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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-02

At a meeting at Mrs. Whites home
in Wichita Kan, Mrs. Carrie Nation
Mrs. Lucy white, Mrs. Julia Evans,
and MrsLydia Muntz. the four women
who smashed two saloons here some
months ago, decided to reject all bail
and 20 70 iaIl.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-02
RELIEF IN SIX o

Distressing Kidney and Hadder Diseases re-
beVed 10 sx hours BY NEW CEEAT SOUTH
ANEhicAN KDEET CuKAT Hts . great sur
Prise on aeeOBt Of is enceedi1E ~pfofnptnesk Ia
relieving pain 10 BLADDER k1neFs and back. n
male or female Relieves retentiOl Of water
elmOEt Immediately. II yea want quiek fenef
and cure this u the remedy. Sod b J y.
L.amnlEn aruI--. Mar-cn NJ
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-02

At the sale Of fancy horses at Lex.
lngton, KY yesterday Tom Bass, the
Bronze Centaur Of Mexico, Mo, bought
a match team, Out Of Sight and
Worlds Wonder, for sa0-Kansa,
CITY sfQr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-02

Arthur Ellis, Of Audtain county
graduated at the Missouri Dental
College 10 St. Louis this week. Ar
thur has a fine education and is 4
bright young man, who win succeed
wherever he locates.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-02

The hein 70 the Nagee estate ia
Philadelphia will contest the claim Of
The physicians bill for $4,000 for
services during the last lines Of the
late Senator Magee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-02

The contest between Miss Mccain
and Miss BuckneF, Of Paris, Tor the
most beautiful woman 10 Paris, re.
suited IN Miss McCsnns victory. The
vote stood 424 % 87.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-02

A wan in a lake in Loring Park,
Minneapolis, endeavOred 70 drown
small boy who had been teasing it and
was only forced to relInquish its hold
on the child aftera struggle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-02

The kickapOo Indians are now hold
ing their annual death dances, Il be
Ing the period o. mourning over the
death Of Big Fellowh a noted medl.
cine Chief.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-02

Giles Allison was here from Neu
York to-day ona visit 10 his sister.
Mis- Linnie Allison. Giles Is LOOKING
well ami the sorldis using him nicely
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-02

Up Morgan, -. HiIl and othen
are said b be back Of a dezl 30 secure
the entire properties Of the Dunsmuir
eolieries In British Columbia, for as
10000
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-02

joseph II. Sheppard, for many yeans
a clerk in the Office Of the auditor Of
public accounts was arrested yester
day on a warrant sworn out by the
auditor, charging him with misappro-
priatiOn Of public funds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-02
R~earing-doMn EeeIing

Eonb ruzh4, esazzg pair. weight. Ga1
hzEkSezs, izsszzrY rs1sFs1 az4 parma
nsnfly cared b ia uss. Under Al Grc1D.
s.zncss il acts II kxrn1ry with The laEE
sat EsTe-z the female syss<ms and Is ~
kzrnlSz - Esas-
- BEeFacks ieff ne arg tAkazE
IL second boftlA Tear zs1iet1s
~ eurNd me wANn dgctprx fzled
Ms. Sam H0LsTKry,
sDars Bzoek. GoshEz 81, Lowell. Mss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-02

Walter Bryan, formerly u Fulton,
nov with the Kansas City TImes, was
10 this city on . visit to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-02

Thirty Saratoga trunks we're re.
qulred 70 transport the bonds Of the
old Carnegie Steel Company TO the
Offices Of J. PierpOnt Morgan In New
York.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-02
JAMES QUINAN,
MEXICO, MO.
The Fine Pereheron Stallion
Abe LarifnOre.

This Jack Is too well known TO require
a printed description and pedigree
here. He is one Of the best individuals
In this or any other country. 800 to
insure a living colt.
Also another fine Jack, ABE LARI-
MORE, JR., $500 10 insure living colt
Money due when fact isassceTtained
or mare parted with or removed from
neighborhOod. In all cases colt stands
good for season. Do not insure In
second hands
Pasturage at sl.0O per month for
mares from a distance.
W. w. JOHNSON
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-02
lnepularitY.

SUPPRESSED or PskZfziM anstrnRssozA Weak
ness q TIE Stomach IndiEsst4ea. BlostiEg
Too1izg, SsrFou Prostrstion, He4d4she,
General Debliity.
1921 Il 4 pka1 ne4elBe. an
thazksE fer ne g9od f has dons
" M Mn J. W -
ECaroltua Ave-
Jnzatsa PlAtn Bossozl Haaa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-02

Il kzs rzrsd Enrs casa q BzekRrhs ard
Lu@1hza fh1z All cz1sr remedy tks
Ex3E has sFer Ez1wz Is8hl1z1<t EAlibis
4 sz.h cases IL dsasosves and sxpes
Tum1z t-o1 the Utsrzs N Al e&rly rage
q fsFel1pzezt And cheeks szy te16eney
- ---~a-1mu h--1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-02

Charles eesey, Jyeanold was found
dead in bed at the Hotel Main, Kews-
nee, H., yesterday morning. The gas
pipe Was open, and the suicide theory
IS generally accepted Letters from
West Unity, o., were found in his
uackate
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-02

The Fulton soa says: George Lee,
Of Mexico, bought seven horses In
FultOn THURSDAY, paying an average
price Of about s75 per head for them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-02

Worth 500 70 you TO cure child or adult
Of ineontinenee Of water during sleep. AMT
Diu'ette'' stops It Immediately. o. Sold By
J p Hevenya Druggist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-02

A houghkeepsie, n. y woman left
her cat a annuity n 90 cents a week
during life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-02

J. 6. Galloway, who is now in the
real estate and loan business with
Sidney p. Allen, Of Kansas City, is in
this city the guest Of his mother, Mn.
Galway.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-02

XXI was shown at Parsu 4yarddh Me md @m large Sh for best ddeh horse mard gan@m M
the sEepAak9 fta and also Paris in 1854 land sand ehna ndn the Irregular nS sand sweeps
H6 II was show with five esN hi s& adt COX inst overs Rd entries o. gNo ea cor w
lMn entries Front sB 1880 he was entered and shown in all teE geS saddle stakes OF Missouri mhoS am
and nnBG ever failed to arr of mab mR IKEs show record wihout equal He msh a1nW ever
l1amonh was IS shown against Heh been aped 5000 miles adh as won %MDT @ea aN m% M
as am saddle horse TX stands at tn TOP with the highest priced saddle red mare Missouri as his get
lMhe Rumns d in New York for $500 and to-day yua can't ind mef or sal at araznabep price nhsbs1
said IKE dhnte get show horses bath the Street Farn MGhoh his chgt everything they showed for IRON 81
years old down 1 am pmdD know own Xxi bred and raised hnf I'm aot Ihdh handeda TIM
command had him ad suit me- which, tng atatd all credits AM to-day he stands with but one oma
na had but one which can't be said many salhnsd hsa age IKE is as sounds new ALw NNNs
aHehm ora fault and looks Hea eyer0d
RIP n PEDIGREE
By Mammo LeGnnd. T, ns by MamdnO LeGnnd % by Highland Chief first dam BY Crime, Ned FOR
Forrest wsg JdnR Randolph by Marshal g, by hmPmtdE Emancipation
IL years 3D. beautiful bay I hands, gha da model in mm and fnkhE Extra mehnhsa land muscle
feet long, ng neck hem name and ALL good style and wbha gand individual He s2nsxn
ling hghr price, over te ouuy uana an other es get in this section
liver Dam Bridge on the i'd Charles rRauf farm and wins serve mares at $1,000 to nmea living colt
Care taken to prevent accidents but no responsibility assumed
Farmers Ik to your interest Breed to good horse while you have an opportunity
Pasture furnished at $50 per month
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-02

r. n. Armstrong has a responsible
position In the machine shops IN St
Charles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-02
Dizzinees. Ealntness.
Kidney COMPLAINTS

and B2ckaehe Of aAsr sex the Vegetable
Compound always cures
la & nankk.wsa ponnd e sotd b. al
49, I@AAAMA drRgF1sta or sent b
lhw Pills ssB nEf,in fern q PIE
e~sagatzdsA - 90
Sex hsad1eha, zbe. dvyEpeAdsnos grssAg
You can ad1rsss IN ~styietest eez1denee,
LYDIA = PIEEHAM I'D. co. LFzAs hnaA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-02

- NszE EA1Ele cZred Ds q tar
r11s female NzszA
~ Ma n Z NrLzEz
Ia C1zecr1 Sc Hoszoz. Nam
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

GARDENER OF manager OF a gentleman's 3
country place. by ore who understands
his business ir every respect: can furnish
twenty wears references Address T. Z. b..
Box 24O. Lee. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
Ar-CrToN SALES TO-DAY.

BY William NJ Ryan: Meroer-st-. No 80 70 50.
southeast corner Of Washington Place (lo. a. 4ssx
100 Eve story brick hotel; Irving Savings Institu-
ton agt Julius A. Robinson et al. Francis W.
Judge 1r.. attorney; Louis Adler, referee amount
due Sl5ssi7 II: subject 10 taxes. etc. &5s SO.
BY Herbert A. Sherman: One-hundred-and
teth-st north SIDE 80 feet east OF Courtandt-ave
6lx2Ss 10 20 Onehundred-andhftyhr hrst-st-; vacant;
Agnes NJ. StrebeGh and another. executors. etc.
agt. George Stoz 81 al; W I. Washburn, attorney;
: l. T. Ward. referee; amount due. SO $50 q; sub
ject taxes. etc. SS6 81
BY James I. Wells: Brook-ave. No l304. east
side l02 10 feet north OF One-hundred-and-siXty-
ninth-st ls5xl0O5 10 land OF New-York and Harlem
Railroad Company MS 5xlc0A three sJory frame
fathouse: Louis r kuntz agL George Stolz e. al.
cree; amount due, S9-55 ga subject 10 taxes, etc
Twenty-secOnd-st-. northwest corner OF Ntnth-ave-
BnX9S9 three four story stone front hathouses
with store in and one story brick store IN
avenue: William knight agt William T. Donnely
WITT. referee: amount due Ssb+s4 - subject 70
taxes. etc. S5.765 IS No. SIS One-hundrec-a
thirty-fourth-st: north side. iH feet east Of 81
Ann's-ave. I7Nlo0 two story brick dwelling house.
Harlem Savings Bank agt. John Entwisue - a.;
r. Mapesden. attorney: NJ /. HOLSTER, referee;
amount due SlS6 AZ; subject 70 taxes etc, Sos &C.
side. go Of Eleventh-ave 4Ilxlo0 5x57 Il
20 land OF New-York Central and Hudson River Rail
road Company, EloiS. a one story frame shed and
vacant lot. Charles simpson agt- Joseph j. Brough-
ton al; Robert A. y. Dayton. attorney; Jacob
Marks, referee: amount due, s. So =, subject 10
taxes etc Sl2l IS No lO12 onehundred- nd sixty
l.6x6o 2xls.7x three story frame hathouse'
Gustav II Schwab, executor etc. aRL Alfred Eric
son et al; Eustis Foster Coleman. attorneys; d
Mcclure. referee. amount due AaSs =; subject 10
~
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

brick building with extension: sale. 20
E g Jones for s2sisS 10 ioa seventy-fourth.st
south side = feei west of 5 3v
story extension: voluntary sale: bid IN al SA."o
hundred -t1Tentieih-st soxss ave story double
hsthouse with stores: voluntary sale; bid IN al
is feet south OF stanton-st s5xi0O six story brick
tenement house on rear: Marv p smith agt Rienzi
4: Seoor - al; James strikeman. attorney: N ;.
S. rii'1" 'e'7'se 4'u'ion 10 " S''''e' 40
five story brick nathouse. with one story building
e al: Andrew NJ Ciute attorney; G. = Hubbard.
referee; amount Que Ssss S subject 70 @ taSes e,f
ST north side. 1906 feet west OF Second-aye. la6x
brown jr.. Sgt sarah j. Burby q al: Adams
q G.. attorneys. G. Roberts. referee; amount
pSin;in id in for sis5cS 40 i.6 one-hundred and
twenty south side. scos feet east Of sew.
Horace r RoWiey agt Rachel Feidnan ct al:
eenSeieT. referee: amount due. sss5l Al subject
70 taxes, etc. S.cds %; 20 Thomas r. Baldwin Tor
By James L. Wells: Hancock-st north side. ?75
grpsg 5fsi sgSi as O. Ed%aTd j. Sandy ct a anz &
due SIS IS: subject 10 taxes. etc So 80; TO the
Fl B Sorh Of Of oHe Msssass hnsre SKI ks
ive story brick fathOuse; John r.. Platt 81 al.
p Chambers attorney; J; MeElroy. referee
amount no. que s74si SS subject to taxes etc.
BY William W Fogg: one e-hundred-and-t thir- %
teenth-st south side - feet east OF SiNth-aNe. oX
leol0 vacant. Fannie l. StrOuse agt- Israel
LebOwitz et al; Darlington 4 j, attorneys; John
elahunty referee: amount due. Sl9sSe e. subject
taxes, etc. $3.50; 20 Israel LebOwitZ for S2OScO
BY Peter F. Meyer n Co: No - NiDety-SiNth
st south SIDE 305 feet west OF Central Park West,
2pNl00S: four story front dwelling house; j.
Frances Pease and another. trustees. agt- Edward
". Fitzpatrick et al; Thompson & hoss, attorneys;
A. Van Wyck. referee; amount due; s25SI6 y; sub
iect taxes. etc. S9S6 81. 10 the plaintiffs. $4,000
No 500 one hundred d-thrteenthst. south side.
l3o feet east - Manhattan-ave. leSNlooll; three
story brick dwelling house; sale under execution OF
al the right. title etc. which Florence : Martyn
had IN the above November l3. 1S99 there
after; benjamin & Loeser, attorneys; William f.
Grell Sheriff Withdrawn One-huncred- "A nd-fifty-
thrd-st south side 10 feet west OF Macomb's Dam
Road. lO0Nl0e. vacant; +. Frederick Faye agt-
James Flanagan. individually and executor. -
al: Charles +. Miller. attorney. ". II. Knox. ref
eree amount due sl206s IS subject 20 taxes. etc.
s. Olq T.: Louise ". Bell. $500. No Pr one
hundred-and-second-st., north side, l$ feet east
OF boulevard. 32.6Nl0o, fve story brick nathouse;
William c. Stuart 81 al, trustees etc. agt. Thomas
Frazier - al; Lord. Day & Lord, attorneys;
Charles II. Knox referee: amount due. s. 6l9 So
subject taxes. etc. s.. .zS5 81; Withdrawn
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
PACKING AND PROVISION FIRMS UNITE

Trenton. ". J., Feb. 3O.-Articles ~ incorporation
of John p Squire & Co. We're filed here to-day Ihe
authorized capital stock r. ,5eoeo OF which NS"-
90 r. per cent cumulative preferred stock Ihe
coronanv "A orRauized 20 acquire the business OF
John p Squire & Co.. OF Boston and about twenty
other corporations in the East doing business OF
meat and pork packing and handling provisions,
The consolidated hrms are J. p. Squire Co. ffea
T. Squire a Co, Squire & Co, Johh +. s9u.Ie , .
SONS souire brothers. r. q. Squire & Co. Frank
q squire Fred s Squire the Lawrence FroNlslSh
C,omnanv the Kennebec Provision company, me
Toaetern Provision Company. the Rutlane froNlsloh
Companv the F1tchburg Provision company i tle
NeW- IA n1Ds hire Provision Company, tne LAhe
5hsnnisir Provision and Cold Storage Company
fnanS lockwood q Co and Miller's River Market
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

gTfh-st 4 Park-ave. s5Nl02s,
Thomas n Han 70 William " Hal: u.orgzFe
$500 > ~ =, - "a,
200 1905 70 59th-st 25x loo5x
25x = 1908 SSth-sg Y l50N p 50SN 100 n
10 ave and beginning: Peter Hsrter NARA =
Herter; mortgage. $4,000; Y 3 soc --..---..- n
lst-ave, = 2 corner slst-st. 25N7G 3. Johann II
Borgstede 10 Jahn A Haesler mortgage. IS 90.
SO $500
esth-s, 40 eOS East es1lOO 3: Herman Seisrnan
Seidunan. SO 90. :. s.. 1900
8d-st $3.50. Cerson
Fvnlan ana another Henry II Bloch
other: mortgage. $4,000. r :. SlO.....-..-..-.
Park-st s. gsl n of F~all-st. 25x4s4x2e4-
SGS Mary 7 Pluurner. trustee. % Charles =
Thorn: mortgage SIS 0Oo. 2 s Sle............- l50
Henry st No lsa. n = 2jxs7.6; David FeiFersohn
Barnet Berzlan and another. mCrtgage S54.-
275 r :, IS .-.------.-. -. .--.-....-
Grand-st. . ~ % ElartEe-st. sifxaa IlN
boKfss7: Leopold Kaufman 70 Jonas Wen Ant
another. mortgage. Ssotss9: T. &. SH5--.-.-..-.-
loSth-st. 40 20 West. s5NlO0 II. Albert Done
Ian 20 Bernard y Ztppert and Lnother;
gage $4,000. s S9..-..-.....-.......-.---.- %
bth-ave e 80 2 q iTth-sS, - 6xioo; Anne
Iieyward. Baroness Raoul de Where 70 Tre1-
srick " Marks: r 5. $40 06O.............-..--.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
WORK WANTED.
k'ennfe.

GIRL Gernan-Amertcan. wants position az
anything: no factory. SANDER, $50 East
I55th-st
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

GARDENER. Single: under glass. all out
SIDE gardening Aowsrs. fruit. vegetables.
lawn. also stock; care OF z-ntleu1ans place;
best city references. r.. Box -. Tribune
once
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
DETECTIVE AGENCIES

INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY.
Licensed and bonded. $50 Broadway.
Rooms siT-lis. tslephOns 1881 Franklin :
All civil and criminal cases ATTENDED 70 BY
enpert detectives. male and female
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

The auction offerings % real estate yesterday
resulted a follows:
BY Bryan L. Kennedy: No ls0 Seventy -first-st
south side, SlsZla east Of broadway, 20Nl00 D.
four story and basement dwelling house with three
story extension; voluntary sale. 10 Charles Dough-
erty for sas $40 No 30 Eighth-ave, east side As AZ
feet south OF Twenty yhfth-st, 24SzXl00 three story
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

GARDENER. by an active. working gar
dener. will be disengaSed March 1; has
personal and written references: any one
desiring the services OF thorough workman
address GARDENER. kox 81. Jamaica,
Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
GOuutrn propsrin for Sale or 60 cei

ENNSLE~o0D AND VICINITY Gen;iefnsn's country
$4,000 other houses S. 600 So 90 sl1 o. .is o
500. houses fo- rent s35. $50 SG5 SIS si25 II
NEAlHh1thf & co. op station. FGg 0oA. y. J.
TsHGLEWoOD PROPERTY sueciaity: hou.es for sale
- OF rent 2 Z. DiILLNGHAM. 40 Nassau at, ~ Y
NfONTCLAIR. y. J--Crocs resit~r-e TTor-rtieS-sale
vi ana rent CLARENCE p. TUBS. OPP Lack
wanna station. and 5 Beekrnan ST.. y. y
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

GRO0M.-A young man familiar with ALI
details. state age, married or aingIe nra
vious experience and wages expected "
BOX 30 tribune ONCE
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

GOVERNFSS- An experienced English
govsrness desires re-engagement; visiting
or resident: goN-i references. TEACHER.
42T West S7th-st-. care Mrs Fitch.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
COAL AND WOOD.
CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING cO--Car-
Iets cleaned by steam. by hand Or on the
roor. a5s Broadway. s2i East seth-st
oOE a RRANDT Tel la2-2sth.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

C,ET LIST OF REAL ESTATE AGENTS HAVING
VI property for sale OF rent along the lines ot the
Erie Railroad. Northern r. r. OF " J.. New Jersey
4 Nsw YORK 4 r. ana New York. Susquehanns
r.. together with map of suburban districts
tables fare. al Er14 halroad ticket
s57 and 40l Broadway. New York. and SSl Fulton
street. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
hooks,
L@vERlEG'S BOOK STORE
For nearly - years on broadway near lOth

500 pRoADwAy NEAR i2TH ST

SIS BROADWAY. NEAR 18TH ST.
Everybody IN New York and for fifty
rnies around knows lowering. His store Is
headouartsrs for book-loVers anc book
buyers AL kinds % books 20 suit all
tasles and al pocketbooks. Historical
books. Biographical. religious. scientific.
books of travel. books OF Action. books for
children. postry. etc. etc. Anything you
want. and positively al the lowest prices 20
he had IN the United States.
EncyclopRdias on sale for sung-Ap-
,,leton's. Chanhers', Britannica. ana peO-
Eles' Books and libraries purchased.
lowering. s23 Broadway. near l2th n.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
second hand. lowest prices: easiest terms.
MAEA BROS. "a Union square
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

COOK, &c--Youns woman; coed pok
baker: assist washing: reference 20
East 72t-st.. one fight. rear.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

COACHMAN.-Gsrman man. 3. lareiy
landed: references. BECK. 2sl Fast
I14th-st
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5O secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. y. EDDY. SOS Madison-st
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

RDhlNElR farmer forester vegetable
fruit. rose and carnation grower where a
competent. honest economical and success
ful man is wanted. f.. Box 8. Tribune or
nee
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

NURSERY German nurse for small en.r
dren and plain sewing. or chamoerN.xst.ra
city reference. 335 East Slst-st-, tn-~
bell. right side.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
BOARD AND ROOMS.

A. HOTEL. ROLAND,
hafh-.f between Madison and PARK sves.
Modem hotel. with every comfort ana con-
venienoe. DEIIGHTFUL ROOMS, 81 PER
nav Se WEEK. LIGHT ROOMS. WITH
IOakD S1a PER WEEK. SUNNY
ROOMS WITH BOARD. sls PER WEEK
Fvery room has hot and cold water steam
,bvee roons with hath. References re
ouired CANNOT BID DQUALLk'D toh
fHE MONEY.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
OLD hooks BOUGHT 4 SOLD.


BOOKS for cash: entire libraries pur-
chased: calls at residences free. s. c.
RAINS. 3S9 5th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. small family. thor
oughly competent n greenhouses. grape
ries vegetables. flower and truit garden
NiIf0rf-sf.. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

NURSE, attendant valet 10 invalid gentle-
man. mentally or physically. uasss,,r.
shaves. travels. loEg experience: personal
doctors and family city references Ad-
dress MAX AI-si.EBEN. II East I7th-st
NCkSE--Gentleman's nurse: good refer
ence Address GARDENER 2O3A 33d-
St. BROOKLYN
NURSERY an excellent trained nurse
with invalid needing professional care:
strict ab-tainer; usual terms: high class
references 3. A. b.. Box Q. Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

GARDENER-Unde lawns. flower
beds vegetables, steam. rurnsce and
horses: handy with tools. JOHN =. HAL
LANAN. 2.254 Tth-sve
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

GARDENER and FARMER.-By married
man with son "a wears Old: can give the
best of reference. Address 80 Speedwsll-
ave MOrrsstown ~. ].
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
SEEKS TO HAVE FIANcE ARRESTED
VOTING WOMAN SAYS THAT A PUBLISHER
BROKE HIS PROMISE TO MARRY HER

Justice Tus1 yesterday signed an order tor the AZ
rest OF Jacob Meyer printer and publisher OF No.
les D1ane-st. on the application of Lawrence B.
cohen, OF Cohen Brothers. counsel for Miss Lizzie
Gorotnly who has brought a suit against Meyer
for y0.Oo Damages for breach of promise OF mar
riAFa. Bail was fixed AZ N.e0
Miss Gorotsky alleges that she became acquainted
with the defendant at No. ia East One-hundred-
and-eleventh-st IN August and that from the date
OF their irst meeting be paid her marked attention
In September. she says they were engaged 70
he married on October 6. she had then been intro
dtced 10 his friends and RcQuRintances as MS IN
tended wife He had afterWard declined 70 rum BIS
promise. ~ she bothered him on the suolecJ, ne
and so travelling. Corroborative afhoaNlts were
Cd
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

GARDENER competent man in all
branches. Er rElish. aged 81. married one
child abstainer: highest references. Ad-
dress GARDENER. p. o. Box 2iS. Green
wich. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
Counirn properin for Sale.

AIENNETDO HiII. Farm. Plainvievv I. I-eis mile.
vi from Hlcksv1lle. house roorns sforv
cellar, barn pleLty oubuidings two PONDS: annie
orchard hour from city: acres about 81 cear-
nicely located appointments afternoons only For par
tculars addrtss A. A. I.EVERTCH NJ
DonOuEh-st, brooklyn.
AiOSTCTsAIR. y J.-Rea estate once opposite Iscka-
LOR ANDRJs 3. HOWE
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

STF%OGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
tR-mir gtonl q reafy for good position.
SIS Address C.. Box IS. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
DOMESTIC sIru.1rox. -

COOk.-Fungarfan and Ga--
class, for weddings ana nar,is. nv
MANAGER and carver. 12T DeIsa.s 5000
first floor, back ancey-se,
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

GARDENER or superintendent thoroughly
practical IN horticulture: cOnversant in al
branches pertaining 70 gentleman's country
place married. no family. J. BELL 4Ol
West 4Sth-st
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
Crawford, New Jersey.
NUTlEY, NJ. j.
Brooklpn propsrin for Sale.
2 AND 3 STORY HOUSES

Al modem imProvemen's swel sni square fronts hor
stoops FOYER and salon rariors restricted nsghharhoo
bear Prospect PARK. Mdvoot-s, Just OF Flatbush-
prices hook
let ". A. A BROWN Owner Brooklyn. Flatbuah-
ave: SeW-York ur7c~ lis Broadway
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

sEAMSTRESs.-By refined Protestan,.,,
children's clothes and ladies' suin..,,. sl.-.
dresses made. assist with houseseeys.s,a'' ssa'
duties: city or country; wages Slo u -
good references. q. B.. 36i Nostran'0>
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
HON To RE HEALTHY. 1EarTI.
ftL AND STRONG

HEALTH WATER OF the World Ingram
lathis Water; Natural specinc: Rheu-
I.stlsm. br'shts Disease Indigsstion
grvhsy ana Go1t INGRAM IJTHTA
WATER co. 1851 West a6rh--.