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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27

For Keatss three original volumes 20 is Of
fered. / know that you would be lucky if you
got them at Sothebys for anything under 10
OF course, 1 mean in the original covers. Enfin.
a rough estimate Of the books here men
toned, If the advertiser procured them at his
price, and sold them at auction prices I
deem that he would make just about ten times
his outlay, reckoning the two Edgar POes to-
gether at 100. This does not seem to
orbitant. considering their great rarity and
American competition. remembering, too. that
Keats Of 1917, not such a rare book, was sold
for f44
Now these are calculations which owners Of
books that they want to sell ought to bear in
vertiser. They may be selling at a tenth on an
average among the books mentioned) of the
possible price. The value Of a thing is just as
much 1t will bring. and the value of rare
be estimated. But il seems demonstrated that
the auction prices indicate. roughly, a much
higher rate OF value than that which is held
before the eyes Of book owners in the advertise
ments cited. Owners. If they find that they pos
sess any Of the books desired by such adVertis-
ers. ought take the very slight trouble of CON
sulting Mr.. Slaters indices easily accessible at
any public library, before they part with their
torres. These they may put into auction at
any of the noted London rooms, and, even
probably do better than II they rush at the
prices publicly offered in the advertisements
which we have been studying. At least after
consulting Mr.. Slater's volumes, they will have
rough idea of what they may expect to re-
ceive for their possessions | not dealing
with the ethics. or the delicacy, Of publishing
the low prices quoted for books; I merely advise
the book owner who wants to sell to be care
full OF his interests The pertinacity of such adj
vertisements makes it probable that they pay
The advertiser consults his own interests and
book owners who would be vendors must be
equally alert
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BOOK BARGAINS.
GE@T ANN @MEApE@r

LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
BOOK SALE ever known. Over 300 900
volumes of literature are offered at the S~-
est figures in the last century. 10000 Mag
ezines lie. 20 SC. each: Is. 900 Paper Novels.
&c TO lOc- each: 40 900 School and Text
Books. Sc. to Csc each 60 900 Novels and
Medical Books. lOc. TO 800 each: 1000
Standard Sets. Soc. TO $1,000: 1000 Sets
OF Encyclopedias, SIuO 10 $500. Books
covering every branch Of literature at OF
about one-hfth the price asked by tho pub
fishers NO catalogues ISSUED. Second
hand school books. review books and books
OF all kinds bought sold and exchanged:
highest cash prices paid: calls at residences
free LOVERING'S " 7. Book Exchange.
s22 Broadway. nPS- I2th-rt. open evenings
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Antique JEwELRY.

8. wYLER. late with J. N. Gusgeahein.
diamonds. jewelry. siiverware and an
tioues. Old gold. silver and jswelry 6ousnt
Rav and hth-ave.
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BLOOD POISON.


No MORE suffering from this terrihls
disease Write foT particulars or come
and sec us We VIII cure YOU Ciodseud %
humanity ARB'~CINA MANUFACTURE
IN' CO. al Temple Court Building. 5
Ht. xrrsr-st
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and are, other United States but that is the
United States par excellence Yours faithfully
ARTHUR JAMES BALFOUR."
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GOLD FURNITURE 4 REGILDING.

RBSILDING Picture Frames. Furniture.
Gold Leaf guar ,ntecd. reasonable
charges: Gold Chairs - 80 GOLD FUR
NITCRB MANUFACTURERS. 80 Sixth-Rve.
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LADDERS. DERRICKs. POLES.


TTTTTTTTTTT CORTLAND. LADDER 2I7I
n. Y. Tel. 247o John. Best OF ladders de-
livered at &c per foot.
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COMMERCIAL JOB PRINTING.

MONEY SAVED Get our estimate. All
work guaranteed. NJ p HOtSHLAND
& 90. lli Noble BrnoklSn Borough.
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FOR SALE.

TYPEWRITERS.- Cheapest place in the
world: cash or installments: all makes:
your rental money will purchase typewriter
here: free instructions. 36l Fulton-st.,
Brooklyn.
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CHECKER CASHIER.-By young Ger
man. speaks French and English. en-
pioyed last six months IN WAlGorf-Asyoria;
frst class references TROLLER. 161 East
22d-st-
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1880 a. m
Nov. 27-By c. sobel. jewelry. watches
and diamonds pledged from Nos. 446s 90
- S89. and all numbers held over promised
10 customers.
Dec Clothing. L. Rosenberg. sss sth-
ave.
Dec. 2-Jewelry. S. wrouksr & Son. I.637
is:-ave
Dec. 3-Jewelry. Thos. Newman & Son.
! 0I6 Fulton-s q. Rrooklyn.
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iJropusGls.

Proposals.
GOVERNORS ISLAND, n \" NOV Is,
1902 Sealed proposals tripIcats will be
received here until II A NJ Dec Is. 1902. for
Installing steam heating plant and making -
pairs in Castle William, Fort Columbus, N Y.
L < reserves right reject any or an bios. In
formation furnished application. Envelopes containing
proposals should Ee marked Proposals Tor Repairs In
Castle william addressed $. r. JONES. O. NJ
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received a their Uptown Office.
No. 1854 BROADWAY,
36th 37th until 2 o clock .. m
will be received at the following branch
offices office rates until { O'Clock p. M. VIZ;
25i Sth-RNc. e. e. cor sd st: 1913 6th.aNe.' cor.
l2th-st.: 81 East I4th-Et.; 255 West l&d-st., be
tween 7th ayes 2ti3 West I25th-st.i i,;S:iS
Bd-aVe., between 10th and 77th Sta; 1925 3d-aVe,
lSt-aNc, AHth ls11
I25th-st.; =56 TremOnt-Rve.i $50 sd-nVe., near
sIst-st-: 55I :Sd-HVe.E 2IO BleecI&er-st.i :f25
BIeccker-st- BROOKLYN. y. N--2IO Court-st
2I5 Smith-St.; I.Ob4 GHteS-HVc. Newark, N -
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LARGE PROFITS SAVED.

ON spectacles and eyeglasses by buying OF
the manufacturer. Prescriptions filled:
lenses duplicated In our own factory: first
quality lens. Csc: other goods IN proper
ton. w. G. FAY OPTICAL MFG. CO. IT'S
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COLLDGE GRADUATE. excellent teacher
would instruct FIVE hours weekly. also
music for board and room. pupils desired
young or adults; all English branches.
thoroughly experienced HOPE 153 18th
ave
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ILLUSTRATION BUREAU.

RIGBy BUREAU OF ILLUSTRATION.
Ideas and Illustrations furnished for
Ads. Booklets. Catalogues. 81 West l2th-sJ.
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CARPENTER mechanic. experience
IN alterations ard repairs, shop. hotel o.
estate; reasonable WILSON, 255 West
SgJh-st.
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BOY. Is. with best reference and expert
e1ce. IN any downtown office. JAMES
HAMILTON. Al Van Buren-st-. Brooklyn.
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HOW To GET STRONG.

IANDBALL. boxing. fencing. baths. etc
WOODS GYMNASIUM, East 2Sth-st
Intrance. IS; monthly dues. 81.
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YOUNG MAN. as companion. or care % in
valid; can give massage. would travel
THOMAS KELLY. 20 Capitol-sve-. Hart
ford Conn
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BOY. Il. wishes position with advance
ment. references. ADVERTISER, l. 45I
el-aga
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
NETWORK FREE EMPLOYMENT BO-
REAUs
iO7 East 31st-st.
CONDUCTED BY THE STATE OF NEW
YORK
FREE TO EMPLOYERS AND EN-
PLOYE-
Servants are IN waiting from 3 a m 70
O. m.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

BUSINESS CHANCES.
SALOON FOR SALE.-DoinE good bust
ness cause FOR selling. house for 81 500;
paid license $3.50 MICHAEL WINTERS,
EsaLor town, y. J.
INVENTOR needs $500 TO 8. 900 al once;
would sacrifice minor invention. B.. Box
!" T-fArue 0Hfco
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BOY. &c. 70 learn electricians trade. Ad-
dress PHILIP EOHLHAAS. SSI West
++th-st-
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MRS BEEES supplies educators Of all ma
uonalltios: also highest standard domes-
tics. 20 best families. When vacancies oc-
cur telephone 3 Gl3B-3sth. References eK-
ceptlonal. 3l5 Madison-ave.
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VIENNA COOE.-F-irst class: speaks only
German. BOTZENHANT COS Fast
SSth-st.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
Ai-A!-A!-ATTENTIoNl
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-
ST. ALBANS. EAST 3IST-sT.
Rooms, single, en- suite. with private
baths: Doctors Ofice: dining room parlor
floor: electric light. excellent table board
44TH-SP -22I WEST near Broadway
Large rooms Unexpectedly vacated, with
first class board; table board.
Al WEST ITH-ST.-Handsomely furnished
rooms. suite or single, in refined house;
table uneXcelled, reference.
5OTH-ST., IS wEST.-Attractive rooms;
private baths; electricity. telephone; par
Tor dining room; references.
65TH-ST., WEST. 72.-Attractive largo
rooms with board. for young ladies'. In
refined family; privilege musical practice;
chaperonage II desired; central location;
references.
6gTH-ST.. so WEST.-Sunny suite. parlor
floor two large rooms: private bath; also
third floor. front. with dressing room: re-
fined home; first class board,
6OTH-ST., 20 WEST.-Desirable third door
large room, with board references.
16TH-ST.. 100 BAST.-Large front room;
southern exposure; all ConventenCes; par
lor dining: table guests acccmmodated.
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a order OF the Hon. Frank T. filzsera.d a sur
County notice 81 hereby given
all persons having claims against John william Wat
son tie OF County York. deceased.
vouchers thereof the subscriber.
place ransactlrg business No - Wall Street, ia
Borough O Manhattan. CIty OF New York. be-
fore day % March. 1898.
Ne Urk 18th OF September, 1902.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY or NEW YORK.
BUTLER HOFFMAN. JGLINE & MY%DERSE. Attorneys
for Executor. % Wall Street Manhattan Borough.
IorkC "
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ELECTRICIAN. 70 take charge Of plant;
can do wiring and conduit work; can
sell electrical supplies Address ELEC-
TETCAL ENGINEER, - East eth-st.
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IA PUKsUANCE o. AZ OKDER OF HOY

Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate Of tho county OF New
York. Notice is hereby given all persona having
claims against Charles J. Coulter late OK ae County ~
NeWYOIk. present with vouchers
thereof 70 the SUBSCRIBED az his pace o. tansa 'As
business. IS Murray Borough OF Nan
haitian, city Of New York. The 10TH
day Of AprA next Dated. New YORK ne SIN Gay o-
October TIC DURHAM. Executor.
JAMES A DEERING Attorney for Executor so. 10
Wall of
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CARETAKER To take care OF private
house. Present address. 3i5 West 71st-st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS,
GOTH ST. 12t EAST. near Park avs.-Pri-
yate family otey7 beautifully furnished
very cheerful convenIences: select. gentle
men ouly: references.
LARGE furnished room TO let: suitable for
couple or TWO gentlemen. LAT West
44th-st
LARGE ROOM for two gentlemen: refer
ences. 81 West 55th-st
IN FINELY furnished. steam heated single
second apartment, front and back parlor.
running water. together or separately.
MULLAN, 900 Park-ave.. near s3d-st.
18TH-ST.. 1877 WEsT-ParIor; running
water. heat: new carpets and bedding:
absolutely clean; gentlemen MOORE.
l2G 66TH- ST. corner Broadway The
Livingston. large, magnificent connecting
corner bachelor apartments. en- suite sin
gle. handsomely decorated and furnished:
refined adult family; reasonable. GRISSOM.
10 WEST 9th sr.-Nicely furnished
by Southern woman: best references given
and required.
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms. 81 west
46th-st
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown or
fee No. !. 1854 Broadway. between 36th and
31th sts.-. until O'clOck p m. Advertise
men's received at the following branch Of
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A FRENCH UPHoLsTERER.

GRAND CHOICE Of Furniture, Sofas.
Chairs. Screens. Tables and Console
STYLES Louis XIV, XIV. XVI; terms reason
able DOGNIBENE. 113 East 27th-st. Tel
ephone S.3I3 Madison So.
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L L. FIRUSKI. 20 Bowery. 10 a. M:
Nov. 27-H. Baruch & Son. jeWelry.
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. NJ. sheehan.
Auctioneer. 1852 and l54 Canal-st
ave. jewelry to Nov. 20. 1901.
Nov. 2S-By Film. clothing.
Dec. by Estate John Simpson. 10
Bowery. diamonds. tewelry. etc. pledged
Dec. by II. McAleenan. 46e F>1Iton-st..
diamonds. Jewelry. etc. Nos. 24.Ss3 TO D.
Dec. c-Bv NJ. Lavery. 5s4 eth-ave..
clothing pledged TO Nov. 25. 1901.
Dec BY II. Breckwedel. 4I3 Grand
St. diamonds. watches. jswelry. etc,
Dec BY Thos. .Corley. $50 west
Broadway. clothing. pledged TO Nov %
Dec. by Jos. Levy Is5 varick-st-;
Barney Loan Once, 1853 3d-ave.: dia-
Tu.o0nds. iewelry. etc. pledged to Nov .
Dec. by r. Simpson & Co. 1875 Bow
cry. clothing. etc. pledged TO Nov. %. 1901.
Dee By p. Freel. 100 Grand-st., dia-
monds Jewelry. etc. pledged 10 Nov. %.
Dec. BY Film. clothing.
JOS sHoNGooD & Sons. Auctioneers;
salesrooms. No. % Bowery.
e,c Nov Harris eT Hrscn S Ss5 8dsve a''ho
Nov. 2s-Clothing 4. Frsund. i,545 3D.
ave: NJ. a. Newman. 500 Columbus-ave.
Dec. 1-Jewelry. etc, P. Kaskel. 81 eth
Co. 81 DeIsncey-st.. asa Grand-st.
Dec. 2-Men's. women's clothing. etc,
Dec 2-JeweIry. watches. diamonds.
etc. L. Jacobs 604 3d-aye
Dec. 3-Meu's and women's clothing. etc,
Il : Isaacs ?. ASS sth-ave.
Dec. 3-Jewelry. watches. diamonds. etc.
(. Cirker = Co. B'klyn; H NJ Wolfe,
,csephs d Co. jersey City.
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BARTENDER.-Yo man, 20, wishes
position as bartender; close mixer. n.
la MOTHE 9S 3d-ave-; telephone 2s49
is
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IL PTRSUANCE OLE ~ ORDER OF HON

- Amer Thomas. a Surrogate q the County Of New
York notice hereby given to all persons having claims
Hannah J. Gillette. Of the OF New
York deceased present the With vouchers there
Of 20 the subscrber al his place q uanaciaE business
4 Of Egdman 4 crarisOn. % Nassau
Street. City @ New York. before the ngst
Of May. 1898
Dated New YORK the 18TH day Of October. 1902
WALTER K GILLETTE. Executor
RODMAN RICHARpsoN. Attoruey for Executor. -
Nassau st.. New York City. \. I.
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LAWYERS.

SEE ME.-Reliahle lawyer. Wills. legacies.
damages. bankruptcy. collections. prompt
results. reasonable charges. Room 1.4l3.
l4U Nassau-st
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JANITRESS. By respectable woman; no
children: reference; rent free. Mrs CAtt-
ROLL. $50 East 24th-st-
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SMITH & ENGEIA reliable lawyers. 800
broadway. New-YoTk. accidents. domeS-
tic difficulties quickly adjusted. consulta-
ton free.
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YOUNG MAN. - engineering student;
fair drauEhtsmau AMI tracer. wants sit
uatiOn IN engineer or contractors Office.
lst-ave.
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BILLIARD AND PoOL TABLES
AASCFA CTUREI OF billiard and pool
tabieH. high grade bowling alley builders;
lowest prices MARX PROS. % Union "a.
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Now, there is a dealer who constantly adver-
tises a list Of Books Wanted, all First Ed
lions. Original Bindings, unless otherwise
stated" In the interest Of inexperienced owners
and would-be sellers of books 1 compare a few
at auction in 1900: Shelley. 1899, is wanted at
fl; in auction ii brought t. IS. For Lamb
Prince Dorus" II 5s. is offered; at auction II
fetched f42. Lambs Beauty and the Beast
fetched f43 and Mr.. Slater notes only two or
three copies of this child's book can be &C
counted for" The advertiser for a copy before
1920, offers Dos. There is enormous diff
ference between his price and the price at auc-
ton. For SCOTS Guy Mannering' f Is offered.
1 do not find it in 1900 but advise holders TO
consult other volumes OF Mr.. Slaters. =, bor
Robinson Crusoe'' C119-'2U) no less than Z is
For Sir Richard Burton's Arabian Nights" the
advertiser will give t20. An auction price Is
f33 los. Tennyson's In Memoriam" ranges at
about II los; II is offered. Five pounds are
trailed before owners of Vanity Fair in orgi-
nal monthly parts. l note f12 5s. given for
copy of the first edition, not in parts; indeed,
find price quoted for the yellow covered num-
bers for Mr.. Browning's Pauline" This is
excessively rare, and no owner should hurry to
sell for couple of sovereigns. l doubt If TO Is
at all an exorbitant demand. find no quota
ton Of Edgar Poes poems OF 1927 and 1879,
but they are so rare that no price would amaze
me, for America is 4 bidder. -Four pounds i've
shillings is offered by the advertiser for the
pair. Of which I have only seen one example in
the Rowfant Library and in the British Mu-
scum. For Shelley's 'Laon and Cythna" e is
the ransom that the advertiser is ready TO pay;
It looks poor beside auction price. GA los
badly with f39 at auction. Again, f3 is low for
Tennyson's Poems" of 1888 when f1S los. IS
one Of several auction prices. 7 certainly would
not part with "Empedocles on Etna" for 10
shillings; much more than that have paid for
"EmPedocles" I prefer the auction price Of
'EVelina" (t1O) to the advertisers meagre -
shillings. Only f3 is offered for CruIkshanks
"Grimm's Tales much praised by Mr.. Rus
kin, but an imperfect copy brought t16 5s an
other copy t20 in market overt, at "roup."
the Scots say. For THE Vicar Of Wakefield" 200
is offered for copy in calf, with a hole in
page t49 given; for another copy with
broken board, Ell. That is q considerable ad-
vance on f20. An auction price for the De
serted Village" is 20 guineas. again better worth
having than the advertisers 10 Modesty per
mits me to state that % shilhngs IS distinctly
low for my first bleatings in rhyme, but
that is nothing to f3 for "Waverley," a book
very in boards QS14 and much sought
after by the nobility and gentry Of this realm.
] much doubt If could now get "Waverley"
under ESQ. For Thackeray's "Snob' Che under
graduate seriaD e is prOffered but. with The
GOwnsman." it brought 1882, and I suppose that
The Snob" alone is worth a good deal at a sale.
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WORK WANTED.

EIBROIDERING LACE, mending nne IN
gerie. marking of trousseaUN, layettes.
curtains rneuded and cleaned equal 20 new ;
satisfaction guaranteed: prices reasonaole
established eight years FELlCE tON-
SLANT CO., 945 6tlf-ave.. near 54th-st-
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GOVERNESS OF COMPANION--By North
German graduate teacher 105 East sd
ST.. ground door.
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TUTORING or a. 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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TWO YOUNG MEN desire = few hours
clerical work every evening: are drst class
sJenOEraphers and typewriters- Address
ENERGETIC. los 6th-ave.
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscTtptions for The Tribune
n received their Uptown Office
1 NIDWAN,
Snrroaaies' Notlrcs.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner g Thomas. a surrogate o. tie County OF New
Is hereby all persons having claims
Bernard Herman OF the County OF New YORK.
present with vouchers thereof 70
subscriber place transactrE business, the
hts attorney. William r. Clare. ESQ. No. l49
Broadway Borough % Manhattan, New YORK CITY. on
before the LIST day Of June
Dated York. the 18th day Of October 1902.
LAURENCE CCRNEN. Executor.
WILLIAM r CLARE, Attorney for Executor. lt9
rsa OF Manhattan.
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FRENCH AMERICAN boy. IL. wishes 20
learn trade. Apply g. EBERT,
! 1913 BristoW-st-. Bronx
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GERMAN. - years. position IN w-oi.7ais
house. export preferred, as shipping
clerk or anything else with chance %. ADJ
vanceme1t. Address r. GOVETZKI rs
Brunsw icK-st-. Jersv- city y. j.
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AFRO-AMERICAN INSTITUTE. s24 wes,
18th st. supplies only reliable help. white
and color"f. male or female for all domes-
tic positions.
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PAwNBROKERs' SALES.

l. L FIRUSKI. 20 Bowery. 10 a. m:
Nov. 27-H. Baruch & Son. jeWelry.
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MA. CDI.ORED GIRL IN Iady's apart
ment: few hours d-,y or general house. se--
work sleep home uights- JENKINS, Soe
West siSth st. call or address
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Law STENOGRAPHEE.- Educated v5..-
man. *. six years stsu1ErLp1ir "r...
enCs. desires position HffuriiuE afr-
70 study law. would accept -u,-.. diary
y. b. Tribune Oifse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27

YOUNG WOMAN. experienced in manfcur-
ing and scalD treatment. would like
few more customers at private residences.
ROSE 245 East 62d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27

YOUNG MAN. aged so thorough knoxledss
pipes. tobacco. cigars. open for engage
ments: mixtures specially. good window
dresser. Address H. Box 231, Wappingers
EHna Y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27
MACHINERY.

At REDUCED PRICES.-5oO second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. Is. EDDY. sos MadisOn-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27

HANDY MAN. rs Cack o. ali trades.
wishes permanent position, with chance
OF advancement. strong. honest and will
ing. reference r g.. Box l., Tribune
once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

SIR. T6gTHTln77FM'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
~ East 42I-Ht First class douestics are
supplied. also mar aging housekeepRTs. ma
irons zovcruessrs tutors etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27

LADY of ten years experiences. in florist
store. fully competent 70 take charge and
make up; references as to ability and char
aCter- d. E. Box SO. Stony Point, y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27

YOUNG MAN. colored; not particular; used
to inside work. H W. JACKSON. 4 Vest
i35th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27

STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
One year 8 experience: has some expert
ence in law work c. BLAASIUS. 2O2 East
112th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27

STE\OGRAPHER.- Experienced: can fur
nlsh Al reference from former employer.
Address II Liberty-st-. Orange. y. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27

BOOKKEEPER or AsSIsTANT.-By young
man. 10: can operate typewriter; accurate
and reliable; references. MORRIS SOLO
MON. Il MarEin-st-