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9Stlt, pro SuBenO. 6Oc.
6untcr=J1pc, pro Cuast. 81 90
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Extraordinarily I Sabre alt, pro
Gal!9u: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -. 10
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Qortpeiu tTtrl itin, bro Cuart.... zoe.
8utcr Safr!eSbc.v7, pro Quart. 25c
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ed,nnns unn f1here seiImna

briuocn bic st gernarO=RrdutcrpiQcu in alien
5dacu BON St6ruug oes meH5li9eH CrqauismuS
bcroor 2ieic5 altberubmte oeilmittel oa5 i5oH
unitrs 9dtr uno Dtuttrr alien ioufacH ArjusiW
p0r3oqen bcpdbrt fb in ieDer 6Hittt bel 9ers
DauuuQsbebDToeu, ioDie bej Giberz, 0ieren= uu1
Wil3leipeu bei 5itbtr lller ART bel olUiRrautb;is
ten Ratarrb, gelbiutt RsuralQit, 8bumati5s
mus uUo uu3dbljQeH aHotrgu GuaUibtittH. bic
bauphdblib aus uurciutm 3uiauo o,s Slut,5
tntft5n 5n 9ejug ami Die 8,rn!3tuu8 Don
Grautbettsttimcn ttbt oas lttta tbatd6li5 uus
crrcibt Oa. (Gi %, Sa;S&S)
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hNVPNttNEVTEB TEBtttkP
Wt9rdne,
ltuoerSanlid1fcit,
Oallenfraufgcitcn,
2e6crUcrbartung,
S0Spcpfie.

gerFeftt 9erbauurq pirO burb Gius
nebmeu BON Ruondps 9ileu errcidt Suiolge i6rer
uutibilt05eu GiQcni&aftcn ftimulircu Te Die
Qeber BEL Iugi6ei0uuQ Der &aas uuD oercu Guts
lesruno oura bic @a1ngdrQt. Tjce 4ilcu in
9oisn BON 5Dd bis pier rsgulirM idutu bic G}uHt=
tioueu Der 9sber un0 befreisu ben 9atiCnten BON
q,berletben Sin oocr 3oei gRaOnoD's piltu, tags
lib BON 3enjeuiqen osuommen, bic an gilioftdt
unU Qe5ersGriblafiunQ leiOen Bcrosu oa5 SDtcm
rtquldr srboIt,u unD cine GtiunOe @erOouung
Fbtru.
s6u6t.I 25 Gents Die S6a3tcl. gerfuuft Don
VneH apotbeIcrn. u
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&aOmaD'S &eaOD &elicf
bietrt iufortige 9iubcrung.

e.osn Ropfto,b CIliordue ober ncrb6iss SopfiotbL
Sabn6mcrjeu, Rsuru!eis, 8brimatismus, 9egn'
i5uB, S6mcrJen uHo Sdudbt i'm &itder eem
SRidQrat 0Der ben Rcrtu @ei9ncroeu in otr St'
bcrqtqtno Seitcut,dcu, aui@pcnuug Der 's.ieufs
unC 56merJcu ieOer art i6ufft Die @ppIitduor pon
Ruopapg &caoD &tlief ioiortioe Grlei3tcrune uTo
oeteu iortgeicbtsr Gebraud einige GAGE lang be-
nerfts1iqt cine permaueute 6ejluuq.
2inosrt iofort bic i6HeiotnisH SbmcrJtn, Gtbt
Gnt,iiuouuQen auf unb beilt Ron0sFionsu, ionobl
Die Der 2uHQeu, oes Bloens, Os5 uUttrlciDs a!5
aud Der Sriiirn unO SdItimbaut.
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Siff0n-Sdrnt.

zjt Observation-Disclosures unisrer aulaq,
betrGat iiber 2000 GdQoHeH pro Sag. 98;r licfcru
uitt alcin al 6Gmili'n MD lptnoan Dieicm 3rptigs
Die o.DBte Nuimertiamfest 5u ionotrn mir INN aud
i'm Stauoe, 2luftrdg' iir 6:rden=6ars unO Sycitiz
ptdttn 9cnits etc. iu attrdttip:n 9rtii;a uusiu=
fubrtn, nobel mir Die bette Gremt uuo 8tOieuun9
iuii9ern g9ir esptnncH uuisre tigenc 6rsmc,
mat)tu uuier Gis, ba5tn uuiers eieeue nGolO Sto=
.ae.asGuiaqe uuo t6nnen in uniertr 9ctdbQunQ,
pls Bette fir ols @elo 3u leisru nidt ibcrtruieu
iperDcn llnicr G3sibditgs9Treau lit SnmitaQs bis
Niitteruatt sur Gntgsgennabms pon &titeQunaeu
iiir Sonutag 9tDiiHct
@iireau in Der Staot Dem Gau;ri=gabnboft Qcgtu=
uber. &ci0e Stlepbouc. tl3O
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8. 8. eSricSeniualo & SD.
amtrifas Qr6Bter 8ttrdntez2aosn.
"Sch iperee an Ger Jpntdne fcin."
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nnter Dem Yreiie.
Coupons gratis

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SSn 0ontreal nngeIaugt.

Die ge1tern aus AueDec entTuprlen
amerifanii6en 5uiti3flii6tlinge
@apnor unD 8reen bleiben DOrz
lGufig bort in 6aft.
W}Dntreal, Que, 16. W}ai. -
Der Remorqueur g6praD, pel4er
bic geItern in Quebec 0er6afteten ames
rifanif6en Suiti3flU6tlinge S6erit
8annor unb Capt. @reen an 8oro
bat, langte um $40 6sute frij6 bier
an. Die 9eteftips bagaben Ii9 ms
9oli3ei6uuptquartier, I'M bort 2(n3eiz
ge 3u erftatten, geItatteten jebo4 i6ren
@efangenen, i'm n@inbIor 6otel" gu
6letben, Bis Die 8eri3tsber6dnblun>
gen in i6rem Safe Dor Dem Qusliafez
rungs Gommifidr gi4ter 2ufOnz
taine 6egannen.
8ei sinem 6eute itattgefunbenen
8er60r berI6ob Der Ri6ter ben San
bis gum nG4ften 9onnerftag unO
ii6erpies Die 9efangenen bis Oabin
Dem @epa6r1am Der 9etettips.
5ruu 9apnor, IOpie Die 9etetttps
unO Qnipdlte, neI6e geitern bon Due
Bee abgingen, nm Die ameritaniifen
9etettiDs 81 perfolgen uno ibnen pos
n0gli9 ben @efangenen ipieOer a63lz
ne6nen, langten Inn 7 Ilbr beute fritb
bier an. Sic poqen ii9 bemiiben, Ell
nen 6abeas Corpus 8efe6l gu err
langen.
(Spdter.) = 5rau @upnor lit na4
Quebec 3uriifgetsbrt. IS erbellt, DuB
bic gfegierung Der ProOin5 Auebec
bic WlaBna6me bes 9Ri4ters 2afon=
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~~ Qi(len.

Rtin Seoetabitii6, miGot urb 3uoerldifq. @ernrs
fa8cu pcrfttte gerOauunQ. oOafduOi0c gbiOrbirung
uno a,iunOe R,oularitdt Sir bic @dluno aGer
et6ruugcu ots MaQens Der Qcbcr, ots uuterlcibs,
Der Qiuen, glaie uuO 4crocufranibtiten.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. May Is fSpeciaD.-There was wheat firm
ness up TO noon with the price at time Ikc
higher. but the market closed sc to sc lower than
on Thursday, with the deferred months especiallv
weak and the September &c under the Julv rbe
after opened at 75skc, sold between 15ac and 747c
and closed at 74sc bid May closed at "A sc and the
September at 727sc bid Such firmness as the mar
ket showed early on Northwestern rains ard
small receipts. The final break was on fine weather
conditions for the growing wheat and on the per-
sistent selling OF the new crop futures ..1he Mod
Miller said there had been undoubted i'm
proVement IN the winter wheat condition. The
Northwest cars were only So. against l67 last year;
primary receipts, 1I6Oco bushels. against 3O3 eco
bushels last year cIearances We're 400 900 bushels
considerably more than double the Western ar
rivals, and clearances for the week were 5I72 Ooo
bushels, almost 100000 bushels above the previous
week A decrease of 100000 bushels in the visible
Is looked for Monday. Cables were about STEADY.
the shipping demand, however, was low Sales
here were only 25,Oo0 bushels The seaboard re-
ported only loads fer export. Argentine Ship
meRts $4,000 bushels. against 776ceo bushels
last year. Minneapolis reports a slight improve
ment in the -four business. with some Of the mills
starting up.
The prospect of increased corn movement from
the country is making a weak coarse grain mar
ket. Corn closed 12c TO 1c under Thursday. July
opened at e25se sold between 624sc and 6ls4c bid
and closed 6la&e bd May closed at 60Tsc and the
September at 60Ssc. The increase in the country
offerings has developed within the last three days
It Is not yet showing in receipts here only 5S
ears to-day and only 90 estimated for tomorrow.
It is expected receipts here by the end of next
week will be 200 daily. and possibly in a fort
night 400 cars daily
The Harris-Gates party is giving the market n
support. Patten has been prominent a seller.
America this week exported only 5000 bushels OF
eorni Argentine shipped $4,000 bushels.
Oats were steady, closing unchanged TO iSc higher
than Thursday; greater steadiness than shown
by any other market. The trade light May
closed at 43c. July at 349sc sellers, and the
July at S6a.c sellers. Receipts small los
to-day, with l40 for tomorrow. Some increase in
country movement is experienced. Shipping sales
to-day were u0,0oo bushels. The available oats
here unsold few and the receipts small
that shippers finding il hard TO do business.
There q sudden increase in hog receipts.
1900 at Western points. against 81 900 last week and
g. 600 last year Receipts here were 5000 the
expectation. $1,000 with prices SC TO I0c lower.
The provision list closed sc 71zc lower although
there some support from the bull crowd. 1t
looks as if the hog movement would increase along
with the corn.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
Dnbllt Gales.

STATE OF ILLINOIS County of Cook. S.
Notice is hereby given that the chsaso TILE M and Is
A b fe02 al the hour Of eleven oclock in the forenoon
Of said day at the principal entrance OF the Lx9sSn
in the city Of Chicago OF Illinois, sale
ons ss az S propery The eSsshod
in and to the described S IL Lots
Lot twelve C2 all 10 Block 20 IN Jason ana
twsny-nye (25 twentysix (26). twentyseyea c21 and
twentyeight l2s, in Assessors Division of the South
township tRry-nine cs Sorh Range fourteen d4 East
County Of Cook and State Of leasehod being
lease bearing date the sth day of August A D. 1so1
from Warren Wells to the Lexington Hot Hotel Building
1890 which lease is recorded in the Office Of the
epts6er % 4s6 D. ss as document No. and
spread Of record in Book $Seo Of Records a. page 1872
on the Lexington Hotel with boilers. engines,
be to the highest bidder per the sue
essfu bid shall be PAYABLE at IT. the time Of said sale and
from the date Of said sale Oon the payment OF the
Company trustee VIII convey the aforesaid property
ground and the and provisions
Of and further subject TO certain indenture of lease
Chicago Title and Trust Company. trustee
HSn o. aoo until the sotR day Of April A. o. 1905 aS and
81 s to Ge oRn @ to to e @ iad aE Of p the ' ,a0 aH
according 10 the terms and provisions Of
thereof may he examined by intending bidders at any
Tine s dur curing s1sn1ss csa 200 ssHg 1ee or the Chicago
Illinois that the Chicago Title and Trust Company viii
furnish intending bidders any time during business
houls It's said onss any further ntormston is
S he erm % an m aseeme1 dated ns sale Ell
1899 by and between Adolph Moses George P Merriok
the first bondholders Of Lexington Hotel
building Company Chicago Title Trust Com
pany which sets forth the terms under which the
cheaso Title and Trust holds 3 the title to said
said sale to such time and % Gace as IT may deem best.
Dated n Chicago Cook County. Illinois this 10th day
CarGAsio TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY Trustee
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
TlnantlaI
flnanclal.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
GENERAL CARRIAGE COMPANY
(OF NEW JERSEY:
(OF NEW JERSEY):


k with authorized
into shares of dollars 500
poOn
properties:
n
The
the
OF
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to
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said will be provide
o
moly
Omnhuses kndau houghams hansoms delivery
The fo OF of the
the sc o Of New
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of
O MANHATTAN
as
to il o
for o
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deposited deliver Company
is by July l. 1902
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C. s
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New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
llnantial 1leetlnna.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
- .,x- 10 broadway n. Y MAY l5 1902.
THE FIFTf-FlFTH ANNUAL MEETING of
stocfh9lders Of of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
viii be held AZ 10 broadway, Wednesday 2sth
day OF May 1902 between the hours Of " noon and
oelock = n Tor Inc election Of Directors the
transaction Of such ether business
before H. The transfer books Of the ComnanV viii close
az tie ONCE OF ths Union Trust Company on Thursday
the 22d day Of Mas. 1902. 3 o'cock p NJ and will
reopen Thursday. May 2ath. 1902 az 10 o'clock A NJ
JOsEFn HELEN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
Notice OF Summons.

Notite of Summons
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- NEW YoRK.-TraL desired In the County OF New
York. Acticn Absolute Divorce August LARSON
Jonsson Plaintiff. Bertha Defendant To
the complaint in this action. and to serve
copy your the Plaintiffs Attorney within
twenty after the service Of this exclusive
day of service; and in Of failure
Or answer viii be by default
FOR the relief demanded IN the complaint
Dated March i3ta. 1902 - .
Plaintiffs Attorney. Ofice and Post Once address, No
30 Nassau Street. New York City. Borough Of Man
To bertha Jonsson Defendant: foregoing summons
rs served upon without the state of New York pur
Justice of the supreme Court OF the State Of New York
dated the of April 1902 and filed in the ONCE OF
the CLERK County of New York Borough of Man
na''Ai' nv - GEORGE ROBINSON
Plaintiffs Attorney No. Nassau Street Manhattan.
" Y.
CTJPREAIE COURT, New York County.-Sum-
- mons Joseph Seeman Sigel W. seeman Sylvan L.
sttx and Carl Seeman, Plaintiffs, against Deidrch w.
He1dgerS Defendant. To above named Defendant:
mis- action and OF your answer on the
pian1ins Attorney 20 days after the service of
~ v9ir failure appear. answer Judgment viii be
sn against you by default for the relief demanded In
Dated March 20 1907 ,-D,,,>, o,-,e = .p,y,x
r,a,,,rs Attorney, Once and Post Once Address; No
300 broadway New York City.
r. Deidrich ". Heidgerd. Defendant: The foregoing
,,ons is served upon you by publication, pursuant To
sr order of James A Blanchard. Justice oil Ihe
sup' t Anr 1902 and hled with the complaint in the
The Clerk County Of New York at the City
of New YORK O" 'Ne S Edwin LOUIS GARvIN.
Pits Attorney. 220 Broadway, \. y. civ
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
pnbllr Nouees.

WANTED, FOR u; s. ARMY.-AbIe bodied unmarried
~ men between the 2i and 35: citizens Of
wstsa @ SITES qf sooe cd character Lahs
apply 10 RECRUITING OFFICER a5 Tbtra Avenue 81
Certandt ST. es3 Eighth Avenue 7o5 sinh or 81
b<oAoway Brooklyn z D.. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DRESsAIAISISa.

DRESsAAISINR.
A.-A.-COUTURIERE FRANCHISE Oor-
merly with Stern BroS.-Fine French
dressmaking: newest models for summer
gowns; Rouns s new bell skirt; Worth's new
corsage and bouffant sleeves; English tail
ored Gowns and new walking skirts; esti-
mates given. ladies' own materials made;
short notice: reasonable prices. Nine.
BlNITEAU ANDERSON. 215 West 122d-st.
DRESSAIAKER. over 20 years in business.
makes handsome gowns Sc. Nine. T.
SMYTH. $40 0th-ave
DRESSCUTTING and millinery systemati-
Cally taught; pays better than other trades,
night school, Monday, Wednesday. Friday;
81 30 starts you. MDOWELL'S 9i0-31S
Cth-aye.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
HELP WANTED.

Male.
ATTENTION!-Men $5 TO 81 takes you to
principal European ports-LOndon Liver
pool Glasgow Hull also free transportation
procured. Apply SHIPPING OFFICES. 5
C1nton-st. and 73 West-st. New York.
AfrENTlON!-Men wanted: 50 10 ~ takes
you TO England. $40 10 Germany. and SIS
10 Africa By doing easy work; also free
transportation; return passage. Apply AT
LANTIc. SHIPPING OFFICE. lis ist-st..
NeW-York.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
Go tuhom 1I map Gonrrru

STATE OF NEW YORK, OFFICE OF THE SEcRE-
TARY OF STATE. SIS
THIS CERTIFICATE issued in duplicate
hereby certihes the American Therapeutic
Company. domestic stock corporation; has fled
voluntary dissolution OF such corporation under section
h7 OF the stock Corporation Law that IL appears
therefrn that corporation has complied with said
section in be dissolved.
hand ana he sea o oHlce OF the
State. at the city q Albany. this eighth day OF
(Seal) MAY, thousand nine hundred ana two -
JOHN I. M DONOUGH
Secretary of
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
Official feaal Non1es.
,TTION is CALLED TO THE ADvER-

:. TTENTION is CALLED TO THE ADVER-
~ TIsEMENT in The City Record of May II TO 81
by the Board OF Assessors ana
in Bureau for the Collection Of Assess
the local improN erents
mems ai,aro,Irh OF Rchmend:
1s ward Myrtle Avenue nassing eurbing and gutter
fng' III 'ne 49," EDWARD NJ, CIRCUIT, Comptroller.
,-,.,, ~ New York, May l6. 1902
4 TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADVER-
TIsEMENT in 1 The HI MY h record @ OF May TO 10
,so ,sne ., in the Bureau for the Collection
the eheere Of
~ tbs BorouEh OF Richmond
III Le ,gerd Low terrace regulating, grading curbng
~ IsyinE erosswalks. paving and gutterlng from
Iil5assi,.s,a Avenue 10 Fort Place.
Hamilton '' EDWARD N; CIRCUIT, Comptroller.
f-,,v ~ New York. May & 1902.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17

A pvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions tor The Tribune
: received at their Uptown oniee
no. L364 BROADWAY ~
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY.

'fhE regular quarterly dividend Of ONE AND
IHREE-oCARTERs PER CENT. the preferred
books will be closed from May 23d 10 MAY 3lst both
lhctusIFe j. a. LEWIS. Asst. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
LOST.

BANK BOOK No. 324. sig OF the Unien Dime
Savings Institution is missing. Any per
son having a claim TO II Is hereby called
upon 20 present the same within ten days
submit 20 having said passbook cancelled
and one ISSUED.
LOST Bank book No. 3Sl IGO on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
unon said book is called upon 10 present
the same to the bank within thirty DAYS or
the said book will be declared cancelled
and distinguished and new one issued in
lieu thereof.
LOST. Handbook No. l23.9SH the New
York Savings Bank Payment stopped
Finder please return To- bank
LOST.-Bankbook No. 379 6Sl 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 hook will he declared cancelled
and extinguished and new one issued In
lieu thereof.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
n RAY EXAMINATIONS.

n RAY EXAMINATIONS.
Y RAY examinations Diseases diagnosed
and treatment given for cancers, tumors.
ulcers. rheumatic joints nervous Diseases
reasonable prices. Physicians tattendants) I:
consultation free. ARCHIBALD-AYERS
1135 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS.
LARGE. handsomely furnished second floor
front also suite: both private bath; sin
gle room. - Gramercy Park.
S6TH-ST. ~ WEST.--Very fine room for
one or two gentlemen, in small private
family; decorations neW: appointments eN-
ceptional; references required.
56TH ST. 324 WBST.-Large back parlor
for gentlemen: private family; hot and
cold water. telephone: $40; also front hall
room, 81.
81 EAST GOTH ST-ExceptionalIy desira-
BILE hoor consisting OF three rooms and
two baths 20 rent en- suite Or singiy: pri-
vate family; fashionable neighboThood.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17

ADVERT RTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received az their Uptown Of
fee. No. 1854 Broadway between Beth and
3Ith SITS, until o. clock 2. m. Advertise
ments received At the following branch Of
fees at regular office rates until o'clock
y. M Viz. 25i Sth ave. :. 2. cor. 23d-st. {;
iA8 8th-ave.. cor, l2th-st.. ~ East i4th-st.
257 West 42d St. between 9TH and Sth aves.
2G3 West l2jth-st.. 33s 3d-ave.. between
10th and 71th sts.. ] .02G 3d-ave.. near dist
81: .TOS lEt-av".. near S9th-st. 1871 East
l25th-st.. 15j Tremont-ave., $50 3d-ave.,
near ilst-st.. 55i 3d-aVe,, 2l0 Bleecker-st. !:
235 Rlee eckeT-st. brooklyn, y. Y-2i6
Court-st.. 2l5 Smith-st.; 1904 Gates-ave.
Newark. y. IDA Broad ST Also at all
A. u. T. Offices.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
LYNDHURsT BICYCLES.

CREDIT. 81 per week Lyndhurst bicycles.
Shopworn wheels. so up. MkEE &
HARRINGTON. 1IS Grand, near Centre-st
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
THE "HOLLY" WAIST.

PERFECTION in fit. stitching and detail
made the Holly Waist a success: exclu-
sively OF imported Madras. Percaie, Linen
Flannel and SILK. THE HOLLY CO., 81
West 22d-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
ADvDRTIsEMENrs and subscriptions 70.

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received az their Uptown Of
fee No 1854 Broadway. between S6th and
37th sts.. until O'Clock .. m AdV4rrise-
ments received at the following branch Of
nces at regular Office rates until O'clock
p m, VIZ % shave. =. g. cor. 25d-St
faS 6th-ave-. cor. I2th-st.: % East I4th-st
2S1 West 42d-st-. between Tth and Sth aves !.
2sS West 125th-st.: .53s 3d-ave between
18TH and nth sts-. !. O26 3d-aye.. near S1st-
ST: I. TOs 1st-ave-. near Sath-st-: 1ST Fast
125th-st-: 75S Tremont-ave.: ESQ Shave
rear 4ist-st-; 554 Sd-avs.: 2t0 Bleecker-st
325 Bleecker-st. Brooklyn, N Y-2f8
COuFt-st-: 2i5 Snfth-st; i.Go4 Gates-ave
Newark. y. J--T9+ BFoad-st- Also at all
A d. T. offices.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
IAwY ERs.

DIVORCES ASSURBD.-Nu fee until
granted: quickest. cheapest: reliable ad-
vice free. SMITH & ENGEL. 300 b way.
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DAYS WORK.-Ry eOIorsd Woman: or
place as cook; will go To corntry. HAR-
RIS. l3S West 26th-Su-. first hoer
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City of Frankfort OMAN
81 % BONDS, LOAN OF 1901.

Notice is hereby given that the first drawing Of the
above Lean April 9th. 1902, following Bonds
drawn for redemption September LIST. 1892:
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Fem ale.

a NEAT GIRL. about II, to take car. Of
children: best city references 436 West
S2d-st
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions foi
The Tribune received az their Uptown or
fee. No. l.3a4 broadway. between 36th and
3Ith SITS. until . o'clock .. m. Advertise
ments received at the following branch Of
hces at regular Office rates until 5 O'Clock
I53 6th-avs.. cor. I2th-st.: ~ Esast I4th -st T.
25T West 42d-st. between 7th ard Sth aVes
263 West l25th-st.; 1.33s 3e-ave.. between
10th and nth SITS. !. .O26 Sd-ave., near 6lst-
~ los 1st-aVe.. near s9th-st.: I5T East
l25th-St-; T56 Tremnnt-ave.; ESQ 3d-aVe.
near 4lst-st: 554 3d-avs.; 2iO Bleecker-st.
COurt-St.: 2l5 SmIth-st.: 1,eof Gates-ave.
Newark. n J.-T9i Broad-st. Also at all
A. D. T. officeA
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received az their Uptown OF
fce No. 1894 Broadway, between 3dth and
31th stS.. until o'clock .. m. Advertise
ments received at the following branch OF
fees az regular office rates until = o'clock
n. m, viz: 2o3 Sth-ave., =. e cor. 23d-st.
153 6th-ave.. cor. 12th-st. 90 FSast 14th-st.
25T West 42d-st. between 7th and Sth aVes.
263 West 125th-st. 133S 3d-ave.. between
10th and nth SITS. l ,0s6 3d-sve.. near 6lst-
st. 1.T0S 1st-ave.. near s9th-st: 15T East
l25th-st.; 756 TremOnt-aVe,; ESQ 3d-ave..
near ilst-st.; 55i Sd-ave.; 2iO Rleecker-st.
323 Bleecker-st. brooklyn. n. Y.-2l6
Court-st.: 2l5 Smiths St; 1.OO4 Gates-ave.
Newark, N. J--7oi BToad-st. Also at all
A. ID. T. offices.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

AANUFAcTURERS of billiard and pool
tables; high grade bowling alley builders:
lowest prices. MARX BROS. "a Union So.
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COACHMAN and GROOM By married
man; understands his business and also
does H. hest OF city references; will be
found willing and oblging. HENRY. 162
East 23d-st
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| COACHMAN--Just disengaged; first class
/ rider and driver; last employer can he
seen Address r. s. care OF o'Hars. sO5
/ East SOth-st
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WORK WANTED.

YOUNG MAN. 10. wishes steady position
NJ. &. ROCHE. $50 Cireenwich-st-
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| CoACHMAN--A gentleman wishes situa-
tton for his Coachman. whom he can con-
/ fdently recommend 10 any person requiring
/ his services; country preferred. z. SULLI-
| VAN 10 West 4Sth-st.
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CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS
Young girl: city or country: references.
lBI East s6th-st.. third floor front.
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COAC CHMAN.-ThOrOughly competent in
every particular: first class written and
personal reference. Call or address 2. NJ.
. East 3Oth-st.
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Chemistry university chemistry stu
dent. FOR summer with chemist; references.
Address T. c. BOX &. Tribune ONCE.
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JANTTRESS for fat. or caretaker. re-
spectacle family: personal or written ref
erences. HOLMES. 5s7 Lexingtan-ave