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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-03

IL the city supplying through the summer -
the Reverend Doctor E. E. ~Braithwaite.
former pastor of Fountain Park Church.
former pastor OF the Compton Hill Church.
The former is at the Pilgrim Church and
the latter at the First Church. During Al
gust the Reverend Mr.. Foster will preach It
the Compton Hill Church at the morning
service.
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'FIREMEN MAY RIDE FREE.
San Francisco United Railways
Management Agree to Request.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
San Francisco, Aug. General Manager
Chapman of the United Railroads has in
formed the Mayor that the directors had
agreed to the request of the Fire Commits
sioners that firemen be allowed to ride free
on the cars of the consolidated system. The
privilege holds good not only when the men
are going TO or coming from fires. hut on
all occasions. The matter was called to the
corporations attention by Fire Commission
er Parry in a resolution passed by the board
and Manager Chapman and his principals
willingly granted the request.
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One Eye May Re Correct

And the other short-sighted or ~far-siShted.
DR.. Bond, our expert optician, will test your
eyes separately and guarantee a proper fit
ting. Steel frames, 81 and up; gold, $ and
up. No charge for examination.
MERMOD & JACCARD'S,
Cor. Broadway and Locust st.
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FOUND CLUTCHING A PISTOL.
Dead Mans Hand Held Revolver
With One Chamber Empty.
REPIrRLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
San Francisco, Cal, Aug. 2.-The body of
a well-dressed man was found in a canyon
near Lafayette. and in his hand a revolver
with ono hambe empty. indicating that
the deceased had committed suicide.
The body was badly decomposed and the
features were unrecognizable. the man hav-
ing been dead probably two months.
Around his neck was a black silk muffier
with the initials. "W. G. NJ, embroidered on
1t. In tf~ vest pocket was a silver watch,
a gold c. in and a locket attached to it.
from which the stone settings had been re-
moved. There were no papers that might
establish his identity.
The body was found by a Mrs Bartlett OF
Oakland. who is with a camping party.
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Wedding Invitations.

All the latest styles and correct forms in
finest engraved wedding stationery. Mail
orders given prompt attention. Samples and
prices on request.
MERMOD & JACCARDfS.
Broadway, corner Locust st.
Write J0r catalogue, 800 engrdclugs Senttrse.
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TENT MEETING CAMPAIGN.
Many Profess Conversion at Clay
ton Revival.

The gospel tent meeting situation in the
last week has been steadily improving. The
Southern Methodist tent at Clayton has
been largely attended every nlgnt OF tne
fifty came forward to the altar. Some OF
these had never before attended the meet
ings. and many professed conversion.
and his singer, MIR. Marshall. are in charge
OF this tent. and they have the hearty CO.
operation Of the pastors OF the Clayton
NJ. Z. Church and the Reverend Mr.. Lang
try of the Southern Presbyterian Church. 1t
Is also said that many from me CITY attend
worker will continue these meetings until
August 10. when they will return to the
South. Services to-day at II a. m, ) and 8
p. m.
The Congregational Church is pushing its
work at Valley Park. Some ten years ago
a Sunday school was established in this
now rapidly growing suburb. Later an et-
fort was made 10 secure preaching services.
and the ConSregationaIlsts alone respondeai
a church building was then secured ana
paid for, and the City Mission society OF
the Congregational Church established a
regular preaching service nee e 10 meet s c sre
ter of Yale University mas Deen secured IOr
the summer. so there will be regular
preaching services mornlhg ana ey ;e 1bs
early fall. ~
The work at ~Sappington also is being
pusned. MIR. FalrDallh q fIiSIhh
has been ministering to this church Ior me
past two years, and a student from ODerln
College has been secured for the summer
II is probable that this work may De asao-
ciated with Valley Park In the fall
Since the first week in May open-air serv-
ices have been conducted at No: 800 Man
chester avenue on Thursday nights. and at
the Biddle Street Market on saturoa!
nights These meetings have been under the
special charge Of Reverends s. T. MeK:n,
ney and Frank Foster, ard It Is oeieVeh
much good has been accomplished
Two former Congregational pastors are
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Warrants were issued yesterday against
Carlos Moreno of No. 2IOS Lucas avenue and
Manuel Cervera of No. ZIls Lucas avenue,
which was prevented from giving a show 4
tie Fair Grounds recently. They are
charged with secretinG mortgaged properly
nv Joseph Wheless. an attorney In the
Carleton building. Mr.. Wheless stated that
he loaned Mareno and Cervera $40 on S2S-
TUNES worth 500, and that they nave hiu-
Dc ! them.
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CITY ITEMS.

READ CRAWFORD'S ad. to-day and see
the way that house cuts the prices on all
remaining summer goods.
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WILLIAM j. KING,

and go to sleep. He will be expected to
become a close associate with old Morpheus
on short order. as no one will be permitted
to know who gets his lone shirt while he
is in bed.
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Wells Band mt Forest Park.

This afternoon from 4:30 to 7:1 the Wen
Band will play in Forest Park. The follow
ing Is the programme.
March-The Steeplechase
Oyprture-EienZi ....... Wagner
Moon Moths three meloiies) ......--..kuessne
Gems from the Singing Civ.
Fantasie-Rocked in the Cradle OF the
Dtei---- $500 - 49,.
Btrcarolic-Sailor Song-Hornpipe-Calm-
P~raycr-Battle.
Selections from Lohengrin. Wagner
Sacred Fantasia Ichani
The Seasons-When Our Bprd-(Staeat Mater)
Infamatus-I Would That My Love-Cornehus-
CathaIia) Priests March-The Holy Clty-tihe
Creation)-The Heavens Are Telling.
Moment Musicaie-Sextet from Lucia. DoniLetl
Waltz Suite-Bailroom Whispers..----.-:Lumoye
Excepts from Robin Hood
Galop-The Glorious
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watch Repairing and Cleaning.

We employ only the most skilled watch
makers, and our prices are the lowest for
iirst-class guaranteed work.
MERMOD &c JACCARD'S,
On Broadway, cor. Locust st.
Erite FOR catalogue, a.JO0 eH3rdgings. tailed Tres.
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Taylors discovered their relationship Wit
Mrs. Flagler.
When Mrs. F1agler dies. the estate VIII be
divided as follows: Three-quarters to
Charles and Stephen Shourds and Matte
Johnson and one-quarter to the Taylors.
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Mr., SPRAGUE SAYS

Quick service is what pleases the patrons
~ the Delicatessen Lunch Rooms,
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40 pair Mems Tan Oxfords
tSamples). medium extern
sion sole, tip same. this
seasons goods. up-to-date
in everything, sizes { and
Tis, 500 or $3.50 correct
priCe-now
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800 pairs Mems Oxfords
(samples). black Goodyear
welt. in many feathers
and patent, newest lasts.
fresh stock. Z ard ~, B
and c, s. and $3.50 till now .
The daily sentinel., 1902-08-15
THAT FULL DINNER PAIL.

The republicans are calling the prosper
iy they has since they reassumed command at
Washington Also full dinner pals and the happy and a
fluent condition of workingmen
Figures recite different tale and there legend that
figures of>fact untruths According to the
governments sastician the labor department himself
publican down twenty during the
publican regime and of living has forty cent
In other words there is charge of sixty cent to the bad
the workingmans lot he voted for full dinner pail and
trust administration.
These figures startling and perhaps misleading at
first blush thought will sustain their story We
daily manifestation everything buy that cost of
living has mounted heights undreamed of few In
instances has doubled half dozen years We read
labor Of wages but seldom of
republicans only argument that there peo
pie employed business being DONE which undoubtedly
There for this for which fate and not the
republican party is responsible.
These reasons among others, larger money supply,
brought about by unprecedented gold discoveries of late
The democratic party had leading plank the several
national campaigns demand for enlarged which
the republicans obsinaey cobaed until forced by
Of circumstances adopt the democratic doctrine
The with Spain. the Philippines and Brtains long
gumen with the Boers while making for this nations uti
prosperity have undoubtedly stimulated produc heigh>
tened the prices of staples and enlarged tine demand for labor
The governments colossal appropriations for the of
the and the mammoth additions the give increased
employment though robbng Peter pay Paul for the
tax to pay from the producers themselves
Providence, has smiled upon the republican party
democrats Bouneous harvests have
giving employment and for which the republicans with
modesty aken the credit The
people, being partial the of trusts have nationally helps
political organization good showing by
ming ful>handed and thus using up surplus labor
After all, however ii figure the the number
strike probably will discover that fewer
employed than during dark Of
the panic when Coxey armies in vogue.
Republican themselves admit that the present
sembane prosperity being unnatural and counterfeit des>
tined short life The end be long delayed The
prices of commodities soaring the sky bound to
earth again, and with appalling shock The manufacture of
warshps and ordnance the manning OF forts and the
of great standing armies always 60 and labor
will be given vacation Capital gong Cuba the Philippines
and Japan will leave hiatus the money circulation
and cural development of native Add
these manifest facts the being made by the
demonetize gold just silver demonez
catacysm which republican knavery folly
is impeling draws with each passing day
The daily sentinel., 1902-08-15
Here's a Starter.

The New York Clothing Store will Of
fer big reductions in mems and youths
clothing. beginning Saturday. A chance
Of . lifetime. 5Oc shirts 60 at 23c.
Next to The Progress.
The daily sentinel., 1902-08-15
Demonstration.

Saturday is the last day Of the Raj
ston Puerina Demonstration. All the
ladies' OF Grand Junction ar invited in to
sample these famous foods, Ralston
Breakfast Food, R,lston Barley. Ralston
Hominy Grits, Ralston Oats, Puerina
Pancake and Puerina Health Flour.
Free aloat Of Puerina Brain Bread
with every two PACKAGE Of cereals.
Bancroft Rroa.
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

by Peter Never Co: 115 E Ioeth-st. n s. 202 It Of
Ixington-ave. 6x1o01l, story h foreclosure
o Schwarz ast C5er-Amer X z Title Guar Co al:
Hatch & c. attys: A II I.ark.n ref. 3:
judgt $50 SIS 30 costs $3.50 co taxes etc sS47 So the
113 = i00th-st. n 227-6
Ixineton-sve - 6xlOol II: stoT h foreclosure sale:
parties: action !; due udgt $50 SIS 80;
taxes etc same plaintiff s2l Ooo Tooth
n 253 Fl Of LeKington-ave 256xlea11; story h:
foreclosure sale parties: action D; due judgt
ss 80; s349 co; S3i7 So plain
.oe ~ = 133d-st e
2xel II; story dwg h foreclosure sale; Angelina 8
Ielton y CaTvalho al g d Ridgway,
L Nac}onougi. ref. due judgt 81 1e7 %
taxes. si49 -: ilorrnaa T Warren Sc 700
BY John T Boyd: esq East Ia5th-st, n S. 275 n e Of
Willis-sve 25xioo. story dwg h. with story fr
stable Marcus Nathan for So 49, East
li2dst 800 II Of Wilisave, 23xjoo; story h:
$4,000. partition sale. Michael Margaret
Ash. J Wilson Bryant, Milton S Guiterman
!. + Henderson or $4,000
By Samuel Goldsticker 112-116 Beecker-st e
Woosters 75s1o0; story lofts; foreclosure sale
Louis Nj Jones agt VIM N lowering al; Kurzuan &
franke1h sirer attys; Herman W Booth ref: on
Judgt Sloo2s5 3: 500: prior $500
70 Thomas Jones for $500 prior uor, ,5o
East l1Gthst - II Tleasant-ave JGxloo IL. ?
story IT dWg n and vacant foreclosure H
Solomon sgt Alice Edwards Jarvis. & / Isaacs
attys julius Lehman. ref due judgt 500 taxes
etc, sSio; prior mort. 5000 adjourned 0 April le
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Noilcc of Iummpus.
,rrREME Court OF NEW YORK. County

StIREME tot XXI VI NEW lohh' 'ou4I''
- York-Maron Vought Plaintiff, against
Catherine II Aspell. Rose Gamble Margaret Murphy
MCElroy. McErpy Christopher Barry. Cor
neius Vou,ht. Fanny NouEht Annie {. N"uEht, George
W. Vought. Charles X. Nuught. Harry X Nought Fl.T
T. NCURhi. Lafayette Nought AEEle - N"ueh'.
Katie McCirath Mason MCCrah. Florence Moc' stephen
T. Moen, Hans Casary Harold CasiarY an infant NIe
years: Helen Caspary, an infant under
the Of fourteen years; Alice II. Hughes. james
Hughes. Charlotte Horen Luke J. Hope John 7 hope,
Anna g. Hope. Charles K. Hope. Nellie NJ M""att'
James NJ MOwatt Alice Il. CHdence James - thH'lc.
+ Gertrude johnson. James +. Johnson. Thomas r
Hope. Hope Christopher J. Hope. William j. Hope
Johanna Hop Mary Burke, Kate Burke. Edward sur
Judge, Judge, Mary a. \. Cross. James Hope.
James Hope be living. Annie Hope. MS wife
the Annie being fictitious, and the issue or dsN~
isees Of the said James Hope. II such VIE issue or
living. Ellen Hope his wife. the name Ellen being
fictitious the issue devsees OF The said IhoinH7
II wife issue dcvisecs there be Moiie
Smith. Phelan. and Ella X Murphy Defendants
of hereby summoned to answer the
complaint this action, and TO serve copy or
your the Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty
days after the OF this amended summons 'N
elusive and in of failure 20 aI
pear judgment viii be taken against You by
default for the relief demanded In the amended complaint
Dated March 18th. 1902
JULIUS H SEYMOUR. Plaintiffs Attorney Office nd
Post Office Address. No - Wall Street tihnHatani
New city.
To James Hope Thomas Hope. Defendants: The
pursuant ar order OF the Honorable Samuel Green
baum. Justices OF the supreme court. IN the
York. dated the 10Th day 81 March 1892
and filed with the complaint in the oncc of the clerk OF
the Borough Of Manhattan city: COUNTY and state OF
New York, the list of April. 1902
JULIUS II. SEYMOUR, Attorney FOR Plaintiff ONCE and
Post Once Address. No 30 Wall Street tManhattanj
NeyV YCrk1
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AUCTI0N SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on IuesoaS.
April 22nd. 1892. at 10 o'clock A NJ az
my office. No. 33 West 42nd St. in the
York, l shall sell at auction for cash the
following property. lately belonging 10
Sorague Apparatus Co, viz: Parcel l.
One Mosler safe. Parcel 2-U. S. Letters
Patent, No. 6O1 .6S4. dated April Q, 1855
(therapeutical apparatus. Parcel 3-NoIe
of Herbert r. Church and Frederic r.
Parker mos, dated Jan. a. 1901. Slop'.
and amount. Parcel 5-Note. IS mos
same parties. date and amount. Parcel d
Two electric fans.
New-YorH. April 10Th 1902
RFRTRAM l.. WEBSTER Assignee.
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THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Anthony-ave.. side, 20 feet north Of One-hun-
drod- and-sevenfy hist two two story frame
dwelling house. 1XGe: James Z. Meehan, No. 1,421
Prospective. owner and architect 800 each.
Broadway. east side. 374 feet north OF Two-hun-
thirty-rst-st, two story frame store and
dwelling house, 25x40 feet; William Johnson, Prince
and White Plans-aVe-. owner. cost, $1,000
EiueheS-aVe.. southwest of Oak Tree Place;
story frame dwelling. 26X33; Peter Schwartz,
No. 2159 Hughes-aye., owner: Adam Mink, Fiji
teenth-st, Unionport. architect, 500.
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ABSORPTION HOME CURE.

AVOID THE KNIFE.-We cure tumors'
ovarian diseases. fexious backache. pies,
nervousness: stop harsh trea tment; wneh
all others fail write us: free sample; con-
sultation. ARCHIBALD AYERS. J. loo
broadway.
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COACHMAN-Single: superior. thoroughly
experienced. skilful family coachman,
careful fine city or country driver; all
kinds OF horses in harness. particularly
concentrations for honesty and sObriety. last
employer can be seen. Address or call
TRJ- STWORTHY. Barnes Carriage Co. IA
West gqth-st
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COACHMA 81: married: one
child: IN EentleuAan's private family; has
had entire charge 81 private stable: strict
" sober: six years reference from last en-
plover: country all the year preferred. dis
lance from city no object. Address FRED
LEACH Mamaroneck. Y. Y.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown Of
fee. No. 1.242 Broadway. I'd door north of
3ist-st.. until O'Clock p. M: advertise
ments received at the following branch Of
fees at regular office rates until 8 o'clock
.. m. viz: PSI Sth-ave.. $ e cor. a3d-st.;
l5s Gth-ave-. cor i2th-st-; l+2 Columbus
ave. near West G6th-st-: iO6 West I'D st.
near 6th-ave-. % East i4th-st.: 81 West
I2d St. between 9Th and Sth ayes. 2G3
West i2Jth-st.: l59 East 4Ith-st.: LIS 3D.
ave. between 18th and nth SITS: 1.026 Sd
ave-. near 61st-st-: 1.IOs 1st-ave-. near
s9th-st-: 157 East 12Sth-st.: T56 fremont
ave-; $50 9d-ave.. near <ist-st.: o54 Sd ave:
40 Rfeackar-ak-: ~ BlasekAf-at RyooklyA
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Gin Gotels.
Gclu t1auifo-nlale.

WANTED.-A first class de luxe
man to handle phenomenal seller IN
Baltimore; only those capable OF earn
ing 500 to 5000 a week need reply.
c. w. Stansbury, first floor, D. Apple
ton & Company, u Fifth Ave, New
York.
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4 sINTY-THREE YEAR LEASE

Eugene Higgins has leased for sixty-three years
at a rental OF S252eco to William c. Dewey a plot
as sxl02l at the northwest corner of Eightieth-st
and Broadway. A story apartment house Will
be built on the site.
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PLANS FILED FOR BROADWAY OFFICE
BUILDING.

Plans were filed yesterday at the Bureau Of Build
irgs Manhattan. for a twelve story office building
with stores to be erected the northeast corner
of Broadway and Twenty-eghth-st.. being 1858 feet
In Broadway by l02S feet IN Twenty-eighth-st.
Caroline H. Johnston. Of Stuttgart, Germany is the
owner Schickel & Ditmar, Of III Fifth-ave.
the architects The cost is estimated at 10000.
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MRS DoREs BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL For
AA1 GIRLS AND HlI-DREcN.-Home School, 1O6th
ST: Day School. 303 W. 1929 81. Hours
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EVERETT STONE gale and. Columbia, a1s west
"a 81 u IT. TniSsinx st eutarsa p..tdance
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HELP WAN TED.
Female.

50 TO SiS WEEKLY. no canvassing: II
now employed an hour or two evenings
will add s. to So to your weekly fncome'
enclose stamp: work mailed on application.
20TH CENTURY MFG. co. Toledo. ONO:
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billiard AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURER of billiard and poo
tables: high grade bowling alley builders
lowest prices. MARX BROS. - lni"r 81
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COACHMAN-Aged "a; married. no chill
dren: had charge OF gentleman's stable:
drives four-in-hand: best OF reference;
country preferred Y Box "a. Tribune Up
town Oflce. 1.242 Broadway
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COACHMAN-By single man. medium size.
neat appearance: viii be very highly rec
commended by present employer HENRY.
| COS broadway. Telephone. In Column
bus
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COACHMAN.-Aged ~: neat appearance:
moderate salary: best city reference =
| SHENLIN. 72T 2d-sve.
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- BYRON Dexter. plaintiff. against GussIe Stowasser
Hannah Joseph MARI kuentsler and Charles w Younge
also called Charles Younger Mary Younger, his
wife. Daniel Brennan and Mary Brennan. his wife
Mar being fictitious, her Is unknown
% plaintiff. defendants-Amended summons To the above
named defendants: hereby summoned the
complaint this and II
plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after
the this exclusive Of the day 81 service
and in Of failure answer. judg
Ill be taken against by default for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Dated May II.
JEHIEL T HURD. Plaintiffs Attorney; Once and
Postooe address. No. FOG Broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian. New York City.
To Daniel 5. Brennan, defendant: The foregoing sum
Is served upon publication pursuant TO an
order Of the Hon Samuel reenhaum one Of the Justices
uf the Of the of New York, dated
MAJ On % 1902 filed with the complaint in the office
Of the Clerk County Of New York the County
Court House Manhattan, City Of New
March Is, 1902 which complaint originally filed
therein Nav s. 1900.
Dated New York. March 2S. 1902
J;fiIEL T. HURD Plaintiffs Attorney.
Office Postoffce address. 206 Broadway Manhattan
Borough. New York city.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

ATTENDANT graduate nurse desires
position for summer as useful attendant
for nervous patient; reference. % West
15th-st-
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Sc TO co EAST 59TH-sT.-Full hotel &C
commodations: light rooms with prsan
fast and table. d'hote dinner. incluulis
wine. for So per week: music. Full raiue.
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VALET or travelling companion. speaking
French. Italian Spanish. Portuguese and
English: city references. L SAAVEDRA.
Isl West 3ist-st
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WORK WANTED

Male.
ACCOUNTANT.-Exper highest references
and security company bond: Will write up
and balance. monthly or oftener. books for
firms or estates not requiring services OF
permanent bookkeeper. Address SAFE
GUARD =. o. Box Pol.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Broadway and 2sth-st. s corner. for a twelve
story brick Office building with store lO5 sx
l02S G II Johnston. Stuttgart. Germany owner:
schekei & Ditinar Nc III 5th-ave architects.
story frame shed. 9x20; F c Barnrnan owner.
J cortis architect 20
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR
The Tribune received at their Uptown OF
fee, No l.242 Broadway. I'd door north OF
3tst-st., until @ o'clock p. m. adveTtise-
m-nts received At The following branch Of
fees at regular Office rates until $ % clock
p. IN. viz: 254 shave. $. =. cor. 23d - :
I53 6th-ave., cor. l2th-st.. 1872 columbCs-
ave near West 6Gth-st.. lO6 West i2d-st.,
near Gth-ave.. o. East lith-st.. % West
42d- st. between eth and sth ayes: 263
West l25th-st. $50 East i7th-st.: l. IFS I'd
ave. between 10Th and nth SITS. los Sd
ave near Bls;-st., !. 7oS Ist-ave.. near
Sath-st.. l57 East l25th-st.. $50 fremont
ave ESQ - ave. near iIst-st-. 55I 3d-aNe- .
2lO Blcccker-st 325 RlecCkeT 81. Brooklyn.
y Y.-2lG C0uTt-st-. .i5 Smith-st- Newark.
y. J.-13I Broad 81. And ut all A ID. 7.
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FLORIST and GARDENER for green
houses and park. aged 80: single. r q.
Box 9I5. Orange. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-12

VALET--By Japanese; neat. honest: thor
oughly trained. able to take charge OF
gentleman's apartment or to travel: with
excellent reference X o.. care OF Yar,a-
shita. SPA Amsterdam-ave.