in town
house block, accidentally set fire to
the store, and the block together with
the Edmands shop and all the build
ings on the square. were burned. In
1865 Mr.. Knight went to work in the
Batcheller shoe factory as clerk, and
held that position until 1882, when he
was elected representative of the 18th
Worcester district. After he had served
his term in the legislature, he took up
as a business procuring and aiding in
procuring pension claims, his daughter,
Miss Carrie Knight succeeding him
as clerk at the factory, and still hold
ing that position Mr.. Knight still con-
tinueS in this business, which, with
his work as justice of the peace keeps
him we'll occupied.
His record as town clerk stands alone
For 30 years he served in this capacity.
beginning in 1852. He was selectman for
Eve years, school committeeman for 10
years, treasurer FOR three years, and
Overseer of the poor for 20 years. He
said this afternoon that he is glad to
lay down official life as he is fast get
ting too old for the work it entailed but
he will still continue to take as much
/ interest III town affairs as If he were IN
politics.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-30

In paper covers, 81 one cent stamps !;
cloth binding, 10 cents extra--Dr. Pierce's
Common Sense Medical Adviser Address
Or. r. v Pierce, Buffalo, n Y
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-30

who completes her course at the SUIT
ton high school in June.