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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-20

cash ouota tons were roIlows
-Four steady winter uatents eooo' s'ra'gnts
a. Iuk003 40; bakers $3.50 0t@
aeG13 40.- clears SO 350a3eIl % spring specials
4 o0. spr,re patents s3.3566390; do straigf
heatNo spring LOS; Nc; No O. .g 81 me-
ed 7s407a: Corr No 4sb: No z
5lIf. rive No. 2. 52@x' No viii ..g6 cd
raes,ias barlev l51l9: fair to choic' mating
pr1me timothy eed 800; Mess porl Pc hb
lT.OO0 per Lard, 100 lbs SsO;g&. s2s
Short ribs sides loo e. 92u0SSt5. Df' :
sides. boytd s62K@9.75; Whiskey basis hig
grade wine 30; Glover, coatract grade, IL 50075
NEW YoRR
New York. June t9.-Fiour firm:
rvinter patents 3 T5Q 40: Mime sota paten $50
al so; Mi boxer a. 3004.50.
Rye nour st ady tair to good 2s50S.c5; choice
to fancy 3. 25I135U.
BucEwhea flour dull 81. 90O2 Is
Corn meal firm yellow western s1.OS.
Rye steady; Me-, eastern So; Stae.
Barley dull: feeding 81: maltln' 81
Bar ey mat ste,dy wese-n 65066.
Wheat steady: No. 2, red, 81: Closing
Sentember 1914. Decemqr 1873.
Corn-Spot easy; No. 2, tS4. closing May
Septem Der IGN.
DTS Sfot strong M ?, AN; May Al.
BeeI quiet: family slO.5n0l20O; mess 80 con
1000: berf bans e20.O012l.50 nacket $40 5O0ll. 10
picklrd shoulders sDs4; picked hams llh@l2;
! Lard steady. western steamed 9l5; refined
dull; continent $50; compound 7z08
ro * fin fsmi1s 1885, snort clear 1850
TAllow easy; city per package oA; country
5X05x . =
orpentIne firm 1T 49H05O
Rice: quiet. domestic. fair toextra 4h07t
Japan 4zO54.
Molasses quiet: New Orleans, open KEITH.
good to choice. 3l040
CofTee-spot Rio quiet, No invoice 0.H
milduuiet; cordova 740R
Sugs r-raw steady ar refining 315 mol
assess 1892; rehued steady;
Rvtter firm extra creamery 2lh; State dslri
CHEESE steady; state full cream small CO..
ored 10a white. fall made, l0x.
Eggs steady; State and Pennsylvania OiSH
Southern, :. West rn extras ....;
Potatoes steady Stats and western 7 III.
lbs. ls1do 12: south Jersey swee IS eLWl.O;
Long Island l750212; new Southern ~ $50
pc Peanuts 1T fancy hsnd-picked 40;
domestic 2sdo4K.
Cabbagey finn: st0S2 Long lslsnd.... south
ern Charleston ....: Norfolk
Frpigbts 70 i.ig-r0ool. oorto' NJ st7smer W
Cotton seed oil was steady and less dem;
Prime erode t. G. h. mills 5lD32 prime
summer yellow 424@45. OF summsr yellow
3Td3s prime white 40, pr me winter yellow
46; prime meal e2Z0OSl27 so nom
BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.
BALTIMORE. June 70 -Four dull;
wheat steady; spot and May sOAGsOH
southern wheat bs sample 1880
Con easier: spot aud June b6U50A:
Southern white corn 5al15IM
Oats firm; No. 2 white, 44XG145
rive sifm.r: NJ. 90: No. western ;
Butter steady and lower; fancy imitatlon 1000
fancy creamery z415I
Eggs steady; Trash 17K.
Chees. firm lIA012; large small l2A0l2ss.
Sugar strong; Dne and coarse graduated oUon
fine 6.05H.
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while we do not mean to say that reports
are satisfactory or brilliant in any sense Of
the word, a fair minded critic must admit
that conditions have improved of late. In
stead of looking for a poor government
report as was the case month ago, an
in the showing is now to be
Until the bureau report, next
month, we would advise the utmost eau
ton in making purchases and trades made
for turns only viii be found the most
profitable. On any break now cotton can
be bought for quick rally, though the
tendency of the market should be towards
a 91@c basis.
Cotton futures today ranged as follows
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. c. June - Turpentine
firm. 46 4; receipts 1O7 casks
Rosin inn; 81 90; receipts z58.
Crude, quiet at 81 COOS. E503 so; receipts
81 barrels.
Tar firm at 81. IS; receipts 13..
CHARLESTON, s. G. June 10 Spirits tur-
pentine steady 46h; receipts =: sales 100
Rosin steady receipts 49,: sales 20, ex-
ports
Quote Alb, C.1.6G; D. si.65: E. sI.so. 7
feO. g, 185i FL, 2.3S; L. 800: K. 90 N
$40: N, BIS: VIC. BPS: WV, 3.So
SAVANNAH, Ga. June 10 Turpentine:2; M
firm; AZ: receipts 8S5, sales. SEE;
Rosin fin; receipts 2,649 sales 2.34s.
Quote A, Be, e. s1.65; F1.1s:,
81 co u, 3Iss; b, $40. 1 sos; h. S3lO'
u, 50. 90; N. 1925; Wa S33S: WV s3.o5.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, June ls.-The spot cotton
market remains quiet but firm. uotations
unchanged.
The future market was quiet at the OPP
ening, prices fiuctuating from 4 points
down to above last evenings closing
prices. Notwithstanding the slump in the
Liverpool spot market of 20 points soon
after the opening of the local market
prices commenced an upward movement
and when the session ended the board
showed net gants of points on June, July
even. August up, while all of the new
crop positions improved to 10 points.
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OTHER COTTON MARKETS.
I'D. RECEIPT.
Port.
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. June t9 2p. m-money on
call steady 2Q2N; time money stead,
90 days4hS. go dAys 4h0. six months 5H
Ing exchange heavy actui bushes in
banker biils at 4e7'8s@ for dem an
AIS 30 for 60 day bills. Posted RAT es 465 h048SH
Com mercial bills Ass; Bar silver s2B
Mexican Al; Government bonds steady
kaliroad Londs weak.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, June 19.-There was an active
trade IN grains today and after showing
considerable strength early in the day
prices yielded to free liquidation, July
wheat closing 1-Sc lower and September
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NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, June 19-The cotton market
opened weak at decline OF COS points
under lower cables and continuation OF
the more or les general selling noted yes
terday which was again encouraged by
fairly favorable weather map and larger
receipts But after certain options nad
lost another point or two the list was raj
he'd sharply by weather forecast lndl-
eating the probability of lower tempera-
ture and bull support from New Orleans,
accompanied uy fresh reports OF crop dam
age Again the room attempted to check
the advancing tendency, but the into sight
for the week showed another decrease as
compared with the figures of the CORE
spending week last year and after mar
row reaction the list was once more forced
slowly upward under strong bull support
and covering with the market closing at
just about the best point of the day, be-
ing firm at a net advance of lac points.
Total sales futures were estimated at
$50. 900 bales.
Port receipts again exceeded early es-
Inmates. turning out $500 bales against
2.253 bales last year and the New Orleans
estimate for tomorrow was heavy, but
these factors exerted little influence on
sentiment in view of the very evident sup
port me market was receiving from South
ern sources which with more bad weather
expected checked selling while commission
houses had orders on the buying side OF
the account.
nay YORK. June fe-Cottnn spot cosed
quiet; 10 points lower; middling uplands
IL % mIddlfng gulf 1905 sales 100 b es.
futures opened weak.
Corrcn fltares closed firm.
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unchanged July corn was down / 1-Sc
September was off SOFAS and Septem-
Der oats were 1-4@3-S higher, while Sep
tember provisions closed unchanged at sc
higher
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Ew ORLEANS. LA June 10 Cotton future.
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. June 1o -<p. Moo on SCOT
moderate busioess; prices 20 American
ding 6. Is good ordinary f.26 ordinary OF );
The sales If the day were 0OO bales. of
which 500 for speculation and export and
included 1900 American. Receipts ITO Q
and Included 100 American.
Futures opened easier and closed irreg.
American middltng. 60. c.:
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vania. 25,2lO; Reading. 1870, AGO; ST. Paul,
1880 Southern Pacific, 12,1OO do pre-
ferred. $500; Union Pac.lic, 1870; Anal
eamated Copper, 1850; Steel, $4,000; pre-
ferred, 1900: Rock Island. $3.50.
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Killed by Lightning.
Especial e News and Observer

Maxton. N. c.. June 19.-During thun-
derstorm thursday evening. David Will
Hams. a farmer living three miles from
here, was struck and instantly killed by
lightning while going from the field to
his house.
Crops in this community. especially
truck. have been badly damaged by re-
cent hail storms
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The market closed firm
BARBEE & co.
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He who drinks EUVITA drinks health.
At all Fountains.
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BONDS.

J.S.Ref. 2's reg..i0sN
i. 4. Ref. 2's ecu lcsA
U. y. Us reg .....1o7A
. coup ........1cS
U. &. new 4'sreg 135K
!" coup ........135h
U. 3. old 4's reH.Il0
" coup ......111
O. 8. SIS re9.....102K
!" COUP. ...162X
Atch'sn Gen. 4s.I0O
" adj 4's....., 8sh
Bait. 81 o. 4's...1COl
do 3 1-2's. 90
do cow. 4's..1CO &
Can. So. 2nds....105h
9. of g. 5's......1o5A
I" 1st incomes. ~ e
/" I'd incomes 81
q. 81 o. 4H's.... 1osh
G. g. A 3 1.2's... 76
c.. b. 81 @. ga. 93M
CM&StP gen 4's1oo
G. q N. con rs. 1soss
g.. r. 1. u p. "a, loo
CCC&SLgen as 97S
Chicago Ter. as, SO
Colo. So 4s..... 60
D q. Rio CTS. 99A
q. rrior lien as. 60
Erie Gen A's..... S3h
r. W. 81. D.C.1sts Jos
dock. ". 1-2 si107A
f. NJ uui A'a 10f
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CLOSING PRICES
ONE TO SIX HIGHER
Following Weak Opening Cot
ton Winds Up Firm.
STOCKS MOVE AS COTTON
The EARLY Hours Show Weakness but Strength
Develops Later and the Market Closes
With Net Gains Of Point
STOCKS MOVE AS COTTON
(By the Associated Press.)

New York, June 19.-The dry goods
market is now more nearly on the basis
of new asking prices than at any time
since quotations began to advance. Open
ly quoted prices in many cases were ad-
mittedly pronibitive when made or three
weeks ago but many of them are wlthln
hailing distance today and the market
shows no signs of weakness in any dlrec-
ton.
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8. A. L. STOCKS AND BONDS.

BALTIMORE. June 10 --Seaboard Air Line
common 2ih022A: preferred o6H.
80uds as. ~
Atlantic Coast Line. common. 49,. $50.
preferred
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sadine futures ranged A. roilows
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED. Gardener and caretaker. hus-
band and wife. no children. 20 take care
q gentleman country place. within -orty
miles Of city Of New ok. must under
stand care OF zen mouse and vegetable gar
den must have good references Address,
stating full particulars. wages expected,
nationality where previously employ ed,
etc. II N L. Tribune Uptown Chcs. 1854
Broadway.
YOUNG MA%-BRIGHT-Over Is 10 pre-
pare fJr Govt Position. Good Salary.
Permanent. Gradual Promotion Box so
Cedar RAPIDS Ia
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WORK WANTED.

BOOKKEEPER. CASHIER--EXPert In all
branches. manufacturing cost accounting
a specially. employed. desires a change.
bond II required. an all around good once
man. ageo 50. BOOhEEEPER. Box %.
Tribune Of1Cs
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Cont Nc SI6o VII be received Commission
q Docks Iicr a Battery Place p o'clock
noon Monday November 1903 For particulars see civ
Red
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOX 80 yc- can learn how p uanufs-t-
IRE and place on market four salable
articles. No EGuhuE. Big money car be
made. II -, Why Go 7 selI7 An an tn-
valid - wears old. address GENUINE
Box g Tribune Of.ce
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

RWGU5 UWBWET
select Ernplovneut Agency Colored ser
wants a speciality. Edward L. Walker. Man
ayers I65 West s3d-st Tslephone ATTa-
ISth-st.
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COACHNAN .-Tho-ouEnfy unders-a-is care
90 horses and Cara es. = years best
city reference. 10 year from last employer
as rider and driver Cal OF adE-ess SLAT-
Terry. Isl East 4Sth-st
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DRESSMAKER--Sty sitter and -ecti-
fer: work By Gay, week or az home: first
class references. II Deadly. 1S5 Lsxiag-
toz-ave
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LOST.


LOST .--Bl lkbOck No 4f2.u0s. seEmeu'
GaEk foT savings. - anE Is -FslI-st-
Aew-1crk. Payment stopped Cenccllati0n
applied fg- Please retgrD o. bank.
AFBEERTTEEMENTS ard slbsc -ipticns for
The Tri1uEe Tec=iEcG ~ their EPtoN r
Once No I 364 E-rat VEy. tetEeen aetE
and S7th sts- cntil o'clocE . u Actef--
ffssr1e-fs received 81 The following branch
nfsces az regular Office rates until Q cioeA
T. n viz: "a shave. g e. cor 2sd-et !
tss Gth-ave. or. l2th-sf. 2 East .sfn-s- :
a. ssS.-f .aa-es between 7th ard SEk <s--
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PRICE. $500.
ONLY 500 CASH REQUIRED
Country Property for Sale or to Let

ez1ele-t opportunity q secure perfect country
- NealCi tzrEe- cc----1r-a--e A1use VAN
= -1Eer- i-rrCVe-uel-s in-lu1irg telephone and ee
-rr a-Ee plaza shrubs and fr- trees q a.
k1-E s-zce with accg-lo-atlo-s -or NE horses 40
carriage. Ear1eE- El-hN-
grapes. r-sToerles, &c beaut-tl
.g-zrc-- E-ul-es from station churches ana spl-
CUB Lez-ablc psrry cor q Tea-e or
-. S1.f per For further
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

ROOM in very reans1 family. in return
vocal lessons ~ cultured Ing Grand
aDera student r. sis West 5SLA-s-
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OFFICE 70 BIZ FILLED

Member o. eEHs-r hly. Thir-
V-tuwrh District. ......
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RSE-Position as nurse, By the week
or mOura. also c1tr- podISr. massage
understands care o. gentleman wardrobe.
first class reference from leading pEysi-
can. Address NURSE. Z II c. a. H.
v. 555-st
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ErLL1ARD AND POOL TABLES.

tables. high grace bowling alley builders,
lowest prices MARX BROS, - Union
Square
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PLACE OF BUSINESS.

las Nassau. Manhattan.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
ATTENDANT 20 INV aid. ~ refined woman
experienced nurse. city or country. AG-
dress ROBINSON. - Wa-sicS-st-. Brock
lyD-
ATTENDANT. SURSE.-By chserraI younz
woman. all travel. moderate salary. 5
$. Fox 100. tribune UPTOWN one. l.3Gi
Brca iva az
CUOk.-By middle aged woman; thorough
~ ccEpetsnT. puoltc or private, good lsf-
creme. ahcrf distance In country. masses
coed brad and pastry sd Wss- -sl1-ss-.
rfrh bell
COOK -Flrst class. IN private family. best
city references. DOYLE. . C0luz1ous-
ave
COOk.-Frsnch girl IS gid coos IN Ameri-
can family. -ounlry preferred wages So,
bes- ely reference n 3. - " Sofl-Et
COOK and I.AUN DRESS by competent
young Eiri excellent city references frtsl
last employer. cal 10 6-E-ags-
COOK BY German lrst class. IN apart
ment. understands her business. 10 wash
inx = BOO 5d-sve-. near 74t1-sl. secold
noC.r care q Ms. MandeL
COOK--By middle aged Canadian Protest.
ant, honn- or boarding hcuse. sood r=fe--
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AUTUMN Resorts.
AUTUMN Resorts.
VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS,
200 FEET ELEVATION.


IN THE VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS
Where the summer and Fail Climate. the
Waters. Baths. Hotels and Scenery have no
Equal In America
Rheumatism govt obesity troubles cured
New Golf with Squash Court Longing Rooms
Cafe. PfaE-Poa- FinS Golf Course. Tennis courtx
Pleasure Pool excellent livery and ell outdoor psstes
THE NEW HOMESTEAD
Is unageStiona5ly ally
America MoGern the srlctest conducted the
e-oadest lines and Patrontze by the highest class Broker
orlce with direct y. Y. wire.
Pullman Compartment Car via Washington leaves New
York ss5 P. II arrives Hct Springs Is 4. NJ E1Cur
son ticket AZ Chesapeake ohio Offices S6e Broadway.
AID Offices Pennsylvania Raircad. Address
FRED STERIsT. Manager Hot Springs Va
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BOARD AND ROOMS

1grH-sT. - EAST-Deligntfuf ourloels-
1le ElrrcuudllEs. central location. la.re
rooms. rrivare baths. all conEeniellces-
medium Ffom. ra-lcr Ching extra quality
meals. references.
- WASHINGTON SCUARE-NeUIy fur
u.sGee Esge frg-r room. overlooking the
ga.L' running water. steam heat: French
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Female.
VISITING COVERINGS. experienced. hsv-
lng afternoons diseugaEed. desires more
pupils; English, French plano. also neg
iected educs ton: good references. Miss
FORBES. 20 East f2s)d-st
WOMAN wishes to take home fine hand
work. such rl1rOzrauS. etc. on pU-
low shnms- CAL ROHARCH. 1.4sz Avenue
4 near 7sth-st-
YOUNG LADY. English. gra6uste Packer
Collegiate Institute. iesfres daily engage
rnent secretary. Eover-ess. reader OF tutor:
English. French. German understands
plano 1902 Dear-st-. BrOoklyn-
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Proposals.


N2JIcE NV " G 52ETE4 new YORK
uo--X NORTH RIxER pIvIsIox.
0'''s f'O't HILL And NoRTE RIVER TRR HHN'N
SEALED PROPOSALS N FOR THE WORKS
Gsa to The eQRiFp. ss q yaE2 S Tss 5 tS q
TIE SECRETARY Of the Company at S Cedar Street New
DAY o6rT Ps e .t:5 y ,.1,.. ,.....
COPY ssh s H si' r. Bf d3ffss'
sS66EEG TB g
CONTRACT DRAWINGS
@ &c fT55sd to intending S4as 0S S ~ TIss
TIE order q the Pennsylvania New Jersey Nsw York
TIE doea snts above refsrrsd 70 viii se FINISHED by
CITY y T Supplementary dawings exhibiting geoiogi
ca fG5sten 50 far as has been de5sTTasd 6y Sorins
afford data 70 the Contractor also be at this
me coatrsetoEs BEND VIII be 1o7 Of The amount s q
A ! COUNTY. Secretary.
rrssrv5 E25IE xE ~ 2 F8SK G6xo ISLAND
ooNS1F a2T9SN 1xD NoEFa R kNPHE MAN
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR The WORKS
necessary 70 the CONSTRUCTION q various Sections Of
Wife the STATE q New YORK vii be received al the
New York. CITY. \. y, uutn Z o'clock noon on the
copy Of ss5a 6 II ' To Et f5fi'
ELL-E 80
sPEZgLFI I "a
C0TTPACT DRAWINGS
viii b. furnished intending bidders on written request
t6e orfe- - re Pen5syivaEa New York and long island
re soea eats above r:fsEr9d e vii se fdTnlshe4 By
city y = Supplementary dswrss exhibiting geoiogi-
e2l s t1Tatn' e l1I rs e2 Z r it5 s
AFFORD data Contractor. can also be at this
The Contractors Bond viii be Ioes Of the amount Of
Ms O-- RoBEBT Il CROFT secf 7 -5'-'
;@yE 70 G F6SK q8x ISLAND
,----,-.--,IE EAST RIyER PIvIsIoE ,,.,---.-
TAN. EAST RIVER EsED LoNG lsI-AND cITT.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE WORKS
- necessary 10 TIE construction from points
a ISaer MsRaan East R75r and L6ng Island CITY 10
point sort d,slaa9e norm 81 BaTaeh venue in
City. y y until IL o'clock noon on The 18TH day Of
copy Of ssh 6 II Si TO Bt i5fdR''
S SPETF ! "a
SONTPACT DRAWINGS
viii be furn- ed 70 intending odte,s OF written request
TIE o-as- u re Pennsylvania Yov ard Long Island
ne above sf s a. WI os fa5n.Sae3 5y
city y 7 Supplementary drawings eAhbi-LHs geoiog-
,R NAV sr8 asa to re contractor eaa aso be- sesa
The Coalrsc-ors Bond VII be 100 q the amount Of
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceIve5 al The Office % the LIGHT House Inspector.
Ta,-azi7svLIIa y Y until 11.45 o'clock N, Fri
a Nov. 1903 and then oPeued for furnishing AID
delivering buoys buoy APPENDICES and rrco-rg chain
-egrf-ed for TIE Light House Estahlishuet
ar-f-z the fiscal year June 80 1904. TIE
ti-eg 70 he fu-rish-7 =~r-~ara v-i~-
gas spar channel buoys. shackes. svtvels,
naooring chains. ballast balls. mushroom anchors,
lrcr and stone siu1ers. al Of which
in gpecffcatiols attached which
nav be obtained application 70 Capt. WILLIAM NJ
FCrGER, L. : y. Inspector Third Light House Dis
trfct.
CEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR
binding concrete ard granite bulkhesd wall. SLING
paving IN the q same between pa and
74th Streets East River Contract No SIS viii
ceived bv tse Courizsi-1er Docks Pier foot
Of until - o'clock 1909
For nertsruIars Cfrv Record
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR PILES
Cont Nc slsp VII te received BY the Commissioner
q Docks. a Iicr Battery Place. o'clock
noon Monday November g 1903 For particulars see city
RED
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.TORAGE.

ETAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES; eth-
ave. I'd 10 SEA- sf.-StoraEe fo- fur-f-
tGre. etc: pzdGet vars for r-rncstrE. cltv
or county; boxing. packing. shipping and
Insurance; estimates furnished Telerkcae
r- ZrHT-e-r--st
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orFTcr TO BE FILLED

Member e ASSeloif'
TEelfrh Dist-ict. 800 !.
Member q TIE Rosrc 81
A1eer-1e1- TEeic-h Dis
~~r --ss-s- $1,000 go -
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NAME OF CANDIDATE.

August = Ee.z,er-.-..---.
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RESIDENCE PLACE OF BUSINESS

5I2 East i3sth ST, TIE
Bro1x.
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OFFICE 70 BE FILED

Member cs re Board q.
ki1e--1er. -u1eS-y-seve-t.
nar-~4-~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-02

L1DT-s MAID or family seaustress. cox
ps-eu- Il both capacities oesr city refer
ercsz- god -ressr-a ker. hairGresser and
pacEer. Address O.. . living Pace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-02

Young girl. understands packing ard
travelling. SIX years references. no carc=~
100 East 54th-sr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-02

German good dressral-er- speaks ard
reaFs II Elfsh- some French. references. L
G.. r42 F-1-EItn-sr Jersey CRY HsfEhta
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LADY's MAID -By young Sws1sh Eri.
E1I-a-e
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Election Notice.
PLACE CT BUSINESS

500 B-oe.vsy. Manhattan.
go Grand ST.. Manhattan
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LACEDRESS frst class. % take wo-k az
home or cut by the Cay. ladisa. gentle
mems Or family wascIcg. refereLces-
SARAH. AZ Wssc 325-sC
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NUFSE.-By tho-ouErly competent North
German. speaking fluent Frerch. chiicrsz
from "a years NJ city o. country b-s-
references = w. Box So. Tribuas Cp-
town Ofice. z 1904 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-02

5TANAEING HOCsEECEP E2. apartment
E1tel or club. or vii 90 as s1ewar1ess-
Address US. W. zoe 5-h-ste-. Brooklyu-
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MAID useful ccr1anlon. assistant house
keeper or any position q trust uy -
fired North German excellent searstres&
traveller hacker salio-. WiE1E % 60 %
THE country or travel G. P 31s i0th-aTa.
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LACNDEES5. first class. % take work q.
hone or out b. The cay. Ia1ies' gertle-
mems -r family w4shi1gs recsrS-cesl
FRANCIS. I55 West 51st-st-
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NURSE. widow would Ike enid 70 MIA.
al home. mothers "a PETERSON.
4Q5 East sSrh-sc
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


CARrrAFCER "A refined An-r-c<z Prvs-
esra1r yculg woman. having Ter own
hone would Ike Caily care % coughs &
bacteiQr aga-talsrrs. highest tes-tuo-ials
given Aecrsss 81 ? L. AS Eas- 1<t1-
-. Apartment u
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COACHMAS g. medium sfzet E-gtlsa-
man. Proficient hc-seua1 and workman.
Trustworthy City driver. furnaces. genera y
useful. private family. city CT country. ex-
cellent recornuenoatious- EELSALL. "a
West 67ta-st-