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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-03-20
Taken suddenly Ill On the street.

Mrs. John Naugle. Of 24OO Allen street,
while returning home from the Market
Saturday evening, was suddenly taken
very sick with an attack OF acute
pneumonia. She was taken care OF by
friends and Dr. Chamberlain quickly
zuminoned. who administered 10 tho
la'Iy When shs was taken 70 her home
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jefferson said: "The whole art of
government consists in the art of be-
ing honest"
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Address all communications to
THE EwS-DEMOCRAT PUB. CO.
Canton, Ohio.
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Daily delivered by carrier. &c per week
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Let every Democrat do his duty this
spring.
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semi-weekly per year by mail. s1.Oo
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Sandy township has filed his final ac-
count and resigned. The resignation
has been accepted.
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MARRIAGE PERMITS ISSUED.

Charles Austadt, Canton
Katharine Herman, 49,. Canton
Albert Shank, "a. Crestline
Sadie McGhee, Alliance
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STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
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HORSES. AND MILES
Canton, O., March 20.

Quoted by Shertzer &, Fry, No. 404
West Seventh street, dealers in horses I
and mules, and commission statesmen.
Consignments solicited.
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CIVIL BUSINESS
CLEARED AWAY.
Judge McCarty Decided Cases
On Hand Monday Morning.
ANOTHER WIFE WANTS DIVORCE
Answer Knocked Out In Suit For Dana
ges Defendants May Try Again Liens
MarshalIed In a MassiIIon
Case--Court News.

Judge McCarty opened court Monday
morning and spent two hours in handing
down decisions and settling up the busi-
ness on hand so the way would be clear
for the taking up of the Henderson case.
In the matter of the suit of Allott VS.
Streeter ct al which was heard last
week, the court rendered a decision.
This was case for the marshalling of
liens. The court decided all claims pre-
sented in the suit were good and that
they should be paid in the order of
priority, the dates determining the mat
ter. The Judgment of Young & Reed is
to come out first and the others to fol-
low in order.
Judge Thayer, who represents the
Massillon bank, gave notice of appeal to
circuit court and bond was fixed at
$780,
WAS NO DEFENSE.
The court also decided the question
submitted in the case of Russell Guffey
VS. Joseph Weaver & Sons for $4,000
damages. The defendants had filed an
answer to the effect that the lumber
that had fallen down and injured the
Guffer boy had been sold to James
Burnheimer and was delivered to him
and piled up as he requested. The de-
fense held that If any one was liable for
damages it was Burnheimer and not
they. The plaintiff had made a motion
to strike out that part of the answer
on the ground that it was no defense
The court sustained the motion and held
that even if it were so that the lumber
had been sold and delivered to Burnhei-
mer, it would>not relieve the defendants
from responsibility, but that they would
be liable also with Burnheimer for dam
ages.
A DIVORCE WANTED.
lola Patton Saturday evening COM
menced suit in common pleas court for
a divorce from her husband, John B.
Patton. She says they were married in
1894, but that for three years her hus-
band has been a drunkard, neglected to
provide for her and has been abusive and
cruel beyond endurance. The couple
have one child. She asks that she may
be divorced from him. have the child
and alimony. An injunction was gran
ted to restrain the defendant from col
lecting some money due him from J. j.
Mallory.
KICK ON THE REPORT.
Attorneys Wann G. Bow have filed ex-
ceptions in common pleas court to the
report of Receiver Hughes in the matter
o fthe Navarro Glass Marble & Special
ty company. They represent Dan Wolf
who was assessed as one of the stock
holders of the concern and who claims
that he has no stock and never had any.
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[REvIsED DAILY.]

CATTLE, HOGS, SHEEP AND MEAT.
Quoted by A. Buckwalter, 229 e. Tus. st.
| LIVE STOCK (Wholesale.)
Good cattle, per tb.. .......,..4 @41a cts
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DAILY NEws-DEMoCRAT.
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psTAHIIsHED ........ ..... 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-01

a5xa6 no. Los Park-ave. FIVE story fathouse lot
ST ST. taxing IN exchange Nos. 153 and 155 SIMPSON
w. E & F 81 =; j.; two cottages plot 6ox2i5
,g,roWnstone high stoop dwelling house % Sx1oo M
OIL " est Fifty-seeond-st $1,000 V'' w.
Cary is the buyer of No Il East Fifty
american basement dwelling house for the p,ir-
cnasers occupancy. ~ e P0
so Inc tn j. W Stevens Real Estate Company has
Is Weut NTtree-story high stoop dwelling house No
x"sst ninety -hfth-st.. TO a Mr.. Clark
tIe nve.story double fiathouse No 362 West one
$4,000 my 'i'-e''' On loI ZoxloO, for
The The offerings at the New-York Real Estate Sales
room Were disposed OF as follows
BY Peter F. Meyer & Co-No 235 West O,ebun
-thrtyt hrd-st north side 375s feet "a 81
81 ightp-ave 196xs9 Il, four story brick IA house
hundred and-t hirty -third-st north side 39s
Ieet east of Eighth-ave 10 6x99 il for story hrcs
Fae1 foreclosure TO the plaintiff for $3.50
of Madison-ave 50556i1 norm s6Ge ~ feet
TO the plaintiff for s1O500; No 2S6 East SeVentv
sS5gsnInost south side So5 feet east of Thrd-ave
d17exiO22 three story brick dwelling house fore,
closure. to Lowenfed & Prayer for 81 695 No ara
Pearl-st northwest corner of Ferry-st 24x160 four
story brick loft building, with stores partition to
by Bryan l. Kennedy & OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
southwest corner Of Brook ave. 723xS73x44 OK O4
IA Wi IiioreeioSure to Leo Hutter for s19S5O
size: 100 feet west of Avenue D. 2Ox96 three story
S s tenement house partition, to Hugo Cohn for
s',sy1, also NO "a Scammel-st.. side 521 feet
a5s2 SouSe' partition to howenfeld & Prayer for
BY William Kennelly-No 2os Greenwich-st las
WdenedD. east side, 42.7 feet south of Vesev-st =
20 6x3S.3, four story brick building; Shel
III $ sale to Aaron NJ. Klaw for SIS
BY D. thoeniX lngraham & Co.-Mornngside-ave
11X130S four six story brick IA thouses
foreclosure, to Hugo +. Hoefer for SSsl0o.
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RUSSIAN BOND BUYING SYNDICATE
THE MONEY ADVANCED WILL, PAY FOR ,,,rB,
CAN IRON. MACHINERY AND s1-pp,,,s

The MONEY ADVANCED WILL PAY FOR AMERr
CAN IRON. MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES
syndicate of New-York City insurance comm,
MES banks and trust companies headed &, s sa,5
by the New-fork Life Insurance Companv has ~
ranged to purchase Issue of SOS 600 Nor cant
gold bonds secured by first mortgage IN the
Wladikawkas Railway System of Russia and GUAR
anteed as to both principal interest hy the Rms
sian Government. The money paid for tho mr.
chase OF these bonds will sent to Russia h,t
VIII De Ieft on deposit with loca! financial irstttu
uohs 10 the credit Of the Russian Cioyernment
winch VIII use 1t in payment of its extensive pur-
chases OF American iron steel machinery and other
supplies w c Van Antwerp of Seligman & Van
antwerp, who went to Russia last spring as the
agent or the syndicate, for the purpose of examin-
ing the railway property which the loan was
proposed to be made said yesterday:
The first, slo0oooo0 of the bonds are now here
ana the other $1,000 600 on the wav The 4rSt
s50oo0 # the bonds have been maid for ne l t
second S9'tto,pD9 will be paid for on Saturday T
round the Nadikawskas Railroad to be practicaIII
an American road in Russian territory In h11rns
american coal IN Baldwin locomotives which RIM
OF american rails, hauling containing grain
harvested by American farm Implements The
ponds, winch are printed in English were issued 70
bulId branch line and double-track one no ~
OF the road 10 the Black Sea They run for Tuanty
years being redeemable the end of that period
az the option OF the Russian Government part ~
the issue has already been sold bv the syndica "a
10 various investment houses.
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BRIDGE CAR VICTIM DIR. ERIc1Us.
HE WAS A GERMAN AND HAD LIVED IN THIS CITY
FOR TWENTY YEARS

The man who was crushed to death on Tuesday
evening at the Manhattan terminal of the Brooklyn
Bridge DR.. NJ Aheman Ericus Of BROOKLYN
who had been a practising physician in this city
for more than twenty years His body was taken
to the Morgue after the accident and remained
there until yesterday, when il identified by his
wife and taken TO the home in Brooklyn Mrs
Erieius knew nothing Of her husbands death until
she read OF II in yesterday mornings newspapers
She had worried a great deal on Tuesday evening
because her husband did rot come home She spent
the night with friend. who assuaged her fears
and persuaded her not to make search until
morning.
Ut hrlcius was born in Germany siXty-nine years
ago. ana after serving in the German army came to
this country when he was thirty-five years old He
practlSed Tor some time in Illinois, and then moved
10 st. Louis. where he connected with the car
man Medical Institute Later he moved to Pbi,a
delpha, and about twenty years ago came To ,b,s
city. where he had since lived. He helped to found
the German Medical Institute. which was RECENTLY,
moved TO No. y East Eighth-st. Mr. Erfeius mar
rec twice ana Is survived by his widow and two
married daughters No arrangements for the finn
ersl have YET been made ~ "
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

s4th-st, Nos 235 and 237 West 25x9s9 8; John w
queen to Harriette f Strong ............... sl55
Sth-aNc, W s, 500 It Of l30th-st IS
w Haaren ct al, executors, etc. TO Thomas Car
.1ii g. I
4Ith-st, s. 100 # of 6th-ave, 22xto0.5; John
II Gilig ct al, executors, etc Jacob Kottek 81 o
Cherry-st No 90 10 81. 48.6x60; Elias Field
man 10 David Gordon. Observation-Disclosures.
Cherry-st No 93 10 81 - 6x6G; Leah Behr to
Cherry-st 5, 1898 # Montgomery-st
"a llX9s. 4; Lena Rosenthal Julius Solomon.
1hsth-st s, l6s. 10 1T W of Broadway. 1sSxiOO:
John H Judge referee. TO Solomon Moses -. 100
1Th-st, No go West. 2ox93S: Agnes Fftz-
patrick to f ] Flynn Observation-Disclosures.
1Sth-st. lo0 IT Of 9Th ave. 25x92; Moses ]
stroock. trustee. to Jacob II Semel 25,0
Broome-st No 80 25XI5; Julius Solomon
Barnett Levy ct al..--..--.......-..
1st-ave, s, 1873 # of 1s-st. SO Irregular:
Alfred w Du Bots TO Jacob Kassewitz, %
pdENs
Same property; Alice NJ Du Bots. executrx. TO
same, 90 parts ESQ
Same property; Augustus J Du Bots and another
Ia same. il - parts. ............,.........
Same property; Helen Du Bots ct al to same,
77th-st. No I25 West 2Ox1o7 2x2Oxf06 0: Clara
s6th=st. Nos 12i and 1876 East, 81. 1xi022; Sophia
Guthman Anthony Rechhardt. ..........
Norfolk-S No j25. :. 20.3x50; Louis Furman
and another TO Benz Faden and another. 12.I
West End corner a0th-st, 32X40: John T
Farley Thomas = Hughes. .-................
Park-ave. TG.6 Fl of s2d-st. *. sxloo; Pncus
Iowenfeld and another q Adolph GanZenmuller
Broadway, s 102d-st. 75x99.l1; stephen
G Thomas 10 Frederick # Camp. ...............
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". 18th ST.

". 18th ST.
Ihe approximate of liens
upon portions thereof which be
chaser out Of the purchase money which are 10 be
paid by the Referee, follows:
A mortg9ge for the principal sum OF sl,5oO,
mortgage for the principal sum OF 81 1860 and
interest thereon from May J. 1896
g. mortgage for the principal 50 2i2 withou,
interest ' "1e
4 A mortgage for the principal Of 81 200 and In
terest thereon from May J. 1850.
s. A judgment for SOS 81 thereon fso Anr,
o. 1899. ~ f'f--
There are no taxes other liens ex-
cept above stated other than allowances IN
be adjusted. -
Dated. New York, February rs.
ALLiERNON S. NORTON. Referee
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

Carroll, Thomas John W Haaren ct al,
ecutors. etc, Sth-ave. " S. 500 IT Of both
st. 3 years s
Strong Harrette f. to John W Queen, No 231
West 3lth- ST. 3 years ....................
Brsnson. George. John w Queen. No 235 West
Walz. Michael. 10 Daniel u Lawson, 114th-st, No
Dos 2iS West, instruments NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Freund. Ado.ph. . al to J Hampden Dougherty
and another trustees. Webster-ave, s, 1881
II Of Tremont-are 2 years. ...................
Morgenthau, Fannie. Isaac Meinhard ct al,
eeutors. etc, No - West S7th-st, gears.
Horowitz. Philip. and Samuel Parnss John
Brown, jr. Riyington-st, corner Attorney
Little, G E,iiotte. to Douglas Robinson. S5th-st,
Il s. 1887 II of Park ave. years ...........
Kassewitz. Jacob, 10 American Mortgage Company.
No IS East 1st-st. year ......:....-.-.:;...:
Camp Ersa edr o 81 saepnen o5tb honas BROAD
schlosser. Mary T. 70 the Emsrant Industrial
Kassewitz Jacob. TO Augustus Du Bots
others, 1stav s. T5.3 n o lst-st; also
2d-st. 291.s W 1st-aVe . years..
Husson. Susan. To Catharine sackctt Nos 100 and
100 Oliver St demand ....-.....................
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STORAGE NOTICES.

THE CLINTON STORAGE WARE
85th-st. New York.-To c. Burton. Miss
Emma Burns. F. 5 Billiard Mrs Bridget
Barrett. Alfred Beckley, Mrs. Mary Cap
ple-. Mrs. ]. Clement Mrs. Mary J. Car
roll Mrs. J. Caldwell Mrs. Kate Camp
bell. Leonard G. CabraI. Mrs. Mary En-
right. A. Dougherty Mr.. ana Mrs. T. b.
Foulke, Mrs. Kate Finnigan. George FIR
gerald. Samuel Forest. Mrs. Rose Cannon.
Mr. ami Mes. Edward Kelly Z. Irons A
W. Lawton. Mary Mccain. Mrs. Ann Me
Avoy Bessie McGuiness, Mr.. J. $ Nc
Mrs. James Meehan. Mrs. Marks. Mr.. John
Murphy. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mitchell.
Edward p. O'Flynn. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
oliver. Rosey o. Brlen. Miss Annie O'Con-
nor, Mrs. Grace Quinn. Mrs. Margaret
Peckham. Madam Eliza Ratings. Mrs J.
c. Stone, Mrs. Sk0ien. Mr.. and Mrs r. T.
Smythe Mrs. VIM. Shelton. Mr. VIM. G.
Spiegel, Mrs. Mary Thornton. Miss Rose F.
Wall. Miss Mary Ward. Mrs. Annie Whit
taker: You are hereby notified that the time
for the payment OF this company's lien upon
expired. after due notice thereof had beer
given you. this company will cause such
property. to wit. household goods per-
scnal effects and merchandise. stored Iy
you in its warehouses. 10 be sold at pub
lie auction according 10 the statute in such
case made and provided at these ware
houses. 243 and 2i5 East Thirty fifth St.
New York City. on "Wednesday. March
Zlst, lJD. at 10 a. m. and Will be con
tinued each succeeding Wednesday, at the
same tire and place. until the sale is
completed.
T. G. ELLSWORTH. General Manager.
NcN-YoTk March LIST 1900
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

3d-ave, s, 1o9th-st to Harlem River, for a one
story frame shed 1oox56; Cowell estate, No 20
Wall-st, owner: William OReilly. architect and
builder OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1iSttl-st, S, 400 # e OF Ienox- ave. for a
story brick synagogue 45XD2.lI; Congregation
Shaari Zadek of Harlem, No 107 West 10th
ST, owner; NJ Bernstein, architect. ..........-..-
iG1st-st S corner Cauldwe-aVe, for four story
brick fiathouse, with stores 30x67.6 p J Owens,
No ssT Trinity-aYe. owner; " Ciaryin. archi-
BlackwelFs Island opposite 5Oth-st for a three
story brick and stone schoolhouse City Of New
York owner; Morgan Slattery No l Madison
ave, architects $780,. ............
Prospective, =. 400 # W OF Throgs Neck Road
for two two story frame dwelling houses ELK
49, Margaret J Jordan. owner; Joseph McKer-
by, No 2 j21 5th-ave architect. ...........-....
11th,st No 233 TO 239 East. for four six story
and basement brick fathouses 25a90xS3. 6; RUIZ
& Roll. architects. .......................
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or CRUSHED By A BRIDGE CAR
A MAN DRAGGED TWENTY FEET WHILE
ALIGBTING AT THE NETWORK END.

Robert Baltze. sixty-two years old. a baker Of
No. 269 Broome-st., was crushed between Bridge
car and the platform he alghtng from a.
train at Manhattan end of the Bridge yesterday
afternoon.
Baltze's left foot caught and ne was dragged
along for twenty feet His left thigh was badly
bruised and the foot seriously crushed Baltic was
removed to the Hudson Street Hospital
Before the could be eXtricated IL was neces-
sary 10 lift the with hydraulic jack.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-01

SUPREME COURT, County of New York
THOMAS H BARoWsKY. others Plaintiffs,
against THEODORE coNKIdNG, and others, Defend
sale made and entered in the above entitled action
the 2Sh day OF February, 1900 the undersigned the
referee in said Judgment named will sell public auction
to the highest bidder the New York Real Estate
rooms No III broadway. in the Borough Of Manhattan
City OF New York. the 9th day Of March, 1900
O'clock noon. by Richard " Hnrnett Co. auctioneers
the premises described by the said judgment be
described follows:
ALL those three certain lots pieces parcels land
with the buildings thereon erected situate. lying and
being in the Sh Ward of the City Of New York. Borough
Of Manhattan and now known as Nos. l5s and l63
West 14th Street and IS Seventh Avenue and
described follows COMMENCING at the formed
by the intersection OF the Souherly
Street with the basteriy side OF Seventh Avenue running
thence Easerly along the Souhery side
ortysk feet six inches 90 f. in 70 land Of Josephine
L. Peyoh thence Southeriy and parallel with
and along the land of said f'eyton hundred feet
u0o fee). thence Westerly and parallel with Street
Forty six feet six inches 6 IT. in the Eaaerly side
Of 7th Avenue thence Northerly along Eastery
OF Seventh Avenue. One hundred feet dO0 fl to the
place OF beginning, be the said
less
Dated, York February %. 1900
ALGERNON 5. NORTON, Referee.
HENRY B. HATHAWAY, Attorney for Plaintiffs, No
Al Wall Street New York City. Borough OF Manhattan
The following is diagram of the % be
W
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SHE advises all human affairs: bust
ness, courtship, marriage. everything;
consultation daily. alp West iIth-st. Sat
isiactiol guaranteed speaks twelve Ian
guages and is acknowledged the greatest
predictnr
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HELP WANTED.
Mn lie.

Male.
WANTED.-A thoroughly responsible and
geatlemaniy appearing man 10 act as
time and door keeper in Broadway store;
must be alert and cautious: only man Of
unquestioned integrity need apply. Ad-
dress D.. Tribune Office.
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HIACHsNENY.

AT REDUCED PRiCES.-5G0 second hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought ard ex
changed. GEORGE b. EDDY. 39S Madi-
eon-st.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new
and secondhand: lowest prices: easiest
;srmA MARX BROS, ~ Union Square.
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COAL AND WOOD.

nm A MMTfO Coal pockets. DIS W. 50th-
UuSE9LNlGu0u st Best quality Coal only.
Established 1868. Telephone SS1 Columbus
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PIANOS AND ORGANS,

RELIABLE PIANOS at lowest prices:
easy terms; also to rent: tuning and re-
pairing speciality. Established 1870
WM IOHMANN. 1Ih-IlT East f4th-.t
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OLD BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.

BOOKS BOUGHT for cash: entire libraries
purchased; calls residences free. :. @.
RAINS. $50 5th-ave
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GENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY RESIDENCE

at Glen Cove l. il large house and gas light
modem plumbing bathrooms etc stable sreenho1se'
further particulars apply THE PEOPLES TRIsT
COMPANY, Executor, 172 Montague St., Brooklyn.
RURNiEsIDE. the residence Of the Jane c.
- Hubbard formerly Of Samuel & stephen n Hon.
kins), the Hudson River bank Catski Village.
era acres: highest elevation river and
views; all modern improvements Address l. JEN-
NINGS. catskll. y. Y.
FOR Sale very desirable country home and farm
Il of 20 Milford. Conn; nearly
all tillabl@. well watered fenced plenty OF fYIt
shade and forest,
and buildings ample and conyen-
thorough repair with drainage; free
daily delivery. Box 695. Milford, Conn -
SCHROoN LAKE. Adirondacks. Cottage
~ newly oyerhauled: icehouse stable boathouse Sly
lawn. &c; might exchange. 80
T. C. SMITH. III Broadway
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Female.

Female.
BOOKEEEPER.-You lady as book
keeper, typewriter excellent penman-
ship: give references. c. N. 34T 20th-st.,
Brooklyn.
LEANING.--Respec woman would
Ike office cleaning morning and evening
or stores: best reference. Mrs. H., 1874
Rowery.
COMPANION or GOVERNESS- a re-
fined young lady. speaks French and
German luentiy; can furnish highest ref-
esenes. Address Miss c. C. e. t.z42 Bway.
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No. i07 West l26th So.



The above is diagram of the property to he sold.
The approximate Of or or Xh
the is he sold is So from
ruary 18th. 1900. together allowances
amounting to 1898 20 with interest February
1900 together with the approximate
amount OF taxes and water Is 81 80 and
The premises will be sold subject mortgage for
ga 600, with Interest ~ from December
STANLEY II BEVINS, Referee.
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Philadelphia
foreclosure Sales.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
YORK SouNTY-James b. Horner. plaintir against
samuel w - smith Ell al. defendants ~
IN PURSUANCE OF judgment Of foreclosure aud .o,a
guy MADE and entered In the above entitled action hear
signed The I RI e,n DAY Of February 1900 under
HIo'c auction at the New York Real Estate sslesrooa
10 II SFoad"av In the Borough
~" ioik on the 2brd day Of March,
noon on that day. by McNlckar Co the
IeSes greeted by said Judgment and therein
oestFlDed as follows, said City York therein
York: - N'''"'''o"' Wy Oh Ne"
all mat certain lot piece parcel Of land situate
lying and being in the City York with the buIld
I's ana improvements thereon erected and de
scIoed as follows: BEGINNING a point the North
cry oe or one hundred and wcntysixh Street distant
one hundred ana three feet Westerly corner
pS intersection of the Or
i 1remue anS the Northery side OF one hundred and
street; running thence paral
with LenoN Avenue ninety-nlae
the centre line OF the block: thence
SAID centre line OF the block thence
ery and again parallel with Lenox Avenue ninety
Feet eleven inches the noTtherly
ana twenty sixth Street thence Eastey along said
Norhery side OF One hundred and twenty-sxth Street
twenty two feet TO the point place beginning
Dated New York March LIST. 1900
STANLEY II. BEVINS,
ffflI.l-iPS AVERY. Plaintiffs Attorneys Ma
Street Manhattan, New York city.
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BOOKS.
SLAUGHTER BOOK SALE.

BUILDING TO BE TORN DOWN.
Books for everybody, rich and poor old
and young az LoNerings NewYn-k Book
Exchange. ISL Broadway. opposite Waaa-
makers; b5oks OF every description at
lower prices than ever before offered IN
the city immense stock Of standard and
miscellaneous books. finely bound sets.
illustrated gift books e, prices never before
approached; encyclopedias appleton S.
Chambers. Britannica. People's) at your
own price; secondhand school books. re-
view books and books OF all kinds bought
sold and exchanged; highest cash prices
paid; calls at residence free. LOVER
lNG'S NEW YORK BOOK EXCHANGE.
Isl broadway. between SIN and c>h sts- !:
open evenings