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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-10
ROCKFELLER'S HAND
Is Actively Shown Against Anti
Trust Legislation

torneys, had endeavored to influence
I Legislation in congress at this session.
Fight Publicity Proposition.
The attorneys for the company, it
is stated, opposed vigorously the en-
| actment of the measures submitted by
Attorney General Knox to the subcom
| mittee of the house judiciary commit
tee. Subsequently when What is
known as the Littlefield bill was re.
ported to the house it can be said on
the best of authority that the Stan
dard Oil cOmpany's counsel began to
devote their opposition particularly
20 the Nelson amendment TO section G
Of the department OF commerce bill
the amendment which contains prac-
tically the publicity features of the
Hnoy antitrust bill. They did not want
that Incorporated in the measure and.
il is said, used their utmost efforts
to prevent its favorable consideration
They were unsuccessful, as the bill
with that amendment. was agreed up
on unanimously by the conferences Of
the two branches of congress.
The action OF the confereas was
received, il is understood, with satis-
faction by the officials of the admin
istration, as it is regarded as a Ions
and essential step toward the kind of
antitrust legislation that both the
president and Attorney General Knox
believe viii be effective. 1t is this leg
islation particularly that the Standard
Oil company SO vigorously objects to
and which it hoped might be headed
off or emasculated through the appeals
made to senators before it reached the
stage of actual passage.
Elkins Bill Not Feared.
1t is said, by authority, that the
administration hopes the Elhins re-
bate bill, which was passed by the
senate this week, will be passed also
by the house While this measure.
too, is opposed by those who are in
favor of no trust legislation, the epo-
eia opposition to it does not como
from the Standard Oil company, be
cause it is explained, that corporation
has grown beyond any effects the en-
forcement Of such legislation might
have upon IL The president, il is
understood, regards the Elkins bin as
essential to a rounding ont OF the ad.
ministration's plan for antitrust lcgfs.
lation and it is believed by those in
close touch with him and with the con
ditions in congress that it yet may
bc enacted into LAW,
Tonight the efforts being made to
defeat or emasculate pending anti
trust LEGISLATION formed the subject
for some animated conferences. In
deed, the subject is likely to be devel,
open into some detail in congress- One
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-10
- ~. 81 w - r s. Ia.
.,ears the = The Kind You Have Always 8Olgh'
signature "a - ~ zs,zzt;z1z:Zz z;z|z:Zzz
Uncle Hanks Fears.

Col Hank Watterson is alarmed ov-
er the fact that there are only 4,000,-
600 gallons of whisky in bond, and that
this must last until June. That is not
enough for Kentucky alone. No won
der the colonel is fearful about New
York society.-Philadelph Inquirer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-10

Washington, Feb. 10.-John ID
Rockefeller, acting for the Standard
Oil company, has stirred up a storm
Of indignation in the senate by at
tempting to persuade the members
of ttat body to defeat all bills under
consideration and intended to regu-
fate the trusts.
President Roosevelt is SO enraged
by the boldness of the big trust mag
mates that he announced that
ne would on March call an eXtraor-
binary session of the Fifty-eighth con
Gress if the present congress should
Fail to enact satisfactory measures
for tho control of Che monster mon0p-
olit~.
Tie strenuous efforts that are be-
ing luade to defeat legislation have
covered a wide range. They wera
characterized by one prominent
Republican leader as the most re
n,arkarle OF which | have personal
lnawiaGge during my public life
Rockefeller Sends Message.
These efforts eliminated during the
past thrty-six hours in direct appeal
from the Standard Oil company
through John d. Rockefeller, No less
than six United States senator's have
received te'egrams signed John d.
Rockefeller urging that no antitrust
legislation be enacted. 1t has not
been possible to obtain copy of
these dispatches, which, it can be said,
are practically Identical. Substantial
iy they read as follows:
We are opposed to any antitrust
legislation. Our counsel, Mr.. ----,
will see you. 1t must he stopped
As stated these telegrams-and t
must be clear that only the substance
and not The exact wording, is here
.glven--were signed John D. Rockefe|
Ger"
Counsel Given Cool Reception.
Saturday morning one of the coun
sci of the Standard Oil company ar
rived in Washington and called i'm
mediately upon members of the sen
ate. as indicated in the telegrams. H(
did not remain long. Scarcely had he
made known his business than he wa
Informed. Ait cnrtly that his pres
ence here was undesirable and he lief
With the information trhat he woul'
better return to New York.
During the afternoon information
concerning the receipt of the message
leaked out and became the subject o
some quiet cloak room discussion
at the senate. The news also reaehe
Xhe house, some of the prominent rel
Yesentatives learning the gist of til
dispatches. Then it became know
that this was not the first time tn
Stanadrd Oil company, through its a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-10

Mr. Temue Ely Qugg whose has been so prominently
district for three terms from
important edl
York Press lie is
native of n is old
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07

GOOD. COMFORTABLE ROOMS.-Centra
location. 81 East 22d-st
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
ENSIGN woRTMAN'S TRIAL.
court Martial COnvenes at Pensacola to Try
oasc.r for Accident on the Massachusetts,.

Pensacola Fla, March s-The couft MAJ ruSi W
3gv Of Ensign Ward K. Workman 1or aiieseu
rerIect of duty resulting in the death OF eighe gH
on the bsttleship Massachusetts CON . 80
- - today with Rear Admiral Wise as presl-
s8ent and Lieutenant Commander Cameron wins
low of the Bureau of Navigation. as judge aoVO-
cate Ensign Workman pleaded not guilty 10 al
tbs charges and specifications ana asked PerLnlS
-. - - - o,,-+ which was granted to have Lieu
,Fenant Wiley r n. Field and Lieutenant Henry u
aGuster for his counsel
IRE court then proceeded to examine witnesses.
H4eutenant Commander B. A F1ske tesune0 t,Ia'
- +h. dav the EXPLOSION occurred the Massaenu-
>Sa.+S vas engaged in target pract1ce on SeLIo
Snd that he saw great volumes OF sInoAe elS oI1
sS-or, the S-inch turret, and saw men takeA @ o1c
SadI7 burned The breech plugs OF 6otn gyms + G
,S1eT end shells were in the guns. ne sGIo tat
~ nm crew had been properly drilled, ne dlo not
ShS,k # necessary for the turret officer to WINES
80 oadinR Lieutenant ". c. Cole was tne III neHI
Eifness The questions asked MIN reIIeu u L. SaS
70 the regulations and their tnterpretauoo Oh ter
the explosion
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
WILL CARRY OUT THE REFORMS.
Assurances by the Grand Vizier Regarding
Macedonia

Constantinople, March 6-The Grand Vizier'
Ferid Pacha, said to-day that the Turkish Gov
eminent had been laboring for several months
to ameIiorate the condition Of Macedonia, where
It was spending enormous sums. especially IN
the direction Of providing better means OF COM
Inunication. The government had also appoint
ed capable and enlightened officials In oroer
sEradually to form new staff OF genoaFmeFy
for the whole oE Macedonia some nrst Tale 0e'
man officers having been secured ior TINS pu'
90 Apv outbreaks that might occur. said the
Tzrsn6 vizier. would be suppressed solely by
e.. re,,,lar troops but it must readily be un-
Sersfood how difhcult it is to suppress gueTlLa g,
bands 1t was therefore to be hoped tnat 1urheS ~
TouId not be continually hampered by com COLI
r11einfs of unavoidable bitches. Inc govern
1ne1+ rad the intention of carrying out the pro-
v,osed reforms to the letter
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

esth-st. No 1I2 West. 13.6x10O.5: Henry Cope ..
land TO James Wimore; c.. q
Bank; Ca G: mortgage $14. .O00.
33d-st. No 80 to 80 West: 32d-st. No q TO 30
91eTarI n SE1snGl e ot g Se64 100
Avenue B. 3 corner 17th-st. 22xSS: Chrstiana
GruenewaId 10 George Gruenewald; mortgage o,..
Hist hist No 228 n g. 597 IT W Of waveriey Place.
n 12140X45x 1910x Ask W ok
BTeste K e ri ttIe. otber co3siderationS and 100
Madison-ave. n ccrn-r lO7th-st. 201 1Ox1iO: City
Max and another; mortsage $50 600. Nominal
2d-ave e J. 4sII # n Of iI6th-st. 26x1OO 2d-ave.
Ten and another to Louis Lese Nominal
No 142 East. 2Ox100.5; Michael J LayeIe trus-
mortESge @ si2 Nominal
ossy ssyies ~ $4,000
NeSYoqS: aHS Y6qS! and :.t I7GOOO
5sth and Seth sts $50 It OF Columbus-ave
runs n 6S. lOx s2.9 to centre line " 49,
William H Earle and another. executors. 70 - -.
stansst aISeFd Na az South WiIam.st No ST. Isl IT
in Stone-st Z 7S. 1x17. .6x77.3; South Willam-st.
ST. iexx7S Ixis ix77i; South William-st. No. 80.
Stone-st, No IS, being Stone 9, i:Ix. to
South Wiuiam-st, 1s-2x-; c Lyons Building
trust mortssse SI7S 006 Nominal
and another John J Curtis. and. 100
I00Ex 25x g E5x " 100x 1858: Henry
Young. Jr. to Jeannette RalIantne. and s. all .oo
Broadway. ns6I No AS to 40 Howara-st. No e. be-
81 4s.s1 ' ss41 5 tx : a4.7x n 2sT = 75: Mary
sth-ave, n v corner iS4th-st, "a A-11x1io; Joseph L
OConnell 70 Paul Mayer. al liens. s..--.- Nominal
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
zoRD SPENCER AND HOME RULE.
Believes II win Come Through Concessions
by the Uniorists.

London. March 6-Lord Spencer. the Liberal
leader In the House of Lords, speaking at Ac-
c-ington tonight replied TO the criticisms of
his speech last Saturday. and said he was as
strongly in favor of Home Rule as ever but
that he believed it would be eventually conceded
by the Untonist party.
Lord Spencer's speech TO which he referred to-
day was made at Birmingham, and in the
course OF IL he said that Home Rule for Ireland
was very distant and that 1t would be impolitic
20 bring Il forward" He had always believed
that It was more probable that the Unionist
rsrty would eventually carry some measure OF
self-government for Ireland than that the LID
erals would do
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Bathgate-ave. west side. 10 feet south Of One
bundred-and-seventy-s y-sixth-st.; three story brick
church and rectory, 25xS1; First German Methodist
Episcopal Church, No. 48 St Marks Place. owner;
John Vose architect. $4,000
Northumberland thirty third-st., north side: 16
feet west of Melrose-ave; two story frame office
and shop 1sx1OO Associated Land Company, owner;
William R. Grump architect, $500
Hughes-ave. east side, 200 feet north OF One
hundred d-and-eighty-th -third-st.; two story frame
dwelling house, 20x5S; John Vioante, owner; Charles
s. Clark architect, $1,000.
Catherine-st, west side 800 feet south of Becker
ave two story frame dwelling house, 22X45; Emil
Hertsch owner: Robert Blenn, architect, 5000.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

johnson Kahn Company q corporation) to Law
yerE' Title Insurance Company, 12d-st, Q 4o5
per $4,000
No ss9 wii:iaE-st: year: per cent eoid...: 12OO
Rosa Elizabeth c. to Emigrant Industrial Saw
tngu Bank; No q West I00Eh-st; year; { per
Lege Louis, TO lawyer Title Insurance Com
years: ~ per I1.5o
years: " per cent. 1850
siIvsrman CleIpentine u. 70 State Realty and
stS-STe year: per cent. 10000
siosooo: year: PEI 1000
No sit S csufch-St: years: ~ per cent 1900
Bechran, Noses. 70 the Emanuel Congregation Of
city Eew-YoFk: Nos and 10 West l3th-sti
DoWd Michael J. aRd another % Title InGuFancs
j: yssis: De esat-. 2SO
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
REAL ESTATE.
Three FLathouses an Upper Fifth
aUe. Sold.

4 large number Of interesting realty transactions
were yesterday reported. One was the sale, by
A. II Baumann & Co. for Augustus T. Holly and
William J. Brown to Leopold Barth and Gustave
ReInsuer, Of two five story triple nathouses. with
stores. IN the avenue, and one five story double
Gsthouse with stores. in the street. known as Nos
1 and East One-hundred-and-cigbteen and
No. 1,SS3 Fffth-ave The plot is sos feet in the
avenue and 16O feet in the street.
The details Of the sale Of the Kuickerbocker Ath-
asftc Club building, Of the movement TO form an
organization Of women to purchase site for big
gymnasium for women and Of the sale OF the
southeast corner of Fffteenth-st and Secono-ave
are reported In another column
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
PENSIONS FOR PROFESSORS.
Co-neIrs Plan for Retiring Instructors at
the Age of Seventy.

ithaca N Y March 6.-Announcement was made
to-day Of a scheme for the pensioning Oh Corheh
University professors who, in accordance with the
,Ie adopted by the board of last fall, will
be retired after attaining the of seventy years.
One hundred and fifty thousand dollars has been
given to the university for this purpose. and this
1-fesSo- retired will receive annual pension OF
ri 500 three-fourths Of which will be paid from the
seY1Eion fund and one-fourth OF which Will be con-
frbuted by the professors. 1t is expected however
that professors who reach the limit before 1914
viii also receive the benefits Of the pension scheme
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
oPERAToR RuYe PLoT IN THE BRONX

L. J. Phillips & Co. have sold for the o'Shanessy
estate Stxteen icts IN the Southern Boulevard, be-
tween Ore-hundred-and-forty-ni y-ninth-st and Leg
Eett-axs; sixteen iots tn Timpson Place. in the
rear and plot OF sixteen lots at the Junction Of
Tampson Place and Whitlock-sve.. about forty
siEnt lots In all II is said that the demand for
prore~ty in this district considerably increased
Ia the last two months. The Southern Boulevard Is
6efnF paved. and some improvements have been
made to the New-York, Ney-Haven ana Hartford
and Pert Chester roe6e, the former having sta
,Ths purchaser b IN operator. who VIII resell In
aEsaff nlOfa
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
WEST sEvENTEENTH-sT. TRANSACTION

The Hudson Realty Company has bought No. 10
TO iS weet Seventeenth-st., old two story stables
On q plot la5xS2 feet, from various owners. It IS
atd that the buyers intend TO sell the plot in lots
20 buiIders who will erect loft buildings ware
houses Another sac in this street also re-
ported yesterday. 1t was said that NJ Morgen-
thsu, JF., had sold for Isaac Dreyer to Alfred 2.
Haueon No. 13S West Seventeenth-st-, three story
building q lot NX92 feet.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
REALTY NOTES.

report was current yesterday that John F.
Carroll had sold No. 8 East Fifty-seventh-st..
which he built for his own occupancy. 1t was not
verified.
Father LavelIe rector OF St Patrick's Cathedral,
Yesterday transferred title to lot 20x1OO5 feet
the south side of Fiftieth-st., 200 feet west OF
Thrd-aYe., and to No 142 East Fiftieth-st, 2Ox
zoos feet trustee. to the trustees Of ST. Patricks
Cathedral.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
SALES oE LONG ISLAND PROPERTY.

Smith & Stewart have sold the following estates
in the last week: At Westbury 100 acres of land
belonging to George Powell and lying between the
lands of William P. Thompson and Sydney j.
Smith. Mrs. H. Mortimer Brooks: On Sands
Point $50 acres of land lying between the estates ct
Thomas Mott and w. Butler Duncan, il. to Will
lam B. Leeds. Both properties are to be at once
improved and fine country residences erected.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
D. b. FIRUsKI. Auctloneer. 30 Bowery

ELI SOBEL, Auct.. 9s Bowery, sells 10
a. m. all goods pledged to March l, 1902.
March e-Clothing dresses. remnants.
shoes, ETC.. Fl. Sobel, 172 9th-aVe.
March l0-Clothing. dresses, shoes, etc,
NJ. Cohen 354 1st-ave.
March 11-Jewelrv. S; Unger. successor
to L. w. Harlem. 169 Amsterdam-ave.
March 12-Clothing. dresses, remnants
shoes, ETC., Joe Sobel, 1,704 Sd-ave.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
STEWART RUNS AHEAD OF HARLAN
Former Will Probably Be Republican Can
didate for Mayor of Chicago.

Chicago, March 6-The Republican Mayoralty
rriyusries which were held to-day. foreshadow a
victory IN the convention tomorrow for Graeme
Stewart Republican National Committeeman from
this State In the first eighteen out thirty-ve city
wards the total of delegates stood: Stewart, SS5;
Harlan 65: uninstructed, Il Both Harlan and
Stewart i've in the T1enty-frst Ward, and in this
the latter secured every delegate
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
MORE MOOSE FOR MR.. WHITNEY.
Txnerimeut of Maintaining the Herd at
Leuox Proves Successful.
rnr-rrnn.pH no rHE TR1BUNE. ]

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUNE.I
PittEheld, Mass, March $50 successful mas Deen
-7fuisu C. Whitney's experiment Of keeping moose
On October Mountain in Lenox that 1t Is unoeF-
rtood that the herd viii be increased by lmporta-
60 frou, Canada this spring. This winter the
moose have been kept in sixty acre lot surrounded
by a wire fence ten feet high The inclosure Is
on the widest part of the mountain. and the moose
have made for themselves g great yaro uahpiLSS
down the snow. in the middle and leaving h!SL
hank So plentiful has the natural tooo OF @ one
Tnonnfsin been this winter that the moose nave
moi touched the hay stored by the keepers IN the
woods.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
TRANaAcTIoNe bod REAETN.

xsar = HoeckA hes sold for Daniel o'Connor 70
1ehe Kenree Ma. "a East Forty-sixth-st,, four
ekorY tsnemezt house. %xae1a0e fest
rAs Hu6scn Realty cesnpany, tas cw1sr Of the
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
CURTIS BUILDING SOLD.

LaIcr & Berinzer have sold for the J. c. Lyons
Building and Operating Company to the Adams
YxDress compauy the Curtis Building. No. 3 to 81
esrr.tt vVfusn-st and No q to IS Stone-st. Il Is
eigit stories high and on plot sSxs0 feet.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
BUILDING LOAN FOR 100000.

The Lawyers Title Insurance Company. of this
city, has loaned to the Johnson-Kahn Company
100000 the property situated on the south Side
of Seventy-second-st., 495 feet west of West End
ave, 3x1O22, and the north side of Seventy
rst-st., 475 feet west Of West End-ave, S8Sx102
brick and stone apartment house.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07

r,.h. AIhert to American Aortgase Company;
E@zxS T4-Sis - A. plot begins centre llne pLocS
Tne CIress Ser ana seth sta, ESQ II . Of Cclun-
SSs-sve; due March 1S0t SH HgtrSSe gstt Ssn'i Com
pss1. s6fhg "a g. $50 It Of 7th-8vei years;
zh PET cent: :: and another to osher Cor
%Cm Hasa S.h1t . 2SS It " Of Avenue c; year;
per cent Hc:t::1: c;omnany; No ios
- 1SS 7th-St. 8 a 208 T. W of Avenus =; prior
mortFa4e ss7. 600: year; per CENT: :::;::::'
s.me 20 ssne: same property; prior mortgage
SO 600: / year; 6 per cent. nt........'.''''''''-''
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.

CALIFORNIA; claims to have the first com
merciaI wireless telegraph system In the
world I'm actual daily practical operation
T1hotoRraphs and description in tomorrow
rwTE-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07

DAYS WORK-Rv respectable GLlg.--'i
woman or take home MS T. N->-'I-''
SON 3SS We-- t2Gth =
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
STORAGE NOTICES.

THE CLINTON STORAGE WAREHOUSES
OFFICES 243 AND 245 EAST 18TH ST.
TO Leonard Bliss. Miss Maggie Brady:
Mrs. A. Cunningham. Central Portland
Cement Co., Mrs. Annie Christie. Mr. or
Mrs. Clark, Miss NJ. A. Curran. John COL
Inns. J. Callahan. Mrs. Ann Donovan, Mrs:
Annie Erickson, Harry Ebling, Equitable
Loan Association, William n. Fitzgerald
Mrs. J. E. Fitzgerald. Mary Flood, Rich
ard Grogan, Bernard r. Gordon, Louise
Hagen, Maurice L. Healey, N. D., Mr..
Traugott Hampe, Mrs. Blanch Heatley'
VIM. K. Kaplan, Mrs. Alfred Kline, Gus
tav LindQuist, James v. Iogue. Henry
Murphy, John H. Mangham, Geo. w. NC
Gill. P. b: MacLean. Miss Anna Noe. Mrs Mrs
Annie O'FarrelI Miss Margaret OMarro,
Madam A. Pupin. Mr. and Mrs. George
Rautenberg. Mrs. Julia Teevan. Mrs. stella
Traynor Miss Lizzie Titus, Miss v. L.
Kent and Miss NJ. K. Yates. Ellen Carey.
Kate Donohue and Susan Drury: You and
each of you are hereby notified that the
time for the payment of this company
lien upon the property hereinafter described
having expired, after due notice thereof
had been given you, this company vii!
cause such property, to wit. householo
goods, personal effects, and merchandise
stored by you in its warehouses, to be solo
in such case made. and provided f, at these
New-York City, on Wednesday. March 70.
1903, at 10 a. M, and Will be continued
each succeeding Wednesday at the same
time and place until the sale IS completed
T. G. ELLSWORTH. General Manager
New-York, February %, 1903.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
" RsoKAW BUYS cHEToLAH.

Charles Field Griffen & Co. have sold for Mrs T.
B. McGregor her country seat, Chetolan' on tne
.bore AZ Orienta Point Mamaroneck, to Clifford v.
BrokaW Mr.. Brokaw will occupy the place the
coming season, after improvements and alterations
are completed.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07

GENERAL HOUSEWORk--Ey ca7acl'
colored girl. in apartment, S"'5 -
neat. obHging: sleep home, hest rvLrie1l'''.
Call STEWART. 43S West 52a 81
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
LAWYERS.

SMITH & ENGEL, reliable lawyers, 800
Broadway. Ecw-York; accidents. domes-
tic difficulties quickly adjusted: consulta-
tion free
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
GETS eIEr OF BROADWAY BUILDING.

Dennistown NJ. Bell received yesterday gift
Mary Bell title to No. z35 to 43S Broadway and
No 46 Howard-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
LOANS.

ABSOLUTE PRIVACY: R5s%R. Rc'ioR'
LIBERAL Treatment to salaried people. male.
female. Room 1.42S. i.1S3 Broadway.
a. m. to p. m
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
Real GsfGte.
Corporations
Are Preferable

to individuals for the administration Of anairs
involving great financial responsibility OF
great length of time In settlement.
You are more certain to have continuously
satisfactory management Of your interests II
committed to a Corporation than II commltteo
to an individual.
This Company, which during the past tWenty
Years has achieved great success and usefulness
IN the Title Insurance and Mortgage Loan Busi-
ness now offers its services In other capacities,
viz: as a depositary for funds, as Executor, Ad-
ministrator. Guardian, Committee. Receiver
Assignee, Registrar of stock. Trustee OF Cor
porate bonds &C., &c.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
BUSINESS CHANCES.

GOOD COMPANY or capitalist who is
interested in ths building OF electric rail-
roads can get good information OF an Al
opportunity, In Canada, to Join four large
misunderstanding towns and smaller villages
through the best farming country, with less
than 100 miles OF railroad. There IL prac-
tIcaIly no connection between these towns
by steam roads, and only by water in sum-
mer. Address A. w. c., Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS.

ARTIST. furnish excellent references. spe-
cialist, to renew and refresh old pictures.
desires work about churches or families
Address FRANK MARIS, % MOtt-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
HELP WANTED.

FREDERICK LOESER
& CO., Brooklyn, re-
quire a competent man
for position of trust.
Must be thoroughly ia
miliar with all the office
work connected with a
department store. Apply
by letter.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

OLD WATCHES WANTED.
ALSO DIAMONDS. old gold. jewelry, etc.
Cash paid or we will take them in exchange
for new goods WATCHES AND JEW
ELRY REPAIRED in our factory on the
premises. Hours N. to p. m.
CHARLES A. KEENE. $50 BroadWay'
N Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
RESTAURANTS.

PALMER'S DINING ROOM. 161 w. 23d-
st.-Table d'hote dinner. 10 courses, eOc.
Speciality. spaghetti
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
Conutrp Tropertp FOR Sale OF % Eel

TNGLEwooD AND vIczNITY.-Houses for sale Of
T. rent H WEATHERBY & Co.. Englewood. N ].
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
FURNISHED ROOMS.

bSTH-ST., 122 WEST.-'Bachelor' mouse;
exoufsitely furnished rooms; large, small,
handsomely appointed: club centre; tele-
phone: L station.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
FURNISHED Houses Go Get-GOuutrr.

COTTAGE TO RENT-Lake Champlain. Essex.
" Y; rooms, furnished; ice. wood boat: $3.50 for
season; beach for bathing. E. W. LEANING. D. &
H. Co.. Albany, n. z
DORT KENT. Lake Champlan. for the summer. COM
Srtable house. delightfully."- located: trains
hoa+e accessible. Photogranhs particulars; address
OWNER No. ~ 4th Place Brooklyn N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

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