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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY William NJ. Ryan: Nos. 80 and 50 Pine-st
north side. SIS feet Of William-st 404hxl02 2x
s$SN97.ll five story brick building sale under Chap
ter pa, Laws OF 1900; in reapplication Maria de
Carmen Santos SuareZ de Carvaial: Weekes
Brothers, attorneys; Henry Parsons referee; taxes
etc s2Usl (& No 22l West One hundr ed nd -tven-
lY-second-s, north side. 225 feet OF Seventh
ave. l2:5Kleol1, four story stone front dwelling
house; foreclosure sale: Rose Frey agt Sussman
hertz et al; James c De La Mare. attorney:
George H Hart. referee due Judgment s. 2S5 S3.
costs, S543 20: taxes, etc, So No. East Twenty
nrst-st, north side. 225 feet of Fourth-ave
sale: Emil Auerbach Walter NJ Fernbach ct
al: Max Stern, attorney Gilbert VI. Speir referee:
uue on judgment So 46 81: costs, 1927 so taxes etc
Sl,400; prior mortgage $4,000.
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy & Co: Nos 17S and l75
Forty second-st Brooklyn north side 2eO feet west
OF Fourth-aNe, i0Nlt2: four and three story brick
fathouse: public auction.
By Peter F. Meyer & Co: Amsterdam-ave and
one-hundred-a thirty-ninth-st northeast corner
53Nloo: vacant: foreclosure sale; James r. Hay agt
Henry r. Hitler et al: Daily, Hoyt & Mason at
torneys; John II. Rogan, referee; due on judgment
si9 80: costs 1906 20; taxes, etc S657 Sc Convent
ave and One-hundred-and-hftieth northwest
corner, 25xl0S x99 IL: five story brick fat
house: foreclosure sale: Edward F. Cole agt Will
lam II. Murphy et al: Donald Mclean attorney:
Vernon n Davis, referee; due judgment 50 $50 So
costs. 1926 -
By Richard V Harnett & Co.: No. 2S2 East One
hundred south side I176 feet west
OF second-ave., T.6XlGoll; five story brownstone
fathouse; public auction.
BY Charles a. Berrian: Front-st. east side be-
tween Maiden Lane and Fetcher-st 81 l04l 9X 50 6x
q easehold; four story brick store partition sale
Stearns Hobbs. attorneys; Harold Nathan
referee.
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7oth-st s. sei-6 IT W Of Columbus-aye 1s.6x
Ioo5; Thomas Alien 20 Clara Steinhardt; mort
gage. s2o0Jo: s. sT.--.........---- !
Broadway 3403 II OF i0th-st. runs
ll6x525x 1l59x % 1. Samuel Rker ct al 10
Simon r Well
| 115th-sT. n : 225 IT W Of Lenox lave 81 i111oo11
x25riOo.11; Moses Ehrenreich and another 10
John Van Dolsen: mortgage. $4,000: r 5. So
10Oth-st. No 3ls West 22xlOO II: Peter wagner
TO Edmund + Bonaventure; mortgage. s2hcV''
r s s25 -.::a..-.....-..- ......-:-.a:.s.
Wlliam-st. No 1873. SprIce-st. - sN
%. .5x2s. l0x: Adeline r Ash and another. o-oo
ecuors. 10 Edward Y Z Lane; r S. s5S so "o'''Vo
20th-s n $. 200 Il W Of 2d-ave. 7Ox92. leasehold
p 8 81 20 20 10 i.oDei. 2Os5
s2d-st n I15 e OF Park-ave 75x1O2 2: John
Bloodeood: r s ST ."..... r. - MN. 71.OOo
Gross and wife TO Carl Schneider and Wife
Same property: the German Evangelical Lutheran
Emmanuel Congregation Unaltered Augsburg
sis 600: r g IS so ........--....-.....'.. 1850
5stfl-st No 1913 West. 2Txl0o5: John NJ Ruck to
NJ Fischer r 6. 800 30. .......-..---..-.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

s34-si s. lT5 II Of coumbus-ave, 25alO22:
Isaac l. Dunn 10 Lillian Z Reed: mortgage
S-o,NAD; X >, slV--------
lS6th-s;. s. 1894 II of Southern Boulevard
6Sx2oo 70 l3Tth-s;. present line: Albert i
Sire. referee. William 4 Martin .-..........
Is9th-st, s, 325 II Of Amsterdam ave l6sx
s9.l; Frank ID shaw, referee. 10 Mary F Pin
and Jennie II Schulze Observation-Disclosures.
Avenue y. s. 46s II OF 5th-st, 2s sxS2: Louis
II Knopping 10 lsidore Kohn: mortgage. 500. .0O0;
II =. 81
Bradhursi-ave s. - II II T. of 1s3d-st 26. .5x779
x263xsO.s. Job Hedges. referee. to Eliza NJ
Zerega et Gl; X ). sis.
ll4th-st No 40 East. 2gxlD0 II; Adolph Balschun
10 Lucas George; mortgage. So. .Ooo: s. S4..
5;h-aVe. ssth-st 30 sxlo2. 3; Charles
Parsons TO Joseph Hamershlag; r S. $3.50
1leth-sf. e, l12 II of MoTningside-ave. East.
2sxiOo.I0: William T Emmet. referee. 10 Alan ID
Scatcherd; r :. $50 so ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
COih-st No 1lG East 3Oxi005; Caroline Schwab
and another, executors. TO Robert Rogers; X :.
vi -----------
ornon 10 John Mckee; mortgage. $4,000: II :.
s5th-st. s. 100 II OF 5th-ave 5oxioos 8: Michael
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1ublio \ oIlccs.
Ew YORK SUPREME CouRr.-In the

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.-In the
Opening Improvement city OF New York by tb
ing by Mayor Aldermen and Commonaty Of tb
iaens and premises in he twenty second Ward Of ,b %
q New YoTk bopndei By EleTenth and Twelfth
Streets duly located out as ana for
qS Pars 5 or & ana m Of @ & e The The
Commissioners OF Estimate In the above emitted
Laws 1857 hereby give notice .ae owner or owners m
IN the lands. tenements ard
premises which sought be acquired in this
proceeding ard all others whom concern 10 Wit
rirs That M we & nave T3f'rn %gr estimate and
report transcript Of such estimate assessment
Of he Of bc Tor % hs n R SSs Ss
second That the Board Of street Opening and
csa a %a' OF tb 0f 's Ssoa1. Of sa
mined iha, % E r "G Cent M @ Of the
assessed the Mayer Aldermen and commonaity Of
balance Of should be assessed upon
the property and estates benefited by the
part balance 9f the said should be as
Street, on the by on the west bS
nGg Al. % lots the eoss s or Of 9are o anS for
and being area last dFscribed. ''''''e lying
be b the m sdd Fhs ns
a y ds to fe M may nSS. sn n
oe No on The four oor ~ hs s at Sgr
hdnF an m F6Tdd a Of S 5 Of IF s
Of 1881 that the said connissiono-, win hear
day Of AP at ock M a1d Upon ON
a Court 0 Of spoTs s state ne n @ N h YORK to the
s IL ,G h . city s & r Ne m s
% or that at dsy Dss 9d c h t. then pq &
f%f Dated fE Feb5SarH s sn 2sfb sfPo e e0"n'"s'
SaSSeF Fs!NE !; !HHHi WARRrN 1r. Commissioners,
JOSEPH NJ scHENcK. Clerk.
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yXyARREN. CATALINA SIN pursuance of
CARPET CLEANING

pets cleaned by steam by hand or on the
floor. l,55s Broadway. 42l East a3th-sr
JOE & BRANDT. Tel. 132-3Sth
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

OUNRIER BROS. 13 East lith-st-Rent
81: sold on small payments; slightly used.
sI5 tuning. repairing exchanging
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DENTISTRY.

DIR: H. S. HOLMES. Dental Surgeon. 1884
Broadway. Open evenings and Sundays.
Reliable work. Moderate prices
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CAST OFF CLOTHING

HIGHEST PRICE paid FOR ladies'. gentle
mems and childrez's discarded Clothing
fine Evening and Street Costumes Jewelry
Rric-a-Brac, Furs, Sc Mr.. or Mrs. NAF-
TAI. IA 6thaye.; telephone LOIS b 3sth.
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Antique. FURNITURE.

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ANTIQUE Clawfoot Sofas. Tables. Bureaus
Chairs. Chine Closets: real old. Null
LER. 4+5 East 52d-st.
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WORK WANTED,

WONN " nv
C'emaIe.
CASHIER.-NOung lady, Is; highest two
wears reference from last employer. Miss
ROTH. 333 Rivington-st.
GONERNFlSS. &c.-Highly recommended
Swiss lady as govern~sS or useful com
paniOn with family or lady going to Europe
for summer or longer: thorough French.
German English. music: experienced Euro
pean traveller and teacher; good sewer and
packer; full charge OF children. s. B., Box
A.. 1,242 Broadway.
STDNOGRAPHER. typewriter, bookkeeper;
permanent position at moderate salary;
best references r. B.. Box 10. $50 West
l2o-h-st.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
wishes a position; having one years ex-
perience; can furnish reference. c. c.,
Box 81, Tribune Office.
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SURE POP INSECT POWDER.

SURE pop INSECT POWDER
Is GUARANTEED TO KILL COCK
ROACHES. WATER BUGS. BEDBUGS
ETC. ADOLPH ISAACSEN & SON 80
FULTON-ST. y. Y.
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Countrn 31ropertn for Gale.

TINE HOUSE AND LOT. with stable: attractively sit
l. uated and all modern improvements and CON
veniences; Montclair. New Jersey. Apply JAMES H.
TU-TTI.Fc Tribune Building. New-York
XXrATCU HILL. r. l.
w Sea Cottages at Watch HILL Weekapaus 0or-
nery Noyes Beach, and Pleasant View, completely fur
nished for housekeeping, for sale rent
Watch Hill from Boston. 4 from New York.
For information WRITE
FRANK w COY.
Real Estate. Westerly. R. I.
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MACHINERA.

AT REDUCED PRlCES.-,Do secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and eN-
changed. GEO. Is. EDDY. sos Nadison-st
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HELP WANTED.
Male O.


WANTED.-Two young men. between IS
and - years Of age, 70 learn our bust
ness as statesmen. then managers; must
be of good education and address. honest
and energetic. Apply. with references. 10
BALCH BROTHERS CO, 156 5th-ave.
WANTED.-Men to travel to Europe by
assisting feeding live stock on fast steam
srs: also experienced cattlemen for steady
work. Call personally. ATLANTIC SHIP
PING OFFICE. 2O1-2sl9 2d-st- New-Iork-
WANTED.-Bright boy for Office work
good penman and have unQuestioned ref-
erences. Address ]. Fl. c.. Tribune once.
WANTED.-Man and wife for farm. rs
miles from New-York- Man must De a
practical farmer, understanding care or
stock and the care and cultivation OF fruit.
grain. vegetables, SC Wife must be a neat
housekeeper and good buttermaker- Salts
factory references from late employer re-
quired. Wages $3.50 thlrty-fve dollars per
month and board. Duties to begin April l.
Address Box 8. Station 3. Brooklyn p o.
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Real Gstaie 60 Eet-@nrope,

7 OSDON (FnCIand).-To be lease. Excellent Fam
l. lily Mansions in Kensngton; II 10 10 bedrooms bath
4 rooms. Rents from 900
mum Apply II HOOPER, Auctioneer. % Moorgate Street
London. England.
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BILLIARD AND POOL rABLEs.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
second hand. lowest prices; easiest terms
MARX BROS. ~ Union Square
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY.
Licensed and bonded. $50 Broadway.
Rooms 7l7-1lS telephone 1881 Franklin
AL civil and criminal cases attended u by
expert detective. male and female.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

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A. HOTEL. ROLAND
Ssth-st.. between Madison and Park aves-
venience. DELIGHTFUL ROOMS. 81 FER
DAY. SO WEEK. LIGHT ROOMS, MIIH
BOARD. s12 PER WEEK. sunny
Rooms. WITH BOARD. s14 PER WEEK..
Every room has hot and cold water. steam
heat and electric light. Suites OF two and
three rooms. with bath. References re-
CURED; CANNOT Be BoUALLED FOR
THE MONEY.
ST. ALBANS East t31sr-st.-Redecorated
throughout: elegant suite: private natns
and service; parlor dining room: table
board.
23D-ST, l2S EAST. near Madison Square
Large and single rooms; select house;
good table: terms moderate.
81 AND 30 WEST 32D-ST.-The Niblock.
near Broadway; large and small rooms;
parlor dining room.
26TH-ST 90 AND IL WEST.-Select fam
lily hotel; elevator. baths; good table:
moderate prices. W. NJ. HAIGHT.
22D-ST, 16 EAST. near Broadway; central;
large sunny room: also bedroom; superior
board: moderate price. SHELDON
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HOW TO BE. HEALTHY. BEAUTI-
FUL AND STRONG.

HEALTH WATER OF the World Ingram
Lithia Water; Natural Specific: Rheu-
mat tism, Bright's Disease, Indigestion,
bropsy and Gout. INGRAM LITHIA
WATER CO.. 55-5Z West 26th-st-
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OLD hooks ROUGUT


BOOKS for cash; entire libraries pur-
chased; calls at residences free. S. G
RAINS rs" Sth-ave.
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Gnrrooatee' Not,rce
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
l. c Thomas a Surrogate of the County OF New York
notice hereby having claims against
Huntington of the County Of New York
present with vouchers thereof the
ransacting business No. -
BROAD Street City New York. before the
goth day of April next New York.
1900
ARABEII.A n. HUNTINGTON Executrix CHARLES
II TWEED. ISAAC f. GATES. Executors
MAXWELL EvARTS. Attornev for Executors. % Broad
Street. New York City.
WARREN. CATALINA SIN pursuance of
W an order OF Hon. Abner c. Thomas. a
the County of New York. Notice is hereby given all
persons against Catalina :. Warren
Of the County New York. deceased 70 present
thereof TO the Subscribers. their
of business. the Office OF
Pendeton Anderson. No. ~ William Street. the
thorough of Manhattan city New York, on or before
eleventh day September next.
Dated New York. the sixth day OF March. 1901.
RAYMOND JENKINS. CHARLES n. LOCKWOOD
Executors
p CTIAUNcFsY ANDERSON Attorney Executors 81
William Street Borough OF Manhattan New York city
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LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
co, Park ave. 49th 10 5Oth SITS. 3Ol 3O3
West l23th-st.. New York City.-To Mrs.
II. Pitcher. ". II. Farar. Mrs 4. Reilly.
H Levy, II. Bauer. ). r. Dinkrlberg Mrs.
=, Norton. NJ. f. Dobin. Sampson F White.
Mrs. Harrington. y. g. Newell - Rus
sell. Marguerite Ieahy. Mrs. ". Morgan.
Ida Cambridge. Mrs. !. l.. Bowen. c. T.
Wilson. ]. Portlock. II. s. May !. Weller.
O. +. Wade. II Hegelev. Mornin gsiie Van *
ES. Co. Mrs Il Van Xandt VIM. Birchall.
Mrs. {. Hamilton. Mrs II. Phillips. Miss p.
Xill. Rachel BiRlow. You and each Of you
ara hereby notified that the time for pay
ment Of our lien upon the property herein
after described. having expired. after due
notice thereof had been given YOU. will
cause such property. 10 wit. household
X ODDS. personal effects and merv hRndise
stored by YOU or in your name IN the warc
houses of this Company. 10 be sold a. Public
Auction. according 70 the statutes In such
cases made and provided. at the auction
rooms ~ W. II F1attaU. &. +. Corner of
18Th 81. and University Place. commencing
Tuesday April iCtf. 1901 at 1890 \. NJ.
and continuing every TUESDAY and Nednrs-
day thereafter. at the same place and hour.
until the goods have been sold LIBERTY
STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE 90. Park
ave. 49th 20 10th sts-. 3ol 3o3 " 12Sth st.
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YtELP " ANTED.
NJ I-h~

Male.
ATTENTION. MEN WANTED.-S5 takes
YOU 10 principal ports Of Europe London
Liverpool Glasgow, Hamburg. Bremen
Also free passage procured SHIPPING
OFFICES, Clinton-st., or I3 West-st.
New-York
Statesmen wanted 10 sell our goods by
sample TO wholesale and retail trade. We
are the largest and only manufacturers in
our line in the world. Liberal salary paid
Address CAN-DEX MFG. CO.. Savannah
Ga
NTED.-Assistant gardener. single
German who learned his trade in ESi-
rope Address F. MANGOLD, Tarrytown,
n. .--
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
STORAGE. NOTICE

lo3 WEST 33D-ST.. February 18th. 1901 I-
To Nr, H. r. Built: You are hereby mott
fled that the time for the payment OF the
lien l hold upon the property hereinafter
described having expired after due notice
thereof had been given you. | will sell such
property. to-wit. books and cases stored by
You in my warehouse at Public Auction,
according 10 the statute In such cases made
and provided. at Walters Auction Rooms
l'S West S3d- New-York city. on Tues
day. March 18th. 1901. al D. m II said
sale Is not concluded on that day Il Will be
continued every Tuesday thereafter at the
same time and place. until all the goods
are disposed Of CHARLES F. WALTERS.
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WOOD'S GNNN SIIM

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HOW To GET STRONG Handbau hoy
ing. fencing. baths. &c. WOODS GYM
NASIUM. East 2sth-st Entrance. IS:
monthly dues. 81
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TYPEWRITERS.

1,Ic,,> =, I-cI-S.--
I1fEW hiIhHS tnewl. $40: Remodelled
irgtons. Smiths. S35; rentals reduced. :.
prompt repairing. CONSOLIDATED TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE, PAL Broadway
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DELICACIEs FOR THE SICK.

HOME BUREAU celieacie. for the sick:
trained muses.. 10 West 42d-st. Tel.
1914-3sth.
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unfnrnishr0 Apartments GO Get.

SHOICE apartment Of large rooms. with bath
- facing StuyVesant PARK south. Improvement
owner only occupant reasonable reference 2iO Eas
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POMFRET, CONN
Cnnntrn propertp for Sale or 90 Let

LNNGLEWOOD and vicinity! or rent:
Il several furnished houses. WEATHERBY CO.
Englewood. y. J.
NOR RENT OR SALE.-My residence for
Il twelve successive years. ''Overbrook.'' Hill.
In Catskills; twelve
house. farmers lodge, fine tennis
court eighty Of meadow. garden. orchard
brook: desirable neghborhood Henry
Mitchell MacCraoken University Heights. New York city
NANTUckET-sale or rent. Invigorating. unparal-
N furnished OceanClin Colonial studio,
rooms bathrooms linen: al hote stable.
shorefrOnt building shooting
golhng camping. all aquatic sports.
EASTMAN JOHNSON. 65 55th-st
COUTH ORANGE.-HIode Cottages for sale or rent:
- nine rooms: all improvements: plumbing.
Plans and particulars with W. EDGAR. i3 Cedar
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LOST.

LOST.-Bankbook No. 363. ISL. Of the Union
Dime Savings Institution. is missing. Any
person having a claim to II is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit 10 having said passbook cancelled
and issued.
LOST.-BankbOok No. 341. 1874 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. ANY person having claims
upon said book is called upon 10 present the
same to the bank within thirty days the
said book will be declared cancelled and ex-
tinguished and a new one issued in lieu
thereof.
LOST or STOLEN. N.-Bankbook No. 419, 40
OF the Emigrant Industrial Savings Rank.
Payment stopped. Please return book to
bank. No. 81 Chambers st.
LOST.-Bankbook No. $40. 39S on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon 10 present the
same to the bank within thirty days or the
extinguished and a new one issued in lieu
thereof
LOST.-Bankbook No. 500. AZ. Bank for
Savings. 80 4tt-ave.. New-Hork. Pay
ment stopped Please return book to bank
BANKBOOK No. 33o.O67 OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution Is missing. Any per
son having n claim 10 II is hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passboOk cancelled
and n new one issued.
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DREssMAhING.

DRESS MAX ER.-Ffrst class dressmaker
wishes few customers more by the day.
9. SCHWARZ. care OF Mrs. Schon. sos
East Sist st.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
FUItS.

E WEISER. Furs and Fur Garments 10
order; also remodelled and redyed into
styles. 20! 9Th
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no children; quiet. sober: taLa aafe,sd.
horse. cow. poultry: understands rsss o:
house on the place; good personal -ssasnias::
Ior April j. Address c. R.. Mont va,: aSs::
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20

NURSE Lady desires position for a. c.snf N,
tent French woman. whom she Cal...s Or
highly recommend: superior lntanl ,-on,
,ounS hahv's nurse: takes eharse --''''
birth I39 East 34th-st.
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GARDENER and F1DRIST.-Gierman "a;
married no children; % years experience;
absolutely competent TO take charge OF
gentleman = country place with greenhouses:
can furnish FIRST class reference. Address
FL WEN;NE!R p. n. Dohbs Ferry y. Y.
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GARDENER married: thoroughly
practical In horticulture: cOnversant In all
place: first class references. c. c. Box 0.
Tribune Office
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GARDENER and CARETAEER.-M Married:
no children; experienced grower Of green
house plants. grapes. all flowers, fruits and
Vegetables: excellent references. JAMES.
Io3 Fast 3Oth-st
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GARDENER CHEAD).-Scotch; married;
thoroughly practical. including forcing Of
fruit flowers vegetables: 20 years expert
ence in Scotland and States with best fam
lilies: has references 10 prove character and
ability. EXPERIENCE. Box {. Tribune
Office
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GARDENE,R--E.Npe in the proper culture
and forcing Of flowers. fruits and vsGe
tables: experienced landscape head gar
cener and superintendent: excellent refer
erces. NIGHTENGALE. 81 Lexington ave
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DOMESTIC SITUATION.

Male
GARDENER and FARMER.
IN an branches: garden. greenhouse .ac.t
willing: married: no family. A,7a-s.-t a1d
DENER. I5 Ridgedale-ave.. Mo-. AR
N j. ''istoxu
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

AGREEABLE elderly lady. accustomed "a
refined surroundings. understands house-
keeping sewing good nurse. will assist -
good home; references. WORTHY. Box y,
263 West f25th-st-
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GARDENER &c.-By German: sober. hon
est and useful: on private place; take care
Of horses. cows garden. CHARLES
GROEBER. se Rector-st
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GARDENER and FLORIST-By German
FSotestant: married: family; cOmpe
tent In all branches: full charge OF gentle
mans place: seven years highest refer
ence from last employer; positively no
agents. p FORESTER. 2S Wood Place.
Yonkers n. Y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-09-27

relatives present touched the cradle
and in a few short moments the lit
tie fellow was sound asleep. In hi'
sugar trough were silver knives,
forks, spoons, cups, and coin, . silk
hood, sacque, bootees, and dress,
all presents from the guests.
Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. j. G. Sauer, Of Evans
vile; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Ken
dali and family, Of Birdseye; Mar
tin and J. w. Mickler, Of French
Lick; Mr.. and Mrs. Elsie 4. Vance,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Kendall
Clement Doane, Sr., Mrs. Susan f.
Yates, Mrs. Nancy Weathers, Mrs,
Eliza Eckert, Hon. and Mrs. J. l..
Brett, Prof. and Mrs. +. f. Suther.
land and family, Geo. r. and Mrs.
Wilson, Miss Maggie A. Wilson,
John 4. McFall and daughters,
Mrs. Geo. w. Anderson, Miss Mary
Anderson and brother, Herman,
Mrs. w. C. Douglas, +. G. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Mundy, DR.. F,
+. Woods, Ignatz Ecke.t, Mr.. and
Mrs. Conrad Eckert and daughters,
Mat Eckert and daughters, Miss
Emma Cassidy, and Mrs. ]. jain
and daughter, Fronie,-a total OF
h0 nersors prosanf
II is to be hoped the young babe
will grow up to inherit the patriot
ism Of his great-grand-father, and,
in time Of danger to his country,
carry his great grand fathers sword
A. GUEST.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-09-27

On last Friday evening, Sept. 20,
Little Round Top" the suburban
home OF Lieut.. VIM. w. Kendall,
at Jasper, was the scene Of a rather
unusual occurrence-na ming q
great-grand-son, and rocking him in
a sugar trough, decorated with the
flags Of bis country, and the house
and spacious yard resplendant with
flags. He was tenderly lulled to
sleep by the voices of four genera
tions in the patriotic songs Of the
past century.
About five weeks ago there was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Vance, q
son. This son, through his mother,
is great-grand-son Of Lieut.. Ken
dali, and the central figure of the
gathering. The Lieut.. is Justly
proud Of his young progeny, and
bad sumptuous feast prepared,
Invited guests began to arrive at 4
O'Clock, and after partaking Of the
dinner, all gathered in the parlors.
In marched Lieut.. Kendall, to the
music of the orchestra, carrying his
remote successor. He tenderly
placed it on its bed in the sugar
trough, and said, "The name is
Mahlon Vance,"
Prof. 4. f. Sutherland led the
choir, and Mrs. w. G. Douglas pre-
sided at the organ. Rocking the
boy in q sugar trough was to COM
memorate the rocking Of the Lieut..
in the same kind OF a rocker in his
babyhood, in Dubois county, sixty
two years ago. Lieut.. Kendall has
lived to see the sixth generation Of
The Kendall family; four genera.
tons are now living. The older
Rev. VIM. Kendall came to this
country while Indians and wild an
imals were plentiful within its
borders. The rocking Of the baby
Was made impressive when I'll the
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scald head. sore nipples. itching piles.
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HARRISON Trustees Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, Trustee Of HARRISON township,
will att md 70 township business on each
Monday Of the year, at my Office, and
persons having township business to
transact are required to present ii to him
On Mondays.
The township library will be kept at
my home in Haysville.
GEORGE NIX,
Nov, % 1907. Trustee.