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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-23

At ,Raliinlogh. Roscommon, lre.' Sat
urday, John p. Hayden, member oil
Parliament for South Roscommon.
newspaper proprietor. was sentenced tG
II days imprisonment for inciting to
bcycotting and the non-payment of
rent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-23
POLO CANES.

At Brockton-Brockton. >; Lowell. 6.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 8; Salem. j.
AT acknowledgements. 10; Clinton, .
At LewiSt :: Portland. :.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-23

II had running. itching sore on my
took away the burning and itching n.
stanfly and quickly effected permanent
cure" &. w. Lenhart, Bowling Green. al
m.wf&wtf
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ment made by you is not satisfactory.
You are In error If you suppose tina,
You have the same right any othef
citizen to express publicly AN opinion re.
garding official questions pending in the
course of military discipline.
The established and invariable rules
fective discipline of the service impose
limitations upon the public expressions
of military officers, with which your lon
experience should have made You IA
Your duty Is to express your opinion
on official matters when called upon BY
your official superiors or in ',he due
course OF your official reports and recon-
mendaticns. and not otherwise. The first
article OF the regulations governing the
army of the United States provides:
Deiiberauons or discussions among
military men conveying praise or censure,
or any mark uf appreciation toward c,th-
ed
This provision has been a part of the
army regulations for at least half a CEN
tury, and the highest obligation to OBJ
serve 1t rests upon the officers whose high
RANK should make them examples to the ir
subordinates.
ANY other rule of action In the militia
ry service would be subversive of disc ip-
line. Ii would not be tolerated in SUI
baitern, and 1t will not be tolerated in
any officer of whatever rank
The present facts are that for several
years tnere had teen an unfortunate and
bitter controversy in the navy depart
ment-a controversy generally deplored
even by the participants, as tending to
bring the service into disesteem at home
and abroad. and to destroy those rela-
between naval officers which the interests
of effective service require.
In TINS controversy the army had not
been involved and no bar had been raised
10 that good feeling and friendly relation
between all the officers of the navy and
all the officers of the army which is es-
sential to the successful and harmonious
cooperat atiOn of the two services in preDa-
ration and in action.
A court of inquiry had been held on
the matters in controversy and a report
had been made. in which one member of
the court had dissented in some partic-
ularS from the majority. and the report
was pending before the reviewing author
ity.
AT this point you. the lieutenant gen.
eral of the army. saw fit to make a pub
lie expression of your opinion as between
the majority and minority of she court
accompanied by a criticism of the most
severe character. which could not fail to
be applied by the generality of readers
to the naval officers against whose view
Your opinion was expressed.
1T is of no consequence on whose side
no right. holding the office which YOU
did TO express any opinion.
Your conduct was in violation of the
regulation above cited and of the rules OF
official propriety. and YOU are justly liza
bic to consure. which ! now express.
Very respectfully.
"Elihu Root. Secretary of War.
Lieut.. Gen. Nelson a. Miles. Head
quarters of the Army.
''P. S.-Your second letter of explana-
ton. dated today. and received since the
above was written. does not change the
case. The necessity for repeated eXDla-
nations but illustrates the Importance OF
the rule which you have violated.
.'Elihu Root. Secretary of War
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-23

The interview referred to by Sec. REQ.
was as follows:
Cincinnati, Dec. 16.-Gen. Nelson 4
Miles, commanding the L. S. army. ar
rived here today. accompanied by Mrs.
Miles. They are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wiborg at Clifton. Mrs. Wiborg
being relative of Mrs. Miles.
In speaking oil the finding of the Schley
court of inquiry, Gen. Miles said:
II am willing to take the judgment
of Admiral Dewey in the matter. He
has been a commander of fleet. and as
such has known the anXieties and respon-
sibilities which rest on man under
these circumstances. He was instrument
tai in the destruction of one Spanish
fleet, and knows and realizes the feel
ings that encompass an officer under such
conditions.
- think Dewey has summed up the
matter in clear and concise manner.
and believe his conclusions will be in
dOrsed by the patriotic people of the
United States. / have no sympathy with
the efforts which have been made To de-
stroy the honor OF an officer under such
circumstances.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-23

Sec. Longs Endorsement on the Sch,ey
courts findings is as follows:
The department has read the testimo-
ny in the ease; the arguments of counsel
at the trial; the courts findings of fact.
| opinion and recommendations the indfvid-
ual memorandum of the presiding MEN,
ber; the statement OF exceptions L" N"
said findings and opinion by the appli-
cant: the reply to said statement by III a
judge advocate of the court and his as
sistant and the brief this day submittec
by counsel for Rear Admiral Sampson.
traversing the presiding members view
as to who was in command at the BATH,
of Santiago.
And. after careful considera ton. the
| findings of fact and the opinion of the
| tull court are approved.
| ing member differs from the opinion "i
| the majority of the court. the opinion oi
the majority is approved.
LAS to the further expression of his
views by the same member with regard
| to the questions OF command on tn"
morning OF July ). 1898, and of the it'll.
! to credit for the ensuing victory. the con
| duet of the court in making no finding
| and rendering no opinion On these ques-
| lions is pproved-indeed, il could with
propriety take no other course. evidence
| on these questions. during the inquiry.
having been excluded by the court.
THE department approves the recon-
mendation of the court that no further
proceedings be had in the premises.
The department TecOfuS us dpDltcid-
lion of the arduous labors Of the whole
court. JofiH ". i-ons. .
Secretary of the Navy
Sec. Long sent "A letter to Admiral
Schley informing him of the depart
ments action, and also stating that i'll
view of the action taken the department
would not hear argument from Admiral
Sampson's counsel as to who was in COM
mand, and that being the case there
would be no necessity for Schley, through
his counsel, to reply. A similar state
ment was also sent to Admiral Samp-
sons counsel. ~
When seen at his hotel Admiral Schley
stated that he did not care to make any
| comment whatever upon ,ne action TAX
| en- by Sec. Long on the findings of the
court of inquiry. The admiral said that
| he would leave Washington. Monday, for
New York City. where he will stay for
an indefinite period.
| Sec. Long Saturday, issued the formal
| order dssolving the Schley court of in
I 0uiry.
| The order was communicated at once
| To Admiral Dewey, president of the
: court, who acknowledged its receipt, and
said that IN conformity with the order of
the secretary he had announced the dis
| solution of the cOart.
| Following Isl the text of the letter sent
| by Sec. Long to Admiral Dewey. this af-
] iernoon. dissolvilg the court:
The court of inquiry. of which you
| are the president. convened by depala-
ment's order of July 26. 1901, for the pur-
pose of inquirin9 into the conduct OF
Rear Admiral OFen Commodore) w. s.
Schley. L. S. ~, retired. during the re-
cent war with Sp;fn. and the events con-
necsed herewith. rs this day dissolved.
the court and the Judge advocate accord
| ingly. Very respectfully,
| (Signed John ID. Long"
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-12

James " McElhinney. plaintin. against Mary
Alice Brown. defendant.
In pursuance Of n Judgment Of foreclosure and sale
dated April 20 1899 entered the above entitled
action April -. 1890. 2ni order amending said
Judgment entered August 1900. UNDERSIGNED the
said Judgment named will sell public
ton "A the York Real Estate Salesroous.
Broadway Manhattan Borough. Nev-York city. the
18th day Of August. 1901. at twelve o'clock by
+. Co. auctoneers tho directed
by judgment be sold. and described therein as
follows:
All that certain lot. piece parcel land situate
lying and being IN the Borough of Manhattan York
CITY. beginning a point the northerly ne
Nine.y-st street hundred and ff;een seet
OF lire of Amsterdam avenue. n run
ming thence northerly and parallel the
terdam and part Of the through
wall, hundred feet eight inches
the line ~ the block. thence easerly along
said line seventeen feet. southery and
again parallel with the eastery line Amsterdam
and part of the distance through a party wall one
hundred feet eight and inches northerly
line OF NinetyTst street and thence westerly along
same seventeen feet 10 the point place Of beginning
New-York tribune., 1901-08-12
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
once and P o Address No IS Nassau Street Borough
~ Manhattan. New York civ. New Ynrk.
STPREIE CoTRT sTATE OF NEW YORK.

George II. Fearing and Frederick Sheldon as Sur
rving Trustees Amey r sheldon Plaintiffs against
Betsy Marks. Thomas J. Mcclure. Mary
Mary being fictitious the first Of sail
defendant being unknown these plaintiffs plaintiffs
intending designate thereby the defend
Thomas ! Mc(iursl. g Howard Nanneman: Samuel r
Naokey; Lena Steinthal and Albert Stentha
the firm of l. Steinthsl Company, Health Department
~ the city II New York: John r. CreaEh: Charles NJ
Ciudknecht. DefendantsTrial desired County OF
New York.-SUmmons.
To the Above Named Defendants: You are hereby
summoned 70 answer the complaint in this action
"a serve n answer the Plaintiffs Attorneys
within twenty days after the service summons
exclusive Of the caN Of service and in Of your
failure 10 appear. answer, judgment will taken
against YOU by default, for The relief demanded
complaint
Dated the 4th day February 1901
PECKHAM. MILLER & KING,
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS Ofce and Post once Address
so Broadway. New York. y. Y
Mcclure tsaid name Mary henF fictitious. FIRST
Of said defendant being unknown these plaintiffs
plaintiffs intending designate thereby the the
defendant Thomas J McCure): The foregoing summons
Is served by publication pursuant Al
% the Hon. David McAdam. one Justices Of the
Supreme Court Of the York dated
day Of July 1901. and July 1901
with the complaint in the Office Clerk Of the County
Of New York az the County House. the Borough
OF Manhattan, CITY. County and State of NeU-York.
Dated. New York July 18th. 1901.
PECKHAM. MILLER & KING,
Attorneys FOR Plaintiffs ONCE and Post ONCE Address
No 50 Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan, City Of
New York.
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5urroaates' Notlces.

n PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon. Abnef
C. Thomas. a Surrogate OK the County OF Ne77-f ork
ooe Is hereby given TO all persons having claims agalt
August iren late the County Of New York deceased
TO present the with the
ers at their transacting the ONCE or
Ieyoi Duer BaUerdorf. attorneys No ll5 ESroao
the CITY Of New York Manhattan. before the Fly
teenth caY Of August, 1901
Dated New York. the Ninth day Of February, 1901
PAULINE GREFF, E>yscutors
PHILIP MOCK {
DE1O. DCER G. BAUERDORF Attorneys for f1xecI
tors No lis Broadway. New York City. Borough OF
New-York tribune., 1901-08-12
Batavia Street

Batavia Street
Tho approximate amount OF the lien charge. TO sat
sfv which the described sold. Is
1896 IS. with interest thereon the 18th day
July. together with allowance amounting
1920 together with the sale. The
approximate Of the and
rates liens be allowed purchaser
the purchase paid by the Referee Sl375OO
and interest.
Dated. New York. day Of July 1901
EIGENE Refn
New-York tribune., 1901-08-12

Io-I4 West Houston Street
Inc approximate amount OF the lien or charge, 70
sasIy which the above described Is "a be d Is
$b Il with interest thereon Goth day Of June
1901 together with costs and allowance amounting 20
$401 q. with interest July 1901 together with
the expenses Of the The approximate Of the
taxes assessments and water other liens - De
allowed to the purchaser Of the purchase money or
paid by the Referee. S 1858
Dated New York. 29th day Of July. 1901
HENRY D. CULVER. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-12
oIst Street

The said premises Will % sold subject
Sl4 300 and interest nve per from May 1901
and - the lease II the tenant expiring 1901
The amount u plaintiffs claim sa.f premises
Is S2h11 ~. and also q 9S Interest Thereof
from April 70 1893 The only unpaid l7 tho water
charge for The sear commencing MAJ 1901 7ba!, -
which viii 5e allowed the purchaser the purchase
S1pNsr-y cov,!f-N
Dated y Y. July n 1901. E...-s.
JAMES ". NTELHISNFY
AtI.rLeE Cor L--L-.-n
New-York tribune., 1901-08-12
Noiicc of Snmmous.

as spouses grantees heirs devisees or otherwise the
plaintiff.
M ne ne foregoing amended summons is served upon you
ug publication pursuant order O lon. James
a blanchard one uf the Justices Of the supreme Court
OF the state Of New dated
ot June, 1901. hled the of the
amended complaint IN the office the Clerk II the
county of New York. County Court House in the
Borough Of Manhattan. in the city County Of
Ne" York which amended complaint originally filed
IN said office the twenty-hfth day Of March 1901
Dated New York. July s 1901
MICHAEL G. GROSS. Plaintiffs Attorney, OfHce and
Fostoihce Address. No , Chambers street Borough
Cf Manhattan. York CITY
New-York tribune., 1901-08-12
SCPREME cOrRT. CoL-NrY nE IN

YORK-IIy " Reresf,r1 c.r-ye r. ,,lri,,-. ,,,
JACOB Is Lehman Trustees under me last Viii and
Adam Fischer othsrs peter5anfs IN pursansc az
"a To ,pt ' %. ana sac duly made and entered
July. 1901 J. tho undersiEued. ;he Referee said uig
Real Estate saesroom. n III R-eaaway in tho Borough
81 @ AianhGitaH T!} q New" York the eorh day u
Kennedy. AuctoEee- premises Greeted bv said alr
ment 10 be sold ana therein described az follows. AT
ments thereon situate IN section block Nemaer go on
scIloed IS follows; Commencing ar goint North
eriv side = West Houston formerly eale1 H5ustorl
ahoutD Westerly from the Norihueserl -6rrc- o., IVES,
ana @ 1'.lsr Sti,et. az he division lire between
land ~ said Adam T. Fischer and ruanre thence North
eTy aad parallel with Wooster street and alons al
with West Houston fort-three feet and a inches
Ten I rof @ 'oT rSs1 T 81 ,le estate o. $ p Van
party wall seventy feet to the Nortder,y SIDE of
ery side ~ West Houston three feet and two
distances ana dimensions more or less re1g The sa1e
premises granted and conveyed he by Viola
hereto Of ne asi part by he name Of Adam Z Fisher
W i,eH aStea me SKIP day n Iuy 1895. ard recorded
County of New York ? Iher - Of ,o,y,Ies
ever to ana with the henedt ~ -, subj, nov"
agreement bearing date the venty-ntnt dGy ~ August
Mary T recorded in said Registers One IN aid
eetio9 Ianer 81 81 conveyanccs Page io2 10th
agreement made by and between Jasper r Crcpsev Emil
lsenmann ana the said Adam Fischer giving 10 said
Number sixyelght Gs, West Houston street 80 long as
NgmbeF 5 @ ef y9q 4s,o On she wall o. the building
grStHend IS recorded In said Registers once in Section
Li1rr ~ or 'onVeyances, page 32i day
Dated New York. July 2ath 1901
GEORGE g. DE WITT Attorne, for Pliriirs Ne IS
Nassau stree. Borough Of Manhattan. York city
its street numbers are 70 "a West Houston Street:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-12
foreclosure Sales.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK-The American Missionary Association. Plain
I'M against Robert l. Shaw and others. Defendants IN
pursuance of judgment OF foreclosure and sale duy
made and entered the action and hearing
6ate the 18th day cf July 1901 Undersigned the
referee IN said judgment named. will sell pubic auc
ton the New York Real Estate Exchange Salesroorn
No III Broadway. the Manhattan, city Of
New York. the 18th dav 1901 at II clock
noon that day by William VI. Auctioneer. the
premises directed by said Judgment he sold and therein
described as follows: All those certain lots pieces or par
cells OF land with the buildings and improvements thereon
erected situate lying and being in the city County ana
state OF New York and which taken together bounded
the easterly line
t23 feet and nine 90 inches nOrthery from the point
formed by the intersection the eastery line of Roose
welt Street With the uorthey line Batavia street.
ming thence easterlv and parallel with the northerN ne
OF Batavia Street eightyone (s and () inches
northweserly along southwesterly Chnm>
hers Street thirty-sX and 80 inches
thence westey and parallel with the nOrthery line
of Ratava fftysx t56l and inches
TIE eastery line of Roosevelt Street and southery
along the easterly line Roosevelt street
ca feet to the point place Of beginning be the SAID
several dimensions less Being premises
Marie G. Barth his wife by 18th 1S9S
and recorded the Block Series (Conveyances)
Section Lber 30. 207. indeXed Block No
III on the land map of the City OF New
Dated. New York July 10Th, 1901
EUGENE SMITH Referee
WM. IVES WASHBURN. Attorney for Plaintiff. No. Il
broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New York city.
The following is a diagram he
numbers No. 6S New Chambers Street
No. &c Roosevelt Street.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-12

Il q Thoms. Surrogate Of the County OF New York
Notice is hereby 20 al having against
Eliza betha Schwsrzwalder sometimes known Elisa
bstha sch lat= Of the County New
6ecessed 10 present the with thereof 20
their place
the once OF Dtyo. Duer Bauerdorf. atorneye II5
f2-osdway in the CITY OF New York Manhattan.
before the Fifteenth day o: August: 1901
Dated York, Ninth day Il February 1901.
HENRY sCHWAnZwALDER, Eve.r,o-
ELIZABETH HERB. GAeSutors
DEYO. DuER & BAUERDORF. Attorneys for Execu-
tors No ii5 broadway. New York City. Borough o;
Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1901-08-12
NEW YORK sTPREAIE COURT. CoUNTY

OF NEW YORK.-Sumnons. Trial to he had in the
county Of New York. George Henry Warren Lloyd
lsst will and testament Of George Henry Warren. de
ceased, Plaintiffs. against Whitney Warren
t5oeief, George Henry Warren Edith {. Miller. Lloyd
warren. Robert Walton Goeet Beatrice Goeet, Constance
Warren. Gabrielle Warren. Whitney Warren. jr.. Edith
Miller. John Percy Coleman Alden, George Henry
Ten Alden George Henry Warren, Whitney Warren and
Lloyd Warren Executors of the last will and
lStrator with the will annexed Of Mary I. w Alden de
reased George Henry Administrator of goods
Sattes and credits OF Emelne W. D. Warren deceased
The Girard Trust Company Of Philadelphia Ancillary
guardian q the and Of John Percy Cole
man Alden George Henry Warren Alden. defendants
TO the above named defendants: You hereby
serve OF the Plaintiffs Attorneys
within twenty DAYS after the service Of this
exclusive Of service: and your fail
appear. answer Judgment against
You by default for relief demanded IN the complaint
Dated New York. June 18th. 1901
DEWITT. LOCkMAN & DEWITT,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
ONCE ard p. O. Address SIS Nassau Street York
To the defendants Harriette W Goeet Robert Walton
eToe.et. Beatrice Gocet Constance Whitney Warren.
1Ieorge Henry Warren. jr Charlotte Warren Gabrielle
warren whitney Warren. lr John Percy Coleman Alden,
George Henry Warren Alden Sharswood Brinton.
istrator with the will annexed Of Mary l. W Alden
ceased The firard Trust Company Of Philadelphia
Coleman Alden and George Henry Warren Alden: The
foregoing summons is served by publication
pursuant 20 order of the Hon. David McAdam.
OF the Justices of the dated the 10Th
Of the Clerk of the Of New York
Court House in the Borough Of Manhattan City. County
and state Of New York The l9th day OF July. 1901
Dated New York July 18Th. 1901
DEWITT. IOCKMAN & DEWITT.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
Once and P o. Address No IS Nassau street borough
New-York tribune., 1901-08-12
Gountru propsrtn for Sale.

FOR sALE.-5O farm; 800 acres; So 500 income;
l. milk route established 1877. Address AD1INISTEA-
TOR. Box 10. West Warren. Mass
EfOR SALE NEAR THE CONNECTICUT RIVER az a
= great sacrifice. gentemans country place,
slsting Of beautiful residence. improvements
lhcIudlng gas. electricity, steam
etc; hne stables, kennels and outbuldings elegant
GROUNDS and the finest half mile trotng park the
STATE; game preserve Of 1000 ncosed with
hsh wire fence, containing ponds brooks
viy stocked speced trout ducks rufed grouse
quail woodcock rail pheasants squirrels rabbits
Haddam. Conn. 49,
New-York tribune., 1901-08-12

anfnrnisbr0 Apartments 60 fct.
THE HAMPTONS,
18th and 1l7th St rooms and bath: Gle
vator service steam heat electric light all modern
improvements. Inquire
DELLA APARTMENTS.--Centr location 4s East 2Gth-
ID hst-class apartments. elevators and kitchen
service. Superintendent. INQUIRE OF on premises
New-York tribune., 1901-08-12
FURNISHED 6onses 90 Ert-Gounlrn.

no RENT August 18th November ist.-A furnished
i cottage. II rooms and bath. sharon Conn All
improvements. including electric light. Apply C.. =
sEDGWICK. - Broad St. r. y. Kenyon, 80 Wall ST.
New York.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-12
5tedmbolI5.

BOSTON AND HS9T T91NEs EsdfANp. n
RIVER LINE. Newport River
Leave Pier 10 n r foot OF Warren ST., Weekdays and
Sundays a $40 P NJ. Steamers PRISCILLA AND PCF4-
TAN Orchestra each
PROVIDENCE LINE. via Providence-Leavs Pier IS
N r.. foot OF Murray St. Weekdays only o p. NJ.
Strs. PLY MOUTH and COSNE1TlCOT Orchestra on each
STONINGTON LINE. via Stonlngton-Leave Pier 80
n r.. foot OF Spring ST. Weekdays only at $50 ?. III
Steamers MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE
NORWICH LINE via New LondOn-Leave Pier SO
N r.. Spring Weekdays only $50 p. u.
steamers CITY OF LOWELL and CITY OF WORCESTER.
NEW HAVEN LINE-From Pier IS E. r., foot OF Peck
Slip. Weekdays Steamer CHESTER w CHAPLIN leaves
SEQ P. NJ. RICHARD PECK 1900 Midnight Sundays.
CHESTER ". CHAPLIN leaves at $50 A. NJ. Returning
leaves Haven 315 p NJ A delightful sunday TRIP;
all day LonE Island Sound.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-12
Ocean GIeamers.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIME.
TWIN-SCREw EXPRESS SERVICE
Every Thursday
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. URCi-HAMBURG-
a victoria, Aug 15 10 AM utschland Sept D. 10 AM
1olnmhia. Aug. ~. AM A Victoria Sept r. 10 AM
F Bismarck. Aug. 20. :3OAM Columbia Sept 10, 10 AM
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
Every Saturday
PLYMOUTH-CHERBOI-R I-RCi-HAMBCRC.
fPTetoria; Aug Il. AM sPalatia. Sept "A: 8 AN
fhcenicia Aug 81 noon Penn vana. Sept q 10 NJ
11atTicia Aug. 81 6 AN Pretoria. Sept rs. AN
Waldersea. Sept :. noon .Phgncia. Oct. s. i0;3o AM
ITO Hamburg direct
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE. 81 BROADWAY, n. Y
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5nrrogaies' y oticee

TN PURSUANCE OF an oeuer or Hon. Abner
c. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County ot New York.
IS hereby all having ella
Charles p Burdeit late Of Stamford. Conn deceased.
the with vouchers thereof suhscrib-
their Of transacng business. the once OF
Russell No. go Broadway. Borough Of Manhat-
City Of New York. before 22d day OF
October
Dated New York the 22d day of April 1901.
MARY r. BURDETT. ISAAC +. ROE. Executors.
HORACE RUSSELL Attorney Executors. $50 Broad
way. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-12
WORK WANTED.

Feu1tr.
CASHIER.-By young gil. Miss kAtL-
ISL East aIth-st
STENOGRAPHER and TNPEW RITE
BY young woman. beginner. in reliable
place. can from a. m. 10 = p m. 81 ~
Maiden Lane Room rs. seventh floor.
STENOGRAPHER typewriter, bookkeeper.
years commercial experience. caphble
conducting correspondence desires position
where services will not be required Satur-
days. references. Miss SILNERMAN. $50
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-12
Gounlrn Real estate Uanieo.

WANTED place. within 20 miles of N. Y
w Cty. state full particulars and Address w
Thacher. AZ Dey ST.
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ a their Uptown Office. No. 242 Broadway
Cd door north until D. m.
ments the following branch Offices regular
until o'clock viz: 254 sth-ave. o.
23d-st: I52 9Th ave. l2h-st: Maeys 6th-avs
I4th-st.; i42 Coumbusave. West G6thst. log
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Lost
RANKBOOK No. 340. .302 Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution Is missing. ANY per.
son having a claim to II is hereby caiied
unnn To present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook cancelled
and new one issued.