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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-11

A commercial and general use for a rhyming
dictionary is somewhat new. The suggestion
is made in DR.. J. Longmuir's revision Of J.
Walkers 'Fhyming Dictionary" Oc p Dutton
& Coz that the book may prove OF valuable as
sistsnce in deciphering errors in kilograms. That
such errors may be OF wide significance recent
public events plainly show. In telegraph codes
words stand for stated sentences. When these
words are confused mutlated in transmission
the merchant is invited TO become poetaster.
An instance OF not uncommon word mutila-
ton may be added 20 show the value Of the
book for the purpose above mentioned. In a tel
egram received. a word appears as "Sterturn. %"
The merchant goes through the usual course Of
looking through his code for a word like this
which VIII make sense in connection with the
remainder Of the message and. after wasting an
hour or more In trying to decipher the true
meaning, is compelled 10 return the telegram 10
the telegraph company for repetition
Probably. in the course OF the following dav
he receives the amended message showing thar
the word originally dispatched was "Overrurn. q"
meaning Sell 10 arrive 1000 bales Tinnevelly
Cotton at % pence per pound BY this time.
however, the London price has declined 10 bls
pence a pound. so that he must either run The
risk OF holding the cotton IN a falling market.
submit 10 an immediate loss Of 500 on The
previous days quotation. Now had this rner-
chant referred 10 this book under the letter y
FOR words ending ''erturn" he would at once
have found ''Overturn." ana have saved some
hundreds OF pounds.
An index is appended 10 the syllable die
tionary OF all perfect rhymes OF different or
biography. and allowable rhymes OF different
sound In this. authority for usage is from time
10 tine cited from English poets The index is
designed aid TO using the dictionary. IN
which the words. being arranged by their in
verted order. examinations OF similar orthog-
raphy are classified together. Words Of different
orthography. but similar sound. are thus sep
arated difficulty which the index aims 10 cor
rect This edition is plainly made. well printed
from clear type on paper sufficiently opaque.
but OF light weight The pages sre single col
pmnec
Mrs. Alice NJ Hayes has revised her guide 10
sicesaddle riding. The Horsewornan" Imported
by Charles Scribner's sons), after an additional
experience OF hunting. chiefly in Leicestershire
and Cheshire. The chapter on Riding FN-
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m PURSUANCE on - ORDER on EOS.

- Abner c Thomas. Surrogate Of the County Of New
York hereby all persons having claims
Adolph G. Marshuetz OF the County
York deceased present with vouchers thereof
Il subscribers place OF uansacting business
Front IN the city Of New York or be
fore the 3lst Cay Of December next.
Dated New York the 18th day Of June 1893
JULES G. MARSHCETZ.
JACOB 8. CARVALHO
Executors.
A 6 GILBERT. Attorney for Executors. 3 Park Row.
New YORK cts.
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- PIrRSTANCE OF - ORDER Ola HON

- Abner c Thomas. Surrogate Of The County Of New
YORK notice hereby given ali persons having claims
against Kohn late q the County Of New YORK.
uresent the with vouchers thereof TO
The sutscrher an the Office attorneys Lppmann
Ruck No 49, Nassau-st.. II the city or New York.
on before day Of January next
Dated, New York the sth day Of July. 1905
ABRAHAM BLUR,
LOUIS SEUBRIR.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


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country. private family, ga years ssfsr-
ence past employer. 90 21-ays-. second
floor
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East 1Oth-st-. Cahllfs DELL No cards
CHAMBERMAID or WAITRESs.-By a
y0uuE c0l1Ied girl, willing OIAsinss OF
Iadys maid So West 5-a-st-. care W
Da0ny.
DAYS wORK-By respectable womsn,
washing ironing Or any Aid OF h0--~
work good reference 5lI shave
DAYS wORk.-Houss or offics ssanias
by reliable woman. SHkhhOOD. i'i
East 2Btn-st.
CSEKEEPER-B widow. s. q ~
dnement. character and ability Ie,P'
sible place either in private iAM4iy
apartment hotel. references. Alll5ss a. -
H. l55 North-st.. Bayonne. y. =.
HOJsEKEE.PE.R and COMPANION 70 a.
fnva17d ar elderly couple. Tor a small A.
sry. by a lacy u experience; la44-4s 80
best references. z O.. Dos 49, ~
Corn
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intelligent. middle AGED, compe-sl.- -
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b. mail Address hrs T. FHA''
Spring..
EEPER.-Rehnsd. capable amer
lean as managing nolseK1ele 4 -sssi-,
fenced in marketing sl1ppiHss 1s-
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TD-r-,,-r-S NURSE. by experienced Eas-
FSr Protestant middle aged woman. 80
entire charge. bring up On lo,i-., ~ =
country. bes- reference - "esl 49,
L-T--CTTrNcv4rD &c-Mddle ased woman
h, leI, Ina kitchen and plain colAihs'
ANN LONG. 26D Hamilton-ate-. ai,'N-s =
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e-ssr.ra az her own home, city rs-si
ence T. Ar Nfstison~ats-- ---.lal
I,ATNpREss.-Good Housr on laeies
clothes. ln hisl se1ol- ~ eo----'
EFfFWFR 2iO East 2stn-5t
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-.-i-4-a farnilv. country le41t--l-a q"
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C'KEErT. 2ls East totn-st
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take IN Washing az l'-li-V -
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- d~-iog. reasonable. " kfL4-ND' -
West Ssth-st.
IapY.s MAID-By young S ,5C9-v ~o esi
A-<AL -r,iD sewing. M - bkO"N' ~
West 4lsr-st
- - v.,Ur.v sswING and Ms:Npi,Ns
4 -, ,.e dsy Mrs BAILEY. ~
SD st
sE1,fsTREss .-ChEdren's and Disc
sewing by day or weee 80 - 8ei-
A 3. SMITH. Ia Sl-S
mont Flats.
WASHING ana IRONING--By a re'''J -
- German woman. ~ t,7 ,..,'5,,.-.,s
dress Mrs. L. BALLlN NV
F,ssr New york. 8rooklHn-
WAITING. staolcnan. nrins. "a er~rasn
- r.4nrinz stationary eAsli''s ,.,--f,r-r-
Included. 10 years exprIlgn.is ". II
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r AFLIN. JOHN PHILBRICK.-IN PURSU-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS.
LEXINJTON-AvE., 1.O66.-Large front
room handsomely furnished. in private
house to one or two gentlemen; all con
veaiences: references exchanged OMNEte.
BAC1IELORs. APARTMENTS. -T4 Madi-
son-ave-: single. en- suite private oathS'
breakfast optional
LARGE nicely furnished rooms. with not
and cold water. all conVenlences. I1 u
silent; parlor floor suitable for doctor. %t'
West 4sth-st.
43D-sT., 10 EAST opposite Hotel Mammal
tan.-Very desirable large room. ~"
private bath: also pretty hall room '7'7
phone.
1--4s WEST 84TH-sT.-Large. handsome
" furnished room and small
60 MADISON-AvE.- and en- suite.
private baths, references required
LARGE. well furnished front room. in
private family. second floor running
water: all modern convenIences- w west
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RANKBOOK No. 226. 2s2 OF the Union Dime
SAVINGS Institution is missing Any per-
son having a claim 70 II Is hsrepy ca4eu
upon TO present the same within ten days
or submit to having said paSSDook ce-I4Sei'0u
and a new one issued
LosT.-Passbook No. e4.9s2 OF the East
River Savings Institution FINDER p--aSe
leave IL at the bank, 3 ChaElbers-sJ All
persons are cautioned not 10 purchase OF
negotiate the same.
LOsT.-Bankbook No. 1O9.13T. the New
York Savings Bank Payment stopped
Finder please return 10 bank
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same to the bank within thirty DAYS vr the
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extinguished and a new one issued in lieu
thereof.
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Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon SAID book is called upon 10 present the
same 70 the bank within thirty tavs or the
said book will be declared cancelled and
extinguished and a new one issued in Leu
thereof.
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Savings Ba1S. ANY person having claims
upon said book IS called upon 10 present the
same 70 the bank within thirty DAYS or the
said book will be declared cancelled and ex-
tinyui5dsd and a new one issued In lieu
thereof.
LOsT-Bankbooz No. 711.S1O. Bank for
Savings. 80 4th-ave. New-EOrk. Pay
nsnt stopped Please return book 70 bank.
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m nt stopped. Please return book to bank
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS.
Female.
AS COMPANION or MAID 20 elderly lady
in good family. BY respectable young per-
son. recently arrived from Great Britain;
Protestant: good sewer; first elias testi-
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Surr0gdteS Notices.
Oh az ORDER Ola HOE.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
G. Thomas. a O County o.
York. is hereby given persons having
claims Charlotte A Forge. County
Of New York. deceased present
ers thereof place transactnx
her attorneys, Nos. 1922 William Street.
OF New York before the 14th day December
Dated. New York day June. 1903
EMILY A LA FORGE. Aduinistra trtx.
MURRAY, BENNETT INGERSOLL. Attorneys for
Administrators. 1922 William Street New York City
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ADVERTISE NfENTS and subscriptions for
TIE Tribune received az their Uptown
once No SG4 Broadway between 36rh
and 3Tth sts. until o'clock , Adver-
d m viz : 2s4 shave. .. e. cor. 23t-st.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-11

Mrs. Alice NJ. Hayes has revised her guide 10
sioesaoole riding The Horsewoman" Imported
by Charles Scr1bner's Sonsl after an additional
experience OF hunting chiefly in Leicestershire
snt Cheshire The chapter on Riding FIX
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Male

YOUNG MAN. Is. stronx. Hvs,- =
parents. wishes % learn ne 51a,-. "a
trade. best references. a Pro- n'1s
West 46th-st -. ~
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COOk-First class family coos city or
country. private family. ga years ssfsF-
ence past employer. 90 2a-ags-. second
floor
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD,
The WAY TO THE SEA"
MANHATTAN BEACH.
Leave 54th a.. l.. p y. Y week DAYS 40 s..o
7;s0 20 100 a n. 10 $40 40 go 9.46 S7S
$50. 80 $40. COO go 40 90 $40 ana 40 p ~
Beach 2. m
Adtitional trains Race Days. c I. J. c. i2.sO ans
i2.50 2. n
Leave East y. Y. = minutes after s4th 81 tina
DvERTIsEAEESTs and subscriptions FOR III. Trshuz.
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WORK WANTED.

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PRoFESSIoyAI SITUATIONS.

AS COMPANION or MAID 20 elderly lady
in good family. BY respectable young per
son recently arrived from Great Britain !;
Protestant; good sewer. first elias testi-
mOnials from former employers, Address
Miss ELEANOR PHAIR. S29 3d-ave.
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WORK WANTED.

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The Forrest City times., 1903-02-06
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The Forrest City times., 1903-02-06
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The Forrest City times., 1903-02-06
Ths EonE.

The ffvf nneaslfa tat H au Sas the fellow -sereant b.a b1 Judge Merr5- man wfea war r4~ae1 by Tots = 7s to 5 Iae bfl renders railroad cor pofatIons liable for injury 70 an ern- plotse wslt~ performing hs duty whore fset Hs4rr feta4ts from rer- 1gea"s or lEcaianat at.l4cy Of a fellow servant
 lt F ta fGaette esdiue certain parts 0f fi"f Srriu1- Mountain resrrrz- lafs to the nttat sfate- government. tsass- ed
 s F 1s allowing tho attorney gen eral sIGe i~r month fsr clerical h5re vas amended. tl4e Hneasare pass-8 ard t go@s to tAe governor for hls az nature
 Al The afternoon rersion a motion io ree"ns der fhe Daniels medical blI prevsI I3ei and after considerable 4s. cus,ion lie nf-surs wak passee Dy vote of %7 10 &
 The bill provides for three state sx- sminins boards. representing the Silo- paths homeopsfhs and ecleeticr
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The Forrest City times., 1903-02-06
EREIN5LS LEGISLATURE
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The Forrest City times., 1903-02-06
The ssrx.s

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The Forrest City times., 1903-02-06
NoUDAY. FEBRUARY q

Senator Jobe's biil separating school tax paid by whites and blacks was de feated by two votes
 number Of bills many Of A local nature were introduced in the senate
 In the house Mir Meyers introduced . bill for the erection Of state re- form school, and MT. Campbell Of Ps- laski introduced bill spproprlating ss.o00 to assist in the erection of s monument to the Confederate dead st I.ittls Rock