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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12
NEW TEXTILE COMPANY.

Large Concern, Backed by Eastern Capt.
tai, to Locate in This City.
1t is reported, on reliable authority,
that a company, backed by Boston and
New York capital, has been organized,
with local members, to locate plant
in this city Tor the manufacture OF
textile goods.
1t is said the company is associated
with large houses in New York and
Boston and already has enough orders
to keep the plant running for two
years.
1t is also reported that the looms
and other machinery have been order cd
and the company is now looking for a
site. 1t is said lot was offered gratis
in the Eleventh ward, but it is be-
lieved site in the Ninth ward will be
selected. How many people will be
employed is not known.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12
THE BAND AND EIoUNcE.
A Style to BE Worn Only. After O
O'Clock.

A Style to BE Worn Only After O
O'Clock.
Philadelphia Record,
For hot evenings ON the hotel piazza
at seaside resorts, Mademoiselle looks
charming in her little silk frook with
the new sleeve only to be worn afte, 9
o'clock at night The dress is neither
elaborate nor expensive, but can only
be worn after dinner, because it IL
partly decollete and has the new Sleeve.
This begins at the shoulder with three
inch wide lands Of black velvet ribbon,
connected with an almost fiat puff Of
white mousseline de solo. Beneath the
third band Of velvet ribbon there falls
a pretty flounce Of the silk from which
the gown is made. The fulness is
principally below because it is
shaped hounce. IL is bordered with
single row of velvet ribbon applied at
the hem. The flounoe falls gracefully
from the lower band not quite to the
elbow. 1t is arranged to be tritie
longer at the elbow and outside of the
arm than it is toward the body. The
fulness also is disposed toward the
elbow. Tho tlounce hangs quite straight
down at the inside line of the arm.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12
HARRY F. SUTTON DROWNED.
Serious Result of.the Capsizing Of Launcl
Near woodland Beaoh.

INNHt D..
Harry f. Sutton, son. OF Edwin G.
Sutton, the electrician of No. 1905
West Seventh street, was drowned in
the Delaware Bay, about 10 miles north
Of Woodland Beach ON the Fourth of
July.
In company with two friends named
Dugan and Hughes of Edge Moor, he
set out from this city in naptha
launch in the morning, enroute
for Woodland Beach. That place was
reached in safety, but returning the
party was overtaken by the storm and
the boat capsized.
The other two boys chung to the boat
until help arrived, but Sutton went
down.
Deceased was in the employ of the
Delaware Machine Co., having worked
there since February 9Th last, and was
doing well at his trade, pattern making
His death Ia an unusual shock to the
family, as only two weeks ago they
buried another son.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12

For an oreandy dress or one Of Swiss
muslin cut your sleeve so that it
wrinkles into fulness over the upper
arre. 1t Is finished at the elbow by a
frill Of lace or q rutfle of the orgsLdy.
This ruille may be bordered with mar
row Valenciennes lace or simply be
finished witha hem. Do not have the
hem Of ruffie stitched by sewing
machine unless it is bordered with
lace. The hand hemming is more
dainty for an untrimmod uffie. Balti :
mole News. wa
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12

Ice-cold water is not go good as iced
water-that is, water cooled by ice
without coming in contact with it. The
less of either the better. 1t is an ex-
cellent practice to drink waterman
abundance of it-iust befors retiring,
also the first thing in the morning. 1t
is q cleanser of the system, and is a
good diuretic. Ladies' Home journal.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12

While at Sbellpot Park yesterday week
Miss Laura M. Smith Of No. 500 Shear
man street, was struck in the forehead
by stone sent flying through the air
by the explosion of large cannon
cracker. 1t took five stitches to close
tine wound.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12

The following pensions have been
granted to Delnwareans: Original, to
Jonah Cephas, Seaford, So FER month |;
Mary L. Hunter, Harbeson, an original
widows pension of IS per month !:
Sarah Clark, Camden, renewal of Sl2
per month.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12

DR.. James Walker. formerly of this
city, but now of Chester county, and
Miss Annie Shaffner, also of chat
county, were married in the Kennett
Square Presbyterian Church June Goth,
the Rev. Robert Ii. Hunter officiating.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12

John I. johnson of Frederick has
been granted an increase of pension
and will now receive sl2 per month
Margaret Il. Davis of frankfort has
been granted an original widows
pension of So per month, with special
accrued interest from June I'd.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12


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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12
His House in Order.
SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI.

Hocd,s plis cure liver III. ;the non4rri.stins and
MY cathartic "a tnRc with Hoods sarsa pariilu.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12

deeper in his tolls. Trusted by her son
and cognizant of all the state affairs,
Tsu Isl merely watched closely for the
moment to make her sortie. 1t came
presently, prefaced by an alarming
rumor that the Emperor's health was
failing seriously. Naturally the govern
ment must be protected, and with a
sick perhaps dying, Emperor, what
more suitable and proper than that the
regents who had proved themselves
efficient before should be summoned
Within month the youthful Emperor
became, as his subjects were piously
informed, "a guest on high" But the
government was saved, for the two EN-
presses were in full authority, and OBJ.
viously, for the best interests Of the
country, they would be asked to retain
il. lung Chi bad married young
wife not long before his death, and as
she was about to become mother, it
! was supposed that If she bore a son he
would naturally be proclaimed the heir
of his father. For reasons best known
to herself, however, Tsu Tsi did not
wait for any such development, but
presented at once to the Chinese people
new Emperor in the person of Kwane
Shu, young son Of brother of the
Emperor Hsien Fung. What her
reasons for this step were are not readily
understood by even those most CONVEX.
sant with Chinese history. Had her
daughter in laws motherhood resulted
in male child, her regency would have
been even longer than with this nephew
heir. Her choice. too, of the new boy
Emperor was distinct violation of one
of the most sacred traditions of the
country, that of ancestral worship, for,
y as Kwang Shu was cousin OF his i'm
mediate successor, he belonged to the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-27
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.


BY L. J. Phillips & Co: No. 1895 Bathgate-ave..
side. 100 feet south of One-hundred- nd-sev-
entyninth-st, 19xS534 three story frame fathouse
absolute sale. No. 1900 E3athgate-ave. east side
s. feet south of One-hundred seventy nnth-st
ls6X5534, three story frame Gathouse: absolute
sale Ford-st, north side. I25 feet of Web
ster-ave.. 50xloo. four two story and attic frame
dwelling houses; absolute sale
-and-eigh ty-third-st., north side. 225
sac
and-eighiy- fourth-st. s0xS5x45x5x450ix9O; vacant
absolute sale.
BY Bryan /. Kennedy: No. 12l Observation-Disclosures
twenty-eighth-st north side IA feet west of Lex
ington-ave, 15XS9l1. three story and basement
brownStone dwelling house; voluntary sale.
No. l451 Amsterd3m-aVe east side lS4S feet
north Of One hundred thirty first-st 25xl00
nIe story brick tenement house; voluntary sale.
Nc. l,i2s Amsierdam-ave.. east side. 2O9.s feet
five story brick tenement house; Voluntary sale
Nc. l.46l Amsterda m-ave.. east side, 2348 feet
five story brick tenement house: voluntary sale
BY William NJ; Ryan: No. 349 Eighty-third-st..
three story and basement brownstone dwelling
house. absolute sale.
No . 2s5 Southern Boulevard. west side $50 feet
house; August Freutel against Abraham Kaufman
e. al: William II. Ricketts,. referee amount due
No --8 Southern Boulevard. side 325 feet
h" ,l 81 H9me-st 25xloo three story frame fiat
ere: amount due, 1874 a. subject to taxes, etc
BY u, Phoenix Ingraham: No 5l3 One-hundred-
feet west of Amsterdan-ave l5xsg II four story
brick dwelling house: l. Ravard Snitb trnetns
b Knowles e al No. !; A H Larkin referee
amount due, S3.2s9 ~. subject 10 taxes etc s95 II
20 5lo one hundred-and- iftieth-st.. on map No
Dis north SIDE. go feet west of Amsteriam-ave
1aKssll, four story brick dwelling house same
sl32S9 a. subject to taxes etc slq5 II Nue
by 'ohn y Golding; Riverdale. Airing on-ave.
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REAL ESTATE.
TWO BIG BROADWAY BLOCKS SOLD.

Sawson & Hobbs have sold to Bingham Brothers
the plot of lots situated at the southeast corner
of Broadway and Ninety -fourth-st., being s. feet
In Broadway by JAG feet in Ninety-fourth-st. The
builders drawing plans for a story
apartment house 10 be erected on the property
similar in plan and design 10 the apartment house
built and sold by Alexander Walker at the south
west corner OF Broadway and Ninety -fourth-st
and which is said to have been great success
slawson & Hobbs were also the brokers in the sale
reported few days ago of eight lots on the south
hide OF Ninety-fourth-st, from Francis NJ jerks
10 r. Axelrod.
John n. Golding has sold for the Flanagan es-
hate a large plot of land the southwest corner
of Sixty-seventh-st and Broadway, u2lO feet In
Broadway, 1857 feet in Sixtyseventh-st, 1000 feet
TO the centre line of the block and 1852 Feet 10
Broadway. TO Franklin Petit. This plot adjoins
the hotel Marie Antonette.
George r. Read has sold for ". ". and T. NJ
Hall James H. Benedict the lot on the south
side OF Seventy hfth-st. seventy-hve feet east OF
Park-ave, for about $4,000.
John J. Coady has sold for Cora Roig 10 A an
Beuren. for business purposes. No. 16S West Forty
Eixth-st. dwelling house on lot 2oxloo for 5000
The William S. Anderson Company have sold for
McCarerty & Buckley No. ISL East Seventy-frst-
Ing house, on lot 15xl022 to a Mr. Tobias
Frank and Walter Colahan have sold No; 1858
Second-ave., northeast corner of Forty -frst-st,
flve-story brick fathouse. with store on lot 24Sx
John Peters has sold for Augustine, ]. Smith No.
2:o63 Clinton.ave three story dathouse' on lot
25xl00 to Fritz Rabenstein. for $3.50
Thomas O'Cohnell reports that he has sold for
Ellen McLaughlin a fathouse at the southeast
corner of Brook-ave and -hundred-and- thirty
fourth-st.; also. for Robert Wallace. a dwelling
house. lot 50xl0o. at Beekman-ave. and Oak
Terrace.
Bernard Havanagh has sold to r A snow three
lots at the northeast corner of Eleventh-ave. and
-hundred-and-seventy- fourth-st. Hall j. How
& Co the brokers.
William Rosenzweg and Bernard klingenstein
have bought from Benjamin Salter Nos. l53 and l55
East Observation-Disclosures, old buildings.
plot 50Xl001l
Williams 8 Haig have sold for Sarah Johnston
No. ia Bradhurst-ave.. five story fiathouse
lnf 25Y-h
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Lon Abnel

L q Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF New York
Notice is hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Arthur Giliender late OF me County OF New York.
the subscriber place OF transacting business at
tho Once OF Seth B. Robinson Esq, No. Broadway
in the city of New York Borough of Manhattan on or
before the 10Th day February Dated New York
the 9Th day Of August. 1900 JESSIE GILLENDER
Aimnistratrix SETH B. ROBINSON, Attorney for Ad-
ministratrix 2O3 Broadway New York. N. Y. Borough
Manhattan.
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Peter F. Meyer & Co: No. 211 East Seven
teenth-st. north side 42l feet west of Second-ave.
15xs2. four story brick dwelling house; foreclosure;
adjourned TO December 6
BY II. c Mapes & Co: No. 81 West Ninety
ninth-st, north side $50 west of Central Park
West. 25x1OOl1. five story stone front fathouse;
foreclosure; the plaintiff for So .6s2.
BY William VI. Ryan: No. - Bradhurst-aVe., east
side, 266 feet north of One-hundred and forty
thirdst Is 6xs0 Sx26 xS36 five story brick and
nathouse; foreclosure; adjourned 10 December g.
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c. Thomas a Surrogate Of the County York
notice S hereby given to all persons having ella
deceased to present with thereof to
The place OF transacting
the office of Johnston Johnston, Nos. and 10 centre
Sree in the Borough Of Manhattan, City Of New
York on or before the first day OF March next.
dated New York. the 27th day OF August, 1900
CATHARINE A. GRIGGS
JOHNSTON & JOHNSTON. Attorneys for Executrlx
8 and 10 ST.. Borough Of Manhattan.
NeM Yor itv
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PATENTS.

THOMAS DREW STDTSON. % Murray
81. New-York, patent solicitor and expert: :
established 1855. Telephone, . 1875 Cort-
landt Superior foreign connections
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PIANOS bought, sold. exchanged stored.
repaired. THE PIANO EXCHANGE los
100 West 33d-st. near Broadway
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JOSEPH P. WEssAIAN.-In pursuance of an

= order Of Hon Abner Thomas a Surrogate of the
County York. notice is hereby given all per
sons having against Joseph p. Wessnan.
County of New York deceased 70 present the same
Of her Messrs. Russell & Percy. Room 729
No. 20 Nassau Street. in the City OF New York.
before the 25th day Of April
Dated New York, October 22nd. 1900.
CLARA K. WESSMAN, Administrative.
Russell Percy Attorneys for Administrative. No. 80
Nassau Street. New York City
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A their Uptown Office No. l242 Broadway,
I'd north OF 9lst-st until o'clock advertise
received the following branch offices at regular
Office rates until o'clock VIZ: 2S4 18th ave. g..
23dst.. 1872 6thave.. l2th-st.: Mays 6h-ave
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5oO s.cond-hand
wood and IRON working machines: fully
Euarsrteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. B. EDDY. 39s Madison-st
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west side 1904 feet north Of Two hundred and fifty
sixth-st. extending through TO independence e.
9x2o2x5l04. vacant. Absolute SAFE "
six parcels, , no. - .,,rdrad
and hfteenth-st north side. lis feet west OF oeN
thave 25xlco1l. fve-story brick fath9uSe; aeIo
WIcks r against Amae Yungtnger ct al: 10 30 NJ :
A. H Vanderpoel referee; amount due Sz4z'o 81
NJ go One-hundred a nd -fifteenth-st north side
200 Of Seventh-ave,. 25xloOll hVe SANE same
brick fla thouse: same against same, No = salte
referee amount due. So. 80 a. subject TO taxes
etc, $3.50 65.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
1IRI0-

COACHMAN. &c.-By German couple man
as coachman: can tend boiler; woman as
cook or do Homework. Address ". c. X.
Tribune Office.
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CEAMBERMAID OF PAPTOFMAID. -
1872 Broadway !
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WATCHES ON 1NsTALMEyrs

WEEKLY PAYMENTS. Fine diamonds
watches. WATCH SUPPLY co, 3
teed.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ioring Place. corner University-ave sn3w
1Sist-st) 1OoxISs TO Oxford Place xl30 tx
1906 minister Of the Reformed Dutch &c -,
Church to Charles II Snow $lSih"
123d- st No East, 1sxlOo II: Herbert r ReNer
lave 2 corner lO3d-st. 25.5x7+.7 Elizabeth
Mclaughlin 10 Patrick n Mclaughlin
1O2d-st No West. lSxlOO1l; Max Marx 10 .. ooo
h-stn Park 1IXoo5;
a Camp to Augustus { Bechstein
both 2S3.4 II Of Lenox ave l6SXSs. "
Griffin r George A Disbrow TO sarah NJ .-,
all title, quit claim. loruer N court
eth-ave, 2 4a4 II 8 of 56th-st 254x1O; simon
Feist to Robert F. Elliott.
hist, n $ OF 2d-ave 2lx1o2.2 simon
schhurha0her 10 ~ i"........... GIFT.
44th St $ e $50 Il o 10th ave. 25xloo4: Grace
and charles N Foote to Louise Jeliin To a.
Ssth St n :. l173 II of shave, l61"N'N."; 20,
Louise William Harden. -. '"'
Reekman Place No 10, q lS. l0xH0; Charles
Shapiro 20 Albert Tschipke.
1oo;h n Park-ave G0x9a II: Chauncey
NJ Tcpew o Guaranty Trust Company "a
r Q 5. $50 IT OF 18th 81. 2hoNSS M 900
Riley Rose a Mct'abe. -"'"v"
3d 81, No 3l6 East. 81 SKIS; Harriet Raer 10 simon
7oth1st No l05 West IsxIOo.5; Charles Youngs ~
10 Aniceto G Menocal a. ~"
Lexington ave. 20 It Of list st. l6xh"; ooo
Iauncelot Armstrong to Hart Brtndreth I"o
l14hs T. No a,,s S$s Mes' brown 117oo
81 Nicholas ave. No $50 s. p 3xsN2lXf".o ,o.oo
Alfred T Isevard Agnes c McColum. $3.50. io''Vo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-27

WAITRESS First class an butler : p,ate;;
best references W. J. Box a. L-t-
broadway.
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CHAMBERMAID--Y Young woman L. -
party or children or as parIormaif - ~
yate family: best references. 34s Wesf -
ST.. care Mrs. Helm
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Countrn l1ropcrtn for Sale.
6nrroqatfs' Notlees.

THE PEOPLE of the State of New York. by
Bloomer. Edith Boomer Harold Boomer whose
unknown and after diligent inquiry
ascertaned, II dead their heirs and o kim
whose and address unknown and cannot with
unknown, and cannot after diigent inquiry be
ascertained Frederick Boomer whose residence
and after digent inquiry be ascer-
II dead. his heirs and Of kin,
and address unknown
with diligence be found Catharne Bradford. Ida
McCane Bradley H. Rloomer. John F. Dean. Annie
George Cock. Fanny B. Cook. heirs and
Of Mary A Young. deceased, any other
OF kin II there be- whose
places unknown, OF said Mary A Young
deceased send greeting: Whereas. Elizabeth V. Reyes
Of York. has lately applied
gates Court County OF New York. GER
tain instrument writing bearing date August 25h 1898
relating both real and personal property. duly
the a1d Testament of Mary A. Young, late
of the County York. deceased Therefore and
each Of YOU cited before the
New York on l9th day of December. thousand
nine hundred a haf-past ten o'clock in forenoon
that day attend the Of the
said last VIII and Testament. And such OF you are
are required appear by guardian. il you have
one or If you appear and apply one
to appointed the of neglect
to do Will be appointed by the Surrogate
10 represent and for in the proceeding.
In Testimony Whereof We have caused Seal Of the
surrogates Court Of the said County Of New York
witness Hon. c. Thomas. Surrogate our said
County Of New York. said County the oath day Of
october year Of Lord one thousand
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN
H. ST Clerk of the Surrogate's Court
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon Abner
c. Thomas Surrogate of the County Of New York
Notice is hereby given TO all persons having claims
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-27

W ASKING. -By respectable coIArsd W.m'a'
home or days work, first class references
ROBINSON 2Sd West attn 81
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WASHING OF HOUSED EANING--By
young woman. out. good refrTrHsa-
FAULKNER S4t's West 4Ist 81. eAS'-
ment
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Real estate.
Title Insurance
the Only Protection.

From y. Y. Times. Nov. IA, 1900.
UNSAFE RECORDS OF TITLE.-The I'M
certainty of records Of title is shown by the
decision in the case Of Marden against
Dorthy (16O y. Y. 39). One who by the
records of title clearly appeared to be the
owner of land obtained a loan, and gave a
mortgage on the property, when the record
ed instrument which purported to be con-
veyance to him. and which bore the gen.
uine signature of the nominal grantor, and
also of a notary public, was in fact. void
because obtained by some trick or fraud.
and without any intent to execute it as
deed. The Court held that notwithstanding
the apparent title Of the mortgagor shown
by the records, on the faith Of which the
money was loaned, yet as the apparent title
was not real. the record thereof was
protection and the mortgage based thereon
was void"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-27

WASHING. BY Jsuniress. With niHe yeas
references. gentlemen :. ladies er tSIl.s
washing; home or our ~ day WHlGh4'
2lt West 6oJr-SI
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c,oACUMAN-M fifteen years per
sonaI references: understands care OF line
boTses carriages and harness; country pre-
ferred Address J. E. 242 East 4fth-st
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' WORK WANTED.
Male.


mercantile house preferred; wages nom
,naI SAILING MASTER. 40 6th-aYe..
BROOKLYN.
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COOK WAITRESS.-A lady leaving town
wishes place for her good cook in an
apartment. without laundry w0:k. and FOR
her competent waitress. Apply, until sat
urday. at ~ West SD st
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CHMAE.-CentIeman wishes situation
for very competent coachman. whom ne
can highly recommend: thoroughly under
stands his business; city or country. boil
STER 1873 West 60thst-
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COOR.-By neat woman a. first -
cook and baker N small family. i,-aa
country. good references 2O6 West 10
st. first floor. 'Na-
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NEW YEAR AND CHRIsTuAs

CALENDARS FOR ADVERTISING
Christmas and New Year Cards from IL
20 $40 at manufacturer prices JOSEPH
kOEHLER. Importer and Msnufactur.r
30 Park Row. n. \. Open evenings.
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COOK -tolored cook well experienced In
all branches Of cooking. disengaged on
hest reference. Address ADVERTISER 10
GAY st. two bells.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

COOK &c-First class cook and caterer 20
go out by the day for dinners. luncheonS.
receptions or as visiting housekeepeT- e
E. l.. 34S West 14th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-27

COMBINING Gas Log and Steam Radis-
tor: blue flame; perfect combustion. od0r-
less sotless: no chimney Eentilation re
quired. healthfui. moist. steam heat: cheer
fui open crate fire MEAD & BATES, I0f
East 23d-st.. y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-27

ENGINEhR. Inexperienced; sober: under
stands Westinghouse Junior automatic
engine and ice machine perfectly: repairing,
steemftting; best references. St'HREINER.
cypress ave, Greene st. Evergreen. Bklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-27

COOK BY respectable woman as first class
cook, best C.ty reference. last employer
can be seen, no objection TO short distance
ia country or in apartment. Address sol
East 3Sth II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-27

COOK Competent family cook: excellent
baker; city or country. best reference n.
A I46 4th- ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-27

MAN. married. steady. sober. wants work
in machtnist S line as oiler. helper or iron
worker. G. GOETZ. TO East 92d-st