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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-27
Private Sales.

Slawson h Hobbs have sold to Albert H.
Wiggin, vice president of the National Park
Bank. the fiye- story American basement dwell.
Ing, on lot 2OX'O, on the northeast corner Of
Riverside Drive and lO6th street The house
Ia not yet ompleted.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Ryan has sold tho four story
brown stone dwelling on lot 2Oxl022 No Al
West Seventy fourth street.
Myer Heliman has bought the plot, 75xl00.
on the north side OF 10th street, 100 feet east
!, Foley Snitfen have sold to William Gould
the tour-story hrownstone dwelling. on lot 2Ox
100. No "a East Seventy fourth street.
Mandelbaum 4 Levine have sold to Fay 4
stac9m the old building. on plct 64xSO, on the
Martin MetzGer has sold 10 Francis j.
BchnuEg the plot. 5Oxa4. on the northeast cor
ner OF Frat avenue and Ninety first street
Philip Woertz has bought the five story brick
tenement 25190xl00. No, 1864 Third avenue.
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Plans Filed for New Building

Ave: four-story nat; Therese Goldstein.
owner: Edward Wenz. architect; cost. 20 900
Fifth Aye, No., $50; improvement TO Of
Whttal. architect; Observation-Disclosures. 200
Grand Ave. aud l62d ST. n. W. cor i'm
provemcnt TO greenhouse; J. II. Burty,
owner; Edward Wenz architect; cost 800
bus Ave. one and-a ,half-story shed Nor
rIs licber, owner A. Rizzano. architect;
Jackson Ave-. NoI $50; Improvement to 'o'
dwelling Mrs Woodward owner; 4. Arc
tnnder. architect: cost. ...,..,,........ $50
IorIns Place. W s.. 1877 II n. Of IiamG-
Phillips, owner and architect; cost 5000
LorinG Place; W. 3, l+I IT. N. Of Hamp-
den, St; three.stoTy dwelling; W. s. o
ThmIlEs owner % ,G snd ,ar%ht,"C cost 5000
Annie NJ G"rrity. owner $. Il. Ogden
Nnlh Ave- NJ. COS; Improvement to dwell.
Ing; Edward Beacon, owner; G. Baxter
architect cost ,,,5t.;..i...,......,,.,.. 400
hotel; NJ l.. AGre6ams. ' owner; sass (
Spring $l' &c. ~ im6rov Sn to tene $40
ment: J, A Mit'nact, owner; +. Musty.
18th St. n s. 200 It W. Of Ave f. Union. WV
hiuk owner; u. Feeling. architect; coat . 800
27th ST. Nos 54I540 West and 2sth ST.
Nos 55u,hh2 West; siN-Story factory
william liIG=insnn, agent and architect
s6th St and l2th Ave. n. 2. cor; improve. ''''''
ment to railroad shod \. Y. G. & H.
Z II. II. 90, owner; w. J WilGus,
V2d 81 and Central Park West. s. W, cor, -o'o0o
ten.story fat; Patrick Norton, owner;
1891 81 2a7 It " pleasant Ave: Ave ''''''o
story lofts; V. Bmnei, owner; j. G. Ca.
vlnnto architect; cost ,...,..,........,, 81. 900
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Newport Society Entertainments.

NEWPORT, r. l.. Aug. 2G,-A luncheon was
given to-day by Mrs. j. DeForest Danielson
and dinners tonight by Mrs. Cornelius Van
derbiIt Mrs Harry Payne Whitney. Mrs.
Burke Roche, Mrs, r. I. Gammell. Mrs William
Post and Mrs. Pembroke Jones. the guests
from all attending musicale given by Mrs.
John p. Drexel at "Fairholm."
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Anthony Ave. ". &. al II. e. cor. Of
Bush St, +4.hKSG, 2N42 2NlOO; also An.
thnny Ave. ". g., $40 IT. n. IT Bush
St, runs n. 30 . TO burnside Ave n.
@;M n; " .l0N =. W, l3X :, g.
AS IN; WY; D. Marshall to leo; W; tingS
St. N5xT4 lNls5NSO.2; Geo. W. Fagg
to Irving :. Van Loan. ....,,:,.
Boulevard Lafayette, ". s., 225 n. S. nf
Fort Washington Park, 2iXlUO; Au.
gusta ltnedcl IL Geo. Schroeder. ........
Central Ave-. n. Z. cor. OF l76th ST. 25.9N
ll5.BX25Nl2l.7; Central Ave, q. f.. 3JO
4 Of I'd ST, 2hNlOO; cXrs, Of Josephine
L.. Peyton Ia solomon Jacobs. ......,....
sI7hts2;7K Frank A. Wabls to
Aose MAhllg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
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Foreclosures.

Grand St. n. g.. 100 IT. W. Of Wooster St.
25xion; Metr1politan Life ms. Co.. va Henry NJ,
Rivington ST., s.. 8, 2+.2 II. e. OF Goerck ST.,
81 uaT5; william Wagner vs.. Mary J. Sullivan;
attorney. +. +. Merc"lis.
6Ith s. \. s., 425 T. W of Amsterdam Ave,
ct ul,: attorneys, Davies. L. \ A.
l26th St, No; 225 East: Title Guarantee and
StOCkWell
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SARATOGA, n. Y. Aug 26,The honorary pail
bearers selected for the funeral of ex-Judee
Hilton at Bethesda Episcopal Church in Sara
toEa tomorrow afternoon are Judge John r.
Putnam. Judge Charles S. Lester. Senator Ed
gar 7, Bracket Gen. Winsor b. French. Spen-
Ger Trask. ex-ConGressman James NJ Marvin.
Judge John w. Crane. Village President j ohm
Foley.
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Hector St, No. II; West St, E. g., adj. lot OF
W Wm; , Gihhcns' Washingto9 ST. vs. 245.5 g. 3
Trust Co: trustee. ct al. (pnrtition); attorney
26th 81 - s., s4s.7 IT. W. of 7th Ave. 241os
trey. 26lh St. a. s. AS It. W. Of 9th Ave. 261
l134 AnnSba H. Kaashran w. v 81 Mar nsG r
Donnei!y. indy, etc. ct al. ito declare trusU ;
attorneys. Burr X H.
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HOTEL CLEANERS. CHAMBrRMAIDS WAIT.
- RESSFS, GENERAL FOrSEM ORkEkS STATE
~ NEW YORK FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, so
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Mcchanics' Liens.

Park Ave-. Nos. 3sl4 and 2Sl6 Washing
ton Ave, Nos, 1923 and 1925 Dimock ann
Fink Co. 4. Farber and anO...... $685.
Union Ave. n. e. cor. l56th ST.. l00x75;
George Colon vs.. James G. Wood ct al. 49,
mcla Buscemi Va. J. 4. Lane. ,....... 1875.
West End Ave-. No. 0a'; Joseph +. Hall o
VS.. L. Klngmdn X Cn.................. $50.
1921 St. u. y. tx IT. W. Wales Ave, T5x
ll5; Herman Masche VS.. Louis NJ. King.
l4Oth St, =. y. 1O2 o g. OF st. AIMS Ave,
lnoxloo; Klclnheld katz vs.. Meyer
,e n%S'E e. % n or Conrt,,rd;
Ave- 5Ox1OO: f.. NJ. Pritchard & Son
Co. VS.. Louis c. LEVER and ano......,. 406.
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Barron. Margaret r, to Betty Hermann:
Of 1S's "a s Ave. $ = 2sos IT. W of old line
Euler, rbiiIp, to American Mortgage Co;
18th St, y. =, 10 It. e. Of Park Ave;
Ferris. Nelson j.. 10 Metropolitan Life Ins
60; n. =. Of l+lst St. 448.l IT. @. OF
Broadway, extends to Hamilton Pi: 3
Finklr;, nosrlinc, TO Edmund Grossman;
,l6th St, n. s.. $50 II. .. Of 4th Ave.
No % and - Market St; instais ,' '' "'',
Happcrsbcrgrr., Philip. and Catherine. to
Mutual Life ms. Co.; No. % SUFFOLK St:
Happers!crE.r rhilir. to Mutual Life Ins
,O Co, NJ i94 Elizaleih St; 3 years..
eNrs;. etc. Central Ave. n. Q. cor OF
lI8th St; years ..................
Same to same; Central Ave. e. s.. $50
Kitchen. VIM. r.. to Emrla l.. Hoiton and
Chas. N, Aitken; i46th ST. $. s., 28s.io
Prior: James C., to Henry ", Gilbert:
ia6th St. s. g. leo IT. W. OF Sd Ave
schoneweg. Anna to ,Eirie u. Daunls;; isad
st.. s. s., 300 IT. Q. Of Cypress Ave;
siSs 9 s5 F! q Ave. J., 70 Frederick sehues
ST.. $, s., ii IT.: W. Of Fourth y Ave. w y
strang" Mary A., ct al. to Hugh oiReilly
Ct al. trustees. etc: 18th St. =. s.. l75
u W. or Oth Ave-; 3 yrS...............
same to Stella G. Taylor: 14th ST. n S.
lI5 It. ". OF 9th Ave-; 3 yrs...........
same TO Mary ]. Mond0rf gdn. etc.
same propertyt 3 yrs..................
Tango, Charles. 10 Morris Steinhardt
i29th SITS. s., 375 II. 9. OF 7th Ave.
Toelherg, John. TO Sarah A. Wright: Madl-
son Ave, q. s., $40 II. =. Of kingshridge
Road: 2 ...................e.
Same 10 John. Jr., and Amanda Buss,rg:
Madison Ave, .. g., 1851 n. \. OF Kings
bridge R0ai: 8 Observation-Disclosures.
Same to same: Madison Ave. O. s. $50 0
r. $. Of kingshridge Road; 3 yrs........
Same 20 Betty Bormann; Madison Ave.
g. g., 1894 IT. =. Of Kingshridge Road
Tully. Michael TO Chas. +. Blsh: s0th ST.,
s.. T., 100 n. W. Of West End Ave; yr
Van Loan. Irving s.. to Geo. W. Flagg:
ANTHONY Ave, W. g., $50 n. OF. Bush
vG%der. Kate. to VIM. ii, smith; Prime
pl 9, $, at centre Of Rlyerdale Lane
2Gx2s5 to 254th st. 21.lx2s7: i yr...,
Wertheim. fcpt. to Geo. NJ. Miller and
ano.. trustee, etc: No. 9S Cherry St, n
W. cor. OF oliver St: also strip. o.. 6Ii Ok
25.81l.4, adjoining In rear; 8 ycars.....
Same TO Simon Adler and Henry s.
HERMANN: First Ave. y. W. cor. i04th
st; In months. ...,.........
werthein'., rcpl. to Samuel Otto; No. ss
Cherry St. also strip 23.6Tl.3I25 6x1,4.
adj In rear; l yr... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
--
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furnished Rooms at'anttd.

WANTED-Permanently, by widow and grown
w son, in quiet well.kept house, between
Washington and Central Parks two sunny bedrooms
sitting room ana lRth; well furnished, with good
table Refer noes required and given. Address
INQUIRER. p. o. Box 80. n. Y.
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I ARGE SINGLE FLOORS or SIX ROOMS; perfect
~ order. See Janitor lIH II e. Av near = Ist A.
}, EDGAR LtAlCkAFT, 1917 broadway.
nEWEY DAY.-COrnrr for rent, three large win.
~ dows 800 box l4S SUI uptown 1858 i Odd
way.
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ARTlSTICALLY and comfortably
furnished apartment of two rooms and
bath, newly decorated, in apartment
hotel, to rent until November 80. Good
restaurant in house hotel service; day
and night elevator. Apartment No, is,
The Clinton, 253 West AID st.
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hrignndo: Michele. to Andrea Napoiitano;
114th St, No. 800 East; 3 yrs,.','''''
herrman Fanny. to same; Norfolk St. No.
Neslhe'mer. Jacob H., to Harris Goldman
ana ano.; Norfolk ST.. No. l40; 8 yrs.
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z 331 Madison Avenue, Corner 43d st.
GoyernesseH, companions household servants,
male and female; French nurses and maids spe-
chlty cooks and walters for special dinners: resi-.
dences opened and full stan OF servants supplied;
dreasmaker and miliners furnished: days work Of
all kinds. including packers and movers.
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ftmaIts.
COOPERATIVE EMPLOYMENT BUREL

COOPERATIVE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
ao SSI Madison Avenue, Corner i3d ST.
male and f.msS r,o snS .S
Slslty: cooks and walters for special dinners resi-.
dressmakers and milnors furnished; days work Of
all Kinds. including packers and movers.
A RTIFlcIAL FLowERs-wAnted, good flower
BLUMENTHkL sTINER, oso Broadway.
A RT1F1cIAL FLowERs.-ws wanted ,nrs. class flower
- anu Fancy feather hands also bright, tidy
learners Apy all week. L. PAGER 90 Dieecker st.
A RTIFIoIAL FLOWERS Wanted good hands on
BLUMENTHAL sTINER. ose broadway.
A RTIFIcIAL FLOWERS. by an Import
understands tho manufactnring of Flowers and FoI
iaee Address. l.. q. j.. box 100 SUN orice.
RooKFoLDERs- Experienced hand folders. gath.
work. WATERS bISDERY. io5 Fulton st. To-
EXCELLENT opportunity for intelligent lady to
~ learn stenoGrsphy, yrewritine, in reputable
compSten LJsK 81 BroaGssy assured
FANCY FEATuEns Good hand. and apprentices
:! l. wanted. PlCANT BEssoN, 43 West 2iss
FANcY TEATHERs-wa good hands on fancy
BLUMENTHAL 4 sTINER. ess Broadway.
FANCY FEATHERS--EIperenced makers i'm.
4 provsis and learner. wanted; also bird mount
es. KlMMERLE DAWES, 927 Broadway.
FANCY FEATHERS Bright. tidy learners: pad
way. D'o"-
LhNCS FEATHERS-,iood hands wanted.
A. HEILBRuN CO.. $40 Broadway.
EANCY FEATHERS. Experienced hands; work
h. HoFHElMEK& co.. e2H Broadway.
GERMAN LADIES MAID -tiood seamstress. wages
~ SO: excellent reference. P. H.. box SAL Sun
uptown office, 1855 Broadway.
HOTEL CLEANERS. CHAMBrRMhIDS WAIT.
- RESSFS, GENERAL FOT SEW ORkEkS STATE
WEST 18th ST.
INFANTS NURSE. - Understands bottle feeding
and taking entire charge; good references. F. B..
box h+4. sun uptown Office ~ - Broadway.
| AIDES MAID AND SEAM derstands
- packing. hairdrrsSing etc. Best references.
Nj n. box Bob sun uptown Office, 1855 Broadway.
AID to lady or grown child; good seamstressI
box 5+2. sun uptown office 1853 Broadway.
NECkWEAR Experienced hands wanted. No
~ work gwen ont. Best prices paid.
KEYs& LOCKWOOD. s6p Broadway.
NURSE for grown children: wages 500: best ref
" erenres G. ", box 6t3, Sun uptown Office,
1895 Broadway.
OSTRICH FEATnERs-Buncher and packer
" wanted; thoroughly experienced hand Good
position. steady work. TAYLOR Co. - waverly
plare.
DIAPER BOXES-Expcrienced girls for glue work
Call ready for work. G. MERkER. 145 Duane st
THOROUGHLY COMPETENT INFANTS NURSE
Long experience, good references. NJ Med.
box BOO. Sun uptown office. 2Gi Broadway.
WAITRESS AND CHAMBERMAID-wages $40.
w Competent. Beat references. y. g., box 55o,
Sun uptown Once. 1895 Broa lway.
WAlTRESs AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES private
w family. 224 East I2thst
WANTED-Good hands On fancy feathors-
w BLCMESTHAL \ STINER. 6SS Broadway.
NoVNG GIRLS t. learn trade; stea iy work. HoL-
LlNdsWoRTH ERsKINE. Az Gre wich st.
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flats and apartments Nantrd.

NJ ARRlED COUPLE. no children, want few
vi rooms IN Iulet home where thor are no chill
dren: CCnvcniencCS of toilet AMI bath il possible;
good tenants rent not 10 exceed SO. Address. Civ
Ing all particulars. Permanent, Box lG0 sun uptown
ONCE, 12R5 Broadway.
WANTED Floor, or part Of house rooms. mod
w ern couyUuIenccs, housekeeping: Columbia
Heights, high ground Brooklyn, for tn q" adults.
Refined surroundings No small children Refer
enccs. II. Is. W. $50 9TH av.. n. Y.
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145th ct. No oil. n s. 200 feet OF Amster-
dam ave. 3.4x99 IL. flve-story brick fiat :
Mathilde Eidltz at al, executors, etc. against
Albert C. Morris ct al: Ernest +. Edlitz, attor-
$32. OiS; subject to taxes. etc. 81. 45O 81.
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CooKAN pREss-Thoroushly competent;
y wages $40; good references X D. box 40 sun
uptown office, 1885 Broadway.
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4 FRENCHMAN. recently arrived in this country
"a knowing turrty spanish and French. with long
cApc fence III bnSlnetsani III bookkeeping willing
to accept any kind IT po>On, 81 her IN this country
or Ice sent To foreign countries. Will do any KIND
OF tran,launns or Cn'rrsp 'ndence. Address
STEPHEN C., 100 ". 2'tn st. N.Y.
A YOvNG MAN wishes place ne porter or mailman
"A Please wlue CLEMESlS, l4Y ". 2Hth IT..
RTTLERNALET.-Nory superior cook. EugIi,h.
ID man and WIFE doSir" re engagement Family
or bach apartm nts Exemplary references
"lRI STWOHrlh, 35i West 18th Il.
ROOK III GE MARBLER.-i ,rst class workman
- wlu,' - ",t,"n Address j. B. care OF NJ. q.
St'wi ri, lSf Fulton -.
mloRED MAN-WintS work as porter In store
Y 50 West +4th st., BLyonne, M.
WASTED-By u Young man C25D "a position
w ~ salesman aud collector; good ref
Srenc-s address r., Box $50 sun Uptown
ONCE, 1868 broadway.
NASrED-An engagement by specialist in elias.
w sizes and GsthetiCs Lecture courses in French
literature, ALBERT GRAVES $50 Logan ave,
Cleveland, OHIO.
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Surnishta Blooms & apartments to Ett
East Side.

East Side.
I LIVINGSTON PLACE ~ sTUYvEsANT PARK.
II opposite st. George Church Very desirable fur
nished rooms, near l7ttt.
1OD ST. 4 EAST.-Furnished or unfurnished
Ic rooms, sngo or en- suite; gentlemen only; ref
erenCes required.
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CORN Illus VAN COTT. Postmaster.
Post. Oiilce, New York. n Y. August 20. 1922.
NOTICE.

The GLOBE NATION NJ BANK, located at Provi
dence in the Sl'o Of Nh ,do island IL COsins up its
affairs. All note holders and others. creditors of
sad Association. are therefore hereby no:IAed to
present the notes and other Fl aims against tho Assp
citation for payment. MICHAEL +. DOOLEi, Cashier.
PROVIDENCE Rhode Island. July IL. lS'y.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the plrn" rship here
~ tofure existing between the nnders gned, under
the firm name of BraA, au \ II, $50. has been dis.
solved by mutual consent. II. l.. Gralcau r., ring.
+. D. Hesae will continue the business at No. -
Broad St., New York. ". l.. BRtHEAr.
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lost and found.

| OST-S5O reward will he paid for the return OF
- the diamond ring. lost while Attempting to
boar an electric car at West Broadway and Leonard
a.. on Tuesday morning, 22nd inst. JOHN W.
EjINToS. W Hudson ST.. city.
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WOK AND LAUNDRESS.-waye 500. two in FAM
y lily; must be good family cook; references.
MRS. L. SEEIY. 3h2 9TH ave.
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COMPETENT CoOK.-wlling to do some laundry
y work, city or country good references. K
M, box $50 sun uptown Office, 1905 Broadway.
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Assignments of Mortgages.
Epstein. Simon, to the Sta'c Rank ........
Friedtsb1n. frank. to Vim. u. McCrea...
Gcld'-rg, raul. 10 Nm. T. McCrea.
Mcclure, Jauiss F.. to VIM. J. I.ardner.
Wood Philip. to Henrietta Clips.
Same to same ............... .........,.
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Domestic Srrrants at'autcd.

('HAMBFRNAIDS 20 cooks. $50 to $55; Mattresses,
y - laundrrSsrs, 10 kitChpnmaids, honseworkers,
30 cocks who wash and IRON. laundressrs who do
chamherNorS, French, German and English ladies'
mhlns. nurses, DutlerE second an third men. Mrs
L. SEElf. 352 9TH av Servants entrance, 352 9TH
Az. Telephone call. lsli-lsth st.
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Tuesdays Auction sales.


BY PETER +. MEYER 4 co.
Dark st. formerly n lanel n W 3, :Hi5 IT, n OF
KtngsbridRe to Williamshridge road 5Oxsiix
5OxS7H. and being lots II and IL on map OF
property in town OF Yonkers OF Charles Dark
John Parsons against Catherine Webb ct al !;
George W stephens, attorney; Edgar Nj Lev
intritt. referee; amount due, S2,Sb9 subject
10 hIes Nc SOL
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COMPETENT FRENCH NURSERY GovERNEss;
" WAGES s26; three chldren mnst have arst class
references. Mrs. l.. SEELY. a52 9TH Az.
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('oOK.-Under.tandsh her WORK thoroughly. COM
" petent. best references y. L., box 654 sun
uptown office. l265 Broadway.
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for Sale.
miscellaneous.

RIP.A-N-S, 10 for = cents at druggists. gree RS
IL rcStauraut7, saloons MUwsstinds general stores
aud barber shops, They bnri n pain, induce sleep
prolong life. one gives relief
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Mrs. l.. sEELY. 352 9Th Az.
COMPETENT COOK for a family at s liields Comm
S wages S?b; good references required Mrs. l.
SEELY, 352 9th Ave.
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HluSiral.

ELEANOR BENNETT. S 10 MAndolipist resumes.
Ia teaching Sept 2. IndUr,od by Si.nur YIlllr IUI
Garfield y AGO. BrO0k!yn.
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business Chances.
Too Late for Classification

p TO 5000 900 easily earned by taking part in a
I government enterprise For PARTICULARS
apply to ". FODoR co.. Dorothca street IL.
BnAhInst HmnYarr. -
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NURSE for RrJwn children wages 500; best ref
~ erences. c. ", box 543, Sun upt lwn ONCE
1895 Broadway.
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the MlNCTON,

the WILMINGTON,
8. +. Cor. 9th ST. G.Broadwty NioulevardD.
Most desirable and hest arranged apartments in
and large open court. elevator, electric light. steam
bath; rents 5000 and up; superintendent on prem.
The KINGS TON. 1879 AND 1871 EAST 18TH ST.
Fine apartments of large. light rooms. extra high
ceilings, steam heated hot water supply and door
service. Must be seen to be appreciated. Rent
$500 and 1870 per year.
A THE CORNELL. g7th. Central PARK west. Sc
"A. lect Family House: moderate: meals optional.
Southern exposure.
A PARTMENTS in the Improved Dwellings." sa2
~ East I'D St = and roOrIs all light. bath.
laundry hot and cold water: rent Sato s1O5o: halls
heated. FOLSOM BROTHERS,. s35 broadway.
A HOUSES. unfinished and furnished. in desir-
"A. able locations. rent 81. 900 TO $4,000.
FOLSOM BROTHERS, s25 Broadway.
9th ST, ~ WESr.-Largc second Noor rooms
10 modern improvements bath adjoining; refer
SJS-ALL IMPROVEMENTS. seven light rooms.
Slo heated, private halls. Apply TO Janitor.
tl5 Putnam aN.
= ST ST.. 10 WEST.-Extra large and light apart
I ments of rooms and bath each. steam heat
and hot water, rent $50 to $50. Apply on prem.
Uses.
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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-01-04
BRECKEMRIOsE BELLE
Is HOnOrsd with q Delighted Social FuuC-
-. M, ..-- ton. .--- 49,

DR.. John L. Long and wife entertain
ed a few friends on Thursday night in
honor of Mm. Longs sister, Miss Nellie
Burk, OF Breckenridge county.
Progressive eucher was the amuse-
ment and the fun was kept up until
about II 80 O'clock. ~
Strange to say there were ties for each
Of the three prizes. -Four ladies tied for
the hrst prize, lot being drawn and Mrs.
Ed Fennell was the successful one.
The gentlemen's prize was commended
for by four and fell to DR.. H. M. Keller.
-Four ladies tied for the consolation prize
ana It was won by Mrs. Delna O. Keller.
The hrst prize wasa beautiful stirling
silver hat and bonnet brush. The
second was cut glass and silver shaw
ing case. The third was beautiful
French china and gilt bon bon dish.
At the conclusion Of the glme a de-
llghtihIlnnch was served and the guestl
departed for their homes highly pleased
with the affair and sdslightsd with the
hospitality Of Dr.. Long and his charm
ing es~-Fmnkiort Capitol.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-01-04
POWERS aybIog i.
WAS RIGHT.
tf. .fllI1
He Insisted on Ladies Being
Treated With Respect.
Ills 0entIemanIy Conduct Got Him
Into Trouble.

Robert Duke, Of Dukes, KY, was In
the city Thursday, and as a witness of
last weeks fight at Dukes, he tells story
that throws new light on the trouble. a
According to his version, EIdred Pow
ers was esCortiDg some ladies to church
and as they were passing David Isom and
man named Luster, the latter, who
were drinking, used profane language.
Mr.. Powers, as a gentleman and the
escort Of the ladies'. admonished the men
to be more careful of their language.
This, it is alleged, enrsged them, and
they threatened to do him harm when
he got out of church.
When Mr.. Powers reappeSred both
men attacked him. He knocked Luster
down and it is alleged that Isom used a
knife on him.
The sympathies of the entire commun.
ity, we learn from Mr.. Duke, are with
Powers in the matter He acted as any
gentleman with ladies under his protec.
ton should. His opponenta we're both
drunk and took advantage of him. The
News is glad Of the opportunity to set
him right in the matter a. 20