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SURROGATE NOTICES.

TIE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF NEW
YORK. by the grace OF God free and in
depent-nt. 20 Julia A. collender. Kate H.
Oilara, Anaic q. connor. Mary {.
Sands Agnes e. PIT. Grace {. Rraida
and Julia E Marotta. send greeting.
You and each OF you are hereby cited
and required personally TO he and appear
tcfor. Robert r. peyo. Esq. the Referee
appointed In the matter OF the compulsory
accounting OF Lewis +. silva and an
other ms executors Of the last VIII and
ceased. to examine the account az SAID
Lewis f. silva as such executor. and de -
tcrmine all questions arising upon the
settlement %. said account. AT his office,
No li5 broadway. In the Borough or
Manhattan, my ~ New-lork. on the
2O,h day II May. 1895 at three o'clock In
the ancrn BON on that day and ut such
other time and place as said accounting
may then bs adjourned 10. To attend the
snld accounting. and such ~ you as are
hereby cited as are under the age of Il
years are required % appear by your guar
dian, II YOU have one. or. II you have
none. TO appear and apply for one TO be
appointed or In the event OF your neglect
or failure to DO so. guardian Will be
appointed by the Surrogate 20 represent
and act for you In the proceeding.
In testimony whereof We have caused
the seal Of the Surrogate Court OF the
State Of New York TO be hereunto affixed.
witness, Hon. Frank r. Fitzgerald. Sur
rogate Of our said County. at the Borough
OF Manhattan. CITY 81 New York. on the
18th day OF March. in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-eight.
j. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
iSeal.) Clark Of the Surrosates Court.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. CouN-
~ OF NEW YORK. MARY II Law
renee. As EXErUTRIX. AND JERE.
NTAH j CAMPION. A. h.NE, TOR, OF
THE, LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT oF
BRYAN LAWRENCE. pt: 'EASEp. P.ain,
u,s. vs. SAMUEL swEETING AND
In pursuance Il Judgment o, ,o.s-
closure and sale made and entered IN ne
above entitled acton. and bearing "a"
the 2sth day Of March. 1898 |, tie unaee.
signed. the Referee IN said jaisinea.
named. will sell Al public auction al ,ne
New York Real Estate Salcsroom. No. III
broadway. Borough ~ Manhattan in the
CITY Of New York. on Wednesday. the Nin
day ot April. 1875. al IL o.c.ock noon %
that day. by Bryan l. Kennedy AUG,
mentioned. ami therein described as fol-
lows. .
All those certain lots. pieces or parcels
OF land KNOW and distlne l.shet on GER
tain map entitled MAP ~ properties s.t-
lated In the CITY OF New York. belonging
10 the estate OF Sarah Tallman. deceased.
as surveyed AMI laid cut into lots rep
ruary. 1868. 10y A. D. and ". Even. CIV
Surveyors. Med N :he Office y ne
Register OF the city and County O.. New
York. BY the Numbers 1896 iG1 los sna
1859 which taken together are bounded ana
described as follows. vis: Beginning AZ
point on the Northerly Aia OF sixty.
seventh street, NlrtlNr iou~ nunHfet s.~
twenty-five feet Westerly from the Norta.
westerly corner ~ Sixty seventh street ana
Amsterdam. formerly the Tenth. Avenue.
thence running Norther.y parable. VITA
Amsterdam. formerly the Tenth. AvenGs
one hundred feet Ave inches % the cen'ss
line OF the block between sixty sevenia
and sixty eighth Streets. thence running
Westerly along said centre line one hun,
dred feet thence Southsrly and paral.d
with Amsterdam. formerly the Tentn.
han sa.afH ~
Nor,herly side II Sixty-seventh Street. ana
thence Easterly a.ong the Northerly Gds
OF Sixty-seyenth street one hundred fess
TO the point or place ot beginning.
Dated New York. March 20 1905.
EUGENE II. rOMEROY.
Re.ereA
WILLIAM &. ORR.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
No. II Chambers street.
New York City
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srrRROGATE NOTICE.

- PI1RsI,nNCE O. an order OF Hon.
Frank T. Fitzgerald, Surrogate OF the
city and County OF New York.
Motto, IL hereby given 70 all persons
having claims against Robert r. D,et =,
rr.ssn, the same with vouchers thereof 70
The subscribe-s. at their place OF transact
ing business, at the once Of Daniel Seson,
No rs william Street. In the CITY OF ~ NJ:
York. on or before the 18th day OF Na'
Dated New York. the Both day OF oc-
tober. 1891 c,, ,,,rr1
VIM. HENRY WHITE.
SAMUEL MCMILLAN.
Executor
DANIEL. MASON.
Attorney for Executors.
IS william St.. ". Y. CRY
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
ELECTRO THERAPEUTICS.


ViBRO-MECHANICO AND ELECTRO
THERAPEUTICS. DE vALLETTE IN
eI'ITcTE. l0i West i0th-st. 10! West
<sth-st.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
This TriSvae received a. The Upto" n
Once. No. PAP Broadway. "a door north
Of 8lst-st.. until 9 o'clock p. ~: sdver-
o1sces a. regular ONCE rates until 9 clock
D. m, viz 254 Shave, 8. e. cor. 2od-s !;
vs. 6th-ave.. cor. l2th-et: Macy's. 9th
aye. and 14ih-st.; i42 Columbus-ave.. rear
West 6sth-et.: LOG West 42d-st.. near 9Th
ave-; p2 East ATHEIST: PSI Wee. 42d-s'..
6stWeen 9TH and 9Th ayes: 1853 East 9th
g.; :,33S 3d-sve.. between 10th and 77th
80. 1905 3d-ave.. near 6tst-st.; 1.70S LIST
ave. near s9th-st.; $50 35-ave.. near DIST
st.: S6l ad-ave.: 30 Bisecker-st.: 326
Biescksr.st.: 2.9oe 3d-ave.: 240 East 10th
e.; s,o21 3d-ave.: 2.C62 3d-ave.: % AM
0nrdana-avs.s lo0 West <2d-st
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10th Street.

10th Street.
The above Is a. uits...". " parcels Num-
Der 8 and Number 1. Parcel No. 3 10 sub
eat ffom January lst 1873. The approx
mate amount OF liens for taxes and Croton
water rents on parce! Number y Is &%40.G0
with interest.
Parcel Number 1 Is subject 20 a mort
gage for 81. 600. and interest from January
ist lS0S. Also TO n mortgage for IS. 400.
and interest from November IL. 1897.
The Approximate amol ant OF the liens for
taxes and Croton water rents on parcel
No. 4 is $495. 93 with interest.
There 10 also a sale for unpatd ssscss-
mont on November 20. 1S4l. $20.1t With
interest.
Parcel 8. Also: IAN thai certain lot
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscription, n,ow ~.
The Tribune received at the ps.,sn
ONCE. No l.242 broadway. 20 eoo' sSver-
,t.ements received az the following eranc .n
oti,ces at regular office rates until ssl.st
o. m, viz. 2S& sth-aye. 8 e. cor, Stn-
lisa 6,h-ave.. cor. l2th-S. Masys' usr
ave. and lAth-st. lt2 Co.umpu near 6sh-
West 68th-st.; l06 West axI a., ~, exist,
between eth and sth ayes; iS9 East ~, III fSsh
st.; 1885 3d-ave.. between 1eth a ne lat
SITS: i,O26 3d-ave.. near 6lst-st' a 1ist-
ave. near s0th-st.: $50 Sd.aye;, neS SO
ST.: so< Sd-ave.; ?lO ble sxo sas, 7sth-
~ oci ai-ave': 2. 682 Sd-avs; -
stsrdam-ays.; Goa West t2d-se
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NINE MARIE. il2 West i7th-st.-SpeciL
prices for summer dresses, Paris designs
exclusively. moderate prices: short notice.
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9th Street.
Above 10 Q diagram OF the properly 20 "
sold. -.
Note. The approximate amount OF w
lien or charge upon the real property epo's
described to satisfy which this saie ~
made Is 81. 2sS. 40. with Interest the's''
from March asth ls9s.
Eote.-The approximate amount OF teA,J
assessments and other liens upon the 80
property which are TO be allowed 70 ".
purchas ser out OF the purchase money
which are TO be paid by the hete'e''
$2S. .o.
Dated New York. March Goth, lS9S
Referee
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CORNELL. SARAH AN PURSU-
ance OF an order OF Hon. Frank 7.
Fitzgerald. avrrosate OF the City and
County of New York.
having claims against SaSah A. Cornell.
late OF Montclair. County OF Essex. State
OF New Jersey. deceased. to present the
same with vouchers thereof TO the sub
scriber. at hts place OF transacting busi-
ness, at the office OF Wetmore n Jenner.
No. 81 Pine street. In the City o. New
York. on or before the 9TH day Of May
next.
Dated New York. the 9th day OF No
vsmber. 1897.
GEORGE Is. CORNELL
Administrator.
wDrMORE 4 JENNER.
Attorneys for Administrator,
a Pima St. New York CitG.
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0tn street.
The above Is a diagram q the property
10 he sold.
The approxlmate amount ~ the lien or
charge upon the property 10 s1tisfy which
the same is 70 10 sold is 81. 0sS - with IN
,erest from March i9th 1895. together Win
the costs and allowances amounting 20
s3S3 s. with interest thereon from scid
lsfc and the expenses Of tho sale.
WILLIAM II. RICKETTS,.
Referee.
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4. m. w 25i shave. s. 2. cor I'D ST..
l52 6th-ave.. cor. i2th-st.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
York County.-John J. Cooper. plaintin.
against Amelia Cooper and others oe>
PENDANTS.
ment % partition and sale. bearing date
the 10Th DAY o. March. 1898. and entered
In the Office ~ the Clerk % the County o,
New YORK on the Goth day - March. 1873.
I. the undersigned. referee IN SAID Judgment
named. Will sell al pu Il auction. a. tae
New York Real Estate saiesroom. Num-
ter III Broadway IN the Borough of
Manhattan. II the city % Ne" YORK, o,.
the 22nt day OF April. 1898 AZ !: O'Clock
noon on that day by Thompson & Pryor:
auc,i0nee.s. the premises described in said
'udgmen, as follows
Parcel A.! that certain lot. piece or
parce, Of land. with the building and I'M
movements thereon. situate. lying and be-
siie-i. between Goercl and Mangn streets.
IN the Eleventh Ward OF the city ~ New
York. and bounded and described as fo,-
lowe. VIZ. Beginning a, point on the
eouiherly side u Houston street. distant
Sky feet 900 eastcf.y from tie south
easierly corner of Houston and Goerck
streets and thence running souther!y ana
parallel with Gcerck street ard part o. the
way through the centre OF party wall,
seventy i've C15) feet. thence esste-ly. and
parallel With iIoustof street. twenty ,2o)
feet, thence sor,her.y. and parallel with
Gcerck street. severty-hve C15i fee to the
s1utherly line ot Houston street. th.nce
westerly. along the southeriy line OF Ho1s-
ton street, twenty 600 feet To the point or
place Of beginning Which said prem
lees are knowL as No. 495 East Houston
street"
Parcel 2 Also. IAN that certain other
dwelling horse and lot. piece or parcel OF
land. situate. lying and being In the Eiev-
enth Ward ~ the city OF New York. on
the westerly side ~ Avenue 9. bounded
and described as follows VIZ: Beginnlrs
az a point on the northwesterly side o.
Avenue =. distant eighty so Feet north
easterly from the norfhrasteriy side Of
Eighth street. and running thence north
easfcfly parallel with Eighth street. soy
eu'y i've tT5l fee' thence northessterly.
parallel with Avenue .. twenty (9O) feet .
ther-e souiheas'erly and parable, with
Eighth street. scventy-fv~ go feet 10 Az
~rue e ani thence southws>,erly along
said Avenue e. twenty f2Vl feet To the
point or plac. 81 beginning the northerly
ard sou,herly walls OF the hous- erected on
gait lot being party walls. and being the
house and premises now known as No. l35
Avenue
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ENGINEER. -First-cllss. license, or as
Waterman. Inquire r. NIl'o''' i'00'
Amsterdam ave.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
u1,JI>RD AND POOL T,pIr.
uv,SINJsSS CHANCES.

,ooo~--1~-o->----N.~.o~NN-r ~c|NN'|~No-~~
AN EXCEPTIONAL opportunity WI ~,
orre-cd 10 an invalid desiring chanse OK
climate or other parties, 20 engage "a
sfocs-raisins in the West. anch Ione es
tablisned: extensive. every way cesiao.e.
refined and pleasant home influences, eS1!'
ERO, Tribune Office.
PARTNER WANTED TO launch new
architectural inveGticn destined 10 maze
n mir in the elite OF NcvI ork: must nave
etsO ro- his share IN the partnership.
los PAIL>EvS - Mardoueal-si.
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pHRENOLOGISTs & PUBLISHERS.

WHAT can my child Do best TO earn
i1v,np and win onward happiness?
phrenoloyv IS a reliable guide. FOWLER
a WELLS 90. 81 East 2lst-st
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OLD GOLD & SILVER WANTED.

SEND Us your old gold. tewe.ry. &C. We
send certified check for full value there
OF. Bank reference. Established 49,
GEORGE y. JOYCE. 32 Fu.ton-st.
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lost.

HANDBOOK No. S23. 602. OF the MON
Dime Savings Institution Is MISSING. AZ,
called upon 20 present the same wlthln zen
DAYS. or submit TO havirS sald passVo'k
cancelled and a new one issued.
HANDBOOK NO. l93. ?27. Of the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing. ANY
person having a claim 10 II Is hereoy
called upon 10 present the same within zen
DAYS. or submit 10 having said passbook
cancelled and a new one Issued
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DRESS & ACCORDION PLEAT-
INGS,

v-~~.~~.~-~.~~~~~~.~~.o
DRESSMAKE RS and the trade get dis
count on the lowest prices for P!eatings.
Pinkings Flutirgs: WORK done while you
walt HARDING 20 West 23d-st
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No. olo3 Second AvenuA
Second Avenue.

The foregoing are diagrams of pareen
Number ami Number : far.ei -. =
.uhisrr 20 a mortgage Tor s. cUo. and N
ter-s, from January 10th. 1895. TIE ae-
proylmatA amount CT he liens iNf axes
and water rents is stlI65 with Interest.
Parce! ~. : - suhi"c, - a m ris se ,or
e. 100 ard irteres, from January 10Th.
i>,., The Approximate amount az me lieas
Tor taxes and water rents Is si2l 10 WIZ
pated New York. March goth. 1895.
DONALD MCLEAN
PETEE EAGAS. Referee
Plaintiff Attorney
800 Broadway. New York Ci,y.
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81 TO se-FRENCH DRESSMAKiNG -
Cutting. hasting. SOC: giove-iiting. by
the taiio-s square measure. Nine.
EOONE 1913 West 16th-st
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MACHINEEY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-75oO secori-hand
wood and iron working machines. fuzzy
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE B. EDDY. 39S Mad!-
son-st
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DrTFf-rIVE.-Twenty years experience.
reference ex-Chiet OF Police. Assistant
pls,rlci-Attorneys Osborne anc 19WnsenD'
ex-Dist-ict-A Attorney Plat. N. BRADY.
lob 3d-ave.
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ADVERTISEMENTS ano subscriptions for
The Tribune received At their Uptown
Office No 1922 Broadway. I'd door north
OF 3ist-st.. until O'clock p m. adVe.
tisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular ONCE rates until O'clock
T. m, w PSI shave. s. e. cor I'D ST..
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ELEVATOR RUNNER. By an intelligent
man KING $50 30 ave.
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SECRETARY. &c.-By young English
WIDOW Of education and refinement as
secretary 10 literary or business lady or
gentleman or useful companion. mouse
boeper or any place o. trust. unexception-
able references small salary Reply fully.
tONFIDE.NC L. EOS Columhus-ave.
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WORK WANTED.

YOI,N; MAN. age 20. wants position on
stock farm TO learn training ot horscs'
has always handled horses AMERICAN, Au
PiTer. y. y.
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Auction SALES.

PRIVATE LIBRARY Of Rare and stana.
ard Poons. including choice sets IN liAe
h,ndines Rare old Portraits and Prints.
AUDUBON Works. folio Beaumont ana
Fletcher. Drayton's Polv-Ololon. ruN
editions Of Dickens. Lever. Irving. Lob
fellow. Books on New-fork ANosispp
=. -yashireton. etc TO na sold At AuctIn
to-dsy. Friday. April 18th. by Richard
Walters Sons. Chss. F. Walters: Auc-
homer IO3 West 33d ST.. a. L. VI.
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and subscriptions iof
The Tribune received At the!r Jptowa
Or,ce No ! 2f2 Broadway. &c door ncrth
~ 3lst-st.. until O'Clock p. M: adver-
,tss,7cu.z received at the following nian'n
S,i,ces at regular office rates until o'ciock
l.. NJ. H.. 20 StA-sve.. : e GOV -3a OK *
Owe. and lsth-st.. 1872 Columbus ave, near
west G6tn-st.: 100 West i2G- 81. near 6th-
ave 92 East l4;h ST. aT7 West i2i-s,''
between I'm and Str ayes. l1 Ias' IN
32s Sd-ave between 10Th ana .1ih
sts' O2S % ave. near 0ls;-st. 1.1OS lsi-
ave near S9th-st: Go Shave. near ilsi-
St 554 ad-aveos 2io Bies e,o Ts ST., 80
-, 9ol Si-ave. 2G52 3d-ave.: IS An
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ave. near s9th-st.: GO 3d-ave..
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CTvTT. ENGINEER and SURVEYOR.
five wears experience: graduate IRON
NrC;rll University. Montreal ADDRESS J.
care Scholneld. Bron1ville. y. l.
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C.ERK.--Young man. e. experienced OF
,.fs~enoe ". KELLY. 2lG5 o;h-ave.
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7r-t-vx Hc-American. aged 40 giving
b@.t reference for honesty and responsi-
hnitv as clerk In cigar store. cashier IN
restaurant or Ike situation: would accept
low wages H. RENOUF. LIS Hh ave-
BrooklVn.
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CAETTAKERS.-B trustworthy couple 10
take care OF gentieman's house for sum
uer. best personal references u. !.
ANDERSON. 4i5 West 30;h-st.
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WAITER &c ny young German. %.
strong active. ohilg.ng. as waiter. porter
o. order cook Remnant. private family
preferred. state wages. FRED SCiilb-
l.EK g.. West ifih -
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At ST pARTpoIOMzw's FMPIoY-

and subscriptions for
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ONO. No. l.242 Broadway. I'd door nprth
tisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until o clock
D. No.. viz pa shave. s. e. cor Z"dcst.
fSo Gth-ave.. cor l2th~sr. Mays. 9th
ave. and l4th-st.; i42 Colur1ous-aYe' rear
yes. Gsth-st.: los West 42d-st.. near eth
ave. =: 90 East 14th-st. 257 IVES, s2 ST.
between TN and sth ayes. i's East An
n 1885 3d-ave., between 16;h and I'm
st.': ,o28 ad-ave. near sis;-st.; I.7vs ls'-
ave. near s9th-st.. 60 Sd-ase. near 4i sa-
A., 554 3d-ave 30 Blocker St 80
Eleecker-st: 2. eos 3d-sve. I40 East 7sth-
A.: i. s2i 29-ave . 662 Sd-ave.. 81 Am
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SITUATIONS WANTED

Male
ACTIVE and trustworthy man, age ~
single and temperate. wants position
a. anything. good references h. NJ 'l'
ErOok-ave
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OF 3lst-st., until 0 O'clock 2. m; adver-
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i52 6th-ave.. cor. l2th-st.: Mays, 9th
ave. and I4th-st.: 142 Columbus near
West 65tli-st., LOG West 42d-st.. near 9th
ave. % East 14th-st.: 257 West 42d-st..
between 1tn and Sth aves. 100 East 4Ith-
e.: 1885 81 ave. between 10Th. and 77th
bsA; 1923 Shave. near 6lst-st.: 1,70s 1st-
at 554 Sd-ave.: 2lO 9leecker-st.
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GROOM &c.-Second-man on gentleman
place as groom or assistant gardener or
farmer: good. strong worker: win Ias a
broadway.
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ENGINEER and DIyTILI-ER.-Thirty-
FIVE years Old own firing: best reference
from last place. GOLDsTEIN. tol East
8,h.-st.
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BUTLER. English. thoroughly cOmpe-
tent and trustworthy. highest r-fer-ncss
G r.. Box C5. ! .242 Broadway.
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ELEVATOR RUNNER.-By young man.
10. as elevator runner private family or
hallboy or GO 20 country. hotel or any
thing. A. G. Tribune Once.
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EXPERT hot water litter wants situation
al trade or IN mercantile house where
ali ktuds OF repairing. CARY. c.34s LIST
ave.
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EXPERIENCED wagon manufacturer ana
general blacksmithins: also licensed
engineer. F T. KIESER- 1o4 Bedforc-s'.'
NeH-YOrk City.
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1ANTTOR wishes care Of one or more
houses: understands steam heating ana
painting; best references. WHlTMOkE.
b0+i Yves, G9jh-st.
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MESSENGER. &c.-By young man from
the West Indies as messenger, valet or
waiter: city or country. r T.. l43 West
B3G-st.
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MANAGER. Man. American. 30 years
81 age married wants position as
manager OF gentlemen's country pace IN
derstands his business thoroughly: can
give best reference. Address 7. o. BnH ~
Me1hersheld. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15

CARETAKER- To take chargs Of resi-
dence for season. Al references &. VIII
son lG5 East l0Sih-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15

DRIVER for grocer: delivery wagon OF
work in store; years experience; sooo
reference Address Box l59. Sandy HOOK.
Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15

DRUGGIST Experienced in taking fuN
charge: Al references; city or state :
,a.ary moderate. Address ALPHA. box =.
Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15

GAMEK EEPER Thoroughly understands
pheasants and dogs. 10 years experience;
ye,erence J. ONION. APO West 28th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15

JANITOR for one or two fats: husband
carnenter. JANITOR. 400 West 42d-s'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15
SrOR AGE.

TGE 'SFSTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES lG5-16I-16S West 32d-st. S'o'-
age moving. Telephone 1CA 3sth-"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15

MrDDLE-AGED MAN strong. healthy.
willing. good education. wants work az
small wages either early or late. X
WILKINSON. Arlington. ~. J.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-16

In every state end congressional dis
eflct IN inc Union the closest co-opera-
ton should be our wratchWord After :.
Iusi c2uhSei together, We should. wher-
eset ''!ete IS 4 contest, choose strong
champion of the common cause. and to
nam should be given the true allegiance
ana earnest support of every opponent
or the party of gold and monopoiy.
Inc man or organization that in this
grave crisis becomes responsible for dis
c"rdant councils or divided energies,
does not deserve the blessings we are
all striving to preserve
Patriots and citizens We call upon
you to unite in this great common
service of citizenship and patriotism
No me- n need surrender his party con-
victions. No existing organization need
| be abandoned While striving to over
throw common enemy, no good pur-
pose is saved by emphasizing points
on which we differ. But until this final
! assault of the enemy upon the last
| r'amparts of our industrial and social
| Independence is repealed, until the con-
troll of the money system of the coun-
| try is rescued from the hands of special
linttreStS and assured TO the whole peo-
pie. the members of the great armies of
| political reform in every part of the
| United States should act in mutual ius-
jfice and harmonious co-opera ton for
the general welfare. To this object,
thus urged upon our friends every
where. we hereby pledge, Jointly and
severally, our earnest and constant en-
| deavOr.
(SignedD CHARLES A TOWNE.
| Chairman National Committee of the
| Silver Republican Party, and eight
silver Republican Senators and Rep
| r*sentatives, and Fred r. Dubois
| Congressman 'NewlIands. of Nevada,
representing the silver party, concurs
in recommending the unifiCat ton of the
silver forces in the coming campaign.