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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26
PRINCETON DEBATERS SELECTED

Princeton. N. j.. Nov. 25-The judges at the final
trials for the Princeton debate announced
to-day that they have selected the following con-
testants to represent the university in this debate
which will be held in Alexander Hall on the evening
of December H. George S. Hornblower 'O4 OF New
York; A. p. Scott, 'O3. OF Chicago and T. r. Good
P. G. Theological Seminary. of Denver
Princeton will support the affirmative side Of the
question. which reads:
Resolved. That whenever in the event OF con-
tinued domestic violence lives and property not
adequately protected by State 1t is for the public
good that the President should have the power TO
AFFORD projection without the application of the
StatA Cor federal si6s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26

are among the most adorable in the whole range
Of art After all. If put aside ali question
Of everything save the expression OF the sweet
ness and Quaintness OF childhood. Kate Greena-
ways little drawings eloquent in their way
es that wonderful portrait by Velasquez Of child
Of the royal house of Spain. which is one Of the
gIories Of the Louvre OF course 1T is absurd to
compare the two. OF the Velasquez is a
great masterpiece and a page by Kate Greenaway
is only bit Of amusement for the nursery. But
there Is something in that page Of the fowerlike
innocence and beauty which find IN the great
masterpiece
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Antique JEwELRY.

= wYLER late with J. n. Guggeuneim,
diamonds. jewelry. silverware and an
tioues. Old gold. silver and jewelry bought
or exchanged. W. 2Sth-st- bet. Broad
Way and 5th-aVe-
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown OF
Ace No. l. S64 Broadway. between Both and
37th SITS. until o'clock 2. m. Advertise
ments received at the following branch Of
fees at regular office rates until O'Clock
o. m viz: 254 Sth-ave.. s. e. cor. 23d-st
i53 6th-ave.. cor. 12th-st.: 90 East l4th-st
257 West 42d-st., between 18th and sth ayes
263 West 125th-st: 1888 3d-ave., between
10th and nth sts.: 1925 Sd-ave., near 6lst-
St; .7OS 1st-ave., near S9th-st.; I5T East
i25th-st.: 1855 Tremont-ave.; $50 3d-ave.,
near 4lst-st.. 554 3d-ave.; 210 Blsecker-st-;
325 Bleecker-st. Brooklyn N Y-2l6
Court-st.; 215 Smith-st-: ! .O0z Gates-ave
Newark. n. J.-Te4 Brosd-st. Also et al
A u. r. arossA
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FRENCH-AMERICAN boy. Is. wishes to
learn a trade. Apply G. EBERT.
1898 Bristow-st-, Bronx
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AMER. ROOFING & PAINTING co.

ASBESTOS PIPE & BOILER COVERING,
roof repairing and metal painters; ware
houses; painted and display advertising. All
work guaranteed Telephone 3944B John.
a. Maiden Lane. G. w. BROWNE. Supt.
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PAwNBRonERs' SALES.

L. L. FIRUSKI. Auctioneer. 20 Bowery.
Nov. 26-By VIM Simpson & Co. jew
elry.
Nov 2T-By H. Baruch & Son. IS Ave
nue. \. formerly 24s E. Houston-st-. dia-
monds, watches. 1ewelTy, ali pledges prior
Nov. II. 1901, all older dates held over,
Nov 2S-Ftne consignment jeWelry.
Dec. by r. Philips. 1871 Bowery; I.
Harlem. COS Sth-ave.. diamonds. watches.
jeWelry all pledges prior Nov. d 1901
10Sth-st-. NJ and Z Bruckheimer. 2. los
Sd-ave-. diamonds. watches, Iewelry. all
Dec. 81 Goldschmidt. 11s7 2d-ave
clothing. etc. PIedged prior Nov. % 1901
Dec. By ] J. Friel; / 41S-IS Broad
watches, IeweIry. all pledges prior Nov. %.
1901. and all older dates held over.
Dec BY VIM. simpson. 81 Park Row.
pledged previous oct 20. 1901. all mum
bers previous 10 g. 800 and all goods re-
served from previous sales.
CENTRAL AUCTION CO. NJ sheehan.
Auctioneer. 1872 and 154 Canal-st
Nov 26-By NJ Glucksman. 2G5 Bowsry.
diamonds, jewelry. siiverware. etc. pledged
Nov. 26-By h. BreckwedeI. 473 Grand
St. clothing, pledged 10 Nov, Is 1871.
Nov. 2S-By ~ Hackett T4Oia Myrtle
ave. jewelry to Nov. 20. 1901.
Nov. 2S-By Film. clothing
Dec. by Estate John Simpson, 175
> y
to No S15O1. oct / 1901
Dec by u. McAleenan, 1914 shave.
clothing. pledged to Nov. 20 1901
Dec, ply H. McAleeuan, 469 FNIltou-st.
diamonds. jeweiry. etc. Nos. 24.393 TO Is
Dec. 2-Rv NJ. Lavery. 5s4 eth-avs..
clothing pledged 70 Nov. -. 1901
Dec. S-By Il. Breckwe deI. 4T3 Grand
81 diamonds, watches. jewelry. etc.
Dec. BY Thoa- Corley. 5Ss West
broadway. clothing, pledged TO Nov. Is.
1901.
JOS. sHoNGoOD & Sons. Auct,oneers:
salesrooms. No. e4 Bowery.
Nov. 26-Jewelry. watches. diamonds,
etc. HetbrUn Bros. 1874 1st-ave.
Nov. 26-Clothiug. etc. pledged TO Nov.
10. 1901. B. Fox, y 6th-avs.
etc: Harris & Hrsch. 665 3d-ave.
Nov. 2S-Clothing A. Freund. l.545 3D.
ave-: NJ A. Newman, 693 Columbus-ave
Dec. 1-Jewslry. etc. P. Haskell 81 Tth-
ave: Jos, Roth, IS Columbus-svs.
Dec. Clothing. etc. A. Frankenstein &
Co. 81 Delancey-st-. G59 Grand-st.
Dec. 2-Men's, women's clothing. etc,
Fl. Fox & Son. 62S eth-ave.
Dec 2-Jewelry watches. diamonds.
etc l. Jacobs. 6O4 3d-ave
Eli SOBEL. Auct. eS Bowery. sells 10: so
a. m. all goods pledged to Nov. 90 1901.
Nov. 26-C1othing dresses. shoes. etc.
Dreyer x Natal 3s3 sth-avs.
Nov. 2T-By c, sobel. So Ist-svs. tsweiry.
watches and diamonds pledged. from No.
4. 46s TO Il. 09a. and all numbers held over or
promised % customers.
Dec; 2-Jewelry. 3. Wronker = Son.
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SCULPTURE STUDIO.

DIRECTED by Prof RAFFAELLO RAIN
ERR. l7S West 45th-st.. formerly OF Pa
lermo. Italy: interior decorations. figures
and classic mythology. also reproductions of
antique furniture work IN wood. maple,
n,ts~ss,. ard snodatlirH
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for ladies'. gentle
mems and children's discarded Clothing.
fae Evening and Street Costumea Jswelry.
Br!c-a-Brac. Furs etc Mr.. or Mrs. ".
NATAL IA 6th-ave.: telephone LOIS B
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26

A sale Of prints and drawings which should be
Of interest to collectors is that OF the collection
formed by Mr. Harold PIERCE which for the last
few days has been exhibition at the Max Will
fans Gallery and will be disposed of at auction
in Philadelphia December 3, and ). It includes
examples OF Rembrandt. Durer Seymour Hsden
Whistler and other masters There is also a large
group Of etchngs after the popular anecdotic
paintings Of W. Dendy Sadler. and there is
quantity Of the well known architectural etchings
Of Axcl Haig. English color prints form part of
the collection. and there are fifteen drawings in
chalk by the late Sir Edward Burne-Jones. draw
ings made for stained glass windows
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PICTURES FRAMED. REGILDED.

PICTURES FRAMED. paintings restored.
engravings cleaned, frames and furniture
regilded. SCHOEN. 31S East 33d-st.
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Dauclnq ACADEMIES.

which Washington and the Continental army were
eulogtZed. " "
The day was also observed at the Battery where
Old Glory was run to the top of the monster DAG
pole the Barge Office 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26

The silver point drawings by the English artist
Mr. Charles Sainton, which may be seen at the
wunderlich Gallery, Ike Mr.. MacEwen's studies
leave something to be desired in point OF style
The fragility inseparable from work Of this sort
IS not incompatible with the exercise OF strength
with the cultivation OF a rich personal accent
has been shown by Professor Legros and others
among modern artists. Mr.. Sainton goes for deli
cacy alone. and his work has little charm OF tenn
permanent On the other hand, his decacy is IN
itself very winning, and what he lacks In origin
atty Of style he makes up in perfection OF work
manship- His nude figures are OF q fairylke ex-
quisiteness; they drawn with feeling for grace
OF contour and subtle meditation Of surface, and
they are poised against their infinitely delicate
backgrounds with true of pictorial effect
They nOat IN a kind Of still vaporousness: what
eyer their environment. whether il be found on
earth in the sky or in pale world OF the
artists contriving, the impression left is as
Of something diaphanous. like the tents of
Elhntown, that at a touch IL would disappear
The difficulties Of work with the silver point or
with the gold point. which Mr.. Sainton sometimes
uses. are very great They explain, perhaps why
he is not always spontaneous We would like
him be. But his execution, II a tTihe ineIastic
is wonderfully precise and when all is said his
art possesses interest
At the Kepoel Gallery there are some drawings
and sketches by the late Kate Greenaway slight
souvenirs OF OF the most fascn ating figures
in English art She never pretended TO briIIiancs
in drawing in Color and there is nothing in this
sheaf Of fugitive odds and ends from her port
folios and sketchbooks 10 inspire eulogy of her
technique But she was always able TO do what
she wanted 10 do. the least OF these trihes
rs sufficient to show that and she had what many
artist vastly her superior in nship often
painfully Iacks-something TO say-znd way
absolutely her own Of saying IL Her children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.

AN OPPORTUNITY is offered a gentleman
with So 500 cash TO enter wholesale cof-
fee business with experienced salesman OF
sterlinE integrity. who Is now connected
with large concern, salesman commands all
their old established trade no chance OF
loss as the capital Is 20 be invested IN
stock; GALES are all cash; salesman will sell
on commission and pay his own expenses:
to commence: highest references. Address
INVESTMENT SECURED. Tribune Office.
SALOON FOR SALE.-Doing good bust
ness. cause for selling: house for 81 500;
paid license $50. MICHAEL WINTERS.
F.stor town. y J
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MAID and sEAMSTRESS. lady wishes
to place her maid and ssaIiis1ress, -.
10 and Il. Monday and Tuesday. 81 Easl
6Sth-St.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

WORK WANTED.
AUTOMOBILE CHAUFFECR--L1cens n
France; good refersacss- A CLEMENT.
los West 2Oth-st-
BOOK KEEPER. double entry
b0Okkeeper. rapid. accurate, reliable, de-
sires position. will accept temporary Wors'
hrsI class references. Address JOHN HAY
MAN. 4s2 Gates-ays. Brooklyn
KEEPER--Student y. 7. L. School
OF Commerce desires POSITION as essis-
tant with large house; best methods. mod
BARTENDER--Y man. 20. wishes
position as bartender: close mixer II.
Ia MOTHE Is Sd-ave-; telephone 2S49
BOY, 10. with best reference and expert
HAMILTON. AL Van Buren-st-. Brooklyn
dress PHILIP KOHI-HAAS. SST West
44th-st.
CARPENTER.-Good mechanic. experience
estate reasonable WILSON, IS west
COLLEGE GRADUATE excellent teacher.
would instruct dve hours weekly: also
music for board and room; pupils desired
young or adults: all English tTanches:
thoroughly experienced. HOPE l6S 9TH
ave
ENIBROIDERINd lace. mending fine lin
gerte marking OF trousseauX. layettea,
curtains mended and cleaned equal to new;
satisfaction guaranteed; prices reesona6lei
established years FEHLClE CON-
SLANT CO.. s45 6th-avs-. near 64th-st.
FRENCH-AMERICAN boy. 16 wishes to
1888 Brtstow-st-, Bronx
GERMAN. ~ wears. position in wholesale
house. export preferred. as shipping
clerk or anything else with chance OF ad-
vancement. Address r. GOVETLK1. us
Brunswick-st. Jerse- City, N J
HANDY MAN. IS 0ack Of all tradesl.
wishes permanent position, with chance
ing; reference F. C. Box II. Tribune
once.
Law RAPHER-Educatsd young
man. IS: six years stenographic expert
ence, desires position anordtnE opportunity
TO study law would accept small salary.
W. b. Tribune Oftice-
LINDSAY JONES. ss1 sd-ave.. a good re-
liable man. would like furnaces to at
tend; understands his business thoroughly.
TWO YOUNG MEN desire a few hours.
clerical work every evening; are first class
ENERGETIC. 1873 6th-ave-
SECRETARY. CONFIDENTIAL CLERK
Experienced stenOgrapher. correspondent.
office manager; active. efficient. reliable;
good address. education. executive ability:
thoroughly discreet and trustworthy. Cd
Law 27l West lIBth-st-
TUTORING or as family reader. by law
student: refined. college educated young
man: references concerning moral character
and ability furnished NJ KEATON, 81
Grove-st.
YOUNG MAN. as companion or care OF in
valid: can give massage: would travel.
THOMAS KELLY. 20 Capitol-ave-. Hart
ford. Conn.
YOUNG MAN. -. engineering student;
fair draughtsman and tracer. wants sit
uation In engineer or contractors office:
moderate salary. Address MALEX. 80
1st-ave
YOUNG MAN aged 80. thorough knowledge
pipes. tobacco. cigars. open for engage
ments; mixtures a specially; good window
dresser. Address H. Box 231, Wappingers
s-------------------------
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TUTORING or as family reader. by law
student: refined. college educated young
man. references concerning moral character
and ability furnished. Nj. KEATON. 81
GrOve-st.
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AsTROLOGY AND PALMIsTRY.

PROFESSORS ARRONE AND NONN.
Scientific Palmists, 63 West 125th-st-;
hours 10 to 10; open Sundays; consultation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26

At the Knoedler Gallery Mr.. Walter MacEwen
shows forty drawings black and red chalk
They are deliberately finished studies Of figures,
and possess greater variety Of tone than the two
otaIks aforesaid might at FIRST blush seem likely
60 Yield The subjects drawn in some cases from
The works by Mr.. MacEwen on a larger scale
and In oils are mostly rather commonplace in
character. Picturesque peasants and pretty girls
n graceful costume his models. He delineates
them n a painstaking and suave manner, giving
rs results that are perhaps too highly polished
snd wanting in individuality. In only OF the
forty pictures-a nude gtudy-is the modelling bold
and flexible. These are, however, decorative PAN
els possessing certain freshness IN color and in
method. and, despite their conventionalty Of sub
sect they give the gallery beautiful and pleasing
atmosphere.
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NEAT COIORED GIRL IN lady's apart
r1ent. few hours day or general house.
work sIeep home nights. JENKINS. 50"
West SSth-st: call or address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26

There was begun yesterday at the Hotel Drouot,
IN Paris a sale. TO be continued to-day and to-
morrow OF the paintings studies. water coloIs.
drawings and studio belongings left by the late
F. II. Kaemmerer. This artist though a Dutch
by birth long resided in Paris. and his works.
which have been popular for many years. have
thoroughly French vivacity- He exceled in studies
Of costume. drawing his material largely from that
period at the close Of the eighteenth century when
the Incroyable in his glory His art, though
hopelessly lacking in quality. never without
a kind OF gay and sparkling charm. and II is 10
be hoped that of the things in the sale at
Paris. especially OF the drawings. which
show him at his best may find their way to
America The catalogue mentions some land
scapes which IT would be interesting to see.
He is known here exclusively by his figure pieces.
The first Of the exhibitions OF the at the
American Art Galleries will be opened tomorrow.
1t will consist Of curtains brocades embrOderies.
laces, ecclesiastical vestments and hangings. most
ly specimens OF the sixteenth. seventeenth and
eighteenth centuries. To this collection there is
added a number Of reproductions OF antique stuff.
suitable for wall coverings and window drap
cries." belonging to Mr.. Vital Berguat All this
material is TO be sold at auction the afternoons
OF December 3, 4, and 6.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male
ATTENDANT or NURSE TO invalid or sick
gentleman: ten years experience: good
references; understands massage. Address
HENRY DAVIS. 262 Ryerson-st-. Brooklyn.
BUTLER and MAID. English and French:
personal investigation; city country;
$40. LOMER, 219 West S6th-st-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; competent; city ref
erences; private family A. H. lee West
S2d-st.
BUTLER; valet. Swiss-French. recently
arrived: aged 80. stature 1.se exPer-
fenced: lonR and best reference from
French Nobility r. r r. 152 West SOD
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YOUNG MAN. as companion. or care Of in
valid: can give massage. would travel.
THOMAS KELLY. 20 Capitol-ave-. Hart
ford. Conn.
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STENOGRAPHER-- Experienced: can fur
nish Al reference from former employer.
Address II Liberty-st.. Orange. y. J.
YOUNG WOMAN. experienced n mznfcur-
ing and scalo treatment. would IKE
few more customers AZ private residences.
ROSE 245 East 62d-st
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BOOKKEEPER-- y. 7. L. School
OF Commerce desires POSITION as sssis-
tant with large house. best methods. mod
crate salary. AARONSON. Ii Csnnon-st
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Jnstrucnou.
For Young Ladies-C!ty.

boarding. AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRIs-Rsv.
ID Or. Mrs CHARLES HUNTINGTON GARDNER
Principals. GO7 Fifth Avenue
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STENOGRAPHER and Remington or IN
deTwoCd typewritlst. eight years expert
snce al law and commercial work: excellent
references. COMPETENT. 2sO P1tnarn-avs-.
Brooklyn
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SECRETARY. CONFIDENTIAL CLERK
Experienced stenugrapher, correspondent
office manager: active. efficient. reliable
good address. education. executive ability.
thoroughly discreet and trustworthy. Cd
LAW. 271 West 119th-st.
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YOUNG MAN. -. engineering student:
fair draughtsman and tracer. wants sit
uaticn In engineer contractors office ::
moderate salary. Address MALEX, SO
1st-aVe
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en- N1E7-RsUabls lawyer: wills. lsgscies-
damages. bankruptcy. collections; pronspss
results. reasonable charges Room l.4lS
40 Nassau-st-
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YOUNG MAN. aged so. thorough knowledge
pipes. tobacco. cigars, open for engage
ments: mixtures speciality: good window
dresser. Address H. Box 231, Wappingers
Falls. n. Y.
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER WANTED.

OLD GOLD. silver and platinum bought.
SCRWITTER KENNEDY. Gold and
Silver Refners. IS John-st-. New-York.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO second hand
wood and iron working machines fully
guaranteed, machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO IS. EDDY. 39S Madison-st-
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BLOOD POISON.

NO MORE suffering from this terrible
disease. Write FOR particulars OF come
and SEC ua We Will cure you. Ciodsend to
humanity. ARBTSCINA MANUFACTURE
ING co. al Temple Court Building.
EeekruRn-Et
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CARPET CLEANING.

j. & j. w. @lLLlAMS
50 w. 5ATH ST. d d:iq% aSs
CARPET CLEANISG Established iS7a
WILLIAMS & PETERSON. reliable steam
and open air carpet cleaning SoTGs:
eta per yard 3Oi East 44th-sL
ORIENTAL RUGS and carpets cleaned and
repaired. SIVASLIAS BROS. Sl0 Ath-
ave Tel 2365A Madison.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.
Cleans BY compressed air. steam. hand OF
On hoor I.SSs Broadway 42i East ASth-sI
COZ 4 BRANDT. Tel 192 Sath.
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LAWYERS.

LAWYERS.
TROUBLES. private matters injury cases.
claims OF any kind quietly. quickly set
tied: responsible lawyer. advice free. RICH
ARDS, 256 Broadway.
WILLS. legacies. damages for personal in
iuries estates, contracts. consultation
free. EDWARD W. BREMEN. Room F.
III Broadway.
SMITH & ENGEL.. reliable lawyers. SOS
broadway, New-York: accidents. domes-
tic difficulties quickly adjusted: conSulta-
ton free.
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FINE ROOMS. first class house; all mod
ern conveuienCes: good table; home cook
ing. nice people wanted. 242 West S4th-st.
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ST Adams. EAST 3IsT-sT.
Rooms single, en- suite. with private
baths; doctor office: dining room parlor
floor. electric light. excellent table board.
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50TH-ST SIS WEST Attractive rooms:
private baths: electricity. telephone: par
Tor dining room; references.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

-~--------N---~~- -~----~~-~~-~>-~--
Al-A!-A!- ATTENTION!
Attractive floors, suites with private bath;
with or without board: single rooms; doc
tors offices; all desirable locations: highest
references given Information from
s. c. LELAND & CO. West 33d-st
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TYPEwRITERS.-Ch place in the
world: cash installments: all makes;
your rental money will purchase typewriter
here: free Instructions. 361 Fulton-st
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26

CARPENTER.-G mechanic, experience
In alterations ard repairs. shop, hotel or
estate; reasonable WILSON, 2sS West
SSth-st.
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LANDLORDS. ATTENTION.

YOUR ROOMS oapered. wall paper and
work 81. estimates on largest contracts OF
painting and paper hanging. AMERICAN
WALLPAPER CO.. 453 Lexington Tele-
phone 2.94lA 9Sth-st
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BOY, 10. with best reference and expert
ence. in any downtown offce- JAMES
HAMILTON, All Van Buren-St.. Brooklyn
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GERMAN, 81 years. position in wholesale
house, export preferred. as shipping
vancement. Address r. GOVETZKI. us
Brunswtck-st-. Jerse- City, n. }.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26

COLLEGE GRADUATE. excellent teacher.
would instruct dve hCurH weekly: also
music for board and room; pupils desired,
young or adults: all English tTanches;
thoroughly experienced HOPE 1913 9TH
ave.
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DREsSNIAKING.

DREssMAxING.
A.-A.-A.-Seal garments and other nne
fuTs repaired. redyed and remodelled in
10 latest styles at exceptionally low prices
Ladies waited on at their residences Mrs
r. J. BARKER. ll0 West 89th-st late
with G. 6. GuntheI's Sons 5th-aye
DRBSSMAKE1R, ladies' tailor evening
street costumes: fancy silk waists; work
done home. 1855 3d-ave. i6th-st
DRESSMA KER-Young colored dressmaker
TO sew permanently in family: mako
women's and children's dresses: assist In
other duties: reference. II. L.. 1888 West
63d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26
OPIUM. MORPHINE. LIQUOR.

HABITS CURED at home or at sana-
torium: physicians reference: CORE
spondence confidential. FRANK Kicker.
544 West I40th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26

HANDY MAN. IS Gack OF all tradesl.
wishes permanent position, with chance
Of advancement: strong. honest and will
ing; reference f c.. Box IL. Tribune
ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26

BOOK KEEP ER--Competent double entry
boOkkeeper. rapid. accurate, reliable. de-
sires position. Will accept temporary work;
FIRST class references. Address JOHN HAY
MAN 4g2 Gates-ays-. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26

LINDSAY JONES. SS1 3d-ave-, a good re-
liable man. would like furnaces to at
tend; understands his business thoroughly