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Transactions IN REA,N

s Ste-ugut & CO. have leased Tor Edward F-,ral
~ .5 East Fourteenth-st.. a Eve story astbopse
.c- term cf wears 10 client who VIII frnr-ova a.
premises
william y Mangam has sold FOR Norris sam3ter
g client Tor occupancy the three story and basa
rns-t t-cWastonc 'front.' private dwelling house. No
Uest c-e-hvndred-and-thirty- arst-st. Is 4xss Il
Max Marx has purchased from Percy learned
60 ave story FOUR family tenement house vrirb
Stores. -. - East Northumberland tweuty-first-
- f1LH - feet G
Emanuel Samuel has resold 70 John I. ,-,s.erlo
- ---- SeNentl-aNe-. northwest corner OF one
ll-l-1e- a- 81 " elt -ninth-st. fIe story rat-
house. 1-X-5 feet. az s. co.
The four story dwelling house. on lot glxl0e ,
se.t Il NO 81 West SeVenty-sIEth-st. Is reported
Arthur = Wood has sold for Arnold v-,,-,ern
-- 30 t.ll1beth IOhn, the four story brown
stone cwe4lIE house. on lor il. zxqs Il feet Al No
- ~ cs- CIe-1unGTeo- "A - v-enty-sixth-st
Arabian solomon has sold 10 Mrs T. Aeinser
q. ~ East oIe-hu0Cres-a -fot.rtee nth-st a 6Ka
strrE 1atEo-se. on los -5Alosl1 feet
f7r.r IT, J.lSSner has bought from Israel II
IrA. stein Nos- 80 and Z.1-8 Seventh-ave. two
f-e Story rathouseS on plot 5ox75 feet adjoining
-. southeast corner OF Cne-hundred -anG-t hirty-
John LcCar-on has sold - Caroline z Shaxer
81 ta Vest one Lund-ei-anC- z lt1-fftl-st- a
--rs story brick dwelling house. on lot l. 2x5q. s
--r-. lc. -iIs lle northeast corner Of Wadsworth-
l0errh Gol5farb has sold 70 Adolph Cypress. Nos
and .-L East SiNrl-sr. q six story tenement
l---l. C- E-Ct ss-llx9o 10 feet
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REAL ESTATE.
Interesting Transfer of Title 70
Uptoscn Properties.

Martin T1Iy. the Mannados Realty Cor,s,v
Maria Z. Herriok and Ferdinand Thurman veste--
day figured in ar important transfer ~ ,,r,-,,to.
,lsra = Derrick Transferred 70 Nr T,allv title 70
T.ot lN-lN2 lee'' az The northwest corner Of Nine
-a-ce. 5oxloo feet On the south side OF o,a-b,,,-
d-cl-an second-st. l5o feet east ~ r2,,,l-
ave. ene legA uile IRON him TO two six sfo-v
fsfhoilSes- WIN stores plot 1O0N7oa i $40
tle n2rI5"est corner OF fteerth-
r. a-4 LecoN-aNe NJ FULLY retranSferre5 tf.io -
- Nsls01-avC and Nircfv-er,-erth st .,-o.-..
20 the MannaaoS Realty Company. he slsa rasses
q Ferdinand lurzrnan. - S1-S7A
The eeta-s ~ TIE leasing Of the Arson Pbelps
rzes house No. % Madfsou-as-e - . - Iss-1af
man are printed IA another column 49, -'---
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REALTY NOTES.

. was reported yesterday that negotiations had
taar begun for the purchase OF the new apartment
f--se az the north corner Of Riverside Drive and
1.-s---sero-tL-sr- The West Side Construction
Company is tle owner of the property
The Louis Becker Company has leased for James
I-...--r SO 80 West Dne-h hundred nd-sixIleIh-
e.. a tt~ee story dwelling house.
John n. G1llirE has leased Tor John W Sterlir z
a. RI East Seventy Terth-st. he has also leased
-.- a.-e-- Crane No 10 MaCis0E-aFe. 10 Mrs NJ
g. Baker
THE estate ~ Eliiu Cba-ncey has sold az auction
t--e- hundred lots -n tne H-sUenot Park section
lrV- r-1e h# i4-- Among Els buyers r. p.
Carpenter. ID. u. TODD A. n. Bedford ~. ".
..--r. James a. Hayden and J.. Il. SeC0rd The
prices Eed e u $50 70 $500 a lo-.
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STORAGE NOTICES.

THE CLINTON STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. Offices - ard 10 East
S5Jl-s-.. Sew-Ycrk.-To Miss Victoria,
Mrs. Aary Wines, Mrs T. g.. Webster,
Lizzie Williams. A. Is. Allen. y. :. Bisbee.
John Il. Browning. Mrs. Mary Bates. Mrs
Mary Bowan. Mrs. Annie Christie. Airs. J.
9. Cox. Mary Cabrera, Mrs. susan Carney.
Mrs. A. Cunningham. Mrs Lizzie Cedar
clisc. Mrs. Ellen CoruOrs. AbIau Cohen,
Mrs. Mary Carroll. Mrs J. +. Cooke Nj
eld Mrs. James Callahan. =. DansOn. Miss
Kate Donnelly. Miss Mary Dunn, Mrs. n
Downing. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank y Dqgan.
Miss Lizzie Fitzgerald. Mrs. Margaret
Finn, Mrs. A. Fitzgerald. DR.. ?. H
Fi-zaugh. Mrs Lizzie Gates. Mrs A.
Harris. Mrs p Lyman. Ellen Hur-
ley, Wm ksplan. Mr.. Thomas Kieran.
NJ. Gustav aadQuist. Mr. John LaIer.
NJ Q. Lauter. Mrs Margaret Motley.
Mrs. Nellie Moylaud :. X Niles. Louis
M-rreU, Mrs. Josephine Nurtha. NJ Geo
W. McGIl. Miss Helen Macarthur. Mrs.
Eugene Mckone. E. McMahon. Mrs F'reda
nell. Palmer & Sullivan. Nine A Pupil.
Mrs Margaret Roderick. Mrs. Sarah Rel
y. Miss Josephine Rem, J. Frank stan
lev J. 2. Shcue Sf!ss Josie Ssdler. NJ
Edwin Saville, Aksel Sandberg, Mrs. Julia
Teeval. Mrs. TasL0r. Mrs. sarah Iravers.
" y Whltm0rs, Mrs. L II Walker: You
are hereby notified that. the time for the
payment - this rCrnpauys lien upon the
property hereinafter described having ex-
pred. after due notice thereof had been
given you. this COMPANY Will cause such
property. 90 Wit. household goods. per
s0nal effects and merchandise, stored by
YOU IN It's warehouses. 70 be sold al pub
lie auction according 70 the statute in
such case made and provided. said auction
Will take place at these warehouses. Dab
and % East 35th-st. Sew-TorIS city. on
Wednesday. Oct q. 1903 az 10 a. NJ, and
vU be continued each succeeding Wednes-
DAY At the same time and place, until the
sale is completed
r. G. ELLSWORTH. General Manager.
New-Yori,. Oct 3. 1898.
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METROPOLITAN FIREPROOF
.---r~, W. d E-UvF.r~-E~ ~.
81 and Al West s6th-st.
-.

h
To Harriet or A NJ. Bailey. G. p Bro
dix Mr.. or Mrs. w A. Clarke. Or. z. @.
clifton. C0mpt0us Express. Ms. n. a
cot. Harry L. CurraE. John j. Dougan.
Joserhine Durham. Mrs. h. VI Eldridge,
" i Emmett. Marion !. Holden. n. Ma
l4nev J l. Moore Mrs. r !. Ross, Mrs.
NAV Goodwin = Waterman, Mr. or Mrs.
GEORGE z de walter. 7. z. WEIGH: Ton
a-7 each Of YOU are hereby notified that,
he time f,r the payment Of our lien upon
me property hereinafter described having
ayDire7 after due notice thereof had been
gi-er Won We viii cause such property. 70
Nj household goods. personal effects and
vre-rranEl-A stored tv you or In your
name la +le Metropolitan Ftre-Proot Stor-
qz warehouse CO. warehouse. 20 be sold
~ rubIie auction. according % the statute
f- s.rrH case made and provided. az the
,---,s--i-auses 20 and Al West 66tn-st-. on
Nr-rfsy. October Goth. 1908. az 1870 a. m.
s-5 h he sale thereof is not completed on
e..4 bate the same VIII De continued az
TIE same place on each and every day
.Ia-eartar beginning II 1880 a. n, until
me sale is completed
METROPOLITAN
r--a-Tr7rf storage Warehouse Co
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TIE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

,-alF-n-st west side. 70 feet north q Columbus
g.. story frame shed. ISxe4 feet. Samuel shan
owner. =. E5eliuE. architect. $50
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HELP WANTED.
Fen1ale

BROADWAY HAIRDRESSTNG School
Ladies learn manicUring. hairuressing,
facial massage scalp treatment. clIrCcJcy.
electricity. dernatO.0gy incorporated d.
plomass ladies' mails taught; special -
course; positions. Call. write. f.27S Broad
way. II. LEONARD FRAZIER. LII D..
former president New-Y0Tk HairdressinE
School
EHBROIDERY-Exp silk eIrtrcit-
ererss also braiders. LIPSER. III West
33d-st.
WANT name and address Of educated
ladies for very rernurerativs employment
BY BOWDES. 3s Contest. Newark, y. j.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

E.--- ls1s o. 3d-ase. &c sxToo. Az
-.-ra -..--..--la-r ACele Guur-.-.6 e and SO
ba---I-a-a- 81 l+-s 90 l463. IS --x7-. Glen
t-.-s q SHERMAN b. ls.-rr K-a-slaar. mort
sH. ..r.. --..-.....o and a
t---- $50 . -lz-. -sz-ry u. Ar-a- Baclraca
+. solomon rsa=r. 1l1--gares So .No-naa
~ Ht ELE -heN-081I
'is----e 3 kelley 81 .o-- 4 EotIlke; mort
la-. So Nominal
a. ---ar-. corner c1tE-E-. 1uJ- llNe5- Maria
d .a--a -e L2--- T--... mortgage. $500
@ and 10
s--H 7e-r Martin TLly 30 Nsnns5os Realty
---laCe. So bee Aoritna
-. ra--e r--.---z.- Nominal
L.---- N.ss-a-- r-5-tgase $1,000 ------ NounA
3 20 ~ ar-stf r-l-l-aae. -5Zl005s
$4,000 -Nor-ns
6-...s- ~ ESQ TTes-. lsElco5. Dennis Ha--tug -
-f'--- ana -
-0 ~ Par -sKIoo Il.
Tr.r ------al no Solomon C. Bernstein mort -,
a. .-.a.e corner L1-tr-s-. 100 IlDltl. Mar
... ..-....... Non
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS.

Male.
AN AUSTRIAN. university graduate. lin
guist. who has travelled considerably.
and q the best social standing wishes
position as teacher. tutor or private score
tary and travelling companion. first class
references. Address AUSTRIAN. Box 40.
hun OIL
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LOST.

HANDBOOK No. s4s. $50 Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution - missing. Auy per
sru having a claim q 10 Is hereby called
uuou 10 present the same within ten days
az submit 20 having SAID .lssJooa cancelled
and a new one issued.
HANDBOOK No. as 5J4 q th, Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. Any per
sra having claim 20 lt is hereby called
uu1u % present the same WItaiu ten DAYS
81 submit 30 Eayin- said passua1z cancelled
and & new one Issued
LOST OR STOLEN .--Pas55ook No 47.5fI.
Of tic Excelsior SAVINGS Bank 70 west
2sd-E1 N-v.-Gork All persons are eau
toned against purchGEiuE or negotiating
she same. and any person having a claim
o. said paszbocE is hereby called upon %
present the same 70 the bank on or before
Inc 18Th uaF ~ % t1ter. 1903 Or submit 20
having the passoprk declared cancelled ard
exlingalsued and rev book issued In lieu
thereof
LOST 49, Rankhook No SI5Of4 Bank ,or
savings. so 4th-sve. New York PAY
a4ent stogped Plssss Teturn book TO bank.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST. BGBTEILgMEW'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
III East 42d-st- First class dGuestICs are
supplied; also managing LousekeepeFs. ma
irons goyernesses. tutors etc.
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OFFICE FURNITUE.
MACHINERY.

MACHINERY.
At REDUCED PEICES.-5OO second hard
wood and i-cu working machines fully
Guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
rrar.ed GEO 3. EDDY. 3Ss Madisou-st
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Real Estate.
10 Serve Ten Years
Long Term for Real Estate
Swindler.
JUDGE SCORES HIM

In a recent case in this city, in imposing
I "a maximum penalty of ten years in State
Prison upon real estate forger and swindler.
the Judge said:
MONIES and property would vanish bv the
s'roke OF an unknown pen through such acts
as were committed by you and your associates.
ana against such dire results there is no ,,ro,
techon except it be in the fear of the law"
he might have added, and in title iDs,r-
ance." --i'u1
Ih's company lost s1P, 900 bv this
torger, but ITS policy holders did not
lose a dollar.
Insure your titles in the
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FURNISHED ROOMS.


57TH-ST. - wEST.-Larye. handsomely
Furnished back parlor. suitable for doctor
reception room adjoining. also elegantly
furnished second hoo- tront roam. sxcIu-
sive house; moderate.
I7TH-sT., 21s EAsT.-very desirzbIs fur
nishsf room Tor Eeutleman: private
house. near park. bath: references required
p WEST sTH-sT.-Large front room:
private hath; gentleman only
.sp-sT.. 10 EAST. opposite Hotel Maaha,-
tan-Desirable large front room. Win
private bath. telephone.
IS IRVING PLACE. near East 1Tth-st.-
Large and small wei lighted furnished
rooms: telephone service. terms nnoderass
by day or week: central location-
LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS. elegantly
furnished. steam heat. bath, fine loca-
ton: all convSniencess gentlemen STEARN.
- Dast I0Sth-st.
WHITTIER HALL. On summit OF Morn
tngside Heights. near Columbia LuiVsr-
sftv between Riverside and Meaningless
parks--F'urnishsd rooms. single or e1 suite.
unfurnished apartments. with or without
board: elevators; steam heat. hot needle
and shower baths; pure air. beautiful view
OF Hudson and ctos rates reas1naoie Ad-
dress Secretary OF Whittier Hal. 80 An
sterdam-avs-, NsW-York
13Tr-sT.. Isf WEST. Str and 9Th AYES
Handsomely furnished second story aicOve
room: every improvement. niCe.y heated.
privats American family towners); select
ns!ghborhoOds refeFence-
s4TII-sT.. - EAsT.-DesirabIs third floor.
three rooms and bath. for gentlemen. ref
ererces. southern exposure.
GRAMERCY PARK HOTEL. 3s.-Roons
single. en- suite; central location; con
venient 20 theatre and shopping district:
use Of private park
5TTH-ST.. 524 WBST.-Largs room: hot
cold water: closets bath. elevator. tsle-
phone; gentlemen; references LUCAS.
BROOKLYN
DE KALB-AvE-. 57.-sl. 81 80. Sc: singiy.
en- suite: neat quiet. back parlor. -;
pleasant home. bridge convenient, owner.
-. -
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HARLEM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ma.ison-av.
ard l25th-st. Rev. DANIEL RUSS ELL. Nuiste--Ser-
vices u and S.
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So OK sUNDAY scRooI. Assoc1Arrox-

HUGH o PENTECOsT. Lyric Hail. No rs 9Th ave.
Freedom 10 Character"
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FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH co,
225-st. Rev WALTER DUNCAN BI-CTfASA AZ
= D. Pastor. breaches II a. H. and D m Con
nlunion al the morning service.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

AO-'s " nv
Female.
A ElSLEI,sI HOCSEEEEPER-
opsns1 an prepared f9r Occupancy; en-
IRE management Of household assumed tn
c.u-l1g marSstlns ana engaging servaafA
4l-ss IILL.AAN. u East 5Sd-st.
COOK-Amsricaa: order butcher; Al re-
ereEce; hotei or restaurant JAMES. ia
East Isth-sL
COOh-Bv week. month or PERMANENTLY
N private family. anal club or ba.cheIo
alaEliaeatss Strictly ersr class. ccr1u.s.,r
. taNs rull charge best city refarer...
a. OF aacEsss y L. S62 West 3Oth-sS
COOE.-ReIIa5Is middle axsd 4,.-.---
woman as hrst class cook IN mail scbooI
or institution. desserts. hns bread rua<,--
Ssty or co,laLzy. no Laundry: rsssreuca an
-as- So'4-s-
CHAMBERNAID.-Y color-t xo-,a,
a. -1.,-ll2Ss'iia-d or general housexo-k in
s--lAl FAMILY. references can Be haA u
-EloIne Cptown Once. 1884 B-oa6Vay.
CHASfBEzMATD a. vvar-pv--S =
FlarDusn or Staten Island car b- 80
az q, present employers. 1.sOs Beverly Rosd.
DAYS WORE.-By young N1rwax..,
woman. opening I'D houses. hanging Cur
sa-L1z. cleaning. cooking. waiting etc:
h-7 7I rslsTsncs- il East 54sh-st-. Bar .
-
HCCsEKEEPER. Ne7v-Engiand vor,s,
Of educatlon thoroughly ex3erience< al
capable OF taxing entire charge IA bfsss.
keeper. references given and reuufrsd -
dress - A W. SUITE 9. e2T CoI1rlbus-sv,
HOCs EEEEPE-FI. companion Or xuv e.
pacly Or trust by a cultured woman.
VITA expeTisnce. personal city references
Address 9. o.. 81 shave.
HOUSEK EEpER--A lady OF r-e,--,.,,
aflrI-urfrr ~
nousezeeper. companion o. a mothsrss h~fo--
er. references exchanged Pleasa 1885,.
Esv SAMUEL : BEANIE. Jr.. Ruthsrro-[I
~ =
L-Ay -,,II -F'irs- eiass; 20 DO pr,vs.s
L471 MadisoE-ave.. delicatesssu.
1-.J-N:pREss.-To % ladies' and f77.I71
So s,i-.ea-s. .-sr cry references. CROWN.
LATNDRESsS Wishes family vrasbf,- =, =
az home 81 West s8sh-ss ~
L-AUcvuR Ess.-By coior.d wo-,a,- =, -
We cay or az Bone M'CH-AE. go West
- -
slILLlNER ard sEAlIsTREss- ~ -,
cav god az making over Iafless rvv-
material. ~ - a dav Asf-ass " - -
Lz.olI.e Jsto~n of-ce. f2ii Rroadwa~.
NEAT German r;ri 70 take care q ehsiar-.
ai-- Go holse'sork z FR0IL. LsiO D.
NURSERY GCvERNEss. -F-s.oss go,
younE c1ilcren. IL country. 10 cxrc..
Me L 20 West 5fsh-sr-
SCRs1 Grained. % f,vaut isev or -
tewac. best prvsl~fans' references: sal--
airy So % so month Mrs.. A. 3. 80
| NURSE or r.AuY-s wAru-Rv = resy~-,-
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FOURTH PBESBYTERIAN CTIT RCTI West r,nd-avs
and e1st-st.. Rev. PLEASANT HUNTER . d Recfo-
Services. II a n. and p. n. Rally Day sunda.
School exercises. Al a
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I-AI-DE--N ER--By a man OF long sx,~rb-
eh-s Win greenhouses. grapertes and
olIsi1S Won. AID capable % taxing crarxs
Or private place. Address W II EI.Alk
MORE. south Woodstock Com
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GAEDENEFl-Ma man. thoropxelv
competent long experiences. BEST rsf-r.
euce. II years WIKI last employer. Adc.r>zs
II. J. ~ Draks-avs.. NsW-Rochell-, " =
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

ATTENDANT companion win valeting 10
a. invalid gentleman or one requiring
such services. exg-rien-ed presentaole,
81 r7aruerei. exceptional city references
ARDEN, % Ls1-n sto1-aEe-
As SERVANT 70 a Eeatienaa; oy a middle
aged man good wages asked. references.
advertiser . strong healthy and active
" q West End. y J
gR1THER a.. SISTER. eolorsd. with phi
vz-s family. boy. -. useful. Sirl cham
berua4d Or aols=wJrS- ELlEGER. sc
West 5-c-st
BI-rI.E-ft au1 VALET. with footmaa Or
rs-la-rai1. experienced taxes f-4l
--srze dinners etc English. TAI. good
appearance. hisnly rec1rl-1ea1ed- But
LER. BOX 10. 6l5 6tA-ave-
COOK tpasrryj.-stsady young man wishes
d good place IN hotel or restaurant as
e~s- u second hand. Las good r5fs-elcss.
ALECANDER BALLAST IL 2i-s-
COOK hungarian, experienced Al
dress pIVo. 90 West +-o-st
C0Ac1l3fAN or HANDY MAMMALS
aze1 married --a14 on a ze1tle-r Al . place.
t.-e-r-ta-1s me care q horses. cattle. soll-
try. lawns and zarcen. good reterencs froui
pr5ss-r ~url1yer A1lress IEEL-EE q
COACHNfAN English. understands care q
aaa horses. carriages. harness. expe-i-
srr=d city driver. and % n every way com
per-n.. references EDE-N. Tr.5uns Up
town Once. 1884 Broadway-
COACBMAN.-A gentleman. closing rs
Rouse and stable, wishes % ind a god
-Ia-@ FOR h.s laCL-cz-. after three rears'
excellent service. Busi.sh. married, best
reloulu-sr-l-i CHS. cry Or country Aires
CoAcHMAS.-7horouzAly competent -
take charge o. EertIsu.an's stacIs an1 rs
equipment, married. medium SIZE aged 81
e-s- class references: knows Nsw-Yo-S az
Brooklyn Address a. B3x u, Irlss4ns
l.Hce-
COACHNtAN--Gen1Ierr wishes o OBJ
t4il phase Ilr lL8 -adl4-ra-. Wh1-T - r-.-
h-galy reconl1reld- ROBBINS. II Fran.x-
L-l--s-- Tee S1o1a IL 50 Franklin
COAcHMAN--Bv German. ta5rCu-BIg
e'-ns@----. care horses. harness. l.tr-
three Years good reference. A. r.. 10
CDArEfN AS.-rhor,uxalv cer--.-e-.. cir
Teen years reference from present en-
E-Iye- sua-r. willing and ohartrs mar
rlec. -. small family. reiErr s ices
lncaes s--NlIEi-N. Isl Last 4sla-st.
COACENAS.-A gentleman. about claslax
Die country rrefaelre. desires a position
for his coac-mau. Addr-ss SCITUNANNrS
sONs. aaT broas~ay
CDAtt- NAN by young married man IN
te-sr1rds bis business thoroughly. four
wears rifV reference, last employer can -
seen. Address AND ERSON. 2ia F.sss
a-t-sr
CuACTINAN .-Cie1tienan wishes % secure
place Tor his ccachrnan. disenzased on
account ~ giving up horses. can recoul-
mead him highly. COsS1tALAS. La " sst
S5sh-st.
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COMPANION or COCRIE with gentle
man. invalid. family. party or business
man also French lessons. ~ young xeDLs-
man. experienced traveller. spea<12g Eng
.ls-i. Italian nusnriys highly oarcnlzsG -
T.. Tribune LproWu Once. L36s Broad way.
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Religious Notices

CHURCH OF THE PURrTANs. lacrS--. - -, -
and .. m Welcome to ali services II a. m
st-Comrunions. z and ocioet ION East 10Th
ehsrist and Sermon 1890 Choral ETen-o CnorsI Ep-
CHURCH OF ZION AND ST TIMOTHY
Rector Rev. HENRY LJTTsE1vz y, .
Choral service preacher. Rev Or. RUsHroY O'clock
OoLeLIB5LATE CHURCH.
Rsy JOHN c; FAGe. D D. Minister,
COLLEGIATE MARBLE csrrprr,
5th-aye. and
Rev. DAVID JAS BUFItH.I.I. D. D. Minister.
viii preach al II a. N. and = '''s's@'
Nornicg-"A Blind Mans 1srsas
Evsniag-'-rhe Sure Eeruge.@
OoILDGIATE CHURCH.
Rev. DoNALD SAGE MACEAY, D D. Minister
Te'' ANN" TaenriabIS TSs,5I,, n Subject. An
ooLLBdIAT8 CHURCH
West End-ave 77tb-s-
Rev HENRY EvERTsON COBB D, D ,r,,,.-.,
viii preach at II a m and 5 ,. N
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH Harlem Rev :
ELSIENDoRF. . D, Senior Pastor. FIRST CHURCH
l2lst-st, near Sd-aye., Pastor. Rev BENJAMIN E
IcKHAUT.-seryices at Il a. m and p m Preaching
SECOND CHURCH. Lenox-avs. and 12ad-st. Pastor.
Rev EDGAR IIl-IoN' Jr., d D-services al Il a. N.
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
West 46th-st
Rev r. ?. JOHNSTON. D. D. Pastor
Public Worship. with Preaching by the Pastor at II
A. N and ) =. N.
Young Mems and Young womeu's Bible Classes
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST.
Christian Science Service sundays at II a M N
Wednesday evenings o'clock
Reading rooms open daily from to s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-10

A ElSIrISI HOCSEEEEPER-H
opened an prepared FOR occupancy. en-
tlf- management Or household assumed In
S.l--1s El-ar<sting and engaging seryaatA
Mss IiLLMAE. 81 East 53d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-10

CHAMBERMAID-Y9 c,lo--t -
as chambe--na-d or general housa-o-,< =,
s----l FANNY references can % had u
-Floene UPTOWN Oftcs. 1884 BroaG1sx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-10

S7TH-ST - WEST.-Large. handsomely
Furnished back parlor. suitable for doctor
reception room adjoining. also elegantly
furnished second ioo- front rOorn. sxcIu-
stve house; moderate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-10

DE KALB-AvE-. 67.-sf. 81 80. Sc: singiy
en- suite: neat, quiet; back parlor, 81;
pleasant home. bridge convenient; owner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-10

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST sCrrNTrsT
Central Park West and gsth Street
Christian Science Service Sundays Il n m ard =
wednesday evenings az s o'clock
Reading rooms open daily from 2 to s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-10

GAF(DENEE.-Bv German. und.rscan1s
horses. cows. poultry. hOnest. soc<r ana
rsAaD4s- @ =. - GrsenWich-sc. saloon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-10

FAL-rsA for one or two gsntis-nea BY val.
trained servant wages $40 a month: b-.r
oI Fei-rences- Address J. =. BOX O. Trfb-
une Uptown Office. i.3S4 Broadway
The Ely miner., 1903-04-17
The First Fair.

There is common belief among
the old settlers of Minnesota that Col.
w. S. King, who uied two years ago
in Minneapolis, started the first fair
ever held in Minnesota. This is a
mistake, although there is probably
no man who has been more closely
identified with the great fairs held
in this state during the past fifty
years.
The first fair, of which there is
any record, since Minnesota became
settled was held at Minneapolis, Oct
G. 1854, by the Hennepin County Agri-
cultural society. 1t was but a primi-
tive affair only occupying one block of
ground. Minneapolis was but a viii
lage then and st. Paul helped out as
it was intended to hold the fair for
the purpose of showing off to Eastern
visitors the adaptibility of Minnesota
soil for raising food stuffs. About
$4OO in prizes was offered and paid,
Notwithstanding the fact that money
was almost curiosity at that time.
The Ely miner., 1903-04-17
MINNESOTA NEWS.
Washed Ills Money.

A. A. Appleby, put SI4O under his
pillow in Minneapolis hotel. The
next morning the Butte man over
slept his call, rose in a hurry, and af-
ter dressing, rushed down stairs with
no thought of the money. 1t was
afternoon when he discovered his
loss, and he at once told George
.Wertz, day clerk at the Vendome.
Mr.. Wertz instituted search for the
money, but it was nowhere to be
found.
Late the next afternoon, a tele-
phone message came from the Dis
patch laundry, to the effect that a
package of what might once have
been $40 and So bills had been found
in bundle of linen from the hotel.
The money had passed clear through
the laundry, until it came to the iron
ing machine, when it was discovered
by the boy in charge. Every YES
tige of color had been washed from
the bills, only the figures of the num-
ber and denomination remaining.
The linen had been handled at least
three times in the hotel, and six or
eight times in the laundry, without
disclosing its hidden treasure. The
Butte man believes he is a lucky man.,
after all.