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The Right Gloss.

There is knack about getting the
right kind of gloss on linen collars
and cuffs, but the method is easily
learned by competent laundress.
The gloss desired is like that on new
linen and is produced by friction with
warm iron. The articles to he
CLOSED are starched as much as pos
sible, according to the old-fashioned
method, and then dried. A piece of
sperm, paraffine or white wax, the
size of hazel nut is generally added
to the starch. When ready to be
ironed the linen IS dampened slightly
and ironed in the usual way with
flat iron. Then comes the glazing.
A peculiar looking, heavy flat iron.
rounded at the bottom and polished
as bright as mirror is used and is
pressed firmly upon the linen and
rubbed with much force, thus pro-
ducing the gloss. Plenty of friction
is the secret of CLOSING linen to per-
fiction, but there is knack in know
ing how to apply the friction.
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business"
!. why shouldn't they7 Look at the
,, Inducements they offer-free novels to
,ead while you are waiting for your
change" -Indianapol Journal.
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Woman, dramatically speaking, is not pa TT
II speech; she's simply the whole grafton.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-04-21

There were nearly 50 600 deaths in London
astyeHE. -
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\ Ed9sets Y9ur NpNf!s WITH .Caapa4sss.
u Candy GatI5artit, cur6 constipation forever.
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8 The devil too often gets the boy by gettfhaI
His father first.
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A Theory

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SMiss Clsneros from that Spanish pris-
sonT Il ,"S.
II think some Of our ex-policemen
must be down there actingas Jailers."
> Cleveland men who have pnde rgone opera
.tiOns have formed "a appendicitis club.
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3}aet6Stss - ~ 1n91f{ sfHBAfs
a(kken,, 'odf yhhxtfns 1aFe Stirred ESAts
parent likes to go to the school exhibitIf
with its Eecitations and its dialogueS
Its H4fNeostumes.- The torchlight pE's
cession orthe POLITICAL campaign is merely
the Dissatisfaction OF principles nv oi<1
No intelligent man can look in any secnt
or religious direction without finding GA
drXm htfe, element feveaAnE. 1nrolfnfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-23
rBF TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Agsrob y (Specian-Provfsons were
- .be market here to-day. with pork again
der Nay pork one time showed an ad-
u ~ sc July an advance Of 20c Most Of
va r,afutatned The Cudahys were the
- bfving openly and through brokers; but
= =. hackers were buyers. There were only
q 60 - or 0g9 less than expected The esti-
- fo- Friday was 2l0e0; prices at the yards
- &c higher. The cash demand was good
- rad was Influenced by private estimates
t...rs showing g decrease in pork, lard and
= .-b week since March. There are only
A. N, barrels Of new ana old pork here now,
* ,.5 -ssrces Of lard and 1540a0co pounds OF ribs
- ,,r-3y stock is about $4,000 barrels less than
+s+ year. lard almost $1,000 tierees less and ribs
q Az oe1 hounds less. May pork touched 81 q
- closed ~ 81 621.: July pork closed al s. 20.
No. lard closed al 81 ia sellers May ribs. s. ,
-,s-s II was the only strong market on the
rsole list. scoring It's advance in spite OF de-
,lines n the grain
wheat closed 2sc 10 IL under Wednesday infiu-
.r.es bv me spring condition large Western re-
.--z and The bearfsh efforts Of professionals
,gar sold from 66c 70 65lag659sc, and closed al
q fs5s.c. july closed al 6s1eG6 5Ssci September
:. a. Cables were Of fraction The weather
-,,zf-io-s were perfect-Tnid and clear. In the
Northwest there were 7@ cess against 426 last
--zs-- 81 urinary points. 674.DOo bushels, com
-s-as with 90 bushels. There fair
shipping demand here. with sales about 230 ooo
bushels Kansas City reported 10000 bushels sold
.-7r7 there. Duluth. z fair cash business. The
ssabosr5 reported IS loads for export. Clearances
w. l1s e51 bushels The Price Current said
me week mad not been favorable IN the Central
s-a-ez hui thar conditions were satisfactory in
-be West The professional sentiment here is
besrish The only demand for futures to-day
was from shorrE-Pnillips, Cudshv and others
The SPECTATOR mas MS eye mainly On the weather
now.
There was rather al irregular corn market OF at
one time Sc TO lc, and closing trHe over the bot
tom MAY sold between $3.50 and S7lsc, and
closed az 8s7sc bid July closed az 375&c. Early IN
me Gay me crowd thought there was good
deal OF July selling BY me Cudahy Packing Com
pary. n ne last hour there was more or less
buvinE Of Nay by John Cudahy- IN q general
7a- II Is believed the Cudahys have been nqui-
eating long corn for q week The shipping de-
naud was decidedly poor Country offerings
while stiu light have increased slightly The
inspection vas 235 cars, wjth $50 for tomorrow
Samples We're -sc 10 &c lower
be- The whole range only &c and to-nights prices
barely lsc under Wednesday May, 24c, and July.
2-sc Shipping sales were 10000 bushels Re
cepts were rs cars with Z05 for tomorrow .
cea-ances only $3.50 bushels.
F-azseed was firm. with the new crop futures
Up e l-4c MAJ closed & %: cash. s. 90;
September SIS. October. SI13. There We're il
cars received ar the three points, compared with
= last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-23
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF


S,UPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YORK.-George F. Victor Plaintiff against Charles
In pursuance Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale.
GATE the 2sth day February 1900 the undersigned
Referee caid Judgment named VIII sell al Pubic
the New York Real Estate Sales Room No III
Broadway the Borough OF Manhattan. city OF Ne"
the 2sth day Of March 1900 a. ~ clock noon
r Meyer Auctioneer. the premises directed oy
Judgment sold and therein described follows;
certain lot. piece, parcel OF land, Win the
building thereon erected situate lying ana being IN me
Twenty-secord the Borough OF Manhattan IN the
City York and bounded and described o. follows
BEGINNING Westerly side or W est tnu
so feet and i've % inches
formed BY the intersection q
westerly West End Avenue with the Southery
side OF Seventy running thence westerly
parallel Street and Of the distance
through i party wall hundred ZOO feet. thence
southrrIy parallel West End avenue sixteen 40
feet thence parallel with Seventy nrst
street Q0Ol feet the Westerly side OF West
End Avenue NOrtherly along the Westerly side Of
West 40 feet to the point or place Of
lightning.
Dated New York. March 9Th 1900
AUGUSTUS VAN WICK. Referee.
]. A MeCREERY, Pir= ATTY. lls Nassau ST. y =
The property he sold subject to nrst mortssgs
for $50 interest thereon at the rate or SO
Ter annum wu be above purchaser out Of his bid
The following diagram Of the property It's street
No IL West End
list Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-23
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

YORK.-Georga F Victor. Plaintiff, against Charles
A. Beardsley others Defendants
In or a Judgment u Foreclosure and sale.
duly made and enteSed the above entitled action. bear
ing DAY o. February 1860 l. The under
signed, the Referee judgment named. viii sell
Public AUcton the New York Real Estate Sales Room
Nc III Broadway In the Borough OF Manhattan CITY or
New York on The 18th day Of March 1900 al i o'clock
Peter AuctiOneer the premises directed
BY said judgment 10 be sold and therein described FOL
lows,
Al that certain lot piece parcel OF land with the
building thereon erected situate lying and being IN the
Twenty second ward OF the Borough OF Manhattan. IN
the City New York and bounded and described fol
lows; Beginning the Southery side or Sew
eutyrrst distant ightytwo $50 feet and tu
inches Westerly formed by the nter5ec
ttun Westerly side Of End Avenue with the
southsrly OF running thence
parallel Avenue eghtyrour ts4l
feet inches Westerly parallel with
CT) feet - inches.
Northerly, again parallel with West End Avenue
eighty 80 feet and five 90 inches the Southey
side trst Street and thence tsery along the
said Souhery side or Seventy nrst street seventeen 40
inches point beginning
Dated New York. March 1890
AUGUSTUS WICK. Referee.
J A McCREERY. Atty. y Y
will sold subject first FOR
Accrued interest
VIII be allowed purchaser " his bid
The following diagram OF the property It's street
No. is go ". fist St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-23
NEW YORK. March 22d. 1900.


At the request Of Creditors representing a
large amount OF Indebtedness Of D. Appleton &
Co. the undersigned have consented to act as
Reorganization Committee TO prepare and sub
nit 10 the Creditors Plan of Reorganization.
The Committee has rapidly made examna-
ton Of the affairs OF the Company and is fully
impressed with the substantial correctness of
the statements furnished the Committee by the
corporation and OF the rectitude OF its business
methods
With satisfaction the Committee notes that
the assets, consisting OF instaInent contracts,
accounts receivable. merchandise on hand. and
q valuable plant Of eectrotype plates, copy
rights authors contracts etc. well as the
valuable goodwill Of this old-esJa bshed house,
very valuable; but It Is manifest that ad-
vantageous results depend entirely upon the
preservation OF the assets in their unity and
upon the uninterrupted continuance Of the
business.
The appointment by the Court OF Mr. J,
Hampden Dougherty. who is especially
petent for the duty. preserves the assets for the
benefit Of all Creditors without priority prefer
ence OF dismemberment.
We shall promptly prepare a Plan OF Reor-
ganization and submit the same for your con
sideration.
Pending the preparation of the Plan. Cred
itors invited file with the Secretary OF
the Committee. at No. II Nassau Street. d state
ment OF their respective claims
JAMES G. CANNON
Chairman
A. D. JUILLIARD,
EDMUND c. CONVERSE
WARNER VAN NORDEN
CHARLES HATHAWAY
Reorganization Committee
SULLIVAN & CROMWELL.
Counsel.
s. S. CONOVER
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-23

uel Powell substituted Trustee. sc. and Robert
Johnston Powell surviving Executor. SC Plain
tits against Sarah Elise Schmeckenh~cner
Defendants
In pursuance Of = Judgment % Foreclosure Sale
duly sbovesnJItIed action
Ninth day OF March. lsNO the
the said Judgment named. viii AZ Public
III Broadway in The Borough % Manhattan CITY OF
New York "Wednesday. the Eleventh day OF April
1909 d II o'clock that DAY. Peter Never
AucrOneer premises directed Judgment %
sold therein described a follows.
certain piece. parcel iand
buildings erected thereon situate lying and being
sOUtherly OF Fffry-stxth
and OF Yor n5-l
ans described follows RESSINNING a point on rhs
southerly side OF FiftysixIA Street and
easterly from the formed
sOuthery side OF Fftysixh
eastsry side OF Second Avenue
OF the line OF wall running thence
the centre or party Ave inches
%
nth thence easteriy and parallel with
Fifty-sixth along said line feet
northery and parallel with Second Avenue ard
the OF wall hundred I've
inches 10 he sogtheriy side OF sixth Street ard
westerly said 0utheriy side % Fiftyxth
street and parallel twenty 20
point place beginning
Dated. New YORK. March I'm. 1870
CHARLES pONOHCE. Reee--s
LORD DAY LORD.
Attorneys Plaintiffs.
once POstoH1ce Address No Broadway
Manhattan CITY
following Is diagram Il the property 20 he sold
as described above the number being No. 81
56fh Street,
East 5sth street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-23
fore rlosurs Sales.
NEW


- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TRUST COMPANY OF
THE CITY OF NEW YORK. Trustee plaintiff against
GEORGE r ROWE and others defendants
In pursuance Of judgment of duly
above ed action.
date the 18th day OF March. 1900 g
ONCE OF the Clerk Of the County York. the
18th day Of March, 1900 the undersigned referee
New York Real Estate salesroon. No. Broadway IA
The Borough OF Manhattan, The city OF New
18th day OF April 1860 Il O'Clock day.
Peter F Meyer auctGneer.
judgment be sold. described follows.
All thai certain plot piece parcel Of the
building thereon erected lying and
city Of New York, and bounded and described fol
lows
Beginning a u point northerly line OF
Hundred Thirty sixth (f36th) street distant
esstery thereon hundred and twelve and six
inches tel2 from the eastery line side OF SeTenh
(7th) Avenue running thence northeriy and parallel
with the line side or Seventh Avenue and
and s1ID line he block
between one Hundred and Thirtysixth G3dlb and One
Hundred Thirty u37th Streets. thence
along line OF block twelve feet
inches 02 81; thence souherly and parallel with
TIE easteriy line side 9TH
OF Hundred and Thirty sixth (l56th)
ard thence westerly along the northsriy line OF One
Hundred and Thirtysixth C36th) Street twelve feet
inches O26} the point place Of beginning said
lot being IN Section :. Block 1921 the land q
the City OF New York
The said premises being known By the street nGmber
l55 West 18TH Street
Dated New York. March 22d. 1900.
EDWARD l. PATTERSON Referee
PARSONS SHEPARD & OGDEN Attorneys r1r Plaintiff
Broadway York City.
The following Is diagram OF the property 20 be solo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-23
EnanrldI.
NEW YORK, March 22d 1900.
To the Creditors of
D. APPLETON e. CO.

Gentlemen-For three fourths Of a century the
house OF D. Appleton & CO. has continued with
out interruption or default. With growing rep
utation merited. trust, the house legitimately
has extended its interests until its position in
the publishing world is firmly established and
also is, We are embroidered to believe highly
esteemed
These statements measure the pain with which
We announce TO you the suspension OF our per
sonal operation OF the business. which three
generations Of our family have uninterruptedly
and successfully pursued.
The present situation is owing, not to undue
business risks nor to trade losses but mainly
to the fact that through the extension Of our
business on the installment contract basis
(Which contracts amount fully nine hundred
thousand dollars, now outstanding and IN due
course collectible) our capital has become in
adequate to meet our maturtties. and We are
unable 10 meet obligations, You will find
however. very valuable and money-ma king
property If adequate capital be provided a
business and goodwill OF great value. and all
UNMORTGAGED AND UNPLEDGED
The Courts have appointed Mr. J. Hampden
Dougherty as Receiver of the corporation. with
power to continue the business until further or
der Of Court.
Above all personal considerations is our anx-
iety to discharge our Indebtedness. To this
duty shall devote ourselves unremittingly
and we feel confident that with your encourage
ment We shall be able 70 fulfil not only our duty
10 you but our ambition well
Bespeaking your considerate and helpful CO
operation in the readjustment and permanent
establishment Of the business. we are
Yours respectfully
D APPLETON & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-23
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. County of New York.-

SCPREME COURT. County or New Xorx-
SELMA G DARGoN Plaintiff. against EDWARD
MeARDLE. and Others Defendants.
Ia pursgsnes OF an n,sroeutory Igdsm-ns ror s..s
day Of Marrh 1850. and duly otos
the UNDERSIGNED Referee Judgement naInsd
New YORK Zeal estate salss1oos a. No III s-oaa~sy
me Y s p m aSi az ~ M. sne i !,
y o.ci,rk noon By Peter 2 Never A9etionser re
described as follow All situate IN e sorouzn q Mar
Soasdea ana describes a. soro sTs-
rr5S i, AL 'aq 5 e,sP aens heas t and ward %
the CITY q New York on the ssunerv SIDE 81 Sn-ry
Number One hundred sx;v-lSh' Gss Cherry street
nine u49l cherry Street bounded northe~iy tons ~
known Num6er hundred seventy uTo1 Cherry
sIes, ,f and n9% knosa a. %sssr one Hns An
!o, and westerly y another vseant lot sac los son
each side sixty feet be les Being ne
b. csthaT'n- Fay and another BY ds-s
Nav lst 1871 and recorded In ne afce r ne 1890
Of The CouEty Of View York IN Liner HIS Of Conveyanc-s
sround situate ying being se7snsh Ward %
street formerly known and diszs-issed bv ne
the stree, Number ia bsrrv sfras bounded and a.
srf g ss as = r- RENNTNd a, S' % 5ss sun I'm.
s as son,hwessry corner Or Cherry si-ss ant
slip feet thence westerly parallel ws Cherry
SIP sixty fee, 70 IN. ss.v .as p 5sr s.-e ard
VENT fet ra "a, sons , ne NE =, sn5,s ss,nT III.
sane premises Gonysgl % ths said sssr3 DsssOs M
27b. ISL and said Rsistsrs once IN I4ser
THIRD: All thar e-rtain dwelling house and ot q
The City or Sew 4srR a On a iauasrS .s Of hs5
Number One hundred and SEVENTY four +i CherrY -rr
and distinguished ey the street NuHor
BY aforesaid sastey BY
vacant lot formerly Number one hundred ard
Der One ma rfty-seven d5TN cherry strees
southeIiy n this bv vacant lot and westerly ~
two G7} Cherry Street. and known a. Number ons
hundred nfty- tl52 Cherry Street said lot
and being The same premises
conveyed the said Edward DsrgOu IN his lifetime ~
aud recorded in ssd Register orce n ELS of
Conveyancts. +56. Nav 2arh- 1s6s -.
buildings improvements thereon -ecEet
situate wing and being ;hs Seventh Ward q the Cy
Map Of property belonging James Barker SURVEYED %
csnaher. 1884 by Thomas r. Ludam city surveyor ana
County OF New York June 1Tth- tss5 oy Lot Nusnees
Three (S. bounded follows wit Southeriy IN mont
FL ar ns Si Fleet R @ss BY BY E SbG Two = S
said Map and esstery Lot Number -Four t+) On sat
and ca length side Seventy I've
90 feet and being known BY the Street Number One
hundred and nrty six $3.50 Cherry Street the easry a6
westerly walls OF the building erected on sad loe osns
party walls and being the premises conveyed %
ana others bv dated September 2sth 1852 and
corded said Registers Office in Lber o OF Convey
ances. 222 September 25th. 1889
Dated New YORK. March Ind. 1900
Referee
RIDER SMITH Esqs
~ Pine Street city.
I JAMES A DONEGAN ESQ.
! Aity. Tor dett- Edward McArtl-.
Beekman street New York City.
/ COHAIAAN BROTHERS. Esqs.
/ 27I Broadway. New York City.
BAGGOTT & RYALI. Esqs-.
for def. Susan Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-23
90 Uhom 81 alan Concern.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK County Of Allegany matter Of
the application OF The Celadon Terrs-Cotta Company.
Limited. Tor authority change It's teladon
Roofing Tile Company Notice hereby siveR that The
Celadon TerraCoTta Company. Limited. domestic
poraon having It's principal business office In the Village
q Alfred county All-g u New
apply the supreme Court or New 1ork.
Special Term thereof the City and County
Hall la the city of Buffalo. OF Erie on the TIN
day % May, 1900 at o'clock the forenoon or that
day soon thereafter counsel can De heard FOR
an order authorizing said corporation 70 change It's cor
porate name % .Ceiaton Roofing Tile Company
Dated March II
lssaLl TIE CELADON TERRA GOTTA CO.. LTD.
II. D. DONNEIL4Y CHARLES T. HARRIS.
Petitioners Atxrs President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-23

EN 1OtSh SUPREME OOCh1- OOulIy u
YOrk-Mar1s Antonette F-azy Plaintiff. against
William g Ftagg al. Defendants
IN IlterlOcutory Judgment Partition
Sale made entered IN the abOveencrec
ton bearing the tav March. 1900. I the
tersigred Referee said Judgment named viii sell
Pubic a. the New York Real Estate Sales
Room No. Broadway. the Borough ~ Manhattan.
city OF New 4rh day OF April. 1900, az =
day, by Peter 2 Never Aucttcneer.
premises directed BY said judgment De sold and
described = follows
OF land, with tire buildings and In
erected. and being
N0rthsTly Thtreth Street between Fourth and
Eighteenth ward OF the City %
York, bounded and described follows Beginning
side OF Thirtisth point
distant hundred EasJsriy rom ths
Northeastery OF Madison and ThlrrtetH
NOrthery and parallel with said
9S feet inches and through the
ire OFFS party on OF the building
on the premises hereby described.
parallel Thirtierh Street Twenty feet thence
souhsry line parallel said Madison Avenue and
through the wall the Eassrly side
" said building ninerysight inches said
Northsrly Street thence Westerly
along Thirtieth
- he place q beginning
Dated: New YORK March IS. 1900
HARLAN r STONE Rscs-s.
WILMER 8 CASFIEID.
Attorneys Plaintiff Wall Street Manhattan y. z.
city
The following g diagram OF the property 20 = sold
described above The street number being Al East 3oth