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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-16

know that Queen Elizabeth once slammed
ycrr ancestors face, aul unless you ara
more civil ! viii do the same for your"
IT is scarcely surprising that so bold and
daring lover had his way in the end.
even In the face Of such barrier as ghost.
h noble ancestors.
The late Prince Bismarck, Il is said, won
his wife by similar coup de main AL
though lie had not known the lady ~ his
love mere than few days and her par.
ents were not even aware Of his existence,
he presented himself one day before them
and boldly asked permission TO marry their
daughter, In vain she fnther fulued and
clustered and threatened TO have the young
man fcrciby elected from the house for
his lmpertinence.
II am sorry to annoy YOU, sir" the young
soldier said, but / must respectfully de-
cline to leave the house until | have your
consent" Nor did he, although the consent
was given in these ungracious words;
We'll. suppose you must have your way,
but can not compliment my daughter on
her choice of a mule for husband.
How Sage Runs His Business.
So much has been said during the past
few weeks about the possibility OF Russell
Sages enormous loans being Immediately
called In In cnse Of his death that 1t is of
interest to know how the old dnancicr runs
this department. He does not personally
pass on any Of the call loans aud rarely on
any Of the time loans In which the bulk
of his fortune of perhaps SG0,OO0OOO or
more is Invested His office force con
sistlng Of Colonel slocum, a relative of
Mrs. Sage, who has power OF attorney for
certain transactions; c. w. Osborne his
cashier, and bookkeeper attend to all Of
the details and the great private banking
concern goes along like clockwork without
any questions being asked once week by
Its owner. He might stay away week
and the business would 20 on just the
same.
The cashier has instructions to keep all
loans margined up to so per cen; aud If
stocks 60 off more collateral is demanded
on all call accommodations or the loans
will be sold out, The only business that
would suffer would he the puts and calls,
for which the great money lender IS
famous, and n score of other odd things at
which he turns an extra dollar or two in
order to exc out a living The old man
tnkes more pleasure in these little things
than In making an extra per cent when
the call money market runs mp abruptly
netting him sometimes $1,000 ar $1,000 moro
n day In interest, without his knowing any
Of the details Of the larger operations.
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The Phlindelphla Record.
The people the advertiser wants 20 reacn
may happen 10 read particular magaxine
ana may haDpen "a receive ana read cir
cuiar qr bepkletl slough Il 4 prooabio that
s1iif i serfein. hsRwes. that 40 os fasm
will read 4 uGHtpaRef.
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oNLY A sLIeHr DIFFERENCE.

Edison Was Not Fully Qualified for a
Medical Certificate.
Thomas A. Edison. the world.renowned
inventor, was at one time a tramplng telee
rapher' After he had attained success as
an inventor he ON one occasion called upon
friend OF his who was a DOCTOR and ex-
pressed considerable feeling because he had
not received an invitation to attend a
banquet In honor of visiting physicians.
But faltered the doctor. this is a
banquet for medical men, and you Ger.
tolnly do not claim to be a member OF
that organzatlon?"
Well" answered Mr. Edison seriously,
81 was a dispatcher at one time"
"Ah, ! understand now" said the doctor.
catching the humor Of his visitor. but
these men are patchers."
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,,,e famous the world over
ssrfs n : vlnnlngs on the race track
b Dis l"s s,. DIN" from a woman. II Is
A : M, A gambler named BALDWIN WI
'''a r. e. with his wife in the carry 0os,
W. W. W.. AID not favor him. and When
~ iol'1p. yldow had nothing but Few
dlsp ,,s relics Of happier days, ana
..,n MS an expert seans'ress, .,,.,u
!. M. needle, however, gave her somet .ll,l.
Ins p'usd until at fortunate moment
y h'' ~. Yobn w. Mackay, then at VIZ
n n, w. and was engaged by her, living
tall -" uockays during the time when
~ anon, .ro comstoek lode was sun
- The members of the big tour
|fls',s moot IN Mackay's cabin and tax
~ ~ nrosnects IN open session. quite
~ ~. :, the presence of their wives
fsaiu n.,,,r,r however, had learned from
Y ,s.b,nd the significance OF the tecnnl-
a u,,,,nr anu stock terms, ana the DIG
~ mos not many hours old before she
flN ad n for she could follow intel
Fae,.'s ,hs miners discussion Of their
3@pects. ,4.A,d +o mako
~ tor she still had her diamonds sp'
San Francisco, she looked up
W. ~. md quite by accident happened upon
~. Ksene. then a Californian.
~, NV xsene.u she said. 81 want to put an
-. AFFAIR Into your hands. am
!. ronan and widow. but my husband
!. h.d money and from him l learned
s,,SInr Of the stock market. nave
,ome diamonds he gave me. They
.nrbave and want you to take them,
~. an them and invest It all in Com
<ock vo srrnrlsed
M unhestating manner she staked her
:. vbot seemed to him doubtful prop
a., she explained and the shrewd
'a.ar listened with a glistening eye
n Nm, Mrs Baldwin" he said, IN tell
vSst wen do. You keep your dia-
q ',,. Get value on them and III invest
Il amount for you and protect 1t In case
sro,uotlons. You watch the reports ana
"A ~ van zoe at let me know and I'll close
Il, You must take every cent for your
worth more than your diamonds or
commission | would charge
ll,, BALDWIN watched the market as she
.nurned her dressmaking, dreaming Of a
( .,otoncv that would enable her to re-
- - her old home and live in comfort.
t,m,toek rose and rose. In fact, 1t became
n wonder OF the day. and when Mrs.
2,,dwlp figured that she had from $4,000
N5oo waiting her command, fearful 1t
MA fall she hurried to Keene to close
Sa. =, So.
James R. greeted her warmly, told his
kookkeeper to cast up the account ana
40 out the check Now that the deal
u over Mrs Baldwin became nervous
I'M "a Keeue turned from her to sign the
,,Iued document her impatience got tue
sst Of her
How much is it, Mr.. Keene?" she
.sked.
& WITH r. d-natured carelessness the hnan-
3a six hundred and forty thou
s1and. NlLNn he turned TO hand her the
,h,ck, but Mrs. Baldwin had to be lifted
HON the door and restored to consciousness
siOre she could take 1t.
Keene, however, received his own win
ilngs with less nervousness, and his subse'
luent career shows that he knew how to
ouble on them.
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The Lsts "Father DolIins.'
Travellers Record.
Comparatively few people outside ne
eastern districts Of London ever heard OF
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IN n. ~ @M0K1 az 9Uorxe,.x Z e 1eur eHce2
V1EHe1 W 6V&&EG VI A%kEIOEDno McHeF a uSmans
INV~0 $3.50 zip.

stood he ordered a thousand gulden to he
given TO the widow from his prlvy purse.
and for the benefit of the candid friend
and others like him, gave after the man.
ner OF the eastern caliph) utterancc 10
what may pass into the Language as a
proverb: IAN emperor's word needs not
the confirmation Of his signature"
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COULD gil No RELIEE

s Il a. Lakey OF 295 Blizabsth ',rsot
ny knees ~ 70, says; Il had Rheumatism
av a lnt used Dr. b Jaw Sopia ger , 20
lslsiyS "Fuedy That cured me com,
lseS1,s,aSIastism makes ne orou. -,
ys seiole our time Sianyw o,a ns ana a. t de
ladeSsd aln In manhood has been suddenly
~ infant by ~, ~ helpless and dependent
Or Do sp nv Y application can not check
.eod; DR.. p 81 = y pt good as it Is in the
rg ID I tb the excess Of uric ac ef i' ana
|ea and 's an root Of the disease cures II Tor
~ sss ss th sen Il IN The NEW 5o.cpNr
simple bo as regular 81 size bottles ~
sM 's-enough for trial, free by
snnedy Corporation, Rondout.
Rsnsthsn Mus nsssnnedy's Golden PIsSfsTs
s,s sS1en. femoYe pain anywhere.
'0ned BY the Houston Drug CO.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
REAL ESTATE.
= PARCEL ADJOINING DELMONICO'S IN
FIFTH-AVE. SOLD.

McVickar & Co have sold No. 535 Fifth-ave. a
four story hrownstone building on a lot 9xlO0 feet
for Mrs Fannie Musgrave. Of Washington The
property adjoirs Demoniao's. which. as well a. No
30 FIfth-ave.. Is owned by the Havemeyer estate
II is denied that the estate is the buyer.
Joseph Hamershlag took title yesterday 10 plot
ioxlo22 feet the north side of Seventy
go feet west Of West End-ave.. from Edward c.
Whitaker.
Breitel & Jackman have sold No. l2s1 10 l255
Westchester-ave, three five story hathouses. with
stores
T J. Quinn has sold to Edward Goett No. 1.l8o
Jackson-aye. a two family dwelling house
William Lohr is the buyer OF No I2 East
Seventy-nnth-st. recently sold.
August Oppenheimer has given No. 554 to 564 West
dwelling houses In part payment for the Howell
apartment house.
The Rex Realty Company has bought No 30s
West One-hundred-a -tWentieth-st.
Mrs. W. Higgins is reported 10 have sold No 429
West Fortythird-st.. a three story dwelling house
on a lot Is.4xIel5 feet
John J. Kavanagh has sold for Charles Golden
10 F. De r. Wissman for the account OF Charles
A Wissman. No e5 East Seventy eighth-st. a four
story dwelling house lot 17XI02.2 feet.
Marcus Kohner has sold for Jacob Paskusz to A
Ninaldl fye story apartn nent house the south
ton-aye,. on plot 32x1022 feet.
L. J. Phillips Co. have sold for John Ffege to
snd-eishth-st two story stable a lot 25xlO0 H.
Mavina Meyers has sold No So East sixtv-eftb-
81 o Ioar story orownstone dwelling house. on a
Sarah NJ Gee is reported 10 have sold No =.
Siaolson-aNe-; a four story brownstone dwelling
Mrs Mary l. Lawrence is reported 10 have sold
No ll8 East Seventy-eighth-st.. a three story
Hall J. How & CO. have sold for a client to John
Of Dycknan-st. and sherman-ave i"e'' 'oinel
The Sterling Realty Company has resold No l09
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
AUCTION SALES TODAY

. BY William VI Ryan: 257 BoHery $ 1oG / = n ot
Stahtost ZoNldtx24 SXloo. story bldg with store.
atso 80 BoweTy :. 40 OF East Houston 81 ,5,
so'u ex-45N about 81 story bldg also rs E,liya
oT = 1901 II Of East 81 y 2xN7 IO,
story bk bldg partition sale Emma Red
ne!d dEl En!na i Jacquein al. Richard L I,6.r,
any. John II Judge, ref: I.02O Prospect ~ -
- OF leths 2oK18+5. story frame dwg b. fareclosr q
LOUIS Schecher. eNcr. Joseph Iieberz et al.
ienry IApp"ld atty Albert Sire ref. due on iu5gt
o'' costs S25s 80: taxes, S3Os %. Water
- = :" "f tIouVerleur - - 25xG2 q q stor,
OK store foreclosure sale; John Cole excr agt Am
itosehz"eis et al. GrosNsnor Hubbard attv. n iaw
renee rel Que on Iuost. SI2 81 costs S.5 81 ,ayss
go i[th ave and l32d-st cor ~ Nluu. frarna
sls ana D!ogsi foreclosure sale Ella N!!s exx ct
q Is et., agt James Roger IccLharn Miller
q hlhs attys Daniel J. Hays. ref: On iu5gt Si3
80 % costs SSI1 -. taxes. 100
e. imam feck Met 'ahray, AdmT, James
i.oeers e. az same attEs and udgt S. "a a.
costs S3Zl 80, taxes, ~ 1920 a. 10 :, !,
OF iZuiaye 2'NS9ll; frame stable foreclosure sal
t1il!y fioT!nan agt attys and ref. due on
- ~ %, costs $2is 81; taxes etc Sos as 151
S7d-st n :, pa Il Amsterdam ave 1JvSs -
pub ~ 7''ie u"6 n
At II Morrsania. Westchester County Mo, z2v
lot -oNll2 Morse-aye contiguous 70 a,a,e
closure sale; amount due So IS ' -9''
It "a, "A 'tiTah .0+ W ioth II OF
10 >&'5 {" story dwg d; foreclosure sale. II
es Sgn i STACK ct al, HARDY Shellaharger atfvs
A y Williams ref; due judgt ST4J ~. cos, S,SS e
taxes etc SIZE 81 prior mort 1000 " ' Ti" ~
by y fhllrs q Co: !53 ls a " 80 ,
81 -lKbE' . story b h. with store. srbaSr ., -.
eloo" eNIs sale: estate Of Bette BIat deceased mn
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Plans for the following new buildings have been
filed with the Buildings Department of The Bronx:
Prospect-ave.. northwest corner Of Westchester-
ave two story brick store and dwelling Tz9s;
II. l. Phillips One-hundred and -forty-n -ninth-st and
Third-ave.. owner; 10000.
One-hundred nd-e ghty-fourth-st south side. 100
feet east OF Marion-ave one story frame dwelling
house 2SN5o z. Handilode. No. 2,579 Madison-ave,,
ner; 81 200.
Park-ave.. east side. $50 feet south of One-hun-
dred-andeEh tyseconds st. four story frame dwell
ing house. lSX46: William Hodgson. No. 49S East
One-h hundred-Rnd-s d-siXty ty-seventh-st. owner $500.
Hughes-ave.. west side. q feet north Of One-hun-
dred and eighty -hrst-st- two two story frame
dwelling houses. 2lX32. Louis EiCkWOrCh No l. $40
Anthony-ave.; $3.50 each.
Horton-ave-. south side. l27 feet east of Maine
st, City Island. two story and attic frame dwelling
house. 25Xa; James H. Horton. HOrton-ave.: 5000
Creston-ave.. west side. 494 feet north Of one
hundred nety-siXth-st three two story frame
dwelling houses. 16x4f; James Kemm, No. oslo
Webster-ave. owner, $1,000 each.
Creston-aye.. west side. 524 feet north Of one
hundred-and- d-ninety-siNth-st.. three story
frame dwelling houses l6X46: James Kemm. No.
25l6 Wehster-ave- owner; 5000 each
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
three story dwelling

East Seventy -frst-st. a three story dwelling
house, lot 21xlO22 feet
Ronald n Macdonald & Co. have sold No @ l64
dwng f69gye gh 6f f9H5 se for sG client
Horace S Ely & Co, and s. B; Goodale q Son
have sold for u. Stiles Ely No. % West Twenty
sixth-st., four story brownstone dwelling house
a lot 25Xl0O feet a builder.
Ludlow & Co. No. 1876 East Seventy -third-st. a
three story dwelling house on a lot l5NlO22 feet.
He has also sold. through Hall J. How Co, Nos
ll6 and l24 East Seventyfourth-st, two three story
dwelling houses. a lot lSXl02.2 feet
Edward A. Giesen has sold No l52 West SEVENTY
hfth-st. a four story brOwnstone dwelling mouse,
on lot 20x9S9 feet. to John Livingston; -,
Francis @ Lloyd IL the seller. and not the
buyer. of No. l23 East SiXty-fourth-St. POST a
Reese We're the brokers IN this sale. ,,
SlawsOn 4 Hobbs have sold for JACOB I{othscilld
the four story % foot dwelling, No. loi West SeV-
enty-ffth-st., 70 a clieEt for occupancy; terms
private.
F r. Wood & CO. have resod for c. Sutherland
No I47 West Eighty-fourth-st.. a nve story doupIe
apartment house. plot 32X95XlO22 feet' TO
Laior and Beringer. have sold for Thomas J.
Cummlns TO James McIarney. the four story
brownstone fathouse No. S74 1exington-aNe.' ne
tween Sixty-ffth and SiXty-siNth SITS.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
"EASTER N RENANIA"

For the benefit Of the scholarship fund OF the
College Women's Club Mrs. Frederic s. Goodwin
and her friends will give their entertainment,
Easter in Rumana." At the Berkeley Lyceum.
40 q West Forty-fourth-st-. the evening OF
april q The cast includes forty-ive persons. The
customs. life and costumes Of the peasants OF
Rumania viii be depicted III the play, which will
illustrate in part the church service Easter eve,
the seiZing Of the brideeleCt wedding feast games
songs dsrceE, etc.
Tickets are for sale AT McBride's Rector Street
Arcade. No. Il Broadway; L Jonas & Co. Astor
House; Tyson q Co.'S news stands at all principal
hotels: also AZ GoodNim Bros. No. l.44o Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
WANT NEW SYNAGOGUE IN HARLEM.

An active movement IS under way for the
establishments new Jewish orthodox synagogue
for Harlem The Hebrew population has Increased
so greatly in years in that section of the city
that the synagogue accommodations, particularly
on the Jewish holidays. have become deficient
provisional organization has been effected, with
Solomon GottschaIl as president and Isaac Good
stein as vice president which is now negotiating
for the purchase Of the Pilgrim Church. at Mad-
and One-hundred nd -tW ef1tY -first-St y
meeting to consider the purchase If the property
took place I'm the church building on SATURDAY
evening and a large number of Jews interested in
the movement present Addresses We're de
livored by the Rev Drs. II. =. MendeS and B.
DraChman.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By Peter F Meyer & Coz 749 3d-ave . s 755 :. { NJ,
- I-st Z5Ns5. story b f1reCIos,re
sale; , Colt It al. . RohschId It Al. curtis
MaI4ett-t,reNost q Colt Iendrick duo
Jqdgt 3s costs S64 30; taxes $472 as to the
by w william NJ Ryan: 321 " 26th-st, # W Of
oul- ave -,xSSS. story b IA. / hid,
rear foreclosure sale: Charlotte Mayer agt Annie Tri
g. a. w II Sarnn1s atty + Hyman due on iuig,
>i'<'l ~ costs Sl3e 6s taxes etc 1888 -. phdraU
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFrpc

l22d-st No 24o West. a5sx1oo1I: Herman Ras,a
ss6 o5on at'IaeE 70 Caroline Franklin mortgage
l'fHinsSn t6sEa a<e X1. No sS ZOO lGszsls: I1ne
George F brown Amtra '' Brown. 3 B 55sl 55I
s5,h-st; No - west 25x,l .. Blanche Si,.
r. a. ~ John Danahar: mortgage, 81 600:
79fh,s, Tt, 200 f " Of West End ave i,oxlo22 ]"
mortgage. 500 o65 r { g s. !7sph Hamershlas;
Hudson St No 54s. s. 2oGx74 iIx irIee,i,r.. Io."'
saFa' AI5s'ss' s. s66 SNf s to =. pora Il Heinsohn:
Broom st. Nos 525 ana 527 s. ~ ioxGox I''
Company. : $17 ma. i.s''tT Trust - M
King to MaTgaret &nr X I'm artp5ti & 5toy5 S od dse
Hend-ek To- 'I5 Jsr1t # Of an 25x5 Frank
tees; r s sI2 25...'.. ...o ~ ana another irus-
42d st 100 # Of Sth-avc Boxes . 1as., 2'""
n Bennett g, a. heirs, to Regest Realty 5For3
49d St 200 # Of sth-ave O. 4xas .. Iosen,b
7oib sfnTs'' N ,Se ct al a.! heirs to quIt
R+y to WslteT W Adams, mortgage. s14.5oo:
Alonzo Tees Edward i farTmann: stTl1s ~
7s,h St No IS East 2ixo2 . Marian Faversba,o III"
s6 to sTa S5aleEs S s.G WOOD % sI5o 50 10
sno5ner s5 to Benjamin b Johnston; mortgage i;,
Goerck st. Nos % ana % " $ 5ox75. Poi,jira ]"
ATqRo%itz i9 aRd another to Louis Hasbrouck
seth.s 30 las west. 2osasS stephen b Ben
sfsoS Ser 70 Gsy sIe 1 Bsrnes y and another mortgage
seih,st. 10 l4s West. 10 sxas .: stephen b Ben
s sisGoo 800 $ 7lERS ss and another mort
i35th ST, Nos So4 East IS ixlOO. Iobn r
dnd psrlaBs TO Gertrude Boechner; mortgage, S22
Hudson'st No 52S s. 2oGxi6i Marearct 10
a. I.o'en 10 MePE deP otunger and another R S.
sal% Elizabeth % W White to Morris Cola: mortgage
1i41hs' :, 50 West 9o1looii: Emma Blarth 5000
70 Everett p Wheeler: mortgage S175oo r :
asst $ SO It e Of 7,h ave 2oz5a 8: Jane {; 500
I'Dden et al to O. The M Stuyvesant Real Estate
's9 Walker s sTss osF to PaF Ross: q N%l M@2s9
mortgage. $1,000 r s .......... a
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
HORIZONS ICE CREAM.

HORIZONS ICE CREAM is one OF the Joys
OF this world Try IL and you will be
convinced All orders promptly allied. city
or country.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18

VISITING GOVERNESS Private lessons
IN English. literature. rhetoric, grammar;
history mathematics; former high school
teacher; best city reference. Miss NhE, ltO
West S5th-st
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
BOOKS.
SLAUGHTER BOOK SALE

t@3 BROADWAY. NEAR l2TH-ST
Everybody in Nev-York and for fifty
Tr'ies around knows lowering His store is
The headquarters for book lovers and book
hHr.r-. Special prices for bsoks that can
not be obtained elsewhere. All kinds Of
hcrH- 70 suit all tastes and all pocket
iocifs- Histori al books. Biographical re-
fcious, scientific. books OF travel books
z! Lelcn, books for children poetry. etc.
etc. Anything you want. and positively at
me lowest possible prices in the United
states. Encyclopedias on sale for a song
App4eton s. ChamberEs Britannica and
People's- Books and Libraries purchased
LOWERING. s23 BROADWAY. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
DRESSMAKISG.

A.-COCTURIERS FRANCAISE. Advanced
styles for spring; fine French dressmaH-
ing; Paouin's new clinging skirt; worth
new sleeves; English tailored gowns; ladies'
own mat 'rials made. estimates given, snort
notice. reasonable prices for fine work; per
feet ht guaranteed; imported gowns re-
modelled and fitted. Nine. BENITEAU
ANDERSON. 3O5 West 32d-st.. formerly
with Stern Bros
DRESSMAKER. of B. Altman & CO., ex-
Celent filter: spring styles; experienced.
competent; 81 day or at home. DRESS
MAKER. 253 West l4th-st.
DRESSCUTTING and MILLINERY sys-
tenatically taught: pays better than other
trades; night school. Monday. "Wednesday.
Friday: s. 30 sta IS you. MDOWEbbS =
3lO-3lS 6th-aVe
DRESSMAKER.- several years cutter with
Lord & Taylor; stylish work; very rea-
sonabIe: dresses made over Mrs. SAIZER.
los East 2Tth-st. near 4th ave.
MRS. BAUER. from London: many years
at Deutch's. also Lord Il Taylor. Sterns.
is now dTessInaking at Al West oath st,
Monroe Building Excellent 1T and style;
ladies' own materials.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18


LOST OR STOLEN. -Baukbook No +3l 30
Of the German Savings Bank In the city
Of New York. corner attn ave. and litn-~t.,
Issued 10 Margaret Creighton. All persons
ar. cautioned against negotiating the same.
II not returned to the bank on the lst day
~ April 1902 "a duplicate viii be- issued
LOST OR STOLEN .- Baukho,k No. iol 1913
OF the German savings Rank In the city
OF New York. corner 4th-ave. and lith ~.
issued, 20 Llzzi" I3-ns- All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned Co the bank on the sth day of
April. 1902 a duplicate will be- issued.
BANKROOKS Nos sla. $50 $50 ols and
Si3 3b2 ~ the Bowcry Savings Bank are
missing The finder is requested Co return
same 10 the bank II NOT restored before
the nth dsy n April 1902, application viii
be made TO IN" bank for new books.
LOST Rankhook 30. - $50 Bank f0r
Savings go ith ave. H.ew York. Pay
ulsrt stopped Please return book 20 bank.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES 800 second hand
wood and ron working machines. fully
guaranteed. mach.nsr bought and eN-
changed GEO B EDDY. 3HS Madison -
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
ANTIQUE JEwELRY.

e. wYLER. late with J. NJ Guggenheim,
diamonds. 3ewelry, silyerware and an
1iques. Old gold silver and 5ewelry bought
or exchanged ". 2sth-nt.. near 5th-avs.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18

VISITING GONERNE ESS, reader or anldH-
uensis, by young lady: six years exper-
ence in same school Address H, IOo 70
lumbuS ava
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
Real gsIatc iuanlco

w AZ fsD TO RENT for summer In desirable subur,
- furnished house, not too large.
ggtgunds: state fun particulars SUBURBAN Box II
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18

FL-oKIST.-By practical florist and land
scape gardener. Is years experience in
greenhouses, vegetables and lawns. would
Ike 20 take charge of private place. best OF
references, German. MAN FUNNING. so
LaNrenCe-St
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
SALE o. HENNEssY PLor DENIEn

There was report current Saturday that the
Hennessy estate had sold plot 5oxlop11 on the
north side of Observation-Disclosures 40
fset west Of MadisOn-aVe. ". H Raser represents
the estate He said yesterday that the plot had
not been sold and was still for sale. Is one of
the most valuable parcels in One-hundred and
eghteenth-st
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
HELP WANTED.
aaHaH1H-
Male

Male.
ATTENTION Men wanted. cheap trip TO
Europe. England. s.. 81 Germany. $40.
Africa, S25. also, free transportation pro
cured. return pa sssaEe. ATLANTIC SHIP
PING OFFICE. 10 lst-Tt.. New-NorN-
ATTENTION Men wanted s. tu - takes
you 20 all prlrCluul FtLop~au ports Is
doing an easy work. London. Liverpool
Glasgow. HUI. Antwerp. etc. also free
transportation procured. shipping Offices.
Z Clinton st and I3 Wcst.st.. NcV-Nork.
SALESMAN. Wanted. young man. over
25 % good education and address. q act
a. salesman. then as manager. tall RAISH
BROS. 90. 15G 9Th ave
WANTED. Strong. bright boy about -
years old WHOLESALE WOOLLENS.
Postoficc box GS9 New YORK
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
UNFURNISHED ROOMS.

TWO outside rooms unfurnished. moderate
terms. references exchanged l3N East
60th-st.. third noOr. south
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
The Water Power is Unfailing & Abundan

or further particulars apply executors AZ the
tLge "i me estate q the late Henry Hilton in the
stewart Bmldlns. $50 Broadway. New York city
EDk SALE, IN BERKSHIRE HILLS.-very desirable
i Hst class residence property. m from pI,ts
mnelI ~ IeSsgna1e hours from New York Terms uriIe
l. y ENttfHT. Real Estate. Pits Mass '''''
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18

TRUSTWORTHY WOMAN. very much In
heed "t means, would be useful daily eN-
SsRI sunday. from TO ): reference Miss
NJ DcNALD, le5 East g9th-st