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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-08

nation to the effect that all peddlers and
hawkers without license must be off the
streets; by Tuesday next or be prose
cuted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-08

I,ctidIcrs nn-i Hrvkers.
The members of the Retail Merchants
Association will be pleased to learn that
the Chief Of Police has Issued procla-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-08

was bid at the Richmond Stock Exchange
Board for Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company common ana
preferred stock. and only ten shares were
offered for sale, and at s274. Should the
stock be sold at 500 and the bond and
certificate of deposit collected the stock
would then realize TO the State only 500.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-08


Mr.. Walter Mason, Of STAFFORD, is
visiting DR.. J. L. Mason Of this city.
IF. A, worstell, of Beverly, tran
sacted business in the city Thursday.
Mr.. G. H. Kean, of Macksburg,
was business caller in the city We'd
nesday.
Mr.. j. Hobelitzell was up from
Parkersburg transacting business
here Wednesday.
Mr.. F. c. Stille, of Warner, was
among the business callers in the
city Wednesday.
Mr.. Geo. Graham, of Xenia, arriv-
ed Wednesday to visit his cousin,
Mrs. A. T. Williamson.
Mr.. Rufus Steele went to Bartlett
accompanied by his cousin, Miss Inez
Steele, to visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. j. e. Devices returned We'd
nesday from the Coolville camp meet
ing and reports q very interesting
time.
Mr. S. l.. Angle returned Wednes-
day from a trip to his old home at
Buffalo, where he visited the Pan
American Exposition.
The street cars were responsible
for the death of two dogs yesterday.
One was a fine pug belonging to Jul
ius Urschel. 1t was killed on Fifth
street The other belonged to Jno.
Lorentz and had it's leg cut off. 1t
was shot to end its suffering.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-08
Mrs. Maria Hall.

Mrs. Maria Hall died at her home
on the West Side last evening. The
deceased was widow and left no
children. She has three grand child
rem living, Jas. Hall, VIM. Hall and
Mrs. Mccoy. Mrs. Mccoy lives in the
city, the grandsons live one in north
ern Ohio the other in Indiana.
The deceased was 76 years of age,
death was caused by complication
of diseases together with advanced
age. The deceased had large circle
of acquaintances and was much re-
spected. The funeral will occur Fri
day.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-08
Serious Accident.

While Mr.. Frank Wires was work.
ing on scaffold at Leideckers' We'd
nesday he fell off and was badly
bruised. He was removed to DR.. Nc
Kim's Office where he was given med
ical attention and it was found that
no bones were broken He was taken
from DR.. McKim's to Grace Hospital.
1t cannot bede etermined yet whether he
has received any internal injuries,
and if not he will be out in a short
time.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-08
Band Concert.

The program for the third band
concert to be given Friday evening"
Aug. 8, is as follows:
Overture-Orpheus. 80. ..Offenbach
Merch-La Zouave. ..... ..Vengeur
(a) Holy City Baritone Solo) Adams
(b) Country Club Two Step. Holmes
Descriptive-Hunt in the Black
Forest .......... ...... ...NoeIkes
ynopsis-Breaking of day; singing
of birds; Growing of roosters; hunts
mems call to arise; chimes in the dis
tance; Hunstmen's horns in distance
to assemble; they mount and start;
call to halt and dismount as they ar
rive at the forest blacksmith shop;
the smith at work; call to assemble,
drink and sing the champagne song
they mount and start again; the
hounds scent game; after the game;
firing of guns; barking of hounds, etc.;
homeward bound.
Waltz-Ernestine. $50. Chambers
Medley-Popular Songs. .,.DeWitte
Gavotte-Enchantin Bells i. Tobani
Overture-American Fantasia 49,.
49, '.'. .''' 80. .......'H HERBERT
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-08
BUSINESS LOCALS.

WANTED-A good hustling man to
sell our goods in and around Mariet-
ta Will pay liberal commission to
agents and give big inducements to
customers. a. small bond will be re-
quired. Call Thursday and Friday to
the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Co., Norwood Hotel.
Aug. S--2ts.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-08
Hearts Made Sad.

BY the death of Miss Helen Nc
Kinney, oldest daughter of B. J. and
Florence Mckinney, a short bue use
full life is ended. The death summons
came at l o'clock Wednesday after
noon from that dread disease, con-
sumption, from which she had been a
patient sufferer, During her long
sickness she was always cheerful and
never complained.
She was born at Belpre, O., Jan.
IS, 1872, and moved to Marietta in
1876. She was graduated from the
Marietta High School in 1891, For
more than two years she was en-
ployed in the Office of the Times as
proof reader. She was of agentle dis
position, and all who knew
her loved her. She was never
known to speak an unkind word
to any one. She was deservedly pop
ular for her many high qualities of
heart and mind and leaves large cir
Gle of friends to mourn their loss. She
is survived by father, mother, two
brothers and three sisters.
The funeral services will be held
Friday morning at o'clock from the
house.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-08
Katie West.

The death of Katie West occurred
from typhoid fever Wednesday even
ing at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John West, who reside on
Lundy street. Her age was eighteen
years. Besides her father and moth
er, she leaves brother and sister,
The funeral will take place Friday
afternoon at three o'clock, sun time.
Interment in Oak Grove cemetery.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-08

Wanted--To rent, four unfurnished
rooms suitable for house keeping.
Address TX" Leader Office.
Aug. Z If.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-08
Final Dividend Notice.

In pursuance of the order of the
Probate Court of Washington county,
O., the undersigned, assignee in trust
or the benefit of the credi-
tors of The Marietta Plan
ing Mill Co., will on or before the 10th
day of August, A. d, 1901, at my place
of business No. $50 Rich street, Co
lumbus, Ohio, pay upon the valid
claims of said assignor dividend of
IA per cent.
F. S. COLEMAN, Assignee.
Aug. s 1t.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-08

FOR RENT-Good residence prop
ETY.. Inquire of George Wieser, 234
Front street.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-08
Sacred Meeting.

The Wesleyan church will open
their sacred meetings at the Fair
Grounds Saturday and continue to
Sunday. You are welcome.
j. e. ARTS, Pastor
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-08

For Sale or Exchange-For smaller
property or vacant lots, nine room
house, large lot. Centrally located.
Apply to j. A. Plumer & Son.
July 81
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-08
Bonds for Sale.

Ten thousands six per cent bonds of
one of Marietta's S best enterprises can
be had at bargain if taken soon.
Address j. c. Hampton, Marietta, o.
Phone 405.
Aug. s ct.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-08

WANTED-Two Bright Young Men.
Call at the Commercial College, ISL
Front street.
July 26th. If.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-08

We have nice line of Ferns and
Palms in stock at Greenhouse, corner Of
Fourth and SCANNED streets. Cut
flowers and plants of all kinds. Design
work and Decorating speciality.
j. w. SMITH
Nall phone 1888.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-01
AT-CTIoN SALES TO-DAY.

p, William NJ. RYAN: No 336 West Fifteenth-st.
south side 400 feet west OF Eighth-tve, SSxSl fVe
story brick tenement house; foreclosure sale; Me,
ropoltan Life Insurance Company agt George Erd-
rna,D e- al . Ritch Woodford. BcVee & W a!lace'
Jilills H Seymour, referee: due on Jucg-
Tnent S22 S5S 90; costs, $3.50 IS; taxes etc >oo
nv Herbert A Sherman: WllloW-aNe- anu @ @One-
hundred nd-t thirty-seventn-st northeast
with an u abutting in One-hundred-and-In 4 y
e;gbthst 1OOx226x202x30 6x100x225; vacant; I0re-
closure sale: Robert W Stuart agt Thomas n: & ne
ct all E. H. Moeran, attorney Arnltage ~ no *
referee: due on judgment, costs, etc.' sI'V4' ID
taxes, etc. $500 4S. - Ora hun
fourtf-st northwest corner, oOASO
two story frame dwelling house; foreclosure Sae
P;cbard Z Cornell agt Rachel Greer ct al; Miller
Decker &. Miller attorneys; G. Thornton "aTEeb: ar en-
referee due on judgment Ss,191 o. costs $-'' l.
taxes etc, S242 81 - w.. ,-,,,a
BY D. Phoenix Ingraham & Co: No west NineI e.
+,t-ninth-st south side. 80 feet west OF CenIIdi
PARK West 25xI0o11, five story brick ana stone nt
house: foreclosure sale; Jessie G. McbflGe az :.
Adrian H Larkin referee; due on judgment $-o'-
900 %. costs S40l Il; taxes, etc. Sio3 %
New-York tribune., 1901-03-01

Carnenter referee due judgment $25ss So, COSTS
s25S 70: taxes etc S99 50; City Real 1state
r,erv for S3 500 No l0S West Seventy I'M
south side s. feet west of Column bus-aNe' -VAlo-.
subject 10 prior mortgages. S2S1oo' 10 fgLttg
Sandifer for $110 prior mortgages anu tb
Kines1rdge Road side. 10 y feet Soun eoa p
One-hundred- and-siXtyfifth-st.. 700 ,,G
vacant: foreclosure sale; action No li51 9.G =,
antee and Trust Company agt Jacob ~ t2ut,Td I1.e
al: William H. Stockwe attorney IoIln n SS5t "a
referee: due judgment, S5iZJo.3t 80 Irn
taxes. etc. I,S2S 81: Withdrawn 705 fent Vest
ixty-fOurth-st., north SIDE 4uV LeeJ
IF Amsferda nl-aye 5QX9911. vacant; lorsclosuL.e
sale: action No >: same parties; due on
sI5 eos s.: costs S347 o.; taxes. etc: SS5S -,
drawn East SiNtieth-st. south SIDE. 90 rTe nix
of First-aVe 1S7xl3O 5x59x44X155; one story pIlch
stove foreclosure sale: Mutual Lte lHSuI.
Companv agt. Solomon 3. Toplitz ct al 3rs D4Ntes
Stone & Auerbach. attorneys; e. lCoh9hte. ts o+c
due on Judgment S1430s Il; costs sfll 20 ''N'' 49,
S4sl 79: withdrawn 90 -, Wet Tv-e,,-
teth-st north side. 223 feet east OF ven frlrc
i75x92 one. and four story prCA suns a,H In
buildings: foreclosure sale Broau"aE 2SottoerI y
s,i+,,tion a ct James r. Floyd ct al; flcHdlu -,
Kelv attorney: James ". Perry. reteree: que Cii
ilIdcment SIS $40 63; costs 1913 6S; taxes e''''
e qe5 SS: to plaintiff. for $4,000 -, vt-oet
R,- d Phoenix Ingraham & Co; 20. lot .z+ " 81
rL2ee,ty-eighfh-st south side 1905 feet east OF OF
esan1haTe o8x73 3x25 3X24 10X5 5Xl sN
story brick flathouse with stores; foreclS9e i al
1Jeryx Fogert trustee agt benjamin slIS G.
Henry L. Bogert attorney Mlafn am u; w sS5 %;
cree: due judgment, Sl4ot! go, Co9''' V' o'
taIes etc $50 Adjourned 10 March = w., -
D. Ian9es 7 Wells: Stebbins-aVe ana tiot-iT
Garner S0S7X220 90X6l 9sxlOl lXoHIoJA
903 14X60 SsS and certain road or r4Ett y.
- Two story frame dwelling houses ana Nac5Ilu,
ror+ition sale Eliza beth T. Tillran aet TI
99ro-rn ~ al W Stebbins Smith. attorney; jacob
Fromroe. referee; taxes. $3.50 50. Withdrawn
New-York tribune., 1901-03-01

SEWING. .Sc.-EXperiencs1 c--l 70 do Plan
sewing and chamberwork. or rs manu.
best city reference. 4S9 Sth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

& 50 f so1. # Tsst sa EPfsSs Fl Lens RoS's2ii sa
Marie T crosse to J Krause; mtge. $4,000;
same IN : property: Gertrude Kneies
soosy N5 sG6 West 5oxo22 Peter Banner
ann n Nssi:on-avs aa4ic@5 5000
cs23L 2s,b,I Pax cls Mfs' to Peter 'ia Banner
Dora D;spkin. ntge. s34 600 r ;. slI 90 80.
7z2i3 H2i 3 j4ane qa e' E feohmaa @ Joseph
lsSrhs3 Sqss4@Gin 5: iGi7 # " Of St 5oEio9
Pauline Kata 70 D Brainerd Ray; mtge. ia5 i@S
a15is St $ 80 # Of 9th-ave 25x9S9; Thomas o. %,
10 Louis Ise niee SI9 800; 5 Exchange
TIE Trust 90 Of New-York; mtge. 10000
it1itiss tsther Bsrnaar5t to Alma daaaH; mse,
lsstS-st Is $ ioI7 # " Of St Anns-aye 5oxloo
Frederic Te,reau to Pauline Hatz mtge SSS' ,no
ea2s Isl No 2is East 2dxsoio: Max Hochstim g ooo
ade 5 GS a RS r 10 etS 70 joseph XyerbacE 10000
Saa sasan59n sS ct al to John HerOoia ana "!e 1880
s-5ys $ Of 4@hs, 7551loe sc Mary ,oo
e4st stV 20 s. Ea iSexioo5 josephine Lazarus oo oo
5ossPhinss l E Yishos ,o,a, ;,rse cha. 10000
AEs snss s Ss' Home a8a circle Big BSs ,oo
3 2s 10 ie@hs' s51so; Hs5
Inorgass 1sN S24ooo '' ''N' 1880
Rankin to Geo simpson; R $ ss5. /
100 IL james m T Bradley 20 Aezander Mcclean
ss5 Fusiee 10 to Emma fS L De WalteaPss s s95 2so
10 RcbaPd H Williams: s $4s..'...."... $4,000
nerfgase atG1IenS i' Si2 Exchange
rra3 ces MARI g.s 40 70 Thos Byrne' 8 So
@ d;&i 1sea-s 2ssz9oHEs ssaSo Hsa s sa
Ge2fss e'eihS SIT s 60 hooeft Alena " $1,000
ssdTst Nos S$s and $3.50 East Soxic0s; Rachel
iese David and wife: X :, 80 ou
s4th-st n $. 264.s It Of Columbus ave. 90 6H
lo22 Joseph Mount to William Fox :
be arE to ooIne5 Alexaadsr Gi war TT
5osaite c: roas Mary BrooSs: S SIS 100
ioolI James Bradley sIo- g O. Alexander MCLEAN
So moTsssss asa r. S1o5eoG oG 2ox
100 IL e. James Bradsy sio 70 ooo Alexander Mclean
ie, ,n1 1T : f tsTo9fr of MoFFaye N.2x old es
..H; mortgage. g go, -.
1oo As4aSdsr Melean to ianes Bradey
,,ab s Sse; saS SFEaFs' e q 20; 10000
saias as g James Bradley IS 5o 30
=, 8; S.T G aas # Of 85o cols%basays lSoH
to vTiiliam 6 PARK: r ss7 $500
,Sssf So.sbhiHs ortTaFs. @a;s $500 100
100 II; Alexander MCLEAN to James Bradley;
M5eaoags,st. 10 lOS and 10 ia Ninetta Lane;
Sssss i 9ss, 3 4aa sRs 70 j
poand, referee Bertha steuer r s. s2s so 2ssoo
'ORs ms; p Of 5haye sS4fss george
''s 70 ehas Ni%SfAsasf lanes z s casfr ma
4sSasst 80 > East 25xiCo s. Panies Faye TO 100
Rssinai1 sayre er s sSs n1prtgage 72ooo
George 4 stimpson to Edmund Dwight; mort
rqSs St ii Of LeaoA-ave. 37eioaii:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-01
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY William n. Ryan: One-hundred- "a nd-hfteenth-
st. south side IS feet Of Broadway 1O0xlO0 II
vacant; foreclosure sale; George T. Victor agt
Jacob ID. Butler ct al; J. A McCreery attorney;
Henry B. B. Stapler referee: due on Judgment
ss,S6 50; COSTS S53S %; taxes etc. al3i p; with
drawn No. $40 East hundred a nd thirteenth
St, south side, lis feet east OF Second-ave 16sx
100, story brick dwelling house: foreclosure
sale; Henry L Van Wyck ct al, executors and
trustees agt. Meyer Solomon et al; Stephen Van
Wyel<, attorney; William J. Tanning referee: due
or judgment S4i55 IS costs. S22l IS; taxes etc
SIS Sc; 10 Meyer solomon for 1880 South and lack
son SITS, northwest corner, 50Xsis, two six story
orlck tenement houses. with stores. and portion OF
six story brick tenement house with stores: fore
closure OF plaintifs lien: New-York Security and
trust Company 2gt. Philip Wood al: Bowers &,
on judgment. costs. etc. sl83s7 II: taxes etc
80 6s; withdrawn ceoar-st-. east side 100 fee;
100; also Wanut-st. west side. abutting on Oal,st
100 feet north of syracuse-aYe. ig0x290 also Chest
nut-st, west side. 100 feet south OF Syracuse-aye
ze,SlO1 vacant: foreclosure sale; Mary e Cugei
sgt. Allan G. Macdonell AL; Dexter tlsborrs q
Gillespie, attorneys; John c. Oconnor referae.
s1ss &C; taxes etc ss3 g. Walnut OAK and CESS
nut-st plots 10 plaintiff for aeo cedar-st to q r.
BY Peter F. Meyer G. Co.: No. sll West one.hpn-
dred-and-sixteenth-st south side. I75 feet west y,
Percy A. Larter ct al: Hull & Horton. attorneys
william G. Davies. referee: due Judgment 500
tiff for s23 800. No 45 West Twelfth-st NORTH
side z237 feet east of Sixth-ave- I9llxss ex44 ?
three story pr1ck awelIlng houses foreclosure sale
James L. Flanagan agt Thomas Robbins. admin
istrator, etc. et al; Turner. Mcclure & Rolston
attorneys: Stanley II. Bevins. referee due OF
judgment s2s72 "a costs. sZ7 30: taxes, etc. so
prior mortgage 5000 the plaintiff 50 500 ovei
prior mortgage and interest No. 423 West Thirty
second-st, north side 25Qs feet west of Ninth-ave
sale; Grace T. Glaze agt Charles r. Burke ct al
Kpeeland La Fetra Glaze. attorneys: Philir
New-York tribune., 1901-03-01
......... Il uun.inoton 70 Charles W Val

Katherine II Huntington TO Charles " Vail
II S S24: mortgage, S54 600. ...............
Iexington-ave e $ 75.5 IT of 5+th-st, 23x1oo
Milton q Butterheld 10 John Buiger; 5, So
Pitt-st W s I25 It n of Grant-st 25xlOo; James
p Campbell and another TO Joseph Poistein
Rutgers Place No 13 n $. 26X1i0; Charles Geiger
and another 10 Simon Dinersten: r 5. s42 90
Henry-st No 22s. =. 23.5x10o. Henry-st, No
a3O 5 : 23 9xl00x23 6x1o0 Henry-st s, 241.a
II OF Clinton-st, 35.4x10o; Henry-st. s.
2l2.l II e of Clnton-st. 81. .4X1Oo. Henry-st s.
lot No oil map Henry Rutgers; Harry F1schel
TO Max Kashowitz; 5, s42; mortgage. $4,000
9lst-st No % East. l7.1x1oo.S; Antonie Chancy
10 Andrew Carnegie; II 5. $50 5o mortgage
5000 cc - - t7rioo &. sor,
Williams. jr. 70 Andrew carnesie' s
S24 so; mortgage, SIS 900. ......-.-..-.....:--.
9lst-st n 2SsI II OF 5th-ave. 17x1ooS
Morris Simon 10 Andrew Carnegie; r S, $50 80;
Rutgers-st. n corner Madison-st. 2bxSiI; UTy
Goodman and another 10 Herman Sesal ct al;
r. s SEQ so: mortgage S45, 900 0..........-.....
Lewis-st No 100 $ 2fl1Oo. 1x27. .3x1oo.3; Jonas
Well and another 10 Eliza Cohn; S. s13;
mortEage. S25 900 ................-...,.......
New-York tribune., 1901-03-01

COOK and BAKER--Rv raI,abI. -
Wiling and ObHgtng; private nr b'e-sa-l. Al.
sGIse' sin' reference 532 West 5srh-ste- ons
New-York tribune., 1901-03-01
STORAGE NOTICES.

NEw. Ey5.t.2I YORK: MARcH I, L laol. Refill
Warehouses. @3S to 26i st. Nicholas ave
70 Mrs, NJ. j. Lester. Annie Davis, Sarah
Sutphen Mrs y j; waterbury. Fanny
Orcutt. tr-. Mr.. or Mrs. r. F. Kehoe Mrs
=. H. McClain. Mrs. NJ. f. Wood W. w
Gibbs, l. Joseph. Mrs NJ. Williams. Mr.. or
Leon, Mrs: L. Madure-Thos. ]. ODon-
nell, r.. W. Phillips, G. outwater. II. H.
Patton, Mr.. or Mrs. VIM staube. Mrs J.
" z Kane. Mrs, C. w. Matthews. Mr. or
Mrs. J. Campbell: Harold Walton. Ellie
0.connor Mrs Delta McGlynn; J, X.
Chgs. Birch. $ H. McElwain. G. E. Avery
Mrs \. NJ. Geland. Mrs. L. Center. Mrs
]. &. Bishop. Louis Rhoner. Mrs Ella elf
ford. Mrs. j J. McGHI. Mnt. Loan assn.
(Streeterl, Jas. G Wagner. Frank J Nc
Govern. ". F. Coffee. Mrs. J. 7 Easton.
4io,hnr L r; "9ods q NIIIrt Jnfs Hs Masner I " II 6
Huntoon, Louis Guion. H. G. Hemming, 4
Bnford. Mrs W A. Eytinee, NJ: \; Frsund,
Mrs Henry. ]. ". Harris. Mrs. Jas II.
Rich. Mrs. Mary Lugo, Marie Hin W. II.
Kennsdy ass1. 59hn Mrs 4Nell 1sNs oS,.I S9 Mrs n
Angivin, DR.. Geo. W Winterborn, Miss f.
Girvan. Ms. NJ. Workman. r r Stewart.
E. Schnale, Chas. H; Bates. B. F. Ingra-
Mrs Norris NJ. l. Justin. o. b. Williams:
You are hereby notified that the time for
the payment OF this FIRMS lien unon the
property hereinafter described having ex-
pired, after due notice thereof had been
given you. this firm will cause such prop
erty. 20 wit household goods. personal ef-
fects and merchandise stored by YOU in
their warehouses; to be sold at public aue-
tion. according to the statute in such case
made and provided. at their warehouses.
a5S to 26+ St Nicholas-aVe., on Tuesday
morning. March L. 1901. at 1880 O'Clock.
and will continue each succeeding Tuesday
at the same time and place until the sale
f- p Darling x
tioneers O'REILLY BROS.
np1ATsgR FHOs cnnfw afw mfw mfwytpt
New-York tribune., 1901-03-01
ADVERTISEMENTS pna subscr,pt,oD, 70,

ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office. No. l.2i2 Broadway. ID door north
OF 3lst-st.. uuJii O'Clock p. M; adver-
tisements received at the following branch
offices at regular office rates until o'clock
p. m, VIZ. 25f sth-ave.. 5. e. cor. 23d-st.:
1872 6th-ave.. cor. l2th-st.: Nacy's 9th
ave and lith-st.: li2 Columbus-ave.. near
West GGthst' l06 West 4:d-s,.. near 9Th
ave. % East lith-st.: 2o7 West 42dst..
between ith and Sth-aves.: l5J East 4Ith-
ST.. I.33S 3d-ave.. between 10Th and nth
New-York tribune., 1901-03-01

GARDENER and landscape of long eX-
perience; married, 10 children competent
TO take charge Of s-atle: an 5 private
place; as superintendent, n hval gardener.
being an expert cUltI-atO. of tropical
plants roses. grapes. etc. and vegetables
in and out OF doors. best Of references
Address Box 81 Oradeli. y. \.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-01
HELP WANTED
Male.

BUSINESS MANAGER. with some capital.
for new art magazine. ORIGINAL, Box
So Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-01

GARDENER-By German; married, on
private place: practical experience in
greenhouses. gardening farming. g-adtng
and building roads; wants cottage. = {.
BICkE.L. 93 Walker-st
New-York tribune., 1901-03-01
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wAyrrD

COOk.-By conoetent woman: first class.
ing Call. 465 West 23d=sT. 10 wash
New-York tribune., 1901-03-01
CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co-Car-
pets cleaned by steam by hand OF on the
floor 1.55S Broadway. 421- East 4Sth-st.
COE & BRANDT Tel 131-3Sth.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-01

COOK, &c--ReIiable woman. avc.rr.-.
COOK and hrst class baker: assist wasSirs
a. S..laI4 LSinIIy city or country; good rel
erence- Is West 19th-st. one his6t r-,--
OU1h '.I5> or work In kitchen; city or country
NlInng- HEWITT. 4O1 West 19th-st-
COOK--City or country. Mrs >r0vrr ~
100 West S0th-st. y" LII.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-01
MACHINERY .

AT REDUCED PRICES--Juo second-nand
wood and inn working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO r. EDDY. 39S Madison-st.
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SECRETARY. COMPANION and MAID
Ry an educated English adv; Won-o
travel: tirst class reference Address SE.C~
REsTARY 903. 6th-aVe-
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Real estate tl1anteb.


r OTS warted on Washington Heights Send par
IL ticulars No LOUIS BECKER. 2003 a m
s1erda-ave northeast of 159th-st Telephone s.
Highhridge.
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WORK. W ANTED.

\ YOUNG LADY. II. good penman, wishes
position in an Office. E. MAAS. 100 East
6ith-st.
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CO?YISTS WANTED.-Two young men
between the ages OF 10 and "a 10 copy;
must write neatly and lesibly and have
good references. Apply 146 Brc Idway.
Room 300.
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OFFICE CLEANER.-Bv honest woman
Re,iford-st.
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HOW TO RE HEALTHY. REACTI-
EtiI AND STRONG

HEALTH WATER Of the World ingram
Lithia Water: Natural Specific; Rheu-
matism. Bright's Disease. Indigestion.
Dropsy and Gout. INGRAM LITHiA
WATER co. 1851 West 2Gth-st
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PACKER or bill clerk by youn- man. 30.
in wholesale house. where faithful ser
vices and attention to duties will be ap-
preciated; Al reference J. y. PERRY. $50
Pacihc-st.. BROOKLYN.
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Q AND 5 ST0RY nnHsES

All modern improvements sweiI and square fronts no,
and salon 3arors.
near Prospect Park. Wildwood st. Just Flatbush-
ave. prices oE errn 10 suit Send for illustrated book
ave: New-York office. Broadway
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UORTON'S ICE CREAM.

HORIZONS ICE CREAM is the standard
Ice Cream II the world. II is no secret;
everybodY knows IT, All orders promptly
nIef C,tv or country
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GARDENER. N all branches.
including orchids. dollhouse fruits. water
lilies and exotic plants; only charge ue H'st
class garden desired: .-fe-ences- GAP
DENER. 35 Cortlandt-st.
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CAPABLE BUSINESS MAN wanted. with
900 to take one-half interest and
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Tribune Office.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
second hand. lowest prices; easiest terms
MARX BROS. 2E Union SQUARE.
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Acknowledgements. with IL years ex-
perience, wishes two or three houses, uu-
derstands boilers, engines and steam heat
ing all repairs. best reference. JANITOR.
2G9 Chrvstie-st
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WANTED.-Men 10 travel to Europe by as
sisting feeding live stock on fast steam
ers; also experienced cattleTen for steady
work; call personally. ATLANTIC SHIP
PING OFFICE. 201-oC9 od-st