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STORAGE NOTICES.
HAFGER sToRAGE WAREHOTsEs.

HAETEH ELOFSAGE NAFNE-11O = SIS
Office, 300 West Saith Street.
May z. Adams, F. G. Adams, Florence
Anderson. John Bates or wife. Miss NJ. b
Bencheley, Mary Brady. Ellis S. Briggs
Jos. NJ Cary, Mrs. F. Chapman, II. Z.
Chase or wife, Theo. F. Conrad or wife
Corrin, Mrs. Costa, c. A. Dean, F. De Fon-
teny, c. W. Demarest, c. De Noyelles.
Mrs Sarah Dick. John G. Dillet or wife.
Hugh DonneIl!y. N. R. Dorsmus Mrs, +
Edison, Mrs. A. s. Elseffer, s. 5. Fairman,
Fraser Manfg. Co. Louis Freedman, Della
Gabiond Lena ". Goldberg, Chas. II.
Goodell. Mrs. Thos. Goodwin, George Cor
Mrs, ]. Irwin. A. Ishida, Carl Johnson.
Mrs. P. Kelluer or son. Mrs. Nora Larrien,
Henry Lee, Mary Ldsla, Mrs. L. 3. Liv-
ingston. W. L Mathot or wlte' isaac
Mitchell, Hudson Moore. Mrs. Cath. Moore
DR.. Thos. J. Murphy, Mrs. Helen Person
Seneca D. Powell, Margt. Reichelt, A W.
Richards, VIM. c. Richey, Thos. z. Rob
erts estate OF Carrie Rose. Miss Maggie r
Sadler, Mrs. Elizabeth Slaughter. Geo. B.
soribner, Chas. Stewart. J. b. Studiey'
Wakeman, Clara B. Walker. William
Walker Mrs Mary q. West, F. e Wood.
Mrs. Lena Zeiger: You and each Of you
are hereby notified that the HOUSEHOLD
GOODS AND PERSONAL EFFECTS de
posted and stored in these warehouses by
you or IN your names. respectively, viii be
sold at public auction, and the proceeds ap-
piled 10 the payment Of the storage charges
and the expenses OF the sale SAID aucuon
viii take place at these Warehouses, 800
West Bath Street, New York City, on Mon
day. October p, 1900. at 10 A. NJ, and viii
be continued each succeeding Monday, al
the same time and place. until the sale IS
HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
CHAS P COPBIT Manager.
New York. October 4. 1900.
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COACHMAN.-Slngle %: country coach
man. groom or useful man. city or coUn-
try: sober, honest and reliable. references
Cal or address BOOTH, 2I5 sth-ave-
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foreclosure 5ales.
SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
90RKMTne New York Life Insurance and Trust
BOYD. William Seaman. Harry Mccailurn Joseph Loth
RaE:uanee Of Judgment Of foreoosnTe and sale duly
the 18th day Of septemBer 1890 the undersned
auction at the New Yo Ren named % sell at Pu92
Broadway, in the Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New
day By Peter F Meyer & company Auc
25eers the premises directed by said Judgment to be
that certain piece or parcel Of land situated in the
commencing at point IN the westerly line of St Mich
dividing line between the land Of jennie B Boyd and
land now or formerly Of Mr. Stebbins which
ons hundred and tyfh Street one hundFsd and thirty
ery Of said One hundred and fftyfth street and
Of St Sohoias Place one hundred and one feet six
s 20 p9i9 9 distant TWO nunaIed and wentyI3ur 80
eorner Of One hundred and ff:y-third street and ST.
B BOYD and husband to Frederck pgSois one hundred
04 feet; thence southery and parallel
Niohoas Pace sxtysx s6l feet three 90 inches - The
thence westerly in direct line along the now late
half 50 inches to point in the eastsrly side Of
- Nicholas Ayenne distant one hundred and Hy.togr
corner Of one hundred and fftythd Street St Mich
St Nicholas Avenue hundred and slxty-seven p6D
dividing line between said land late OF said se
pms pms Sha id OF Njbn noye sdrb sac Sisn
about one hundred and fortyegh 4 feet four a. inches
ff street ana St Nicholas Avenue and thence easery
ss d o is 9 s. neh To s point or pane
beginning be the said several distances dimensions
less.
Excepting however above described premises
much thereof has been taken for the Cton Aque
duct.
with such right easement any, said Jennie
2. Boyd and Hardness Boyd may have had on April l.
1895 TO the Croton Aqueduct in front Of said
Ises.
Being part tbs premises conveyed 10 the said
day OF July eighteen hundred and eighty-six and re-
corded in the Register the City County
Of New York IN Lber 1877 Of Couveyances page ere
Dated New York. September l4th 1900
DAVID FCLURE. Referee.
EMMETT & ROBINSON, Attorneys for Plaintiff, 80 wan
Street New York.
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NEW YORK sUPREN1E COURT. ooUNTY


OF NEW YORK-The New York Protestant Epis-
copal Public School, Plaintiff. against Francis Neppert
Junior, and others. Defendants
In pursuance Of Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale
duly and entered IN the soove-eued action, bear
ing the nth day Of September. IeO0 / the under
signed the Referee in said Judgment named will sell
Public Auction, the New York Real Estate Sales
room. No III Broadway in the Borough Of Manhattan
City York the eleventh day Of October. 1900
u o'clock noon, that day. by Bryan L Kennedy
Company, Aucuoneers the premises directed BY said
Judgment 10 be sold and therein described follows;
All certain building and lot OF land lying and
being the Southwesterly side OF Canal Street IN
as Number 800 said Street lately known Number
125 and formerly Number 1T in said Street and
bounded follows: Beginning at point the
side Of Canal Street division
between the houses lots Numbers 1892
lately 125 127 said Street. running right
angles with Canal Street nearly So Southweserly
along inches thence Easerly
IL inches thence Northeasterly about 4 feet
inches, thence Northerly about
Eastery feet 69 inches thence Northeastery right
angles with Canal Street, nearly along
late Of Mr.. Hatfield &c feet 51 inches the
said SouthwesteFly side OF Canal Street thence
along the said Street 81 feet IN inches
the place Of beginning be said distances and dinen-
sions o. less.
Dated New York. September Ie, 1900
EZEKIEL FIXMAN, Rsferes.
NASH & JONES, Attorneys PlaIntiT SO wall street
New York City
The following is diagram of the property to be
Street.
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A DvERTIsEMENTs and subseriDtions for The Tribune
a received their Uptown Once 20 = "a BEoadWay
until o'clock advertise
.ts received al the following branch oces at regular
ofHce ratesSunti o'clock .. viz; "a stf-ave e.
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west 42d-st. 6th-ave: 81 East l4th-st; 20 West
and Sth 100 East 41th-st; 1853
&C. between roth and 77th SITS: 026 Sd-lve..
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The approximate amount lien or charge to sat
which the above-descrbed property Is 20 be Sold IS
S2T thereon from the seventeenth DAY
OF September 1900 together with and allowances
amounting S34721 interest from September IL
1900 together OF the sale. The approx
taxes nents or other liens Whlch
are 10 be allowed TO the purchaser OF the purchase
yeney r maid bv the Referee is S5O7I4 interest.
Dated New York September 10, 1900.
EZEKIEL. FIXAAN, Referee.
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RoARn AND ROOMS WANTED.

BOARD WANTED. with three connecting
rooms, private bath, between Goth and
goth SITS. West, for two gentlemen. strictly
first class. ALEXANDER. Tribune ONCE
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions Cor
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once, No. 1.242 Broadway. I'd door north
OF 3lst-st until o. clock p. m; aover-
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PILES AND CONSTIPATION.

DR. CPHAAIS Vegetable EIectuary; in
ternal remedy; positive specific; ff1y
years reputation: sold by leading drug
gists; samples sent free. A g. CPHAM'
81 East 4th-et
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= W|CNOLfS FLPCE
Tbs approximate amount Of the lien charge sat
isfy which the above described property
One hundred and three thousand eight hundred and
egnylgt ana $500 collars with interest thereon nom
allowances amounting three hundred hfy-one and
3e1Oo dollars with interest from 12th OF Sep
TENDER. 1900 together with the Of sale The
approximate OF liens
which be allowed the purchaser Of the pur
chase money paid by the Referee is Two thousand
and seventy-two eS-10O dollars ana interest.
Dated. New York. September 14th, 1900
DAVID MCLURE, Referee.
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COOk.-By the week or month eXneri-
enced, reliable Protestant woman. thor
oushly understands her business. gocd
baker. coed reference Mrs. SWTTZFyF1 216
West 69th-st
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LOWERING S BOOK STORE
VI nearly 20 years on Broadway near 10Th
-. 81. has removed to
Go BROADWAY. NEAR 18TH ST.
everybody in New York and fo- 1rtv
Glhes around knows Lowering His store Is
neadquarters Tor book-lovers and book
ouyers- All kinds OF books to suit al
sss,@s and all pocketbooks Historical
Sooks' Biographical, religious. scientific,
BOOKS OF travel. books OF fiction books for
ehlldren, poetry. etc. etc Any hing you
want and positively at the lowest prices TO
De mad IN the United States
encyclopedias on sale for a Eong-Ap-
pietons. Chambers. Britannica, and Peo-
pies Books and Libraries purchased.
l(OEERING. S23 Broadway. near 18th 81
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

Al HOTEL ROLAND
beth-st.. between Madison and Park ayes
Modern hotel, with every c0mfort and con
feaience. DELIGHTFUL u ROOMS 81 PER
DAY. IS WEEK LIGHT ROOMS. WITH
BOARD Sl2 PER WEEK SUNNY
ROOMS, WITH BOARD. So PER WEEK
Every room has hot and cold water. steam
beat and electric light Suites q two and
three roomE. with bath References re-
egired. c4N&oT BE EQUAILED FOR
-5E MONEY.
A A.-A-A-
Parties can now make arrangements for
al bJaUd. AttrE Give floors; suites, Win
bath; private table optional, or without
board bachelors rooms newly furnished.
cocturs' o-ilces; references
5 c. LELAND g. Co.
West 33d-Et-
MADISON AVE. as. near 50th-st.--Hand-
some room. with aic5ve, second story
sfoat, parIor dining ROOM terms moderate
@2.o-sT. 2s-29-2l EAST. Private boarding
and -rtnents f9r small lss2i4ies. AIst
csssz s.fxlce- onier exclusive. honlellkes
lLe..Pl.ozs cali 2.736 Jsth-st TEE LEV
~A~@1A-
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CARPET CLEANING.

F. ACKERMAE
steam carpet cleaning, feather and mat
uess renovating works. 1873 West Hsd-st
Telephone 312 Madison.
CARPETS cleaned by steam. by hand or On
the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning Co
1858 Broadway. 421 East 4sth-st. coz &
BRANDT. Tel. 132-3Sth.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-500 secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
E1arsnteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. B. EDDY. Sos Madison-st.
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions FOR
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OF Slst-st. until 8, o. elock p. m: RdVsf-
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Offices al regular office rates until o'cioek
o. m viz. 254 sth-ave.. . e. cor. 23d-st
- SIS sd-ava., between 10th and 18th
So. j ,O26 sd-aye., near 61st-st-; !. 70S lst-
ave. near Ssth-st.i $50 6d-aYs.. near Slst.
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WANTED. $3.50 coo to invest in legitimate
manufacture Of improved and greatest
motor and locomotive system in the world
Fronts enormous Turned away over SlO0,-
600 surplus work In September for want OF
capital Grand patents. O. 5. P, 80 La
Salie-st., Chicago, III.
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a DEBHTisEAEcNTE and subscriptions for The Tribune
- received their Uptown Ofice No 1912 Broadway
= door OF 3sr-st until oclcck advertise
anents received following Offices regular
c1He rates Until O'clock ? ia shave.
CO.. 25dst; l52 6h-ave-, I2th-st-; Mays
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HELP WANTED.
Male

Male
ATTENTION, MENi-C,neaD trim to any
European ports. HAMBURG Bremen, Lon
don. Paris; no steamship work Shipping
Offices, > Cltuton-st. and % West-Et., " Y.
MEN WANTED.-ST takes you to Europe:
no steamship work; also steady positions
procured. ATLANTIC SHIPPING Of
FICB 200 2d-st., New-Ycrk
VACANCY in merchants house for bright.
educated youth. Apply by letter, in own
handwriting. to WHOLESALE. Box -,
1922 Broadway.
WANTED.-Severai ambitious persons for
office. store. yard or mill OF a growing
Arizona corporation: prefer those able 10
take shares and grow Up with the business.
a good place for any one needing a mild,
dry climate Address c. V. L. co. Lock
Box 16, Pima. Ariz.
$500 YEAR easily made by hustIinE
agents. handling our white and fancy rub
Der collars. cuffs and necktiss. Patented
and guaranteed goods Our campaign ties
are winners. Liberal commission. Exclu-
sive territory. Send stamp for special plan.
terms. etc. NJ. & NJ MFG. Co, Springfield.
Mass.
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ernst Companies.
MORTON TRUST
GyONfElANYs

Capital, $1,000, 900
Surplus and Undivided Profits, $4,000. 900
ACTS AS EXECUTOR AND TRUSTEE UNDER
WILLS; ADMINISTRATOR. GUARDIAN, OR COMMIT
TEE OF ESTATES; TRUSTEE UNDER THE MORT
CAGES OR TRUST DEEDS OF CORPORATIONS; REG
ISTRAR OR AGENT FOR THE TRANSFER OF THE
STOCK AND BONDS OF CORPORATIONS.
ISSUES TRAVELLERS LETTERS OF CREDIT.
LEVI P. MORTON. ............... President
THOMAS F. RYAN. ...--....--. .Vlce-President-
LANES K. CORBIERE. Second Vice President
H NJ. FRANCIS. ..-..-..-..-...-. Secretary.
W. REDMOND CROSS----.-----.- Treasurer.
EUGENE {. VARET. .....-...... Asst. Secretary
H 3 BERRY Trust Ofcer.
DIRECTORS.
John Jacob Astur, Joseph Lsroeque.
George 2. Baker, D. .. Mills,
Fdward J. Berwind Levi p. Morton,
frederic Cromwell, Richard a. McCurdy,
LANES 3. Duke, w. c.. Oakmant
Henry N. Flagler, George Foster Peabody
G; C. Haven. Samuel Rea
Joseph c. Hendrix EHhu Root
Aorarn 5. Hewitt Thomas F. Ryan,
lanes ". Jarvis. John Sloane.
Walter s Johnston William c. Whitney.
Augustus n Juilliard. A Wolf
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Los7.

LOST. -Bankbook No. 6s4. $40 Bank for
Savings. $50 4th-ave., NGw-YOrk. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book TO bank.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PATENTS! INVENTORS HAND BOOK
FRED. patents economically secured and
prodtably sold. INVENTORS COMPANY
$50 Nasseu-st
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BILLIARD & POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
second hand; lowest prices: easiest terms.
MARK BROS. p Union Square.
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DESKS & OFFICE FURNITURE.
DRESSMAKING.

DRESSMAKING.
A.-A.-A.-Seal garments and other fine
furs repaired. redyed and reraodeIled into
latest styles at exceptionally low prices
Ladies waited on at their residences. Mrs.
E J. BARKER, Ill West 39th-st., late
with c. G. Gunther's Sons. 5th-ave
DRESSMAKER, artistic. thorough, desires
engagement, day or week; city or coun-
try: highest reference. THOROUGH. 1859
Broadway.
DRESSMAKER, artistic, thorough. desires
engageme at. day or week, city or cOuu-
try; highest reference. THOROUGH, 1883
Broadway.
P. SCHNEIDER. IS sth-ave Gate OF 9Th
ave ).-Ladtes' suits 10 order. $500; car
fare paid for fittings. Cheviot Suits. $12- 90.
S. SIDE. Practical Furrier and Fine Ladies
Talortng.-Main store: SOI 6th-ave.
Branches: lib East 59th-st.. and T45 Lex
ington-ave. Telephone, 3125-SStn-st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

TASTEFULLY furnished sunny room in
a quiet apartment: home comforts; rent
81 9O3 6th-ave, corner 51st-st., Apart
ment No 8
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AMERICAN TN PLATE COMPANY
OF ARTERLY DIVIDEND Of one and three.

fl54D per cent has been declared upon the
PrefeT-ee STOCK q this Company. payable October
elsf 1880. stockholders o. bust
September 10th The Books
1e Preferred Stock from October 18th October
SlEr, both dates inclusive
New York October e 1900
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
empire EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU. 81 W 23d-st., 9th and 9Th ayes
Handsome offices; suitable servants supplied;
references investigated. also clerical help.
ST. BARTH0l GMEW'9
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
2II East 426-st., first class domestics are
supplied.
BEST SERVANTs-BEST STSTEM.-IR-
WINS. 6TH-AVE. AND 11TH-ST. REF
ERENCES INVESTIGATED TELE-
PHONE 10 1STH-ST
MISS MORROW'S EMPLOYMENT BU-
REAU. 201 East 5sth-st., best help, male
and female constantly On hand. Tele-
phone-l.72S SSth-
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CoACHMAN.-EngIish married no fam
lily. experienced city driver, personal and
written references; competent re- able.
sober man; good appearance. THOMAS.
Box ~ 1.242 Broadway
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GARDENER. with 20 years experience.
wants position as head gardener OF super
futendent OF geutleman's place A B. care
Siebrecht & Son. 500 shave.
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OACHMAN.-Thorough competent: styi-
ish. careful city driver: single. Protest
ant: years personal city references.
highest character. willing. obliEing par
ticular. polite. W, 81 Amsterdan-aye.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

EDTTHS LEES Licensed Detective Agenc
(shadowing); private matter secretly al
tended TO. 1872 West 33d-st.
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COACHMAN- Lady going 70 Europe
wishes 10 get her coachman situation: .
years without lame or sick horse. highly
recommended. J L. 5S6 Park-ave-
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Ring up 2Te Madison Square FOR
z J. MCLUSKY'S MURRAY HILL
KIEIDLING WOOD FACTORY,
S6th-st- and 1st-ave. Largest dealers
Lowest prices
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COACHMAN.-SingIe, aged IS: height 5
feet inches, weight. 100 pounds; wishes
steady position: viii be disengaged October
10: thoroughly understands The duties Of
a cOachman in all its branches. good rider
and careful driver. city or country; first
class written or personal references. Ad-
dress W. R. 10 East S5th-st.
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WATCHMAN--Night or day. generally U.s.
ful; best OF references. THOMAS GER
MAX. 4f2 East Z3d-st
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COACHMAN.-ThOrOUgh understands the
care OF horses. carriages and harness. Q
years best Of references from last en-
DIover. who can be seen. Address J. B.
1877 West 37th-st.
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Female
CHILD = NURSE and 5EANfSTEESS -Rv
q refined woman 90 grown children in =
christian family, would assist win urnr
WORK, best references 14s East I23a
81 bell. west
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COOk--French. German: in small family.
80 country or apartment Address Box
Isl. I517 2d-ave
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HOCSEKEEPER- reliable woman. -
working housekeeper- references would
care Tor invalid; good cook $50 shave.
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pipioeno Nntlres.

Dipiocno Nptlres.
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY or NEW JERSEY.
143 Liberty Street York. October 1st 1900
4 DIVIDEND Of ONE AND ONE-QUARTER
per cent has this dsy been declared. payable No
Terlber LIST Stockholders OF the close Of
Business Ocober 18th The Transfer Books VIII be closed
from p N Of Monday. October 18TH til the morning
J. x. WATSON Treasurer.
AMERICAN STEEL HOOP COMPANY.
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of one and three
quarters Qs.1 per cert has been declared upon the
Frsferred stock q his Company. payable on october
s-E- 1900 stockholders OF record the close OF bust
ness September 18th The Transfer Books viii be closed
IS the Preferred Stock October October
slst, both dates inclusive
Kew York October 2s 1900
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
MADE.

Male.
ATTENDANT or nurse 20 sick or invalid
gentleman; 10 objection 70 travel; best
city reference Address B. B.. I22 East
66th-st
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COACHMAN.-Und Understands horses car
riages; careful driver; Scotchman: single.
care lawn. furnace: generally useful: good
reference Address THOMAS. Box Is, Trfh-
Une Ofice.
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COACHMAN.-By young Englishman. 80:
thoroughly understands business; olsen
gagged; nice driver, rider, family hand IN
est family reference. wife first class cook.
baker. housekeePer, etc; permanent situa
ton; private family city. country: salary
fair Address a. 3. c. 3s5 Wythe-ave-,
BROOKLYN
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-02-10
ST PAUL MINNEAPOLIS MINI SATURDAY FEBRUARY

commander-in-chief seems to have aroused a
kind OF paternal feeling in him toward all
those under him. He was their father and
must be kind and just to them. Again and
again this feeling came out. Nothing kinder
and at the same time franker was ever written
President sent General Hooker in January
1868, when he appointed him commander OF
the army of the Potomac: .. :.
Executive Mansion, Washington, D. c.,
Jan. rs, 1863. Major General Hooker: Cen
eral-1 have placed you at the head of the
army OF the Potomac. OF course, have done
this upon what appeared to me to be sufficient
reasons, and yet think it best for you to
know that there are some things in regard to
which l am not quite satisfied with you !
believe you to be brave and skillful soldier,
which Of course like. also believe you do
not mix politics with your profession, in
which you are right. You have confidence in
yourself, which is a valuable if not an indis-
pensable quality. You are ambitious, which,
within reasonable bounds, does good rather
than harm; but I think that during General
Burnside's command of the army you have
taken counsel Of your ambition and thwarted
him as much as you could, in which you did a
great wrong to the country and to most
meritorious and honorable brother officer I
have heard, In such a way as to believe it,
OF your recently saying that both the army
and the government needed a dictator.
.Of course, 1t was not for this, but in spite
Of 1t, that have given you the command.
Only those Generals who gain successes can
set up as dictators. What I now ask of you is
military success, and will risk the dictator
ship. The government will support you to
the utmost GIFTS ability, which Is neither more
nor less than it has done and will do for all
commanders. I much fear that the spirit
which you have aided to infuse into the army,
Of criticising their commander and withhold
Ing confidence from him, will now turn upon
you. shall assist you as far as can to put
1t down. Neither you nor Napoleon, if be
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-02-10
His Plan of Managing 4 Generals
During the Civil War.
HOW HE sTILLED STRIFE
Letters That Gained Jealousies
Among Array Leaders. .. -
~ Cellar ,Mas 80 loved by an
Ample Apology. 49,. =.

President Lincoln's relations with the Gen
erals OF the Union army during the civil war
furnish material for an interesting chapter
In the military history Of the United States.
1t was several months after the war between
the North and South began, much longer
time. in fact, than the entire war with Spain
has covered, before MI, Lincoln found it
necessary to assert himself as commander IN :
chief, and take the military reins in his
hands and to issue orders directing move
ments. He shrank at first from any such
action, because, as he very frankly owned,
he knew nothing about military matters. and
ne did not want to embarrass his Generals.
He was made the more sensitive on this point