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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-23
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FREIE
PREssE FUER TEXAS: has po-
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of all German papers published
IN the State of Texas.
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to fully 700 post-ofices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
It circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
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and southwestern parts of the
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-23
EckNARF wHoLEsALEHAENpLER, SAN ANTONIO TExA.
oeut1d1en Heid,e Der Huf nQf Nuf

oeut1ben &eibe Der &uf nab Nufz
bebune Der @renaiperre geaen
Shlabtnieb. Sn 6amburg baben
an einen Gage Ia golfsperiammz
luneen itatteefunoen. in tuelhen eez
barnilbte HeiDluti0nen in bieiem
Slnne gefaBt purben. Sc tpurbe
cDnitatirt, baB Die fteigenbe Sleiihz
nDtb Die Nufbebune Der 5perre eez
bieteriIb fDroere.
Ius &Dpenbagen fptnnt Die
Nabridt, oaB Der bdniihe 2anbz
thing Die 8erlage gum Gerfaufe Der
bdniiben Nntillen an Die Ser. Staa=
ten abaelebnt bat, uno spar gelhab
oas nit 80 eegen 80 Stimtten. Gie
&ebte itirnl11te bagegen, Die 2infe
bafiir. Sour elm Nbeeproneter feblte
in Der Stbung. Ser Gbitimmune
ging feline Debatte pDraus.
- Sn 8ern itarb Der Shmeiser
@rzBrdfioent 6auler in Solge zines
Sblaganfalle8.
Sci Der 8eratbung Der neuen
Tarifbia i'm oeutihen 9teibstage
erregte Der geatipnalliberale Or.
Sattler, Der Direftpr Der preuBii6en
Staatsarbipe in Berlin, eine grDBe
SeniatiDn baourb. baB er ben
&eibsfanaler @rafen Biilotp auf=
fDroerte, nbas 0aus aufaulDlen uno
baourb Der &pnDoie elm @nbe gu
MAIDEN. Ser ginrrud, pelhen
oieie Gufforoerung berpDrrief, mar
UNI 10 grDBer, als fura pDr Der @ie=
bererDffnung oes Hei1staees oas
@eriibt cirfulirte, oaB Die &eeierune
ben 6eibstag auf5ulGien beabiib=
tige, iobalo Der erite Baragrapb abb
9elebnt tperoen tpiiroe.
Nus @ien tpiro aei1rieben:
Die G0rlage our unterbriidune Der
9runfiubt, melbe non Der Geeie-
rung entuDrfen tpirb, lit Die erite
oerartige MaBreeel, Die ie in De-
iterreib ergriffen tpuroe. Sic lit
cine JDlge eines itarfen 0rufes Der
Dfentliben Wteinune unb Der ge=
miibungen Der WfdBiafeitspartei.
Dieielbe nerfiigt. baB Berlonen,
tpelbe in einem 8eitraune ppn lebs
Wunaten 10 uno 10 piele Male be-
trunfen an einem Dffentliben Orte
angetrDffen tueroen, NIT @efdngniB
81 beitrafen iino uno beidrdnft ben
Werfauf con geiiti1en @etrdnfen in
5laihen. uelher, tuie erfldrt pirb,
gum grinfen gu 6aule fiibrt, anf
Snbaber beionoerer gonceflipnen.
Sour cine i0lbe gunceiiiDn iDG auf
lie 500 @inmobner getpdbrt tperoen.
i 8u &ubrort i'm preuBii9en
&esierunssbesirt Diiiieloorf bat Der
DireftDr Der Beraii1 Wdrtil1en
8ant, NrnDlo, Selbftmoro begans
gen, inoem er iib cine augel burh
ben &Dpf iaete. Die &unoe bat in
ueiteiten &reilen Die erDBte 8eun=
rubigung berpor9erufen, uno iiber
ben Stano Der Banf cirfultren ale
m6gliben piloen @erlbte. Mit in-
teniiper Spannune miro elmer grfldz
rlng bes eyinan5tnititutS iiber ben
ieniationellen 8orfaa enteesenees
Ieben.
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cages Wenisfeitem.
Snlano.

= Nus @aibineton fonnmt Die
Weloung BON Der Ser bun
Der WiB Mlice 8DDiepelt!
Sbr 8rdutiaam lit Scr. Sobn @reen=
tuap uon 60t Springs, Mrfanlas.
Scr. @reenmap iit Der Sobn eines
angeiebenen Mrates in 6pt Springs.
@r oiente i'm &rieee seeen Spanien
alS 2eutnant i'm &DugbsHioer &e<
eimente uno Eat ieitoem ben BraIis
benten pieberbDlt in Wafbingtpn be-
iu1t. Die @reenpaps iinb cine alte
iiibli1e 5anilie.
= Sn @albinetDn iit man iiber
oas ablebnenbe &eiultat Der Gbftir1=
lnung iiber ben 8erfauf Der oGni-
iben Intillen an Die Ser. Staaten
i'm baniihen 2anotaae feinesueas
eritaunt. Wian batte bas pDrauss
aefeben uno miro nun geouloig eine
geei9nete Belt abtparten, nm bent
8lane BON neuem entgegenautreten.
- Sn WaibingtDn bat man bic
@ahribt erbalten. oaB Der 8Dnig
Oscar BON S1neoen in leiner Gis
aenlhaft als Sbieosribter in benz
Samoa=Streit atpiihen Deutiblanb
auf Der einen uno ben Ser. Staaten
uno England auf oer anoeren Seite
gu @uniten Deutlhlanbs entihieben
bat. Daourb peroen bic Nmeritaz
ner uno gnglanber in Beaue auf
ben tudbreno Der ianDaniiden Wir=
rem angeribteten Shaoen an 8riz
=giaentbunt fiir baftbar erfldrt.
I - gDl. WOsbp, Der Specialagent
oes Miniiteriums bes Snnern fir bic
0ffentliben 2dnbereien, legte bem
Grdiioenten 6DDiepelt einen eingez
benben Beribt pDr iiber Die pioer=
reb ,libe 8eiibergreifung GROCER
Stiide Dffentliber 2dnbereien in
Colorado uno anoeren @eftftaaten
ourh aroBe 8iebsiihter Spnoitate.
MDsbp erfldrte oem 9rd1toenten,
oaB MiaiDnen BON Ndern iolber
2dnoereien als 6eimitdtten fiir Nnz
iieoler erDffnet tperben fDnnten, Die
| iebt BON ienen 8iebaiibtern obne
| ieoe 8ere6tiaung in 8eihlag 9es
npmmen tpproen lino. @abrlbeinz
li9 miro bie8 Die Qnregung our GuSs
treibung jener 8ieb5iihter 9eben.
gus Wilfesbarre, Ba., miro
berintet: &apioe SDrtlbritte tperoen
eemabt in 8eaue auf Die 8ieoers
aufnabme Der Nrbeiten in ben Sob
leneruben. Die eieentlide &oblen'
| fDroerune fam aber erit beainnen.
naboem bic Maibinerien elmer
arinolihen Geoiiion uno euentuellen
6eparatur unter5o9en pDroen iino.
/ Nusl lan b.
| Simmer laliter miro iiberall i'm
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(ssortiebuna folat).
@eftdnomiiie eines 0rieifers.

Heb. Sobn g. gpg bon @eat,
Irf., ibreibt: r12 Sabre lang litt
ib an @elbiubt. Sd cpniultirte
cine grDBe Nnsabl bDn Nersten uno
ib prDbirte ale Meoicinen, aber
Obne ieben grfDlg. Damn begann
ib ben Electric Bitters" gu gez
brauhen uno ib fiible, baB i1 iebt
ppn oent 2eioen befreit bin, oas
mid II Sabre in ieinen &lauen
bate" Wenn Sic cine aunerldiiiae
Mteoicin fiir 2eber= uno geierenleiz
ben, fiir Magenft0runeen unb alIz
gemeine Sbmdde nDtbie baben, 10
nebtnen Sic Electric Bitters'' !.
gs miro garantirt ppn S. &alteper
& SDbn, @eD. S. S. S1mitt, @i=
gentbiinaer, uno Mo. DreiB, DrDgui=
iten. Sour so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-23

ber6anbsl tpirit 9u perfdtpenbertf9!"
rief Der 8aron f6eraenb.
nDos sbetnt au9 mir, unb sur
Strafe iollten mir iie ibren aaIbsz
braten allein eiien laKen!"
0iefe unter frDblt9em 2dden aez
fpro9enen Worte poren nod ntAt pers
flungen, als &at6rine ii9 umtpanbte
unb. ben W}afer erblidenb, triumpbis
renb rief: 80 ift er ia fdon, unier
Baron &arll Was bab' i9 geiagt2"
sllnb er brinet obenbretn etne gan5e
Mense @elb NIT! Mon bat mir bos
@emdlbe foelei9 besablt.-popa, ieBt
muB es anbers iperben bter oben!!" err
tpiberte Der iunge Mann frenbeitrahlens
ben Blides.
nllniinn, mein Sung bier pben tits
gang gut 10, ipie es 1T. Dir baben
olles, befien mir bebiirfen, fosar nod
etipas mehr, unb itreng senonmen finb
mir bic eliidliditen 2eute Der Welt.
2aB bic pofen unb ipare Dein @elb;
tper tpeiB, tpie lange es bauert, ebe Dn
tpteoer tpel4es ein5unebmen baft," {agte
Der alfe Serr be5ttmntt.
(S0rtiebunQ foIot).
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Nsie lit nteS

g4ir bieten einbunbert Dollars 8elobnung FIR ie.
ben syall bon 8atarrb, eer nibt our9 Ginnebmen
bon 6al's &atarrb=Rur gebeilt tueroen fam.
fy. J. Gbenep s. Co., Gieentb., Solebo o.
g8ir, Die unter3eianeten, baben s. s. Gbenep itii
ooIltommsn sbrsn5ait in allen @eI@ditsbanSlun m.
gen ino iinan5iell befdbiet, ale BON ieiner 6irma
einse9angenen 8erblnoli6teiten 5u erfiillen.
@eft & Sruar SrOBbanoels= 9rOsuieu. Sos
leoo, o.
gBoloine, Rinnan 6 Marein. @robban=
bels= =9roguiitea, Soleoo, 8.
oaa's 8 satarrb =aur miro innerlib eenommen uno
prft brett auf oas Ylut uno Die i1leimigen Ober=
fdaen bes Spften,s. 3euaniIie frei oerianot greis
Is gents fur Die Glai6e. gertauft BON alien 4po=
tbetern
SaI's JamiIien pllen iino Die befen.
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u. e a b it.Y.

Wenn aommeraienratb Merpelbt bic
bamalise 8sbaufung bes 8urons bon
Nohib Elm altes Gulenneit nannte, 10
tonnte man i'm barob bur9aus ni6t
Der @ebdfiigfeit bef9ulbigsn, benn iie
ipar IN Der S4at baIbe Ruine, nur moth
onrfti9 5niammengeflidt unb bon traus
rsslter 8sidaffenbeit. go fpie sur 3ei.
Der eolsn 9obenitaufen bos RAID ens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-23

- unier 2ager BON Sarben unb
3apeten 1T aneefomnen uno ilt
aualitatip bas bette i'm Wtarfte.
uniere 9lusnabl BON 9apeten ents
ipribt benz mubernften @el6mad
uno unlere sSarben lino rein uno
frilb. @ebt uns einen 8rubes sGuftra9.
Nnteripn & anterior,
217 uno PIG Oft : 6puItDn StraBe.
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ssdeuermeger's Santiliensarteu

erfreut fid tpeeen ieiner auseeseid.
neten Slide oes beften &ufes bel
6ieiigen uno 5remoen unb piro
bernertiprebeno BON ssreunoen elmer
auten beutihen Soft itarf PATRONS
Itrt. DelifateHer Der Saiion ents
lprehenb. Ntilhereiprpbutte aller
Nrt. SIM Saloon finoet man itets
frilbes Bier, quite Weine, 2iauDre
uno gigarren. Sbeuerineger's sya.
miliengarten 1T elm @rbolunesplab
eriter &laiie.
Nibt8 10 erquidt, belebt, erlrildt,
als WeiBbier NIT oem 8erleneiidt!
@ollt Sbr @ub bel Der 0ibe laben,
WlBt Sbr unitreitie @eiBbier baben.
3u be5ieben burb Dds & SlS6s
baher, Die erDBten @eiBbierbrouer
i'm Staate 3eros. 0aben audi Bur,
ter, Sooas uno Selberpaiier. Spes
sialitdt: nSrun yterue".
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UNION MEAT MARKET,
% lie BEL 9 I 0 d.,

(Siebel 8 d.,
206 Siio glamD StraBe. 9. q.
(neues) Gel. SEQ. II.
glqe Surten frilbes syleild, feline
@urit, i0pie Der bette S1infen
uno Sped itets norrdtbie. Nuimerf>
fame 8eoienung; freie Gblieferuna.
JOHN SCHILLING, : EIGEhTHUEMER.
~ &alf, cement, Sanb, Bad.
fteine, feuerfeite Steine unb IbDns
9beer unb Gspbaltpapier, Dabpappes
9beer uno asphalt, Del, Terpentin,
Sarben, @las &c. &c. itetS pDrrdtbie
bel S. 6. 9ielmamn, 306 Oit'
gomtnerce=StraBe. 0ieoriee Breiie,
quite SSaare iDmie CUTE uno reele
8eoienung iperben aarantirt. -
9elepb0n 41U
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-09

NI-RSE-COmpetent as chtiIren nu- .,
basr references Can 92S 3d-ave-. ring
Moons bell. no cards
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NY FRIEND FROM INDIA" N COURT.
THE r.rT-1G ALTON OVER OWNERSHIP AND PROFITS
OF ENGLISH RIGHTS TO THE PLAY RE
NEwFD BEFORE JUSTICE SCOTT

The long pending litigation between William A
Brady the New-York theatrical manager. and
George Edwardes. the London playwright and
manager the ownership and profits OF the
English rights the play. My Friend from
India" was renewed yesterday in the Supreme
Court before Justice Scott
Mitchell L. Erlanger counsel for Edwardes, ap-
nlied TO the court for A commission directed 10
william N Osborne. Consul General for the United
States at London. England, for the examination
af William George Blakemore. Dion Boucicault,
Duncan Young ana Stanley Vaughn Mott all Of
London in order to from them testimony
in behalf OF the contentious Of the defendant
Edwardes as the profits Of the production Of
My Friend from india"
Mr. Gerber, of Dittenhoefer. Gerber & James, In
behalf Of Mr.. Brady. opposed the application. on
the ground that the defendant guilty of laches
In not making such examination OF these witnesses
earlier in the litigation. which has extended over
some four or FIVE years; that already two
missions have taken testimony in the case in Lon
don and that the plaintiff has obtained an inter
locutory judgment from Justice Andrews, and the
effect Of the granting of the application for
commission. Mr.. Gerber declared. would be to
delay the entry OF judgment and to incur a large
bill Of costs. Justice Scott reserved decision
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But his ESSAYS have more value as cohuipu-
tons toward the ranging" of diverse coh'eIi-
porarv aoveliets than as philosophical elucida-
tions of the public taste That taste constitutes
a problem which we well understand MS
ambition TO attack. Naturally one shrlnRs HUN
placing all the responsibility upon the authoIS'
Do they cater 10 it? Do they form It? Inc
question remains open. perhaps. Yet WhlcheveI
way il is answered are only confronted pS
another: Would good literature. quite as wen
as bad. serve either purpose?
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Gnmmer Resorts.
Tribune Publications,

forth by The Tribune. Carefully revised enlarged and
sports includes sta,emeht Of best perfornseeas known
~ asch All tho rntcaI financial ord a,bsr IN,
rorranr sta+tscs Of me nasT vrar Win f,
tables. the party platforms, and variety
and other Interesting FEATURES IN paper covers y cents
a copy. postpaid In cioth covers. sl".
Almanac FOR preceding hears-For 1874 to
1890. . cents a copy each.
Tribur. t,ae,-Tha Tribune Ga ,,o o,,,. .r,o,
newspaper which prints al the END OF each year an Index
sree9 The document is an ap6abeticai oid az
gatss ~ The var The nnoers Far $50 meek o 9t me
1900 when are out Of nrfn "a opte ios 1882 1897 and
t,---, ~
the West indies the Philippines and Hawaii with ocean
routes clearly shown and the length Of each and the
is over as during great struggle 1t has thirteen
few coptes one hand o. nenTs Zach nosPad only
-. r, 49,
tides maps chair covers. etc Six different pamphlets
e6ch sxy-1ou pages or more Each 10 cents the six for
90 cents.
s,,,n,.r yooo oo,,.,tt,u ~, 49,. -
One hundred pages Just as good for winter reading 10
cents
with Those Of the Previous Act 10 cents compared
WIN i''SF % l A. ~ CENTS
Vessels in the War with Spain
Portraits of Our Late President.-on heavy
woodcut paper. with black border cents copy.
fTiHe ~, ~ Iaes OF Rates IN me
DanTs MAGAZINE SIZE "a nn % canrs ' actual ''''-
Tru. WAR s,or,e..-A Second Collection y, Thrill,
sjfe IS pp - cents. ~
Trusts-A Defence Of Them by S. c. +. Dodd, and
Attack by T. V. Powderly Brochure 6
village Improvement.-Essays written for The
Tribune by the late Prof b. e. Northrop the Apostle OF
this Movement brochure cents
Occupations of ON en:-This highly interesting
apply to F. a Stokes Co. East 10th Street: N'~-Iorh
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ASTRULOGY AND PAIMISTRY.

CONSULT LADY LUCRETIa. late OF oN
ford-st.. London. direct descendant oL
Lady Rookallah. England's most falIlo .'
card reader 100 years ago; past pl
future; strictly private: ladies. 81: genIie
men. 81. Satisfaction guaranteed; nons'
refunded. Private residence. DDS West "oti-
st. near Broadway
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BUTLER and VALET.-By first class
Swiss-German: single: city or country;
wages $50 very good references. BtCHER.
90 West 2Sth-st
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GARDENER and USEFUL. MAN--Under-
stands pruning. care OF horse. etc, sober,
reliable and industrious: good references.
moderate wages; care of small private place
preferred. ". Box 90. Tribune Office
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS MAN with 81 500 cash and n
references can become partner in ieSlti
mate enterprise where above amount can
be invested Will guarantee right person
$4,000 profits this month No chance or
loss. For personal interview PrinclpaIs
only. CARLETON. Box -. Tribune Up
town Office 2i2 Broadway.
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e15arIv lady bv refined. trustworthy eu5
ucated English woman; neat sewer 80.
reader. experienced traveller tuI 49,
LONDON. Tribune Uptown Oi4i0e'
Broadway
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THE RT'NNYMEDFc.
L Park Place Beach; entirely all tho
year heat. Sun Paror; private baths
l4h
/
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ATTENTION. LADIES. IF YOU

CONTEMPLATE buying dress or inins
silks. call and us. Manufacturers'
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sOT-TUERN COLORED MISSION. SS
West l25th-st. telephone 25s4 A IT,, hac
ern-Rev. Epps. proprietor. heip u41'o
from South a specially
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

Male
BUTLER-French; speaks English, SOBER ;
understands his business thoroughly. VIII
ing. obliging useful: best personal city ref
erences: city country. FOh. los East
9Sth-st
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YOJ Nc MEN WANTED any distance. copy
letters home evenings and return 70 US /:
We pay so per thousa nd: send addressed
envelope particulars and copy. F. VI. g.
Dept. +25. Box LII Philadelphia.
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YOUNG school teacher desires position
with a party going abroad for the sum
Address - V BOX l. Tribune Uptown Of
6~a 242 Broadway
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TIIIiE tLBEMARLE.
/ Virginia avA., P~s-h and Piers.
ATLANTIC CITY n ]
Al modern hotel. throughout. Capacity
superior amHodations special SPRING
Of Sc so Sl2 So weekly. FOR sunny rooms
and excellent Con:a'rs elevator private baths
steam heat beautiful parIors every comfort
Orchestra Booklet mailed.
J. p COPE
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YOUNG MAN, "a excellent figurer pen
man. bookSeeper. Office work. position ot
some kind; references; moderate salary. p.
SLADE, 80 Bergen at, Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN. l6 desires position in bank
ers brokers' office; can read and
l,....rrn r.L.,+n a
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CARDENER--Sin with thorough. prac-
teal knowledge Of the business under
glass and outdoors: with best reference as
to character and ability. Address L. l..
Box 90 Tribune Office.
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MASSAGE TREATMENT. facial and gen
srsL given 70 ladies by Swedish graduate
n1asseUse. references, terms moderate MISS
FRIKSON. 2D9 Fast 33d-st-
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ADN E;RTISEMENTs ap1 SUBSCRIPTION, for
The Tribune received at their Uptown OF.
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Q. m. viz: "a sth-ave.. 3 e. cor. 23d-st-
ave near ". st 6sth-st: 100 West 42d-sr..
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West I25th-.t.: J59 East 47th-st.: 1888 3D.
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RDENER.-Protestant. married: first
class experienced workman; greenhouses
all fruits flowers and vegetables: general
care and demands of a country place: Ger
tifytng sobriety: good references A.
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VISITING MAID.-Wonan, 81. Wis l1..,,, -
more engagements by the hour. co'ipyT
sation reasonable: first class reference. w.
Roy 81 Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1@4- y Va.
WATERS Two useful man; coio.Su' -,
or country. 3oe West iotn-st-. oa'7
ter.
WAITRESS BY an experienced Nm.
try Address J. E. NJ. 2U3 East iStn-s'
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YOUNG MAN % cultured. good appear
ance. musical, as secretary. stenography
and accounts. willing 10 travel; read and
assist gentleman generally. ANDREWS.
100 East Slst-st.
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GROOM or SECOND MAN.-One that thor
oughly understands his business: good
wages to sober single man, one that can
drive Englishman: $50 and board: state
references and nationality. Address
COACHMAN 2T7 Main-st.. Orange. n. J.
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WORK WANTED.

COMPANIONS. &c.-La1y OF refinement as
companion CT secretary to Ia " going
abroad or Yachting. four languages: good
traveller; reference A. .. 2e2 broadway.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male
ALTERNATELY young Spanish-Amerl-
can, 70: refined and neat appearing; first
class penman and correspondent; speaks
correct English; desires engagement with
an invalid; capable Of taking full charge
companion and secretary or attendant:
willing To engage where good remuneration
IS offered for first class service: exception
ally good recommendations. Address
SPANISH AMERICAN. Box 30. Tribune
Oflrc-
COOk.-By middle aged man of temperate
habits. long experience; best references:
in private family hospital. club. MARCO
165 East 2Ith-S
COOK. German man. perfect French COOK:
speaks English and French rather we'll:
moderate wages Address HORN, 6 State-st.
BUTLER. English, best references. pres
ent employer can he seen; disengaged in
week NJ. D.. Rox 81. Tribune Uptown
Once. l.242 Broadway.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 500 secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and
changed. GEO. b. EDDY. 39S Madison st.
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PHYSICAL CULTURE & BOXING.

HULSMANN. Shadows Pupil. 7SS 6th-ave.
LAdies gentlemen children. Sl2 month:
three lessons week. $50 quarter: select pat
rnBAEe.
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DRESSMAkIN9.
HORSEBACK RIDING.

So LESSON: skirts free lady and
gentleman teachers. excellent horses.
CI.ARKE'S STABLES. 13l and 1913 West
l2-th-St.
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER WANTED,

II. DEDERICKS SONS. 16 Maiden
LsIe.-Htghest prices paid for old sold
and silver. Gold and silver for jewellers,
and dentists.
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LOST.

LOST OR STOI.EN.-Passbook No. ~ 06S
OF the Excelsior Savings Bank. 20 West
23d-st., New-Yor All persons eau
toned against purchasing or negotiating
the same. and any person having a claim
to said passbook is hereby called upon to
present the same to the bank before
10Th day Of April. 1902. submit to hav-
ing the rAssbook declared cancelled and ex-
thereof.
LoST.-Bankbook No. T57. 215, Bank for
Savings $50 4th-ave., New-York. Pay
ment stopped Please return book to bank
LOST.-Passbook No. 90, 016. issued by the
Institution for the Savings OF Merchants
Clerks. The finder will please return it 70
the bank. No. 20 Union Square
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COACFMAN.-S Single; steady. sober; not
more than feet inches tall, or weight
more than 100 pounds: one who is good
groom. thoroughly understands care OF
horses. harness. vehicles: also care for
small lawn. good wages and board. Nd
dress or call PHYSICIAN to 10 m.
~ WcGlsey st. Astoria
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TREATMENT FOR RHEUMATISM.
BY T. Fl. THALMA. 90 West 52i-st.: also
Hair and Scalp Treatment.
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ORIENTAL RUGS & CARPETS.

SIVASLIAN BROS. 4l6 4th-ave. CTei. 1858
Madison Sql. importers Of rugs and car
pets cleaning and repairing speciality.
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HELP WAN TED.

WANTED. Protestant American woman
tn DO work OF four in family and manage
household during mothers Illness; good
home and moderate wages to capable WON
an. references required. Address Box 3.
Tpper Montclair =. 7.
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NT-RSE-Bv refined German Protestant
experienced in care OF infants from olrlh;
or maid. no objection 70 travel: best OF
reference - Bond-st-. Brooklyn
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SAJ.ESMAN.-Wanted. young man, over
% good education and address. to act as
salesman. then as manager. Call BALCH
BPOS- co. 1876 Jth-ave.