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The sun., 1901-06-02
Black and Co|ored Dress Goods
More Prices Never Touched Before.

Floor. Buidng
Another event that points to the power Of great B
good to the greatest number in the history OF Brooklyn
that il brought US more extraordinary offers; in
At 24c, Lowest Ever Sold.
1000 Yards OF mohar briantine excellent wearing
fabric; perfectly dyed-back and Never sold
low price before.
At 45c., Always Sold at 75c.
lot Of $50 yards Of 48nch granite cloth; all WOOL and
nothing better made for real good, hard Heretofore the
price has been 7Sc.
At ACC. Instead of Las.
2OO yards OF 4Sinch French crepe cloth, with warp OF
the finest silk French blue pearl gray and jet black Never
sold a such price before.
The sun., 1901-06-02
COlOred PettiCoatS.

AT 49c. INSTEAD OF soc. - Seer.
sucker petticoats in neat stripes, UNI.
brella flounce and underpiece.
AT SOC. INSTEAD OF .00--Pretty
striped petticoats, percale and lawn,
umbrella fIounce, finished with narrow
ruffle and rows Of braid.
AT csc. INSTEAD OF $l.59-Black
mercerized Petticoats, graduated &C.
Gordon pleated founce, ruche above
and below.
AT S5.9S INSTEAD OF $3.50 Excel.
lent quality taffeta silk skirts, in black
shaded effects and plain colors, made
with deep plesting edged with narrow
rufile, full width.
The sun., 1901-06-02
Wrappers.

AT Acc. INSTEAD OF 79c.--Percale
and lawn wrappers, light and medium
coIorings, yoke front, filled back, Kim.
oni dressing sacques, all colors; spe.
cial, 49c. and 69c.
The sun., 1901-06-02

feta; while GROUNDS, WIN POLKA uots ur
red, blue, brown or black.
AT 35c., REGULAR 58c.-6.inch Louis
inc; ali silk, high lustre and soft finish,
in white, blue, rose, pink, old rose,
maize, cardinal, Nile and turquoise
AT 35c., REGULAR 65c.-A choice lot
OF fine assorted ribbons, both fancy and
plain, to close; widths 3 =. TO 8 inches;
many most unusual values in this lot.
The sun., 1901-06-02
Most Important China Movement.
Some of the Very Lowest Prices of the Season.

arvedthey from large mpor-samples tom
articles
handsome
xcuiYe
The sun., 1901-06-02


happythe best combination Of high quality and low prices
52hC. for Regular 75c. Taffeta Silks
WHITE, IVORY AND CREAM.
soc for Regular 75c. Black Taffeta Silks.
WEAR GUARANTEED" on the edge Of each yard
The sun., 1901-06-02
Another Lot OF MatchlesS Laces
A. Even Better Prices Than Ever.

A choice Of SURPRISING quality, exqu
strongest offer this season. They are MOI
ciennes Laces-broken lots which made q
AT Sc. TO i9c., REGULAR lOc. TO
49c.-Beautiful examples OF Normandie
and Point de Paris laces and insertions.
AT Sc. TO ESQ.,, REGULAR Csc. TO
Sl.49-French Valenciennes laces and
insertions, all excellent.
AT Sc. TO i2hc., REGULAR lOc. TO
The sun., 1901-06-02
New KimOnaS at S2.65.


About the most serviceabe house gown OF to-day
Made Of plain and honeycomb crepon trimmed with fancy
stripe polka dot affeta ribbon plain SATIN The eoors
the best shades OF red yellow lavender light blue and
pink all at the extraordinary price OF So. IS each.
The sun., 1901-06-02
Another Move in Umbrellas.
Prices Under the Cost of Making.


sold quickly last Mondays good ome
Of them bought for this sale . .
lots OF the
the
with maze as
possible make and they have handles ha are really y
$500 $lOOO anal goods just Tor this sae-a sIso
offer can't
The sun., 1901-06-02

uyng Not only did last Mondays sale do the greatest
dress goods business, but advertised itself so far
point Of FACT even eclipsing last weeks. For instance:
At 49c., Never Sold Under $l.OO.
lot Of 900 yards OF al.woo La Gloria mported light
in attractive in appearance and OF the most fashion,
able fabrics OF the splendid lot OF shades seventeen
real popular ones among them pink PEARL
gray hello an rose, Ne cardinal navy and French blue
Sold everywhere for 81 90 per yard
At ACC. Instead of 75C.
splendid lot OF English Scans IS inches wide, heavy
stylish and the shades Of pink sky and royal blues
that needed Sold everywhere at 7Sc and
hard.to-break price, too.
The sun., 1901-06-02
Remnants of EmbrOiderieS
Stockings and Underwear

weather considered these
Indeed
DO
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52hc. for Reg. 69c. Plain COIored Tasfetas.
In all the very best shades and no bad ones.
ACC. for Reg. 79c. Roman Striped Fancy Silks
The dantiest combinations for waists etc.
The sun., 1901-06-02
ChiIdren's u Refers at S2.35.
Lace HandkerchiefS Extraordinary.
l2Hc. for the Csc. and SOC. Sorts.

OF OF them aikceenie mostly
beautiful made and
regularly Samples therefore them all
each.
The sun., 1901-06-02
New Outing Hats for Little.

Every day will be "oung weather soon-days when feels
good TO be out OF doors. And the modest little
purse can afford purchase prices such these. The
newest smartes shapes Short Back Sailors that need but
little touch Of home trimming be ready for the happy
AT 2sc.-New sailor hats in AT Soc. soc. to $iss-New
Japanese braids Very light sailors in rough and ready,
vel durable An unusua Manila and Tuscan braids--
value. very smart hats these.
The sun., 1901-06-02
At ACC. Instead of 75C.
A Phenomenal Silk Quartette.

morrow matchess their way-opportunes make
nstion Of high quality and low prices this season.
The sun., 1901-06-02
Lamps and Globes.

stock lamps complete with globes
made lamps be found the mae-nea and tasteful as;o'
The sun., 1901-06-02
Cotton, Silk and AlbatrOSS' Waists
At the Lowest Prices This Season.

for have aal been selling beautifully mad
barely the cost OF making Read the prices ou
.l.Ils
The sun., 1901-06-02
Splendid Trimmed Hats, $3.50 to $3.50.

New Outing and Shirt Waist Hats from workrooms.
Each its individuality and chicness-hose deft
dainty touches critics have often praised and which are
peculiar TO Loese millinery. Splendid much, but per-
haps word describe these handsomely trim.
hats offer for from $3.50 to $3.50 each
Trimmed Hats SweepingIy Reduced.
$3.50 to $40. so for $40. so to S2ls0 Loeser hats.
$3.50 to $3.50 for $3.50 TO $4,000 Imported hats.
The sun., 1901-06-02

handle, Point de Paris and French Valen'
e purchase price possible.
25c.-Biack and cream Chantilly sa-
looms. 4
AT SC. TO &c., REGULAR i2hc. TO
9Sc.-A lot OF imitation galloons.
AT l9c. TO 39c., REGULAR 2ec. TO
69c.-These are splendid Nottingham
allovers, embroidery and lace effects.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
NEW YORK sUPREAIE CoURT. County o

New York. Franklin Il, Iucius H. Beers
as Trustees etc. Plaintiffs. against Henry McCiuck
and others. Defendants. In pursuance ~ Judgment
Foreclosure and sale. duly made
entitled action bearing date the Seventh day of February
1901, the undersigned. the Referee said Judgment
nsInei VIII sell al Public Auction at ths New York Real
Estate Sales Room No. III Broadway.
Manhattan. City = New York Tuesday. the Twelfth
Cay of March 1901. - o'clock that
Philip A Smyth, Auctioneer. premises directed
sad judgment be sold. and therein described
lows; All that certain lot. piece parcel land
the dwelling situate being
city Of New York. and bounded and described
lows viz: Beginning certain point northery
hundred ana fty feet and inches westerly
0TthWeserly Of said and Fourth
and running thence westwardy along the norhey side
sRid street sixteen feet eight inches
wardly parallel with said avenue hundred feet and
inches thence eastwardy parallel
feet and eight inches. and thence
parallel with said hundred md eleven
inches the point place of beginning easterlv
and westerly side walls OF said dwelling party
walls
Dated: New York February 16th 1901
EDWARD T. INQUIRE. Referee.
HENRY DE FOREST BALDWIN Attorney for Plain
tins. Once ana Posofce Address. No. l29 broadway.
New York City.
The following s a diagram the property h., sold
described above the street number being No. 81
l26th
East 121st Street
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

AZ me New-York Real Estate saiesroom. No III
broadway:
BY William n. Ryan: Nos 30 and 2s7 West One
~ north side go feet east
stores; foreclosure sale; Theresa GOLDSMITH ct si
bsio, ~ IMAM ;, Long 81 al; kurzman q Franken-
NO u Que on judgment, s52l3 is; costs ssg9 y.
2Ss and 2n West seigo Nos
laoT, nortn SIDE 240 feet east OF Eighth-ave s0x
closure sale; same parties; action No ?; due on
yuasment &2lS IS costs, $21 03 taxes etc 81 s7 OS
southwest corner. 2iSkxs7 4x93 iox525 SIX sfory
t lloh business building; foreclosure sale; Kalman
hach a Johnson, ATTORNEYS; Augustine n Nc
1sous 1slSons feie!nee, cue on Judgment, S2e0 No ss3
se"ery east side Pa feet south OF Sixth-st "a os
beb hve story brick fathouses with store. fore
ct al; Harrison & BYRD attorneys. To5n y
Mara' referee due on judgment SIS ls1 SO;
and sirty-seconds $50 southwest 81 eAag1o1- aaTSsr
-3os; nve story brick hGthouse with stores; fore
Arthur Neurnan et al: r. f. Merces ae attorney SsI
80 ea.,, .es ", Hsst referee due on judgment S2S
- SsresaM.on-st p east side; about 1888 feet north
front and two story buildings: executors sale:
astate ,r or John Hayes, deceased. No 2ss Fast
ond-ave,. . lxs sxS lxS4 6xS 0 fonr So so 0i hc S
public auction 10 i2S Eas SIS 9Ilging on rear
siae lsS feet west OF LeXiHgtOnave lSx10OS tbree
house; executors sale estate of Bsbetts aTTslns Tis
oeceasee; s sSreenwich and Watts sts. northwest
- seven story high party wall; executors sale:
sstate or Eidie y. Hopke, deceased 30 1s w.,
d-and-fourthst south side Sd seet esst
or Manhatian-ave, 2oxlSOli; hye story APARTMENT
hy refer = Never a Co: 10. East Fort frs
80 norm side 100 feet east OF Fifth-ave a9naS q
s ssoIS brownsione dwelling house: fore e-ioslre
Tale. Dnlon Trust Company agt Annia Srcr-1.
Driggs et al; Peckham, Miller King st,,r, ,t,iSsr
n, er,sS ssS oo spleeelherg referee; due on indr-
nsnt sto4 u; costs, S6iS g; taxes etc 20 s92 70
Mest Fofueth-st. south side. go feet ess- -
iehth-aVe 26NssS; hVe story brick teper,ep, br,,s
lloieSlosufe sale, Helen T. Trimble guardian sg,
sarhh hh j. Buroy 81 al, executors: James a IvHeb
atssorley: George NJ. Van Hoesen. referee. due o5
leusulett S1is4b o., costs. SSlS So taxes xsSs a.
no, lv.s East One-hundred- and sxTv-ninfb-st' -
south SIDE sol feet east OF Stebbins-a,e % 49,,
bl.SsNlsoSNool5: three story frame dWein, ba,,sa
ioreclosure sale; Gustav II. Schwab eNec1to- aT5
lInstee ast Alfred Ericsson et al. Eustis Fostsr a.
coleman attorneys; David Mcclure referss' 5,,s -
:sf7 q s' s"-o "' taxes, etc,
BY John \. Golding: Madison-ave. and N,i,.,
fourth-st southwest corner. SlsxS- Ia. sS,r
story apartment house foreclosure sac. 49,,
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19

Oppenheimer agt. william McCraeken et al: C j.
Shearn, attorney; Francis r. Lowery. referee; que
on judgment. SssS2l 80; costs 1913 IS; taxes. etc.
81 000
BY Bryan l. Kennedy & Co: Central Park West
and Ninety-1rst-st-. northwest corner. lvlet2Nl-1
unfinished seven story apartment house. foreclosure
sale. Isabella LOTng agt. Theodore q. Stein et al J.
NJ. FerO. attorney: John H. Rogan. referee. due on
judgment. S9is9 a.; costs, 1852 $; taxes, SSlo 3D.
ly McNickar & Co.: West Ninth-st-. 40. ~
north side, 2oi6 feet east Of SNth-aEe- - @XS25X
% sXg93 three story and basement brick and stone
dwelling. executors sale; estate Of Abraham Baer
deceased.
Ey James L. Wells: SiNteenth-aVe.. The Bronx
side lU5 feet OF Fourth-st.. 15)Xll4; va
cant; foreclosure sale; Maria Hafner agt. Nellie
Rice al: Robert H. Bergman. attorney; Harry
Y. Morgan referee; due on Judgment. 81 SO -
costs 500 .: taxes, etc. So Briggs-ave.. north
side as feet Of F0urth-st- The Bronx. 2JX2llS
N25x2ll: vacant; foreclosure sale; New-York and
Suburban cooperative Building and Loan Associa-
tion act. James J. Perkins al: Robert H Berg
man. attorney: Harry Y. Morgan. referee; due on
Judgment 81 266 q; costs. $3.50 Is; taxes, 81 s.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
foreclosure Sales.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
tin against d. Butler ami others Defendants
In pursuance Judgment Of Foreclosure Sale.
duly and ente.ed in the above entitled action.
bearing 23d OF January. 1901. the under
signed Referee In saii judgment named, will sell
at Auction, the New York Real Estate Sales
city New York the 2sth day ~ February. 1891,
az l2 O'Clock noon. day by William NJ Ryan.
the premises directed by said judgment
be sold and therein described as follows: All those
living ana being in Twelfth Ward
of Manhattan IN the City State of New York. ami
bounded and described follows 20 wit: Beginning
a point the southeFly side OF One Hundred and
Fifteenth Street distant seventyhve O31 westerly
from the corner formed by the intersection OF the
westerly side of Broadway formerly BoUe
running thence southery and parallel with Broad
(fornerly the Boulevari) hundred 000p feet
and eleven flD inches TO the Genre line 2 the block
between one Hundred and Fourteenth and Hundred
Fifteenth Streets. thence westerly sloug
Fifteenth hundred GOol feet. north
again parallel with Broadway tfor7er'v the
Boulevard hundred Ciool feet and eleven tf' -as
s0utheFly side one Hundred and Fiets-r.'H
Street, and thence eastery along the southerly SIDE
one Hundred and Fifteenth Street hundred C't'
the point place of beginning being the
premises which conveyed the said Jacob ..
Butler by George Frederick Victor and wife by deed
bearing date with said mortgage which given
20 the payment OF part OF the purchase money
of said PREMISE
DATED New York February Sth 1901
HENRY r. B. STAPLER. Referee
J. A. McCREERY. Attorney fo- Plaintiff. Nassau
Street. Borough of Manhattan. New York city.
The following Is diagram of the property 20 be sold
described above:
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Wy William NJ Ryan: Bradhurst-ave.. No. -
east SIDE 62nl5 feet north Of One-hundred-and-
forty-third-st 265lsxsO isx7s i've story fiat
house. with store foreclosure sale; Eliza NJ Zerega
ct al. trustees agt. Thomas r. Bell et al; Muir
ray. Bennett q lnFerson, attorneys: Job T. Hedges
referee due judgment Sls677 20; costs, SisS 6S;
taxes. etc, SS2S %; adjourned February 25 West
End-ave. No 10, west slde 80 feet south of Sixty
,re i-oASo IVe story brick hathouse with
win W. Greenhowe et al. Harrison e. Byrd. at
Judgment si645s "a; costs Ssi 40, taxes etc $50 s
Mithdrawn. West Erd-aye., No l72 east side 255
ieet south or SiNtyeighth-st &ES0 five story brick
tenement house. with store foreclosure sale: James
u. Aldrick ct al. trustees egt. Edwin W. Green
u Naneefpoel, referee; due on judgment Sl6453 "a:
costs, Sels ~ taxes, etc, $50 IS; withdrawn
ave, west side 500 feet south of One-hundred-and-
forty-seventh-st l95Xll0 five story brick hathouse
William II. Redheld - al; Andrew NJ. Clute at
1orney; Charles II. Knox referee; due on judg-
mortgage $1,000; TO plaintiI for $50 over prior
norteage and Interest No. 2c7 West One-hundred-
land-second-st., north side, l32 east OF Broadway
sSoNo9 nve story hathouse; foreclosure sale: WILL
~ an roes Cs5rnS 5. stuart - al agt Thomas Frazier ct
leferee; due on Judgment, sS4,25l 39 and Interest
81 .7S5 81: adjourned to February 20 N'
By Herbert A sherman; East Twentieth-st
north SIDE 200 feet west Of Second ave 7xee three
two story brick buildings: Ieasehold: foreclosure
sale; Emily Y. Falls agt Clementine w Arnoux;
cree; due Judgment s. .62s "A; costs, ssl 6s To
Robert =. Meeks for SECS.
by PhLilip A smyth; No. IS West slxty-fourth-
EioO5: fye story brick hsthouse; foreclosure sale
adams comsocf atorhegg MSy fn0s ss9so NGts si al
leieree; due on Judgment s29lOS 81: costs s844 gO
West siZty-tourth-st north side. 2o5 feet west OF
s,lsa esrl Iark Vest 2oxlo5; five story brick fat
struetion of Deaf and Dumb agt. Mary L,enox Mott
~ .cb,,;.S a., = ADAMS Comstock atJorneys Samson
sS %; taxes etc, A.44s o.: 10 planif for s90e00
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19

GARDENER a-Single. first class; thorough
lv understands his business in all
bra-ches II horticulture. expert rose car
NJ zion srowsr. Thoroughly understands the
care OF fins ltcck ssd poultry and every
thing pertaining 70 a FIRST class country
place: ~ years first class reference Al
dress GARDENER. "a West s3d-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
lrs-h stree.

The approximate % the lien charge 70
sfy which the above described property = h sold
F5rty-four Thousand Three Hundred and Sixty-eight
S3l00 Dollars with interest thereon 2ist day
amounting 20 Three Hundred ana Thirty-eiEht 20l0O
Dollars. with Interest from January 3i iol
with the expenses OF the sale The approximate
of taxes. assessments other liens. which be
allowed the purchaser purchase money
psii by the Referee 81. i84 - ana interest
HENRY Il n STAPT.rR
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19

TIE approximate amount lien or charge 20
satsfy which the above described
i fo5fycue thousand four hundred seventy-three
ha ID 4,s DOLLARS with interest from Of
sauay lsJl al Elk per cent. together with the
ana allowance. amounting Three
ana -5-loO Dollars. with Interest
with the expenses % the The approximate amount
OF tie taxes assessments or
u De allowed 20 the purchaser purchase
or paid BY the Referee nd
htty and - loo Dollars and interest
Dated New York. January 18th. 1901.
VERNON Ref
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
SUPREME CoURr. County Of New Yort

Charles a, Peabody. Jr. PIsntiS. Ernst
AaTN Nathan Company snd others. cefeutants
In pursuance q judgment q foreclosure and sale
ouy made and entered in the above action and Tearing
date ne I'd day a January. 1901 the Undersigned.
the Referee IN said judgment named viii publ
auction AZ The New York Real Estate S1ies-n. 10 III
Broadway IN the Borough uf Manhattan q New
York. the Goth day February lpJf at O'clock
Noon % that day - Peter p. nyeT. Aurti1neer.
premises directed by SAID Judgment
described follows All Iilt y land r. the City
ana County Of New York descrhed fol-
lows: Beginning a. point the easterly side
Nicholas Place distant two hundred forty
one inch solthely from pont n the sast~ry side q
Nicholas Place. where ~ would hy
middle line OF One hundred ana Fftythird street
said street extended eastery. running
easterly parallel with
and Fftythird Street n the esstery
TWO hundred feet the westerly side
nue. thence southery along TIE westerly
ccbe Avenue sevsntyfve feet thence parallel
with the southeriy side % one hundred and Fiyhird
Street n the extended aflresaif hun
drei feet 10 the eastsry side - =, Nicholas
thence northerly along the
Place seventy-hvs feet 20 the point
Dated New York. January 26th. 1901
VERNON NJ DAVIS Referee.
PEABODY BAKER & PEABODY. Attorneys Tor Plain
TT Wall Street. Borough 81 Manhattan. city OF
New York
The following Is diagram q the property
Line Of 4
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
Fast iegh stree,


The approximate amount Of the lien charge
sfy which the above described property sold
go with thereon the 18th day OF No
veier 1900 together with snd allowances
s525 si-ieo with interest February zh.
together with the the The
taxes assessments. other liens which
allowed the purchaser purchase money
or Referes, = sT4s II 100 and interest
Dated: New York. February 18th. 1901
EDWARD J. INQUIRE. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19

Apk kERTIsEMESrs ana .no.rrnt,on. 90,
tribune received al their Uptc~ :
~, no l<A2 hroNcwaY. "a door north
ss,e1. unul o'ciccx p. m: sovsr-
.1--es Al nesllar once rates until O'Clock
y. hi,' nlz, - sth-sve-. I, e cor 22c-st
81. i.aSs so-sve.. between 10th and T7th
sts-: 1.o26 3c-sVs., near sis--.f- -os 49,.
ave nesr sasth-St ESQ sd-sV, ,s.r az,
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
received their Uptown once. No. I24e Broadway.
ID north Of 3lst-st. until O'Clock advertise
received at the following branch Offices at regular
office until O'Clock viz. 254 sh-ave..
22i St 15e 9th ave l2th-st: Mays 6thav
ana l4thst. l42 Columbus West esth 81 1Os
West 4ai-st 6th-ave: % 14th-st: 257 West
4e5-s between aves.: 7th-st 33s
3a-sve between 10th and nth 1925 Slave. near
6Ist-s l7os Istavs. s9thst-; 156 Tremont-ave
$50 3d-ave. 4lstst; s54 3dave 2lO Bleeckers
Rlaecker-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

man GeIs'en - Matilda Raphael; mortgage.
los56.s 81. 70 lsG West "a c1iooll; Robert
Fase Fiie'5Sn ssso@ n 5 sis '''..,' t'-.''
eoz T lo Tfoas Rush. r5eres 10 5ss Ger
laS 6neaSlois p same - ....'. $500
I7t - man Of Van Ne. is-' Twenty fourth
waId; Martha EisSms9r 81 s. I-ss's ISs rslT GrT a,
man Lu,te'sn an, 'e9T-n 3,na oI s.7 ON "
asli. Charles II Mead ana Thomas Taft q
ae'b s. s, is : "a a'i f of shave 4exes O. also
SZ s. 8 ossp1 : % RrnnSay n q 70 Oscar Haa6nsT
ana another = part all utle etc quit ,.1a; claim;
1-nion Dime savings institution to Olga Kon-
a,hSt. n : 225 # " Of West Eaa ave. i2a4loos
Georse < Z 12hn59n 10 s i Grand re', NOR so oa
2c ,s !, - T. 4 y; of 50 s5s ave se5:s Ss p sx;S&s p
Joseph Kennedy, executor and trustee. 70
oscar j. a.ueaeI y r. ana :, a99'3e ne @ s,ssx
asa Le Grand X Petti, 70 George Johnson. -,
ss5h,st. 30 10 yes,, 2oxs7.e: Helen II Piasra -
.%sss5o,osg lambert R 5 s2o"o' moT'sase,
Tsrk-sye w = lo2 > II n % 76th-st sl.ixso.
Daniel seybel . The Fidelity Company ;. 80,
la 70 DiyisiCn,s' Ne7xlota 3 p johnson 10
Pincus Lqwerfel5 and snother: IL r $50 5 50
William II Rg-Fsss 70 John " condit. r S. $40:
Io2i-s,, ises . Of EToadSsy: a2sieo:
horss s. fT,5'eT % snd E yise ne 10 Emil Busch mort II.
is7s6s, N2 gag wss, Iszeg u; charles 80
1l9h-st. =, 35S " o. 5th-ave. elxfOO II:
JOSEPH Relss and wife snd another Augusta
FeinhaTF: mortgage. $50 Loo. r :. s9.-..-.-...--
ll2th-st. sA9 n of 5-h-ave. S0N100 II.
Joseph Reiss and wife % ] Charles weschler.
r :. 81 81. mortgage, $50 eob- ---..-----.-.
ll2th-st. s7a = - shave alNl00l II. Louis
Burstein and another 20 Anna Reiss. r 5. So
mortgage. SS2Ceo -Norinsl
IO2d-st. n s. 1926 = of boulevard - 6xln0.
EIhert Crandan referee. Thomas Frazier
mortFase ss75Oo: r 5 ss..................... soor
Lexington ave. corner 933-st, 1G5x10: Mary l.
Evans % Frederick Swift; r 5. $40. mort
ssss,st 5, i?o Z, " q i.t-ays 2o1io22: Moses
Bachman z MorftZ L Ernst and another.
29th-s, Nos 2ss and 2s5 West, sxss 2: Hynan
Israel - 81 70 William d Dubois; r ?. SIS 50.
mortRHEe S22 ooO O..............-......
6th-ave, corner hsth-st. 100 5NlO0: John "
Condit 10 Mela Realty Company; r s SliO:
i''ILsste, Si4'.'J'
West End corner s9th-st, 20l 3
N325 20 Broadway N20l .5xS25. Fulton -. n
l25. Ann-st. No ~. Pearl-st. No g.: Water-st
No Ss; John-st. No 20: also anv other property
whereof Thomas " Evans died seized Charles 2
Muller heir 70 Charles Muller al, in
divi1ual and executors. all title
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

sT. BRBTRG ln3EEW'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
2ii East s2d-st.. frst class domestics an.
: ssupplied.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
OLD hooks BoUGHr A SOLD.

hoohs Tor cash; entire libraries pur-
n, chased calls AZ residences free. s. O.
RAINS 3SA 5th-are
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
TYPEWRITERS.

TNPENRfTERS -Another slaughter: -
latest model Aanhatt4ns "a fac siuile ~
the No. ReTnineton) brand new. SIS esch
order al once: VIII not laxt long: shippeS
privilege examination r.. s WEBSTsER n
CO.. S.S Bru&GN2y-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
DRES>MAKIyE.


TAILOR MADE SUITS FREE
ANY ladV can secure a handsome tailor
made suit TO order IN the latest style
81 -th SOS absolutely free OF charge with
very little trouble 70 herself. Call after
Moons only THE MOSTKOWITZ LADIES
TAITORS. IS West 42d-st-. near 5th-ave.
ARTISTIC FRENCH MILINERT.-Hats
copied from latest models a. reasonable
prices, ladies' own materials made up
HUMPHREY 219 West 49th-st.
DRESSMAK KER--Compeient. perfect ~
guaranteed; few more customers by day
MED - West i14th-st.
STYLISH and artistic dressmaking az home
or out a. reasonable rates. rem0dellinS,
perfect fitting. Cail CONWAY 2eS East
SOth -
MILLER q FENDER. dre-smakers. 2f9
West s9th-st-. can take more customers
for the coming SCI son: excellent filters and
designers, prices reasonable. also children
trsssuaking
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
now TO M HEALTuN. BEarTi-
FJI AND STRONG.

HEALTH WATER % the world ingram
Lithia Water. Natural Specific. Rheu-
.mstism BriEhf's Disease. Indigestion,
propev and Gout. INGRAM LfThlA
WATER co. s. 81 West 26th-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
MACHINERY.

AT REDUcED PRICES. second hand
wood snd iron working machines, fully
Guaranteed; machinery bought and eS-
chanxed- GEo- B. EDDY. 1856 Macison-sl