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foreclosure Salts.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
- OF NEW YORK.-The Queens County Savings Bank
Tslnf against Stoz Lena StolZ caroline Bon
Inge- Henry Z. and William ". Appleton A. Exc p
e0rs and trustees under the last VIII and Testament Of
Richard l. Campbell deceased. and Joseph kin-is Lena
[iuzic Kinzig Guardian al IDltem for Jos7Dn
mig. and the said Anna klnZF lIdi-
Eiduslv. Christopher Foley Patrick Mach, James hay
Niiharnina La Croix. George Kel. James A Shera
charles " Kaufman. Patrick Egan. Defendants. Ac-
.icn %o pursuance ~ q judgment of foreclosure
erfon ana barring 23h day Of March. 1901, J.
fe ,ndels grsd Randolph Hurry. the referee in said
wall sol Al public auction AZ the New
yorl Peal Estate Salesr0om No. III Broadway in the
of Manhattan city q New York. on the 24fh
ssv u Apr. u o'clock noon On that day by
y G0lainF aucJoneer the premises direcied by
ss1 Judgment sold ana therein described as fol
Neu York bounded follows: Beginning at point on
sba east SIDE Of Brook Avenue nnetyseyen go feet
eight 81 inches of the southeast corner ot opk
ke-ue And One hundred seventeen street thence
T-,rnng parsel with ore hundred and seventeen
tree cDe hundred land Il the New York AID
Company, thence south along me sld
lsrs parallel with Avenue twentyfonr t4 teet
four fsD inches thence west parallel with one hunaTed
hundred flWl feet 10 the east
brock thence north along the same
tu-entyfour G24) tsl inches 10 the ol 0 o
q the bUilcng erected on sdln
premises being party walls -
Dsfed New York March -. 1901 -- -,
" GoT-LD & BRO Attorneys Tor @ Flaln5!T; IN "a
The following diagram u the property 70 oe soia
described. Tho street iutho'i Hfiib A'' i'N
Avenue.
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GiIaions.


ftInG Ifoi IL VI I'M II \ / L VI -'AN
20 Iucy Gibson. Rober1 5yd E5se Kate Giles Thomas
Lloyd. Alfred " Lloyd Henry Gibson, Joseph William
Ctson Fannie Titus Mamie Thompson. Charles Gibson.
Van Riper Lucy smith simon Spearnan Gibson Leonard
gbson ~ l. Leonard Gibson No = Lucy Gibson Anna Ann
Gibson HATTIE Denton Mar Gibson il living Il not liz
ne bqr ber an law and next Of Kin If ann there be- the
parts Of and addresses Of the above are u-
Law and of kin If any there be- the names parts
r. I,a'sc - ItS,f,- - no, ,r.nr his bsi-e al
kin any there be-. the parts Of
ing If living and Of kin if any
there be the names parts Of names and addresses & %
kin. il there be the Names parts
Annie Ninans. Rohert Robertson Lizzie r. Boyer.
Ca'esne G & See LUCY SaR R1, E2oH Rss 1has D.
Roberts. William Quinn, John Quinn, If living if not
The names parts II names ana actresses ar 80
Elza Pratt Henry stephens Jennie stephens ha e
Ii is + I,I sIbere TvIYigm c stephens Rober,
William Gibson deceased send greeting: Whereas Lucy
Gibson Robert LLOYD of the city Of New York have
applied ne Surroeate's Court Of our county of Ne"
ok. 10 , I.aNe "a Ces,n i srtI iI - rr5lss as tbe
VIII and Testament u William Gibson late 81 the
i-t az Ner yor - his 4ice in The county Of New
York 23rd day Man thousand nine hundred
dsy then and there probate the said last
cited under The age Of twentyone years are
YOU have none 10 appear ana apply t'r one & 70 o a g
So guardan VIII he sll''lLleG ~ ~ ''sa'F -
TePrssent end - 2S lot % Ne IN have 52e ease M Seal f the
Srrrogate's Court of the said County Of New
Wtness. Hon FRANK T. FITZGERALD. a
IS'all s1rroEate of our sid County II New York a.
year OF our Lord one thousand nine hundred
j. FA1RFAX MIAUGHIIN. clerk Of the sarrosate's
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. New York

County.-Rapp & speidel Iron Works. plaintin
against Dooley al. defendants-In pursuance
of Judgment foreclosure and sale. the
lth day Of February 1901 the undersigned the
IN said Judgment named viii sell at public auction
NeN York Real Estate Salesroom No. III Broadway
the Borough Of Manhattan City of New York. on the
26th day Of March 1901. y o'clock that day
by William NJ. Ryan. suctioneer the premises said
judgment mentioned. and therein described follows
An those three certain lots pieces parcels OF land
with the buildings thereon erected situate lying
Icing in the Eighteenth Ward OF the Borough Man
hsttsn IN the city OF New York on the northerly side
bounded and described follows: Beeinning point
said northeTy line Of Fifteenth
hundred and line o
Avenue running thence easerly northery line
OF Fifteenth Street sevenyhve feet: thence
right angles from Fifteenth Street hundred and
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10 IT.
De Mut Ave
Peuheld Map. 1850
Ne Nm A,c

The approximate Of the charge satisfy
which the aboyedescribed property is be sold
Of Three thousand hundred fortysN and 500O
Dollars 50 l46I0 with thereon from 18th day
# March 1901: together with costs and allowances
amounting 10 S2on3t with interest from March Doth
1901 'oEether with the expenses Of the sale. The
pToNimate amount of taxes. other liens
which 20 be allowed The purchaser Of the
chase money paid by the Referee is Fifty-six and
Is 100 Dollars $50 10 and interest.
Dated New York. March % 1901.
IAMIS ERANEIIL. Raferea-
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aHss
list Street

The approximate amount Of the lien
which the above described property Is 10 he soId =
s734i with interest thereon 23d av ~ Ali
1895 Qess 5000 paid account, with
and disbursements amounting $52s and interest t
gether with the expenses Of the
amount Of the taxes. assessments and rates or
other liens 70 be allowed the purchaser of the
purchase paid by Referee Is So4 ss7 a.
and interest - ''0'''i
The premises will be sold subject 10 a nortgaz. =,
$3.50 900 and accrued at FOUR and
half per cent. 49, ~
Dated New York. March 25th 1901.
ALFRED r. PAGE Referee
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14Ist street.

The approximate charge to satisfy
which The abOve-descrihed property is be sold.
Slol S2i5S. with interest thereon
February. 1901. together with and allowances
amounting S4422l. with interest February
1891 together With the expenses Of the sale The ap-
proxlmate Of assessments other liens
which 10 5e allowed the purchaser out Of the
purchase money paid by the Referee.
Interest.
Dated New York. March 1st 1901.
HENRY w. BOOKSTAVER. Referee.
The sale Of the property above described hereby
place
Dated. y. Y. March 22nd 1901.
HENRY " BOOK ST AVER Referee
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1s3 e 10

The approximate amount Of the lien charges
istr which the above described o be sold
IS s355 with interest thereon from 18th
ary 1901 together and allowances amounting
10 SlSll3 with interest from February 26th.
gether with the expenses Of the sale The approximate
amount Of taxes, assessments other
10 be allowed 70 the purchaser out Of the purchase
o pala ny the heferee Is S'"33 and interest The prem
ises VIII he sold subject prior 81 740
with interest st per May 22ud 1900
Dated New York, April 9Th. 1901
EUGENE H PROMEROY. Referee
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LOST.

LOST OR STOLEN. .-Bauktook No 492 so
% the German savings Bank N the C'ty
- New York. conner trh-aVe. ami ltth-st..
issIel 90 tiru-r9~1 Doug,ru. All pcr-aus
are cautioned against negotiating the same
II not returned ro the hank On the 2fth
tav Of April. .Hul duplicate Will 20 Is
sued
LOST.-Bal kh0uk No b13 1sJ. Bank for
savings. $50 4tn-av~. %-H York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book 20 bank
LOST. Bankbook 80. 500. .uDI Bank for
Savings. 80 4th-avc. New York Pay
men, StoIpsa Please return book 20 bank
LOST OR STOLEN Taakt-ok No. 345. .GsS
Of the German savings Bank In the city
~ Ncw-Nqrk corner 4fb-aVc and i4th-st
issued 70 J. Tuna All uersous are eau
toned against negotiating the same II not
returned 70 'he bank on the 25th day Of
April. 1901. p duplicate will be issued
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18th Street.

18th Street.
The approxirnate OF lien satisfyA which
above property be sold. Seventeen thousand
eight hundred forty-two 9l-1OO Dollars tSl7S429D with
from the sth day Of November 1900
les costs allowance approXimating with
thereon December 1900
expenses of the The approximate amount taxes
assessments or other which allowed 10 the
purchaser the purchase by the ref
Eight hundred sGlO0 Dollars (Ss21 sj)
and
Dated York. March 10 1901.
HENRY W. BOOKSTAVER, Referee
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York Harlem r. r. CO.
Tne approximate amount Il the lien charge 10 satisfy
which the above described property is be sold, is
with thereon from and after the l5
de Of March. and allowances
mat expenses of the
approximate the assessments
nd rate or allowed pur
purchase paid by the referee
s RANDOLPH HURRY. Referee.
NJ D. GOULD & BRO, Attorneys for Plaintiff, @1l
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan New York city.
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18th Street.

diagram Of the property TO he sold The
approximate amount Of the hen or charge for which the
sold S1i.13l 49, with interest from Feb
ruary 1lth 1901. together with and allowance
amounting $3.50 II, interest February 1lth
1901 together with the expenses Of sale The approx
of liens said property for and
: 81, 10 IS and interest
The premises will be sold subject to a prior mortgage
$1SO00 with AZ Per from December
81. 900 WILLIAM j. A. MCKIM Referee.
The sale Of the above described premises hereby ad
journed April 2d, 1901, the place,
Dated New York. March Goth. 1901.
WILLIAM !. A.. McKIM. Referee.
The sale Of the above described premises is hereby
further adjourned TO April 9th, 1901. the hour
Dated New York. April 2d 1901
WILLIAM ]. A. McKIM. Referee.
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SEWING MACHINES.

s r " IN c. MA
CHIMES. new. So
70 81 cash. so 10
3Sa at 81 down and
% cents weekly .
< Il as a n teed ten
years, second hand,
81 to 81. guar
anteed . wears.
Hand machines:
special s.; just the
thing 10 take with
You to the coun-
try anas4 ..,....s
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HELr WANTED.

ATTENTION. MEMS takes YOU to all
principal ports of Europe. London Liver
pool. Hamburg. Bremen; also free passage
procured. SHIPPING OFFICES. 5 Clinton
st. or - West-st
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order II Hon Frank Fitzgerald, Surrogate -
the County Of New York notice IS hereby given 70 all
having CLAIMS against William N Evarts late
County 4 New York. deceased the
thereof the subscribers place
transacttnE business the Office Allen ".
- Wall Borough n Manhattan. in the
York on before thirtieh day September
Dated York. the 21st day of March. 1901
ALLEN ". ENATTS. SHERMAN EEARTS. MAN
WELL. ENARTS. ENecutors.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

BARGAINS -Uprlghts tine makes, perfec,
order. 500 upward: new pianos, Sl25 up
ward. send for description and terms.
HIINEA & co. rs West 12jth-st
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p. m. viz. 254 shave. s. e cor 23d-st .
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ave. and l4th- 4; Ia Columbus-ave. near
We5t 66,h-st-: iO6 Wes: i2d-st
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write. agent will call. Machines exchanges
WESTERN UNION SEWING -MACHITF
CO. 113 3d-ave., between 10th and I'm
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COOk.-First class. best city references
Address letters 20 COOK. 1850 3d-ave.
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APRIL ). 1901.
AGENCIES.

WANTED.-Acencfes for various classes of
American Specialties and Machinery, etc
Apply LUKE. 26l West Georse-st.. Glas-
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NALET.-By young man. colored. years
experience; reference 24Sia West 10Th
ST.. ring Armstrong; bell
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES man; long eperience
In care and management OF graperies
greenhouses; vegetable growing. lawns
roads and all general improvements on nrJ
vate estate: good farm manager; first class
crede ltials from former employers Address
GARDENER. BOX %, short Hills. n. j.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

COOK Respectable woman in private fam
fly. best city references; wages $50 TO SSS-
Call li6 East 39th-sJ
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-J0O secondhand
wood and irnn working machines: fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO g. EDDY. sos Madison-st
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NCRSE.-C'ir' TO mind children and assist
Win houseworS. American family. Sf2;
reference no mail PAPP. +3i F. i4th -.
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OFFICE CLEANING.-By a respectable
Isl West 6Oth-st
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ONCE. No i.242 Broadway. % door north
or S1st-st.. until O'Clock D. m i. adver-
usements received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until o'clocL
2. m, viz. 2Si sth-ave.. =. e. cor 23d-st.
Ioz oth-ave., cor. 12th-st.; Macy's 9Th
ave and l+th-st.: lag CoMmbus-ave Hes-
West 66th-st.; lO6 West 42d-st. near 6th-
ave; S2 East 1ith-st; 25T West Aad-st..
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES

INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY.
Licensed and bonded go Broadway
Rooms 7l7-7ls telephone l.63I FrRnklin.-
All civil and criminal cases attended to By
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BILLIARD AND POOR TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
second hand. lowest prices; easiest terms.
NARN BROS. y Union Square.
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NURSE Experienced. for sick ladies'; will
Brooklyn
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A NEW EASTER NOVELTY.

EASTER EGGS Of Aluminium. engraved
suitable for bont71s, Faster birthday
golden and silver wedding cards; souv enirs
az shorest norfes, variety Of calendars for
advertising. 2oc. ca the dollar JOSEPH
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Of 31s'-st-. until o'clock ?. m: adyer-
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Offices at regular Office rates until ; o'clock
p. n, viz. 25f shave. 5 e cor. 23d-sr..
l5e 6th-ave-, cor. leth-st.; Macys. 6th-
ave. and l4th-st.: 142 CoIumbUs-ave-. near
West 66th-st.. 100 West 42d-st.. near 9th
ave; 92 East 14th-st.: 25T West 42d-st-,
between 9Th and Sth aves. $50 East +1th@
SIS. Oa6 save mr. asst. ! 7Os Isl;
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German. French and little English; wages
$50: town or country. r.. 3O3 6th-ave..
room 13.
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stands his business in all branches, 1ovy-
ers; fruits and vegetables. can milk: care
or horses y EITEI4. 263 Broome-st
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST, B2RTNGlTME1'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
oil East 42i-st-. urst class dumestics are
supplied.
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i.--65 PARK-ANE-Large room and small
room; parlor dining. elevator. telephone;
reference.
15TH-ST., 20 WEST.-Large front room.
with board: references exchanged.
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Snrrosates' Notice
~ PURSUANCE OF AM order of HON ARNER

G THOMAS. Surrogate Of the County Of New York
NOTICE ls hereby given 20 ali persons claims
against Louis Napoleon Henriquez late County q
New York, deceased present with
ithereof. 10 the subscribers their
business. No. 1919 Averue the FSorouch n
Manhattan, City Of New York. before 18th Cay
q July
Isteq NeW OK the 18th CAV OF December. 1900
SEOItGE a. HENRIoCEZ, RICHARD A HENRIQI -EZ.
CLARA HEARlQCEZ. MARIA c. HENRIQUEZ,
Executors
-oOUDERT BROTHERS Attorneys for Executors a
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan Nerr Ycrl
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GARDENERS thorouehI1- nrac,t,,aI
IN tho various branches OF the business.
desires change; eentleman's place. good
testimonials GARDENER. rs Renwick-st.
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COACTIMAN.-Svet 26. in the country:
SIX years experience, milk. best personal
references. Address + T. care Kahn. 1.v30
2d-aVe.
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SUPREAIE COTRT. COTNTY OF NEW

0aJeI NV lofK, AprI q I.FI-
WILLIAM ]. A. McKIM, Referee.
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NIsI'17-NI9Tt anu FIORIST--Married
a. nlah, SWISS no children; Protestant;
thoroughly understands care OF sentIenan's
country place. greenhouses lawns flowers
frult and vegetable gardens: thirty wears
experience; first class references Address
PAUL HAESSIG. 22f Munson-st. New
Haven. Conn
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GARDENER, FLORlST.-By German. Sd
married: - years experience; competeut
10 take charge of gentleman's place: first
Ferry. y. Y.
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t'OACHNIAN. GARDENER. steady. relil-
ble man. single. middle aged. careful
driver. thoroughly understands flowers and
vegetables and full charge OF private place
satisfactory city references. GARDENER,
Mills Hntel No. > EiNluetnn-st.
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foreclosure Sales.


inches westerly and parallel
with Fifteenth seventy-ve feet and thence south
ery and right angles to Fifteenth Street one huncred
three and three inches the place Of beginning
being the same lots known Numbers fifteen 5D SIX
30 ana tiI fled in the ofiice
Register city and County of New York. en-
Map Cowmsn's Fifth Avenue Lots. dated octo
her 81 1872 made by order Of James Hay and Daniel
Lord. Jr, executors and being the same premises con
Hurry. by deed dated January 18th, 1s49 and recorded
office Of Register # the City and County Of
NV York Liber 512 Of Convevarces. page 4so.
Dated New York. March ID. 1901
WILLIAM J. A. McKIM. Referee
PHILLIPS 8 AVERY AtJys' ror Plaintiff. l54 Mas
street. Tribune Building Manhattan New York
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CARPET CLEANING.

j. & j. w. WlLlIAM9,
Steam Carpet Cleaning 352 West 54th-st
Telephone 366 Columbus. Relaying a spe-
Ciaity
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WORK ANTED.

Male
AUTOMOBILE ELECTRIC DRIVER
Thoroughly experienced UneXCepttOuable
personal recommends lions prominent fam
lilies: smart appearance. energetic. temper
ate painstaSIng. respectful. trustworthy;
city or country. RALPH. BOX 800 1.242
Broadway
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IN PURSUANCE OF an oraer of Hon. Abner

c. Thomas. a Surrogate the County Of Nev-Yo-k
is hereby
Samuel Hamilton Of the County OF New-York de
ceased present thereof the
subscriber. her place Of transacng business No -
broadway. the city Of NeE-York. Of Man
haitian before the 18th day June next
Dated NeW-York. the 18Th day December 1900.
MARY ANN HAMILTON. Adrnrx.
EDWARD ]. NEWELL Atty. for Admrx, 30 Broad
way, N. Y
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ST. ALBANS, 7 Ezst 91st-st.-rSedecorate
throughout: elegant suite: private baths
and service; parlor dining room: table
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| Observation-Disclosures entire charge
/ of gentleman's place and greenhouses
| also care of live st rck; best OF references
! strictly temperate. Address H. NJ aS
| Storm-st-, Tdrrytown. y. i
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COACltNAN.-Married neat appearance;
thoroughly experienced, aged s., city,
country, Is years reference. written and
personal from best families CLARK. %1I
IVES, 3Sta-s--
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I52 6th-ave., cor. l2th-st.: Macy's 9TH
ave. and l4th-st: 1i2 Columbus-ave.. near
West 66th-st.; 106 West 4ld-st., near 9th
ave; D2 East 14th-st.: 237 West 42d-st.
between 18th and sth-aves.: l59 East 4Tth--
at: .f.33s Sd-aye.. between s6th and 7Ith
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BUTLER.-By highly recommended butler;
first class in every respect; long expert
ence. tall neat clean. educated man: high
esr references. Address COMPETENT. 162
East 23d-st.
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COOK.-By colored man. so: take charge
kitchen, small hotel or boarding house
in country. season BROWN. Bishop-st-'
Jersey City.
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aUI
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ave. and 1fth-st.; 1+2 COlumbus-ave-. near
West 66th-st.; I06 West 42d-st-. near 5Jh-
ave: 90 East 14th-st-: PSI West 42d-st-.
between 9TH and Sth aves.: 15S East 4lt1-
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- c Thomas 4 Surrogate Of the County O New York
Notice hereby all having claims against
Adoph Pfeier the County Of New York deceased
% present with vouchers thereof the sub
scbers their place Of trs0sactng business No 80
Broadway in the City OF New York before the 18th
of June
Dated New York 18th day Of December. 1900
FRANCIS {. REED, WILLIAM H REED. Executors.
FRANK 6 MASON. Atty, for Executors. $50 Broadway
Kew York CIV.
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WANrED.-A young man. familiar with
fire insurance and having an aptitude for
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nTTNCAN. ALLAN Sin pursuance of an or.

der o. Hon. Abner Q Thomas surroeate OF the
County York. notice is hereby all persons
Allan Duncan. late OF the County
deceased. present the same. with vouch-
subscriber. her place OF transaCtng
business Room 729 No. 80 Nassau Borough OF
Manhattan in City OF New York. before he
20.h DAY April Dated New York October II 1900
SARA L. TUCKER. EEecutriS. RUSSELL & PERCY
Attorneys ENeculrLA 32 Nassau ST. y. Y
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-20
DEEP SNOW IN THE MOUNTAINS,

Garrett HELLER and Fred Thompson
returned this week from a trip Of 80
miles over the divide With 115 head of
fine steers, belonging to Walker and
Bielenberg which they drove to their
immense ranch in the Big Hole country.
Mr. Thompson went along simply for
pleasure and range experience, and he
claims to have had large quantities of
both. The reflection of the sun off the
snO Wburned his face to blister and the
exercise of several days in the saddle to
one who was not used to it, proved to
him that range experience is not all
pleasure at least. The pleasure he found
was in equaring away to a good meal
of bacon and bread at night and stretch
ing out for much needed rest and
sleep in his blanket until day break
next morning.
The report that the snow is light in
the mountains is denied by Mr.. Thomp-
son who says it is very deep, and when
a horse or steer would get off the trail
1t would sink so deep that in nearly all
cases it required assistance to get out
Considerable trouble was experienced
on the divide by the steers turning back,
and crowding each other Off the trail
where the snow was deep and they
would get down and be <trampled on,
several experiences of this kind was
encountered, notwithstanding the trim
was made with the loss of but two
steers.