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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-24

CHAMBERMAID and WATTRESS.--A LADY
leaving town about June I wants situa-
ton for girl when she can highly recon-
mend Nav be seen at present emplOysr -
10 East 31st-st-. between and G
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COACHMAN and GARDNER; middle aged:
| single: care private place. lawns. roads,
etc; moderate wages: sober and reIlaoIe'
/ written and personal references J. H.
| BOZ 10 Tribune Offlca.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


Female.
COOK.-Besf city Tese-euceSs employer 90
inS abroad. Address WILLING. Box 40.
Tribune Office
COOK-Weish cook where help Is given II
kitchen: city or country; best references
C. 23G East 2Sth-sr
COOE.-Protsstanr good. plain COCK good
haker. in New Brunswick, y. j.: no laun-
AIRY work: separate room. moderate wages
, references: diseugaged June = Address
COOK lib West Ili1-sI
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100 DIFFERENT STAMPS. Pc ian. Bull
> gariap Crecian Servlan. Egyl n. Turk
ish. Abyssinian, etc. 81. STAMPS, 10 4th-
/
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RESTAURANTS.

Luchow's German Restaurant,
,0s-iii Z. 18th. Sole importer Of Wtrz-
burger Hofbrau. Fiisner GenossenschRfts-
frsi,
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ART.

rrSTORER O. Of paintings. engravingS
- HENRY MEYER, sl3 sth-ave.
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MACHINERY.

wood ard iron working machines. July
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
cnahged- GEO. B. EDDY. 39S Aadison-st
METZ & WEISS. kerosene and gas engines
for electric lighting. pumping and all
power purposes. SEND for catalogue. A
METZ, I2S-I3S M0Tt-st-. New-F oTk City.
NEW and eecc ID nanG fan motors. direct
and alternating: large stock; repairing
NJ T FLICK ChGmhers-st-
ELECTRIC MOTOR and dynauos bought.
eo!d and exchanged; first class repairing
F7T5I,T, ELECTRIC MOTOR CO.. 1855 Woos-
ter-Et
WOLVERINE MOTOR WORKS. % War
ren-st N 7; self-sta.tiDE and reversing
casolene motors for launch and auxiliary
purposes. 9 to SIS horsepower two and four
ryC'p
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lCOACHMAN.-Steady. sober young man;
single: dfsengaged June :; city reference
as 10 capability. honesty, sobriety. &c Ad-
dress ADVT, 491 3d-ave.
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1TATTRESSTS REMADE at residence or
ehon 81 -. any STYLE furniture reno,
waited equal to new: reference. GOODWIN.
I19 " est o3d-st-
VPHOL STERY, artistic interior decora-
tioi.s: carpet laying: mattresses made
over. slip covers. etc; reasonable. "A
GRFFNHCT. 2Gl West 9Sth-st.
I, EATZTN Trpho steTer and Decorator, ll3
West 25th-st Telephone ! 3a6 Madison
Square. Work guaranteed: highest refer
ences: lowest Prices.
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BICYCLES

BICYCLES all makes. 81 weekly II
RAT$CH 227l 3o-sve-. near 1-0o-s~
opeE evenings
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WE BUY postage and revenue stamPs;
postal card. collections. CHAMBERS
STAMP CO. III Nassau-st
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CoACHJAN-By married EnGltshman; L
years first class personal references
coT7pefeu+ and reliable; strictly sober. Ac-
dress & 4Sf Werren-st-. Newark.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
c4ice No I 1854 Broadway, between S6tn
e11 sTth SITS until o'clock p. m Adver-
tIeernents received al the following branch
oa7cas al regular office rates until clock
"a y-fz "a shave. 8 e. cor. 23d-st
i53 6th-ave cor. f2th-st.; 90 East i4th-sr
OK West 42d-st.. between 18th and Sth aVes.
of3 West f25th-st.: 1898 Sd-ave.. etwera
7ffb and 77th SITS: LOGS Sd-ave., near 6lst-
at: TOS fst-ave.. near SSth-st.: 70! Easr
f95th-st; T56 Treuont-ave-; Coo Sd-aEe-,
near 41st-st; 5J4 3d-ave.: 2lU BleeckeT-st-
g9y Pleeckpr-st Brooklyn. y. 1--2l6
Court-st: 2i5 Snrith-st.: 10O4 Gates-ave-
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n9TERFTG'9 GREAT
r ny GRnE

s2s BROADWAY. NEAR 12TH ST
Extra1rciuarv reductions have been flade
IN o-de- To close out OF large STOCK OF LHe
--latest and best hooks Never before nave
such values been offered Prices have been
slashe6 riEht and left. regardless OF cost
regardless Of Profits. Medical books, -Sc
sac &c and s. each. Usually sold ron
S. 70 $ each AL kinds IF books % suit al
tastes Historical. Biographical rellgloOs'
,.-ta-r-Fe.- BOOKS Books Of felton, travel.
Books for children. poetry. &c Encyclo-
rsa5 as OF sale for 2 song. including Apple
Tor e Chambers s. Britannica rope : &c
P,,--hzse -o.r ne chance OF q lifetime
J. Wiz rc- occur again. LOWERING. b25
E-1s 5vsv. near l2th-st-
Eg BLUE SIGN 8
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COACHNAN.-Married: no family, thirteen
years best city reference; nine years Win
lasr employer: strictly temperate AcdIesS
1 T Q East 30th-st
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OPEN AIR DRYING; al work done by
hand. THE CUBAN MODEL LAONDh4'
! 207 East S9th-st and 1872 East Sith-st.
SANITARY LAUNDRY. hand work clean
ing and dyeing: KID gloves cleaned e yer
so East l10th-st., near Madlson-aNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-24

CHA BERNAID IN private family; fvs
years reference. Call Sunday and Mon
day afternoons. HIRLEaY. Il Z. 10Jh-sr-
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COACHMAN.-Scotch: single y; height
IT. in: thoroughly experienced riClrs
and driving highest class written and per-
souaI references MCPHERSON, care OF
Cockburn, lf5 West 53d-st.
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES. -Domestic. New
Horne, Wilcox & Gibbs, singer; install
ments or rental. H. RACSCHs 22l 3D.
ave-, near 123d-st. Telephone lSsSa Harlem
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DOGS.
DYEING AND CLEaNING.

the cox BRIO, 7eS IEXINGToN-AvE.
French cleaners and fancy dyers Laoes
3ved to match towns. All the materials
used by the 7reSsmakiPg trade also me
garments cleaned and dyed. Real laces
Cleaned and mended. Mail orders promptly
attended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-24

OLD postage and revenue stamps and col
lections bought at highest prices. =
KRERS, IS Nassau-st.
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UPHOLSTERY.

MATTRESSES made TO order: carpets taken
up cleaned and reiaid- LEWIS BROS.
I g24 Brna dway.
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CUTLERY.

~------------------------~ -
made 70 order and repaired. at O.
ERAUTH's. 81 John-st. near Saksaa-st-.
k~s-Xcrk
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
PRINTING.

AT0TDFKN 81 I I-ts, IOFf u
~ cn.,c,aI work speciality. r n
oT@I11Ir rRoorn GIG. IO8 Fulton-st
- 1-.cT-r PRESS. artistic job print
I - go west 27th-sf.-Rush work our
tnk electric power. Send for est
mates --
-TcC-Tyrp the printer. is al q AEn-s'-'
is.o-york All kinds of work
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/ WORK WANTED.
Female.
| ASSISTANT B0OKKEEPER and stenogra-
pher by a lady. three years experience
| references. N. T.. SO East 29th-st
/ CONPANION.-U refined North Ger
man; going abroad: excellent sailor; high
/ est personal city reference. T. E., 500 Co
lumDUs-aVe.
/ COMPANION to elderly or invalid lady. by
/ refined Christian woman: usefu-; pleasant
/ home preferred to large salary. Gail or ad-
dress e. West I27th-st.
| FRENCH LADY. diplomee de Paris, teach
/ ing in Long Branch and vicinity during
! summer wishes more engagements. Nine.
! LEMAIRE. Webster ave. Bedford Park
/ Ess-EngIish. educated. accom-
plished, experienced, best testimonials
! and references England and New-I ork.
! THOMPSON, 50 LenoX-ave.
/ GOVEREEss. resident tRorua7 Catholic;
/ dissngaged June /: thoroughly advanced
/ English (c5rtifCated), French, Latin, music,
singing; moral, religious training; health,
( toilet; very successful with backward
pupils; good needieWunan. accept tempo
/ r;LIy engagement summer months. eNcGt.eIt
; references. Miss KIkWIN. 241 East l5lh
/ JANTTREss. = German; husband good
mechanic rent free q P2 q Am n 2 s@He 10
Z
/ JANITREss. By reliable. capable woman.
~ ~ ne +o---e during he sumner. salary
I expected. BINGHAM. 313 East 4ist-st-
/ LADY. former public school teacher, wishes
( pupils; coaching or regular Instfuctlon IN
( school or elementary college subJecJsi nigh
/ est references. THOROUGH 81 West
/ l3Gth-st.
| NURSERY GOVERNEsS or COMPANION.
by refined young lady, Of Ene!lsA De
/ scent and education; music a4d asS1s'
/ French: best city references Address y
! l. Iiox 40. Tribune offt-e-
/ READER wish %, secure position (teu-
porary OF permanently Tor young lady who
has been my reader ana confidential secre-
I lars or appointment address H VAN
/ SCHAICK, IS West S4th-st-
/ STENOGRAPFER.- Remington operator;
/ experience limited; accurate: refined; sal
J AIRY So: no agencies. Address Miss ROSE
! AiANNBERGER. 27G West itist-st-
/ sTENOGRAPHER and typewriter. begin
4 ner, Remington and Smith operator: MOD
/ crate salary Address MISS NJ. II COF'-
/ MICK 100 East Il9th-st.
/
/ sECNETARY.-Young LADY. formerly pri-
/ ~-ats srSoo1 teacher desires position as
prtvate secretary to LADY or gentleman Ad-
dress Miss DAVIS. Short Hills. n. J.
sTEY0GF APHFP--Four years expert
/ enCe: rapid. accurate: permanent Address
! A J NJ 742 Tremrnt-ave
| sTENOGPAPHER ana TYPEWRITER
| FvDerienceE. moderate salary. Miss 4
! @ SHEEI TX. I53 Centre-st-. care Ferry
| manufacturing Company.
/ STENOGRAPHTP. where she can use her
! own new typewriter: salary 81 weekly
! ROWDTN, IS Centre-st., Newark. y. j.
! Telephone sJ-S.
!
/ YOUNG; LADY. ex client reumanship, neat,
/ accurate and willing. desires peTma-
! nert position Miss L 4. II. 49, Rich
I rlo7d-st Brooklyn.
/ YOUNG LADY public school teacher. de-
! sfras urI-iis during the summer. at Far
4 P0cEawsv or other resort: excellent refer
/ encrs A ,7lress EXPERIENCED. Tribune
/ Agency. 2.542 Sth-aye-
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ainse-

COACHNAN. -Protestant single thorouEh-
~ competent: just disenga6ed from SCI
vice OF eight years. late employer an = =
seen. Gail or address W H.. eafe J. d
Brewster & Co Broadway and 4Sth-st
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IATNDBIES.

GEORGE ROBINSON
a E19r-n 81 Nassau-st.. y. Y. (dayl
lH vi y en-, 1870 & way. S7th-Ft. might.
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REERs =.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
BI-TIDING LOTS FREE; warranty deco.
- = 9OD feef. suburb New Ork; high
ans e~v: tide guaranteed New-fork ano
suburban Really and CONSTRUCTION %, LOO
West 2Sd-EL
ua&-FD.-A man with $4,000 or S%oVV
u trv.s- II the heavy trucking ana trans
- h.,si-ess. this Is e szfs investment ano
90 r-J,s~a3tse SO ger cent yearly on saio II
ves-ue-t- r r. MOORE. . Feoeral-sl'
Ftrrshu-E
SEND FOR handsome booklet showing now
Won can make s. COG on every Sluo You
invest No gambling on stocks or sIecuia-
rf-- bur r sIra schtfo-wa-1 business prnpo-
Ei.fal ]. one ~ the most p-oftaite lngCs-
t-tee n the VOID. CONTINENTAL SUGAR.
REIN LelCs CO. =. Louis. No
LONG ISLAND LOTS. near STATEN: first
hundred s. each TO advertise p-opertE ;
stc-!lr for particulars NEW-GORk SUB
T-RRAN REALTY Co. $50 Broadway.
Boom g
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STAMPS.

STAMPS.
SCOTT STAMP AND COIN CO.,
IS East 23d-st.. and 163 Broadway. Larg-
est dealers in postage stamps. buy and sell
rarities. 81 page circular free.
A FINE COLLECTION OF STAMPS viii be
sold at auction June at the collectors
Club SOL 4th-ave. Catalogues from GKEG-
DRY. 6J Nassau-st.
100 DIFFERENT STAMPS. Pe--ian. Bull
gariau, Grecian. Servian, E6yt n. Idrk-
ish, Abyssinian. etc. 81. STAMPS, @56 Atm
ave.
WE BUY postage and revenue stam2s:
postal card. collections. CHAMBEhS
STAMP CO.. III Nassau-st
SELL medium grade stamps at half cata-
iogue prices; highest cash prices tor
scarce stamps UNIVERSAL STAMP CO.
Room 500 Ii6 Nassau-st.
OLD postage and revenue stamps and col
lectiOuS bought at highest prices. -
KREBS, IS Nassau-st.
STAMP COLLECTIONS WANTED.-Hich-
est prices paid postage, revenue and IN
used stamps. STAMP CO, 12S East 23d-st.
WE BUY stamps and coins: highest prizes
paid; As page coin book, 10c. STAMPS,
l2s East 23d-st
DON'T HESITATE. sell at once. postage
stamps coins and uncurrent money, to
Miss SCHWARTZ. 8 East 42d-st.
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DEWEY'S LAMP STORE,
244 FOCRTH-AVE.
LOST

LOST OR STOLEN. Handbook No 264, 626
Of the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
Payment stopped. Please return book 70
bank, No. II Chambers
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COINS AND MEDALS

" 90 TO $40 PAID Gold Dollars illus
tratec Buying Catalogue. Zoe Largest
s.och N america. Anything you need.
y. y. COIN - STAMP Co SAP Broadway
CoiNs.-si 80 paid Cor gold dollars; So IS
Tor " pieces; gold halves. 81: quarters.
lbc- LON. 2ST shave 22a-st
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USDERTAkERs.

+. USDERTAKERs.
STEPHEN MERRITT Enhalmtng Inst
TnEertakers 24I. pa West 23d-Et., old
stand World known Telephone $3.50 18th
Moderate.
JAMES D. JASON. 2o3 W. 34th-st.. New
Yo!5.-Funcral Director and Licensed
FrlOa liner. with long experience.
AI9VEPTTST-IGENTS and suhsc- ipttons FOR
The Tribune received a their Uptown
Office 10 1868 Broadway, between %6ih
and 9th sts. until 8 O clock ?. m AdEer-
t!senents received Ct the following branch
Offices al regular office rates until o'clock
- n viz "a Shave. : Q. cor. 23d-St. :;
I.2 sth-sve cor. i2th-st.: % East l4tF-st- :.
-. west 42d-st., between III and sth aVss- ;
.f2 Wet 12I;h-st: .32S 8s-ave.. between
18th ana 77tI SIS. :. 1875 2d-ave-. neer Glst-
81: I TOS Isr-ave,. near sHth-st. lAl East
125th-sI: 7jG Tremnnt-ave., 60 @d-ave
near 4lst-st.: 5Ji shave; 30 Rleeck er-st. -:
3D. Eleecker-st. Brooklyn. N 1.-@l8
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TRUNKS AND LEATHER GOODS.

HERALD SQUARE TRUNK AND BAG
SHOP. n. Z. Cor. 33d-st. and way
100 slightly soiIed tr1Inks-below cost.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

DETECTIVES -LicerscG: shadcyinE. IN
ves.i~etfons. evidence secured: civil.
criminal cases: phone s34-3S ieo West
-oi = CaptRiD SONER-
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LADIES TAILCRS.

LADIES TAILOR.-IateSt Partisan styles
bicycle suits Il specially; perfect nj guar
ar1teed; pri, es moderate. s. ROSENTHAL'
. G59 Aadison-ave.
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A woMAx's ANTIQUE SHOP

BEAUTIFULLY carved 4 ahoEany drop
lear Ia BILE Antiques in variety. carefully
chosen. rs East z2d-sf-. just east. Of Bar
fholorew's Parish House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

FUR GARMENTS made over In the latest
styles at reasonable rates: also stored ana
insured during the sa-nmtr- LltB-
HOI.Z. Practical FuETieT. lC1 Wcsr 3"d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-24
ARTIFICIAL PLANTS.

FTrTICTAL TROPICAL PLANTS: ex-
.eric- and Interior decorations, ;. j.
rrENFTnE7. 81 2d-sJ.. New-Tork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-24

I GENERAL HoUSEwORK.-By a rniddls
aged woman. IN q small family. would b
willing 70 60 a short distance IN the couu--
try. Cab az i24 Schenectady-ave.. corner
BePgeu-st.. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-24
LINGERIE.

EMBROIDERTES tTousseaux, layettesr
chiidren's dresses and shirt waists made
TO order ELISE LAURENT. I59 3d-ave.,
rear Ieth-st
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DAYS WORK.-By a respectable coIorsd
woman 20 do housecleaning or washing
NJ GREEN IS West 43d-st
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A FINE COLLECTION OF STAMPS will be
sold at auction June at the Collectors
Club 35l 4th-ave. Catalogues from GREG
DRY, Go Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-24

I GRADUATE NURSE going to England
would take charge OF invalid for passage.
Address I. E. Box 80. Tribune Uptown o.
fee. 1854 Broadway.
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ROOF REPAIRING.

ROOFS RepaiTing; meal p pf Pnot, rs
70 Maiden La & Paint Co. Tel. 1914 r john
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LAWYERS

SMITH & ENGELA reliable lawyers 800
broadway. New-Y0rz: accidents. domes-
tic difficulties quickly adjusted; consulta-
tton free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-24

CHAMRERMAID.-3y q young girl IN .
private family; would be willing and COM
petent TO assist IN the laundry: one year IN
country: viii be found very ObliSfnK an3
can give references Car from u 20 or
address Annie Morgan. 10 East f6th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-24

CHAMBERM lady wishes place for
her chambsrmaid and waitress. whom sns
highly recommends: country prsferre6-
Present employer. 81 East S7tb-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-24

GRADUATE NURSE, connected with
Academy % Medicine. would ilks- care oS
/ invalid: willing to travel Apply " 5. IL
West 9OIh-sr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-02
no TRACE Nv MuoDY's BODY.
SUDDEN DEATH OF JOHN DALEY
Was ROadmaster of Division on the
Central Vermont.

Montpolicr, March 26G John Daley,
roadmaSter for the Central Vermont rail
way between ESSEX Junction ana Windsor,
died suddenly THIS morning of neuralgia
Of the heart at his home in this city. Mr.
Daley was not feeling well last night and
this morning was not able to go to his
work, although nothing serious was an
ticipatcd. y physician was called and
Mr. Daley was urged to so to bed and
remain quiet This he did ana his wife
left him for "A few minutes. When she re-
turned he was dead. MI Daley had been
road master for the Central Vermont for
the past II years and had been connected
with that road for 30 years. lie was a ma
tive Of Ireland coming to this country
with his parents when quite young. He
was 80 years old and leaves a wife, two
sons and one daughter, also two brothers
and two sisters. Funeral arrangements
were not completed this evening but it is
probable the funeral will be held Satur-
day morning from St. Augustines Church
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-02
REV. Mr.. STILES AGAIN
has Either Eloped with or Abducted a
Girl at New London.

Rutland March CIV. w. Vaughn of
this city has just received inquiries from
New London, Conn, concerning the RcV.
+. j. stiles, Il regularly ordained Baptist
minister, who preached i'll a local church
last spring and later jumped his board
bill leaving his crippled wife on Mr..
Naushn's hands and who now has work
cd another sWindle at New London, when
he either eloped or abducted a young girl
stlll in her teens.
The career of the Rev. Mr.. Stiles who
is well known in this section before and
since his residence here is a most startling
succession of braZcn frauds While here
last spring the Roy. Mr.. Stiles boarded
tree with his crippled wife at Mr.
Vaughn $ on the strength of a story that
he was soon to receive a fortune from
England. He preached at the Advent
Christian Church several times and was
received opened armed by the unsuspect-
ing members of this and other churches.
few months aftcrward the Rev. Mr..
stiles went to New ork to get his for
tune which he said had arrived and was
not heard of since until recently.
Information now comes that before COM
ing here Stiles was pastor of Methodist
Church i'll ohio where he raised $1,000 Tor
a new building and then skipped. Near
Rochester working girl becoming in
| fatuated with him bought Il horse and
| buggy and presented them to him, by
| which means he left that place without
| paying his board bill. From Rutland he
went to jamaica, *. l., where he borrow
| ed money from clorgymen and church
| members, was rejected by a sick widow
| and left the family, with whom he board
| ed at night and by means of Il rope from
| the second story window, In Brooklyn he
raised money to pay for artificial limbs
| for his wife, living easy until suspicion
caused him To jump his board. AT Bclney.
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and Mclndoes, VI and at Ticondcroga,
New York.
lie WAS n Mason of the thrtY-second
degree of Scottish rites, Knights Tenn
par and had been high priest of Carvil-
Ion Chapter. 900. ana past grand Of the
Ethan Allen Lodge, !. .. q. f., $50, and
had served as grand chaplain of the
Grand Lodge Of the state of New York
Mr. Titus rs a preacher had wonder
full power of fascination and power of
analNGis he was a pastor of untiriug
carncStncss and sympathy and Il citizen
deeply Interested in public affairs.
Somewhat more than Il year ago he
became afflicted with It peculiar spinal
trouble from which he had since boon "a
great sufferer and which had bafiied the
skill of physicians and although every
thinc, possible was done to prolonE his
life extreme suffering gradually over
came his naturally strong constitution.
lie leaves Il wife. three brothers and a
father to mourn his loss.
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ARRESTED Oh SERIOUS CHARGE.
ELECTRIC RAILROAD APPRAISALS
commissioners Reduce Those of Spring
field and III Il tile boro Roads.

Montpelier, March 27.-1he report of
the commission to hear appeals from the
appraisdls of railroads in TINS state made
by Tax Commissioner j. t.. Cusnmau
were sent this afternoon by Mr.. Cushman
to state Treasurer J. Il. Bacon and to
the presidents of the railroads Interested.
NO change is made ia the appraisal of
the Barre * Montpelier Traction X Power
company. 1t stands at $lG-,OlO, the
amount fixed by Mr.. Cushman.
The commissioners reduced the apQrais-
al of the Springfield Electric railway from
$9i, 20 as mad by Mr.. Cushman to $.5o,Y
and that of the Brattlcboro street railway
from $4,000 to $1,000. Appeals which were
Withdrawn before the commissioners met
were also made by the burlington Trac-
tion company, the Military Post road and
the narrow gauge steam road known as
the lloosac Tunnel * Wilmington Rail
road company.
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AFTER EQUINOX

The s'1ason mas changed.
Cold winds, damp air, coughs
colds, grippe, pneumonia -
that's the order Of events.
This is the time Of year for
those with weak lungs or a ten.
dcncy to heavy colds to fortify
themselves against exposure
by taking SCOTS Emulsion
Regular doses give great pro-
lection to the throat and lungs.
What's the use of staying
near the edge when such easy
treatment will keep you out of
danger.
For obstinate colds, for old
coughs, for catarrh and bron-
chitis SCOTS Emulsion a
standard remedy. You can feel
the effects of even a small bottle.
Wen send you Hule to try, if you like.
SCOTT & BOVINE, ~ Pearl street. New York
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JUDGE lDE IN SAN FRANCISCO
Returning 20 America from the Philip
pines on Accom- Of Poor Health.

san i'rancisCo. March .f-JUdgo Horny
G. lde 4 member of the Philippine com
mission. arrived ON the Korea to-day af-
ter two years spent i'm the islands. Judge
Idc's health has been impaired Tor some
time and he recently spent three months
in Japan in an effort To recuperate from
the effects of the trying climate of Manila.
Failing to secure permanent benefit he
dctcrmiu. I'D to return to the United states.