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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19
foreclosure GQles.
NEW YORK sUPRFME CoURT, COZ


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
g. OF NEW YORK Charles n Parntt. Plaintiff, against
GeVIse stole and Rno., Defendants-In pursuance OF
~ OF Foreclosure and sale. duly made and entered
ss action bearing date the 10th day OF
august 1900. the undersigned, the Referee In said
SuoSnsnt named, will sell Public Auction, at the New
10TH Real Estate Saesroou No III Broadway. IN the
tor0ugh or Manhattan City Of New York the ard day
81 Vctober 1870 al II O'Clock that day by Her
pert A. Sherman Auctioneer. premises directed by
SAY Judgment to be Sold and therein described follows;
All those two certain ots. pieces parcels Of land
situate. lying and heirg In tHs
City County and State OF New York. bounded and de-
scTibed follows;
Beginnng point on NortherIy side OF One hun
1ed and foryseventh Street. distant three hundred
y t5O feet Easterv from the corner formed by the in
tersecton OF the Northeriy eide OF
Boulevard running Nctherly right anrles
with One hundred and foryseventh Street. hundred
Iee 1OV thence Eastery parallel with One hundred
and fortyseventh Street f50)
street. one hundred 200 feet Northerly side
one hundred and fortyseventh Street; Westerly
along the Northerly side of One hundred and fortysev
enth street nifty 600 feet the place begin
Numbers Fortyone f4D and Forty-tWo t42) on
map entitled Map OF valuable building lots. Port Nor
RS In the 23rd Wsrd CO ire CIV 4 New
June End. 1875 by William Livingston City Surveyor
County OF New York. October 14th 1875. Together
with onehalf OF One hundred forty-sevenh Street
in front OF said lots the Street
to the easement Of the public the public
Street.
Dated. New York. September 10TH 1900.
ROGER A. PRYOR, Referee
EDWIN c. WARD, Attorney for Plaintiff.
146 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan
New York City. N Y.
The following is diagram Of the property sold as
described above. the street number being
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Diplbeno \ otlers.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY CosspANY,
DIyrnrNyr ,Eew York. September 10. 1900
~ IfADEND OF ONE AND ONE-H AI,F
ended III %h LENT dAse), Of income for the WA
stock 81 me o. 1900 has been declared on the Preferred
holders ~ payable October TO- 1900 70 stock
VI record ct the close of busIness asn Ioan
pteeerred stock transfer books will close AZ p
tuesday October o. 1900, ~ WIN open AT ~ a. NJ
JOSIAH p. HILL. Secretary.
Tbs Mail street New York September 10 1900
soct DOORS OF the Voting Trustees for Preeeras
PAM rTust Certificates OF Southern Railway COM
ia0o 80. Use at . P NJ. Tuesday September On
1900 anu VIII reopen at 10 A NJ. Tuesday October O
on or, October 10. 1000. the Voting Trustees win - -.
Der cent ooSte the above dividend OF one and
ties enfI,,s5 when received by Them among the par
V'0As when closed as above. " '" oh 'heir
j. P. MORGAN & COMPANY
AGENTS for Voting Trustees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19

lie la &c GUARANTEE AND TRUST co.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF Two Y AN SSn
by tbs Hale HALE PER CENT has this day been d.elsres
sockholdsys % apnstees payable October l. 1000 to
49, OF record on the closing OF the
he '6s al + A. on September % 1900 The HOOKS vii
Fe1 al ~ A NJ, October l. 1900
EDWARD o. STANLEY Treasurer
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Proposals.

DEPOT Q. NJ. DEPT. Jefrersonville Ind,
u september H. lsOOmssalsod pr9DSsas in trlPoa1s
standard Tme1 49, 1900 for furnishing various
articles Of QUARTERMAsTERs SUPPLIES. Prefer
nca given 10 articles domestic production or manu-
facure-detais schedule. The right reserved to re
Information furnished on application Envelopes con
tainng PROPOSALS should be marked Propossls Tor O. N
SUPPLIES and addressed c. r. BARNETT, Deputy
Q. NJ Gen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19

fF,ffIIo0ss sHEFFIEID STEEL & IRON co.
l"E Board Of Directors have this day de
PIP 5 dividend q ONE AND THREE TOURTHs
ont -. i,NI upon the Preferred Stock Of the Company
100 ne earnings for the Quarter 3Ist
70, pybe October 1906 the once % Guaranty
cloe.s ,iaIang q Ne York. Transfer Books viii he
me- p n seuember 10th and reopened the
'NiHE ~ October 70 1900
Ns. j. " MCQUEEN Secretary and Treasurer.
-'s" York. September II 1860
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19
I41fh Sfreet

Inc approximate amount charge satisfy
e, lhe aboVe-descrtbed property be sold,
with interest thereon from the Srd day OF July
tS0o Osether with costs and allowances amounting
,tL win interest from August 10TH 1900 together
OF taxes assessments liens which to be al
70 ne purchaser out of the purchase
py the Referee, Is S101 81 and interest
LATED. New York. September 10th. 1900
ROGI1R A. PRYOR. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-19
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT Comfy c

-. New York.-Josepha NJ. Young as executrix etc.
Flaintlr against Cornelius H Tarnan another
PENDANTS. -
In pursuance OF Judgment foreclosure and sale duly
mace ana entered In the above
sac me 8Oh DAY OF March 1900 the undersigned the
uon at the New York Real Estate Saesrooms No. III
broadway, in the Borough OF Manhattan City of New
hork on Thursday. the goth day OF September 1900
u O'Clock noon that day, by William Kennedy auc-
loneer the premises directed judgment
ana therein described follows:
All hat certain lot Of ground with the building thereon
erected situate in the Twelfth Ward City OF
YORK now known and designated the Twelfth Ward
OF ne Borough Of Manhattan. the souherly side
OF Nlnety-seventh Street, bounded
lows viz Beginning at point the southery line Of
westerly from the point formed by
me westerly line Of Eighth now known
al Park Wes with the southerly line
street thence running southerly parallel with the
cry line Of Eighth Avenue now known Central Fark
,WesO and part Of the way through a party wall
hundred feet thence westerly parallel with the southery
Ine or Ninetyseventh feet thence north
cry parallel with the westerly line OF Eighth Avenue
known as Central Park Nes and Of the through
a party wall hundred feet southerly line OF
Nneysevenh Street and thence eastery along the said
Eolhery line Of Nneyseventh Street twenty feet to the
point OF beginning The land affected by the said
Inent now lies in Section in Block 1882 the Land
Map or the City Of New York
Dated New York, August 2Sth, 1900.
GEORGE w. ELLIS Referee.
LORD, DAY & LORD. Attorneys for Plaintiff once
ana Post once address, No 40 Broadway Manhattan)
New York City.
The following lie diagram OF the property Sold
its street number No 81 Ninety-seventh Street.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Hon. Frank I

Fitzgerald. a Surrogate County Of New York.
bearing date the 9Th day Of April 1900 Notice is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against Frank Mccoy
late Of the County Of New York deceased 20
same with vouchers thereof TO the subscriber at his place
Of trensacting business the Office OF William H. Stock
well No LAG Broadway in the City Of New York.
before the first day OF November
Dated New York, the 10th day Of April. 1900
THOMAS MCCOY. Executor.
WILLIAM H. sTOCKWELL. Attorney for Executor, No.
146 Broadway Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
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West a6fE 81

West 96th Street
The approximate lien or charge 10 satisfy
which the above described property be sold 500 40
with interest thereon from the OF March IeOO
less the OF $5e5.47 paid account together With
me expenses of the sale. The approximate amount OF
me taxes assessments and water liens
20 be allowed 10 the purchaser
or paid by the Referee. is $I37.0 and interest '
Dated New York, August 2Sth 1900
GEORGE ". ELLIS. Referee
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GERMAN RIEDlT ERRANEAG SER VICE
NORTH GERMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LLOYD. To LINE.
NAPLES AND GENOA VIA GIBRALTAR OR ALGIERS
BY EXPRESS STEAMERS. =.
Columbia Nov. g. II AN Nov. "a. II An
tx VIM Nov 10 10 A. NJ iTVerra Dec. /, p NJ.
'F Blsm,k Nov II, II AN columbia. Dec 6 Il A M
FOR ALEXANDRIA. EGYPT, JAN. ., D. FEE, <.
Return tickets available the Of either line
from Naples Genoa Gibraltar Hamburg. Bremen. Lon
don, Southa Paris and Cherbourg.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OELR1CHS & CO. Agents LINE,
Broadway, y. Y. 81 Broadway N. Y.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of Hon. Frank

Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County Of New York.
NOTICE hereby given all persons having claims
against Emma Grace Knevals late Of the County Of New
with vouchers thereof
place Of transacng business
ONCE OF Knevas Perry. No "a Nassau Street Bor
ough Manhattan in City OF New York before
22nd day OF November
New York. the 18th day Of May, 1900
STEPHEN NJ. KNEVALS.
PAUL FEM.
RNEyAIS & PERRY, Executors
Attorneys "a Nassau Street Borough OF
Manhattan. New York City.
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miscellaneous.

Ii sUPEasLUors HAIR permanently and radically
y ~ adastroved. no electricity guaranteed
Il NeSN'SE Mime. JULIAN, 40 West Soth a.
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AhERIcAN sMELTING ANp REFINING CO.,
htBBER GOODS MANUFACTURING co.
MIL t Ice OF Dividend on Common stock.

me DIRECTORS have this day declared
rsr tsg.4eno 90 2 Of One Per Cent nGD the Com
n o. this Company Of the earnings. payable
Hs hth Gay q October " -
a, tians:er Books Will be Saturday. october g.
gcisrt clock n and reopen October 18TH al ten
~-ssaes viii De mailed registered holders.
Barring. MAGOUN & co,
august 30 1900 1a'tisf n s''''
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MAM8ll@@.MMERIGAM nlME-

HAM BURG-AMER'GAM GlMIE.
TWIN SCREW ", EXPRESS SERVICE TO Pk ,{nIGIr
Bismarck Sept. 90 1OAM TX friedrich sept27, 10 AN
DEUTSCHLAND, Columbia. Oct. 4, 10 AN
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE TO PLYMOUTH
CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG, ALSO n. Y,
TO CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG.
Waldersee Sept. % 3:30P NJ Pennsylvania. Oct g. PM
Bulgaria. Sept. %, AN BeRrava. Oct. 0, AN
SAILS for Hamburg direct
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE. 81 B.MAY. y. y.
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DED d LINE.

DED D LINE.
IL For La Guayra Puerto Cabello, Curacao Mara
,aibo via Curacao--CaillnR also at Puerto Rico.
' From Roberts Pier Brooklyn.
G Saturday. Sept. %.
G Q Saturday Oct. q.
These have superior accommodations for pas
'eNA BOULTON, BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. i3h Front St
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Dipioeno Aohccs.

Eipioeno Hotlccs.
me CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY
''nee q the Treasurer.
Chicago. September 1900
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of S125 per
tltre Win be paid Noeember next 20 the
- 4 this Coupany's Stock registered such
-s - eiosinB Of the Transfer Books.
.Laiikfer Books VIII be closed az o'clock p. NJ
e IN day q September. and opened at 10 o'clock
- - o. the sth day of October
r. 2. HAYNE. Treasurer
hiCAN SMELLING AND REFINING CO.,
- brnacwav. New York. Sept. 18th 1900.
F.ryr QLARTERLY DIVIDEND NO. 3.
IhE DIRECTORS OF THE AMERICAN
cis,.s sne ting and Refining Company this day de
6R-n- ne ne regular QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE
PETrrl lisltE-t1-4 CARTERS PER CENT. G&T) on the
~ ca.-TSfiE-1 CAPITAL STOCK Of the Company paya-
co., st 1850 20 stockholders Of record al twelve
10 noon, September 22nd 1900.
fs SEs q ihe Company the transfer Of the Pre-
ts,5 acE v u be closed twelve ociock noon. sep
<<hc 1900. and wilI be opened October 10th, 1900
EDWARD BRUSH, Secretary
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ANGMOR l1NE. sF + 5, MAIH
TO LA 8 COW VIA LOND o DE Y.
. From Pier "a, North River, foot of West 2fth ST
Astoria Sept % Ethiopia. Oct g. noon
Furnessa. Sept. % noon city -.
Cabin, Rome $50 Other steamers. $3.50 and up.
second Cabin. $50 to $35 Storage $3.50 TO 5000
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents II & 10 Broadway
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-21
Editor of Herald:

A word or two m regard to a clipping from the Dolores, Colo. Star, which appeared in your paper of last week:
 Itis sufficient 10 say that the Board of Supervisors uf Apache County, Arizona, has allowed every bill of expense connected with the recent chase of outlaws, and the fact may be seen in the Report ot their proceedings which the Herald is now publishing.
 So where is the vail of the Star edftor7 He had better look after his own county officials; or better still, attend strictly to facts when he writes of any ono.
 As to tho two men, Holgate and McJeukins: they left the Sheriff's posse and were doing business on their own authority; and of course could not expect the county to foot theIr bills.
 The Star can afford to do no less il justice. than make known these facts, 10 counteract the sentiment against Apache County. aroused by the article above alluded to. Apache county always pays her bills; and asks only the coopera- tion-in running down criminals which all law abiding communities will willingly give to protect nei ghbOring counties.
 Edw. Beelcr.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-21

A farmer under the Arizona canal came to Phoenix yesterday and asked for a warrant to arrest 8 prospector. who had filled his can teen out of hts ditch. When the farmer romOnstrated with the prospector for ''stealing water" the man with tho burro wanted to fight. He didn't seem to think that taking two quarts ofwater out of a ditch was theft. and was ready to fight any man that thought otherwise. He threw the warm water back. k.-Gazette.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-21

We arc not the only one with . kick against the miserably manag- ed mail matters. The AlLuqurque Citizen complained some time ago about the irregular handling ot mail to Gallnp, this week com- plaint comes from Bland, N. N.
 Col. Lind of Zonia, Ariz. Says it took a letter from July lst to 18th to get from Prescott to Kirkland. We have other instan- ees to show that a considerable overhauIing is badly needed in this department of government work.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-21

Some of the newspapers of west ern Colorado. suffering from dou- ble dose of desire fer yellow jour naIlsm, fling journalistic courtesy to the winds and publish private telegram from a Salt Lake City pa per, asking about an Apache coun- ty, Arizona, cficiaI. Such treat ment ot confidential business leads one to think that such fellows, for the sake of a two-bit notoriety, would bandy the name of an own daughter a1out till it became by word on the Bowery.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-21

White of an egg beaten with loaf sugar and lemon relieves hoarse- ness, a teaspoonful taken once every hour.
 IL IS said that raw egg if swal- lowed at once when fish bone is caught m the throat beyond the req, h of fingers will dlslodge the bone and carry it down.
 One of the best remedies in case of bowel troubles is a partly beaten raw egg taken at one swallow. It is healing to the inhamed stomach and intestines, and, will relieve tho feeling of distress. Four eggs taken in this msnner in twenty-fours hours will form the best kind Of nourishment as we'll as medicine f,r the patient.
 A raw egg IS one of the most nutritious Of foods, and may be taken veiy easily if the yolk IS not broken. A little nutmrg grated upon the egg, few drops of lemon juice added, some chopped paisley sprInkled over 1t, or some salt and a dash of cayenne pepper, vary the flavor and tend to mako it more palatabIe when taken as a medicine.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-21

cares for expenses? IL is the only
 free lunch m France, for they do
 not do things that way here
 Treating is unknown, and this is
 wholesale treating. The French,
 male and female. regard it with
 suspicion and approach the lunch
 counter with fear. They do this
 the first time, but "bouleverse" by
 novel experience of eating, with
 out being charged for the napkin,
 the sugar, the plate, tho service,
 corn soup, corn fritlers, corn cakes, and syrup, all in 8 long itemized
 bill, Q Ia francals, they come again and again until the manag ing Amerlcan(who by the way is a
 born diplomat and speaks French ) explains that the Kilehen is not ln- tended for regular and porman. 
 cnt free boarding house. Corn in any form is a mewhat heating diet, and when a French woman after eating heartily of hot cakes and syrup asked for something to drink, tho good colored woman from Now Orleans, who stands be- hind the counter and speaks French with :he best ot them. poured her q glass of water. She tasted it under the impression that it was corn wine and said 1t bit her tongue. Some Of her companions then slipped the water and all agre- ed that Ii had 8 curious taste and bit their tongues There was noth- ing peculiar about the water except that ii was ice cold. This will ap- pear improbable'to the American cold water drinkers, but there is not word ot exaggeration in 1t. A rural Frenchman after his first corn meal saId: When I tell them at home l have eaten corn, they will not believe me; We feed it only to beasts The manager showed me a letter from clnbman at Lyons, which read: "Monsieur Director, please send me five or ten francs worth of corn cakes, c. O. D." The manager replied that in order 10 be appreciated, the corn cakes must be served hot, and if he would do him the honor to call at tho An nex, in Paris, he would furnish them free. The greatest patronage 1 If the corn bread kitchen comes rom Americans in Paris, who do 1 rot need conversion. There are many fakes in Paris, but this is the most serio-comieal and expensive of them.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-21

This officc has received the 9th Annual Register of the University ct Arizona. This popHlar Insiitu- has had year of prosperity, and is doing 8 work for which every c;tlzen of tho territory can justly feel pride. A-zona young peo- pie should as far as at all practica- ble attend our home schools; for aside from many other reasons, the ambitious young person who in- tends to mako his permanent home bere. will form friendships at the schools which often in after years will be of great advantage, 2 matter of too much importance to be disregarded whom one is con- sidor ng the schools.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-21

The we'll on the grounds of the Good Shepherd, in the town of Wauwatosa, Wis, has been bored to, the depth of 2.s3O feet, one of the deepest wells in the world. The contractor has con- cluded that he cannot obtain 0 flowing well and therefore stops. The water rises within so feet of the surface, and IS soft. limpid, of excellent quality for drinking. for washing or culinary pur- poses, and is in such abundance as to furnish water sufficient for the needs Of 4,COo or 5000 persons The water will have to be pumped up by an engine, which will cost $500, and then the in- stitution will have all the water it re- auires for century to come.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-21

~What will get here for lunch?' asked the man at the restaurant counter. There's the bill of fare" answered the man in the white coat, you can order what you want. I'm not saying what you will get. "-Indi- annapolis News.
 Gan you tell me which muslin ooms are poisonous and which are not?" asked the young woman. -'l can," an- swered the young man who never ad- mits he doesn't know. "How?" By reading the papers next morning.''- Washington Star
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-21

. Prescott was almost destroyed by fire on the night of the l4th. inst. AT the business part was burned. Hotels, banks. stores, saloons and newspaper offices all went up in smoke. Loss IS estimated al S1,OOO, 900 with but S300000 ;nsur' ance. Buildings were blown upin hopes of checking the blaze but to no purpose.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-21
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

Sure, Pat, and why are ye wearin' yer coat buttoned up loike that on a warm day loike this?" Faith. yer riverence, to hoide the shirt Oi haven't got on."-Punch.
 Mrs. Gallagher-"An' phwatn Oi do at all, Moike? This machine only goes uY to Is shtone, an Oi'm 16 shtone if Oi'm an ounce." Gallagher -"Get on twoice, Bridget, an add up tn totals. ."-Glasgow Evening Times
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-21

The Halderman brothers are 10 hang Aug. 10th, at Tombstone. The Prospector says that theprlson- CTS, ,however :, are hopeful that ex C. ut,vc ciemency wll yet save their necks.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-21

Clergyman feel the heat moro than other men,.
 "How do you knowl"
 .sThey are under professional ob- ligations not to say violent things about it."
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-21

A Falling out.-"'And why did you leave your last place?" Cook an me had fallin' out, mem." "I don't see why you should leave for little thing like that" 'But we fell out O tn third-story window. mem."-Cleveland Plsir-nesler.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-21
Bees H.xe Keen Ex..

Bees are said to see an enormous distance. When absent from their hive they go up in the air till they see their home. and then fly toward it m straight line.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-21

The Mesa Press says that water supply has reached the last notch Tn the valley.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-21

Direction for making Apache County bathing suit for small boy; Strip.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-21

The Grand Canyon Railroad is insolvent. The business men of Williams will lose s80,000.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-21

4 man who marries a reform woman to reform her seldom lives long enough to finish the job.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-21

The Sunday morning sermon IS always long to the woman with an old bonnet.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-21

"You are very quiet tonight, Charlotte"
 tYes; I read something today, and intended to talk to you about 1t. but 1 can't think what it was"
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-21

"What shall 1 sing, Clarence.
 s.Sing that lovely old-tine song, 'Lorena. ~
 "Oh, I see; you're fixing for a good long nap."-Chicago Record.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-21
SATURDAY, JULY zI.
Flagstaff will have a midsummer Carnival, Aug. 9th to 11th.

Morenci has a Mexican who claims to be born in 1799.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-03
Money In soiIed Linen.

1T Is astonishing how careless PEG
pie are about sending clothes to iaun-
dry without first searching them FOR
money and jewelry," said the manager
Of q laundry the other day. "Yester-
day a woman sent bundle OF dresses
here, and in the pocket OF one was
800 in bills. We never search 'ciotn-
ing for yaluables. The dresses were
mt In the washing machine, soap ana
water put in, and after the machine
had been running half an hour II was
opened. and the man In charge was as
tonished to see paper money boating
around on the water. The bills had In
some manner worked out Of the pocket
OF the dress, and, strange to say, not
one of them was torn. We ran the
money through the drying machine
and then ironed each bill carefully
After we got through you could not
have told that the money had been In q
laundry washing machine for half an
hour. We sent for the woman, ano
when she came to the laundry she mao
not yet missed her money.
mot long ago man sent some SHIRTS
TO our laundry from the bosom OF one
of which he forgot to remove dla-
mond stud worth $50. Our people CID
not see the diamond, and we DID not
And II until be called US up snd made
known his loss. Then put my men TO
searching, and we found the diamond
In the catch basin in the sewer."-New
York Mail and Express