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East 24th Street

East 2&th Street.
The approximate OF the charge 10 s.txfv
which the above described properly TO be sod js
s69So With interest thereon from the sth day Of Nav
1901, together with costs and allowance amountnr n
ssOs 6 with interest from May 18TH 1901 together with
the expenses Of the sale, The amount
taxes assessments other liens which 10 he al
lowed 10 the purchaser out Of the money or paid
by the referee. is 81 sos. 0l and interest. N
Dated New York. September 24th. 1901.
JOHN v. MAvOY Rersree
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lAAUNDRESSS.-FiTSt class: willing 10 as.
stst with chamberwork: private ran1ilvs
city reference 7S7 6th-ave, third bell
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Hath Street.

The approximate Of the charge satisfy
which the above described property $50 600
with interest thereon from the LIST dag
together with the expenses OF the sale The approximate
amount of taxes. assessments other
be allowed the purchaser purchase money or
PAID by the Referee. is Sl.0Is.l2 and interest.
Dated New York. September 25. 1901
JOHN DELAHUNTY. Referee.
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OF 3lst-st.. until o'clock .. m: adver-
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offices at regular office rates until : o'clock
p m, viz, 254 Sth-ave., s. c. cor 23d-st :
I52 6th-ave. cor. l2th-st: Macy's 9th,
ave. and l4th-st.: l42 Columbus ave near
West 65th- St: loS West 42d-st. near 9th
ave; 92 East l4th-st-: 25T Wet +2d-st.. be-
tween eth and sth aves l59 East 47th- at
l.3SS 3d-ave.. between 78th and 7Tth sts.
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AsrRoLoGY AND PALNIsrRy.

NINE. LOUISE BOYDEN. Astrologist and
Palmist Satisfaction guaranteed. Con-
sultations daily and Sunday. 81 w. 21st-st
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY

OF NEW YORK.-Mary Boone Payntar Plaintin
against John Edward McCnnn and others Iefendants
IN pursuance OF judgment Of foreclosure
MADE and entered In the aboveentted action bearing
reteree in said judgment will public
tion, at the New York Real Estate III
Efoadway. IN the Borough Of Manhattan. City New
ork. day OF October 1901. II
on that day. by Peter + Meyer
directed by said Judgment be sold described
as follows All that certain lot. piece parcel land
KIN map entitled Map OF Bellevue lots in the
sixteenth Ward belonging the OF
OF New York. New York. March lsi5." surveyed by
filed in the office of Register CITY and County
OF New York by the number hundred sixteen 2lG
inc SAID lot numbered PIG as laid down map
bounded follows wit at point on the
northerly side Of
dred feet eastery from
ton OF the northery side Of Twentyfourth
parallel with First ninetyeght to
the centre line Of the block
centre line and parallel with TWentyfourth street twenty
rect; thence southeTly and
avenue nneyeight feet nine inches
OF Twenty fourth thence westerly along the
northery side of Twentyfo fourth
Ing thereon erected Being by street num-
Der iO5 East Twenty-fourth street Of New
Aok ogether with the appurteaances and all
ana rights or the parties
premises Subject 10 prior ing
$1,000 with interest thereon from December 1900 at
e rate or ~ per cent per and also subject
upon them by reason OF writing by John
EDWARD Mccain and Lawrence Godfrey McCann with
Johh Muller GATED the llh day Of August 1890 re-
corded Inc l%th day OF August 1880 in the New
County Registers office. Idber 23Ss page 81l
Dated Ne" York. September oath. 1901.
JOHN " MAVOY Referee
Street Borough New York
The following is diagram the property be sold
as described above the street number being No. Past
Twenty-fourth Street:
25th Street
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COACHMAN-Or as expertencei driver of
delivery wagon, by a young Christian
eoIored man; married. DAVID %. WORMS
I-11, SSS Fulton-st.. Brooklyn.
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y :, graduate Of Bar
{ D school or family:
! flture and mathe-
! moderate terms.
lbune ONCE.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-ooO secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO EDDY s9s Madiaon-c
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l52 9Th ave. cCp 12th-st.: Nacy's 9th
ave. and l4th-stl: 142 Columbus ave near
West 68th-st-: Il u West 42d St. near 9th
ave. 92 East l4J st; 2j7 West 42T ST.. be
tween 9TH and 4 aves.: IJ9 East +Tth- ST. :;
lass 3d-ave.. u tween 10Th and nth SITS.
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TRAINED TEACHER
or family; speciality,
literature. letter writir
city reference. Addro
2S4 DeKal ave. RrC
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GARDENER - BY German; Protestant.
married: no family: full charge OF gen
tlemans place; greenhouses, etc seven
years reference from last employer F
FORESTER. Is Cottage Place. Yonkers
JAPANESE faithful young man. with best
reference. thoroughly understands charge
gentleman's apartment. TATSUYOSHI 5s5
West 27th-st Nv
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COACTIMAN.-Marr one child: in pri-
vate family: has first class references
sober and Obliging. Address Box 159. Rye.
y. Y
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COACHMAN--A gentleman would like to
procure situation for his coachman
whom ne can highly recommend In every
respect; city or country G. vi : S9T
Broadway.
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MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Mad-
sor-aye, corner Of 24th-st-Sabbath m
and p m. The Pastor. Rev. C H. PARKHURST'
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LOST.

LOST OR STOLES.-Bankbook No. a51 $40
OF the German Savings Bank in the CITY
OF New-York. corner Ith-ave and lsth-st,
issued TO Annie Brown. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same II
not returned TO the hank on the 25th dav OF
Oct0her. 1901. a duplicate Will be issued
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AN osrEopATH1C INSTITUTE

OF B. A. HOLLENBERG. n. D.. sol
Lexington-ave (God-st.). is now open for
the reception Of patients: highest references
Of nntients cured
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p. m. viz, 2S4 Sth. ave, a. e. cor 23d- 81 !.
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ave. and l4th-st. 'li2 Columbus-ave near
West 66th-st; lOd West 42d st near 9th
ave; s2 East l4th-st.; 257 West 42d-st he
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THE old FIRST" CHURCH
5th ave. 18th 18th ST.
HOWARD DUFFIELD. D. D.
100 a. m.-"The Lords Supper
4:3O p. m--''The Lords Day
Welcomei
UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner OF l0th-stPubiic worship at II a m and p m
Kew. GEORGE ALEXANDER, D. D., Pastor. Sunday
school and Young Mems Bible Glass 94j Wednes
day evening service p. m.
WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Amsterdam
ave. and lO5th-st-The Pastor, the Rev JOHN BALLOON
SHAW, D. D., will preach at II a. and p m.
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 42d-st.. between
9th and 9Th aves-The Pastor. Rev. ANTHONY H.
EVANS. D D.. will preach II a. and ?.
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GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL. CHURCH I0sth-st..
between columbus and Amsterdam avesDr. LOUIS AL
BERT BANKS will preach II and s Evening prelude
What Shall Do with the TigerT'
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GOSPEL TABERNACLE. 44th-st- and sth-ave-An-
Christian Missionary Alliance
Annual sermon by a b. SIMPSON at 1890 a
fclowei by missionary Offering Afternoon and evening
addresses hy missionaries from India China. Japan,
South America and Africa. All welcome.
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ave. and l4th-st.; l42 Coumbus-ave. near
West 66th-st-: 100 West 42d-st. near 9Th
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BILLIARD and Pool Tables. new second
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hWel,esley) in school
| English. grammar.
T.. conversation best
} = EXPERIENC ED.
klyp.
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COACHMAN--AveraI years personal ref
erence from present and former employer
Who can be seen. Call or address LYONS
care Moseman. Windsor Arcade 46th 81
and 5th-ave
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HUGH O. PENTECOST.
"a Madison-ave, near 27th-st.. Sunday. II q. m.
Life That Is Worth Living
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or TUTOR. College
q in English branches
inable city references.
.. D.. New Brighton.
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COAC AN.-COOK-English couple; man
coachman: wife first class cook. both thor
oughly experienced. first class references.
country preferred. COACHMAN. 43 Green
vich ave
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WORK WANTI.D.

FemuIe.
SPECIAL RATE TO UNEMPLOYED
- words, times. ..I5 cents
time rate 3G cents
CHAPERON or COMPANION.-nv Iadv
who has travelled much: capable OF ~.
sponsible position: EngliHn French Ger
man; best references given and reouir.sl
Address l.. A.. 20 Irving" Place
CASHIER or SALESLA3OY by young laSs:
best references RAWi4S. 9s6 ColumbIs1
ave.
INTELLIGENT woman, writing good hand
desires clerical employment: slight ex-
respondence; small SALARY at start NJ
PALAND. I'D Wyckon st. Brooklyn.
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Male.

PAINTER and PAPER. HANGER--Has
own tools, work for landlord. private or
estate reasonable: best references. OTTO,
1886 East 54th-sS-
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RESS.-ExceIlent to Do family
washing. Call or address NJ BRAN
NELLY. 316 East 37th-st
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cOACHMAN.-Single understands his busI-
ness thoroughly; IL years best references;
THOMAS. care Dr. Cattanack. 80 West
+ftb-st
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SHIPPING CLERK. salesman. collector or |
office assistant: aged "a. A. LANCELOT, /
- Perry-st.
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| COACHMAE or GENERAL WORK-By
willing. experienced man: best OF refer
ence; city or country: moderate vases for
the winter. Address NJ WARD 80 6rh-
ave.
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I1AU SS-Experienced: out BY iay; for
private family: reference CARTIER. $50
West 124th-st.. top floor. rear
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TDACHER.-Young lad
nard College. in priva
higher branches OF liz
matiCs: best reference
Address BARNARD. Tt
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PORTER.-By young man. Is. Address
3 GRORGE OFT. 526 East 12th-st.
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SM.ESMA N.-Wants line guous for Con
tecticut East. ECONOMIC. p. o. Box 53:a..
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VISITING TF.ACHET
graduate. experienC
and Latin. uneXCept
Address Miss NJ. &
staten Island. .
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Stewart Edward White was introduced to the
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The Howard Hotel
Norfolk Street. Emhankment London Every modern
comfort overlooks Emhankment and River Elegant
pubc rooms Electric light throughout. American
tem Fixed tarin
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EUROPEAN RAILWAYS.
THE SCENIC LINE.

MIDLAND RAILWAY OF ENGLAND.
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-ecelved from the International News
,be first number OF The Connoisseur:
.a1-.v,,e for Collectors" published in Lon
1 - samson Low, Marston & Co. The Illus
/ -. from photographs, prints and drawings,
.-,-ahlv produced, though We must pro-
.,s,,st the Disagreement Of the most i'm
-, Illustration. & double page reproduction
.r.,r,e-'s Miranda" with a businesslike in
-, well within the body of the plate.
-. important. however, than any question of
zion is the scheme which has been adopt
.be text. Current exhibitions and many
the matters given prominence in most
...r.zines are in this one neglected, and an
-. i made instead 10 provide such articles
s.-,o,,s collector would prefer TO see. We
-, or-icle in this number on the hallmarks
IA English silver; another on Sheffield plate;
.t,rs, IN color prints and papers on the art Of
.nsranr oak, on the principles of book col
sing on old lace and gems-with the best
-.,bods of collecting those treasures-and, after
1 .sss several pages relating 10 recent sales Of
uckx prints. manuscripts and works Of art.
Igvsr the philatelist is considered by the editor.
no includes short account Of South African
|ur starnps in this number OF the periodical.
rsse contributions are well written and Illus
-s.sd and well printed. There is an effective
IRE, bearing a design by Mr.. Byam Shaw, and
\ me magazine sells for shilling in England,
Htb presumably no great increase Of the price
this country, the outlook for its fortunes is at
ast promising.
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O,Ieen's Hotel



Near Crystal Palace. London Heaithiest SITUATION
gardens. Boarding terms from $3.50 pc
day Special for large parties Convenient ral
service for City and Wert End London
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Norfolk Hotel. Brighton. England.
Elite Family Hotel overio9ks sea-waii promenade an
electric lights Lift. Delicate cuisine Choice wine:
Jules A Creighton. Mgr.
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o the making OF books on Wagner there
rs 10 De no end. Announcement is made by
/ = button & Co. Of one by Francis Gerard,
asa Wagner at Bayreuth and the Festival
.~ss II treats specially OF the "Nibelungen"
-sn'ss ard 'Parsifal," and viii contain illus
'-aons and portraits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-09-14

On September 10 Anthony Hopes latest book.
|Tristram Of Blent," was published by Mcclure.
Philips & Co., and before its appearance had
ready been sent into it's fourth edition. its
|Tsniieth thousand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-09-14

,,bn Lane and MS American representa-
= Temple Scott, have suddenly parted
and the disagreement has led TO two
- one BY each against the other. Mr..
&c ,lishment, in lower Fffth-ave-, is in
= Mr.. Conba. It will be remembered
- business was moved thither few
when the stock and business OF
- - Hanson & Comba were taken over by
Mr.. Scott was Mr.. Lanes repre-
,.tstrs in this country for about eighteen en-
=. and states that he had contract to
--r. N that position for about three years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-09-14

An elaborate volume on Chinese porcelain, by
1smo Monkhouse. is promised by Cassel &
h for next month It has twenty-four colored
Eates and illustrations in the text.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-09-14

1sn,. mas mace handsome volume
w ra,.s "oflei Rossetti's translation Of a.rhs
q u,,,.. ~ Dante, in which Rossetti.s fey,
-, fations for the work are issues To-
LIE first time. Many of the p,ctu,e.