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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-19
Warning Against Forest and prAl.

v rls" flresss T"s.
- once of State Forest Com gsE
Ia j missioner, st. Paul, Minn- M
March 81, 1901. ..a )S
Chap. 1876 Of the Gen.Laws Of the Stats
[of Minnesota for 1895 lAct Of April lst V.
CONSTITUTES superviso q; q towns, Nay:
ors Of cities and Presidents Of Village
councils Fire Wardens, and It Is made
their duty to take precautions to pre-
vent forest and prairie fires. land 1t
they occur, to go and extinguish or
control them: and in emergencies to
call upon any able.bodied male person
over eighteen years Of age to assist.
Reports of such fires with particulars
tending to fix the responsibility there
for shall be made within reasonable
time-usually within week. The
Forest Commissioner is required to
provide and sign an abstract las here
in) Of the penalties under said law,
and it is made the duty Of the County
Commissioners Of each county to cause
said abstract to be published in at least
three issues Of the official paper in
their respective counties each year,
between the 18th Of April and LIST Of
November, and they are hereby in
structed to publish this notice entire.
Under said law the following are
liable to a penalty not exceeding $500
or imprisonment in the state prison
not over ten years or both:
Anyperson who maliciously sets or
causes to be set on fire any woods,
prairie or other combustible material
whereby the property Of another is
destroyed and life is sacrificed.
The following are liable to penalty
not exceeding 800 or imprisonment
not exceeding three months:
ANY person refusing, without cause,
to assist fire wardens In extinguishing
forest or prairie fires.
ANY fire warden who neglects to
perform his duties.
Any person who wilfully, negligently
or carelessly sets on fire, or causes to
be set on fire, any woods, prairies or
other combustible material thereby
causing injury to another. :
Any person who shall kindle fire
on or dangerously near to forest or
prairie land and leave 1t unquenched,
or who shall be party thereto.
Any person who shall use any other
than incombustib]e fire wads for fire.
arms or carry a naked torch, flrebrand
or other exposed light In or dangerous
ly near to forest land. H.
Any .person who shall wilfully or
heedlessly deface, destroy or remove
this or any other warning placard post
ed under the requirements Of the above
mentioned Act. -: -
Any railroad company wilfully neg
Letting to provide efficient spark ar
rosters on it's engines; or to keep its
right Of way to the width OF 100 feet
cleared of combustible material; or
which shall fail to comply with other
provisions of Section 70 of the above
mentioned Act.
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hound Trip Rases for New. Yorl

ERound Trip Races for New York,
M Round trip tickets, u very favor!
|able rates, will b. on sale to, New
York via Burlington, Cedar. Rapids
. Northern: R,. cssls IA agents f f'l
particulars or address, >..I
.>. Nh. Jno. g. Farmer,
N. 4 A. g. P.'& T.. A., i.
N Hx ,. c. R!As N 4 il !
IA a.. Cedar Rapids Ia.
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order Formina New School Districts,
s. STATE HG7. OF M NJ NSEfesl |ss.,

OG00G FOImJn0 NeW SS0VOa Ns1usSsS9si%&
STATE GE. OF M NJ NSEf'g Iss.,
The petition of J. Fitzgerald, and others,
who constitute amajority of the freeholders
who are legal voters residing in the district
hereinafter described. asking that the same
DO formed into School District. having
been presented to the Board Of County Com
missioners Of said Mobiles County. and the
County Superintendent Of Schools having
Endorsed on said petition his written ap-
proval thereof. and 1t appearing that there
are withinsuch district so to be formed thir
ty-Aye Or morn residents between 1--WE and
twenty-one years OF aSe;S Il s
& Now.Ssaid petition having been publiolyf
readsata meeting Of sid Boasd 81 County
Commissioners held Oh the 9Th day of July,
said Board:
It is by said Board ordered, That School
District be and the same is hereby formed
within the Town of Lorain, in the County Of
Mobiles. State Of Minnesota. bounded and de-
scribed as follows. to-wit: All Of Sections
numbered Fifteen t1BJ, Sixteen 10. Twenty
/ One (7ll and Twenty Two t29) !: the, same t0bs
school District N I'D, insaid County
BY order Of the Board Of County Commits
sioners OF Mobiles County. Minnesota, at q
meeting held July 9Th. 1901. = 20.
J.W. SHAW,
i, Chairman Board of County
Commissioners.
Attest: E. A. TRIP.
Auditor Mobiles County.
The chairman appointed Gus Swanberg
and F, a. Tiemens committee to count the
cash In county treasury.
Board adjourned to meet July 10. at a. m.
July 10th. 1901.
Board met as per adjournment. members
all present.
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bers all present.
The jury list was taken Up and Feyissd.
On notion re sen OF slso.s yasapPropri-
ated fcr current expenses.
Be 1t resolved by the board of county COM
missioners that DR.. Carroll be instructed by
thecounty auditor to dismiss John Swan
son from the poor house. -,
Resolved. that hereafter. whenever any
county officer orders supplies for use in his
office he shall furnish the county auditor
with copy Of his order.
Amotion prevailed that the sum of s4se. 10 be
transferred from the county interest fund to
the county bond fund and that the county
auditor be instructed topaz jail bonds num-
bered 4ands 8: &ts|&s$ ~
On motion E. A. Tripp was appointed ap-
praiser of state land IN Mobiles Bounty. ;. i;
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved. that taxes for the year 1901 be
levied in the following amounts: f.si
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rs The Boaxd ~ Couaty Commissaop.F
7 n ersof ,Nohses Oounty. Minnesota
= Y $ ~ Co., M J. ". SnAw." '''''SS
,yy Gus. swANBERo.
II. HAaGA1D.
.n ssa r. II. TIEM1H0,
, a. AT gs III. SSs J.G. AuaP4z. d
{ Attest. "a, TRRP. 4$Tg n &%3
4 ,@ & @3s,.& County Auditor. s 80 7'',a'
1 Board adjourned to meet July 9Th. at am
July 9th, 1901.
Board met pursuant to adjournment. NEW
bers all present.
The jury LIST was taken Up and FeYissd.
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The chairman appointed Gus Swanberg
and F. q. Tiemens committee to count the
cash In county treasury.
Board adjourned to meet July 10. at . a. m.
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4 L.W. Abbott, Co. 'supt.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23

HOCSEK EEPER. thoroughly compe-
tent widow in gentleman's home; accom-
pIished: cultured: as governess also il de-
sired; English. music. French, arJ, etc;
moderate terms: highest references. H c.
HAMMOND. Cornwall. Litchfe!d County.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23

45th-st 800 # of eth-ave 25xoo4; story brick
$50 story Sr!ck ten R and s Vest st 4sd ll 500 It
OF 9th.ave 25xlo95 story brick ten h; executor
BY William NJ Ryan West Broadway and West Hous-
sale John suydam agt josephine indy and
eArx etc ct al George " Ellis. atty; Arthur TruaS
and Croton metre charge from Dec 81 1900 prior ,rtgs
$1,000 los W 46th-st lao # Of 6th-avs 2ox
ct al ag Mnna Duncan al Hoadly. Iauerbach John
son son attys; William o MeKm ref due on jqdst
81 f Of 147thst 1exss story dwg h. foreclosure
et eer attn I II Freedman a ref due e. on 1adgt
s1s757 35 costs s372 SIS: taxes s275 90 344 47h-st
n; foreclosure Elizabeth Alhers, ndv and
agt John F Loeter ct all Quackenbush & Wise attys;
taxes etc $9ls ST Nicholasave and 14Ith-st cor;
81 9 IS story a wg h M foe'qsu9 g los Ss Msey ez a911 H
Frederick Parker ref due on judg s26 $50 90; e9ss
sS S 5axeS st6rv dwg h foreciosuTe
sale; Mary A Bennett Walter Fox ct all Frederick
co s86S % ta1es s242 aaS g. e' que 0" 1S
By Herbert Sherman: Valentineave and lSlst-st e
len Urania Han augusta Ericsson ct al; Grant 3.
e6 SqEe ec oa iaxes s0aV!s se SIS e. Fe' Que on
BY Richard Harnett Co; 20 East 12th-st 50 y Ok
I8ethzsf running through Lnconsyeea nea 5Sxl!7x2s
b9'at b4 at Mth st5res ena execu sale cor
By James Wells; Spencer P $50 s Of W +ah3st 4t9 55x s
Ncfolas Damiano ct al; james de la Mare attS
Mitchell Levy ref; action / due on judgt sS023 10
i9ia-sf SiS 5oz56 reelosure sale
2aEeS sxe etc acS@ s M que Sa Gas % # Of Ss son6
Boulevard lots each 25xioo; also 134th-st $ 27s
ST. $ $ 700 # Of Cypress (Trinity) ave lots each
25xl0o: also l32dst 700 fl Of Oppressive lots
P6osix p InsTshs@9 a9 CO; No 80 l7th5s
3 IT & Of e5R-ayf N x2 sor & Gw ana NJ toTeS0sFe an
@ ag = Charles MqrtoFd & indy aRd sTr etc @ ct al Wam deq
s7.T76 50. costs $Ss7 81
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By William n Ran: Amsterdara-ave and 96th-st,
274ZS0 story brick fat store foreclos-
sale: Simon Pretzel6 eXrs, etc Edward I.
Lawrence al. Woif, kohn & Clman.
mark, ref u6gt costs S123 81: taxes
etc, 50 05 adjourned APR. %; Mercer Washing
ton 40 Sxlo0; story brick hotel; foreclosure
sale Irving Saw lnst Julius Robinson Fran
cls Juoge, Jr. att y: Louis Adler ref due judgt,
sl568ls 10 costs s$2s 36 1axes etc s. 566 so adjourned
story brick fat h foreclosure sale Bell Gournee agt
Eva haYe et al; O Conor atty; George " Ellis ref;
due 5udg $50 7s3 49, S406 IS; taxes etc 1853 10
adjourned April %.
BY Bryan l. Kennedy Coz 5eth-st n s. $50 # W Of
5th-ave 50X95.z; and brick fat hs fore
closure sale; Matilda Grabfelder exrs ag Come
Illus H Talrnan ct al; Gillender. Fixman & Mumford
attys. Charles Bulkley Hubbell. ref or judgt
sl651s &c. S4s6 Ga Sc 2S prior mort
ard int
BY Richard Harnett & Co: No 15s " 21st-st s 8
1O4l II OF 7th-aye. 203x92; story h; public
snction; bid IN al S14lOo No 514 " 13st-st l25 II
OF Broadway, 25xs9 H. fat foreclosure sale
SeeroIle 5oyce agt James Fitzpatrick al; SEyers
Gillespie @ oconnor. attys; Eugene Smith ref: due on
tiff for $4,000 @ ' " pam
By James Wells: 81 Ann's-ave and l59th-st n " cor
lots each 25NlO3. bid IN Sl6 500 159th-st V
se E2rSA-sFe and l0sth-st lots aking plot
sb5zs4 45XS5 24Xs5; pub auc; bid slO.50O.
- foy f1erbert A sherman; No 225 " I23d-st n $50 q
~ q th-aNe. 3421tl H. story fiat h Foreclosure
1eie; Ean1unc Hendricks Caroline Eabbtt 81 al
Suills q a Lyons. attys Thomas Keogh ref due on
Searles Babbitt for S3I 575 49, 'f' 70
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23

HOUSEKEEPER o. frsr class cook for
bachelor apartments; understands every
thing in the line Of first class cooking. ].
PETERSON 1.15S 3d-ave.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
REAL ESTATE.
BIG BRoAD-sT PARCEL sOLD-TALL oFFIcl
BUILDING TO BE BUILT on SITE.

BUILDING TO BE BUILT on SITE.
Another tall Office building be erected in the
Wall Street district. II VIII stand the site now
occupied by Nos. 70 and Y Broad-st.. and will be
between twelve and fifteen stories. The site
for the building sold yesterday by Her
bert A. Sherman for Edward Kemp. Mr Kemp
bought the property in 1898 for sl75.c1o The pur-
chase price Of the property and the name OF the
buyer are withheld. The deal involves the entire
block front in Broad-st. between Marketaeld-st
Broad-st, es feet in Marketheld-st. and 663 feet in
Beaver-st There are old four story and basement
buildings now on the site.
John J. Coady has sold. for NJ. J. Quinn to Alfred
Van Beuren. No. 65 West Thirty-sxth-st., five
story hathouse. lot 25x959 feet
Mrs. II. E Welsh has sold 10 Ernst E. ". Schnet-
der and Henry Herter plot Of five lots on the
north side of Nnety-third-st.. IFS feet west OF
West End-ave. The purchase price was $4,000
The buyer Will erect two apartment houses on the
site.
Mandebaum & Levine have sold to S. H. Stone
No. So West Twenty -firSt-st, four story dwelling
house. lot p. .6X9S9 feet.
Edward CROWN has sold No. 423 Amsterdam
q five story hathouse, on lot 25Xs0 feet.
Thomas & Sons have sold for Mrs. Henrietta
Brown L. & e Strauss No 1,779 Amsterdam
ave. a five story lathouse. 25x100 feet.
SlawSoD & Hobbs have sold for Henry W. Swift
the four story house No. l06 West Seventy fourth
st, to client for occupancy. II has le-foot
frontage. The terms of the sale could not be
learned yesterday
Benjamin Jacobs has sold through John H Los
earn, the hve story hathouse on the south side of
-hundred-and-t thirteenth-st., rs feet east OF
Jenox-ave. 1t is on lot 25xl0011 feet.
w; E a F. 3. Taylor have sold. for the estate of
dwelling house No Is West Forty-seYenth-st, q. .ex
aeo5 Columbia University leasehold.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ssth-st. Nos s5l and s5a West 5oxss. 9; Jesse
sane pDsry al s3 81 90sf' seaman a. eso1
7th-st No 237 East 1sx Irregular. Berno.h Krausz
5eh So BIS to 500 East e4 2xioS Sx6S s2loo5 ''
aaron n Janpole and Louis zan Wernsr to Louis ,oo
LadoEst adss NJ g. 2sE5 ss0 Louis 5 30 sa "
Fanny Jafer; mOrtgage. $4,000: r S. $50
Fanny L Field Resale de y Moran. -. $1,000
i55sa-st I'm! i5sz .sESis5 Wash
Lane Ia l2e4, 53 z lo1l4o e to beginning also
Kaapps E25 Wains'2n ian run! RldEs lsSs1 sSaa x as
SE i2s5 sSt 2isx is PFlgf g5Es6s S5 62SlsyaTs to
said road < e 1926 to beginning, except part
ecufor, etc. Loyal smith; r s $i45'... $4,000
HoPRe ndydaal s and e1ec9'rz zt 1sO to HenS 9
71st-st n s 100 # Of Parp-ave 2ox1o2 2; ~'O'0
aSn sI d Harris drtsaG. sne asSneG s 5 to John King o.
14lst-st. n s. - II OF Bsekman-avs. .27xioo;
as3S Wolf eo4 to s7b lhP ss s sI S2 100
ISa 'Gta4tSg mortgage i;Ss s2s
sS5c Ds9.:i ssss5s 10 's ja5b S # 0 3el:
4sth-st s 24o It Of shave aoxioo 3 John II"
HcGagTan T7g to John Spencer mortgage. $1,000;
4eth-st n s. 1913 # Of 7h-ave iasxioo5: omitted
Henry sd Te5genf 55S tS AnRa soervlle; mort
sstfSst n e cor MadIson-ave 90 8xloos: the
to the SewTorE peaeonessS Home sSd Tra Mn
ing school of the Methodist Episcopal Church;
s. 5000
Isham ct al to olivia Hasey; Z S. s2s 30. 2s,5oo
ad-ave cor 16sSh-st runs $42 Fl to Ful-
5daSe dSes izs; T6ornSs co osa@an M referee 3 to
70 Auguse ssa o Rupsz and sas another executors
KRs o a p to t2st:es 2 s. 10 Ss 5ds sstsI5
Kngst n2 thEo Nos Is and So s Il io1oo John $1,000
Astor to Pncus Lowenfeld and another S,
enfield TO the schaefer Company mortgage,
5nS.ssr S s6rS SoTleS Re5: Pasq.
so 500: 500 r.. R $ Ssss s29 a. s.. c,::3;i.;
to Bertha Levy: mortgage. s225oo; R s. So
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY

Sy JOIN = Golding 95th-st. s $ 2o2 225 # = Of 9Th
ivines1a9 az sIoTg dWg h; foreclosure sale; Ruth
@ x HuFry Ief due on jdgJ. S262l1 so; costs s259 e
By Peter Meyer CO. AS West 2stb-st 9 A. - .,
oi Stn-ans 2eH:'s e story brick ten h. with stores:
stsclosure sale; W Gillian Schultz ct al. Lord TsT.
q ofe Miller ref due judgt si5 579 i6
oy srSan L Kennedy & Co: $50 West l5Oth-st 1no
Il OF Broadway 36xSa story frame and S-icl a ~
a, slso lastn-si l36 II Of Broadway 64xa9
- a. so5oling above pub auc; l04 West 7lst-st a.
= " % Ooulhous-aFe IeAIgo5; story dwg b; tr,,s-
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23

PLUMBERS JUNIOR.-Able 10 do first
class work from plans: also steamntting.
steady. GEORGE SCHROEDER. 205 West
29th-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
RUSSELL SAGE TRANSFERS A TITLE

Russell Sage transferred yesterday, for a con-
sideration OF 100000 the title to the northwest
corner Of Central Park West and Ninetieth-st., to
Edward Hirsh and Edward Oppenhemer. The
plot is I006x1G0 feet. The purchasers make mort
gage for 100000 in favor of the Mutual Life In
surance Company. for period of TWO years. with
interest at per cent II is said that Mr. Sage
paid $4,000 for the plot in 1877. The parcel will
form part of a site which will stand two eight
story apartment houses, TO cost S7G0,OoO.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
Gountrn propertn for Sale.

A MONTCLAIR. y. J.. a BARGAIN-For sale cheap
"a and terms. modern house u rooms: all i'm
provements town water gas sewer, etc: stable and
riage house; lot SDX2I5: choice location price.
worth. $4,000 exchanges Apply q c. r. Ti-RBS
Beekman St. New York. opp. Lackaw Station,
MCntcair,
E1rOR SALE.-Among the hills OF Connecticut, large
l. house and Go Of ground: all modern improve
ments beautiful home or suitable for sanitarium
F. C. WHITMORE. Hartford Conn
NOR sALE.-Choice residence property. with stable
l. Montclair, N J. All modern conveniences. A
bargain. Apply JAMES H. FUTILE. Tribune Bldg, y Y
DVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"a received at their Uptown Office, No. 1922 Broadway
Of 3lst-st, until o'clock m
the following branch Offices at
office until o'clock D. m. Sth-aye
23dst.; 1872 6h-ave.. 12h-st.; Macys 6h-ave
and 14h-st.; 142 Columbus West
West 42d-st near 6th-ave; 92 East 14th-s 257 west
f2d-st. between 7th sth 47th-st 33S
3d-ave. between 10th and 77th SITS; 1.O26 3d-ave
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
HOME FoR INTEMPERATE MEN SOLD.

The New-York Deaconess Home and Training
School Of the Methodist Episcopal Church. yester-
day acquired, title for consideration Of SIS 0O0 to
the e23xlO0s plot. northeast corner OF Eghtysixth
and Madson-ave- from the New-York Chris
tian Home for Incorporate Men. A mortgage for
$4,000 with interest At per cent, to run three
years. made by the buyer in favor of Fred
erick A Constable and another trustees.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23

PACKER or SHIPPER.-By young man
three years experience; reference; sober
and honest; handy with tools. o. PEAR
SON, 745 Union-s... Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
NEW HOSPITAL ON THE EAST SIDE.

The erection OF the Austro-Hungarian Hos
pital on the site Of the East Side Dispensary, at
Nos. S22 and 324 East Third-st.. will be begun at
an early date. The hospital is 10 be devoted TO
the treatment of the poor CT that part of the city
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
NATIONAL PARK BANK MAY BUILD.

The National Park Bank is considering plans for
the building of an extension the building oc-
cupied by it. II owns plot with frontage Of l53
feet in Ann-st. on which il may build the pro-
posed extension.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23

ONARY.-Experienced seamen's mis-
sionary seeks position same capacity or
any other branch of missionary work can
speak English. German. Swedish. w
SANDSTROM. 12S Charlton-st
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
FOR SALE.

MUST Be SOLD this week Expiration Of
lease. Desks Library Tables. Book
all kinds. some with rush seats 273 ana
275 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23

ACCOUNTANTS .-Expe.t will examine ad-
just balance or audit books. anywhere
or any time: reasonable fee: highest cor
poratiou and mercantile references.
FRANK j. MACKAI.. Gerken Building.
Al MECHANIC. electrician machinist; do
minor repairs plumbing take charge
building: or anything where hustling me
chanic is wanted; reference. ROTH. Al
Jewell-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
DETECTIVE AGENCIES

INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY
Licensed and bonded. 800 Broadvav
Poems .l.-7ls. telephons 1851 Franklin -
All civil and criminal cases attended 10 by
s'-~nT' detectives. male and female
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23

Colonel John Jacob Astor yesterday transferred
title the property. Nos. IS and 80 King-st. t.
Pincus Lowenfeld and another person for S248o
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

R. G. JACKSON PIANO eco,
$10o, Sll5, SIS upward Send for de
scriptiVe catalogue, mailed free on applica,-
ton. Open evenings Is East 14th St
HHew-York City. Branch: 179 Market St.
BARGAINS. S.-Uprights. fine makes. perfect
order. 500 upward new pianos SIPS IN
ward: Send for description and terms
WHITNEY & CO.. 123 West 125th-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23

GARDENER and FLORIST.-By elderly
German-American. single; 40 years eS-
perience. greenhouses. graperes. landscap-
ing vegetables. etc. on ge1tleman's cOun-
try place. Address GARDENER. 3O1 East
29th-sr.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23

man. 81: American: experienced: good ref
erences; moderate salary. o. WALKER, 3
Charles-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23

HORSEBREAKER wishes TO find situation
in first class stable 20 break young horses
for ladies and gentlemen; speaking Span
ish French. English. DANIEL. l67 Chris
topher-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23

GARDENER--LandSca have been for
the last TWO years in the landscape de-
partment OF Central Park GEORGE W
RICH. 671 West lS7th-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23

school teacher (trained) +:
painstaking and careful: /:
TUTOR. care Mrs. New
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
SEWING MACHINES.


5 2 w I y G. MA
CHIMES. new. so
70 s25 cash. $50 TO
s35 at So down and
90 cents weekly /:
z u q 2 a n teed ten
years: second hand,
50 TO 81. guar
anteed 2 years.
Hand machines 4;
special S.: just the
thing to take with
you to the coun-,
frVs oman nua-E-
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23

NCRSE-By experienced German woman;
hospital and doctors references; also IA
miliar with all housework. care OF children;
masseuse. Miss SCHUMACHER. 427 East
1ith-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23

write. agent will call Machines exchan~sS
WESTERN UNION SEWING ACHiNE,
CO. l73 3d-ave, between 10th and I'm
sts. Telephone 4020-1Sth-st
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23

TUTOR. R.-Nationel
Irish Protestant;
in private family.
ell. ? 333 lst-aye
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23

SITUATION WANTED by man. 30 years
old; quick at figures: quick 10 learn 10
years business experienced; good reference.
Address Box 30S Bound Brook y. j.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23

SHIPPING CLERK.-By reliable married
man, with il years experience best ref
erences and security. GUENTHER. lO3
East 1lth-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23

AUTOMOBILE ELECTRIC DRIVER
Thoroughly experienced; uneXceptiOnable
personal recommendations from prominent
families: smart appearance; energetic, tenn
perate painstaking. respectful. trustworthy
city or country. CLARENDON. Box IS,
242 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
LADDERS AND STORE FIXTURES
J. A. ESTONS

q J. A. wESTON'S
!; !: !
GGIIl STORE LADDER SERVICE
Ail Special Features Smaller
l0l II Space. Bear More Weight. Las
kN II More Years Than All Others.
M iit The trolley guide wheels AZ
.SA III the top allow the ladder 10 be
III HI used at any desired angle
Ff tN4ll These ladders run on bIcycle
N Hi ball = bearing. rubber covered
m n II rolls that do not require any
M ILL track on the floor Made OF
hI--A-I white ash. finished light.
PORTLAND LADDER CO.
Manufacturers Of all kinds OF Ladders
Tel 3,iSl- IS PLANE ST. NEWARK, n. J.
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URSE.-Trained nurse Danish speaks
English fairly well. wishes 10 take cara
OF an invalid: nc objections 10 travel Mss
NJ. NJ. I+U East lith-st-
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| GARDENER. FLORIST. .-Frenchman; 80;
can take care Of horse; best OF references
JEAN MAILHOT, i67 Christopher-st
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/ GROOM. or would WORK IN livery stable.
or would work at anything; best refer
ences. Address WILLIS MOOR. S6i Pros
! pect Place Brooklyn
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GARDENER.-By married German; thor
oughIy experienced in all branches OF
gardening; honest sober Industrious; best
references. Address JOSEF WEISS. Glen
helm. North Broadway. Yonkers. y. Y.
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MACHINERY.

wood and ircn working machines: fully
kuatnieed; machinery bought and ex-
cna0Ge0 GEO. b. EDDY. S0S Madison-sr
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| observation-disclosures; for gentleman: un-
/ derstands his business: 20 years personal
! reference. Address THOMAS T LYONS.
! 364 Prospect Place Brooklyn
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GARDENER.-By young man. 2i; single;
small place; experienced with horses: ref
erence. Address a B.. Box 10. Tribune Or
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COOk--Swedish woman as first class cook
by day. week or month, wages not Ie~s
than $40 monthly; first class city. refer-
ence- Address ANNE. care Lofgren, SIS
East S3d-st.
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FARMER-COOK. &c.-By man and wife:
man understands farm and garden work
woman good cook and general houseworker-
L., So 3d-ave.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST. BAR M0l. .NMIEW'@
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
2ll East i2d-st First class doraestIcs are
supplied
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Furnished 6onses Go Ert-C ountrn.

4 DEAL BEACH. adjoining Allenhurst.-A large new
cottage, near ocean unobsjrueted view in all drec-
graphs and owner. YOUNG AZ West e31-st., JAMES
r. ROYCE 604 5th-ave.. Asbury Park. y. J.
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NURSE.-Graduate: young man. medical
student capable of full charge. desires
engagement from May 70 October: refer
ences. VAN DYKE. 127 West e3d-st