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Plenty of Gas mt wabash.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WABASH. Ind, Dec. S-The cold wave
struck Wabash early this morning and the
mercury dropped to four degrees below
zero. With such a temperature prevailing
last year there would have been a decided
natural gas shortage, but the company has
had no trouble in supplying consumers to-
day, there being an abundance.
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Gun Slipped from His Hand.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BATESyILLE, Ind, Dec. S.-Arthur
Kramer, thirteen years old, while hunting
yesterday got on a stump to shoot at a
rabbit His gun slipped from his hand and
was discharged. the load tearing away part
OF the right wrist and the lapel of his coat.
Two shot took effect in the right cheek
and a piece of wad burned one of his eyes
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Partly Cloudy and Continued Low
Temperature To-Day.

WASHINGTON, Dec. -S-Forecast for
Tuesday and Wednesday:
For fundamentally cloudy. continued
Geld weather on Tuesday. Wednesday fair;
not so cold; light to fresh north to east
winds
For Iliinois-Partly cloudy, continued
cold OF Tuesday. Wednesday warmer, with
probably snow and rain in south portion;
winds becoming southeast and fresh.
For ohio-Continued cold on Tuesday;
somewhat colder in east portion; fresh
west winds. Wednesday fair; not so cold.
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Eskerap ef f nsnn British Rfs ar%y PASSED
through Memphis tonight for Lathrop.
Mo-. where the British government has
many mules and horses which
have been purchased 10 restock farms IN
the Transxaal The shipment of the ami
mails will begin on Jan. Is Major Eckersly
says IL is the intention OF the government
to make a second purchase when the
present movement is ended. .
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ENGINES IN COLLISION.
One Fireman Slightly Hurt i'm the
MOnOn Yards at Lafayette.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Dec. Shear the
Monon shops this morning a passenger
train disaster was narrowly averted. While
engine No. 81. In charge Of Engineer John
Shaw. was coming down an incline to take
north-bound train No. to Chicago II
struck engine No. o. which was to be re-
lieved. The latter engine was on a switch
and the pilot was too close to the main
track. Both engines were badly stripped
and the engine crews jumped, with the ex-
ception Of Fireman Hornback, who was not
badly hurt.
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Only Two Jail Breakers Caught.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
PORTLAND, Ind, Dec. Sword received
from Redkey to-day to the effect that
but two of the jail-breakers have as yet
been caught, these being James Carroll and
James Campbell. Charles Smith and Chas.
Rogers were last heard from about three
miles northwest of Dunkirk, point where
the dogs trailing them gave out.
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Big Road Contract Awarded.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LAPORTE, Ind, Dec. S.-The County
Commissioners to-day awarded the contract
for completion of unfinished macadam
roads in Laporte county to Ralph II.
Bertsch & Co, of Alexandria, for $3S $50.
The original contract for $4,000 was held
by Runyan e. Co., of Anderson and Bed
ford, but by suit brought by taxpayers
work was stopped before the roads were
completed. The Bertsches were on Run
vans bond, and il is believed their taking
the contract is to protect themselves
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Factory Damaged by Fire.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
KOKOMO, Ind, Dec. S.-The plant of the
Standard Motor Manufacturing Company,
this city, was damaged by fire to-day. The
flames started from defective fre in the
second story. The loss, mostly in patterns,
will aggregate $500, fully protected by in
surance.
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sneak thief entered the home of r. X.
Syfers. $40 North Capitol avenue. about II
o'clock last night and stole small box
containing several pieces of jewelry. among
them two diamond pins and a gold bead
necklace.
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eclal 70 the Indianapolis JournaI.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind. Dec. S-Burglars ran
sacked the home of Burt III. Whiteley pro-
prietor of the Whitley racing stables, on
McCuloch boulevard. and made away with
800 worth of jewelry tonight. Mr.. and
Mrs. Whitley were not at home.
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Pending Advance i'm Coal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Dec. SIT Is an
nounced tonight that the price of coal will
soon be advanced here because of the
cold weather. Coal is selling for
cents a bushel. The mines of southern In
diana are running with large force.
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for attacking the government He is rich
enough to be financially independent OF
any loss, and while disliked by some Con-
servatives and hated by most Radicals,
he has seldom been accused by impartial
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Druggists refund money II PAZO ONT
MENT fails 10 cure kingworm. letter Old
Ulcers and Sores. Pimples and Blackheads
on the face. and all skin diseases 50 cents.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II II fails to
cure E. w. Groves signature Is on each box ais-
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Resignation of Prof. Huston.

with financial matters, according to the
present programme.
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Local observations ON Monday.

Bar. Their R.H. Wind. Weather. Pre-.
a. m. 800 8 so West. Clear. 600
D. M $3.50 IA So invest. Cldy. o0o
Maximum temperature, IS; minimum tenn
perature, 6.
Comparative statement of the mean tenn
persture and total precipitation Dec s:
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DESIGNER N ladies and misses cloak5
ana suits OF Is years standing. holding
diploma from the best school OF New or.--
desires i position with reputable wholesale
or retail house. Address DESIGNER. aSf
Eroad-St.. Newark y. j.
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USEFUL MAN--Colo-ed. best references.
gentleman : house or Offices TO care for
WRIGHT. q C'1rneIia-st.
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- rk--samueI \ Isaacs sole surviving executor
of ana trustee under Will and testament = samuel
= Isaacs decea ed plaintiff against Henry Neus and
others defendants In pursuance u judgment ot Fore
closure end sale duly entered In the above en-
Titled action bearing 26th cay & May, 1907 ! te
undersigned satG Judgment named VII
sell AZ public a the New York Real Estate EN
change Salssroon No III Broadway. the Borough q
Manhattan, Il New York the FIRST tay OF July
1902 at l. clock that DAY ey Peter F Meyer
A,coneer the premises directed by said Judgment 20 De
lot piece parcel with the building and i'm
nrover1erts thereon situate. living and being IN
Borough 81 Manhattan IN ~" CITY County ana Slile
- York and described follows isSt7-
A scutherl" side II one hundred and
second Street hundred and trtF G5ci feet
westerly from formed tT the intersection ~ ne
westerly side Lexington with tho sruttNry side
ore hundred running thence south
erlv parallel wth said Lexington Avenue hundred
block between hundred and second and One hundred
ara N-St Streets. thence along line
~ the block parallel N.'H said ore hur5r" and
ord street twenty-five 81 thence Dorthsrly and
al, -s-alel with lexington hundred
On feer inches the said So-therlv side Il
Onc hundred and thence csteTy along
sa!4 sourhcrlv hundred ana second Street
twenty-five the point place OF beginning
Subject nevertheless the parry walls as they
exist
GEORGE Nm CLTNE Referee
sTRALEY HAsRRoCCK s. SCHROEDER. Attorneys for
Plalntlr 81 Broadway. New York city. Borough a
The following is diagram the property be soIa
as described above:
nond
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions roi
The Tribune received at their Uptown Or-
fee No. !. 364 Broadway, between Sotn ana
sTth SITS until O. clock p m ADVERTISE
rnents received al the following branch OF
fees at regular Office rates until o cIocA
D. m. viz: 254 Sth-ave-. :. e cor Zod-st-'
163 6Ih-aye-. cor. 12th-St.; ~ East lftn-St' I.
25T West 42d-st between Ith and sta aFes- :
263 West 125th-st.; ,S3S 3d-ave-. between
18th and nth SITS: /. O2S 3d-ave- near DIST
s. / Os Ist-ave. near s9th-st-: 10! East
125th-st.: 756 Tremont-aVe.: 500 5d-avs-.
near +1st-st; 554 3d-avs.: 30 Bleecker-s[
325 Slescker-st. Brooklyn, N 4.-zlo
Court-st.; 2l5 Smfth-st.: 1904 Gates-aVe
Newark " J.-I94 Broa6-sr- Also at ali
4. D. T. Offices
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l0lst Street

fs. ch described property Is 70 Be sold
SIS 80 aaa interest from t7e oFf i'y oi MAY. 1902
If six ~
s,s and allowances amounting $+l3l5. interest
dzy C. MAJ 1902 tggsthe- With
lenses of the The approximate amount OF
which = De allowed
purchaser q the purchase money or p-t BY the
referee. 500. 900.
L4-E- 80 - GEnRGE WI CLI.NE. Eeseres
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

~ WORK. Bronx Borough Bank. plaintiff. Nathan
IN :, al defonsa9ta sac;soa 30 n--!a pursuance
70 4igr.Snr ~ f5rcloeUre ara sale duly made
tered in the above entitled action and bearing cate The %
day Of june. 1902 J. unders&ned ne referee Ia S4
York Real SaleEr"oui, Nunlssr III b!"ac"ay.
Borough Of Manhattan. and CITY OF Ne" YORK on ne
by James L Wells auctloneer the premises dlecd ~
ss Judgment 70 and therein described as follows:
All that lot q land situate g anG oens IN the
23h Ward OF the City New York formerly n the town
T,-setrbestsr County Of and state New
York and more particularly described and known by The
- HI1,.i7s NJ . al Williamsbrtdge Depot Town OF
Taschester comfy Of Westchester and State Of New
York surveyed by r. Henwood, dated April II. lSS4'
,rtich lot SA is bounded described follows: Be
ri1g A. roint in westerly side OF Barker Avenue,
distant three hundred nfty C5" feet from the north
thence running the northerly boundary ne
Of sI-B, and parallel VITA Elizabeth street one nun
snd rsraa with Barker Avenue nifty 80, feet: thence
running parallel with Jqlanna street one
hundred and twenty-five I23l teet N me western e 81
Ear Aveaue; running s2uhery along the west
ery line Of nifty t3o feet TO the point or
place Of beginning $500,
Also all thar lot piece parcel OF land
situate lying being late in the Town and county OF
Westrhester but now IN the City County and state az
New York and and distinguished by the number
icqB on a map fled the Office ot the Register OF
the County Weschester emitted Map No , of DIN
lie At TyiIliausbrdge Depot Harlem Railroad Town
bounded described fellows; beginning a. a point
IN the side OF Dunco:nhe Avenue distant three
erJy corner u r.rcembe Avenue and Juianna street
running laeace westerly parallel with Jlianna street
and parallel Avenue ffty go feet therce
easerly parallel with Juhanna stree re hundred
-6rbe Avenue aortherly the westerly
3iace Of beginnng WM. HEPBURN RUSSELL
ERNEST HALL. Atty. Tor Plaintiff 81 VILLAIN Street
Borough Of Manhattan. New York CITY .
The following diagrams ot the property 70 be sold
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Third Street
The sprroxiraate amount len charge to sat
lsfv which described property is 70 De sold
66iCO with interest from the I'd day OF May
and allowance. amounting 10
about S32 together with the expenses z the ra@
srrroxin7ats Of the assessments aud
water rates and liens he allowed 70 ae purchase
out Of me purchase paid h'- the referee $
S55 $500 and The premises viii be sold sub
5ec mortgage fr 81. 5I 80 10" and interest thereon
November -. 1901.
Dated New York. June =. l9l2- -
I'M fiFPRI ~ RL-SSI.LL. Eeteroe
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
a we'd at their Uptown Once.
- 1854 BROADWAY.
Between 36th and 37th sts- until o'clock ? n
received the following branch
OFFICES at regular office until O'clock m,
90 Sth-nXe., e. cor. 236-st-; 1913 9th ave. cor
~of % az East I4th-st.: PSF West 42d-st., be-
i;Taen TN and sth AYES 263 West 125th-st-i i,33S
3anxe between nth ,O2G Sd-nye.,
oear s,st.st 1..OS 1st-ave near s9th-st; 157 East
Ioxtb-.t.: fremont ESQ :so-nye..
4isf-st.. 554 3d-ass., 219 Bleseker-st.' 325
piaaeisr-.f BROOKLYN. y. I.-2I6 Cnurt-st;
ok smith. ST; / Goa Gates-ave. Newark, n. J..
-.at Broad-st. Also at all A, D. 7. Offices.
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REGISTERED PHARMACIST desires re-
lief work evenings. Saturday afternoons
and sundays, 3s years experience BERRY.
III West 11th-st-
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ADVERTISEMENT AID subscriptions Tor
1Tla Tribune received at their Uptown OF
nee No. 1884 Broadway between Soth ana
ut SIS until O'Clock o. m. Advertise
Snents received at the following branch Of
fices 1t regular Office rates until G, clock
= m viz "a Sth-ave.. 5. p cor 2.d-st. :.
ia fth-aya cor I2th-st.: o. Fast 14th-st. !:
OK West 4ad-st-. between 9Th and eth ayes :;
2Ss west f25th-st.: 1855 3d-ave.. between
-SJb and 77th SITS. 026 3d-aye.. near 61st-
1ns 1sr-sve near Seth-st.; 1877 East
ia5,h-st.: T5s 1remout-ave-: $50 3d-ave-.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received a their Gptown OF
fee No. 1864 Broadway, between 3oth and
s7th SIS until . o'clock D H.. Advertise
rn-nrs received d the following branch Of
fces at regular Office rates until o clock
ik3 Gth-ave. cor. I2th-st: a2 East I4th-st-:
% West i2d-st between sth and Sth ayes :.
es3 West I2jth-st.. 1888 Sd-aye-. between
10Th and T7th sts.: I.o26 @d-ave. near DIST
e. 7OS Ist- ave. near s9th-sr-. lST East
125th-st.: 1855 Tremont-ave.: $50 3d-ave-.
near 4Ist-st.. 5J4 Cd ave. 30 BIescSer-st;
225 RIeecker-st- Brooklyn. y I--2l6
Court-st.. 215 Snnith-st: 1o04 Gates-ave-
Newark. n J.-T94 Broad-st- Also at all
4. D. 7. Offices
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FIiZhheth Street

Elizabeth Street -
The approximate amount OF the lien or charge to satisfy
which the above described property IL 10 be sold
81 $50 1910 with interest from the 23d day Of May
1902 together with costs and allowances amounting
together with the Of
Tbs aonr3xlfnat. amount the and
rates other liens be allowed the
out % purchase paid by the referee
is 65-lG and interest
Dated New York. June 5tn. 1877
Wa HEPBURN RUSSELL. Referee.
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/ TITLE BRIGHTON HOTEL.
l. Ocean end South Carolina Atlantic City. \
Thoroughly renovated throughout and newly furnished
American and European plans. Restaurant and B4ffe
attached A Y. WALDNER-
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICEs,-50o secondhand
wor5 ana iron working machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO. b. EDDY. 5SS Madisoa-st-
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THE HOLLY WAIST.

THE ACME q, shirt waist making is ex-
ernplified IN the Holly Waist exclusively
Of imported Madras. percale. linen, nahnei
and silk THE HOLLY CO. West --a-sI-
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WAITP ESS "A lady desires situation for
her waitress. waom she viii highly recon-
mend as competent and rsliaoie Apply az
e-1nIover's IL West 1Tth-st-. Monday ard
Tuesday
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VALET--Toung man. coIored. as valet IN
country; one who thoroughly understands
hotel or domestic work. first class refer
enCes furnished SAM care y G. KILLER
I23 West I34th-st
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STEVENS VILLA.

CLEN SUMMIT HOTEL.
" W Il CROSBY. MGR GLEN SUMMIT. PA
OPENS JUNE 18Th
Photographs. Booklets Lehigh VAL
ley Ticket Office lisa Broadway.
pocoNo MOUNTAIN HOUSE AND SPRINGS. Mt
4 Pocono- Pa: cap 200 el. 1924 -. Coli Orchestra
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LOANS.
LOST

lost OR STOLEN -Bankbook No. 391. 20
az the German Savings Bank ia the City
~ New-York corner 4th-avs. and 14th-st..
issued 70 Hubert Pauly. All persons are
isa,,tionad against negotiating the same. If
not returned to the bank on the sth day OF
I,IIv 1902 a duplicate will be issued
T0ST OR STOLEN. Bankoook No. Il, 023
~ the Broadway Savings Institution. Pay
r,snt stopped Please return book TO bank,
No Park Place.
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F,IECTRICTAS-AI IN all branches. fac
tory hotel etc; good references H
WEIENANN 67th-st-. between llth and
I2th ayes Brooklyn
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THE FROM TIEMAg.

TIE GEN OF THE ST LAWRENCE RIVER.
Delightfully."- situated Round Island. among
Thousand Islands Always cool and iuvigoratng Every
fern Excellent Shole golf
owned BY hotel.
opens June Goth June. July especially
attractive Booklets representative viii call
Il W. MERRILL Manager The Royalrcu. IL West
szth St n Y City Mgr Hotel Royal Palm. Miami
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72D-ST. POS AND 30 WEST Beautiful
rooms; superior table: references given
and required
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FOREMAN Of stone masonry. best refer
snCe g CARNODY. IS Nilford-st-.
BROOKLYN.
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foreclosure gales.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW


- York-Brcnx Borough Bank, plaintiff against Nathan
Levin al faction No. Pin pursuance
Of Judgment and sale duly made and en-
tered in the and barring date the
% dav OF 1902 l, the undersigned the reteree
in said Judgment named. Will sell public auction at the
New York Real Estate Salesroom Number III Broad
yyav Borough Manhattan and city Of New York on the
3Oth dav of June 1902 that day, by
lanes l Wells the premises directed by saa
therein described follows AL
mat piece parcel Of land situate lying ana
Borough of Bronx, City and County o.
Ne York. known and designated as Lot No 81 on
map Man Of Building Lots al toTdnanl West
County York, being part or the farfn OF
Charles by Lewis J olUStead octoher
filed in the Office Of the Register OF " est
and bounded and described as follows;
Beginning point the easter!y line OF Lexington
Avenue down the aforesaid. distant one
hundred G0 no-thery from the corner formed ol
the intersection Of SAID Lexington Avenue with IhlTd
street 1891 laid down on sad map sttnt
norherly 60 feet from the northery line
Of said Third 1891 street, and running tcn2
easterIy parallel with said Third street nov ~
hundred tlCoi feet thence norherN parallel
with Lexington Avenue twenty-five 20 feet tnene7
westerly parallel with said Third Street tnow ls5
street, hundred Goo feet 70 the easterIy line Of
Lexington Avenue laid down on the map aforesaid
thence southeriy along ne said line or Xlngio
Avenue laid down the map AFORESAID, twenty 1--WE
C25l the point place Of beginning e
VIM. HEPBURN RUSSELL, Referee.
ERNEST HALL Atty. for Plaintiff, q William street.
The following diagram Of the property 10 be sod
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RSE-Trained male nurse would Ike
Gaze Of Invalid gentleman. good masseurs
excellent references. city or country Ac-
dress NELSON POS West S3c-st-
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HELP WANTED
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AN EXCEPTIONAL. opportunity IS orfered
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.TTENTT0N. MEMS TO 81 takes you TO
principal European ports-LOldon. Liver
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procured Apply SHIPPING OFFICES,
CLINTON 81 and "a WAst-st.. New ork-
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PLAYERS LAUREL HOUSE. HaiHes' Falls,
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moderate salary ACCURATE. 15T East
l25rh-st.
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FARM MANAGER OF gentlenan's estate;
thorcughiy versed in high class agriculr-
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padrnaking, draining. nursery work land
srape gardening and every detail OF nrst
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dren Address 2 w :. 426 Goid-st-
Brooklyn.
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OFFICE MAN.-Energetic ard reliable; can
act in representative capacity Address
Box 694 Buffalo. " Y
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ROFLATER-Twelve years ex-
1srience as foreman. wishes 20 change.
rornnaten, 10 take charge OF large plant:
boIIoV-ware and fat work preferred refer
ences Address FOREMAN BOX oS4.
Meridsn, Conn
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PAINTER-First class painter. decorator
and paperhanger desires work by day or
contract: also tapestries and hardwood TN
ish: very reasonable price; urquestioraole
references furnished. 60 Broadway. Room
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WAITRESS lady wishes TO place con-
petent Young Swedish waitress. under
stands salads &c. or VII take position as
-arl0-rua{d or housemai5. 8 years best ref
erence Seen present employers. No 5it
Madtson-ave-
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BILLIARD AND pcor. TAHLFs-

MANUFACTURERS of billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley builders;
lowest prices MARX BROS. - Unior Sc
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Fem ale

WANTED A competent intelligent young
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chlld Address INSTRUCTOR. Box 20
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE.-Ir one OF the largest Western
cities n Old. established and profitable
merchandising business; capital required.
$3.50 oOo. Principals only apply to D, Box
20 Tribune Office.
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown "
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fees at regular ONCE rates until % SIoch
. M viz; 25s Sth-ave-, s. e. cor -So-st-' ;
25T West 42d-st.. between 18th and Stn ayes.
263 West 125th-st.; I33S 3d-aTe-. between
10Th and 18th sts-. /. or 3d-aye-. near o!se-
Io5th-et-; ToS Tremont-ave.: $50 Jd-aNe-'
near 41st-st: 554 3d-ave.; 20 BIeecksrss,; a.
S25 Bisecker-st. Brooklyn, n 10
Court-st; 115 Smith-st-; 1.Oo4 Gates-aEs;;
Newark n. J.-T94 Broad-st- Also Al All
A. D. T. of.ceA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-16
uOILE'S TRUNKS BAGS.

CASES and leather goods are the pest
2s6 eth ave teatlre uUilding). NeseJ -s'-'
. Astor House 50 5th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-16
Coun:rn !Jroncrtp for SALE.
for Sale.

for Sale.
z,erTrRF 5OI-sE. upright piano. parlor. dining and
T., bs5roor1 frrniture bed dresser chiftonier
rugs couch rnirrors leather china closet. SO
East II7th-st.