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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-06-23
the dissolution of the Chinese EN-
pire. In this event, the Ameri

the dissolution of the Chinese EN-
pire. In this event, the Ameri
can government will be in unique
position the worst comes to
the worst-for holding the Euro
pean powers to their pledges to
respect the open door principle.
1t may be enabled to play an
important part as peacemaker
and the champion of the commer-
cial Interests of the world, and
this it can do with greater efficacy
and grace if it remains outside
European concert.
Mining and railway engineers
who are familiar with China assert
that an enormo,s expansion of the
worlds trade will be the result of
opening the empire under scientific
conditions of modern enterprise
Millions are now living there III
primitive surroundings, but with
the extension of railways, the le-
velopment of coal and other miner-
al resources, the introduction of
electric machinery and the build
ing of factories the market of
foreign goods could be quad
rUpled.
One of the most important in
tcrcstS OF modern commerce is the
opening of China on conditions of
commercial equality to industrial
competition by all nations, and
the United States has become the
special guardian of the pincIpIe.
The Washington government
should hold its resources in re.
serve, especially as the British
government is caught unprepared,
and is stumbling from one feebl c
eNpedient to another, with vague
possibility that everything will
come out right. But strong
probability that there will be some
horrible catastrophe, such as II
general massacre of white men or
of the dissolution of the empire
into a cluster of auarchal proviu-
CcS.
POWERS COMMON FEAR.
Momentarily, the European
powers are held together by the
common menace Of the slaughter
of foreigners, but the concert is
not likely to prove more efficient
In Chint than it has ut Constanti-
nople in the past. Russia and
France are deeply distrusted, not
only by Japan, but by England
ana Germany, and it is by no
means clear that the concert can
be induced to sanction the deposal
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-04
MORE THAN DOUBLED.
Big Increase Of the Sumter Oil
Company Capital.

The Secretary OF State was on Sunday
notified CT the increase of the capital OF the
Atlantic Cotton OH Company of Sumter from
SlOo, 600 to $3.50. 900.
Tee Darlington Oil aud Ice Company re-
Gently commissioned, has fled a new decla.
ration and obtained another conn issiou,
changing the name to the Pee Dee Oil and
Ice Company. the other nsme beicg too much
like that of like corporation ip Darlington.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-04
ANOTHER STORE BURGLAR
IZED
Parnic,ous Act,vlty Of the Store
Burglars

Tie store OF Levi Bros xGs catered bE 3
burglar OF Saturday night Jat be was 3ls-
co7ersd br Poioe;nen Seyaaonr befo:e he
rsulc remo7a a:y goods TIE er:!ance WIS
male through tie aack door, ana II aa;asn-
ei ,has Policeman Ses nos: was 10 the :e'T
cf Che :tec, cfice 4, 'oe time the ooo7 Wig
forced Hearing .be rose he weut AT cnce
70 m&Ke az Investigation and as he approach l.
ea the open BACK door of the store tie aeSro
uued &C, aad rcn clf around the resr OF
O'Do.retl's rev ouiidiug Policeman :.ev-
nour fred q; the ranEing negro several ':roes
bu, did not stsn hin. If eny of the pals
took eTec: tie identity Of the burgia! will
oe disclosed within few days
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-04

There is some probability Of large aaw
mill plan. beiog located in this city by Balti-
more capitalists The mill will cut short
straw pine exclusively, and as this class of
timber has never been touched By the mills
there is said 10 be supply within easy reach
of this city sutficieot to run large mill for
q number OF years Recently there has
grown up great demand for short straw
lumcer, which il better than yellow ne for
inaide work The lm'aense plant of the
Atlantic Coast Lunbe- Co, at Georgetowo, !,
the largest 10 the south, will cut only short
straw pine.
The New Steam Laundry at Camden, S.
c., is ooe CT the most up TO date Laundry
plants IN the State, being equipped with the
most modern machinery. and under the man
agement of an expert laundrymen Of life
time experience We expect to establish an
agency at Sumter right away, aud only ask
trial to couvipce the citizens thai our new
plant will do laundry promptly aad 10 first
class manner Very resi- ec;fuliy,
E A Nisbe, L Co
Props. Camden Steam Laundry.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-04
Coming.

A. K Hawkes., the famous Atlanta Opti-
Clap, direct from the bone cffice Of this great
Optical Horee, or one Of his practical op;i
cisus, will remain at the store Of his agent,
e. G. Os,eeo & Co, FOR 3 days Only. begin
nlpg J1ly 9h This will give the citizens
of Sumter and vicinity a rare opportunity Of
ha7iog their eyes tested FREE by ODE of the
most removed as well IS reliable Opticians
10 tie United States.
Mr Hawkes. has all the modern appliances
for the scieot6c adjustment of spectacies and
eve glasses 10 the eye. There is DO Optician
in the Uoited Stats who erjoys the conf
dence of the people more than Mr. Hawkes.
His pame is familiar word throughout q
section OF the country Inhabited by over
twenty-five millicos OF people. Ar. Hawkes.
has probably ftted glasses to the eses of more
people of national and international fame
than any other Opticiao living HIS won-
dertul success is due to bis superior grade Of
glasses end 10 ,he confidence the people have
in his ability as practical Optician. This
6rn was established 10 lS7o, nearly thirty
years ago
Call early as he will positively remain but
days, as be has other engagements for later
dates Csu'icn-These famous glaeses are
never peddled.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-04
MAYORS COURT.

James Blauding, colored was before the
Mayors Court Monday :mornipg for pubic
drunkenness He was found guilty and paid
fine OF So
jim Wright and - Montgomery were
arrested Monday night FOR 6ghting:on Main
street, and we're found guilty and sentenced
to pay 6oe Of So each by the Mayor yes-
terdsy morning.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-04
Missionary Institute and District
Conference.

The Missiouery aad Educational Institute
and District Conference of the Sun,;er Dis
,ylct, NJ E. Church, Seuin. was in session
IN the First Methodist Church OF this city
last weak.
Ga Wednesday tae Missionary eod Edu-
ca,iooal institute conveued, with Rev.
Clyde presiding, end Rsv. W. A Belts, Sec
retary.
The opening serroa OF the Distric: Con-
fereccs was preached on Wednesday nlght
By Raw. W II. Duncan, of Camden. Bishop
". W. Duncan, of Spsrtsnburg, hss pre-
slded over the SESSIONS of the Conference aod
j. W Hamel, of KershaH, has acted as sec-
retary.
40 address Of welcome was made oy Rev
J. A. Clifton, D. D and responded to oy
Rev. w NJ Duncan, Of Camden.
Anoug the coonsc,ional officers attending
and addressing the Conference upon the va.
rious interests of the Church, are, Revs Jno.
0 Wilson, D D, S Lander, D o ". W.
Daniel, D D T. Law, DID ]. W. kigo
and Profs. G. Clinkscales and E F. Dlbble.
A COLLECTION amounting to S2l.3o was
taken for .be Eoworth 0rphauaee
Rev J. w kilgo. State Secretary CT Ecu-
cation reported that the subscriptions from
Sumter District 10 date fo. The Tweptieth
Ceotu,y Educational Movement; amcun;sd
to 81, 500.
An election for lay delegates to the Annua!
Conference copvening at Chester - Novcm-
Der, next, resulted n the election of
Pnrdy J. W Hazel, J ~ Jones' and W.
TuIoeyi!le al.ernstes; y. S. Mcleod and
j s. Cantsy
jordan was selected as The place Of s>ssioo
i2r 1901.
The preaching Of the Coaference Lag heen
doae ov Revs. W Vi. Daac.n, ". A. Belts
and Il ThscSer
The !,apils of The y2r;ous churches IN the
CT ue;e i!ed SeaGay :,y rneaibcrs OF tie
Conference a. foiio"2
Frat Ne;aaaist Chutcil 81 e. nnd 80
p n = bishop u Y aanca1.
B.o,iz, caarea---ll gee. rl-2e.. -
.<naea..
ses5.a el.a9es-t? .
Gr.4., e..l:ei-s, a. "a --FFse7
ls.,,z.Ss5,.: t,,t...:s..---
a,-i.
z=.-f-..2.=i l.=...l,
,yy e.
Ne.ei Aoa...- -,..a4i.r ri. f!.a ~ Gx,il-
l;s..= fjt.,.rn haGadtyy. sS..ee.g.,5 e
Juaa 2.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-04

W Josaos N,ers eied st bis home nesF
proyidepes Sunday noro:aG, sged IS .yeo:a
aud con,hs lie was one OF 1as cidest
c!gzens Of Suulter County, AID a ia Sc - @:;-
iy a.a man7 friends will miss him.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-04
An Epidemic Of Diarrt ea.

Mr.. A. Sanders, writing from Cocoauut
Grove, Fla, says there bas been quite an ep''
demic OF diarrte. there He had severe
attack and was cured oy four doses of Charo-
ber!ein's Collie, Cholera aad DiarrtGs Rem
edy. He ssys be also recommended it to
tiers aod they cay it -is the best medicine
they ever used For sale eY Dr.. A. Chine.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PERSON Al.


sciary Scholarships.
Personal.
Mrs. 4. B. Bloon,is visiting il Charlotte,
y.
Bishop JJ Monaghan is visiting his tsia-
;ves Lere.
Nj. D. Kyle, Of ;he sesboard Al: Line
IS 10 the city.
Mr B. E. Nash, who has teea quite s,ck
IS much better.
Mss Susie Darr is 90 a Isl, to Mr. 4. L.
0arr in Fiorecce.
Mss Adele Mcleod. of Renber,, visited io
re city last week.
Mrs as ~ Dick, of Sta,eburg, spent last
Thursday in town.
Editor B O. Bristow, of Darlington, spent
Sonday 10 town.
Miss Ethel Adkissoa is visiting her aunt
Mrs. a. R Flowers.
Mrs a.. HARDY and children hare gone
30 Sui!ivan's Island.
Mr. R. 0. Pardy went to Spsrtanburg
Monday morning on business.
Miss Hattie Stubs OF Leicester, Marlboro
Co. is visiting Miss Alice Stubbs.
Nr. Joo S. BIRD, of Charleston, is visiting
lie daughter, Mrs ". Y. L. Marshall.
Mrs E. V Spann, of Charleston, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. A. P. Viuson.
Mr. D. J. Chandler has gone to Asheyille,
n. c., to spend several weeks or longer.
Mr. George Levy after spending week in
Charleston returned home Thursday morning.
Misses Hattie, Jennie and Sydney Dear of
McClellenville are visiting Mrs George D
Shore.
Mss 6addie Clarke. of Atlanta, is epeud-
ing few days with her brother, ar. I. n.
Clarke
Mrs q. D. Boyd end daughter. Louise,
asve gone on visit to relatives in East Ten
oessee
Dr.. n g. 0steeo, Jr, left Monday night
Cor harris Springs to attend the State Dental
Association.
Mr.. T.P. Sanders, OF Hagood, was in the
city las. Thursday on bis way home from
New York.
Mr. George E Hutchinson left Monday
:oc Virginia, where he will spend month q,
lis Old home.
Mrs. z. Diukins and family have gone
20 Tcyoo, n c., to spend the remainder o!
he summer.
Misses Mamie Boyle aod Carrie Brown after
visiting 10 Charleston ana Savauuah, have
-e.urued to this city.
Mrs L. S Carsonihes gone to Charleston
g spend several weeks with her parents, Rev
and Mrs. John Kershaw.
Misses Lucille aud Edna Hughson left Sat.
arday morning for Anderson where they
vii! spend several weeks.
Misses Nellie and Margie Monagbsn are a,
5ome from Wilmington, Delaware, where
hey have been at school.
Mr.. Emile Moses who has attended the
Georgia School of Technology during the
pas, year is at home for the summer.
Nr. 6. Weston NcGrew, a member ofsThe
Daily Item force, is of or ten days fur
,ough He will visit in Oraogeburg County.
Mr.. Edmuuds Fogan, has enlisted in the
Sixth Q. Cavalry. HE regiment sailed
from San Francisco, Cal, Sunday for Taku,
Chioa.
DR.. Geo. " Dick has gone to Harris
Springs TO attend the annual meeting of the
State Dental Association, of which body be
% secretary.
Cadet Hutchinson, of Rock Hill spent last
Wednesday in this city with relatives. he
left next morning for bone, accompanied bS
Eugene ard NOBLE Dick.
Mr and Mrs. L. E. Durans and their piece
Mss Earle, OF Anderson, will leave to-mor-
sow on trip to Norfolk, Va, Washington
snd New York
Mrs A E. Kennedy las gone TO Heqde:-
sonville, n C.
Mrs II Spsnn and little son have gone
20 Hendersonyi!ie, N C.
Nr. 7. H. Clark left yesterday for Hende-.
sonrille, N. c.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-04

Which is conceded to be the best
Fountain Pen made. vas first sold ln
Sumter by us Eye years ago. We in
.roduceo it aod ct first the sale was
slow-the posisiveIguarautee given vito
each pen and their superior merit made
them 60 after short time. We have
cold buod-eds Of pens daring the pas:
Eve years aoa are still selling then.
We hsve larger and no'o complete
assortment cf these pcos Icg than ever
before ooi FROM the msuy etylcs Ct nlbs
we caa salt al pcr-usecs.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-04

The drug stores Will observe Sunday hours
:o.day.
The fnal Recital OF Sumter School CT Nc
sic vii! be gl7en Oh Thursday, July 5tb, g.:
;ne Gpers Bouse.
Mc. Henry Paonlll writes from Dariogton
ia, be has decided to locate permanently u
Snnter ard viii start pain, factory.
The city was without time Monday night
he City Hall clock having stopped about 9
O'Clock and was aol started again unit! this
morning.
Small in size and great in results are De-
Wits Little Early Rsers, the famous little
pills that cleanse the liver and bowels. They
CO 40: GRIPPE Hughson & Go.
From ali sections of the county comes the
complaint that the grass is ouigrowicg the
crops.
The auction sale Of lots last week shows
:hat Sumter people have confidence in Sum-
Ter real estate and will buy ii a5 an invest
ment when al opportunity offers
The Black River road saould be opened
:ais summer if Sumter IS to have first class
:ooecco market and control tie larger part Of
;he trade 10 ,ne south eastern portion Of the
coUoty.
All who suffer from piles will oe glad to
earn that DeW;t,'s Witch Hszei Ss!ve will
give them ;astaut and permanent relief. 1t
will cure eczema aud eli skia diseases Be-
ware of couo,erfei;s S HaShsoa & Co.
When is the band s.e1d to be built On tie
Monumental Square. Two nontns have
passed since the stores began closing ate
o'clock, out there is 20 s;2nd yet, although
:: rad teen talked of for .no2tt5.
Il is stated oa good aa:Aori;y the; the
t;ispenssrle5 are selling flqgoc - @es8 iaac
..atf pot pacdsgea. wbica IS . violation q
ne aw
The plan TO haze a9ze @S-71 COSTS:
scsween &onaet4,l AID lla::..,.sIs 24e:1s aesose
2sy 20 70 "s!o.!ns.-9a ass .ea i''3so5tqh
ssl:: .aa peepse SAINTS. .ave 10
eessse o seeiDg g -tee .gf :za.se
RE Chinese H9@ p-
es3 Q: aoa 60 3ou a. "a. "5ea tse
ve7 active .l.e b9aI,a IS zaod Deiaflft's
Ll...ese Early Rise-s a-e fs.2cus ifs.je Esl5 for
ne liver and oo@els j s gug4son & Co.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-04

A few more Hanmccks ct .sdaced p::css
Al Osttea g BooS Slo:e.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-04

The Missiouery aad Educational Institute
and Dis.ric, Conference of the Sun,;er Dis
,,lct, NJ E. Church, Seuin. was in session
IN the First Methodist Church Of this city
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-04

Ivy poisoning, poison wounds and all
other accidental injuries may be qaickly
cured by using DeW,tt'a Witch Hazel Sel7e
!, is also certao cure for piles and skin die
eases. Take 20 o,he7.-J augnsor 4 Co
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-04

Ga wednesday lie Missionary eod Edu.
ca,iooal institute conveued, with Rev. T J
Clyde presiding, and Rev. w. A Belts, sec-
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-04

The A;lsctic Gcaat Line will sell round
trip excursion tickets on July %, g end zia
at one and one-th!rd frst-clasa fs:e 10 aoy
point on that system
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
22MN
1900
REcoRnEp MORTGAGES.

vosburgh, Adelbert S. to New-York Building
Lean Banking Company l1th-s- Nos 112 and 49,
stanton Eiiza6sth H. to Mutual Life insurance
Company. 65th-st No so East year. 1000
issth-st s alas IT Of 7tf-ave years 1905
Emmett, Ella b. Greenwich Savings Bank.
Ernst-AIarx-Nathan Company Central Realty
Bond and Trust Company. Brook-ave. 5. $50
II of 11lst-st. 1000
Morrell. Anita h II. ct al. to Bowery Savings
Bank. 3d-aye, Nos sol and sos. years. eoOo'
Heyman. Julius and wife TO Randolph W Town
send, issth-st. $. So8s fl Of Alexander
same to fresbyterian Home for Aged Women
l3sth-st n 2sle # OF Alexander-ave. - -,
Martin. Robert H to Emigrant Industrial Saw
d6sT BaNk coz e5hNgt s yer ear |o
ave- s. sos n of S4th-st years si...-- 45ooC
BehmsT, Christian. to J G Pilgrim, esth-st ~.
salomon, EstelIe l. to Henrietta Papheinaer,
zeweFer John to Somas FARLEY stebbins
ave 8 s. at e 8 Of 16eth-st s years...... Is oOC
Harper s. Bros. corporation, tot Morton Trust
cifst No % to IS and 81 to 90 90 due @ septem
1S Sss ass 9S p ass Ssat FGia asnSs SSnd' s
100 r W Of Amsterdaqraye. Ans nave years: 25ooc
trustees. 1o2d-st, n s. so It Of Manhattan
Pdster george. to Anna Brady, 2oth-st W s.
Freedman Daniel B. to Henry A c Taylor Fui-
Jones Clarence d to Margaretta K and Henry
Welsh, executors. etc. 1o1st-st. S. los It W -
cohen. Ruth II to Emma Archer ana Emma io'OV'
Paul. 7th-st. 1883 # OF Avenue D. . -
KorEendorfer. Eva. to Louisa Mander 1o8d-st
I 90 John il II n and chaPes enn yas and John
Bell to Samuel L Goldenberg and another
@ trustees s Of & Julius I Golae16eTg St Nicholas
1eS John onsn snd Charles Glenn to Edward op
ss s59ssr9 ss%s { s demand
g 7sdsE SS4 AHSe So, m % ana to m s4h Fos1 st
st. instalments 10000
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
BrOOkIpn l]rOpertn for Sale or 90 Get.

ITO LET OR FOR sALE.-Eegant new three story and
basement, brick and dwellings Carkson
Flabush Ave, opposite Melrose Park, convenient
trolley elevated: artistic decorations hardwood
trim, parQuet floors. open plumbing. Apply
W. A A. BROWN, Owner. premises, Flatbush
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

@eth-st No ISQ East. 1zz1oo6: Jane and William
Glaecum to Henrietta stahl -....-.:.: 81
Farley AdelbeTt s vosbufgt I! !is:..:.::..,.-
MsalSo1-4ye & ts S2TnsE syS S4a Sot and VIII
eo4b 1fn ans6 6 al ~ Tte ~ Of West fdaye III S
I01-Sxl65.7x1OO.5; James Martin to William E
1eTtl5t No io2 East a51a2; xugustus r. Il Wander
poe. referee TO Equitable Life Assurance soci- - -
1,S ,y sos - gsz e1s FEo- I'd 81 90 ana ~
81 70 90 CIif-st: Hamilton oden referee, and
Morton Trust Company TO Alexander e On. as ~
s5fb@st 10 si8 Dast iSsfoae: Elise Cohen to
Cathsrine Bescher Exchange
another 70 Bengno sauTeE, 1900
Wheaton julius schsttman.
Ram and aSotheT not @ to q Max IedsreT
uth-st. s. 2T0e It Of Avenue A. 25xe49:
Iizth-st. No 20 West l7sxl001I; Louise NJ
Bennett TO Lassar Gr1nberg-- 1900
soth-st. q. "a II OF Columbus-eve, oo.1x
1S2 2z58 llE1o22 2; s soth-st5 15o lS4I It q
gore: Arthur W Eager 70 the cOlumbus Co.
SIS Peter Gorth to simon shapiro. 1775o
1oo Henry " BoolEtaver, referee to Julius
18stR1St n 8. aSi8 II Of liexandeTaves, 25x 'O
100; Henry " Booksaver. referee TO julius
lBzt6-s s. 275 # Of 7th-ave 25xss ii: Meyer
Greenberg. referee, to Henry Beste and another.
path-E5 No y west 9sxloo IL Martin 3 Furone l'V'
As5erdsuave e "a No I7s4 to / 1856 6lxioo 2oo
Niels Hansen 70 John D y7Iksns $4,000
Forsyth-st, Nos 12s ard 12s f, 5ox1oO, -Four
teenth Street Presbyterian Church. to Chehrah
8fadison-ave, No 1929, OF 1l9th-st.
Madison-aye n e corner of esth-st 100 1ixI0o.
Marx Frederick dass- Exchange
1O1st-st s. lG5 ft Of ParH-ave, 25x1O0 II;
Margaretta X Welsh and another. Clarence
D. Jones 215O0
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
NEW BUILDINGS.

52d-st. n s. 200 # e of 1Oth-ave; for three hve
story brick fathouses. 25xS5-6; John McGovern,
No s4 West 103d-st. owner; Moore & Land
Paramount Place, n s. $50 # OF Prospect-ave;
for a two and half story frame dwelling 1sx
~; Catharine McEmily. zoos Washington-ave,
owner; J G Robinson, architect ..........:..-.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02

e5th-st. No IL West 25x1oo5: Helen T Roberts TO
Juhn mckay
20th-st so II west OF Flrst-sve. 4oxe2: Anna
Brady to George Phster. =. 1890. 2
13lizabefh-st, No DAD. 20xel. .4xf9. .6xal.4; Sa
Vile Levin 20 Paolo Bononcolo and wife
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
HELP WANTED.

Femag2.
NEW-YORK FREE EMPLOYMENT BuJ-
REAU,
30 West 29th-st
CONDUCTED BY THE STATE OF NEW
YORK
FREE TO EMPLOYERS AND EN-
PLOYEES
Servants are in waiting from a m TO
?. m.
Reference investigated
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
HnRTnN,s ICE CREAM.

ICE CREAM is one OF the joys
Of this world. Try it ana you will be
convinced All orders promptly filled. City
or county.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
PILES AND CONSTELLATION

DR.. UPHAM'S Vegetable Electuary; in
ternal remedy; positive specific; nfy
years reputation; sold by leading drug
glsts, samples sent free. A G. UPHAM
27 East 4th-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
BILLIARD q POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
second hand; lowest prices; easiest terms.
MARK BROS. "a Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
CARPET CLEANING.
DESKS & OFFICE FURNITURE.
DHEssAkTEJHG.

UHESSAkH1ISi.
A A-A-A.-Sea- garment sno othe- fine
flirs repaired reoyed and rensiailsd int.
latest Styles - exceptionally loW prices
Eadiss waited o.. - tbsi- Feslderaes. Mrs
p J. BANKER JIl Weet 3efh-sI. late
with c. C. GuntIss< SoHa, 5th-ave
DRESSNA stylish. GOOD CATER and
fitte: wsnts sewing in good families:
speedy: g. per day. Apply BY letter.
IfEEESd AKER, 325 West 25th-st
pREssMARER. ER.--Styloh tai,or made. also
faucy suits. a. Madame EAUER s. I22
PaIk-ave Ladies own goods
URESsMAKEK. .-Eeverzl yearE with Lord
q Tsylor; stylish work; dresses reno
waited; reasonable. Jos East 27th-st
P. SCHNEIDER. IS sth-ave date Of 5th-
aVe.) Ladies suits 10 order, Sc 90; car
fare PAID for fittings; Cheviot Suits $i2 90
s. SIDE. Practical FN1rrier and Fine Ladies'
Tailoring--Main store. S07 6th-ave.
Branches: lI3 East 59th-st and 745 Lex
ir,zfan-svs- Telephone 1925 -3stn st
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
COOKS TOURS.
LOST

LOST or STOLEN. No. SO 333 Of
the Excelsior Savings Bank 6th-ave and
G5d-st., New-1ork. All persons are eau
uoned against purchasing or negotiating the
same. and any person having a claim TO
SAID passoook is hereby called upon to pre-
sent the same 10 the bank on or before the
12th day Of October 1900 or submit to hav-
ing the passbook declared cancelled and Cx-
tlnguished ana new book issued in lieu
thereof
BANKBOOK No. 314 APT Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing ANY per
son having claim 10 II is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten davs
or submit 10 having said passbook cancelled
and a new one issued.
BANKBOOK No 352O16 of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing Anv per-
son having a claim to it is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten aavs
or submit 10 having said passbook cancelled
and a new one issued.
LOST or STOLEN -Bankbook No. 272 34O
Of the German Savings Bank in the Cfty
OF New-York. corner 4th-ave and 14th-st
Issued to Ltese Kn3uth in trust for Ida
knauth. All persons are cautioned against
the bank on the 23d day of October, 1900 A
duplicate will be Issued
LOST. T.-Bankbook No. 341. 199 on Dry Dock
savings Bank Any person having claims
upon said book Is called upon 10 nrasanr
the same TO the bank within thirty davs or
the sald book VIII be declared cancelled and
eXtinguished and new one issued in lien
thereof. N
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02

50 200 YEAR easily mace by hustling
ezeurs handing our white and fancy rub
49, collars. clf1s and neckfiee. Patented
srS guaranteed goods. our campaign ties
e~e winners Liberal commission EXclu-
efye territory. Send stamp for special pian,
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02

$4,000
$500
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02

AT ONCE.-Cooks, Mattresses, laundresses
English nurses. French ladies' maids
German. Swedish help for all capacities
buffers. chefs, ktchennAids Mrs q REp
NAGHAN, Employment Bureau So 6th-sv
WANTED.-An experienced nurse or mrs
cry goVerness Tor the care OF child four
years old; French preferred: must hava esI
isfactory references from former EMPLOYERS
Apply Wednesday morning only. between IN
and IL, al . West 53d-st
WANTED.-Girl as chambermaid and wait-
ress and assist with care Of child vesr.
of age Apply Mrs CURRIER. l29 Rive
size Drive, corner s5th-st.. Tuesday. be
tween 8 and l.