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MUSICAL GOSSIP.

IIST-BEGlNNiNG OF THE SbhhT
PERFORMANCES OF THE "NIBE-
LUNG" DRAMAs-A BUSY
WEEK IN THE CON
CERT ROOM.
sunday-Metropolitan Opera House, s5 M con- on
o'clock. concert Of chamber music by the Names
absmb M9 m s bis Franz Kneae alvin
Schroeder and Arthur Whiting.
Nonday-MetropOllta Opera House. S p. M, French
English operetts Princess Chic (ail week.;
I'm be S a PRee 2er@ann an T6es
ire p M oPsrs in German an, Carmen; n Asor
s rsB s n a., M ss; F4ssS4sn5n AP:rs
.s oPs5s HGgse s
Hall p. m, pianoforte recital by w. H Bar
sohn S Glee cnb; ''f g Astoria $50 M,
private concert once Of Musurgia; Chapter Room Room
ems g Phharmonie society Germania Theatre.
Mens crs Rf6 x f5@an Hail Harlem aoS rs
go of Rs Sa9rai s1Get Sf Wash
concert Of the womens String Orchestra.
ss o,o5 Hall ESQ M conSeTt Of
opers House n ny German opera Tann
T Ihef Poach % sToo
Ign, evening. concert Of the Cecilia Ladies Vocal
nen BY Georges GFossmth -: G Han
Wflhelmne Johnson.
Thursday-Me trogolitan Opera House I. p. m. Ger
p. concert of the Boston Symphony Orches-
ira; Germania Theatre p. m, opera in Ger
man. Carmen
Friday-Metropolitan Opera House D. m italian
opera III Barbiere''; Mendelssohn Hail. Sis D.
m. entertainment by George Grossmith: Ger
Trovatore''; Old First Church Sis .. m. lecture
by the Rev DR.. Howard Dufied '"The De-
yelopment Of Church Music; Academy OF Music,
Brooklyn. Sis p. m, concert by the Boston Sym
phony Orchestra.
saturday-carnegie Hall, 2:So p; symphony con-
cert for young people; Metropolitan Opera
House, p m, opera. 'TAfrcaine'': D. m
Italian opera, Aida: Germania Theatre
sohn Han. Sl5 p. M. entertainment by George
Grossmith; Old First Church. p. m, meeting
OF the Gamut Club subject, Verdi"
There VIII be seven performances at the Metro
poltan Opera House this week LES Huguenots'
will be added TO the active list on Monday and
= Afr1caine" Saturday afternoon there will
be performances OF ''Tannhauser'' and I'll Bar
biere" on "Wednesday and Friday respectively and
on Tuesday and Thursday a beginning will be
made of the cyclical or serial representations OF
the dramas composing Wagner's Der Ring des
Nibelungen." In Meyerbeer's opera tomorrow even
ing Nine. Nordica will be Valentine; Mime. Sem
brich, Marguerite de Valois; Nine. Manteln Urbanf:
Mr.. DIPPED, Raoul; NJ. Piancon Saint Brs; M
lily, De Nevers and Mr.. Edouard de Reszke Marcel
Fraulein Ternina is 10 be the Elizabeth Of the
Tannhauser' performance and Mr.. DIPPED the
hero. The cast of Rossnis Barber will be as of
old For the performance of the Nibelung dramas
on Tuesday and Thursday the parts have been dis
tribUted follows
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'BAfricaine" Will bring forward Nine. Nordica
as seika, Nine. Clementine de We're Inez Signor
Scott as Nelusko. Mr.. de Reszke as Don Pedro
Mr.. Pringle the Brahmin, and NJ Cornubert
who comes from Havana, Vasco da Cana
The cast Of Aida at the popular performance on
Saturday evening will be the same that of last
Monday
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Wilm GODDARD. Dudley Buck and Rubinstein. and q
cantata by Carl H Reed.

MI william H Barber Will give plahoIor'e re-
cital in Mendelssohn Hall next Tuesday afternoon.
at which he will play the following list of pieces:
Gevotte In fiat major siande
Fantasia in minor. Mozart
Prelude, from Op. MacL)oweI
wedding Day. from OPP 65. Greg
Heaven. Rest Ny Soul -Lassen-llsZt
In A minor .................... Rubnsein
Prelude. in sharp mi ftachnanion
Romance. from minor concerto tarranged
by Hermann Scholtz); Valse In c sharp minor;
Impromptu sharp major Ballade, In -
IJebestod'' Wagner-Liszt
Intermezzo. Op 5.--.... StANenhagen
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Nine. Antoinette Szumowska win play some
pianoforte solos at the fourth Symphony Concert
for Young People which Mr.. Frank Damrosch will
give in Carnegie Hall next Saturday afternoon
Mr. Damrosch will explain the three orchestral
numbers on the programme which is as follows:
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direction Of Slgnor MancineH, and will enlist the
services Of Nine. Eames. Nine Schumann- Heink
NJ. Van Dyck, Signor Campanan and NJ Plancon
Following is the scheme:
Overture. William Tell Rossni
Nine schumann- ieink -'u'' v 'a~'
Ert Tu" from I'm Bao in Maschera'' ..........verdi
Shell song from Fro feandro Mancnelli
IAN sen Heerd from n pie 5 Meisfersnger Wagner
Duet lie Cruelty On DSeA, Fsnre
Nine. Eames and NJ PIancon Auie
suite from .IgAriesienne B1et
Nine, EaTnes NJ Van Dyct
Signor campanafi go f'a1 1'-re'''a
Prologue from Fro Ieandro, .Mancineln
March la Refine de saba oounod
The Boston Symphony Orchestra always well
come visitor will be with again this week and
give concerts on Wednesday afternoon and Thurs
day evening at Carnegie Hall, and Friday evening
in the Academy Of Music. Brooklyn. The three
programmes follows:
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Overture Anacreon Cher1bin
Nine sernbrtch violin obbigato Franz KneiseiJ
Aria 'Casta diva I8eilin
Hungarian Dances Nos J. 2 and Brahms
THURSDAY EVENING.
Overture king Lear Berlioz
Miss Ieonora Jackson son - ' "endeiS'0hn
symphony No 6 op. 90 a F5aRe1
FRIDAY EVENING.
symphony; major 49,. Haydn
~ Miss Jackson Nenoeissohn
-Four movements from Suite No. Moszkowsk
AT the second Pittsburg Orchestra concert on
February Victor Herbert's latest orchestral
work, entitled Suite Romantique opus 81 will
have & first performance In New-York The work
was completed only last month. and its first hear
ing was in Pittsburg under Mr. Herberts baton
on the evening Of February 2. Its four move
respectiyeIy entitled 'X-siops
bade," ''Triompbe glamour and "Fete NuptiaIe"
The solo singer at this concert will be Miss Sara
Anderson.
Nine. Antoinette Szumowska win play some
panoforte solos at the fourth Symphony Concert
for Young People which Mr. Frank Damrosch will
give in Carnegie Hall next Saturday afternoon
MI Damrosch will explain the three orchestral
numbers on the programme which is as follows:
Prelude 20 'L>ohengr1n' Wagner
49,. -. SPsstorale ............ Se'
FlsnotoFte SOLOS. lCapriccio ..,,..... scarlatu
fNocturne c minor .......i go. 7a'h
'Ea Route. C;o4srA
The fifth concert Of chamber music by the Names
Quartet Will take place at she National Arts Cl,h
this afternoon. The music will consist Of SOM
fnanns string quartet In A. op. Al. No 3: Aren
ekys TITO for pianoforte. violin and voloncelo in
ID minor CAr Howard Brockway pianofor,e, "a
two movements from Mozart's quartet in n ,,.to
No T. The quartet is composed OF David Names
Ludwig Nsrum, Jacob Altschuler and Leo Schulz
At the concert OF the CsecIia Ladies yoca, c.
ciety Of Brooklyn, which will take place tn ~
Pouch Mansion next Wednesday evening undsr
the direction of John Hyatt Brewer Miss TnIian |
Litnehales Will play four voloncello solos in
Guiding ere composed by Mr.. Brewer; DIR Ion
jackson VIII sing songs by Schubert and Tostt |
Joseph Maerz Will play pianoforte solos and /
~ society will sing part songs by Schneider Won |
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Mandolin, Banjo, Violin.

will guarantee teach you read music and TO play
30 pretty pieces, including latest popular airs.
banjo mandolin violin guitar. for So and will fu-
which learn Lessons strictly
private Call day evening Instruments at lowest
prices. Call before purchasing elsewhere
J. F. DEAN, PIP 3d-ave., i16th-st. L station.
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Misses & Girls Wash Dresses
High Neck Gumpe and 81 az II g. OS
Outing Suits to Is at A'TDs "a ~ - O'>O
Heretofore 2.95 to s9.7
Childrens Dresses
of (iinghamS, Lawns OEc ST D ST 0S
and Pques TO years, at ~ A'ASs As>O
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To-night's popular concert will be under the
direction Of Sgnor MancinelH, and will enlist the
services Of Nine. Games Nine. Schumann- Heink
NJ. Van Dyck, Signor Campanan and NJ. Pancon.
Following is the scheme:
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Special Values in
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Prs Muslin
Dotted and Figured.
with deep luted ruf1e per pair Laws AsOOs A'OO
Bobbnet Curtains, deep ruf1e, 50 AZ , OS ? Sn
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Lace Curtains " ." IezSs >e3Ss ASsOO
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At AUCKLAND
Prince Bert Aboard the
Norma.
Party Well Received - Weaver En-
tertained--Lost a SaiIor--Go-
ing to Europe.

The Samoan Herald of December I'd
says:
United States yacht Norma, SO tons,
arrived in port on Saturday, the I'd
inst, from Japan and Honolulu via
Fannings Island. Fine weather and
calm until the day before reaching the
Samoan coast, when it blew very hard.
Commodore Weaver is owner and sails
his own vessel. The Norma is manned
by a crew of eight. A few days pre-
vious to arrival one of the hands fell
overheard and was drowned; every eff
fort was made to save the man. Two
gentlemen and two ladies are guests of
the Commodore"
The Norma is noted as among the
arrivals at Auckland, N H.. where the
party is having very fine time The
schooner, with Bert Peterson on board,
arrived there on January 14th. On the
18th an official welcome was given by
the Auckland Yacht Club on board the
5. S. Admiral. F. Dillingham;, United
States Consul, Commander Tilley of
the U. 5. S. Abarenda, and Bert were
the invited guests. The evening was
pleasantly spent and numerous toasts
drunk and the proceedings wound up
with the usual For he's a jolly good
fellow sung with much feeling"
On the 10th the Norma was flagship
at regatta in aid of the South African
war funds. Flags of all nations dec
GRATED the handsome vessel, which was
crowded with guests. The Commodore
was most lavish in his hospitality and
a dance on board wound, up a very
pleasant gathering.
With regard to the festivities aboard
the yacht, the New Zealand Herald of
January 10 says:
The Vice Commodore lMr. c. P.
Murdoch said that it gave him ex-
| ing, On behalf of the club, which exist
ed all around toward Captain Weaver
and Commander Tilley, and to see the
flag of the United States flying on three
vessels in our harbor at the same time
viz, the Norma, the mail steamer, and
the U. S. S. Abarenda. He felt that
something ought to be done to reCog-
nize Captain Weaver personally
amongst them, and regretted he was
leaving so soon.
Mr.. Reynolds announced that Cap.
tain Weaver had been elected a mem,
Der of the Auckland Yacht Club.
"The Norma will make an extended
stay at Auckland, it being Mr.. 'Weav.
er's inten ton to make a trip to Aus
tralia and England, and during tn;
time he is away the yacht will b.
stripped, caulked and generally over
hauled. On Mr.. Viewers return tn,
yacht will leave for Samoa"
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M'BRYOE SUGAR CO., LTD.

a SPECIAL (THE ADJOURNED
ANNUAL) meeting of the stockholders
of this company will be held in the Of
fee of the Chamber of Commerce at 10
a. m. Monday, the 18th inst, for the
purpose of receiving the Treasurer's
and the Managers reports, for the cleo
ton of officers, for considering a pro-
posed amendment to the Bylaws, etc.
Stockholders unable to attend will
please give proxies duly witnessed.
The stock transfer books will be
closed between the 7th and 18th insts.,
THOS. RAIN WALKER,
Treasurer.
Honolulu, Feb. l, 1900. SASS
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
been duly appointed Administrators OF
the Estate of John Phillips, deceased,
late Of Honolulu, H. l., notice is here
by given to all persons having claims
against said estate to present them,
duly authenticated, to the undersigned
within six months from date hereof, or
they will be forever barred. All per-
sons indebted TO said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
to me at the Office of Castle & Cooke,
Limited, Honolulu, H. l.
J. A. GILMAN,
Administrator of the Estate of John
Phillips.
Jan. %, 1900. 5453-2146-10t
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will get caught with all that rice on
their hands. They must have had an
eye open to business just as soon as
the plague appeared, to order that
rice.
Wilson telephoned to other districts
that Kau was willing to join in with
Hilo for complete quarantine. Parties
in the district contradicted it when
ever they learned he told it. Kau is
willing to abide by the Honolulu Board
of Health. CORY.
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NAHIKU SUGAR co. NOTICE.

STOCKHOLDERS ARE HEREBY
Notified that the second assessment of
he Nahiku stock is delinquent from
he list day of February. 1900.
]. P. COOKE,
,457 Treasurer
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Other Correspondence.

kAU, Jan. 31.-The Hflo people were
wild when they heard the mail arrived
in Kau for Hilo; they were to hold a
meeting to stop it. On Sunday it was
reported that a guard had been sent
over to Kau to meet the mail and send
it back. The Hiloites were being
watched by the Olaa people, and if they
attempted to modest the Olaa mail
there would have been trouble.
Jack Wilson has been telephOning
over here trying to get us to sign a
petition TO cut off entirely from Ho-
nolulu. He says there are 5000 bags
of rice ordered for Hilo via San Fran
cisco, and will be in HiIo in a short
time. 1t looks, as such encouraging
news comes from Honolulu, as if they
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-03
THOS. G. TBRUM
Compiler and Publisher.
JUST ARRIVED.

New Importation of
SILK GOODS, In the piece; SILK
HANDKERCHIEFS, SILK SHAWLS,
DECORATED FLOWER POTS, NEW
PORCELAIN CUPS AND SAUCERS,
TEA AND DINNER SETS, CARVED
IVORY, RATTAN CHAIRS, CARVED
SANDALWOOD BOXES.
THESE GOODS ARE THE HAND
SOMEST IN ALL HONOLULU.
WING WO CHAN e. CO.
210-212 Nuuanu Str ret.
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NJ. J. Scanlon is boarding officer of
the Custom House for the month of
February
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NOTES FROM KAU.
People There Support the National
Health Board.

KAU, Jan. 31.-The residents of Ko-
ma and Kau are very much pleased with
the action of the Board of Health in
Honolulu in sending the Twalani with
freight and mail; the people at large
feel sure that they will take all nee
essary precaution before sending
steamers out, and are willing to place
their trust in them.
1t is reported that the Hilo Board
of Health are doing nothing now. They
were not pleased with the idea of the
Iwalani landing freight and mail.
There is clique who have been hold
ing meetings in Hilo and trying to
excite the people of that city and those
OF outside districts to petition for an
absolute quarantine, but they have met
with very little success.
Encouraging news was received by
the Kona Sugar Co. steamer that no
new cases have been reported since
the Iwalani left. We trust the Mauna
Loa will be back on her regular time
and that the plague is thing of the
past.
Dry weather still prevails, although
it is trying hard to rain, and it looks
as II the rain is not far Off
The lwalani leaves with a full load
of Hutchinson P. Co. sugar.
Col. Norris of Kahuku had quite an
adventure last week. He and one of
his men went up into the woods and
the Colonel got lost and was not found
until the next day. Some say he heard
there was microbe up mauka in the
woods and was looking for it.
/ Col. Fred. Waldron of the Volcano
House says he has enough of sulphur
to fumigate the whole of Hawaii: He
claims the safest place in the group
from plague is at the Volcano, where
you can have sulphur baths any hour,
day or night.
1t Is very quiet Chinese New Years,
as no Chinese goods have been re-
ceived for about two months. We miss
the bombs and firecrackers, as there
are hardly any in the district.
KAMAAINA.
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MAGNETIC TREATMENT.

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OBESITY.

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results guaranteed; no drugs; no diet; no
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less. Write for particulars, o. 3. c. T..
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

SQUARE PIANOS WAN TIED
Full value allowed. Our improved up
rights will give you greater satisfaction and
more room, easy terms; pianos for rent
Write for bargain list.
MATHUSHEk Il son, B'way & 47th st.
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DANBURY HATS.

FOR TWO DOI-I-A RS we duplicate in .tyle.
quality, workmanship and finish any So 90
hat sold ny retail hatters IN this city Every
correct style and color to select from
DANBURY HAT co, % Desbrosees-
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ELECTRIC MOTORS & DYNAuos

ELECTRIC Motors and Dynamos: new and
second hand; bought sold repaired and
ilstaIied- GEORGE BENDER, 152 Cen
tros
ADVER RTISEMENTs and subscription. for
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OF olst-st.. until o clock .. m 4; adver-
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CARPET CLEANING.

DIAMONDS set and reset while YOU wait
IN latest style Of mountings; liberal price
paid FOR Old gold and silver. Fl. SESSSB;R.
Mamnne Setter 32 Maiden Lane
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.

AsTONLSHINGLY high prices paid for la,-
dies gents and chldren's discarded
clothing, nne evening and street costumes,
furs jewelry, bric-a-brsc, carpets, etc Call
or address Mr. snd Mrs. NJ. NATAL, IA
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wAyrrD
Ie.

USEFUL. MAN. AZ present IN private rar,-
Ily would like the care % 1ne: rnanv
years experience. r. BOX $50 1242
Broadway.
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NACHINER

AT REDUCED PRICTS.-6Oo secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE b. EDDY, 39s Madi-
S0n-st
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MATTRESS MAKING.

MATsTRESSES REMADE. fun size. 81 10;
ticking So %: upholstering, repairing
residence or shop. c. GODIN. $50 West
odd st.
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NURSERY competent. refined North Ger
man. entire charge Of children over two;
speaks good French, good references A
R. 2l6 East SSd-st
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,.oF2 SAIFA-Store, paint and pap>rhsnslng
n,1sf-ees. y wears standing. Aperess
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SUMNER HOMES
ON LONG ISLAND.
By the Ocean, Sound and Bay.

SUMMER HOMES a describing
boarding houses free upon application Offices
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ALTMAN s. BOGEDONOW. Ladies' Fash
ionable Taiiors: suits from S35 up; per
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GROCER. 2S. wishes position as clerk or
manager in dry grocery: eight years ex-
perience as manager for grocers in New
York: reference s., BOX 422, Matteawan,
y Y.
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PARLOR MAZDA Young girl as cornpe-
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Uearhers.

lR W. @. NOVEL;. private tutor pupils
~ at III # S2d-st Two pupfls received
IIOIIDAys.-Paniste tdiplomee MunctD seeks engage
ment for GUNNER 10 teach music and
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HOTEL CLERK.-By reliable young man;
day or night: can furnish good refer
ences. Address A. Box 40. Matteawan.
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r.orEs sILVERwARE AND
JEWELRf.

9 xre 4w. 2srh 81 Gate with J Il.
o. 'cs--erl,et.no :. Diamonds, Antiques, etc.
,.o,gi9t and sold Highest cash prices paio
- Oh Cold and Silver.
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A DISTINCTIVE AlTH RESORT
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ALL THE YEAR.
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Excursion Pullman locations at G @ O. OF
S62 1854 Broadway and offices Pennsyvsnih
r. r.. New York; also OFFICES N. T., N. H. q H. r. H.
throughout New England
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Bath Co. Va
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

AT S. GADES Swedish Employment OF
fee, 2l6 East 4ist-st.. first class cooks.
laundresses etc
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FIREMAN.-Bxperienc sober willing;
best references. .. ANDERSON. care J.
Sandahl 81 East lO6th-st.
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LOST.-Bankbook No 335 ole. on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon TO present
the same to the bank within thirty days or
the said book will be declared cancelled and
thereof.
LOST.-Bankbook No. 51S.3S3 Bank for
Savings $50 4th-ave., New-York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book to bank.
Savings $50 4th-ave., New York. Fay
ment stopped. Please return book to bank.
LOST or STOLEN. - handbook No. 800, ITO.
of the German Savings Bank, in the city
of New-York corner 4th-ave. and 14th-st-,
issued to Jennie Levy. All persons are eau
toned against negotiating the same. IL not
returned to the bank the 22d day Of May.
1900. a duplicate will be issued.
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f06 FR RTTlnQM@ of every description
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Male.
WANTED.-Man and wife TO cook. iron
and do all other work OF house, near city.
Room 1,6l6 n Broadway.
WANTED.-A first class valet and useful
man. not over %; no others need apply;
highest references required Apply at Mills
Building. Is Broad-st.. sth floor. Room IL.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND pool TABLES. new and
second hanG: lowest prices easiest terms.
ASPx GROS.- n Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
TYPEWRITERS

TYPEWRITFRS bought, sold, rented, re-
paired: best machnes lowest prices;
trial free; telephone. CONSOLIDATED
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, PAL B'way.