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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-18

~MEDROM1ERZ (powiat Tu-
~cholski). Tutejszemu n%auczycieIo~
wi Heldtowi zniszczono pred kill
ku laty SO drogocenuych drew
owocowych przez jelne noe, drugaa
raza powywracali mu n.egodziwoy
ule Z ps~zczo}ami, teraz zn6w wy
rsadzi]l mu straszne spustoszenia
na pod w6rzu. w koncu spali}a mu
sie stodo}a napelniona zniwem.
MARGRABowA. " stodole
{ p,wiesi} ale 75-letni Kaszewsti. Go.
90 do samob6jstwa popchaels. ME.
.doiaso stw ierdzid. Pewnemnu.
tu.ejs,emu lkupoowi s alk'r,s1,dle'nro.
~edtag jeeo tx, ,,'l 9 AGO nf.:
s,od.iej x.. q. olnnen q poioiu,
..by.l k.ssetkeess ~ pien,edsHmii plots
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-18

CHOJNlCE. Izba karna ska
za1a ch}opaka Gustawa Gogowskle~
90 z Silna na6 miesiecy wiezlenla
"a usi}owane pope}nienie wyetepku
przeciw moralnosci ma ~8~letnlej
d]ziewczynce. - Dnia Is kwietnla
RIB. uderzy} str6z nocny Russ sew
ca Jana Brzoske obuchem siekiery
W plecy ijeszc2e uderzy} kilka ray
trzonkiem siekiery. B. z~achorowa{
W try dni umar}. sekcya' zw}ok
iednakze ME stwierdzl1a, ably smierc
suowodowafo pobicie Brzoskl'
Izba karna skaxa1a Russo "a to IA
80 NIX. kary >albo 6 dni w~iezienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-18

WABRZEZNO. Parobek Vice
HI " Prusach zaczepif inspektora
GLASS;, poniewaz ME zvolni} jego
tony predssj cd piracy. Pc kr6tkiej
wymianie slow chwrcil W. kamien
prawie tax wielki iak g}owa i ude-
rzy} lnspektora W colo. kt6ry a
raz pad} bez przytomno6ci ma zle-
mic. Ciezko rannego, kt6ry otrzy~
mai wielka rane ma >!!czole prawdo
podobnie wstrzasnienie m6zgu, ODE
stawions do domu chorych. Vice.
kiego odtransportcwano do wiezle~
mia. - Robotnika Engela areszto~
wano W chwill. gdy chcia} dwie
maciory, kt6re skrad} W Kowale~
lewie, ma targu sprzedac. - Kilku
osobom skradli z}odzieje hieszon~
kowi ma ostatnlm targu tygodnic~
wen zaaczniejs zs kwotY pieniedzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-18

INOWROCkAW w Jaksi.
Zach odbywa}a aie " niedzlele dina
10 BIN .uroosysta intaodukcya nowe-
go proboszoza profesora j radzcy
duchowncgo Z Kleskiege Parafia-
ME cfarowali mu pedarki Wprowa-
dill 90 do ko6ciola Z dziskan pra
lat Psninskl Ko6cielca przemowi}
cd oltarza . potem przeczyta} list
Observation-Disclosures x Arcypa-
sterza pe}en. uxnania "a poprzednie
jego dzialanias " kszta{ceniu milo
dziezy " duohu religijnym. - 20
przem6wleniu odpowiedzia} * pro-
boszcz y sfowach serdeczuej podzlee-
@"EHAG Il
XII o5wladozenia 10 p~arafanom
swoim bsds,e prawdziwym j szcxe-
rym duazpasterzem. Pc naboien-
stwie edby1o SIC gofcinns przyjecie
go6ci v domu K proboszcza.
KoLEJ i.lisfa niezadlugo
.po1acsona bedzie. kolejami pruast
kismialboviam vladze pruskie
.pr.yst.lly q parzesadowanlses TOYS
~ rs stronis rosyjski's q g
,poe.4,k owo1nieoheis s,e sgodE .
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-09
The Easter Sunday.

The Easter Sunday.
 The Easter Sunday is doing well some ways.
 The property is four miles down the gulch. 1t is of an unusually promis- ing character, but a serious misunder- standing has arisen between the own CTS and the lessees and an injunction is threatened. Walter Smith and Ed West, the latter an old Copper Queen employee, are doing well in that camp. Port Morse and family are running the boarding house Mir Ross, the cham pion double-hand driller from British Columbia, George Thaine and Walter Smith have made recent locations from which they are already taking pay ore. The camp is principally gold and the ore runs high from the grass roots. It is to be hoped that the own CTS and lessees will be able to adjust their differences without litigation.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

A. w. Strum is back from Mexico. - Ed Collins is in from the Huachu- cas. Mrs. Bloom returned from California yesterday.
 Burton c. Mossman went to Deming yesterday.
 W. G. Briddle is in Bisbee from Michigan.
 All kinds of hay came in for Moore Bros. yesterday.
 PA. Moon started to San Francisco yesterday morning.
 There is a new girl baby at the Sweetland residence. MT. J. Arnold is one of the latest arrivals from Los Angeles. Messrs. Jones and Champaign have returned from the Huachucas. Richard Bretherton and wife re- turned to Fairbank yesterday. Mrs. Muirhead and children have returned from the Huachucas. J. H. Phelan, sergeant in the 14th cavalry, was in Bisbee last night. The Naco Workmen met last night. Amos, Kindred went to Naco yester' day. i Gus Anderson returned to Bisbee this week, after an absence of several years. Messrs Muirhead, Johnson and Mul' len, republican candidates, will re- ', turn today. ! Joseph McKehan had serious col lision with the elevator at the Queen sore day before yesterday. { Some corsiderate individual has cut that rope swing under the slag bridge since the Review item came out in ref erence thereto.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-09
The chirieahua District.


 H. D. Buford, a genial and intelli- gent prospector, is just in from the Chirichuas. He has several claims of his own running high in lead and sil- yer. but predicts that the Copper King will eventually corral the camp when depth has been attained. The Hana mine, Mir. Buford says, is working about fourteen men. That Meyers and Walker are shipping all kinds of ore every week. consisting of lead and silvr That Perry Simth has very promising prospect in the same locali- ty.
 That there is plenty of water and timber in that locality; that the dis trict is known as the Turkey creek, with Gaylon as the center, and that the easiest route to that locality is from Rodeo, on the Fl Psso and South western, only fourteen miles with a good wagon road Mir Buford says that there are about twenty prospectors in that locality, all working like gophers and that the sur face indications are the finest he has ever seen.
 NAco LODGE, NO. 20. 4. O. .. ".
 Neco, Arizona
 Nastsr WoeAnan, c. .. Crockett; ylnanciee. D. }. OHslIly: Recorder. n l.. Kunnody. Moots eaeA Wodnes. day evsu1Dg b Maddsn's opera house. Whiting brothsss brotAsrS eoe61any lzvftsd-
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-09
cananea Street Railway.

Grading has been resumed for the Cananea street railway. which will connect Ronquillo and La Mesa. The route was recently decided upon and active work will again be resumed of the street railway at Cananea will be a great convenience. as most of the employees of the company will reside at La Mesa, a mile and half from Cananea
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-09
Joe Rhodes Released.

A. c. Bernard. of Cananea, was in the city last evening and informs the Review that Joe Rhodes, an Arizona cowboy, was pardoned a few days ago by the Governor of Sonora, and released from jail at Arispe. where he had been confined for the past six months. Rhodes lost no time in again planting his foot on American soil and was in Naco last week
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-09
Joe Mulhatton Here.

Joe Mulhatton. the only and original Joe Mulhatton, was in Bisbee yester. day. By the side of him. Muchausen is not worth mentioning. and Mescal pales into insignificance along with Joe's profound faculty for fabulous prevarications. he has heart as big as an elephants and a nature as ten der. sensitive and honorable as any man who breathes.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-09
Foot Racer Wanted.

Geo. B. Reay is still holding the stakes for a foot race between a Bis beetle and resident of Naco. that was to have been run at Don Luis on Sun stakes deposited. but when it came to the scratch the Bisbeeite was ab- sent. George says he will hold the stakes until the race is run.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-09
Candidates at Tombstone.

A goodly number of candidates con. gregated at Tombstone yesterday They included J. J. Bowen, for super. visor; James Howell, for the assem bly; Johny Mullen, for sheriff; Jos Muirhead, for treasurer; Peter John son, for suprvisor; and Dell Lewis. fol sheriff
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-09

the water company. which will enable the consumer to sprinkle the street in front of his place of business. It is to be hoped that the plan will mater ialize.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-09

Ben Sneed was an incoming passen- ger on No. 2 yesterday
 Henry Essenger, wholesale liquor dealer is in Bisbee from Las Vegas. N. M Born-To the wife George Drey- spring. Tuesday night, October 7th, . son.
 Mir Peirano is gone to Kansas city end 'Pard" White pulls the throttle tn his place.
 Mir Boles is just up from Mexico on his way to Idaho He says the chili system does not agree with him.
 George Shibley, candidate on the republican ticket for the legislature will return from California Saturday
 Ben Behrens has returned from the Huachucas, but with regret it must Improved.
 L. Brown. brother of w NJ. Brown who lost his life in the O. D. shaft in Globe some time ago, is in Bisbee on business.
 The little child of MT. and Mrs. wm. Zent, of Naco, which has been quite i'll for several days past, is now convalescing.
 Henry Elvey, whose father died a short time ago at Las Vegas, left yes terday morning for Tucson to remain prmanently.
 Bob" Johnson, well known in Bis bee, returned from Texas last even ing and was around town shaking hands with his friends.
 The internal arrangements of the new gymnasium is rapidly assuming form. It is one of the very finest buildings in all Arizona
 Superintendent Merrill of the Calu- met and Arizona. went to Douglas yesterday Mir Merrill is just recover ing from a spell of sickness.
 Attorney Miller has just returned from three days visit to the Modern mine He brings back a sack of sam ples and a savage appetite.
 Rev. Harvey M Shields is back from Albuquerque, where he was in at tendance at the Presbyterian Synod The Rev. Harvey is looking finer than ever
 A telephone message from Tomb stone last night stated that J. J. Bow en and James Howell, democratic can didates. had arrived and taken the town by storm.
 James Oney is just in from Wyom- ing. He says snow was flying properly before he left there He says further that Wyoming is grat country for copper, timber and water.
 F.F. Winter Of the Cananea Her aad. was tn Bisbee yesterday. MT. Winter is a fine newspaper man and . model rustler, and a worthy promo ter of one of the promising young newspapers on the coast, the CAnanea Herald
 The remains of Pearl Revere, the unfortunate girl who died on Monday last. were intered in the cemetery yes. terday Rev. Harvey M Shields ofi' esating The body was followed to the grsve by the friends of the de ceased
 V. H. Igo went to the Huachucas cay before yesterday to gather ir some frisky livery stock, owned by Aam in that balmy section. He will be gone about five days. in the mean time Tom Martin will hold his busi ness down below town.
 One of the old boys from down on the creek was yanked in by Oficer liar ringon yesterday for prying up Shea with a 2x4 Justice Brown in his stern and iniexible style concurred ir the opinion of the executive oficer The defendant said he didn't pay fine but put up five dollar William te have the sentence remitted.
 An Ia ;ured Hand.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-09
An Injured Hand.

An Injured Hand.
 MT Johnson. the Douglas transfer rnn. is In Bisbee with a bad hand. TAe physician deferred operating on it fRi the case had reached another stage.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-09

The New Fall Shirt Waists

The shirt Fall this surprising par-Of Heavy heavily Aeed anus pearl Perhaps it's this tailored effect that them well liked. Some here $2O0 s % and $375.
  } fann? % kt discard e CT
 To hjuN the sdh it% contra color
 
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 shoulder nr
 It's showing shirt waists had the of son. As have of best are picked
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-09

To Sprims<Se 9ereets-
 A very beautiful scheme is on foot OO estab}is6 an understanding wuh
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-09
BRIEF CITY NEWS
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AT WACO

c. B. Mabee is the regular republi- can nominee for justice of the peace of the Naco precinct.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23

MESSENGER, &c.--An officer in Police De
nartment about 10 retire, would ike 10
And an occuparfon as n messenger In some
bank or other commercial establishment: or
would take charge % an office building
HONEST Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23

GARDENER and general work. BY man
and wife. on gentlemans 5 place; under
stands care Of stock. wife cook and laun-
dress. J. MARTIN. 42j 9th-ave-
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23
STORAGE NOTICES.


To MRS. :. DEMAREST. Francis H Loss.
Mr.. or Mrs. r. VI. de Leeuw. Mrs. p.
NJ Sherman. W. Latham. Miss J. Gleason.
Sarah A. Davis. r. +. de Feldau. Mr; or
Mrs. J. J. Eakins y. +. Van Pelt. Mrs
V. c. Wadsworth. l.. c. Mcclellan. Edward
II. f. Hessels. Mrs. Josephine Sanford. NJ
Pena. Arthur l. Barr. James or Annie A.
Casey. George Jackmond. Edwin Holt. Mrs
l.. Farmer. Bridget Hoff. Aimee de l.
Macias. Mrs. a. de Beche or Josie Williams
Mrs. Mamie Waddingham. Tena V. Trippe.
F. l.. Sherwin. Mrs. e. Earle. Mrs. G A.
Ballard. Mrs. &. Mitchell and May Lambert !:
You and each Of you hereby notified
that the time for the payment Of our lien
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice thereof had
been given you. We Will cause such property.
to wit household goods personal effects
and merchandise. stored by you or in your
name in the Columbia Storage Warehouses.
to be sold at public auction. according 10
the statute in such case made and provided.
at Nos Us and $50 West g0th-st. on Sat
uriay May 10th. 1902 at 1870 A NJ. and
II the sale thereof is not completed on said
date the same Will be continued at the
same place on each and every Saturday
thereafter. beginning at 1890 a. NJ. until
the sale Is completed.
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23
REAL ESTATE.
TWO HOUSES IN EAST FIFTY-FOURTH-
ST SOLD FOR $4,000.

Mrs Linda NJ Holt has SOLD through w T.
r. Taylor No is East Fifty-fourth-st. a louf
story and basement brownstone dwelling house. on
lot 2a1ox1eo5 feet The buyer. who is said TO De an
investor also bought from Mrs. Augusta v Part
ridge No 13 East Fifty-fourth-st.. a brownstone
house similar TO No Is. and a lot Of the same
dimensions. II is reported that the purchaser P@iu
about sI75.coo for the two.
w E. & F. B. Taylor. in conjunction with John
p Kirwan have also sold Mrs. Margaret White the
four story brownstone house No 55 West Forty
eighth-st 1t stands lot q I.6xlo5 feet. Columbia
leasehod.
Francis NJ Jencks has sold the lot 1l12xsS3I3sx
a. sx6S 3lA feet on the east OF Mornngside-ave
565i feet so1th OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
for about $4,000. ~
r r. Wood & Co. through c. G. Miller, have sold
for c. w. Stetson to Mary Z. Riley the four story
limestone front dwelling house. NO. l64 west sew
enty-eighth-st- Il stands on lot zONooXlVZZ leel
The buyer intends TO occupy 1t .
It reported yesterday that the Beverly apart
house at the northwest corner OF Lenox-aEe
and One hundred and-twenty-ffth- had been soIq
The owner of record Is Catherine W. Bruce Iti
stands plot -5X99.1l feet.
Sallie ]. Jenkins has bought from the Sterling
Realty Company the brownstOne f1athouse near the
site OF the Pennsylvania Railroad station, NO
z2s Seventh-ave. In the building are stores IL
stands plot 192K69 10 feet.
The sale OF Nos. 20 and 2l2 LenoX-ave., tw @
four story dwelling houses. on plot Sx15 feet ws
reported yesterday. They stand between On g.
hundred-and-twen and One-hundred-au l.
twentV-fourth SITS.
Lowenfeld & Prayer have sold Thomas Ha n
Eighty-seventh-st. five story brownstone dive Ill
Ing house. plot 19x102.5 feet.
So far could be learned yesterday. the II ote
Pabst at the corner OF Forty and B Dad
way is to be torn down to make room
subway station. The furnishings 10 be so d al
auction in the latter part of this week.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23

GARDENER--Germ married: aged 3;
life experience in greenhouse. VcTetable
and fruit growing. care and management OF
lawns and shrubs: can also manage farm
and live stock ]. =. BICKFL.. a3 WaIker-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23

GARpENER--SInEle with a thorough
practical knowledge of the business under
glass Hnd outdoors: best reference 70
character and ability. Address L. l.. Box
% Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23

GARDENER American: thorough
ly experienced. under glass fruit. flow
ers. all branches: good vegetable grower;
strictly temperate: highly recommended.
3iT 9th-ave
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23

GARDENER and FLORIST tUEAD)--
Thoroughly exDerienceJ in the business; Is
a first class rose expert. carnations orchids
and all hothouse cxottcs: has long and sat
isfactory references Address GARDENER,
10 SprInF-st. Morristovn y. T.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23

A FOR SALE.-Beautifu CoIon!a
"a. dale; all modern improvements
OF Palisades and Sound. II you want
help but like 1t: only 30 minutes out.
co, .S22 Park ave. corner 125th-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23
PLANS FOR NE7N BUILDINGS.

7oth-st. No 123 East. for fvs story brick dwell
ing 2ox62 5: Mrs B TroHf ridge. Hotel Gros-
veno-, owner; Trowbri6ge Il Livingston, archi-
tects - .
and basement brick teneus house. 40XSS11;
A J Schwarzer. No is j asst 9oth-st, owner;
II Fouchaux. Broadway and 163d-st. architect.
97th-st. n 1896 It Of Ma dison-aVe, for five
story brick dwelling house. p exec. " Z Park,
No - 5th-ave. owner: :; Brendon. - West
32d-st, architect
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23
REAL ESTAT E TRANSFERS.

I5roadvay $ e corner 63i ST, 1l5.l0Ns9. 1lNlU05X
l4s4 with encroachms II s; Richard NJ
Montgomery & co CT Y Real Property Invest
Ing Company. mortgage. 100000; r s Si1 25
391-st 10 OF 2 tb-ave 25x:'s.9: Jacob A
Rauib TO Stuyvesant Real Estate Company:
mortgage 10000: II : S10.-....---....-..--..- ~
t.-aenv-icl-aye No 81 -. : Bank
81. Pincus IspxerIfeld and another to the Green
wich Construction Cos npany: mortgage. S2S,Jc0;
r {. 81 30. ---.--.-.----.-----.
sth- ave W s - 153d-st. 25xlOo; John
Whaien 10 Robert " Gardner; mortgage, SO -.
-----
shave W s. - n OF 153d-st. 25xlO0; Robert
Y Gardiner o PhfEp D0lnnt: mortgage. $4,000 30
7th-ave n 1gth-st. s6xso; Howard "
Abro al 10 Ellen Albro; r S, Sc3 15.---.----
49th-st n s 62.6 e. Of 7th-ave 20 1ox10o.4
Stephen Weaver 10 Charlotte K Weaver; r s.
SIS IS. bond and surety
e4th-st No - WeSa 20x1C0.S; Emma Q Miliett
widow. and anotls ?. 10 Elizabeth A Rose; mort
gage. $4,000: r j 81 n
56th-st. 5 +. $50 fl W Of 6th-ave 10o5x
1a05 O 55t1 i-st lG1N 10o5x ok
n 1905 10 56tf-s e 20 6: Charles T Barney
James II Sniff 4; r 8. s123 75...........-.--.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23
SCALP TREATMENT.

>~~~-)-)O~~~- ~-~-~~~~~@~~D~
sHA MpOOING ManiCuring. Richters su-
perior hair tonic satisfaction guaran-
teed. A RICHTER. 231 East 1lth-st- {:
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23
STOR RAGE.

MOVING DAY is at aand. Who shall
get to move my piano? Give your order
TO REID BROTHERS. 81 5th-ave-. tel.
. i2l lsth-st
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23

Observation-Disclosures one child: medium
height: understands the care OF fine horses.
harness and carriages: eight years expert
ence In private stables: expert city driver
and rider; strictly temperate: best personal
references. COACHMAN. care Delahanty.
GO4 Colurnbus-ave.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23
FIFTH-AvE. CORNER SOLD. =.

The City Real Property Investing tCompany
has sold through s. Osgood Pell S1 Co. the
lot e sxlO22 feet at the north corner Fffth-ave
and Eighty-eghth-st- The company DO nght the lot
Two months ago The buyer will build on the site
a white stone American basement hous G..
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23

USEFUL. MAN-2ngIe: hardy With tools.
careful driver: thoroughly understands
house duties. lawns and drtvewayS- excel
lent personal references. TAYLOR 55t
3d-aVe
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23

USEFUL MANA lady desires TO place Il
faithful useful man Apply at 90 East
+Jth-st. between 10 and l.
vALET-wouid like to attend two or three
more gentlemen. Address c. b. +lo
East 1Oth-st
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23

PANESE.-Experienced steward or chef,
position on yacht: have best references.
Okla 1S3 Sands st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23
BANK OF COMMERCE TO b E-ALTERED.

Plans fled yesterday at the 81 ureau OF Build
ings Manhattan, for alterations D the Bank OF
Commerce at the northwest corner of Nassau and
Cedar SITS The is TO be roc fed over, a
iron staircase with marble steps is TO be built from
the second the third story, fireplace to be
put in the board room on tn third story, and
a elevator TO be installed, running from the
first to the third story The of these altera-
tions has been given. Jamts3 B. Baker. of No.
40 Fifth-ave., is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23
HOUSE OF REST ADDS TO II IS SITE.

The House OF Rest has bought 'r part of the
site for fits headquarters sixteer. lots Two
hundred-an d-nnth-st-, Bolton s oad, Inwood.
1t already owns a large tract at tn IS point J. y.
kalley & Son and Richard Alexa ftler were the
brokers for the different sellers
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23
gitn 11roperip for 9ale.

Passenger Elevator, Indirect Steam
Heat, Light from Three Sides,
Health, Unequalled Construction.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23
TEwKsBURY HOUSE BID IN FOR s1o 5000.

Frederick Zittel. the real estate dealer. bid
Yesterday the house No. % West Seyenty+ econt
St. formerly owned by Lewis Tewksbu y, 70
Sloee00.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23
WORK WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN having a large acquaina..
ance in Washington and other eities
wishes to represent a reliable nrm taus asi.
tisipg preferred) on commIssicu o
Address %. c. X Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23

DIR WE'LL Z65 Ncs. 1c3th-st near Sta
aYe.-corns, hunions and inverted nsiis
sklliaIly treated e.6 cured: niaEicuring.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23

LOST-Bankbook No 36s 100 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon to present
the same to the bank within thirty days
or the said book will be declared cancelled
and extinguished and a new one issued In
lieu thereof.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23

TOOIMAKER and MACHINiST - First
class: capable to take charge: 10 years
experfence; sober and steady: open fer en-
saRenent MECHANIC. Box %. Tribune
Once.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23

MANUFACTURERS Of billiard and pool
tables: nigh grade bowling alley builders
lowest prices. MARK BROS. % Union So
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23
SWIMMING. AND DIVING.

SWIMMING scientifically taught at Dal-
ton Swimming School. - West i4th-st.
Two tanks: water heated. Evening classes
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23

observation-disclosures: In private family;
city or country; 80 years best city refer
ences. HENDERSON. 326 East Sfst-st-
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23

GARDENER COACTIMAN.-Single, can
milk: care private place. useful. indus
trious. sober and reliable; good recomnen-
dation. II o.. Box 3 Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23

SWEDF. wishes position 10 run a naphtha
launch; sobe- and steady: well recon
r,endad personally. NELSON. 236 F. 56th-
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23
NORTHERN BANK TAKES HF .oADwAY LEASE

NJ & L. Hess have leased ff II the Mason estate
the store Nos CO. and BroS lpvay southeast
ner oe Fourth-st. 454x151 6 for a long of
wears TO the Northern Nation al Bank, represented
Company.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23

COACHMAN groom, generally useful man.
by American. 33: thoroughly understands
the work references. EDWARD FSMOND.
3i1 Franklin Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23
ORIENTAL RUGS q CARPETS.

SlVASLIAN BROS. 4I6 4th-ave. (Te,. 1853
Madison Sq). importers of rugs and car
pets: cleaning and repairing . speciality,
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23
LOST.

BANKBOOK No. 392. IFS OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing ANY per
son having n claim 10 it is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook cancelled
and a new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23

| WATCHMAN Reliable. trustworthy posi-
tion. experienced night watchman: handy
all around: furnish good references. SIMON,
care FRANKIE 4nS West i9th-St-
New-York tribune., 1902-04-23

LOST.-Bankbook No 69T. $50 Bank for
Savings. $50 3th-ave. New-York. Pay
mcnt stopped Please return book to bank.