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New-York tribune., 1902-02-17
LEADING IN EXPORTS.
POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES MAIN
TAINED IN 1901

,.s-o- Feb f6 (speciaD.-The United States
.,.fra5 its position as the leading exporting
.-ion in tee calendar year 1901 The figures Of the
-,-,r- Bureau OF Statistics, just published. show
= svnorts of each oe the principal countries Of
-. ,-r-Id AT the latest available date. and clearly
- mat the exports of the United States were
s,-f-.- rho year larger than those of any Other
nation.
soq-n in the case OF few OF the more important
a-i5as the monthly average for the portion of the
year for which figures are available is shown in
~ case of Tra rtiaalIy every country The state
-ert shows that the average monthly expectations
fn the year 1901 United States, Sllq $40 333
Trfted Kingdom. SlI3 .155 9S7 GERMANY S90242 0p0.
france SGs a3-g Netherlands. S567e0923: Austria
rungary S3-.ol-74f and Belgium, S2S67S,729. For
the full calendar year figures OF the United States
nd United Kingdom are available They show.
1-ui.ed States ST. 0S3f0; United Kingdom 81 800
-l43 The exports Of the United States thus ex-
oeed by nearly $5oooGjo those Of the United King
don.
Upon their face the exports Of the United States
seem show a reduction OF about sl2 COO 600 but
this is due 70 the tact that the shipments to the
Hawaiian Islands and Porto Rico were in 1901 no
orger classed as exports TO foreign countries and
for that reason the export figures on their face
show slight reduction. while in fact. if the figures
Of shipments to the islands were included they
would show an Increase The figures of the United
kingdom are, for 1901, H.3s5O47 s43 and for 1q00
s. G7oS5.S' decrease OF about 50 OooOOo Germany
FOR the nine months ending with September the
latest available figures shows an increase of
100000 iu exports: in the eleven months ending
with November. France shows an increase uf
1Se"c" Belgium decrease Of 100000 and AUS
tra-Hmgary a decrease Of 100000
on the import side the United States stands
fourth in the list OF nations. the imports for the
calendar year averaging S7336S 42l month against
Hll 9659 for the United Kingdom S11l $4,000 for
German S5fs3 423 for France ss59226 $40 for Meth
erands Sat9420lS for Belgiur and Sos 600 $50 for
Austria Hungary II is proper to add that the
Netherlands figures are for the year 1909 no state
ments Of the commerce IN 1901 being Yet available
The following table shows the average mont 1Iy
imporLs tions and expectations of the principal
countries OF the world during such portion Of the
calendar year 1901 as is available the Netherlands
figures above indicated. being for the year lq00:
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17
DESKS AND OFFICE EURNIruRE.

N ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Ter
The Tribune received at their Uptown Of
Gee. No. 2i2 Broadway, "a door north os
= lSt ST.. until % clock p. M. advertise
u.ents received ar the following branch Of
D.. m, VIZ. .54 Stl-a'e., 3. r.. cor. 2-,i-=t.,
i,,@ 6th-arr.. cor. 12tu.St Il. Columbus
near Grh-avr. ~ East i4th st.. ~ West
40 -s,.. between 9Th and >tu ayr~. 9G2
West l25th--t. l53 East 41tr ST.. ]. BIS ad -
ave, between .Gth and TTtl SITS. ops 3I-
ave. ~r1T DIST So. I.7UA LIST ave. near
>",h ST.. I5I East l25th ST.: 100 Tramon.-
ave. G51 D.. ave-, near +lst-st-. 5J4 ~ ave: {:
30 El-rokrr-~t 325 Hi-echrr-st. brooklyn.
N. s @,G.' our'-Ht-. -i5 SmitE-- Newark,
y f-53t Broad ST. And az all a. u. II.
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ACCOUNTANT and AUDITOR.-Certifed:
books opened. closed and periodically
audited. expert in preparing accounts Of
Executors trustees, receivers. JOHN e.
HERTLE. II5 Broadway.
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Average monthly
GEPU4N TARIFF CHANGES.

Berlin. Feb. l6-The seui-official papers assert
mat the Tariff Committee Of the ReichstaC has
decided 10 submit amendment TO the Customs
bill raising the minimum and maximum rates on
wheat and ~ marks respectively and those
spectvely.
The '-C4ermania' expresses approval Of the pro-
posal and says the news OF il leaked out through
a breach Of faith
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17
Aurtion Sales of Real gstaie.
Manhattan, N. 7. City.


FIFTH AVENUE.
@ 800 east sa5 SIDE s5 S669t S9dsg 92 IT, u S Of a @ 5
brick extension. 17.Gx5o: lot i76xi25 '''
DUANE STREET.
40 l"O. south side about ~ Church ST.
story story 56ck 7a and stone about 27x16 building
No 1872. adjoining above similar building: lot 24x1l6.
THIRD AVENUE.
ss % viii i'a onsory S 5r eEeasd2 Tea 59T @ s??
SIXTH AVENUE
No 100: VS.: side, about 43 n. o: 11h St. three
anon IeE store about 29N4o with one-story extension
iiSS N@ 3S5 Ssi west sid, about 45 5osh St. hvesory
EIGHTH AVENUE.
FoI H. southeast siie about ~ feet northeast Of
inE With one-sory extension covering whole
s,5[, No i59 west side about
Win ona % az auT brick store and apartment about 2OX24
about : oox % to5g brisk building in rear of extension
6r M@ i5 west side about s. feet 18th i've
sbt brick extension in rear. about 22x2O lot
banI M3 1888 sbs West !, SIDE aa2nns ayssG 95s
NINTH AVENUE.
& aas ss s -. feet s2gh Of 10 Wss I0h o - 1
TENTH AVENUE.
N2s. 81 and s53 corner 56th St. each hys
10 eafh; No S3l has extension about 17x2S:
ELEVENTH AVENUE.
saeh four-s:Ory brick nat abo-t 25x4S.
BOULEVARD.
So5nr lSs ST hye-stoTy brick taGtory M With
WEST 18TH STREET.
sS nos 3' and 23s east corner Greenwich Ave. The
o $2 ON WGs 18Th GrSS ana a m oTns dB ps2y enre hr
WEST 18th STREET.
No l5f side east OF Tth Ave four-sorv
foWas'SHe @ % Heng and onestory extension about 2ssx
y9,y hrowms9ae dwelling and extension, about
WEST 10TH STREET.
] 1 6 ' 5s fss s4a OF sa ae a5dat
WEST 10Th STREET.
Basement @ @ 'a dHns sa and 3's sTtenoa
EAST BOTH STREET
20 116; south side. 165 feet Park Ave.
str ana basement brownsoHe building and extension
BARROW STREET.
o 2e south SIDE about % feet cast q Beesker ST.
lssx8s lot about Is 9xso
BLEECKER STREET.
Southeast corner West Ih 1913 4O1 Bleec5er St.
BRICK @ p b5ut @ 81 feet 'a5Ss oS BSSahsr 2 81 iS y iSS oo
Nos $ae. 89s 400 Reecker ST. and Nos. 2ss 2ao. 2o2
buildings plot - feet West llh 90 feet
GREENWICH AVENUE AND BANK STREET.
Southeast corner. being Nos 81 50 Greenwich Ave.
,f % u m 5Ts ana t iouF siS M or or''S & ana frame
GREENWICH AVENUE.
oy No 10 & vest e side & III feet fee s s2qe Of West 18th ST.
HORATIO STREET.
Northeast Greenwich ST, being 20 Uoratio ST.
and SO Greenwich ST. story brick fiat and three
story extension about 20N5j lot about 20x55 and l.
HUDSON STREET.
@ dns e a65 S fSs oIs s?gn on of lot sanS 81
RENWICk STREET.
Nos Al and 43 side about % feet south OF Spring
and basement brick dwellings. each
about 1896 irregular plot.
THOMPSON STREET.
s6I2 @ a 9 sa @ tsS Brick isu5s Sf 'f DSt
lot about l3X5u.
20 PARCELS
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ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscrnptIons Tor

ADVERTIS SEsMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown o.
flee. No. i,242 broadway. I'd door north or
3ist-st.. until o'clock p m; advertise
fees at regular office rates until o. CLOCK
.. m. viz: 2jf shave, 5. e. cor. @3d-st' ;
IJ3 Uth-ave., COZ l2th-st.. l42 Columbus
near 6th-ave.; % East l4Jh-st-; III West
43d-st.. between Tth and Sth aves.; :dJ
West l35th-st.; l50 East 4Tth-st-; LBS ID
ave. between T6.h and 18th sts-; LOGS Sd
ave. near 6ist-st-; 1,TOS lst-aye., near
sSth-st.; l5I East l25th-st.; T56 fremont
ave; $50 3d-ave-. near 4lst-st.: So4 Sd-ave- !;
9lO BIeeCker-st 32J Bleecker-st. Brooklyn,
y. Y.-2i6 Court-st.; 215 Smith-st. Newark
n. J.-T94 Broad-st. And at all a ID. l.
offices
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DERNIATOLOGN.

~ All BLACKHEADS and PIMPLFs1
fG-S\ positively cured by my scientific
q ! treatment. specially prepared for
p a. u ca IN individual case. Fun infor-
- 81 nation free. call or write JOHN
~ II WOODBURY.. % W. 23d. y y.
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Glectlous.
THE PEOPLE OF THE SrNrE

The PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
. YORK, by the grace Of God free and independent
70 Lucy e Lee Katharine P HurIbert Frances r
Morgan Cara l. Hoppin Julia r. Brown Julia 9 Wells
sherman. Julia Sherman Taylor, Josephine sherman
" eils Julia sherman Wells Grace sherman Cross.
iieeh dawson Tracy, Grace Tracy Tracy
HrlIs ana next of kin of Roxana Field. de
ceased send greeting Whereas Charles - Whitehead
ana Niiliam jay, both Of the At York have
dppIeu 70 the SurTogate's Court County oil
tht 5rd day OF June. 1898
sshsl properly duly proved the
lh saa katharine Roxana Field late County
IetedSee ana TWO certain other Instruments
WIluhg Gated the 18th day OF March. 1900
uay ~ tNlIlt IDOL respectively
iast WIZ and Testament Therefore II
Sew" ork az his office in the County Of New York on
lhe ON DAY OF March One thousand nine nd
men ana there 10 attend the probate
ann Testament and the said codicils. you
are heTfby cited an are under the Of twenty-one
Years are required appear by guardian Won
nave one, or II have
TO he appointed the neglect or failure
70 90 SO guardian will be appointed Surrogate
IN testimony whereof have he Of
SurTogates Court Of the said County to be
hGreunto affixed Witness Hon. ABNER G
- =. THOMAS. Surrogate OF said County OF
o. - York said County. Fifteenth day of Janu-
ary in the year Of Lord thousand niEe
J. FAIRFAX McLAUGHIIN
-, Clerk Of the Surrogate's Court
FLAMEN p. GAMBLER. Attorney for Petitioners 4s
wall Street Borough Of Manhattan City Of New York
A DvERrIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
received at the Uptown ONCE
10. l24e BROADWAY
Cd door north OF 31st-st. o'clock p. m
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17

BOON KEEPER. auditor. correspondent or
any position Of trust and responsibility,
~ respectable man, "a years commercial
experience, highest references. luCkiE,
ZJS West 2lst "a
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~ ~iSE.$S uUi.tlug advertising promoter
and manager % thoroughly reliable &C
tive, hustliuE and progressive worker. good
habits, W.T., represent and increase reliable
Nrm business. Address BJ SIN ESS, 3, ,1i9
H-rks ST. Philadelphia. Penn.
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MaIe
SPECIAL RATE 20 UTEMl'LOYED
- words. . times. cents
= time rnte- 80 cents
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HOT : EH EEPER or COMPANION.-Bv a
lady, capable Address Il L p 79l
Broad 81, Newark. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17

y RELIABLE MAN. AT auythtug inside or
outside work. good reference and security.
Address W BURGER, lO1 Hancock ST,
Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17

AMERICAN BOY. II. wishes "a position
light work. reference WALTER BOLESS.
%l6 Pleasant ave-
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17

BOOhkEEFER ard general office man; -;
twelve years practical experience, thor
UUElly CompcteSt 60 take 81 tire charge; al
present employed, seeks new position, e&-
ccllrnt references. ". T.. Tribune Oft!ce.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

CCOK--By middle aged man OF temperate
habits, - years experience in private
family. all STYLES OF cooking. perfect salts
faction guaranteed. good references MAR
60, 100 East 2Ith-st-
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EELP WANTED.

Male.
ATTENTION. MEN So and 81 takes you
10 all principal European ports-London,
Liverpool Glasgow HUI. also cheap trip 10
South Africa. also free transportation pro
cured Shipping Offices. Clinton-st.. or 80
West ST. New York
ATT E1NTIONt-M wanted. cheap trip to
Europe England 50. 81 Germany. StO,
Africa. So. also free transportation pro
cured. return passage ATLANTIC SHIP-
PING OFFICE. % lst-st New York
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17
Uiuter Resorts.

VIRGINIA.
Virginia M@& Springs
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY
TF[E NEW HOMESTEAD
OPENS MARCH 10TH
The hotel. the OF will
open for the reception Of is
structure. colonial architecture which when fully
pleted will equal hotel Virginia
Hotel and cottages open.
THE BATHS are most curative known for gout.
rheumatism. and diseases Of the blood.
THE GOLF LINKS been q to so
Pullman compartment sleeper York Vir-
gina Hot Springs Washington TUESDAYS and Satur-
days. Daily. except Sunday, after
Tickets and Pullman reservations a g. No.
So Broadway, New York, and Offices
road and connecting lines throughout the country.
FRED. STERRI. Manager. Hot Springs. Bath Co. Va.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17

EBDI\EEEPEk. Young man, with long
experience in building wishes position in
office anything excepting stenography. best
references. LOUIS kAMMERER, JT., -
Forest ave. The Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17
TERMS LIBERAL. SALE ABSOLUTE.

SoutLerIy Grand Ave. four choice lots, plot
being 81 feet on Grand Ave and V6 feet on Ford
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17
SAFES,

A LARGE LOT Of second hand safes FOR
sale cheap 10 make room: all sizes and
makes: must be sold quick. KINSEN.
RAINIER * THOMSON. 393 broadway
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17
HELP WANTED.
Eawa.sana

4 chi Et-
AN EDUCATED GONER\ESS speaking
German and French. and who has some
knowledge OF music. wanted To take charge
of two young misses; only those who have
had similar positions IN New-York need
apply. Monday morning. before II or he
tween and in the evening. 1870 East
79d-st
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nIACRkNEHY.

MACHINERY.
AT REDUCED PRiCES.-500 secondhand
wood snt IRON working machines; fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO Il. EpDT 29S Mad!son-st.
ADVERTIS EMENTS and subscriptions fo-
The Tribune reCeiV ell at their Uptown OF
fee No. pa Broadway I'd door north OF
3lst-st.. until o'clock p. m; advertise
ments received al the following branch Of
fees at regular office rates until o'clock
D. m viz: 254 Sth-aye.. 5, e. cor. 23d-st.
1853 Gth-ave.. cor. l2th-st., l42 Columbus
ave. near West 66th-s lO6 West 42d-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17

WANTEb.-A competent chambermaid
willing TO assist IN waiting. Apply Mon
Sas, bttwsen and II. at JS West 3Ith-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17

. DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
u received az Uptown ONCE,
80. .242 BROADWAY
% door north Of 3ist-st, until o'clock p m.
Advertisements will the following branch
offices al regular until O'Clock viz 254
Stbave : O. cor 23d-st.; 1913 Gth-ave. 18th
st. 92 East I4th-st-i 2o1 west 42d-st.' between
-.h ,d stb aves 283 West 125th-st.; ,33S 3D.
avs between 76th and nth SITS: 1.O26 3d-hNe, near
EIsr-sf I,TOS Ist-aVe., near SSth ST. lo1 Enst
I25tb-st.; 756 TremOnt-aye.i $50 3d-aNe. near
-, 81 554 :}d-aNe.; 2IO Bleecker-st.; :S25
i.Ieeck er-st BROOKLYN, y. ZIG COurt-st
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LOST

LOST.
BANkBOOk NJ. 32l 81 Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. Any per
son having a claim 20 10 is hereby called
upon to- present tine same within ten DAYS
or submit t. having said passhOok cancelled
and new one issued.
LOST or -Bankba9k No. 3u2. .a52
of the German savings Bank In the city
of NeW-Nork. conner ith-aye. and 18th -.
issued 70 Edward e Spencer. sr All per
sons are cautioned against negotiating the
same. II not returned 20 the bank on the
10th day Of March. 1902 duplicate will
le issued
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For boo. vaa7s terms Of sale, &c, apply sYI4-
TFESTER POPE and WILLIAM J.. CONDIT. Executors. SO
pine street ABRAM !. ELkUS. Attorney for ENecu-
tors So Pine street JAMES l. WELLS Auciioneer
I3l Broadway. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17
TMg NEW RUBOlF0
HOTEL TRAYMORE-

HOTEL TRAYMORE,
ATLANTIC G TY y j
Open throughout year. Hot ana COLI sea -,,a,
baths in and other comfort ana ao
Fontmen Illustrated booklet mailed Capac-
ity 400. COLI privileges
TRAYMORE HOTEL co. Howard White tr Manager
u. :. WHITE. President
TT II p ALBEM MARIE.
! Virginia Ave. Beach ana Piers
Atlantic City. y. J.
Offers 10 those desiring superior accommodations AZ mod
elegant modern hotel. Throughout
Gently extensively improved and enlarged capacity o
Tally r@OCo. Spring som
Of SO and So weekly; 81 daily for large sunny rooms
excellent cuisine Ho.cl eleya
and public baths steam heat c,nf1r
Beautiful sUn-parlo-s extend entire
unob5ructed view Booklet from true photographs
!. !. COPE
TI1HE BEECHwOOD. Atlantic ,1ty. n J.
Il Ocean End Kentucky ave. Steam heat.
Sun parlor. open all the year W. F. MOONEY.
IIoTEL BERKELEY
IL ATLANTIC CITY. y. ]
o. the Ocean Front Kentacsy-a ,e connected with
boardwalk and private beach narors one
OF the modern and complete hotels the Atlantic
Coast Capacity 800 Every appointment with superior
table. Concerts daily by hotel orchestra Special rates
JAMES < GEORGE BEw.
b o S = o BEL.
Ocean END Kentucky Ave. Atlantic City N J.
Enlarged o capacity Of 400. Brand
elevator ETC. Reopeus March 10th.
A. E. MARION
TI,HE RUNNYMFDE.
7 Park Place. Beach. entirely new: open all the
year; elevator steam heat sun ParOr: private
l. McILWAIN
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ADvERTIsENE-N ,,t .,n.-,,,-,,,. :.

ADvERTISENENTS and subscr,pr,,1. ~
The Tribune rP"-i 81 Al their ltutow1 or
nee 10. l..i2 Broadway. I'd door north OF
Slst-st, untI O'Clock D. m. advertise
Trents received a. the vius branch AZ
hcss at regular oftic~ rates until ) o'clock
.: m. viz; - sth-ave.. :. G. cor. 23d-sr
4S' Oth-aVe-. cor. i2th-st.. - CoIuFn bus
ave near west t6th-SJ-: log West 42d-sr
noa- oh-a'--. % East l+th-st: PSI West
+.c-st. between Tth and Sth aves: 263
West l-.'Sh-s--- f-!' F.a-r 41-h- st 1 ~ "a
ave. between TGth and 18th sts Os5 a.
ave. near 6lst st. las lst-ave near
soth-st; l5f East iGJth-St: T5R Treuont-
ave; ave 100 ad-ave-. near 4lst-st.s J54 3d-avs:
10 BleeCker-st-. 335 RIeecke Bro-oIxfT,
y 1.-3ld Court-st- 215 Smith-st Newark
= J.-'s+ Broad-sL And at al A D. T.
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NEW -JER SEY.

THE LAWRENCE.
LAKEWOOD. y
first class house pleasantly =itua
with all modern Improvement Address
j. NrGF>yIT1>
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17
CAST OFT CLOTHING.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN! Don't throw
away your old clothes or your old house
furnishing goods. as you can get good
prices for them. Send postal card 10 J.
WEINSTEIN. % Jererson-s
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17

HADDON HALL
ATLANTIC CITY. ", r. = .
Hodern appointment and comfort. col
seaw wate baths. Golf links
Write illustrated literature.
LEEDS & LIPPINCoTT.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17
DRIcaSNY- NC.

DOT-Tr-EIERt. TRANCATSts. Advanced
STYLES for spring. fine French dr-ssmail.
igg; ta4iiU.s new suuEinc skirt Worth
new sleeves. fur.i-l tailored gowns ladies
own nar"r.al- made. estimates given. short
rH...r. r-s ssr.ahl- prices fJr u-e work. per
f'.t Dir sual.rfc.i, imported gowns r--
modelled and utt-I- Mms. Ben ITf.I'
ANDERSON. 2ui West 80 ~. formerly
with stern E-Hr-
uUFSSAIN INkE1 Df b Altman .l Co.. sariu.
-fNl,-. competent ana experienced. - a
4sr. or ot home. II,ESSMAk i-I' 21t NNcs-
t'fh ST.
uHESSMAK It. experienced reliable. takes
work home or by Uar. skirts waists. also
reued"llirE. alterations, misses ANA chill
drru.s lr-s-"s, Mrs. HOOD 1s6 West
lDisf. ST.
DKESSMAkEE French lingerie. chl.
dre0.s dresses. fancy waists. underwear
for ladies. wears with first class houses
Thsru. Naisln Ernait and NiC1uroux, sam
pies shown at l1t East 25th-st.. corner
LeEiuEfGr ave.
iHFSSrUTTING and MILLINERY sys-
tematically taught: pays hclte- than other
trades. night school, Monday. Wednesday
Friday, - 30 s'erts ycNs " DOW ELL ),
2lU-3lS Gtr-ave
EXCELLENT CUTTER and t,te~ aut hv
1aE iHwe. lHrc With Haas Bros.
Etiif,~ - West fD-fh -r.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17
Couulrn i1ropcrln for Sale.

TNGLEWooD AND VICINITY! For real estate apply
Il 10 II WEATHERBY & CO. Office. Engewood. n. j.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ST. B2RTHGL0MEM'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
III East ~. ST. First class fCmestirs are
supplied. also managing huusrktrIers. ma
irons. g0rerursscs tutors. etc.
MRS. HENRY MUSTOSFN'S Scandinavian
Employment Bureau. 1913 3d-ave. near
SSth-st. supplies the most reliable female
help. references strictly investigated. Swed-
ish and Finland help a speciality.
FOR SALE,
TWO sEAI.sKIN SACKS. siz-- IS and -;
new. prices very reasonable. MAX
PEENSTEiN. 27l West l?5,h-st.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
los WEST l4TH ST.-Heated rooms. ruu.
ming water. hot and cold. s. TO 81 weekly
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17
CARPET CLEANING

j. & j. w. WILLIAMS.
stssm Carpet Cleaning. asa West Blta-e.-
IslephOns 366 Columbus, Relay!ar .
specially Established 1873.
w. WILLIAMS & SON,
2I0 w. 77TH ST. Ei9.is;s:. Esl ssS
CARPET CLEANSING. Established 1878
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.
Carpets cleaned by steam. by hand or On
the floor. 1883 Broadway s2t EasE 18th
st COE BRANDT Tsi IA -Sxth
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17

ADNERTISEMENTS and s,Ihsrrtntions fcr
Ihe Tribune received at their Uptown Of
nee. No. 1912 Broadway. ID door north ~
Slsi-st- until 3 O'Clock p. m. advertise
L'ehts received at the following branch cf-
hces al regular office rates until ; o'clock
= m, VIZ; 2Ji eth-ave-. = e. cor. 25d-st-
4'l1 1tI-aNe.. cor. l2th-st-. Il. Columbus
near 6th-aVe-, ~ East l4th-st.: 20 West
tza-s'.. between Ith and sJh aves.. .C3
ave, between 18th and nth sts. uag Sd
ave. near Glst-st.. L. .1uS lst-aVe. nea-
e5th 81. loo East l25th 81. T56 fremont
~, ~, e-'o Sd-aVe.. near 4lst-st., 554 3d-tVe
10 BleeCksr- 81 80 Rleecker-st I.r,,Ll,-r'
y I--=lb court ST 2l5 Smith St Newark
u y; J.-'Si Bread 81. And at all A. ID. T.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17

I4AI NDRESS Sc--By young woman ex-
ptrienceI L3uDcress or cooking and coarse
WeshlhS- IN a small private family. cfty or
snort distance in the country last sunoIo,-a-
can be seen. wages S21 % S25 call No7-
day, g l., l45 West 3ls--st.. second foor.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17

SECOND or USEFUL MANY young
man. in private famil5 city or country
assist waiting. attend furnace and gentle
mans clothes. BARRY, care Frscnzniek.
So Sd-ave.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17

FARMER. Se.-By German ~. sober hon
est on geutleUan's farm. understands
sfarming and gardening. ear Drive. milk
- Rector st. Graehers store
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17

LOACTMAN.-By first class man, single.
thoroughly experienced; care horses. car
riaCes harness. careful driver; city OF
country. generally useful; best references
THOMAS. $50 6th-ave
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17

fttt Nt-N EEPER. &c--By refined. experi-
rnced wOmad. aS hOuseHeepeF or useful
companion. or would care for sick con
valc<cnnt or elderly lady. highest reference.
Address X L.. Box 81 Tribune Ofiee.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17

COACHMAN. By single German; careful.
stylish driver: good rider, strictly soocr,
willing. honest. economical manager, city
country; very best references COACH
MAN. 42g 4th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17

COAC additionally experienced, sin
EIe- useful. personal city references; en-
Fl1yers can be seen; wages moderate So
uEN JS2 West 4Sth-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17

USEFUL. MAN-By middle aged German:
willing 70 do any kind Of Work IN fac
tory. barn or business house moderate
wages. e.. Box -. Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17

NOLoHh-D MAID. desires position morning.
would attend cffice, studio or Geatlemsn's
apartment by the week references. MID
DiETON, 372 West i26th-st
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17
nolLE's TKUNks. BAGS.

CASES and leather goods are the b
.jG 6th-aEe. tc1tIrc ou.l3lrsJ. / Nescy
? Nstor UoIsc. - 5tM-AE..
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17

COACHMAN and GROOM.-Married; no
family, first class city driver; no o5jec-
tiuU 20 good country place; rivst class relief
-uCes. WALL 42S 3,l-aVr-
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17

~ fNSH--t ompetent woman as nurse r.
grown children, sew or attendant - sl1-
erly lady: hEht cha mhefwork Cali ssfs--
noon. TAYLOR. 462 West S3a-st