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New-York tribune., 1901-07-01
CL4USEN rs WEAKENING.
IN CENTRAL PARK MAY CAUSE HIM
TO CANCEL PRIVILEGE

The Central Federated Union received letter
yesterday from President Clausen OF the Park
Board, in reply TO a protest received from the
Central Federated Union against allowing the
privilege to private citizen Of renting special
chairs in Central Park Mr. Clausen said, after he
had acknowledged the receipt of the protest.
II wish 10 add my appreciation of every such ex-
preston of public opinion park matters. While
think that the privilege could be conducted with
out infringing upon any ones rights. and that its
effect is generally misunderstood. l must also say
that nothing which is demonstrated TO be unpopu-
lar and Objectionable will be supported by me-
Labor men think they see in this Indication
that Clausen will cancel the privilege.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-01
DIR. WINTNER ACQUITTED.

Granite Falls Mimi. June SO-The jury in the
murder trial OF DR.. Wntner late last night re-
turned verdict of not guilty. The defendant was
released and started tonight with his father and
sister. DR. Wintner last April shot and killed
William Lenard. a gambler. with whom he was
playing poker, explaining at the time that he had
discovered the to be cheating him. He de-
manded his money back and secured part of IL
from Lenard'S partner but the other man refused
to give uQ what he had won. and Dr.. wintner shot
him in the leg and abdomen. He died within a
short time, and the doctor Immediately surren-
dered himself the authorities. and his trial has
resulted in acquittal DR.. Wintner formerly a
resident of NeW-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-01
MAINE LINES NEW BOAT.

The new -teamer North Star arrived in port yes
terday afternoon direct from the yards of the
Roach Shipbuilding Company, at Chester, Penn
The vessel is the latest addition the fleet of the
Maine Steamship Company and is intended for SER
vice on their line between New-York and Portland
Me. The North Star was launched May Z, is
about 300 feet long 46 feet wide and II feet deep
cylinders g. As and Is inches in diameter and a
stroke Of 81 inches. They capable of 900 horse
power and a speed OF eighteen knots. The value OF
the vessel is about $3.50. 600
The North Star registers $500 tons gross and is
the largest of the triple expansion type feet. Cap
tain Albert Bragg, formerly of the company's
steamer Horatio Hall. sister ship of the North
Star is in command of the steamer. She will
go into service to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-07-01

II is said is not yet completed. and that it will be
carried out next winter If there is a Republican
legislature. Mr.. Nixon's denomination therefore it
is declared, will be the signal for the election of
Kepubiican Assembly that will once more support
Mr. OdeIl in his businessike policy of administer
ing the States affairs
The Republican Assembly Convention in the Ist
Assembly District will be held here Tomorrow
and j. Fowler, the present Republican Assem-
p!yman, will be renominated without opposition
Mr.. Fowler born in Chautauqua County in 1879
and was graduated from the Albany Law School
in 1885 Since then he has practised his profession
in jamestown. He has been supervisor of the
town Of Harmony: In 1888 he was elected Assem-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-01

FOUND HER PROPELLER LOOSE WHEN ABOUT
$50 MILES SOUTH OF SANDY HOOK
The steamer Colorado. of the Mallory Lines
Brunswick-New-York service, which left this port
on June q, returned yesterday with her propeller
loose. The vessel reached a point about one hun
dred and fifty miles south of Sandy Hook Satur-
day. when it was found that the propeller had
loosened and in danger of being lost Captain
Avery decided to return here to have repairs
made. The steamer was put in dry dock at Hobo
KEN and the work of Tightening the propeller be-
at II Is expected she will be able to re-
sumo her voyage to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-07-01

T. Guilford Smith. Buffalo,
Lewis 4. Stimson, New-1ork.
Albert Wander Nee-. Albany.
Charles r. Skinner. super
intendent OF Public IN
struction, ex-officio-
Chester 5. Lord. Brooklyn
Timothy l. Woodruff. Lieu
tenant-Governor, eX-ofilcio'
Tobn T. McDonough. Secre-
tarv Of State. eX-officio.
Thomas A. Hendrsck, Hoch-
ester.
Beniamin e. Odell. IT.. Gov
ernor, ex-ofticio.
Robert c. Pruyn, Albany
New-York tribune., 1901-07-01

De held for year TO come and therefore II may be
expected that a good many considered ht for
me supreme Court bench will be suggested before
tnat time arrives, and that there will be series
or conflicts in conventions over the nomination.
Ihe district Is so overwhelmingly Republican that
the Republlcan judicial Convention practically
names the justice. But lawyers have a large in
nuence over such conventions and unfit men are
rarely nominated for judges
New-York tribune., 1901-07-01
TAX sEARCHER STRUCK BY CAR.

Elmer F. Baker, sixty years Old of No. I2e Hoyt-
St. Brooklyn. searcher in the Brooklyn Tax
Office. while on visit yesterday afternoon 10
Cypress Hills Cemetery, was struck by Car No. 81
of the Jamaica-ave. line. at Jamaica and Norwood
aves and had his right leg broken and his scalp
torn. He removed to St Mary's Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-01
oDY Found IN CoyEY ISLAND CREEK.

The body OF an unknown man. about forty-eight
years old feet inches in height. was found yes
terday morning in Coney Island Creek near West
Eighth-st Both legs were broken and there was a
cash on the back of the head IL was thought the
man had been walking the treStlework ana nal
been knocked OF by trolley car. There 81 IL
i'm cash in his pockets but nothing by which to
i'm
New-York tribune., 1901-07-01
BRooKLYy BOY LONG MISSING.

Jacob Rathman. sixteen years old. has been
missing from his home. No De safes Race
IsrookIyn since May % His father. Jacob Rath-
ma, is a furnace manufacturer at No. 155s Broad
wav ProokIyn and the propri-tor or a notei az
North Beach, known ''Jakes Point Ine MIS-.
ing boy is about five feet rve incheS IN neiSse -
wore a black serge suit
New-York tribune., 1901-07-01

was built as a chapel of st. Matthew's. ST. AIMS
is free from debt
Dr. Gallaudet is also the founder of the Church
MISSION TO Deaf Mutes, which started by him
In 1872. and has home on the Hudson River be-
tween New Hamburg and Poughkeepsie
New-York tribune., 1901-07-01
DROWNED IN A RESERVOIR.

Andrew Kline. nineteen years old. was drowned
yesterday while bathing in Byram Lake one of
the New-York reservoirs, near Mount Kisco. fIe
had four companions with him, but they were lsn-
able to rescue him The body was recovered.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-01
ADDITIONS TO THE PROGRAMME.

There has been change in the programme of the
Cherry Blossom Grove. New-York Theatre, for to-
night The ballet The North Star will be given
for the first time there this evening. The Three
Brooklyns, musical clowns Will also make their
frsra
New-York tribune., 1901-07-01
ENROLMENTS POUR IN BY MAIL
LIVELY SUNDAY CANVASSES CARRIED ON
IN DISTRICTS WHERE LEAD
ERS ARE FIGHTING.

The mail boxes and branch postofices were
swamped last night with an unusually heavy vol
ume of letters 1t the result of the rush to
register for the primaries since all applications had
New-York tribune., 1901-07-01

year his legislative services being eminently salts
factory to his constituents The present year he
was chairman of the Assembly Committee At
fairs of Villages. and a N amber OF the Assembly
Judiciary Committee and of the Assembly Excise
Committee.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-01

Anson Judd Upscn. Gleni
Falls, chancellor.
william Croswel Doane
Albany, vice-chancelor-
Martin I. Townsend. Troy.
Chauncev ". Depew, New
York
Charles E. Fitch. Rochester
Orris II. Warren. Syracuse.
Whitelaw Reid. New-Hork.
William H. Watson, Utica.
Henry E. Turner. Lowvilie
St Clair Mchelway, Brook
iyn.
Daniel Beach. Watkins.
Carroll E. smith. Syracuse.
Pliny T. Sexton, Palmyra
New-York tribune., 1901-07-01

John V. l. Pruyn, Albany
chancellor.
Gniian c. Verplanck. New
York. vice-chancel.or-
The Governor (Horatio Sey-
mour), ex-officlo.
The Lieutenant = Governor
David Floyd-Jones), eN-
oGcio.
The superintendent OF PUP
lie Instruction Nictor NJ
Rice, ex-ofhcio.
Frastus Corning, Albany.
Professor NJ. Wetmore, Al
bany.
John Lorimer Graham
New-York-
Gideon Hawley. Albany
Elective regents hold
regents only during then
officers. Not one regent
the position. The ofhcia
ent convocation says th'
regents:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-01

n ,.o,, lime 90 CSpeciaD. D.-There promises TO be a
attendance at the convocation or the UNI
L,,v of the state Of New-York, TO be held mere
-"o-,oyE Tuesday and Wednesday, and. conse-
,I, those having charge Of this gathering OF
e-sars interested in the problems of education
are much gratifed-
ofoers Of the university, who are ex oilclo per
=. officers Of the convocation, are Anson JUDD
- the chancellor; the Right Kew W. T.
rpone Protestant Episcopal Bishop OF the Diocese
:, A1nanv. vice-chanceIlor. and James Russell Far
y the secretary of the Board Of Regents
80 there is q convocation council having as It's
nbers James R Day. chancellor OF syracuse
-tarsitv: John Kennedy, superintendent OF the
ra-o,,ia schools; Thomas o. Baker principal OF
I1Sol,,rn Grammar School No. 10l; Floyd J. Bart
- principal of the Auburn High School, and
,1.,on H. T scudder. principal of the New-Paltz
normal School.
T. mas in 1863 that the first yearly conVocation
ae held and therefore, the present one VIII be
be tbirtv-ninth 1t is rather remarkable that with
a. ration ensrossed in the Civil War such con-
s1rarca should have been held. and the Board of
11.ants which invited those concerned about edu-
a+jonaI affairs here must have had powers OF de-
.obr,ent from ordinary war time feeling IN an
x+raordinary nea1ure. The records OF the state
ehoU that the regents of the university in that
vear-lS63-Were:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-01
/. GREAT CONVOCATION.
,r ANIMAL SESSION OF THE UNIVER
s,ry OF THE STATE OF NEw-YoRK-

.,cr1TENT PROGRAMME PREPARED FOB
a THE MEETING OF EDUCATORS AT
II ALBANY THIS WEEK
New-York tribune., 1901-07-01

James 8. Wadsworth, Gen.
eseO.
! Robert Campbell. Bath.
( Samuel Luckey. Rochester.
Robert q, Rankin, New
York.
John y. Campbell. Albany
( Erastus c. Benedict. New
York.
George w. Clinton. Buffalo.
Isaac Parks, Fort Plain.
l Lorenzo Burrows. Albion.
. Elias ". Leavenworth, Syra-
cuse.
J. Carson Brevoort, Brook
lyn-
! George r. Perkins. Utica.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
NEw YORK sUPREME corRT. CorNTY

OF NEW YORK.-Robert e. watson Francis A.
Watson and Henry r. G Watson. OF nd
under the last will ~ William
Watson deceased. Plaintiffs Sophia HRstorf and
o'here Defendants In pursuance Judgment u
closure and sale. duly made and above
entitled action. bearing date the
1901. the undersigned. IN
named. viii sell AZ Public Auction. the New York
Real Eetate SaesrocU No. IL broadway the Borough
OF Manhattan. In the city C0Inty of YORK On
the 18th day OF October 1901 - noon
by Bryan L. Kennedy Auctlcueer he prernse.
directed by said judgment 20 be sold therein
scr5ed fellows Ali that lot piece or parcel of
land. With the building thereon erected. situate
and being n the Borough The Bronx In Of
New York, and bounded and
ninE the formed by the Intersection of the
south@y line 4 the Southern Boulevard the westerly
lire cf St AIMS Avenue: running thence southerly
along said westerly line of twenty
feet: thence weeterly parallel seid Boulevard ana
partly through party wall thence
northeriy. parallel Avenue. twenty Ave
the said Southerly line Southern Boleyarf
and thence EGstery. along the sOutherly line Of
Southern Bcule-aTd. Zee 10 corner
aforesaid. the place OF beginni-< with
appurtf subject
lions against contained deeds OF said
premises.
Dated New York September 2I. 4oOi.
EZEKIEL. FTXMAN Referee
GEO c. BIANFlE. Attorney for Plaintiffs 253 Broad
Borough Of Manhattan. New York City, Y
The following IS diagram OF the property be
described above, being Southern
Boulevard
Southern boulevard.
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rs PURsUANCE of an order Of Hon. Ahner G
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK C0TNTY-


SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
The Mutual Life Insurance Company O New York.
piahtlH against Jacob D. Butler and others defendants
N pursuance OF judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly
mace ana entered IN the above action and bear
ing cate the 4th day Of March. J. undersigned.
Ie fteferee IN said judgment named will sell public
auction at the New York Real Estate Saesroon No Ill
Sroadway In the Borough OF Manhattan the city of
Ne" YORK, on the 18th day October. 1901 - o'clock
noon on that day. by Philip A Smyth auctioneer. the
premises directed by said judgment sold and therein
ufhed as follows: All that plot piece parcel
Iand situate In the Borough Manhattan and City cf
Ne" ork. and bounded and described follows Begin
hihs al a point in the soUthery hundred and
second street. distant three hundred feet easter
from the Rouhessterly Boulevard and one
hu0iei and sXtysecoHd Eastery.
T the southerly line OF One hundred second
street three hundred feet: Souhery and parallel
WIN ihe Boulevard and PARTLY through party wall.
Ihelynlne feet eleven inches line OF the
DC, thence Westerly. along line. three
Iunred feet: and thence Northerly parallel with the
oIeFa7d H7ey-nine feet inches the point
pace or beginning. Subject. however a certain party
van agreement recorded in the Register OF the
Couhty OF New York in Liber TO- Section OF Convey
hces page $50 and TO agreement 10 the building
he recorded In said Registers Office IN Liber 12 Sec
uon :. of Conveyances. page J.
Dated New York. October 4th 1901.
-,- - wILBER MCBRIDE. Referee.
ChAHLES r MILLER, Plaintiffs Attorney, 30 Nassau
street Borough az Manhattan. New York City
Following Is diagram property referred 10 IN
the foregoing notice Of sale:
G9-d
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i6iEt St

The Approximate of the lien Charge satisfy
which the above described be sold Ss2o0o
with interest thereon from the 18th day OF June. 1901
Eether with the expenses of the sale The a2proNhae
amount OF taxes, assessments Hens which
be allowed purchase money.
paid by tho Referee s 81 e1653 and Interest.
Dated New York. October 4th 1901.
WILBER MCBRIDE. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14

1929 Street
The approximate Zen or charge 10 sat
isfy which described property be
S2lO27 IS, with interest thereon from the 10th day Of
September. 1901, together with allowance
amounting $5220 with interest September 18th.
1901 together with tho expenses q the sale The
proximate Of other liens
which are 10 allowed to the purchaser out OF the
purchase money. paid by the Referee S7S3 90
Interest
Dated New York. September q. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
NEW YORK sUPREME COURT.-Henry de

Forest weekes Trustee. plaintiff against Rosa Kelly
others defendants-In pursuance OF a judgment Of
foreclosure duly and entered above
and bearing date Of the Sth day Of Oco
1901. undersigned the referee in said judgment
sell public auction. the New York Real
Salesroom No III Broadway. in the Borough Of
Manhattan City Of New York. the 4th day Of Noven
ber 1901 at u o'clock noon that day. by Peter F.
auctioneer the premises directed by said judg
ment 10 he sold. and therein described follows Al
lot. piece parcel Of land, together with
the building thereon situated lying and being in the
Ward of the City Of New York and bounded and
described follows, viz Begnnng AZ a point on the
side OF the Second Avenue distant fifty 50 feet
and six go inches Northerly from the corner formed by
intersection the Northerly side Of Ninetysixh
Street Westerly side of Second Avenue;
Norhwardy along the side Of said
v25); running thence Westwardly
on a line parallel with said Street and OF the way
certain party wall hundred feet Cl00l;
S0uthwardly line parallel with said
Avenue twenty-five feet t2 thence running Eastwardly
on a line parallel with said Street and Of the
through certain other wall hundred (0O) feet
70 Westerly side OF Second Avenue the point or
place beginning: said premises being No
1899 Second Avenue.
Dated New York. October 10th 1901.
JOHN DELAHUNTY. Referee
WEFKES BROTHERS. Attorneys for Plaintiff. No. 45
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
York
The following q diagram Of the property be sold
the Street number being 1869 Second
Avenue Borough OF Manhattan New York City;
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14

A DVERTIsE&ESTS and subecrlptions for The Trteuns
a received a. their Uptown once. Ne l242 Froaduay
"a door Of 3Isttt unti O'clock m; sovetss
snt. received following branch orees regular
once until o'clock viz 2ss sth-aVe q e.
cor 12th-E; MacySs. 9TH
and I4th-s; Colunbusave. West e6th-st: IUo
Nest s2d-st near 81 East 14th-st- PSI Ness
&2d-st and sth 15s East 4th-st oss
roth and 74th st-: 1O2o 5d-aVe hsaf
s9th-st: 156 Trernon-aVs,
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
Surrogates' Notlres.

II PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
80 6 Thomas Surrogate Of the County New York
Ts ai IS eeIs6y s6ysst given b. to az az hay2s claims AGAINST
the same vouchers thereof To- the subscrb
Ts at their place of transacng business the ofce OF
tan in the City of New York before the 22d day
DAisa NlKT Rev r. T9sk gfR6;4 f9s ga DAY
way. New York City.
\ PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
-, {; Thomas Surrogate Of the County Of New York
Edward late Of he nfyas o N@ Yo9 6
subscribers at their place 81 hge TO m hs
y ee Of Sf SsT SsEe5 Y63 aRd Il dd5aFt va No 8 Wan the
Dated Ne" York the FbMER 5Rird day 2f Msg 1891
MARIE E. c. sTEINBRUGGE.
CARTER TER AND LEDYARD Attorneys for Executors 81
PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner c.
bsbS rsn TO Of al The County G New n
York deceased to Preng the e 5 Of S hf Comfy Of Nsw
" a. b at their place Of transacng bus!
Broadway, Borough of Manhattan in the CITY Of New
Dated New York. the Slst DAY. Of May. 1901
JAMES isS5'F F. FERGGs0N. FF3fSifs0N
JOHN A & A s MAPEs Attorneys for administrators
SMITH, AUGUSTUS LIN pursuance of an
County OF New York hereby given to all per
L.
County Of New York deceased. present same
NoucheTs thereof subscriber Of
acting business the ofce Murray Bennett Inger-
soil, No p William street. in City of New York on
or before the I'd day OF January next
Dated New York the 25th day Of June. 1901.
GEORGE II. JANEWAY, Administrator.
MURRAY. BENNETT & INGERSOL.I+ Attorneys for
Administrator No p William street. Borough OF
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner c.
Thomas. Surrogate OF County OF New York
notice Is hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against Samuel Jones Walker late Of the County
York deceased to present the with
or 10 the subscriber at her place Of ansactinE business
at the office OF Murray. Bennett G. Ingersoll. %
William Street. in the Borough OF Manhattan city Of
New York. before the Both day Of
Dated. New York. the Sth day Of June 1901.
SARAH FRANCES WALKER.
EXecutrx.
MURRAY. BENNETT & INGERSOII. Attorneys for
Executrix, No. % William St. Borough Of Manhattan
New York City
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
96th Street


The approxirnate amount Of the lien charge, TO
safsfv which the above described property Is be sold
s FHghteen thousand hundred and thrtytwo 5-lOO
the Sth day OF Octo
Der 1901 together with costs and allowance amounting
10 Three hundred sixy-one s0-1O0 Dollars together
with the expenses the sale The approximate amount
m and other liens
the purchase money
or uaid bv the referee. Is $3T7.s6 and interest.
dated New sth day OF october, 1901
JOHN DELAHUNTY. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed; machinery bought ana ex-
changed GEO. b. EDDY. 3sS Madlson-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
HELP WANTED.

Male.
ATTENTION. wanted; S5 takes you
10 principal European ports. London. Liv-
erpoOl. Glasgow. Hull. Antwerp, etc: also
free passage and steady positions procured.
Shipping Offices 3 Cliaton-st. or 73 West-st.
ATTENTION Men wanted: So and 81
takes you 10 Liverpool. London. $40 20
Germany; s25 to Cape Town. South Africa
Also experienced cattiemen wanted. Cali
personally. Shipping once. 95 1st-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14

NAI.ET.-Y oung Japanese. visiting resi-.
dent. one OF swo gentlemen or bachelor
apartment; understand gentlemens 5 ward
-obe and plain cooking. Industrious. willlngy
best city references. IT. care Brady.
93S Third-ave
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14

WASHING. - Respectable woman 70 10
washing at home. or days work cleaning
washing OF cooking: references n
247 West S1st-st.. basement
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14

HrlAD WAITER or HALLMAN IN apart
rnent house. IA years experience. can
give best OF reference BROOKS. 127 West
134th-sJ
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14

USEFUL MAN BY Armenian. from Con-
stantinople; speaks French and Enslish.
experienced hoUsewOrSer: private family:
furnace. windows. brass. glass silver, etc;
reference DICRAN KASBAR, 322 Eass
S9d-st
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
HELP WANTED.

Female.
ATTENDANTS having experience with In
sane in institution pay, SIG month. Cali
Monday, . 20 3. GRAY, Goa 6th-ave.
COOKS for country. $3.50; German wait
resses; Protestant infants nurse. HOF-
MAYER. 1853 West 23d-st.
WA9STED.-An experienced waitress and
chambermaid; Plainheld y. J.; references
required. Call lS East 22d-st., city, Mon
day, between 10 and IL only.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14

nROPOSAIlS FOR SUBSISTENCE SUP
l. prTFs-Ofce Purchasing Commissary. L. s. Army
- 90 uh,ehau Street. York City y. Y. Oct. s.
,so proposals furnishing ana delivering
e1irnlies city the month OF November
500, wi, he received this Office until IL o'clock A NJ
Information furnished application
Fnxeiopes containing bids should be marked Proposals
Supplies, 5l'ened Oct l5 1901 and ad-
dressed 10 Major D. BRATNARD. Commissary. U. s. A.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

ATTENDANT Refined English woman an
trained attendant TO invalid. children Or
elderly person: No objection 10 sanatOriums
excellent references. thoroughly dOmez-i
ticated. 107 East 4OJh-sr-, last employer.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
DESKS AND OFFICE FrRNITrRE.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ST. BlBTHGl0MEW'9
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
2ii East 42d-St First class domestics are
supplied
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14

COOK.-By competent woman IN good 2rt-I
vate family; no objection 70 going out %
city: wages s25 month. 321 East 125th-st-..
McAllister's bell
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14

COACHMAN-COOk.- married couple;
first class. both thoroughly experienced; {;
first class refsreSoes; country preferred.
CCACH2IAN. A. G-eenwich-ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14

WASHING. .-Respectable cOloTed woman
wants sentlemen's washing 20 do At har
ovrn homo: shirts and collars done equal 20
Laundry work also ladies' washing ton.-
highest reference Mrs. WASHINGTON
231 East 75th-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14

tOUNG MAN 25. conversant with ONCE
duties, desires a situation where ability
and conscientious work will merit reward
in practical manner ENERGY. Bog IL
Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14

Nsh, for first class family, excellent reS-
erencs: no employment Office need answer
A n. $40 West Sdth-st.. care janitor.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14

/ COACHNAN. GARDENER. &c.-Compe-
tent, trustworthy man; capable Of takin.-
charge; temperate and industrious: safe.
careful driver; keeps horses, harness and
[ carriages in elegant style; Is a practical
vegetable gardener and also experienced
farm manager, can milk. care furnace,
chickens etc, has moderate expectations.
COACHAIAN and GARDENER. 313 East
GUth-Et
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14

YOUNG MAN. 26. al salesman. or any
thing where integrity and fidelity Will
meet With advancement; references and
bond. DENTON. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14

class; for boarding house or small hotels
city reference Mrs. IDA SMITH. 1l5 WesA
46th-st. top floor
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14

YOUNG MAN. -. in office; experienced; t;
mas Know edge .: stenog.aphy: can type
write, and guod az figures. WILLIAM
SJAth, 1855 Jefferson-ave-. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14

/ YOUNG married couple would like 70 take
/ charge OF house on private estate or club
I house. Address A. X. II Leroy-st
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-23

A bouncing baby girl is the latest ar.
rival at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Max
IsRsc.