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New-York tribune., 1900-03-26

1E2 trains leave New York foot Of Chambers 81
q 90 v = aIe = minutes earlier from Y. 23d ST
r,- q n Daly. Buffalo ExpreEs-arr. Buffalo s q N
re- 3-lsIaIn'7n WaFery. Elmira Bradford. solid
caches arc p1rlcr 10 Buffalo.
--ssb p n Daily -hcago LAmfteS-Fss-
= nlcag5 arriving - Cleveland : 40
L-nicaRc Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining
~. -" = n IatyBlffaI1 and Cleveland Express-arr
-.a, - Bradford % 800 and You-gs-
a. i -; a. m. ,l@Teland l2so seepers 70 Buffalo
rs.l9 m DailySoid train for Binghamtou Vaver1,,
ifs5nE ~ -1-'as0' NNiciiilati
Il liAll.Is LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ar
-le2Ns al IL. l12 261. and e5T Broad
80 lsl 'th -. and 273 West
: - : g 81 ferries New York: and SEQ FIror
33lfi-aNay- Brooklyn I'D River St Ffeboken and
go - atallon NeN YORK Transfer Co calls for and
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
STORAGE NOTICES.


AEW-YORh March 70 i9OJ.-To George
=. Be-reL. Clara Gray. VIM. T. Nc
Neiil. Chaz. Faul.oa, Thcs. GaIaey Mrs
n Pierson by FifZhuSh. Martha A Doc
ley Mrs J. J. Smith. Mrs IeD0rald
benjamin = Palmer. Fred Plckman.
Christina EEenPr. Alyah Evans IOh3
Johnson, John N@irose Miss Hammond
Chas. Smith Mr Wlnzsn. Ms. Harry
Olsen Paul Panalver. Millreo \ Jackson
Samuel Leavitt MIS- susan Smith You
and each II yea are hereby notified thar
the time for payment Of M lien I hold
aJ1u. the property hereafter described ha.--
ing expired after due notice thereof had
been given you ! VIII cause such property
% wit household goods. personal effects
merchandise stored 10y you IN the Guar
autv Storage Warehouses. 10 be sold fv
Public Auction according 20 the statutes
10 such cases made and provided az the
Guaranty St1raEe WavrilCnseE. Si1 and glJ
West +Ist-st., on Thursday. April i2th
1859 AZ 1890 a m GUARANTY STOP-
AGE WAREHOUSE JOHN J. WEBB.
F1rfnrfafar
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

FOR THE WEST.
York. South Ferry (WhehaH Terminal and
foot Of Liberty
.Daily. Except Sunday tsundays.
CHICAGO 40 diberty street only 81 P.
and ~ 10 night
PITTsBURG. .4.aO a, G4berty street onfy). $3.50
p. m night
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS .1o.oo a H. -555 D m.
.I2 10 night.
ROYAL BLUE TR AIMS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE 1870, 1000 DINER,
"11-30 a. m. tDinerl. f1.e0 D. DINER "1.3o DINER
'3oe C"Royal Limited exclusively Pullman Train. Diner
and Cafe '55 Diner. 1856 (Diner, and -12 10
night. NORFOLK = 90 p.
illuminated Pintsch Light.
Offices Il3 lT2 POI. 434 I2S4 Broadway - Union So
". l2T BoWe-y " Y. 339 Fulton Brooklyn:
hall Terminal Liberty Baggage checked from
hotel or residence destination.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
HARLEM DIVISION,

20 =. tsf<IsFsM DIVISION.
81 A IL and SS0 P. II. Daily.
field, Sundays only 30 A. NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated Pintsch IiCh-
Ticket Offices at Il3 25 4l5 1916 broadway 25
Snlcn SO. W 235 Columbus Ave, 81 I25th
lSth St and i3sth 81. stations York S3s and 72S
uIton 81 and lo4 Broadway. z. D.
Telephone $3.50 Cortiandt' York
service Baggage checked from or residence by
WestcOtt Express Company. ~S -
GEORGE H DANIELS General passs,vs- Ars,+
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26

GARDENER Married man. No family.
understands management Of gentleman :
country place; competent. vegetables.
greenhouses, graperies. fruits. flower beds.
lawns, q years reference from last place
D. 45lh-st. and 5tt-ave.. Mcconnell,
florist.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
PROPOSALS For INDIAN sUPPLIEs-De-

partmept OF the Interior. Office Indian Affairs,
Washington, D. c, March 20 1850. Sealed proposals,
indorsed Proposals for beef -four etc"
may be- and directed the Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs, 235 Johnson street. Chicago
until o clock. p OF Tuesday. April II. 1900. for
furnishing for the Indian Service, -four
beans coffee and other articles of sub
sstence also baking
powder. cracksry. agricultural implements paints
glass tinware wagons harness leather shoe findings,
saddlery, hardware medical
and long list of miscellaneous articles Sealed pro
posals indo-sed Proposals for blankets wooen and
cotton goods. clothing. etc, the be. and
directed TO the Commissioner Indian Affairs. ~
and 10 Wooster street, New York city will
until O'Clock p. m. Of Tuesday. May 1909 for
furnishing for the Indian Service. blankets
cotton goods. clothing. notions hats and Bids
be made Government blanks. Schedules CIV
ing all necessary information for bidders will be furnished
APPLICATION the Indian Office Washington. D. G;
Nos II and 10 Wooster street, New York City: 235
Johnson street Chicago M the Commissaries of Sub
sistence- L :. A. Cheyenne. LeavsnwOrh, Omaha
st. Louis St Paul. Francisco; postmasters
Sioux City. Yankon Arkansas City Caldwell Topeka
Wichita and Tucson. Bids will be opened hour
and days above stated. and bidders invited 10 be
present at the opening The Department
right determine the point delivery reject
any and all bids, Of bid.
W. A. JONES. Commissioner
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CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY

Four a4aaa'i's s4aaRs aes eiss sssnsiyeg
Stations in New York. OF Liberty ST
South Ferry -
Leaving time from South Ferry is the same a. e-on,
Liberty St, except when noted. - ~
Trains leave foot o Liberty St
LOO Eas9n Bethiehem Alentown Mauch Chunk &C.
$40 C5 as. $3.50 to Eastonl P NJ sunda%s - 40
tsI; 200 to Easton) A. NJ. 81 90 $3.50. 5000 P M
a. M. 80 P, M Sundays = 80 A M SUI s'lo
90 OF Reading and Harrisburg '4:0o 80 T:so 50 10
se Sign u u 80 to Reading A 1:3o 80 $40 5oo
tll 80 70 Reading A NJ. I:S0 80 s860 s9:0
to RE ReaGingl Mp P n si2:lS , night
x $50 $3.50 TO Red Bank only). 30 (as 80 70
E, BED bank only: 20 A NJ tsi45 4:10 to Red
Red Bank onlyl A NJ. P. NJ "
Foh LAkEW GOD and Lakehurst s4:30 aa so A
NJ 81 - $3.50 j4:1c $500 P NJ Sundays. .ioi5 A. N.
For Toms River and Barnegat, -4:3O as30 A M
For kTI Z NrTG HHnaaTT aITy 'lol5 .Isd A M
= NJ Atlantic City special with vestibuied Coaches and
Pullman Parlor Cars
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
yr.., s, Fro From foot Of Of Liberty 8.
200 Dining Car, 30 500 Royal IAInited) So 90
ss6o0 Dining Carr P. NJ. si2:15 Sundays 30
Limited). $500 ts6:O0 Dining Carr P ~ si2:I5 mdt
ADDITIONAL trains for Philadelphia days 73O 900
s9:oo a. NJ. $500 90 P. n
South Ferry 1Is I7e 561 4s4 s44 I2s4 l. s5f Broad,
ST. 27S West 125th s.. 245 Columbus Az. New York;
Court St. S44, St Brooklyn: es BroadEaT
Williamsburg The New York Transfer Co viii ali : r. for
and check baggage from hotels desna-
From Liberty ST only
sF,rom South Ferry i've minutes earlier.
from South Ferry at 5;25 F NJ
eFrom South Ferry At 800 A. NJ.
bI'rom South Ferry a $40 p. NJ.
5From South Ferry a 80 p ID
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
EACHsSEEY.
OPTICIANS.
PHYSICAL CULTURE.

PHYSICAL CULTURE E.-Development on
scientific principals. massage. etc; in
sfruction given PHYSICIANS references:
chronic diseases cured HYGIENIC m
SrITETE. ] E,ast 30th-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26

go y 70 - WEST -Eleeant
rrsr..2 furnished AID decorated rooms.
So an. All modern cervensenccs 2 50
--or tsols Gac service me b=st.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26

/ GARDEN ER--ProtesIant married. no
family. wife cook laundress. both
competent and rot afraid work. reference
( OF long standing. LAWRENCE. Isl Vest
+6th-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
5urroaate's Notlces.


THE PEOPLE OF The STATE OF NEW
YORK by the grace free and independent:
To Erasmus LYMAN, jr. Clifford r. Boese Committee;
Isaac r Dlller and Diller his wife; cyrus
Woolman and - Woodmaa. his wife; a I. Braman
Albert b King and - King his wife; Alice Jackson,
Henry Grswold c. V. p. Schuyler. George Merrihew
Executor of the last will stephen Merr-
hew. decd Sallie r. Nichols the last will
and testament OF Charles II. Nichols George Whit
field. Rector and Vestry Of Of the IFoiv
Apostles and to all OF
Abigail W LYMAN. late of the County of New York
SEND GREETING:
You and each OF hereby cited required pe--
sonay 70 be and appear before Surrogate OF the
County Of New York the Surr0gates of said
County. held at the County Courthouse County OF
past ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of
there attend udcia settlement or
proceedings Of Anderson Price the Last
viii and Testament said deceased YOU as
are hereby cited, as under the OF
years, are required 70 by guardian if
have one, or If have none. appear apply for
10 be appointed, the your neglect or
failure 10 do guardian will appointed bv the
Surrogate and for proceeding
In testimony whereof have sea- of the
Surrogate's Court o said County OF
New York New York to be hereunto affixed
surrogates Witness. Hon. Abner G Thomas a
seal Surrogate Of County a the
County OF New York, the of
March in the OF Our Lord thousand n!ne
hundred.
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN
Clerk Of the Surrogates Court
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DELAWARE. LAcKAWANNA & WEsTEPN.

sisas N NswT0rk, foot Of Barclay and christopbe
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26

CARL En- ER. FLORIST Sr.-Nsrried. =, "isS
child thoroughly un6e-stsr rds mis- ou=i-
ness in all its branches. under glass and
outdoors: capable Of tskirz crarxe OF nrsT
class geRtlemans place 16 YEAR, rest re-
Prance~. D Rox 10 Trfhl.r 0%7oe
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26

"a RUENER OF take whole charge Of gen
tlenan's place. understands care %
EsSscs. cows and poultry; wife good .aua-
4rtss. IT can take whole charge OF gen
t'emar's house: no Children. can furnish
the hest reference Address c 7. Hay.
Port Washington. Long Island, y Y.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
EpAHD AND ROOMS

-. - LAST SsTH-ST.-La-ge and small
ss..,s-,,. ss...'e, With beard: parlor dining room;
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26

e. zs 9l1c Pullman accommodations at I<3 90 a,6
-'i'alTsy and - Park Place ' ~ a-io
h.-ft,at'.E Express Company will
'sssse n destination. Daily 90 iN CHECK
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26

23d Cortandt Deshrosses Streets
e z. Ferries
COrtandt Desbrossaa
Streets Daily except sunday Sunday leaves 455 Other
tSHnday as cSunday leaves 10
Z I n Sunday SIS pm.
r-6.3.5. :. 90 A. n. Local for EASTON.
10 n. For BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS ana
principal local points ParlOr and Dining Cars Con-
+sIfjJ 100 Noon. BLACK DIAMOND Ex-
world Limited statng
connecting with throughs eepers
toll Chicago Dining Il : carte -.
s12.55. 90 p. b. For WilkES-b Aftt - iON
Ss355 a. N Coal Branches and Intermediate points
ys5.IO y:J.20PM Local for MAUCH CHUNK 49,
s5.55 56.10P fhcago Nesrbuie Limited r. NlN1-
FALLS and points West Through sleeping Gers 10 chicago
- SEQ Expos ton Express for BUFFALO and
@s.35. 900 ~ For ITHACA, ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
and Nesl. Sleeping Cars TO 1h:cago
SO PLA INFTELD ard 30 I'D BRook oens daily except
ID: and - 7, ~
Fck-ts and Pullman accommodations at l @ ~ 40 ~ ana
West 24S Columbus AIe y }
Fu0n 81 Court ST Bdwy and annex station Brooh!y n
! Transfer viii call for and check baggage from hst OF
es.jence through destination
y received al Their Uptown cfice No i24e Broadway
3Ist-st- o'clock 2
received the following branch offices regular
until o'cloek p viz. 2ss
I52 Gth-ave. i2th-sL: 9Th
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26

SECOND or USEFUL MAN. 26. in private
family. good appearance, care silver.
windows gentlemans c.athcs. assist wait
ing: years personal references. kEALT.
24s Eas; S2d-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
DRESS AND ACCORDION PLEAT-
INC.

mn z ATHWM@ of every description
fTHIESa 2 HRi AaG while yCu wait. HA2-
DING 20 u 23l St. Established 30 wears
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

VIM IN u I NV ANlA
RAILROAD.
s-sTIoNs foot or West Twenty-third Street and Des-
s~rbe leaving time from Desbro..e. and
gortla5,df stTegds ] H. & i've minutes later than
stations except where otherwise noted.
Cas Neu ye-k to Pi5tsburg- Sleeping Car Piusburg
n FAST If,lEHPittslIrr and Cleveland
3.55 A. VI. PENNSYLVANIA LIAITED.-Punnan
non cas- Fc- chicago. Cleveland Toledo Cincinnati.
1ss '-ta 2 " 6ic&Go s,o5 kSb s s sT LOUIS EXPRESS
For Nashville via Cincinnati and Louisville, Indian
s55 p VI. WESTERN EXPRESs.-For Chicago For
..55 P. NJ s5UTIITEsrERN ExPREss-For Pitts
AKRON, Cleveland. Cincinnati Louisville Indian
ss p NJ - FEGIgTg Es5,, EHPREss-gqr SP'5 Rtssurg
Reu'T Ssn7sSts for Cleveland except saturday.
sissrnr Car New Ya1k 10 Altoona East feT5v PIIt
burg an4 points West daily except sunday. No
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
755. SO. $50 loIo Deshrosses and Cortandt Streets
tes5rasses and GoaSdt Streets go M q q con- 10
gressianal Lin a.. Parior and Dining Cars 25, %
s1adsy. 3 $50 lo55 dining Car n, I2.J5 g Is
so 25 Dining Car. 4.s5 Dining carr s.25 p. m
soCTTEERN RAILwAY-eFlorida Limited" p 20 D m
DesbrUsses and Cortlandt Streets I24O ?. M Week
x6Eok N6 Tz2 II RxrEW2FF64 "a L e Rshf aaiiz Memphis.
AfT1ST1c GolET 81 ? p F643as as5lg sn.c,sr. %
xses-tays Express. s55 a. and 8 Is D. m daily.
CEEsAPEAkE & OHIO RAILwAY.-T.55 a m week
GAYS ard 455 ?. n. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOIK.-T55 Is a. n
veek-days and 6ls5 D n daily.
ATLANTIC CIff-R55 a. and 2.4o D. Desbrosses
sno Cor-aaet Streets 250 ?. M weekdays Through
Eesrorlsd Trains Buffet PaT1or Cars and Standard
Coaches -
GAZE MAY.-l25s p m zre=k-savs
sox pcls OF New York and Long Branch Railroad
Net 1wsn;y-thtrc Street Station, s55 m u 40
-. snc SIS ?. Sundays. 8 I5 a m 455 D. m
e>cn DesnscSses and Cor-Lancf Streets 900 g. m,
20 ga saa 9 10 D m. sundays IS a m. 5,i5
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
oetnrosses and Cortlsndt Streets 500.
- Cd % 900 Fenna- Limited 10 10 C)esbrosses
a. pTtaaa Streets 10 2ol Dining Car. 1875 Dining
streets 40 e55 a25 3.55 425. AS Dining carr
= n. ZIG night Sundays s1o, s-25. s55 % e55
l-iniag l-a- 35. 255. Is Dining Carr IS IltutnE
0' 0-0 - ---' ---AS
sesf Offices Nos 43I so III and 2s1 Broad
eeys As1or House; West Tweuty-thrd Street Station
so stations foot of Desbrosses Cortlandt Streets.
-onft street $50 Fulton Street es Broadway and
rnis.ga1ia annex Station. Brooklyn Station Jersey
tf's- he New York Transfer Company vii call FOR
Saa eheek baggage from residences through
% destination. ~e-
czb Service 7' 'a''A fN1ii-
. z ~ p EINSeN J. R WOOD.
Iei4e-44 manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
Railroads..
Proposals.
A RMY BUILDING, WHITEHALL ST, New

A RAlY BUILDING, WHITEHALL ST, New
York City. Mare D. 19g0-seaied proposals. in
ceved at this clock noon April 5th 1900
which time and place they will be opened in the
bidders furnishing delivering
New York Depot of the euartermasters Department,
500 Oo0 yards of Khaki material fifty per
conforming standard specifications adopt
ed November 7th. 1890 proposals giving fun
information grade OF material required
Of bidding can be obtained al this Office. The Z. s.
reject accept any
all proposals or thereof. Preference Will be
given articles of domestic production manufacture
foreign productions manufacture duty thereon)
equal Envelopes containing should be
marked Proposals for Khaki Material and addressed
TO Col A s. KIMBALL Asst =. NJ. G.. L. S. a.
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
Pha- Depot Q. NJ Dept, 142s Phila
Pa. March 10th. 1900 Sealed proposals triplicate
9th 1900 for delivery al either the Phtadelphia Boston
Chicago depots Of the Qnartermasters Department
oO00 pairs Ieggins 5S 600 Campaign with large
Cords; 10000 Russet Caifskn pairs
Black Calfskin shoes 10000 pairs light weight Cotton
ings brown mixed 1000 Recruiting Flag Halliards. All
subject 70 % centum Increase in quantity II desired
W ire department samples or all articles can be seen
at the Depos named Early deliveries essential and
bidders must state rate and time OF deliveries should
Sontract be awarded them Bids based upon samples
differing from requirements viii considered Bids
for less quantities advertised Will
tanned Government the right reject
o all proposals any part thereof. Preference
given articles production manufacture
foreign productions or manufactures the duty teren
the articles must accompany the proposals UNGUAR-
ANTEED BIDS wil not be considered. The required
guarantee Blanks for proposals and full information will
be furnished upon application. Envelopes containing
plies" and addressed Col JOHN v FUREY
Deputy Quartermaster General L. s. A.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
FOR SALE.

A WALTHAM WATCH CHEAP. "A man
on the inside viii give confidential
vgfoiesaIa prices Box ls4. Walthsm Mass
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
DHEsSA1AkIyo.

ACCORDION and side pleatiEg. pinking.
shirr1ng, tGckiag and hsmnling done al
short notice and al reasonable prices MIS-
FIScHLER. 100 East l06th-st.
DREssAfAKER. competent. wants work
az home or out BY the day, 81 90 nome
preferred rsmOdeiiinE, perfect fitting.
Call i4l East 50th-st
DREssMAKING and renodeling a spe-
claity; home or out ~ the day. MIS-
!. FINK EELSTEIN. Ladies Tailor .-Cioaks
and jackets. suits made from 50 up. best
workmanship. perfect n. ls9 Eact lloti-
-, near 3d-sve.
LADIES. TAILOR MADE GARMENTS 70
Crcer. skirts. jackets. bicycle and golf
suits. remoce!linE and repairing; credit or
cash WOOLF. $50 East l23d-st
LADIES TAILOR MADE SUITS. top
ccats jackets. Newuiarkets AZ reasona Die
prices guaranteed TT ana workmanship. J.
SCHLNMEck. go Lenox-ave.
PAUL SCHIsEMACK. . le2 Tth-ave.. late
with Oscar Car!soz.-LaGies' tailor made
costumes and habi- suits made up Ia the
latest styles: moderate prices.
PHI NADLER q co. aides tailor and
habit maker. - East I25th-st., between
Madison anc 5th aTes-
UNITED STATES SUIT MANFS. co 90
West lsth-st.. nea- Gth-aYe.-Skirt max
ing, y up. jackets 81 bring yo5Ir material.
alterations IN everinE gowns and stage
dressed. 81. cleaning aEd dyeing.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
HELr WANTED
WORK WANTED.

Female.
ACCOMPLISHED, thoroughly reliable. eN-
perienced traveller; also superior. most
successful French teacher; perfect Ger
man. English. neeC leWork, desires position
requiring faithrulness. au!siTy: competent
chaperon. 6s9Neraess. courier. highest city
references MADEMOIsELLE. l.2t2
Broadway
COMPANION, Sc-8y a refined Young
lacy, speaking four languages. Who Eas
travelled extensively. compa nioE OF
chHperune to one more ladies' gong
abroad: references given. Z. Z. NJ. Pts
East 18th ST
GONERNESS. - Nortn German nursery
goTeTness for email children from three
years up. understands kindergarten like
10 go abroad. NJ B. Box -. ZAP b way
GOVER&ESS. ,Se.-By English woman as
goyerness In d family or companion TO
lady; English. French. music. CITY or
country highest references Address
ENGLISH. aol MaGisCn-ave
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26

ANNE. JACQCIA. eo2 eth-are. oppo-
site Herald French Employment Bureau
provides private families servants al na-
tiunalittes. Mattresses lauudresses paTior-
maids: French. German maids. nurses
cooks, references investigated
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
FrhHIsHED ROOMS TO LET

t.-ss.-....l-'' l-.fnassee szaHy room for ugrt
Ie-ft,-et p.i-E; az c0nKsalences. =, Sss,s,
roo. 30 wEsT.-A s,.,ny -
sness D~'n. for genflenna. refer
1tezas. al ,.r-,.,.It- VIZ large furnished
--=g z ces,red -'sless. for 4g-t house
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
- received their Uptown Office No I,242 Broadway
% door north Of Jlstst. until o'clock p. advertise
received the following branch offices regular
Office rates until o'cock m viz: 254 sth-ave-,
Gid-st. l52 6th-av l2th-st Macy's
West 42d-st.. eth-nve. % East
eth i59
3d-ave between 10th 7Trh 3d-ave.,
c1stst.. I.7OS Is-ave.. Sthst: ESQ 80
ias,-st: 554 3dave 2i0 Beeckerst. 325 Bleecker-s;
zoos 3d-ave 2i0 East T9th-s 1924 Sd-aye: 26G2 Sd
al American Distric; Telegraph Office.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

AT ST. BABTHOLONEW'S EMPLOY
MENT BUREAU
2II East 42d-sf.- Tel! 25ii4 s-th -si--ETi irst
class servants supplied: houses closed for
families Who are leaving toSH: references
carefully investigated
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
CARPET CLEANING

- - cleaned Is steam IN I-,r,5 =
c. Goor. CsnefE CarpeT f-i.--,f-..,
rGF -. Broadway. S2i Eas. z~rb--1
- ADT Tel 100 -2Sfb
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26

ror sAI.E-Tea R-LPA-N-S for ) cent,
AT druggists che gives re.ief.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
-.LL.IARD AND rooL TABLES
CREDIT To Arr

81 e. I'd AID POOL TABLES. new
;.-rs RAr -i-1 to~~St prices. ezs4ess
A1f.A EROS. - gsniuu square.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon Abner
G. Thomas, a Surrogate County Of New York
Notice Is hereby all persons having against
Patrick Smith, late Of County
the vouchers thereof 10 the sub
scribers. transacting business at the
office Of William c Street Borough
OF Manhattan. in The city Of New York the
18TH October
Dated New York. the 18th day Of March, 1900
JAMES B. F. SMITH
ALFRED J. O'KEEFFE,
WILLIAM c. ORR
Attorney Executors.
Borough Manhattan
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26

COOR-WAITRE-s RE-sS-F.rst class; together.
wi.l do WeTk small family. best refer
enCe. city or coua;rv. Call MGuasy. n. O..
1sa West I9th-st-. thlrd flight
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26

- -ltfsas TeEs-1 uable rrir.-s. s.,.,s .,,-,r
49,, representative cals TA.rs
81 Matdeu Iz1e
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26

new YORK CENTRAL,

.o rams arrive and from Grand Central s;atior
- streei, New York. follows,
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
ABNER c. THOMAS. L Surrogate Of the County of
New York
Notice is hereby given persons having claims
against Mary A. Doan late Of the County York,
deceased, present 10
their transactng al
office John p Coleman. nd William
The City OF New York. day
august
Dated New York, the 3rd day OF February. 1900
KATIE P DOLAN
JAMES 4. DOI-AN.
JOHN p COLEMAN, Attorney for Executors II and Is
william Street. New City.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26

MAID ana EAMSTRESS by a swedish
girl. willing n d LgEt chamoerScrlz-
b Box $40. l2e9 Br-adwav-
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26

GARDESER SER--SwedA. married. one hoy.
wants steady position April l % years
experience in care Of greenhouse. flowers.
lawns. hatbeds, vegetables. on gentleman
place; II wears in present position, very
best Of reference WILLIAM ARNIDSON.
Villa ms bridge. y.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26

MAID AMI SEAMSTRESS For lady OF
grown rhildrsn willing 70 travel
R6aN 20 Eas; 55th-st
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-16
ASK MORE TIME.

DaIzeIl, Scott and Gordon Have
Been Too Busy with Carnegie
Case to Prepare Answer In Coke
Suit.
PITTSBURG, Pa, March 15.--Dal-
cell, Scott & Gordon, counsel repre-
senting the Carnegie Steel Company,
limited, went into court to-day and
petitioned for an additional fifteen
days in which to answer the suit of
John Walker and others against the
H. C. Frick Coke Company and the
Carnegie Steel Company for the an
nulment of coke contract between
the two companies.
The argument put forth was that the
attorneys engaged in the Frick-Car-
negie suit have been too busy prepar-
ing an answer in that suit to prepare
one in the coke suit AS there was
no objection raised, the court granted
the order and the answer in the coke
suit will not be forthcoming until
some time next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-16
CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS.

The Movements Of Citizens and the
Arrival and Departure Of strang-
ers.
Robert Teasdale left for the east
yesterday.
D. Gundling, Esq, continues to i'm
prove slowly.
Henry F. Jones, Esq, left last night
for New York.
John M. Dauer left last night for
Tonawanda, Pa.
John Duly is convalescent from an
attack of typhoid, fever.
Councilman Fitzsimmons was re-
ported much improved, yesterday.
Mrs. c. E. Schenerlein, Of the Island,
is recovering from serious illness.
Joseph Watkins, of S. G. MAYORS
is i'll as the result of a friendly box
ing bout.
Mrs. J. L. Little, of Duquesne, Pa,
is a guest of Mrs. James Keller, OF
North Wheeling.
Mrs. George K. Wheat is home from
an extended trip to Washington, D. c.,
and New York city.
Mrs. Nelson Price Whitaker is Wis
iting he rmother, Mrs. Fonter Rushing
at Wilkesbarre. Pa.
Mrs. Morgan Nelson Cecil is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Edmund Sehon, at Huntington, w.
Va.
Dennis O'Leary, of North Main
street, received yesterday letter from
Ireland containing a bunch of sham
rock plucked from the "ould sod"
Mrs. James T. Campbell and daugh-
tiers, Janette and Ella, will arrive to-
day from Monmouth, ILL.,, to visit her
father, Henry Crawford, on Twelfth
street