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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-12-26
The CardwelI Case.


Frank P. Walsh, Planters Hotel, st. Louis:
have settled and dismissed SUIT. ACT
accordingly. w. q. IARDWKLL.
The above, pIrporting to be teie-
gram, appeared in the Post Dispatch
Yesterday. If this refers to the suit
against the Republic. as indicated by
the contex of the article in which it
appeared, and if it was written. as pur-
ported, by w. o Cardwell, then we
have to say that Mr.. Cardwell abso-
lutely and UNANIMOUSLY lied. This LAM
guage is used deliberately, because IL
was the same language which, in his
suit against the Republic, Mr.. Card
we'll declared to be libelous. That
there may be no mistake in the matter,
we repeat that if Mr.. Cardwell says ne
has >. settled and dismissed" the suit
against the Republic he absolutely ana
infamously lies.
That he has dismissed the suit, we
cannot doubt. All advises are to that
effect.
That he has settled the suit is not
true. and if SO stated by him, is, we
repeat again, absolutely and infamously
| false.
The suit was against the Republic.
1t could be dismissed by Mr.. Cardweil
without regard to the Republic. Ii
could be settled" only by agreement
with the Republic. Third parties
might induce or persuade Mr.. Card
well to dismiss the case, but only the
ReDubzic could .ssettle" it with him.
Neither the Republic nor any OF lts
representatives .ssettled" the case OF
ever considered the question OF settle
ment. From the beginning the ne
public has refused to pay one penny
has refused to retract one word, or u
qualify one expression, 1t had pun
lished, Mr.. Cardwell knows that he ha
had no conference with any represen
tative of the Republic. He knows tina
he has not received one dollar OF Tn
Republics money and from the Repuots
not whisper OF apology.
It is reported that he admits havtnI
received money. II this be true, W
challenge him to state who paid hir
the money and how much he was paid
In the letter of which Mr.. Cardwe
complained and for the publication
which he sued the Republic, there wa
no reflection upon his reputation an
no impeachment of his character CON
parable with that contained in the tell
gram at the head OF this article, II
be genuine.
1t was the Republic he had charge
with libeling him, and, II his chare
) was true, from the Republic his repar'
ton was due. To take money fro
IL another source, and for such money
/ dismiss the case, and leave the Il
~ Dublsc unrepentant and defying, Is
=. engage in a barter too infamous tor a
characterization in decent speech.
The man who does such thing pu
3 his honor upon the auction block 81
Ve hucksters it In pieces and at prices
suit whomsoever is willing to buy.
Be The suit has been dismissed. but
has not been settled, and will not 3
The ReDublSc stands upon its defeDs
It dares Mr.. Cardwell to the issue no
nd ss it has from the beginning. 1t d
he avows the payment OF one penny.
leaves to Mr.. Cardwell whatever he
gotten, If anything, as clear galn' WI
On his original stock of injured reputati
intact and unimpaired. st. Louis 4
public.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-12-26
Food Changed To Poison.

Putrefying food in the intestines pro-
duces effects like those of arsenic, but
DIR. Kings New Life Pills expel the
poisons from clogged bowels. gently,
easily but surely, curing Constipation,
Biliousuess, Sick Headache, Fevers,
all Liver, Kidney and Bowel troubles.
Only 25c at Arcadia Valley Drug Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-12-26
To Stop q Cold.

After exposure or when you feel q
cold coming on. take dose of Foley's
Honey and Tar. 1t never fails to stop
a cold If taken 10 time. Arcadia VAL
ley Drug Co.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20
n PURSUANCE of an order Of Hon Abncr

c Thomas. "A Surrogate u the County of New YORK.
notice hereby persons having
Charles Burdett of Stamford. Conn. deceased
present the with vouchers thereof The sunrrro-
az place transacting business the olce
Horace Russell No. 90 Broadway Borough of Marhat-
in the Ci;y OF New YORK before the I'd dag q
October
Dated New York. the % day of April 1901
MARY p BTRDETT, ISAAC r. ROE, Executors
HORACE RUSSELL. Attorney for Executors. 80 Broad
New York
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20
SALES REPORTED YESTERDAY.

1obn r Foley has reported the following
Gales: No. To- ATen-st-. hve story tenement
bouse size a5xS76. for ". Craven; No. 256 West
rys-v-fotrth-st. three story dwelling house size
sy10e for The Betz estate; price, $1,000 No. l-546
20 1550 Broadway Brooklyn. TO A. Stern for S22500.
rhe vacant plot on the southeast corner Of One
d-seVenIy-ninth-st- and Clinton-ave for
A Fletcher TO William c. Bergen, for $500 Mt
vorel was the broker in the sale recently OF No.
az West One-hUndred-and-eighte a seven
storv apartment house, 50Xl00, for S125o0o.
The report that Max We'll and NJ L & c. Ernst
had bought from 7. Farley's Sons the nine story
buil6tng at the northeast corner Of Broadway and
Howard-st.. for about S6O0O00, was yesterday con-
Jacob Oppenheirner has sold No. 924 Third-ave.. a
i've story building, 25XS5 feet. for Mrs. Smith
H has also sold No. 1.S30 Fifth-ave, a i've story
fathouse 25Xleo feet
Bre-teU q Jackman have sold for Mrs. L Muth
no go East ne-hundred-and-rwenty y-fourth-sI, a
fhree story broWnstone dwelling house, lSXle0 for
Bernard StahI has sold through David Davis No.
~ West One-hundred-and-rwentie a three
story dwelling house on LOT 1sXl0011.
BRYAN L Kennedy < Co. have sold for Mary !.
story and basement brOwnstone dwelling house, size
9Nija2 10 Emil Belari for bout 5000
Isaac Il Cl0thieT has purchased seven lots al the
northwest corner Of Eleventh-ave- ana One-hun-
-firSr-sI.. extending through TO
ROADWAY through George R. Read.
Charles T Barney has bought a plot fronting 5I3
feet on Speedway Park
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20
THE WEEK IN REALTY
HERALD SQUARE THE SCENE OF THE
MOST NOTABLE ACTTVITY-soME
DOWNTOWN SALES

While many large parcels below Canal-st
changed hands last week, the greatest activity
ueared 10 be in the Herald Square district Of the
c3.v Now that two big business buildings are TO
NJ built there. one by r. H. Macy & Co. and the
o.her by Saks & Co. many intending investors fl
= thought, likely 10 be attracted TO this part OF
,be city There are a number OF other large
spgEing deals affecting property near the site of
,be new store Of r. II. Macy & Co which are
likely be closed within week or two. and IL
o,y one half Of them carried TO successful
I'D the appearance of the west half Of the block
bouaded by Sixth and Seventh aves and Thirty
f,arth and Thirty-ffth sts. will be greatly changed
Il Is carly 10 say at present what these opera
ions are To announce the details Of the deals al
,sadv under way would be likely TO cause IL is
thought much trouble 10 those directly interested
i, them. and might upset their plans. There are
also negotiations being made for property within a
sbort distance Of the WaI1orf-Astoria.
THE sales Of the week and for some time have
n6ica,ed the biggest transactions are usually
iaree operators who do not DO business through
eorae realty organization is becoming rapidly
ne IMPRESSION that TWO heads better than one.
snd The number OF big deals in which a single in
eror seems TO be overshadowed by the work of the
srrdicates or companies. New realty organiza-
an6 quickly laAe 2 prominent part IN the real
ss-a1e market. Two more real estate companies
,sre incorporated al Albany yesterday. One
capitalized al Soo9oVe ana the other at AOoOOeO.
one Of Jhe principal sales Of the week the
sYother was the plot which stood the Sixth-ave.
rsrsr stables IN SlXth-aVe-, between FOrty-thrd and
Fo~ry-f0urth SIS. II was sold by the General Car
rage Company 10 me century Realty company.
5rSe selling price about s. 100 G00. The sale OF
Prank D Allen also attracted considerable atten-
.;o- as did the sale Of the Wool Exchange Build
s.r gr Reach-st and West Broadway. The Wool
rTcharge Building was bought by the American
Thread Company Tor about StoONo
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20
NEW THEATRE AND HOTEL.

EXPENSIVE STRUCTURES TO BE BUILT N THE
HEIGHBoRHooD OF THE GRAND CIRCLE.
The plans for the Pabst Grand Circle Hotel and
Park Theatre have been fled at the Depart
Heat of Buildings by John II. Duncan the archi-
tect. The estimated cost OF the hotel is 100000
and q the theatre 10000 The structures will
stand the northwest corner Of Fifty-eighth-st
and Eigh-l-ave. The theatre Will be on plot
about l00 by l25 feet. II will have two large en-
frances. One viii be in Eighth-ave Rnd the other
IN Ffty-eighth-st. In the avenue the hotel build
ing viii have q frontaes OF about 100 feet. and
adjoining fl on the north will be the aVenae en-
trance 10 the theatre.
The theatre building viii contain orchestra
Balcony and gallery Elevators Will run TO the
balcony and viii be near the Fifty-eighth-st- en-
trance. There VIII be seats for about two thou
sand persons. feature OF the architecture or TIE
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

l4th-st No al West for four story brick stable
and storage house, 2szss Crawford a Pepper,
premises. oWn=rs; " Boyd. No Sol Hudson-st,
49,
l42d-sr. s s. 50 II of Morris-ave, for four
story brick stabe and storage house. 49xe5.
F Hitchcock. 1s5th-st and 3d-ave, owner I "
kinErCEe. srchitecr. -----------
tsth-sr r corner Stll-ave Grand 1Ircles Tor q
four story brick hotel. 20 Sx1Oo.6: Nellie Flake.
10 81 Nassau-st. owner. John II Duncan, No
= Vest 2fta-st architect --------------
shIh-sr q = 1905 z Of Shave for q one
story brick rheatre I20xlO05: Albert Flake. No
3 Nassau-st, owner. John II Duncan architect
l64th-st. r. - II of Prospect-ave. Tor seven
fnree Story brick dwelling houses. 10 and 2Ox5O:
James 7 Brown. No 5Gs Eagle-ave. owner. W
DicEerson. architect: total cost
d4tl-st Nos 80 and 35 East. for a four and nHe
story brick dwelling house, S34x4s-o. Sarah
Robbins No 127 East 35th-st. owner: GrosTenor
ATterburv. No IS West 34th-st. architect
lstt-st s g. pes % 5rh-ave. for q rve story
brick dwelling house. 27xs7: Charles w Ogden,
20 30 West 20th-sI. owner; Little Browne,
-..-aitt~+s
ssth-sr s p 24O II OF 5th-ave FOR nve story
hrick dwelling house. 2sxs7; Mary = Ogden, No
81 West 2Jth-st. owner; Little a. browne, archl-
-r-.a -
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ForsyJh-st No l46, :. 25xieo: Louis J Ladinski
u NOlf Nader; mortgage. $4,000 r s Sc
SJth-sr No ,s2s 1873 West 60Il022: Mary
Harrison and another 70 Merritt Pike.
l2lst-s- e 394 q OF LenOX-aTe. 3lX99. II: :
Sarah 4 Brown Eloise NJ Seaman; mortgage
500 coo: 7 s ..----.----.-..-..-
6sth-st G. - II " Of 9th-ave I9xlOO.5; Frank
. shaw. referee 10 William 2 Finn. r :. Sl6 50
f01h-sr l75 II Of Columbus-ave, 10fxl0O-s
Alanson = Smith and another 10 Charles r Nc
LalrhIin. mortgage. SIS so. r s. S36. .-.-------
9Th. 30 East 25xlO0.5: Esther NJ Nevins 10
Katharine C Weidenfeld: mortgage, $4,000;
EighIaad Place. centre line = plot 90 map villa
sites Riverdals. 80 o-lX200; Highland Place
plots g. and -. same map. contains Is %s-loo
acres: Mitchell I. Erlanger. referee Louis
Danuhauser: r $. 81 --------------.-.--
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20

LAUNDRESS.-By Scotch Protestant IL
private family: references. Mckinley
ISS 6th-ave-. ID floor
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20

ie2 nasaIe VIII be the interior construction There
De oilly TWO pillars in the theatre proper and
s1,S vii WI. nor obstruct a view os the stage from
me motel will be four stories high. The roofs Of
the motel and the theatre will be fat so that a
f"oi garden can be constructed top of the build
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20

CHAMBERMA- DIV scotch a{r9 n -
Vate family. good city reference 10
cards, Cali t-om ! 70 1. MACKENZIE.
4S3 West 24rh-sr
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20

c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF NeV-York.
Notice hereby all having claims
August Grer late OF TIE County ot New York deceased
place rans7ctirE business TIE once Of
Deyo Duer Bauerdorf. attorneys No D-datwav. a
the City Of New YORK Manhattan. before F!t-
tsel-h 1av o. August 1901
Dated New York. the Ninth day of February 1901
PAULINE GDF:FF.
PHILIP MOCK { t@N'S-'''s-
DEYO DCER & BAUERDORF Attorneys EsxecI-
tors No ll5 Broadway. New York city. Borough OF
Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20

I COACFNAN-By a fsrst class nm. single.
Will be found a willing and obliginy ser
want, not afraid Of work; thoroughly under
/ stands his business. Address THOMAS.
/ Box o. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20
Gin l1ropertu for Sale.

NOR SALE TO CLOSE ESTATE.-Vacant lots Sixth
Avenue near 34th street &xiO0; price $50 coo sew
e1yseventh Street near Second Avenue % 7xlO2
JANEs CAMPBELL. sc West Goth Street Manhattan ash
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20

c. Thomas Surrogate of County or New York
notice is hereby given tc ali navng
Louis Perceyal. late II the County o. York de
subscriber at his place Of traasacng business
Sixth Avenue. the Borough Manhattan CITY OF
New York on or before The 18th day 4 October next
Dated. New York. the 3rd day Of April
CHARLES L PERCEVAI. Executor
COUDERT BROTHERS, Attorneys Tor Executor II
Broadway New York
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20

CHAMBERMAID and seaE's1ress. OF wait
rsss ard assist chamberwoTz; French girl.
private family; best references. iJ4 West
25th-St
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20
~ - 20 nGPRovE Els HoUsE.

Mr. BARNEY TO IMPROVE HIS HOUSE.
Extensive interior and exterior alterations. cost
ing S00eO0 VIII be made the four story brick
and hrownst0ne private dwelling house Of Charles
T. Barney. at the northeast corner OF Park-ave.
and Thirty-eighth-st.. from plans by McKirn. Mead
& White. the architects. The plans contemplate
The cornpleIe rernodelling OF the house. together
with story extension in the rear "a l0x5os in
size.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20

CEAABF,ESSIAID.-A lady wishes TO secure
position tor Young girl Can week
days. 30i &adisoa-avs
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20
BUSINESS CHANCES.
IL rAcrorY ZOE SAVE.

SHIRT FACTORY FOR SALE.
A. pllshed shirt factory az Long Branch.
- including sewing machines, boiler.
- the manufacture of shirts Parties de-
Tfiett. % inspect premises may call upon
ne A. y FAY. EsQ-. SOthschiid Buiia-
long Eranch. y. J. For particulars
Fr..ss~ FREDERICK PARKER. Receive-.
--erholc. n J.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20

NEW OFFICE OF FRANK L FISHER co.
The Frank L. Fisher Company well known and
successful West Side real estate corporation held
formal opening OF its Office, the corner of
LIghty-frst-st. and Columbus-ave., Saturday az
ternOOu A large number Of uptown real estate
paid their compliments TO W. II. Peckham.
the president OF the company. and We're IN turn
handsomely entertained by the host and his staff
Of ernpIOyes
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20
Gnrroaatee' \ OIL ces

GOODWIN. MATILDA E.-In pursuance OF an
order Of Hon Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate OF
county or New York, notice IS hereby all
sons having claims against Matilda E Goodwin late
the county or New York, deceased
with vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers their place Of
tTansacting business. ar the office Williams.
No 50 Liberty St, Borough ot Manhattan in City
New York. on OF before the Both day of
Dated, New York. the 29th day OF December. 1890.
EDWARD c GOODWIN. HENRY [. GOODWIN.
FREDERICK :. STIMSON. Executors
STIMSON & WILLIAMS. Attorneys for Executors 70
Liberty St. Borough of Manhattan City New
TN PURSUANCE of an order or Hon Abner c.
Thomas. a Surrogate Of the Courty OF New York.
Notice IS hereby 10 all persons having claims
Maria Wright, the County York,
deceased present the with OF
the subscriber her place os transactng business at
Office OF sullivan Cromwell ~ Wall Street The
City OF New York before the day
Dated New York, the goth day December.
MARGARET \. WRIGHT EXecutrtx
SULLIVAN & CROMWELL Att'ys for Executrtx
Wall ST. New York. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20

BAhBER--By young man: active ard So
oeri country hotel for summer. or steady.
P. o. Box 34l. Dobbs Ferry. " Y
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20
FURNISHED 6ousss Go ce1-gnnutrn.

DEPNARDSNILI4E. y. IA house 10
ID EVANDER H. SCHLEY. 256 Broadway
TgOUSE College Campus; hours New
large house with cOnveniences. cool. good
pure air aid shrubbery; beautiful view; moderate
rent for July and August. Address PROFESSOR Tribune
Office
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20

-. -f-.J.-Lady or gentleman, some
pra,,sg and some inaDence. ground floor
eos,..-l,ion IN Beaumont on Company. tn
A'iei' Beaumont. Texas.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20
FOU Nd.

FOUND AT LAST-Cure for catarrhal
dyspepsia, Sastritis and all the ills they
entail MAN-A-CEA the only natural
manSanese spring water. But little trouble
10 rertfy thIs statement. II a sufferer in
valuable TO you. Send for booklet. BEN.
X. CURTIS. 13 Stone-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20

ings if the owners wish Both buildings will De
constructed of the same material-brick and
Indiana limestone. Albert Flake is the owner Of
the theatre plot. and Nellie Flake of the hotel plot.
II is expected that the buildings will be completed
before the fall.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20

NURSE and ATTENDANT-Young man.
who has worked in a private san;tariUnl
in the country, would like place OF same
kind in the city or country. tirst class ref
ereqces. Address JAMES. Bethel. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20
DECORATORS AND PAINTERS

J. DICKMAN & co. invite orders for
Honse Painting Decorating. Pa
L per Hanging and Plastering: artistic
n perfect work al Low prices: supplies
- ar wholesale ngures. 1897 Iexinr-
@ ron-ave. Telephone. 2a00. 18th 81
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
ofiee. No. l-242 Broadway. % door north
OF 3ist-st-. until O'Clock p. m: adyer-
tisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until s O'clock
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

COOK and CHAM MBERAAID.-By TWO girls
together. or would so separate. one as
good cook. would do coarse washing, other
as competent cham hsrnaid and assist with
waiting small private family; best city
references. Address J. A. 90i 6Jh-ave.
third bell
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20
DRESSNAkING.

vi n IN
CORRECT STYLES: perfect Mt; faultless
skirt droop superior work and finish; la
dies may furnish material: responsible; rea-
sorabie. COOKE. 235 West 4ith-st., near
Broadway
DRESSMAKER-Ladi and misses sum-
fner dresses. shirt waists and children's S
dresses made, work shown. Mrs WIND
SOR, 127 West d2d-su
DRESSMAKE R.-Experienced; good: takes
work home or by day; skirts. waists, also
attentions. remodelling; misses and chill
dren's dresses. MRS. HOOD. Is6 West
l0Ist-st
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office. No. .242. Broadway. I'd door north
OF 31st-st-, until O'Clock p. m: adver-
tisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until ) O'Clock
p. m, viz. 25i sIh-ave.. 5. e. cor. as,d-st.:
i52 oth-ave-, cor. ieth-st.: Macy's. 9th
ave and l4Jh-st.. i|2 COlumhus-ave.. near
West 66th-Et.: l06 West s2d-st. near OH
ave: 92 East 1sth-st-: 237 West 42d-,t
between 7th and sth aves: 1853 Ensf 4TS.e-
ST.; I.33s 3d-ave.. between 10th and T7th
sts.: 1925 3d-ave.. near Gtst-st-. I.JoS Ist-
ave-
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.


2b9 " Est S4TH-ST.-2 connecting rooms.
sul'aole LOT : gentlemen or couple; mod
crate rent: all conveuIsnces
3D-ANE.. 232--Eicely furnished hall room;
private Christian family; ring second bell.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20
Gonntrn properln for Sale.

FOR sALs-Choice residence property with stable,
l. Montclatr. n. J. All modern conveniences. A
bargain Apply JAMES II. TUTTLE Tribune Bldg y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20
LOST.

LOST--Bankhook No 704. .613, Bank for
Savings, 80 4th-ave. New-York Pay-
ment stopped. Please return book 20 bank
LOST or STOLEN.-Bankhook No AZ. SOC
Of the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bani1.
payment stopped Please return book 10
bank, No. 81 CEambers-st
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20
Gonntrn ilropertn % fet.

MONROE. n Y. Box 59-Rrh ground 10 rooms.
~ and cold water; bath; $500 for season
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20
CARPET CLEANING.

ORIENTAL RUG CLEANING co $50
BrOadyay.-Latest and best for cleaning
washing and repairing Oriental rugs and
carpets.
THE Twentieth Centur- Garnet Clea,in-
Co.. zB2 East I3Sth-st-, cleans CarDets
and Rugs by improved method: CHARGES
call and deliver when wanted Telephon.
6S7 Melrose.
FREDERICK ACKERMAN, i33 West 30
ST.. near Gth-aye.-Stearn Garnet CLEANING
and feather and hai- r-,@.r..tne, works
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20
HELP WANTED.


Female
EXPERIENCE mattresses of good ad-
dress and with references. Tor select fam
SIS hot~! in New-Jersey Apply afternoons.
hrst hoor 500 3t-avc., private house.
WANTED. .--fierman nursery Eoverness nr
German maid 10 growing children CAN
Monday between 10 and L. 30 West So h-s:
WANTED. A Protestant nurse for child ~
six, must h- kind and experienced and
good seaulstress. able - read and write In
English. between - and Is years OF age.
A-.ress v. 4 Box , - Nlrk Cltv. :
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20
HELP WANTED.

Male.
ATTENTION.-Men wanted. s. 20 all rrin-
cip5I ports of Europe. London. Liverpool.
Glasgow. Hull. Hamburg. Bremen: also
free passage procured. Apply Shipping OF
fees. Cl.rton-st- and - West ST. y. Y.
BOOK MEN 10 sell business men generally.
McAaster's Commercial Digest. unique
work by o New-York Bank Examiner. on
law governing notes, checks. drafts. bust
ness forms. etc. SIX dollars. CONNER
CIAL BOOK COMPANY. 60 Wall-st.
CHARCOAL BURNER WANTED.-A man
who thoroughly understands burning char
coal In brick klirs for powder mills Ad-
dress CHARCOAL. Tribune Ottice- Best
references required.
WANTED. Men 10 travel 70 Europe by as
s.st.uE feeding liy- stock on tast steamers.
also experienced cattlemeu for steady work.
CaH personally ATLANTIC SHIPPING Of
FIDE. 20 lst ST. New-York.
WANTED Agents everywhere 70 sell
Beaumont oil stock. travelling mems side
line. good for $40 4ay. J NJ SHIELDS,
s. James Hotel Beaumont Texas.
WANTED Two young men. between -
and p years o.; axe. 20 learn our huSi-
ness as salesnen, then as rnanag gers: must
b. ef good education and address. honest
and energetic Apply. with references.
BALCH EROS 90. l56 5th-ave.
WANTEp. An energetic man in each
locality TO represent our rapidly growing
church affiliations preferred. no experience
necessary no capital Is needed. salary 500
per month. Address MANAGER ASSO-
CITATION. Go3 star Building Chicago, III
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20

e-D-sr.. q EAsT.-L.arge. elegantly fur
-.eiiel, airy rooms with board. all con-
-ss...iei'css. Darior dining roons summer
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20
BOARD AND ROOMS.

-'-to PARK AVE.-Large. handsome
~, com: parlor dining room; reference also
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20
MACHINERY

AT REDUCED PRICES-SOO secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and sx-
changed. GEO. b EDDY. 39S MadiSon-st
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20
Hnturnisbro Apartments 90 Get
A PLOT ON SOUTH STREET
FOR SALE 4Oxl6O THROUGH TO WATER ST
rutland & WHITING
BEEKMAN STREET

Conntrp prourrtn for Sale or 20 Get
L HAIE. CONN.-For sale let. carefuIIv
u furnished cottages eleven and thirteen rooms; 70 let
large richly furnished old Colonial
all with modern conVenienceE. shade trees
stables. bathing fine large unfIrnIsbs;
house Mrs. Z. K SALISBURY. New Haven Conn
NJ ILL PROPERTY AT CORNWALL. LANDING n Y
W WITH river frontage OF las feet Excellent location
for manufacturing purposes pynaros for lgbtIn1.
engines and shafts ready for OF
be made % all points in the United by boat or rail-
freight depot IN immediate vicinity
address r. A. PARKER. 20 Wall Street New-York
ENNGLEwOOD AND VIcINTTYl-Houses Tor sale or
Englewood. ~. J. ''
New-York tribune., 1901-05-20
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