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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13

GARDBNER.-By a Scotchman. married;
no small children; thoroughly understands
all branches OF the business; good refer
enCe. Address j. H.. ia Chambers-st.
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INJUNCTION CONES TOO LATE.
UNITED VERDE PROPERTY WAS SOLD ON
JANUARY 9.

reurv G. Atwater Of Atwater & Cruilshank
counsel for the United Verde Copper Company of
Arizona OF which United States Senator William
A Clark Of Montana, is president and principal
-ner said yesterday that the injunction granted
- week by the Appellate Division Of the Su-
rere Court restraining the sale Of the com
,snv's property under the reorganization plan had
t.en issued too late TO be of any practical sig
-,scance Through dissatisfaction with the amount
sc taxation in this State the company some time
&c decided TO surrender its New-York charter and
.sac. incorporation under the laws OF West Vir-
-, end 70 that end a reorganization committee
ss,ort,sed the property for sale at public auction
or January >
-. - the courts for injunction stopping the
E,oses sale and obtained such injunction from
gust,oe Beach, but it was vacated by Justice
c-n5.-s,eeye and January the sale was held
.hn T-njted Verde mine, with the works and rail-
road owned by the company, being bid in for $780,
ooo bv James A. Macdonald. representing the Re
organization Committee Mr.. Atwater said yester-
day;
The decision Of the Appellate Division has come
100 late Tie company has been reorganized and
has been Incorporated under the laws of West
Virginia corporation since January 10, and have
since that day declared two dividends. do not
When he began his suit he held 673 shares of the
s s5s after we had become West Virginia cor
poration Mr. Treadwell came in and surrendered
s1rrendered stock 600 shares OF stock in the new
company. He still retains seventy-three shares Of
IT The surrender by Mr. Treadwen of coo shares of
MS stock seems indicate that he is satisfied
New-York charter and the requirement of a char
Tote OF 600 shares OF stock in the old company
ali but seventy-eght shares have been surrendered
hss ali been sold and the company has since Jan,
vary 10 been operated under the West Virginia
charter, cannot that there is anything for the
injunction TO operate on
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MISSIONARIES WIVES DIE IN LIBERIA.

Philadelphia, Feb. 12.-News has been received by
the Lutheran Publication Society of the deaths, at
Monrov!a, Liberia. Of Mrs. Leanna T. Simon. wife
OF the Rev J. D. Simon. and Mrs. Emma Beck, wife
OF The Rev. W. NJ. Beck. both of whom were doing
missionary work at the Muhlenberg Mission in
Africa Mrs. Beck contracted fever early in De-
cember and died the 26th Of that month. Her
death was followed on December % by that of Mrs
Simon. On November last the Rev. Mr.. Simon and
Mrs. Simon. the Rev. Mr.. Beck and Mrs Beck and
Miss Nellie Zoe Settemeyer sailed for Africa. Mrs
Leanna 7, Simon was born Fairview Ohio
June q $50 IN August 1899, while on a furlough
from ne Muhlenherg Mission the Rev. ". NJ Beck
married Miss Emma Stein. Mrs Beck was horn
near Princeton, H.. November "a 1915
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13

COACHMAN English: single: neat ap-
pearance: stylish and careful driver; two
years and half with last employer; CITY
place preferred. EDWARD FREWIN. 159
East 3eth-st
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EUROPEAN PRODUCER MARKET.

California IS 4sdSes 3D. No red Western winter
Spot firm; American mixed, new, IS Sad: American
mixed. old. Ss 3D. Peas-Canadan 5s sd. Flour-St.
Louis, fancy winter. firm IS Sd at London pacific
COAST dull f3 l0sdf4 Beef dull extra India mess SOS
prime mess. Us Cd. Pork hrm prime mess Western
36s 3D. hams-Sh9rt cut u to 10 10. arm, 49s Cd.
rib. IS to % 10. Cd; long clear middies light 30
10 So 10. 3es long clear middles heavy 10
IA TO IS 10 3as Cd shoulders-square IL 10 firm.
Jas. Lard firm; prime Western terces, is
lean refined in pals 33s Sd. Butter-Finest and good
United States, nominal Cheese firm; American finest
white 57s Cd; American finest coored Dos Cd. Talow
strong prime city, 29s Australian IN London. 2ss Cd.
Cottonseed oi-Hun refined, May-August firm, 22s Cd.
TurpentneSpirits strong, Ais Cd Rosn-Common firm.
os 1O1sd PetroeumRefDed, Ttsd. Lnseed OIL 24s Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13

NJ. Varnum, a Surrogate of the County of New
York, NOTICE Is hereby given persons having
claims against Hannah Duane. of County New
York deceased to the thereof
to the subscriber at his transacng at
the office or William P Williams No. 141 Broadway,
Borough Of Manhattan City of New York or before
the 10th day or June next Dated New York the 27th
day Of N9yember 1899 WILLIAM J. DUANE. Admin
istrator william p Williams. Attorney Adninstra-
tor 14l Broadway. Manhattan. New York City
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NAVAL STORES.

Charleston Feb 12-Turpentine firm 53c: sales
81 90 F. 81 4o G, 81 so: H. 81 50; 81 IS; X ST. NJ
50 %: y, 50 6J: " 6, 50 %; w w. SO 40.
savannah, Feb. 12-spirits turpentine firm pic re
cepts 1456 bbs: III bbls: exports. 254 Quote
A. B. c. D. 81 80: E. F. 81 -: g. 81 559$1 go; H. 81 80
J. 50 O5: k 50 IO NJ. 81 80: N 50 70; w C. SO so;
w 50 60. -
wilmington, Feb. 12.-Spirits turpentine firm. 54g
545c; receipts. 90 casks Rosin firm 81 35q$l 40 re
cepts $40 bbls. Crude turpentine firm $2dS3 25 re-
ceipts 26o bills Tar firm 81 80: receipts PSI bbs
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Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE Of NV

UNdE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK, by the grace Of God, independent,
to James r donovan and all persons creditors
or who claim TO be creditors OF Magnus Wilhelm
CHRISTIAN called william Stewert, Hamburg
many deceased ana 10 the Comptroller City
New YORK, SEND GREETING: You and each OF YOU are
hereby cited and required personally appear
6elore our surrogate OF the County OF New York.
6urTogates Court or said County a he County
Court House in the City Of York on the 10Th day
OF mat Day then and there TO show why Anclary
Letters Iestamentary upon the Estate said Magnus
Ernst Wilhelm Christian called William Siewert should
not Issue TO Frederick {. Baumann, OF Weehawken in
the State OF New Jersey and are hereby
cited. As are under the twenty-one years are
required to appear by your guardian, If have
II you nave none TO appear and apply for be
appointed or in the event Of
do SO guardian Will be appointed Surrogate to
represent ana act Tor you IN the proceeding.
In Testimony Whereof, We caused he If
the surrogates' Court OF the said County of New York
be hereunto affixed.
Witness, Hon Abner C. Thomas a Surrogate OF our
said County, at the City York davo OF
January in the of Lord nine hun
bred.
(Seal) j. FAIRFAX MLAUGHLIN
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court
GEO. II. HYDE. Attorney for Petitioner, 81 Cham
bers st, n. Y. City.
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STORAGE NOTICES.


KINSTI4ER's STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
300 3O2- 3O4 West 124th-st-, New-Yorlx
February q. 19OO.- To Mr.. r. Hills, J. P.
Glove. Mrs. Macklin. Mrs. X. Tamley. c.
II. Morris. Mrs NJ. J., Ward. Mrs. F. NJ.
Mrs. NJ. Hamilton. F. Plazzard. Eliza
Reinhardt, W. c. Tompkins, D. S. Fallon,
n. s. Aldrich. Mrs. II. Balloon. P H.
Ryan. Mrs l. Jiminez, Mrs. T. W. Lester.
Mrs. ]. Y. MoOrehead Mrs. ]. Osborn,
Mrs. K Schmittner, L. I. Merritt. ID. H.
Fabian. ]. L. Donahue. G. Taswell, ).
Ward. You are hereby notified that the
time for the payment Of the lien I hold
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice thereof
had been given you. 1 will cause such
property, TO wit, household goods. personal
effects, machinery. merchandise and store
fixtures. stored by you in my warehouse,
TO be sold at public auction. according to
the statute In such case made and pro
vided. at 800. 8O2. 3o4 West f24th-st., on
Tuesday, February 20. 1900. commencing
at 1890 o'clock a. m. and will be con
tinued each succeeding Tuesday until all
the goods are disposed Of KINSTLER'S
STORAGE WAREHOUSE AND VAN co.
]. S. KINSTLER. Proprietor.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Feb l2-Coton quiet; middling. sssc; low
mddng Size good ordinary 7Sc. Receipts 6,136 bales;
sales, IS; stock. 192551. -,
low middllng 5-l6c; good ordinary. ll-lGo Gross
Memphis Feb. i2.-Cotton firm; midding. s1sc; low
middng 77sc; good ordinary. he Net receipts. 1914
bales: gross 10 935 shipments S452; sales 1000 stock
100. 66o. "a ,-.. a.. ,u,a,,,uo c1lo. -.
rniddiing Slice good ordinary ll-l6c 20 Receipts.
81 Louis Feb i2.-Cotton FIRM middling. sac; low
rnidding 15lec; good ordinary Sl6c Net receipts
st9SE g 1r5eans Feb 12-Cotton higher:
rnid6iing SIC: low mddlng SIC; good - ordinary.
20 Net receipts 1O4S0 bales; gross 10,9l6 ex-
orf 70 Great Britain 452: sales 1000; stock 423261.
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60 il1bom ct Hlap Concern.


TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, Southern
petition fled in the District United States
for the Southern District OF New day OF
Savannah owner Of the steamship City Of Augusta her
engines boilers. apparel tackle furniture. &c,
and injury caused by collision between said and
the steam feryboat Chicago in the North
River. New York, on October 31st 1899;
WHEREAS. said Petitioner and Libelant has given a
the final decres rendered by the District Court or By Rs
s2o2553 and Interest the appraised value OF said
boat and her pending freight
NOW, THEREFORE. in pursuance OF the monton is
sued by the SAID Court TO directed and delivered
hereby cite al persons claiming damages for loss. de-
son file and MAKE due proof OF their claims
sioner offce Building in the City
Of New York on or before the day OF May 1906 at Ii
ing on the 1st day Of May 1900 at il A M and answer
said petition and libel; otherwise they defauted
and barred from. participation in this suit.
Dated New York. January so. 1909 .,-
United States Marshal for the Southern District Of New
MEssRs DAVIES STONE & AUERBACH 800
ProcOrs for Petitioner and Lbeiant No 80 Nassau Street.
Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New York
SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY-In the
Matter Of the Application Of THE GRACE BAPTIST
CHURCH to change its name to the GRACE GOSPEL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Grace Baptist
Church. domestic religious corporation situated Balm
bridge Street IN the Borough o Brooklyn County OF
Court OF the State Of New York. Special
thereof to be held at the County Court House
1920 o'clock In the forenoon thereafter as
counsel be heard for authorizing cor
poTaon to change Its corporate the Grace Cos
pei Church" Dated, Brooklyn January IS. 1900.
GRACE BAPTIST. CHURCH.
u - By WATSON J. MOsIER, Pastor
Attorneys for Petitioner Montague Street Brooklyn
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BOOKS.
SLAUGHTER BOOK SALE.

EBgILDIHG TO BE TORN DOWN.
rrS - ior everybody. rich and poor, old
F,r1A so-As. a. L4overing's New-York Book
,,1s'LI.snee. 49, Broadway, opposite Wanna
iSsSsr =. Docks OF every description al
- prices than ever before offered IN
> .osiiss immense stock Of standard and
si. .sss--.li.sous books. finely bound sets,
snr,ea aIeo glft books at prices never before
CrSEESlsai encyclopedias lAppleton's
ow rs''. .1rs, Britannica, People's) at your
We go secondhand school books. re-
.ois sSyhh and books Of all kinds bought
pssd 1na exchanged; highest cash prices
NC:sq I 1Ss az residence free LOVER
~ NV YORK BOOK EXCHANGE,
krsp .,o,aIS.May' between sth and 9th sts.
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6nrroaate's Notices.

T ,EBERNfUTH, ABRAHAM.-In pursuance of
order of Hon. Abner c, Thomas a Surrogate Of
the County New York, Notice hereby given to all
having claims against Abraham IebeTmuth late
Of the County of New deceased present the same
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber place of
transactng business the office Stiefe No
10 Wall st, in the Borough Manhattan City of
New York. on or before the 22d day OF August
Dated New York. 9TH day February,
DAVID LEBERMUTH,
MORTIMER ST1EFEl. Administrator
Attorney Administrator. st Borough Of Man
haitian, New York City.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Cincinaat Feb 12FlOur steady; fancy. s. 1oaSs %;
family, 81 401$2 30. Wheat firm; No red, 731hc Corn
firm; No mixed, 34c. Oats steady; No mixed 25l29
2oc Rye-Fair demand No 2, eSq63c- Butter steady
Sugar firm Eggs steady, 121sc. Cheese steady; good
10 prime Ohio fiat, 12hc
Philadelphia, Feb. l2-Butter firm good demand
fancy Western creamery, 26c do prints &c Eggs
steady; fresh nearby, l5c Western, l5c; do South
western l4lac do Southern 1870.
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LAAUNDRESS--Plainw washing ironing, so
cents dozen: satisfaction: collected, de-
hvered free EDWARDS. 913 W. 3Sth-st
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AsTROLoGY AND PALMrsTHy

- advises all human affairs; bust
Co. courtship, marriage. everything;
s.s,e,-..latlon daily. I24 West 35th-st Sat
ssaa.ll'n guaranteed. speaks twelve Ian
Ssss and is acknowledged the greatest
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opened firm and closed strong advance
middnng "a Feoruary e4d value; February and
ers; April and May. 55-64d sellers; May and June
6l6444 o. 64d buyers June July, 40 cad buyers
July and August 49-64g4 47-o4d buyers August and
tober, 26-64q4 2764d buyers October and November
1S-64q4 10 SAD buyers. November and December
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TWO YOUNG. energetic business men,
presently holding responsible positions in
newborn City. require forty to fifty
thousand dollars capital to conduct a
manufacturing business in which good
prohts can be realized. Investors can con
troll nnances and take active part II de-
sired. Address LEATHER. Tribune Office
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E1GIN BUTTER MARKET.

Elgfn Feb u CSpecsD.-The offerings Of butter the
Board o amounted 2,2S0 ID. Bidding opened al
24kc and offerings sold at that price The quotation
committee reported the official market firm at 2ic
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RESPECTABLE woman to do work OF anv
kind; Is good cook: willing: by day or
week; reference. NJ. A. 23s East 46th-st-
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IIvERPooL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Feb H. p. m.-Cotton spot. fair demand
rricea 32d higher: American middng fair, 5-16d
good mdding I'D; mddng lied: 10y ,gm9iddlng
sales Of the day 10000 bales Of which 900 were for
and eyport included o. 400 American. Re
ete " 600 bales Including $500 American. Futures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13
HELP WANTED.
Female.

Female.
I.ADIES.-Learn manicuring. hairdressing,
face massage chiropOdy; day. evening;
positions; special 81 course. 254 6th-ave.
WANTED.-Fifty women; operators on
uslin underwear: steam power Singer
sewing machines; steady work; easily
lie ,rned; a few beginners taught; we have
over a hundred experienced operators now
earning from Sc to $40 weekly; board may
be had for SO per week. Address or bet
ter. call IN person at THE BAKER IN
DERMEAR co. Peeksklll. ". y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13
QUOTATIONS FOR BEEYEs

81 for TWO days Were 289 cars or 1877
l57 for the aughterer and ~ for the market of which
% Jersey City and at Sixtiethst Steers
were tribe weak. bulls and common cows were firm;
beeTs. ~ :, - Se - ~ 1 lS s3s4 CA f it
u 20 dressed beef slow 7d9c 10 for ordinary
oattle SLOW at 10. a2c per ~ estimated dressed weight:
Tsfrgeretor beef steady at 1o5@125c n; lambs at
l2 al3tc dressed weights; London live cattle
quoted AZ l2izdI3c 134c dressed weight. Ship
s3gda, morrow The M9ntcan. for London viii take
~ cattle equally divided between J. Shamberg Son
she sehwarzschild & SuIzberger.
sales-s Sanders: 20 Pennsylvania steers. 1924 n
g g go \ AZ s. 20 2 chicago DO Io75 NJ IS 15 I8
n at s * Is Tns 6o o 99 No az 50 p site 60 td
erf 81 ~ at s. oxen So 10 at 50 IS; do, 14O6 n.
81 60 a. at - 20 :o p cows 9s h. at 50 20; do $50
g 90 i9 90 12eo n at s. 20 do IIs2 10 So Is; 10
n a s. stays i5 n al at 81 e. H. al 90 % o. iZ'0
i n al s. 3d. i ao I 5ser at s. 81 az y d d
- 10 a; 50 - - do 1860 n 50 Is 10 do 1854 10
e %e. llso = At s 90 a. Ss5 r. at s. o.
I Is r Chicago d. 1875 b at at S so IS d d
n At s. q 50 so OK 1900 NJ at 81 20; do 500
y d. 1913 \ u So ~ st 81 ,d COW 1870 H. at 81 co.
~ 20 g d. $40 p. AZ 81 80 49, - % 80 w. " ' a.
81 n s So 5 at 8 a. 20 ;7a bulls st. 81 %
H. a. 90, ] d. go ?, al 50 % 49, 1' '
= Curtis & Son: bulls az N 81 81. I d. A7O m
- y COWS. 6s2 ~ a. So 10: 20 do $50 10 al So o.;
a. e 80 90. $50 n, Al 50 % w. 90 49,
Sohh Ducey bull $50 n al s4 ? DO $50 ~ at SO 90.
:. 60 10 al - 60: COWS $50 10. 05 do s33
At s. e. Hollis: oxen 1915 n at 81 IS bulls 74e
a. 80 - c9ws S67 n SO TO- DO 1877 n az So %;
So ~ az -. Do. s14 n at 50 90: do sl5 N at
e. 90 f45 n. At 81 30; do IA NJ. 81 Is; 2 do
szs y Wright & CO. bulls TBS 10. at So go: i do
-, y DO. 100 ~ 4 50 % - 80 ~ 49, -
a4L-H COWS head All for ,osrxs. E-oor
@g teady sold al s45 per head calves frcir5a5 7'
'Al-FEIs-Receipts 0wo days). 1913 head including
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LOST.

No 761. s35. Bank for
Savings, $50 4th-ave.. New-York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book 70 bank.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

lard AND POOL TABLES, new
tss---o secondhand: lowest prices; easiest
NIX BROS. q Union SQUARE
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COACHMAN. Thoroughly experienced;
married. IS; medium height; careful.
stylish city driver; disengaged through
death of employer; highly recommended
DRYSDALE. $50 West 4Sth-st.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
FOR ADOPTION.

MARRIED. COUPLE. without chiidren,
ike 10 adopt baby il reasonable sum Of
money be paid them. Schultz, 20 lst-
ave. top floor.
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ARDENER.-Single man as head gar
dener on genteman's place; thoroughly
understands greenhouses graperies: expert
rose. carnation and chrysanthernum grow
er. also vegetables, trees. shrubs. vines
and everything connected with d first class
country place; IL years first class refer
ence; present and former employer can be
seen: none but those needing a irst class
man and willing 10 pay good wages need
answer. Address GARDENER, care T.
Tierney 207 East 33d-st.
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COAL AND WOOD.

a10MNTTO Coal pockets 23s W. Both
LUHHNlGUla St Best quality Coal only
Established 1888. Telephone Ss7 Columbus
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5Oo secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE B. EDDY, S9S Madi-
son-st
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miscellaneous.

NIoLBTTH BXQUIsIA. Volette Exquisia vioette Ex-
qusia- The more you it the you like it,
JA3fMFl5, West 9th ST. near 9TH Ave
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

~---->------->-- ----~-----------~--
OUVRIER BROS. Is East 1<th-st.-
Pianos to reat-s4 per nronth-and sold
Tuning-Repairtng-E
RELIABLE PIANOS at lowest prices;
easy terms; also to rent; tuning and re-
pairing a Speciality Established 1879.
VIM. IOHMANN. 115-117 East 14th-st.
SEVERAL. NEW PIANOS at bargain
prices $50. New pianos to rent Expert
tuning a speciality. DEWEY & CO., East
14th-st.
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sEAMSTRE>SS and MAID.-By a Swedish
glrl; city reference. Call Monday, 2S5
East 2Sth-st-. care Carlson.
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OPTICIANS.

A CAREFULLY FITTED EYEGLAss or
spectacle insures perfect ease and COM
fort. Our speciality is in filling oculists'
prescriptions. Mcguire s. M'NENY,
l26 East 23d-st
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

AMSTERDAM-AVE, 1Ss. NEAR GSTII-
SI.-Comfortably furnished sunny front
room for two. So NIEDER
23D-ST.. 1851 WEST. Langtry House -
Large, handsome. comfortable rooms:
private baths: breakfast OF board optional
T0rH-ST.. 1l9 WEST.-Nicely furnished
heated rooms: for gentlemen: breakfast
optional; references required; first class
location.
ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for
The Tribune received ar their Uptown
once. NO. lt242 broadway, 2d door north
or 3lst-st.. until o clock D. m; adVer-
tisements received at the following branch
offices al regular office rates until o cioc6
j. M. viz. 2o4 shave, g. e. cor 23d-st
Ib2 6th-ave.. cor l2th-st Mays, Gth,
ave. and l4th-st Ia Columbus ave. near
West 5Oth-st.; lC0 West 42d ST..
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco. Feb 12.-The official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day were as follows:
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS,

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Mining
Stock Exchange, furnished by William P. Bonbright
3 Co Of Colorado Springs.
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DECORATIVE PLANTS. ETC.

PERMANENTLY preserved natural palms
ferns, etc. The Tropical Decorative
Plant Co. ELMoRE. successor. ! Union
Square. Entrance I4th-st
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

AMERICAN wants one or two furnaces to
30I Columbus-ave.
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THE MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. February IL. 1900.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS
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Male,

ATTENDANT to invalid gentleman; good
valet; shaves. massage: used to lifting
vate families. JOHN STALDER. 63 Am
sterdam-ave.
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COOK.-GOod cook 70 go out BY week or
month: private families: willing. obiig-
ing; personal city references; no cards
Address COOK. 5fI 3d-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13

CHAMBBRMAID and WATTRESS-By
young girl. excellent reference. 100 East
5Sth-st fourth bell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13

GARDENER am seeking a position;
thoroughly conversant with the care OF a
gentleman's place: excellent reference; who
wants me? J. ELLIOTT. 81 Dey-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13

GARDENER thorough knowl-
edge OF greenhouses, graperies, fruits.
vegetables, flowers. landscape gardening.
&c; care OF country place; references.
Address GERMAN. Box s. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13

COOR--First class: hest city references
sol East 69th-st., McManee's bell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13

GARDENER German. aged a. married,
one child; pratical experience IN all its
branches: take charge OF gentleman's place;
first class references. GARDENER, "a
West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13

BUTLER.-Colored man as butler; wife as
cook: in private family; city reference.
city or country. W. ". Box 20. 1.242
Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13

CHAMBERMAID &c.-By q young girl.
for upstairs work and waiting IN small
private family; no cards. LYONS. S21
West 21st-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13
HELP WANTED.

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