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bases on balls, off Dahlquist ,, off Cook
/; hit by pitched ball, by Cook .; double
plays, O'Malley to Hart to Riordan, Fla
dan, Mcnamara; three-base hit, Claytor;
home run, Flaherty; stolen bases Hart
Jahnke, Dahlquist, McGinnis; wild pitch,
Cook; umpire, Frank Mccarthy
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Earned runs, Minneapolis 2; two-base
hits. Nance: Smith, Clark, Burke. Con-
roy. Rcitz WaldrOn; stolen bases, Davis,
Wilmot. Fisher, Conroy, Anderson 2; sac
rifice hits, Bowling ?. Davis; bases on
balls, off Bowling 3, of Wheeler 3, off Nc
Cam 3: struck out by Mccain 2, by
DOwling >; hit by Bowling. Fisher, Wer-
den; by McCann, Yeager; by Parker, An
derson: wild pitch, Wheeler; innings
Dowling 5. by Wheeler 4; hits. off NC
Cam p off Parker 5, off Dowling 8. off
Wheeler ,; left on bases. Minneapolis 10,
milwaukee S; time. 2:05; umpire McDon-
aid. attendance. 4617
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WHITE STOCKINGS WIN ALSO
- BYinReaDoIis Team Went 10 Pieces
Again and Milwaukee Increased
Her Percentage aS lhe
Result.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
Cincinnati at St Louis
New York at Boston
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Pittsburg.

CHICAGO, May 6.-The locals made six
runs of Waddell in the first two innings
today on six hits, three errors, a batsman
hit and passed bail. Phillippi then came
In and held them down to two singles
Callahan was effective, excepting in the
NTH. when his wildness and four his
tied the score. \ single, a passed ball,
and Beaumonts third error gave Chicago
the winning run in the fifth. Attendance,
QlaO Srure:
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DETROIT BEATEN.
Indianapolis Wins the First Game
on Aew Sunday Grounds.

DETROIT. Mich. May indianapolis
this afternoon won the first game played
on Detroit's new Sunday grounds. Owing
to the large crowd, whica spread INTO
both isft and right field, ii was agreed
that all hits into the crowd should go for
three bases and the visitors We're very
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case. it was said nothing stood in the
way of satisfactory fusion OF all the par
ties, thus avoiding the Tom Watson
mistake" of 1896.
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Earned runs, Chicago 3 Kansas City 2;
two-base hits. Gear, O'Brien. Hartman,
Shugart; three-base hit, Farrell; sacrifice
hit, Gonding; stolen base, Camel; bases
on balls. by Lee 2 by McGiH 3; left on
bases, Chicago g. Kansas City 5; double
play, Mcfarland to Isbell to Sugden;
time 2 hours; umpire, Sheridan; attend
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BLUES BEATEN AGAIN.
Chicago Takes the Second Game
Through SEortstOp's Error.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, May 6.-Wagner's $
errors in the eighth inning, letting in
three runs, lost the second game of the
series to Chicago. A feature of the game
was the hard hitting in the first. Lee and
McGill Were both strong Score.
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"DoNT's" FOR THE SPRING TIHE.

New York Journal
Don't be too ready to put on lighter
wraps.
Don't be the first TO discard your heavy
underwear
Don't take too much spring medicine In
your haste TO beautlfy your complexion.
Don't forget that wind blows I'm April
as well as in March. and produces tan,
freckleS and hard, rough skin.
Don't be afraid to carry an umbrella
even when 1t Is clear.
Don't start your hOusecleaning too soon.
Don't forget your rubber shoes on a
damp day.
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Meeting of Ancient Order of Hiber-
Diuns

Boston. May S-12. 1900.
For this meeting the Chicago Great
Western railway will sell on May 40
rOund-trip excursion tickets on the Ger
tihcate plan for a fare and one-thkrd
Good to May l6 1900. For further irfor-
nation apply 10 j. r. Elmer, q. A. Z, ID, q,
corner Fifth and Robert streets. st. Paul
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Leoxt to stilIwnter.

The Colombias, of st. Paul, were de-
feated by Saltwater in the baseball game
Yesterday afternoon at saltwater by a
score of II to 8. Game was witnessed by
a huge crowd. The fielding of the visitors
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fortunate in landing the bail among the
spectators Score:

Two-base hits, Shaw, Hartsell; three
base hits, Cronin, Hartsell 2, Magoon,
Seybold, Madison; home runs, Shaw,
Hogriever, Magoon. Seybeld ?, Hickey:
first base on balls, Cronin 6, Dammann 9;
hit by pitcher, Cronin 3; struck out, by
Cronin 3. by Dammann 2; double play,
Kelly to Madison to Kelly; wild pitches
Cronin 3, Dammann /; earned runs, In
dianapolis .. Detroit 3; time 2:1O; umpire,
Cantillcn; attendance, 5000
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MiLLERS FELL DOWN.
milwaukee, Sends Nine Wen Around
the Diamond in One Inning
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
indianapolis at Detroit.
Chicago at Kansas City.
Buffalo 1T Cleveland.

. MlNNEAPOIHS, MINI, May 6.-The
Minneapolis team went 10 pieces in the
seventh inning Of the game with Milwau-
kee this afternoon, and the score tells
what hNppened The scnrc.
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Cycle Races Postnoned

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 6-The bicycle
races scheduled to be run st Tconnfain
Ferry Park were postponed on account of
rain.
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Read the announcement of the Hotel
Empire, New York City. on page OF
this paper.
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ST. Louis ..........0 o O 0 o.
Cincinnati e. ......o 0 0 / 0 0 3-5
*Batjed for Phillips in the ninth inning.
Earned run, Cincinnati; two-base hits.
Crawford, Smith. Peitz, Irwin; home run,
young sacrifice hits Corcoran, Steinfeldt;
hit by pitched ball. Donovan: bases on
balls, off Phillips .; passed ball, O,Con-
nor; stolen base, Donovan; struck out by
Young ], by Phillips 2, by Scott /; UNI
pire, O'Day; time Of game 2:25
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EIy'S Cream Balm
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CAT TARRR

easily and pleasantly.
Contains no mercury
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Ii rs quickly absorbed
Gives Relief ut once.
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the Nasal Passages.
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.cATARRh
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Not Needed There.

Chicago Times Herald
There's a man whose heart l5 seldom
in his work"
What does ne dor"
''He makes liyerwurst"
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CHICAGO, May 6.-Gen James A.
weaver, of iowa, was IN Chicago today
on ms way to Sioux Falls to attend the
hsIioIai Populi5t convention. Asked
about the statement attributed to him
while at Indianapolis, recently, that in
case OF the election of Mr.. Bryan he ex-
peeted cabinet position. he says he
absurd and that those who know him best
know that be was Incapable of making
such remark
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Weaver Denies . Report.

Common sense use of ''Orangefne" pre-
vents and cures nearly all human ills.
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THREE IN TIE NINTH.
Cincinnati Takes Another GaIaC
away From 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. May 6.-Cincinnati jumped
on Nuurs's curves in the ninth, ana.
aided b. Quinn's error, tailed three runs,
winning "a game that looked ike sure de-
feat. Attendance 9133 Score:
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THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW


To Jessie Archibald Belts; A Whitney Charles
": Belts WIfred Belts; Wellington Belts; Henry W.
K My Mrs Sadie Tate M[s Lqe Belts Loua Belts.
James Belts. Mrs Susan Belts. Mrs Anna Mcdonald
widow and heirs and next of kin Of John Belts deceased
WHEREAS, William F. Dunning The City of New
York has lately applied ths Surrogates Court of our
County Of New York, TO have certain in
writing. and Codci thereto relating real and
petkonal property, duly proved and
Testament OF John Belts, late OF New
York. deceased. Therefore you you are cited
20 appear before the Surrogate Of of New
York, at his Office in the County New York on rhe
18th day Of July thousand nine at hapast
o'clock in the day then and there 10
attend the probate Of the viii TESTAMENT
And such of hereby cited, as under he
age of twenty-one required appear your
guardian. II you none 10 appear
and apply for be appointed event Of your
neglect failure do be appointed
by The Surrogate 70 represent and for pro
ceeding. 49,
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We have caused the seal
OF the Surrogate's Court of the said County OF
New York 10 be hereunto affixed
WITNESS, HON. ABNER c. THOMAS n Surro-
tseal) gate Of our said County of New York at said
County, the 23d day Of May the year OF orr
Lord one thousand nine hundred. - ~
J. FAIRFAX MLAUGHLr
Clerk of the Surrogates Court.
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SAYS MORTGAGE TO THE CENTRAL IS Vo1D
PLAINTIFF IN THE ACTION ALLEGES THAT Jt5
PAPER WAS OBTAINED UNDER pr-KFss.

PLAINTIFF IN THE ACTION ALLEGES THAT THE
PAPER WAS OBTAINED UNDER pUKEss
Sylvester A. Murphy has brought g suit in the
Supreme Court TO have a mortgage given by him
10 the New-York Central and Hudson River Rail-
road Company, on property at Nos 4C7 and 400 East
e-hundred-and- frst-st. declared void on the
ground that IL executed under duress and for
Illegal consideration.
Murphy, in his complaint. alleges that a young
fellow named jeremiah Hallanan. who was an
eTnploye OF the defendant company was threat
ened with arrest by the corporation for having
ernbezZled $500. He knew Hallanan and all his
family as respectable people and IN order to pre-
vent the lads arrest he says he agreed TO give a
mortgage for the $3.50 security that the nonav
would be repaid
The company. the ground that the MORTGAGE
had been given for Illegal consideration. the
compromising Of & felony, agreed to make a new,
the brother and sister OF jeremiah Hallanan were
10 pay back 5000 10 cover the s. with interest
in monthly instruments Of So each The raiIwa v
company he alleged. did nothing 10 try 10 col
lect the money bur threatened foreclose the
mortgage given by him II the instruments were nor
paid He therefore brought his action 10 have ms
mortgage set aside.
Justice Leyentritt. IN the Supreme Court yester-
cay granted en- injunction on Murphy's application
restraining the defendant company from ira MS
son. the ground that should Il be so ASSIGNED
Murphy's cause of action the ground OF dlIress
OF Illegal consideration could not be maintained
against the assignee
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LEAPED INTO NIAGARA's RAPIDS.

Buffalo, n. Y. June ia special oispatcn 10
THE News" from Niagara Falls says woman
whose identity has not yet been discovered. COM
mitted suicide this morning by jumping into the
Whirlpool Rapids from the platform OF the railway
the Canadian side. She was well dressed ana
apparently woman of refinement
Later ii ascertained that the woman mad
registered Table Rock Mabel Williams or
Philadelphia Previous TO going TO the rapids she
purchased small tray, and taking OF a oracelet,
asked the clerk to send them to Mrs Charlss y.
Wagner, No. 112 Walnut-st, Allentown Penn
She about twenty years old.
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SLIGHT FIRE AT A BROADWAY HOTEL.

A lighted cigarette thrown an awning caused
a slight fire the fourth floor of the white stone
building known as the Hotel Darlington, No. 1505
Broadway yesterday afternoon. Guests In the hotel
extinguished the flames with pitchers OF water,
and the members OF Engine Company No. 60 who
had responded to the alarm sent in, tore down the
awning
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Gurrnaates' Notlees.
HE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK by the Grace Of God Free and independent
20 Julia NJ. Beck. Henry C. Hutchinson. Julia Kinney
Mary P Huntington, Charles P. Huntington Charles P
H Ripley Mary P. Bond William c. Ripley. Benjamin
P. Huntington Emily I. Hale. Natalie 3. Huntington
Philip W. Huntington. Isabelle W. Powell, William H
P Smith n. Huntington, Elizabeth B. Hunt
inston. Mary H. Douglas, Susan d. Huntington John P
Huntington and Ruth Huntington the heirs and next of
Charles P Huntington late OF the County OF New
York, deceased, SEND GREETING:
Whereas. Charles A. Sherman. Of the City OF New
York. lately applied the Surrogates Court Of our
County have three certain instruments in
writing both real and personal duly
the VIII Testament OF Charles P Hunt
ington. late of the County Of New York. deceased
Therefore and each of cited appear be
Office the County OF New York, day OF
July hundred at half past O'Clock
the that day then and the
probate of the said last VIII and Testament.
And such of hereby cited. under the
of twenty-one required by your
guardian If have il have none,
and apply for be appointed your
neglect failure do guardian Will be appointed
by the Surrogate to represent and for In the
ceeding.
Testimony Whereof have caused the Seal Of the
Court OF the said County of New York be
hereunto affixed.
Witness. Abner C. Thomas Surrogate
L s. of said County New York at County,
:.-: the 18th day Of May in the Lord
thousand nine hundred.
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN,
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court
BOWERS & SANDS. Attorneys for Proponent
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SAFES.
WANTED TO PURCHASE.

ONE OF the most up TO date biograph OF
films Address A. JACKSON, Morton
House. Broadway.
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SCRAP IRON, MACHINERY. ETC

WE BUY SCRAP IRON. metal and ma
chinery. also old buildings and bridges
We always have second hand machinery
for sale. EMPIRE METAL CO.. Peck
slip.
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BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED.


WANTED.-By an elderly gentleman
fAmerican). cheap. cleanly furnished
room in small private family, between 18th
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Gurrouaies' Noiires.


TN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon. Frank L.
- Fitzgerald a Surrogate OF County Of New York.
NOTICE hereby given TO all having claims
Schiller, late OF the County of New
the with vouchers thereof to
place of transactng business, at the
Theall q Beam. Councillors at Law. in
Oompanys Building. Nos 40 and
Street City of NeY York. before the
fifteenth day OF November. 1900. Rxt
Dated York. the Both day OF April. 1900.
DOROTHDA ScHIF'FER, Executrix-
THEAII, BEAM.
EXecurx, Nos. 10 and Al Wall Street. New
York City
IN PURSUANCE of order of Hon. Frank
T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County OF New
York
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having claims
of the County of New
present the with vouchers thereof
the subscriber. of transacting business
the Office Of Davis & Kaufman. No $50 broadway.
in The City of New York before the 18th day OF
October, 1900, next
Dated New York. the 10th day of April. 1900
HENRY MAILLARD Executor
DAVIS & KAUFMAN.
Attorneys for Executor,
2S0 Broadway Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
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BOOKS,
LOWERING S BOOK STORE
FOR nearly 20 years on Broadway near 10th

VI nearly 20 years on Broadway near 10th
M. ST. has removed 10
SO BROADWAY, NEAR 18TH ST.
EVERYBODY in New York and FOX fifty
headquaTters for book-lovers and book-
| BUYERS All kinds of books 10 suit all
tastes and all pocketbooks. Historical
books Of travel. books of fiction books for
children, poetry. etc, etc. Anything you
want and positively at the lowest prices 70
of had In the United States
Encyclopedias on sale for a song-Ap-
p!eton's: Chambers, Britannica, and Peo-
pies Books and libraries purchased
LOWERING. S23 Broadway near 18th ST.
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DRESS & ACCORDION PLEATING

l06 E A IT0MM@ OF every description
tTF.ICA Il utElQN0 while you wait HAIR
rIA-n : M W 23d 81. Established 10 yeara-
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! CooK.-Ry colored man; first Glass; go9d
| references J. ELMORE, 1O5 west gu
st three flights up.
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SEAMSTRESS. &c.-By n lady. good sewer.
fancy worker. German French. uusics
board and small wages. IN country. AG-
dress A 6la East 6th-st.. bakery.
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CASHIERS ~ BOOKKEEPERS,
DESKS.

CASHIERS & BOOKKEEPERS' DESKS
roll tops. cabinets for typewriters parti-
tons. ratings; low prices. S. HARBUR-
GER. 454 Canal-st.. near Hudson-st
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NURSE.-Graduate. young man. medical
student, capable OF full charge, desires
engagement during present vacation: refer
ences. VAN DYKE, 102 West 4Sth-st-
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$3.50 CAN BE MADE during next six
months by hustling agents handling our
white and fancy Rubber Collars. Cuffs
bosoms and Neokties Patented and guar
Ahteed goods Enclose stamp for special
plan ID a II. MFG CO.. Springfield. Mass
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NURSERY GOVERNESS- Take fun charge
OF children, music. German. French. kin-
dergarteC, highest references Address Miss
f kLIPPEL. 61S East 6th-st-
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS cleaned by steam, by hand or on
the moor. Careful Carpet Cleaning Co..
1858 broadway, 42 East 4sth-st, coz &
BRANDT. Tel. 132-3sth
FREDERICK ACKERMAN. 1873 West SD
st. near oth-ave.-steam carpet cleaning
enc ie-ther and hair renovating works.
&CLOSKEYs Steam Garnet Cleaning
works. 345 West 37;h-st Office 204 East
lsth-st-; cleaning. all kinds, &C. Der yard;
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BUSINESS CHANCES

WANTED.-Fffry loads Of furniture, house
hold effects. etc. Send postal l. M. 1853
East l24th-st.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

AT ST. BARTHOLOMEW EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU. 211 East 42d-st.. Telephone
Q 564 3Sth-st-Ffrst class servants supplied.
houses closed for families who are leaving
town; caretakers furnished for the summer.
SUMMER RESORTS, BEST HELP FUR
NISHED. BEST SYSTEM AT IRWIN 81
II w IiTH-ST
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AUNDRESS-Washing and ironing: would
like to have one or TWO small WaShings
for frst days IN the week. Mrs. A GRIE
BERT. 1876 Irving-ave. Brooklyn.
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VALET.-By Englishman. TO single gentle
man. or 10 travel abroad with family:
aged Is. FREDERICK G. SOMER. u Pros
pect Place.
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USEFUL MANY married man as driver
stable man anything: perfectly sober
and honest; best references. RUNDIN. 294
Bergen-st. Brooklyn.
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1-GRAMERCY PARK. corner 2lst-st-
Large cool rooms, en- suite or single
with BATH board optional.
645 IEXINGTON-AVE.- furnished
rooms in private house for gentlemen
references required.
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FURNISHED ROs'Ms.

CORNER PRIVATE HOUSE.-Well fur
nished room for gentleman very r easu. g..
able Apply 500 Lexington-ave.. corner
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&C. g Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County of York
against Cornelius V. sldell late County of New
YORK deceased TO present the with
to the subscriber at her place business
the Office OF Charles D. Ingersol No. 10 BroadwsS
Borough OF Manhattan IN the City OF York on n.
before the 26th day of September next. ~ -
Dated New York. the 14th day of March 1900
CHARLES D. INGERSOLL. oN-iA-
Attorney Executrfx
10 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan New yo-a c,+x
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DANBURY HATS,

- DESBROSSDS-ST the place TO buy your
hats. DANBURY HAT CO.. % Desbros-
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COACHMAN or GROOM seful. sober;
good worker; aged 81; experienced; reter
ences EDWARD. go Greene-sve.. II klyn-
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I EBERslUTH, ARRAHAM.-In nnrgnanea -

/ 4 OF
order OF Hon. Abner c. Thomas a s,,--oa.. =.
the County OF New York. Notice hereby given &c a
persons having claims against Abrahem Iehe,nrtho az
of the County Of New York deceased to present the
with vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber
business at the office OF Stidfe No
~ " an ST. IN me borough OF Manhattan. City OF
Dated New York. the 9th day Of February Ie6S
DAVID L.EBfRNIrrEI
'tCtt1 SII-'. ot1-rEI. Administrator
haitian New York City. "a 1a"-
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SEAMSTRESS. -By week or month: IN
derstands family sewing. dressInak king.
children clothes Address L :. 2S6 Co
lumbus-ave.
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USEFUL MAN-wAITRESS man and
wife (colored), Just from the South. in
private family; city or country: can serve
IN any capacity: useful man. butler: wait
ress general Homework. J. ". JOHNSON
and EMMA JOHNSON. 100 West 25th-st.
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WORK WANTED.

| Roy C;erman-American. strong and VIII
4 ing wishes any kind Of work, with board
| and lodging: city or country. TIMER
| $40 East 34th-st.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
second hand: lowest prices: easiest tsrms
MARK BROS. "a Union Square
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


1.-FIRST CLASS new family hotel; strict
~ hreproof. all the comforts and con-
ysniences; delightful ROOMS for single
men. WITH HOT AND COLD WATER
STEAM HEAT AND ELECTRIC IIGHT,
for s. PER WEEK UPWARD; cannot be
eouaiie6; references required. HOTEL, RO-
LAND. 5Sth-st- and Aadison-ave. block
from Central Park entrance.
10 EAST 8sTH-sT.-Double and single
room. southeTners accommodated: parlor
dining room; references
80 WEST S2D-ST-Most central location
IN city; summer rates; rooms en- suite
and single: tYansisnts.
55TE-sT. IS wEST.-Desireble rooms
with board; parlor dining room: table
board references.
il4TH-sT, AT WEST. the 81. orimand.
MOTnings6e Enthusiastically com
bining city and country; elevator; tsle-
phone. board optional ROSS.
80 WEST 56TH-ST.-Largs room. ali con-
venfeacss. with or without board
5TTE-ST. 3l3 WEST.-Desirsble largo and
small connecting roOFns second and
third foors. with boardi references ex-
changed
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L L 0@~A-NOI@ OI H1I OIutI OF I1On. ADner
c. Thomas Surrogate of the County of New-york
notice is hereby given ell persons having clan.
against Ann d. Lee. late of the County OF NeyNYork
deceased, 10 present the with
tae su6sciber at It's place Of tTansactng business
' - ~ePN@HAOe'
Dated New-York, the Path day Of February 1000
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEJVYoPp-
EDWARD W. SHELDOti. " As''
Attorney for administrator, C.
45 Wall Street,
Manhattan, Nev-York
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5oO secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. B. EDDY. 39S Madison-st.
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