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New-York tribune., 1901-02-23
Bankrnpirn Nonre.

4 I A STATED TERN of the United States
York hea a, iSe Gniee States Distre, Court Rooms il
Yo,k seroGsh q MsnSartsn this ath day Of January
1901 Present Hon Addison Brown, District Judge In
appearing 10 the satisfaction OF Court adsvii
ssrd cav Of 5snuary isOi that petition has been
IN this Court praying that the above named Henry
composing the hrm of SEYMOUR johnson & Co. be de-
eared 6ankrupts in voluntary and inoanaTy PTSeesd
David we6sier bens members Of the a. Joining IN
the szth day of December 1900: that naytd Webster
has appeared herein by his solicitor Charles W Morgan
~ nose q aEIeara9os duly hisa y the saa Charles IS
shal Of this Court the said Frederick W johnson as
shS, the sS de6t5r cSuia nct be found ana which is
le with hic Court ana IL further appearing from
NE SAD day ana hat aIpeera2os has
zen hlTa s sne nI1 1 TS pSes I1 s,S a ,Ssf SCI
vice Of subpUna pettion herein cannot with due
oraeres ans directed that The said Fredsre " oEnsSa
appear plead answer demur on the nth Gay Of March
cenber and aed in the ONCE Of the CLERK Of this
ouri On tne sA'e aay p'1S 'ns tnst hehiE a sf21r ~
David Webster being The other members
voluntary hsnErupI both indiTduaily and as
of the arm of sey or johnson Co and IN case OF his
VII be mace according 70 The PRAYER OF the petition and
order be upon me said Frederick " johnson by
publication week for rot less than six consecutive
likely give notice 70 The said
oeoto saa pubca'ion 20 commence not later than the
directed that before the Gay Of the first publication
pttoners herein deposit in Tie post once OF the civ 81
New York Borough u Manhattan copy Of this order
addressed de6tos isst place q Tssaencs
& &lSSSs; FeSssS SiI S SSsnsoS; Es2 & =; , w SSnes
y. ADDISON ERowN. Us SD
A 8 u. LYMAN. Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23
ADDISON BROWN. Z. s. n. '.
8 II LYMAN. Clerk.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF CREDI.

TORs.-In the District Court II the United States
the Eastern District Of Pennsylvania. In hank
ruptey In the Matter Of Max s Apt and Morris AT.
trading under the firm and style q Apt
Brothers Bankrupts. IN Bankruptcy. No. $50 To the
Creditors of APT Brothers of philadelphia in the County
of Philadelphia. and District aforesaid Bankrupt.
hereby given 18th day December.
bankupts and that the first meeting of their creditors viii
De hei once. No 200 Bullitt Building. city
Of Phila delphia Pa Tuesday the 5th March.
a. n, 1901 $50 O'Clock in ;he afternoon, which time
the said creditors attend their claims appoint
examine the bankrupts and such other
business properly come before said meeting
EDWARD T. HOFFMAN Referee Ia Bankruptcy
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23
NEW YORK CENTR AL

HARLEM DIVISION.
e2 A NJ. o.35 y M Da.ly. except Sunday 70
4attsnele: Sundays only al 20 A NJ
Pullman at through
Hum mated witt Pintsch Ieh
Ticket orices lia I BroaHrvny
Union So ". 275 Columbus l3a West l2sth St
l2oh 81 and lSSth 81 Stations New York: ana 7as
FULTON - ard l0s BroadWaV. r y. Brooklyn.
Telephone 800 2sth Street" York Central Cab
seI.iee ssFgage checked from hotel residence by
Nes'cott Fvrress Germany.
FlGaR VAN TTTFN. GFORGF
General supeTintencent General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23
ERIE RAILROAD.

ahfopeh tTans sew YORK. foot vi Chamber, :,
- toao~s and minutes earlier from v. Esd 81: -
p..on m Daily.--Solid for Buffalo. , m m
rssf rssffe@mion MaNerly E.m.ra and bradford. coseass
car ana cafe dining Buffalo.
lou p. Daily --ChiragO Lmfed-Fast Nau-Solts
rsa q chcaEo arriving 20 D. m Arr Cleveland 40
eeenefs o. Chicago Cleveland 4 ncnnati DIntns a.
xgss.o - Dails -BuoIslo ane Cleveland ENpress-Arr
-nAio 30 bradford 7. 20 jamestown and lOuns.-
'.e anc Cleveland Car car ~ N--
b.l5 Daily -Solid tratr for Rinrhar,,on Nr.r.-
-, Eislra Chicago seepers Buffalo Chicago clncn-
lASAaEls haEclls Local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
n, HNNoa.ADDAilONS al M. H., .Gl, sOl and s5s
rs.lssy. ls7 East l25th 81 and 2T8 West lasth 81 :
s.. 80 pie anf Neat ia ST. ferries New-Yark: s3a and
"a. ltlton 81. ~ Broadway. nrO0klyn l.2 River 81
r. anc Jersey city Station. New Yors Transf.r
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23
WEST SHORE R.R.

sra Is leave Franklin 81 statun. n. Y. az follow.
.7l0- isiff loot West s2a St. n. r.:
tIi "a, q A.-for Intern points Albany A Montreal
- N'--iD Lake M0honk. MinneRakAa sarstcxa
.ls n a, tattsin Mountains and Utica
sz,s A-Chioago Express. Daily.
f5sr - M-ooni. lad. for Detroit Chc4eo 81 lyouis
~is = go For tiudHon River Pon's Albany. !.
- -t-t-r Rochester. Hunao. CleVs a
SIX 60 soches,sr Buffalo Detroit a 81. Lgsis
sISi. 81 Tor Syra- fOch. Mas. Fails Det. 4 chi
ser Hs' fDslly except sunday I@sves rroo..lsr An
CITY y ~ a, losio =. M 81 gas Z. M I<syes Jersey
ss,Ass 5sos a. principal hotels and onhees Bssgaks
''i' @sssra Passenger Agent. n Y.
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central R. R. OF new JERSEY.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
HAILHoAD.

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
..asO $50 500 300 1000 .ll.sO a. m 400
.lso $500 IS 90 ts.oo s'sO0 fs,so 800 200 4TsO
500. sf9.e5 . m. 80 IS ndt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
ss4.3O SEQ slOs0. a. n. fl.OO $50. .S 40
as 90. 200 .. m. 80 Is mdt
Oices Liberty ST. Ferry. South Ferry. iis. iT2. 26i.
sSs as5 1900 1854 Broadway ave. 7ST 9th Ave-
. Union Sq West East Issth 273 West i2sth
s. esa colgnlhgs Av. New York: Court 81. s44 500
FULTON ST. Brooklyn: as Broadway. Wilha New
YORK Transfer Co. eals for and checks baggage 70 eesu
sFon Liberty ST. only. .pany. tpsiy. except sunday.
tsuroays only
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
second hand. lowest prices; easiest terms
MARX BROS - linton Square
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23
BOARD AND ROOMS.


Al HOTEL. ROLAND
Ssth-st. between Maids son and Park sves.
Acdern hotel with very comfort and cor
ysnience. DELIGHTFUL. ROOMS. 81 PER
DAY: 50 WEEK LIGHT ROOMS. WITH
BOARD. Sl2 PER WEEK SUNNY
AOCAs. WITH BOARD. S14 PER WEEK.
Every room mas hot and cold water. steam
neat and electric light. Suites of two and
three rooms. wiki bath. References re-
91ired CAENOF BE EQUALLED FOR
THE MONEY.
sSD-ST.. ls2 WEST Quincy Hoten. ada
cent B-Oacway.-S3 IS. s. weekly; (;
steam heated transients soc. 81. 81 80
daily.
ST: ALBANS. East 3ist-st -Redecorated
throughout. elegant suite: private baths
ana service: parlor dining room: table
board
40 EAST H-ST.-Iarse corner room.
rail- room. together or separate. with
board: references exchanged; can accoEnao-
catC four table boaTders
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23
MACHINERY. .

At REDUCED PRIsEs.-50o secondhand
wcor and lr'n working machines. fuzzy
guaranteed. machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO n. EDDY. 3sS Madison-st
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23
CARPET CLEANING.

pets cleared by steam. by tand or on the
hoor. i.55s Broadway. 42l East 4Sth-st.
coz r Pr 'NDT Tel t32-2sth.
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STORAGE NOTICE.
HAEGFR STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
nnca goo West afth St

HAEGFR STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
Olice 800 West Saith St
To Florence Anderson. Mary Brady. J. ".
Borj-s or wife. Benz B. 5owns. John Bates
man mos Cornell or wife, Annie Cooper.
h Coliopy. e.. ". Demartst NJ. X.
Doreulu. Mrs. z l. Dowuer. Mrs. A. J.
Dowliuy. Theodore Dey. Richard Dougherty
John G D.llett or wife. DR.. J. Z. Edison.
5 Fa!rman. Mrs. Louise \. Fuller. C.
Mrs " y. Gibbons. Jas. Glassford or wife,
Blanche Harris Mrs. julia Holmes: carl
johnson. Mrs Ann Jones. Mrs +. Ksllner
or son Henry Lee, Lizzie McDonough.
Henry McGee. estate OF John MeDonough.
Ms. Mary Maper. Hudson Moore, W. l.
Mathot. DR.. Thos. j. Murphy' Ars; a.
Mi.f 20 Mi ze % Blerne. MIS- = hoom
Parkes Caroline A Page Mark W. Potter.
Wm. Pruette. Mrs. Nancy NJ. Price or Miss
T : Evans Mrs. Lillian RauAln. Margaret
Reichslt. Vim. c. Richey. Thos. z. Roberts.
Mrs Elizabeth slaughter. Miss Maggis X
Margaret a West Mrs. Mary T. West.
Mrs. a. Wakeman: You are hereby notified
that the HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Personal.
EFFFN-TS AND MERCHANDISE. as
scheduled in the warehouse. receipts issued
for said goods and stored by you or Tor
yoar account In these warehouses. will be
sold az Public Auction. and the proceeds
deb:edness and the expenses incident TO
such sale. Said auction sale viii take place
at these Warehouses. No. 300 West Sith
Street NeW-fork City. on MONDAY. March
9Th 1901 az 10 a. m, and VIII De con-
tinued each succeeding Monday. at tno
same time and place. until the sale Is
completed.
HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
CuAS. +. CORBIr Manager.
New-YoTk. February ieth. 1901
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DnEssyIAKING.
TAnNR MAnr SUITS EgEE

TAllNR MADE SUITS FREE
Any iadF can secure a handsome tailor
made suit 20 order IN the latest styls
worth S65 absolutely free % charge with
very little trouble TO herself Gail after
Moons only THE MOSTkOWITZ LADIES
TAIIpES. - West f2t-st. near 3th-ave.
ARTISTIC FRENCH MILLINERY. Hats
copied from latest models at reasonable
p-icev. ladies' own materials maze up
III MPHREY 219 West f9th-st-
DRESS MAX FsE-Bv uFst class ladies' q,
misses and children's dressmaker. for
rlerlv with 5th ave houses, latest models. .
U7rcerafe prices Call or address Sirs.
u INpSOR i27 West 62f-st
LATEST STYLE BOLERO. chenille hoas
shirt waists. lawn and tucked dresses; /;
fr- cbil1re-'s dresses anf cloaks. ladies
ties. Renaissance and Marie AntOinette
No-k. home n out by DAY. FUCHS. -
East il5th-st.
MILLER & FENDER. dressmakers. 219
West f9th-st.. can take more customers
for the coming Sc son. excellent filters and
des Eners prices reasonable. also children 5
d-e-s7rsk 3 ~.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.

AUTOGRAPH LETTERS Of famous people
uought and sold. WALTER r. BENJA-
W. - R~07dwav send for price list
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23

I. THD UNDERSIGNED. will sell al auc-
tion. On The 25th day OF March. 1901, at
1880 a m. at Cagney's Storage Ware
Aouse. 2ls West 3Tth-st.. City OF New
York, all goods and effects stored at said
warehouse In the following names. viz. ::
Kate kuzeler. Mary j. Stoble. George
HaTt1. Julia Cronin. Margaret Gray. Annie
Pierce. Mrs. Refs Johnston. Kate Reardon.
Csthartne DwyeF. Mary Fitzsimmons. Mrs.
OCounor. Mrs Miller Reid. Martha Me-
CleEsn. Minnie Marion. Lizzie Dunn. Annie
Reilly. Bella Griffin, T. A. Black. Harry
Burke. Dolly Burke. Polly MaliOy, Mrs. jos
Motion. Lotte Bell Henry Siblsy. James
Th0rnwel. cathartne Burns. Bertha Hat
too. Julia Cornell and others. II the storage
now due be not paid before the Ilth day %
March 1901.
Dated. New-York. February % 1901.
JAMES cAGNEY. Auctioneer
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23
PENNSYLVANIA

0ENNSILvANlA
HAIhHoAD
s-.TyoNs foot q WEST TwENTY-THTRD STREET
aNp DEsBRossEs AND CoRTLAHDT STREETS
a 1.-The icnsing time from Desbrosses and
cartlandt str.cts fs i've minutes Inter than
,hat given below for T~enty-thtrd street.
station. sNcCpt where otherwise noted.
'rs Ns| YoR 70 PitshufS Sleeping Car Pitssburr 70
NJ FAST IINF . Pif,sSnTs ana c1.v.,a,s
as A NJ. PENNsY Iva MA L.iMiTED.-PGi1mSn Com
ss For chicago csysSnd Toedo @ ciSciSasr iiin indr
7E'Pon ". iSaHickGo sNb ST LOUIS EMPRESS
Tcledo Louisville tvia cinc'nnatD. Indianapolis Chi
ass ". 81 Io-Is ExPREss.-For Pittsburs
SIS =. VI wFsTFRS EHPREss DH5Ts cSiSaro. For
'p ~ rkcTFc rYpPSs T rs car ,,,.,urr ana
o.F0 s k0oE's OK Gls.1 qsy via shsnsnecah Valley
sss p " ctEvELANn ANp cINcINNATI Ex-
PRESS -F-r Pttshpne. Cleveland. Cincinnati.
WASHINGTON AND rEE soUru.
sA So 49, iolo Des6-osses and cortlandt Streets.
8 nns 6ar 40 SSs pSsSfsosses SS9 ana ~ % corts5,
srse,s ssg ssa 'S,ongTessonal Lin, an Farlor and
$50 n !. q nls.! sunday 25 SIS loss DINING
I'm" gn Parlor and Dining carsl. a25. e5 Dining
solT1rRN Fia1tds nov Imiisd' Nv h? nsss is % r. m
lsssr'sses - sna cer'laHs' sIreets ie4 p M week
N6RFol.Y Avn w.FsS,TERH RAu-wAY.@FoT MenpAi,
ATIA,TIc COAST INI: 'Eloraa Special 10 p
ssvs Fxnress SE5 a m ana = IS p m daily
eTfEs APT a KE a OHIO RAILWAY.-sS5 a. and 4 IS
m daily.
eFAP0APn AIR IINF.-''rorida aud MetronoIitan Lin.
tied" - ~ daily Express - 10 night daily
OLD POINT COMFORT ans NORFOLK-7.SS a. N.
reek-fovs arf Sah daily
tTt.ANTI" 'lT.Y-aS - a. m. and * weekdays
Throurh Aesttfrlee Trains. Buffet Parlor Cars and
rspT NAv-1o ~ y
nsin Nev Yor ana Fo~r BranrN Railroad fs-orn
Wsst e-'-fhird Sweet StatIorN SIS a
eeA sns aFH Ssnssvs ~S N. * .. m
l'ran Deshr0ssea and Cortandt Streetsl. 900 a. m.
1850 $40 and 10 r. m. SUNDAYS . IS a. m. Sis
ron vssrs wv pNrs
si0 Gleshrosses and Cortlandt Streets G. aol
SIS S55 - 9H Penna. Liuiteal 10 10 fTNeshrosses
and c1rlan6 Streets 10 20l Dining can iNss Dining
Car. i.A q. ~. - SS. Il - DINING Narl 2l0 0les-
t-osses nnd Corflandt Streets ol ehs % SIS aea
80 10 nE can ass GDiure Csrl. : ~ aDr'nc carl
!. NA $50 - =. m. 70 10 nlrht SUNDAYS e 70
le', n'nlng C9N ~. - * ieaS lID'unF carr. iAs
caA A& Dining carr T55 25. s5s. 8 es .. IL 10
Tichei oHoes Nos 4Gi itas 1854 III
hstor House: West TVenty-third Street Station
ana stations zoo; - Deshrosses and oranif Streets
Court Street s6n Trlfcn Street as broadway and
perrsylvania Annex Station Brookvn; Station Jersey
city The New York Transfer Company win call fnr
snd rheo haEsaee from hotels and residences through
desfirpti1n.
Telephone a4 Eighteenth Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cqh Ser,foe
y Hi-TCpTNSON. y. Y. wO0D
General Manager General Fassr Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23

ADVERTISEMENT and supscrforion. FOR
The Tribune received az their Uptown
Ofice. N0. L242 Broadway. % door north
Of 3ist-st.. until O'Clock .. m. adver-
tisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until o'clock
y. m, VIZ, 25i shave. s. G. cor. 23d-st !:
I52 6th-ave.. cor. l2th-st.: Macy's, 9Th
ave. and I4th-st If2 Columbus-ave near
West 66th-st. lOs West 42d-st. near 9th
ave. 92 East 14th-st: 257 West 42d-st-.
between eth and stk aves-: i59 East 18th
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23

GOSPEL TABERNACLE CHURCH sth-ave. and 44th-
st-Rev, A. b. SIMPSON. Pastor will preach 1880
Evangelistic services. TS0 Mcknight services
2.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23
Lackawanna Railroad

SleSpeis open sE 80 =, n, c.,,.s A.. -.
se9 Broadway Il Park Pl lSS W i25th and sSs
TON Rrodk,vn.
westcoIs Express Company viii call for ana check
baggage destination Except Sunday. .Daily.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23
OLD BOOKS BoUGHT q SOLD.

BOOhS for cash. entire Libraries pur-
chased. calls at residences free. 5. c.
PAINS 2Sp 5th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23

GRACE METHODIST. West IO4th-st near Columbus
ave. Rev. p. u WATERS. u. D.. Psstor.-ll and
sermons BY the Pastor on Friday evening February ?,
grand conosrt IN the church
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23

HUGH o. PENTECOST
% Ma6tson-ave. near 2Ih-st.. Sunday. II '~rh
legislative Superstition
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 1918
West isth-st between 9th and 9Th aves.-christian
Science services sundays at i0;45 a m. and 2.
Wednesday evenings a. o'clock Reading open
daily from q 10 D m
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23

FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor
ner 22d-st-Rev. WALTER DUNCAN BUCHANAN
D. D., Pastor. breaches al II a. n. and p.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. cor 3ist-st
Rev. HENRY n SANDERS. d D. Pastor viii preacs
al both services: morning. II: evening. $.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23
HELP W ANTED.

HELI' W ANTED.
A1IENTION--Mer wanted. s. 70 any Eu-
rOpean port. LONDON. Liverpool Glasgow
Hamburg. Bremen. also free passage ana
steady positions procured SHIPPING OF
FICES. C!tnton-st., OF % West-st. New
York
RANELLINCi SALESMZN.-To the whole
sale and retail trade on.y. salary 81. 200
and expenses THE NATIONAL. 800 Cax-
ton Building. Chicago.
WANTED. men 10 travel % Europe ~
assisting feeding live stock on fast steam
ers; also experienced cattlemeu for steady
work. can personally. ATLANTIC SHIP
PING OFFICE. 207 -2U9 2d-st New-York
WANTED. Responsible Philadelphia firm
wants Office manager az New-York: sal
arv 81. 500 yearly; $500 cash and satisfac-
tory reference required commercial refer
ence furnished; position permanent Ad-
cress fostoffice Box PSI, Philadelphia, Pa
WANTED.-iOO men, eoIored or white for
railroad work. Apply BENJAMIN, 6S3
Nontgomery-st. Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23
WORK WANTED,

t'emate.
COMPANION or GOVERNESS.-By highly
educated. musical Swedish lady. with
diplomas; speaks different languages: will
Ing to travel; the best of references. Ad-
dress Miss A. NORSTROM. I22 T. 3sth-st
-------------------------
GIRL. in off6e. at any work: excellent ref
ences. 2. RATNER. ~ Stant0n-st
GONERNESS.-An experienced English
governess desires re-engagemeat: visiting
or resident. 81 references. TEACHER,
i2I West 5Ith-st.. care Mrs. Fitch.
STENOGRAPHER.-F class; experf-
enced. permanent position: Al references:
salary SIS: no agencies. PRICE, 1OO7
Fark-aVs.
TYPEWRITER.-By young lady with
knowledge OF stenography. for Office work
cashier. Will work for small salary; furnish
reference. security NJ. 40 Garnet-st.
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23
uNFUaNIsHED ROOMS TO LET

UNIVERSITY PLACE. Al tore block west
OF Wanannaker' 'sl--L.arge room: southern
exposure; hrspla =. rare chance for tu-rier;
50 so; also small room 81 so Capt. RIGGS
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23
MADAM MoUNTFORD

VII explain some Of the hard savings Christ from her
Oriental point OF view. Prot. MORGAN'S Male Chorus
VIII sing Mr. NJ r woOD s6,oist. Miss Lillian
BENDER. vioiniste West side Y NJ {. A. Auditorium.
AL
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23
Railroads.
To Atlantic City via Lakewood
Central r. r. of New Jersey
SPECIAL EXPRESS
4 HOURS AND 8 MINUTE S

Is now dsys only. This spieneidy
equipped train composed of psror ana vestibgled
ooaches ma drawn by hard GOAL burning giant eon-
pound eneInes leaves New Nork. foot Liberty
sac p N and South Ferry sSs p ~ arriving Ataatie
C.ty NJ. Leaves Atlantic CITY $50 A. II. arTIV-
ing New York II 40 A NJ.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH corne
of S7th-st--Dr. ABBOTT 2. KITTREDGE Will preaci
at n a n ard ?. Christian Endcavcr meeting a
7:i5 . m. Sunday school e:s5 a. m.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23

MADAME MoTrNTFoRD's I.ENTEN LECTURES
PiCFl RESCUE PALESTINE. BEAUTIFUL COSTUME
Association Hall. 23d-st. and sth-ave. Tuesday. Fe
IS s:l5 p. m.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23

LOST.
BANKBOOK NO 27s go of the Union
Dime SAVING Institution Is missing
Arv pers-n having clnlm 20 L u neteNy
called upon On present the same within yen
days or submit "a having said passoook
cancel ed anf "a rev one issued
BANKBOOK LOST Baukbook No SIS. i0l
u the Blwery savings Bank IS missing
The finder IL requested TO return " 70 tpe
hank II not rest. e1 before the Zlst DAY
of March 1891. Application VIII Dc made 70
The tanE f0r new tcD K
lost -Passhock 80 To- 543 ~ the East
RIVER Savirss Institution Finder please
leave Il al the hank. Chamte-s-st All
persons a.. cautioned not 70 purchase or
uegHtiate the same.
lost or STOLEN. .--Bankbook No 406, las
% the Emigrant Industrial savings Bank
Pavnert stopped Please return book 10
bank. No 81 Chambers-st-
lost or STOLEN -Bankbook No. i12.346
u the Emirrant In ustl al tvtnss BinN
Pavnssnt stopped Please return book 70
hank 80 81 cha m e-s-st.
IOST or STOI.EN. Handbook No. ais. 500
os Tie German Savings Bank IN tle 1lty
of New-York corner 4th-ave. and l4th-st'
issued 1, b. Herman. All persons are eau
toned against negotiating the same. II not
returned 20 the bank % the 1th daY OF
March. 1901. a duplicate VIII te lssaeL-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23

MADISON AVENUE PRESRYTERIAN CHURCH. cor
ner 5Sd-sf-. HOWARD AGNr'N JOHNSTON y. n Pas
tor---ii g. sermon By DR.. 2. P. DUNLAP. % Siam
Al ? m, 'Beholding the Lamb 20 Cod
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23

MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. corner 6Oth-st.. Rev. ANDREW LONGACRE
D. D.. Pastor--i a. n. preaching by the Pastor.
preaching by the Assistant Pestor LINDSAY
B. LONGACRE sunday school 9.30 a. m Midweel
socisl devotional service. wednesday. s.l5 p. m
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23

MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH MAJ
ison-ave-. corner o. 24th-st-T@v. c n. PARKHURST
D. q. Pastor--Sabhath service II q and p.
Rey- EDW ARD O. MOORE. Pm d. will preach. Bible
school In chapel. 10 A. Classes trr s1ul-s.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23

MEMORIAL BAPTIST. Washington Square-In ~
morning Dr. JUDsON n thc evening Nj MACMUI:
RAY, With Mrs. oxiev. Gospel soiosf. and the Mise
Res nolds 'celllst and yioI.rist
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY
Licensed ami bonded. 800 Broadway.
Rooms HIS telephone 1851 Franklin.-
All civil and criminal cases attended 70 b.
expert detectives. male and female.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23

WANT lady OF refinement 10 take care in
valid wife; some lifting required: vases
sl6 month Call morning before IL
DEMlNG. III West 124-h-st. References
that can be inVestigat ed.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH T9th-st. and Broadway.
p m
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23

GARDENER-By Protestant; experienced
In raising. flowers. fruits. vegetables IN
succession. and we'll UP in his work: good
references. Address +. G.. Box "a. f.24e
Broadway.
GARDENER. Married. 81: years expert
ence in Horticulture. vegetables. all that 10
necessary TO manage sentleman's place sat
lsfactorily: best OF reference as 70 ability
and good character: wife good buttermaksr.
J. n. c.. i6s Palisade-ave.. fonkers. y. Y.
GARDENER. by man with firsr class ref
erences. as vegetable gardener. under
stands cows and horses. married. GILES
PIE. ls0 East o3d-sI
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23
EMPLONMENT AGENCIES.

ST RAETEGl lMMEM'S
EMP OYMENT BUREAU.
ail Eas' 42e-st.. first class domestics are
supplied
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23

MoRAVIAS CHURCH. Lexingtoa-ave ans 3o,h-st-
Rev n a GERDSEN PasrHr. FIRST Ientcn dis-ours.
on TIE Voloe from the Cross." n
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23
WORK WANTED.

Male.
YOUNG MAN. q. az anything; good pen
man; accurate figurer; good references.
GROCER. 2.f West 61st-st.
YOUNG MAN experienced. 20 run elevator,
electric hydraulic. HARRY JOHNSTON.
H2t West 25th-sr
YOUNG MAN cOlored. as valet. porter or
any kind of hoUsework; speaks French:
best reference. GEORGE lands. 25t
West 5Sd-sJ.
YOUNG MAN German 25 educated:
any position with moderate salary. where
ne can study English thoroughly. DRESS
LER 1J7 3d-aVe
YOUNG MAN. studying civil service. would
90 ANYTHING IN exchange for being helped.
b. i.2i2 Broadway.
YOUNG MAN. with legal education. de-
sires position with mercantile or financial
firm. willing 10 furnish surety bond. Ad-
dress JOHN =. MCGOWAN, 50T w 42d-st
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23
HELP WANTED.

Femaie-
COOK ana LAUNDRESS--Pr family
references required. German preferred.
$50 West ii6;h-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23
HENRY FRANK,

Sarnesie Lyesum. Sunday morning HE'S Twentisth
Century series Collapse Msdisvai Rslixon Mss
Randall sings. Free. ~ '1'S'
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23

SEw-YORK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 7th-ave an
iesth-st-Rev Dr DUNCAN J. STMILLAN Pasto
viii preach al II a n anniversary serusln Re,
-ALL.EN 3. DE CAMP r.eachss a. I.as p
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23


Rev. +. +. HALLENBECK, Speaker.
Assoeauon Hail 2sd 81. ana Fourth-ave as m.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

HEAD GARDENER OF superintendent:
German 80. married no children; 20
years experience: has a thorough knowl-
edge in eveiy thing pertaining 20 my pro
fession. 2iz years in present and 10 years
in last position none need apply who do
not want the service Of a thorough. practt-
cal man. Address f. s. Box 0. Tribune
Office
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23

GARDENER.-A French gardener, late
from Paris; IS years experience IN
Paris: has several recommendations from
his EMPLOYERS in that country; speaks
French and German; has several packages
choice seed from France. Address ALElN-
AMBER I.INGER Chief Gardener. 93 LIN
coln-ave Torrington. Conn
New-York tribune., 1901-02-23

GARDENER.-By first class man; life ex.
perience in greenhouses and all OUTSIDE
work: English 81: married. one child; high
est testimonials Address GARDENER
Box 2fS. Greenwich Conn