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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-11
/ DyrRT1sEMENTs

A DvEPT1sEMENTs ard subscriptions for The Tribune
n received at tneir Uptown ONCE No 1.242 broadway
"a door north Of 8ist-st until o'clock p M aeserse
enis received al the following branch Offices AZ regular
nfnre rses until O'Clock .. m viz: 25i sth-ave g. e
cor 23dst 152 eih-ave.. cor i2th-st Macys o'h-ave
West 42d-st near 6th-ave. az East l4th-s 20 West
42d At between It'll and Sth ayes 100 East 4th-st' ZOOS
IA between 10Th and 7Tth SITS lOZ6 81 ave, near
6Ist-st 7Os lsi-ave. near S9th-st 600 od,ave near
aIst-s Sb4 3d-ave 2lO Bleeckerst. 80 81 ecker e. ;
QOs "a ave 7sths 1871 sd-ave 2o"2 "d-aVe
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The approximate amount OF the Hen or onssS 70 ySu's
which The above-6escribed property 10 70 90 500
S4 All % with thereon from December o'n les
together with and allowances amounting 10 $olo 80
and together with the expenses of the SAFE ne approA
OF the taxes assessments ",el -.
Of the purchase money or paid by the reieee Is >o'
ard Interest. . ,-.x ,eoe
D"'eN' - HORACE sECOR. IT.. Referes
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.. a. West 10th Street

10th Street.
The approximate Of the lien charge to sat
sfy which the above described property is TO be sold Is
Nineteen thousand hundred and ssventytwo 2D00
ti9372 oe-iOW Dollars with interest thereon from TN
day Of December 1905 together with costs and allow
amounting Three hundred and ortynine AZ 100
(S249 AZ 1907 Dollars from December 23rd
1898 together with the Of the gale. The ap-
proxmafe amount OF taxes assessments or other liens
which are allowed the purchaser out Of the pur
chase money paid by the Referee Is Seven hundred
nnety-ght 40 100 7es 40 100 Dollars and interest
Dated New York. January Ord. 1899
sTEPHEN II. DIN, Referee
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A pvERrIsEMENrs and subseriptons 70. The Irinuns
"A received their Uptown Office No i,242 Broahway
"a door north OF 8lst-st until O'Clock advertise
mens received the following branch oces AZ regular
23d-st 132 6th-ave, i2th-st Macy.s oth-ave
and 4th-s l42 Columbusayo., near West o6th-et 100
west 42d-st near 6th-sye 81 East 1+th-s. 257 West
42d-st between It'll and sth ayes 1853 East 4h-st 1883
Sd-ave between f6:h and 18th 1923 "a ave. near
6lst-st 706 st-ave. near eeth-tt $50 8d-ave near
lat-st: 654 3d-aye: 2o Bleecker-s 3Io B ecser-eti
3d-ave 240 T9th-e 1921 3d-ave 26o2 5d-aye
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John Street
The Approximate Of the lien charge 70 sat
isfy which property 10 be sold is sl4zsol 20
with interest thereon from November is9s together
with amounting TO $36o 81 with IN
teest November g. 1885, together with the
expenses OF sale. The Approximate amount Of taxes
assessnents other liens which are 10 be allowed 10
the purchaser the purchase paid by tina
Referee Is $i,ec0.so with interest
Dated January 81. 1899 - - ..
Referee
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STORAGE NOTICES.

->~~~~>~~~~1~~D<~~~~> ~~~~~~~c>>-~~~-~~~~~~
TO FANNIE KORN. Mrs c. w. Durant.
W. W. or V. X. Chandler. Jennie Dun
can. A. a. McCreary. p. n. Dupignac. f.
w kleindicnsr. n. a. Blake. Mr. or Mrs.
Edward VrOom. Lillian De eros, J. Il
Roundey. Mrs. r 4. Rand VI. VI. Long
head. Mrs McA.ee w. X Fertlg. Mrs. )
l.. Milford. r. A. Fox. Mrs. J. p. wl-wa.l.
ADA Dyas, +. ~ Peas.ee. w. W. Hohson.
IT,. Mrs. g. +. Kuhn Le Roy Porter, f.
j Buchanan. Lizzie Noe Mrs. l.. +.
Veil. =. u. Talbot, Burr Mcintosh.
chas. y. Wallsck, Mrs. II. =. Collier.
Mrs. J. s. Manning. Jos. A. Murphy. Edna
DinsmJre, Alexander Moffet W. +. Preble.
Edward Palmer. c. B. Knocker. Mrs. VI.
Rarrngton: You and each ~ you are
hereby notified that the time for the pay
nent 81 my lien upon the property herein
after described having expired. after due
notice thereof had been given you. will
cause such property, N wit; Household
e'cfs. personal effects and merchandise.
stored bv you IN the Columbia Storage
Wareh ouses. 10 he sod AT public auction.
r"cord,ng 10 the TIA. NE I'm such case rnads
and provided. ~ Nos. 30 and "a West 9th
Sirn.t on Saturday. January 2lst 1899. 81
1920 A. m. and n the sale thereof Is not
completed by { o'clock p. m. on sad date.
the same will be continued al the same
place on each and every Saturday there
after Dsg'rning At 1910 a. N. and con-
tinuinr until 4 o'clock .. m. on each Sat
urdsy until the sale Is completed.
CHAS. r. SAUL.
Proprietor -olumhia Storage Warehouses.
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ne approx OF the lien TO sausU
whicn the above described properly is 70 q .o!d ~
S-,4Ul.67 Wl,n interest the! from tho "a cay o.
december lsJs, together with costs and allowances
amounting 10 S336.65 with interest from December q
1893 together with the expenses Of the sale The ap-
proxmate amount Of taxes assessments or other liens
which are TO allowed the purchaser Of the pur
chase money paid by the Referee 10 fee7o1 and
''i bassd New York. D.c.ms., Il fs s
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seih Street

Fgfh Street
The approximate amount Of the plaintiffs lien or
charge upon the said property 10 satisfy which the sae
is made s Thirty nine thousand seven hundred and
s2ioo dollar $50 7e3 49, win
x3s AS part from the 3st u December,
isas and s38s02 the balance thereof from the
seventh lay Of January. 1909 There also taxes,
water rates and which liens upon the
sad property amounting approximately 10 Twelve hun
and 1900 dollars N122s
ing Interest said day Of sale which be allowed
10 the purchaser Of the purchase money. be
p'' " ~ JOHN IL RoGAN. Refers>
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24noH
NO. 1872 West 136th 81.
WAst 1Ahfh Street.

The approximate amount Of the Hen or charge 70 ssy
which ths above described proDerty 70 be sold Is nine
thousand nine hundred and eishty-f9ur 800 700
80 gs4 S-O Dollars with interest thereon from the I'm
dsv Of December 1898 together with cOste ana allowances
amounting to Three hundred and thrty-two zsr 80
lS93o oo Dollars with interest from December Jrd
1eQs together with the expenses ~ the sale The approx
mate amount of taxes other liens when
are TO be allowed the purchaser out o.: the purcnase
money or paid by the Referee One hundred ana hiy
Ave "a 100 Dollars and Interest
DS'' Wv STEPHEN II. OIIN Referee.
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GROOM. --RV srlar, young man as
groom or f0Otmar. willing and ohliging.
Address ~ West 55th-st
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HELP WANTED

.ooNI~~J~NOo%/.rON-NIN-DN roNNNNNN~O~NO>N-~
AGENTS WANTED. We want an agent
IN every town 10 secure subscribers 20 THE
LADIES HOME JOURNAL. % look after
renewals and distribute advertising matter.
We offer profitable employment for the
winter. also specia rewards for good work.
81 900 viii he given 20 The agent send ng
The LARGEST list UP n April rs next $500
70 the next best worker and 40 on-dis-
trihuting s1i,tO0 amorg 500 best agents
every agent. whether ne or she secures
every agent. whether he or shee secures
one OF the extra awards or not. THB
CURTIS PUBLISHING Co. Philadelphia
Penn
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CuPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

- YORK HENRY b. AUcHINCLOss as Executor
Of the VIII Of John Auchlncoss. plaintiff, against Har-
rief a Lawrence and others Defendants
In pursuance judgment Of foreclosure and sale
duly made In the above entitled action and
hearing cate the seventh day II January. 1893 l. the
undersigred the Referee said judgment named Will
feu al public auction the NS~ York Real Estate
salesroorn No III Broadway in the Borough of Man
haitian and City and County OF New York on Wednes
Say tho day OF February 1893 AT twelve O'Clock
noon of thai day. by Peter +. Meyer. auctoneer. the
premises in said judgment mentioned and therein de
scrbed follows:
ALI. that certain piece or parcel OF land with The
building erected, together with all the gas nxt
mirrors therein situate IN the Twelfth ward o
he Of Manhattan and city 81 New York. and
bounded and described follows: BEGINNING at a
point formed by Intersection u the Nrrthcry line q
s9th street Westerly line OF West End Avenue;
line Of West End Avenue - cwenty-four) feet: thence
lance through party wall 90 ninety feet; thence
southWardy parallel with West End Avenue "a twenty
four feet 10 the Northery line Of s9th Street ana
thence Fastvardly along said Norherly line Of s9h
Street 50 ninety feet to the point place Of beginning
lie distances and dimensions es<
New York. !" January. 1879.
yAPStM A. HARRISON.
Plaintiff Attorneys,
~ William Street
Borough Of Manhattan.
New York City.
The following IS diagram Of IN. property 70 be sold
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Hen charge satisfy
which he above property Is 10 be sold Is
s67 with interest from the 18th day Of Deem
Ter with and allowance amounting
10 H. with the expenses OF the sale Tho
the Assessments and water
lies or other liens 10 allowed the purchaser
OF me purchase money paid by the referes 1862 SO
and interest 49, 40.
$1,000 " ROBERT MAZBr Referee.
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GREAT book SLAUGHTER.
LOST.

,o>0>O>>%><~-~~~~-~ ~-~~->~>~~>~~D~~~>>>~>~
LOST. -Bankbook No. 7fs. Se4, Bank for
Savings. $50 fth-ave.. New YORK. ray
nent stopped. Pleas return book to bank.
LOST.-Pankbook No. s33. 1913. OF the
Greenwich Savings Bank. 246 and 24s
6th-ave. New-York city. Payment stop
ped Please return 10 bank.
LOST or STOLES.-Dankbook No. 346 1902
~ the German Savings Bank In the City
Of New YORK corner 4th-ave and i4th-st..
issued 70 Aiois Endsrs. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned 10 the bank on the lst day OF
February. 1850. a duplicate will be issued.
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THE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. 1sS1s7- az West 32d-st.. Stor-
age moving TsisnN mo Tcf e'h-rt
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PENSIONS AND PRIZE MONEY.


PENSIONS 10 soldiers. sailors. partially
disabled. and widows. partially depend
ent parents: prize money. r. +. BROOK.
late L. :. Sanitary Commission. $50 Full
ion-st. New-Nork.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

~ OF NEW YORK-John c. Lord Plaintiff. against
Helen L. Randall and others Defendants
In pursuance Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale,
duly made entered in the above entitled action bear
ing date the 23rd day Of December, $685. the under
signed the Referee in said Judgment named. will sell
al Public Auction the New York Real Estate Sales
Rooms No broadway In the Borough OF Manhattan.
civ OF Nsw-York. Wednesday the twenty-ffth day
o. January 1890 ~ O'clock noon on that day, by
Louis Nesier Auctoneer the prem SEES directed by said
Judgment sold and therein described as follows:
ALL certain lot piece or parcel Of land In the City
OF New York known Number Forty-three 45) West
Northerly side Of Nineteenth Street. bounded and
described az follows Wiz BEGINNING at point the
Northery side Of West Nineteenth Street, distant two
hundred elghty-one f2s1) feet and half 1) an inch
from the norheastery Of Sixth Ave
nue. and Nineteenth Street and In front OF the centre of
arty the premises herein deser bed and those
ad Joining West. running thence northwardly al
right angles West Nineteenth Street and partly through
wall n.nety-two S) feet 10 the
centre line block between Nineteenth and Tween
teh Streets esstvardly along said centre line
eighteen feet eleven and half Q1az) inches thence
southwardly ami parallel with Sixth Avenue nnety-two
e Northerly side OF Nineteenth Street ana
thence westwardy along the northsrly eide OF west
Nineteenth eighteen Gs) feet. eleven and half
O11 inches the point or place OF besnnns being the
Randall by sundry by deeds bearing date June
DATED; New-York. January 9rd 1900
STEPHEN II. OLIS. Referse
LORD. DAY LORD Attorneys for Plaintiff
once ard Post once address No. 120 broadway
(Manhattan) New-York city.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED pRICES.-500 second hand
wood and iron working machines, fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and ex-
changed GEORGE r. EDDY. 89s Madl-
kg,a #
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TODAY
Vessel. For. Line. Mails close Vessel sas
81 Paul Southampton Amer 100 q 1000
Eoordiand Antwerp. Red Star........ 300 m 12OO m
MarenEo, Newcastle. Wilson
Yucatsn. Havana Ward l;eo 10 S;eS m
Majestic. Liverpool White Star 300 a m 100 m
Comal. Galveston. Mallory ............ onUp
THURSDAY. JANUARY II
Pretoria Bermuda .........lo:3Op pm
Ardandhu. Jamaica Tweed,e. ........ 1900 800
Ponersnian Glasgow. Allan-State.
FRIDAY. JANUARY ID
Lydia Mexican ports y Cuba. LOOP m 3:oop m
Algonquin Charleston Clyde. ......... 800
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
eunsiss TIA sunset Asa Moon rises - Moons age "a
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
.AN-sandy Hook 6Ss Gov. Island 7:l0 He'll Gate soy
SFM-sandy Hook Tai Gov. Island 7:4S He'll Gate a;z@
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SECOND MAN. 20 tai private family
care silver furnace. windows good
walter and valet 3 years personal refer
ences. wages moderate. HENRY. $50 9th
ave
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WORK WANTED.


A WOMAN OF education, good writer.
speaking English and German. wouid
Ike 70 take position IN store or private
family as assistant during tho day MIS-
GRIMM. its East 12d-st.. 81 door
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INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel From. Line
yersAy city. Swansea. Dec -. .BrNol NY
n Psso ......., Nrw-O.iears Jan Morgan
Cymrc. Liverpool. Dec White Star
BULGARIA Hamburg Dec IS. .Hapo-Amer
CS,snia Hamburg Dc 2s.. .Hamo- Amer
ri .Nev-Orieans Jan g.. Morgan
Fms Gibraltar. Jan 2.....N Lloyd
state OF Nebraska. Glasgow Dec hllan-State
THURSDAY. JANUARY IL
Gerrarc-. Liverpool. Jan 4.........Whe star
Picqus .GioraItar Dec <S..-'.s..N q "eo
FRIDAY JANUARY b.
Alliance Colon Jan 6.............. Panama
stra,hairiy London Dec 81.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

~@--..>-~.>,>~> >>~>>>N>>>--~~>>>>>~~~~-
PARK-AvE.. AS. near 57th-st-M Medium
sized room. with superior hoard, steam
hear. terms moderate; references.
nth 30 sT.--Two large. one hall
room. with board highest references
given and required
18TH ST. 2I-2y EST.-Entirely newly
furnished decorated rooms single or en-
suite. all modern conveniences. Table un-
rXcelied, references
oou or 1e WEST. Rooms tas'efully and
cornp,ete,y furnished. table bounuiuly
supplied: references given and required.
33D-ST.. - WEST.--Lsrge and small
rooms. private tables. references.
--------------------
49TU-ST.. o. WEST.-farge. second Moor
froni suite rooms: beautifully heated;
also large and small fourth noor WIN
good able. reference
l,7TH-ST.. 49, wFST.-flandsorne rooms
refined home comforts. superior table
excellen, location terms moderate. reier-
ences
~ARrrr ~LpaSJVn:
oo~oNOOoo~~~>@|- ~"
-.Rpt1s cleaned hy steam. by nand ~
On the floor. careful Garrett Cleahlns
co. .55s Broadway. Al Fast 's'n-"''
COZ g. BRANDT Tel. 132-7stn
DREsSMAniN0.
-~o>o>>~~~D~~~~~S--~ >s>>N>c.~~>oDcD-oo~>>>D~
GARMENTS
and other fine furs repaired. rcdyed. re-
modelled into latest STYLES al exceptionally
rcsidrnces Mrs. Z. j. BARKER, ~ Wet
3aih-st.. late with c. q. Gunthers sons
5ih-avs.
ARTISTIC DREsSMAKING at short no.
tice. street, dinner and evening gowns
from IS. all the latest styles, also remod-
cling. Mrs. M'ELROY. 20 East lolst-st'
corner Msdison-ave
COUTU RIERE FRANCHISE. During this
month | Will make ladies' own materials
In failor-rnade dinner. reception and car
rage gowns. misses fancy dresses. jackets
riding habits. tea gowns. SILK petticoats.
fancy waists al greatly reduced prices
made al once. gowns remodelled. Nine.
ANDERSON. 23s 6th-ave.. formerly with
Siearn Brothers.
RESSMAKER.-An experienced dress
maker by day. 81 50. irst-ciass cutter
and trimmer; suits wraps tea s0w sIs,.r ete
STYLISH. 1912 Broadway.
DRESSMAK ER.-Esporienced in first
class establishments wishes private
custom az 81 so day. remodelling II re-
quired: please address Miss STARR. 2ls
West fAth-st
DRESSMAkER. all styles wishes work
at home or out, ~ 80 per day +.
BURGHARD a. West ll6th-st
EMBROIDERY First-class sewing done
by competent French woman. either by
the day or az her home. also any kind OF
mending accepted. rates moderate. Ad-
dress. SCHATZ. l5s East 32d-st.
SKIRTS rebound and PRESSED. 81. Ladies'
Jackets rernodeiied Cleaning and dye
ing OF every description Send postal; VIII
call. 7. s. CLEANING AMI PRESSING.
He Wet rstN-s' rsa- a'N-ave.
DRESS AND ACCORDION PLEAT.
ING.
ACCORDION and side pleating: buttons
covered while you walt: pinking; French
fu,irg: feathers and hoas cufi-d. BUR-
CESS $40 6th-ave.. corner 2Ist-st. See
signs
PLEATINGS. pinkings. fittings done while
you wait Dressmskers get discount on
lowest prices HARDING. ~ West 23d-st.
PLEATTNGS. pirkings. nutfngs done while
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TYPEWRITERS.

TYPEwRITERS-BAK GAINS.-New ma
chimes cheap Remlngtons Smiths SIS.
guaranteed. rentals reduced. CONSOLE
DATED TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 245
Broadway
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pARK-AvE.. AS. near 57th-st- Medium
sized room. with superior hoard, steam
heat. terms moderate; references.
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rAerrr rLPaSJvn:

-n.1,o><nr1r(lnr Observation-Disclosures ~
CARPETS cleaned hy steam. by mana y.
on the floor. Careful CARPET
ro hss Broadway AL Fast isth-s'-.
COZ q BRANDT Tel l32-7sth.
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>ss,~

Mate.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS. DON'T pre-
pare FOR civil Service examination win
out seeirg our Illustrated catalogue ~ n
formation Sent free COLUMBIAN COR
RESPONDENCF COLLEGE. Warrington
y e.
HALLBOY. &c --Colorsd for hal ~ ole
vator. city references. LEONARD
MING 24s West 4ist-st
YOUNG MAN. Of good family. not ur1er
l6 years ~ age. In a large publishing
house must he energetic. ambitious ana
willing 20 begin AZ the beginning no rth-
ers need apply. give reference md "a arN
expected Address 3ff 3G-avc.
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GARDENER and FLORIST. German: NJ
teen years practical experience wishes
situation on A Fentlemsns place. Address
GARDENER. care NJ. Schmidt. florist. 22s
East l4th-st.
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isTH-sT.. 30 WEST Two large. one hsll
room, with board highest references
riyen and required
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TR w. @. NOVEL; private tutor q pupils homes or
n III =. SGD ST. Two pupils received in family
WANTED
By q young woman. . college graduate and Master
Of Arts position day References
Address poetofhce Box No SGT.
Paterson. " j.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

At ST. BARTHOLOMEw's
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 2li E. +2d-st
Telephone. 2 564-9sth st.
First-class servants are supplied: Cooks.
chsrrbrrms d-. Mattresses, buffers laun-
dresses useful-men. etc. also experienced
managing housekeepers. sovernesses. in
valfds attendants and other professional
help; high-grade mercantile workers sup
piled without charge. References carefully
investigated
REST SERVANTS. BEST SYSTEM.
rRwIN'S. 6TH-AvE. AND 11TH-ST.
1b YEAR FTARrISHED.
MRS. HORN. free institute for femals
helm 100 West 2Sth-st.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
>~~~~~~~~c~->~>~~~>~ ~~~o~~o-~>"~~~~>~ ~>~0|>~-
Bunny, steam heated hall room moder-
ate. references exchanged LECOSSD
46 West 64th-rt.
30 WEST 39TH-ST .-Furnished room for
gentl.rnan reference
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NURSE or ATTENDANT.-Abl TO fur
rish best Of references. strictly temper
ate ard trustworthy. Address NURSE. 3s4
Br nofre-st
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ADVERTISEMENTS ard snoscIlp' 1Y".own
The Tribune receives at thei, rrcr,a
once. No. | az Broadway. - aoo' ,sysr-
OF sist- 81. until o o'clock .. m. srsnch
tisements received AZ he fohoNr's e;clcsk
orices az regular o'fce rates 'n ,er 2sd-st;
n m viz. 2Sl sth ave. e. ?. COZ. ar
"a" s,h. ' cor i2th- -, Mays cs.r
ave ana ii,h-st: il2 coiumeus-a We; a..
West ssth-st ioS West t2d-,s. ne sss~ss.
ave: a2 East i+th-st.: 2eI se v.,t t7th-
o.." aas slave between 18th ana w"
sts'. i.o2s sd-Avs.. near elst-st
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-03-22

Clarence Sweet has opened fresh
stock Of groceries in the room Occu-
pied by s. W. Clark.
Otto Knapp moved to Lodi last week
John Miller has hired ont to Firestone
& Co., to drive their wagon the coming
season.
Beda Rice was In New London last
Monday, returning Monday evening.
will 0ldman was In Cleveland last
week and secured a position there for
the coming season.
Mrs. Ella Hendee went to Cleveland
the first Of the week to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Florence Hyland.
Jabez Van, Of Mansfield spent Sunday
with his brother, A. T. Van.
Georgia Mcdowell, Of Seville, visited
her friend, Mrs. Vanvalkenburg, the first
Of the week.
Miss Betty Eggleston Of Akron, N. T.,
Is spending a month with her sister, Mrs.
Lee Grissinger.
Mrs. Abigail Walters has bought the
Frank stedmsn property on West Main
street.
The ladies Of the G. A. R., together
with several invited guests, assembled
last Saturday evening at the home Of T.
W. Daugherty to remind him that he had
reached his 59th birthday. The Occas-
ion was one Of rare social enjoyment A
most excellent supper was served at
late hour. ALI departed wishing many
happy returns Of the day, both to host
and guests.
Laura Hawkins Of Brighton, and heI
brother, Of Massillon, spent Sunday a
Julia Coleman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Foster. Of Vir'
ginia, have come to Spencer for tbs sum.
mef.
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Mrs. Alton Pitts fell about two weeks
ago, injuring herself severely. She has
not been able to be around since.
The entertainment, ''SiSse-Bun Gem
Mite given by the RpwOrth League at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Gillett,
on St. Patriek's Day In the evening, was
not very well attended on account OF bad
roads.
There will be q sugar social Friday
evening Of this week, at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. G. 2. Avery, under the auspices
Of the N. e. Society. A cordial invita-
tion is extended to all.
Mrs. &. W. Pitts, Of Wellington, spent
last week at her son Atoms, helping
20 care for his wife.
Miss Anna Friend returned from Cleye
land last Wednesday, where she been th'
guest Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Merriam and ChlO'
Merriam spent last Wednesday in Cleve
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Perry began house
keeping last Thursday.
Mrs. Henry RawsOn and children, o.
LaGrange, visited at VIM. Ayery's re
Gently.
Messrs. 0rrin and Clarence Metcal
and their sister, Mrs. Mary YOsker, at
tended the wedding Of their cousin, Mis-
Alyera Metcalf to Mr.. F. j. Hill, Of 0ber
Lin, last Wednesday evening.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon White
side, o daughter.
Messrs. E. Arnold, 6. s. Sheldon, Jas
Meredith, A. Meredith, r. Meredith AM
IL, Yost attended the K. O. 7. NJ, con
IFaption ct EIyria. Monday.
Msssrs. B. iieRobsrtq, Root and c
| B. Aysry were lii Elyria. MOlidatl