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ARRIVAL OF BUYERS.

f W Miller & Co.. Chicago: ". Miller. drygcods,
Charles Halter. GresnviIe Miss; Charles r Holman.
r A Harness Henderson. Ky; dTygoods. Raleigh.
SGiIivan q Anwaerde, St. Paul; F. Lamb. miln-
Herman Strauss Sons Company. Louisville, Albert J.
Barber. Chicago c. Barber. drygoods Earring
The Denver Drygoods Company, Denver E. c. Ben
nett and Harriet c. Wells, drygoods. Navarro.
Schipper Bloch Peoria. Ill; William Schwentser dry
me J, E Vincent Hair Millinery Company Kan
City; Nellie r. Frendergast millinery and hair ken
Dryfoos Drygoods COMPANY Shreveport. La: Samuel
Miller. Cent? Co. Milwaukee. Wis., William oden-
" & Il, D. Taylor NokomIs Ill. William Taylor,
The James Black Drygoods Company. Waterloo. Iowa;
G5aariel Carabo@lad, Cleveland: drygoods
Z. F. Nesle. Chicago, florist.
Ely & Walker Drygoods Company. st. Louis; L Sutton
Fiatt & Dreger. coIfax Wash; b. Dreger. drygoods
A. & b Imhof, ~. Joseph. Mo: Agnes Imhof. mil
Fly L Walker Drygoods Company. St. Louis J. S
scruggs vandervoort & Barney. st. Louis, HanfOrd
Miss + II Thomas Colorado Springs, Co. millinery.
Hib6er, Hollweg Co. Indianapolis Ii. B. Huber
solwit East Liverpool Ohio. ladies', misses and in
Mannheimer Bros st Paul: Katherine Kennedy. dry
Charles r Terry Glasgow KY. drygoods. Victoria
Nfyer Gmbel Houston. Tex; NJ. e Ginibel' drygoods
Krotzensten Escanaba Mich drysoods Dents
Mays Millinery Company. Detroit; Mrs X 4 Evans
f T Topson Chicago. rai:linery Navarro
NJ J west Deridter La. merchant, Broadway Cen
P. " ives; Dsriadsr La, merchant Broadway Can
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PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk OF the United States Dis
trict Court:
BERTHA VORIZIMMEII. No. 50 West Houston st ;
liabilities S59OS 500 Petitioner formerly
In partnership with Rebecca Goodman in the dress
making business. The principal creditors are Z. A
Mayer No 104 Greene-st,. $500. Herowttz d Rotn
West Houston-st, $500; Walker Sons, NO @s9
Broadway, $30G.
ABRAHAM LEVY salesman, No. 1872 East one-hun-
liabilities. S25s1 6s; assets SIOV
The principal creditors Segall & Harris No 40
Howsrd-st. S15GG Swartz & Jerkowsk. No us Broad
S414; J. J. Pucker & Co. address unknoHn SSo
LESSER KARMEL- Newburg: liabilities sl2 i59 p
me-. Newburg s1O69; J. c. Johnston & Co, No 26o
Broadway. S9os J. L. Baker No: 90 Prince-st. *9'o.
JOHN T. PICKETT. No. 4O1 East Twentieth-st
liabilities $50 q: SIS The principal credi-
ii. Koehler Twenty ninh-st and First
S2669: J. J. Murphy. No Jos East Twentieth-
1000; Everard, No. 123 East Onc-hundred-
and thirty-thirI-sts $1,000. ...,,
LEO STERN No esq Broadway; liabilities. s76542 s.
$50. Petitioner formerly a member OF the
firm OF Simonsor, Whitman & Co, Of Louisville KY
which assigned December 1898 and adjuoicateo IN
the United States District Court for the District OF
Kentucky involuntary bankrupt september 20
The principal creditors Kruppendorf Ditman.
Louisville sass: John Latterman shoe Company
No. 465 West Broadway 81. 1o6: A e Netteton Co
Syracuse S2169: Lazarus. Columbus Ohio, sSOOo
Petitioner all 301 creditors the major portion Tor
small amounts and located chiefly in Louisvine Gin
cinnau and other Ohio points
EDWIN r AsHMAN. clerk No. 10 West one-hun-
$3.50 Petitioner has but creditor. Louis Weiss who
judgment against him in the Court of Common
Pleas Nev-York County, September g. 1898, for the
amount OF liabilities, S275S IS
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CHARLES FRANCIS JAMES.

Colonel Charles Francis James. the only son Of
Thomas L. James. ex-PostmasteT General, died
yesterday at Highwood y. J. He had attack
OF grip which developed into pneumonia. Colonel
James was born in Hamilton. July u, 1855, and
was graduated from Madison NOW Colgate Uni
versity in 1876. and from the Columbia Law School
two years later. He served counsel for the
Commissioners Of Immigration. as Assistant United
States District Attorney under General Stewart
L Woodford and later Assistant Corporation
Counsel in this city. Colonel James for years was
q member OF the law firm Of Dittenhoefer. Gerber
q James He was on Governor Morton's military
staff and was member Of the Union League
Club In 1887 Colonel James elected president
Of the Franklin National Bank He leaves widow
and two children.
His funeral will take place tomorrow at the
Church of the Atonemeut- Tenefiy, y. J.
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BRITISH OFFICER" A CRIMINAL.
Lieutenant Colonel T. Seymour Barring
ton of the English Nobility" Confesses

ST Louis Feb i9.-The man serving a SIX montns
term at the city ~orkhOuse who EVed mere TOT
some time az Lieutenant Colonel r seymour Bar
rr,,on . member of the British nobility. and Who
married a woman Of Kansas City who oeHeVed MS
stories of wealth and title was posltiveiy iden-
tilted to-day as George Barton, noted hngHsn
criminal A picture of Barton received from SCOT
,arI ward cou,Ieted the identification. and finally
the prsone- himself admitted IT also Barton salo,
The crimes that l committed In EnSiand ars
atoned for I nave served my time ana am not
out on forged pardon. as mas oeen 9Oa'e'' al"
the record will show IT,
Barton was arrested several weeks 9s2 sf' S an
s,c1Itrfer Wfrh the brother OF Whine lTllna |ocn-
ra1e Of kan as City. whom ne had duped INTO
marrying GIN
BARTON is accused OF having three wives. al
living One the first Mrs Celestine EIzaoeth
Miller Barton Of No los Fulton-st. BROOKLYN
barar suit for divorce about two weeks ago. "nen
-. NJ exr,ozed bv the brother OF the woman
he recently married in Kansas City Another Mrs-
RI rton wife No. 2. is said to be living IN Phlta-
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MRS, MARY E. PARMALEE.

Elizabeth. y j. Feb. u (speciaD.-Mrs- Mary z
ParmsIee. A member OF the we'll known ButteTworth
family OF New-York. died suddenly on Wednesday
i,-b+ A. her horne No 40 Northumberland, Eliza
beth from heart failure after weeks illness with
pneumonia. She was sxty-six years old She was
born IN New-York City, and was a daughter Of
John F. Butterworth. Her stepmotner was d
daughter OF the late Chief Justice John Jay. Will
lam s Parmalee her husband. is a retired New
York merchant. He with one daughter, Mrs II.
c. GARNER OF this city, and three sons: John 3
Henry II. and Arthur L. Parmalee, or SoineFFllle'
survive Mrs. Parmalee was a prominent mem
Der for many years OF St Johns Episcopal ChuFch'
abefb
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AOJ SEkEF-PER- &C--A refined American
lady with bright boy. . as houSeke-per
or general housrwCrk IN small family
cheerful car give three vesrS' rsFs~~~'-e.
salary SiZ, country preferred. must have
w NJ Call or address Mrs NJ STRAIT
TON. 80 East itIth-st.. fights up
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ISAIAH D. BARCLAY.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TKIBUNEI
New Brunswick, y. J.. Feb. 19-Isaah D. Bar
clay. ex-Sheriff OF MiddleseX County died this
Afternoon at his home Cranbury. Death was due
to typhoid pneumonia Mr. Barclay was born in
1884. He became a farmer and was interested also
in the sale OF agricultural implements He served
lis township for four years member OF the
Board of Freeholders of Middlesex County, and
In 1889 was elected Sheriff his term expiring last
year. He was 4 Republican. and elder
IN the Second Presbyterian Church Of Cranbury.
He leaves widow, son. Ezekiel Barclay. and
G daughter Mrs. John Major.
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VERDICT OF $4,000 IN wHIsKEY SUIT.

After a trial lasting fourteen days, jury IN the
United States Circuit Court yesterday awarded
verdict Of $4,000 to J. w VI. Fields. dstiller Of
Owensboro. KY. against Paris, Allen Co, OF No.
45 Broadway Mr.. Fields entered into a contract
with Paris, Allen & Co. to furnish them with the
output of his dstillery for fifteen years After
500 been shipped by the plaintiff the de-
PENDANTS assigned their contract 10 the Kentucky
Warehouse and Distilling Company. The plaintiff
declined 10 ship goods to that company unless
Paris. Allen & Co guaranteed the accounts, which
they refused to do. Hence the suit
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TO KEEP OUT SPECTATORS
Soft Coal Organization Not to Fix Price
But to Regulate Trade.

The Biturninous Coal Trade Association. organ
lied at PHILADELPHIA on Wednesday, viii hold It's
first business meeting in this city in a week or
ten days it was announced yesterday. and have
Ito headquarters here. The chairman OF its execu-
tive committee Is r. VI Lowell OF Borden & Lowell
this city The secretary. Henry s. Fleming. OF
No broadway. said Yesterday that at the confer
ence in Philadelphia fixing a prIce for bituminous
coal came up, and the consensus Of opinion vas
against such move. One OF the objects OF tn
organization he said to keep specul ators. -
far as possible. OF the business. and regulate
the trade
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CALIFORNIA; PROSPERITY.

San Francisco, Feb. 19--The final statistical
ports of the Bank Commission for 1903 show a
state OF great financial prosperity in California
There are nine savings banks IN San Francisco
with deposits Of 42S4 2&5 and 1856 deposltors
having an average deposit Of $S3l. In the fftytwo
interior savings banks S5S3s277 Is deposited These
s,.rv-one savings banks Of the State aggregate the
grand total Of x8.0125l2. distributed among 2S4952
6eposuors with the unparalleled s~arags OF
ss-22
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ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS ror
The Tribune received at their Uptown Of
nee. No. l.36i Broadway. between 36th and
3Ith SITS. unit. o'clock .. IN. Advertise
u4%nts received st the following branch or
rces at regular Office rates until y o. clock
.. m. viz: 254 sth-ave.. :. e. cor, 2id-st-:
i53 6th-aVe. cor 9TH -. 90 East l4th
25I West 42i 1t between TIN and Sth ayes,
263 West i25th-st: i.sSs 80 lave. between
. ltn ard fITr @ts. . Oaf :d-ave-. near Clst-
st. l.TOS Ist-sVe- uea- t9tn~ (. lAt F-ast
l2Sth-st.' T36 fremont ave 65p H3-sve..
near +Ist-st S54 3d-ave.: 2lo fi'Sscker-st
a25 Bleeck er-st Brooklyn. " I--2ls
Court-st-: 2l5 Sr1ith-st-. i.oo4 GatsS-Avs
Newark. N. J-Te4 Breads Also AZ al
A n. T. ofac.H
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LnHN G. CONSTANT.

Iobn . Constant for many years a well known
.,st,arr M N1orrtsaDia died Wednesday night at
his home IN Mount Vernon his sXty-seeond year
from pneumonia He warden OF 81 anne 5
Protestant Episcopal Church in Morrisania and
prominent member Of Hamilton post u A. X o.
- t. u tho civil War he served on the ship
Quaker CITY and rose to the rank OF mate tie
leaves two sons and daughter.
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COURT NOTE.

Justice MacLean Of the Supreme Court, yester-
day granted an attachment s $50 81 against the
James P. Mcdonald Company. contractors. West
Virginia corporation with offices at No. s. Nassau
st. this city, in favor OF Arthur Sarioi
assigned claim Of Genaro n. Ruggier for work
done on the Guayquil and Quito Railway. IN Ecua-
dor. A deputy sheriff served copy Of the attach
a third
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a RECEIVER APPOINTED.

Justice Bischof OF the Supreme Court. has ap-
pointed Julius H Hayman receiver FOR the partner
ship property Of Frederick Heyman and julius H.
Hayman, trading as Hayman Co. manufacturers
OF clothing and childrens dresses at No. 50 West
Fffteenth-st, pending suit brought by Frederick
Heyman against Julius H. Hayman his partner.
to dissolve the partnership. The firm Is solvent.
They have been in business three months
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown OF
nee No. LISA Broadway. between 36th and
str SITS, until O'Clock D. IN. Advertise
rents received at the following branch OF
fees at regular office rates until q clock
D. m. viz: 254 shave. s. e. cor. 23d-sG:
Ihs 6th-aVe.. cor. l2th-st-; G2 East 18th St !;
.53 West 42d-st.. between 18th and sth aves.;
2tS West l25th-st. LBS 3d-ave.. between
10Th ami nth SITS. .02S 9d-ave-, near 6lst-
at TOS iFt-ave.. S9th-st-- l0I East
I35th-st; 75J T'remont-sve-. ESQ 3d-aSe..
near 4Ist-st' 59l 3d-ayc.; 210 Bleecker-st;
SIS Bleecker-st Brooklyn, n H.-zlo
Ccurt-st: 2iS Sruith-st-. l-Uo4 GaTes-aYe
Newark N J.-794 Broad-st. Also at all
A ID. T. offices
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HARRY HALE SMITH.

Harry Hale Smith. twenty-five years old the son
Of Frigadfer General William Smith, Z ;. A, died
az Pelham Manor yesterday from pneumonia ne
MS horn in ST paul Mimi. where his father
stationed for several .years. He was graduated
from Cornell University with the class Of 90: He
was a member of Chi Psi. and a well known pase-
nlaNer Cornell.
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LOST.

BANKBOOk NO. 24O,l4l OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution is missing
ANY Derson having a claim 10 II Is hereby
called upon TO present the same within ten
DAYS or submit 70 having said passbook
cancelled and 4 new one Issued.
pAIKB0Ox NO. 1880. of the BoWery
Savings Bank IS missing. The finder is
requested to return IL to the bank. II not
restored before the 10Th day of March l'o1
sDrlicafion will be made to the bank for
new book.
: 0c,r -f2ar,shook No. s4l. 1914. Bank for
savings 80 lth-aVe.. New-N FORK Pay
r,snt stunned Please return book to bank.
,DvEpTISEME.ITS and subscriptions for
Tbs tribune received at their Uptown OF
fee No 364 Broadway between tiJh and
In sts until , O'Clock p m Advertise
,sn,s received az the following branch Of
fces at regular acs rates nn5 cnr o dos g,
"a" e,bs 49, cor i2th-st ~ East iIth-st.:
Of Wet 42i ST between Tth and Sth ayes
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Two-YEAR MAYORS, SAYS CIRCUIT.

Controller Grout yesterday, in discussing city az
fairs said that he of the opinion that the term
Of the Mayor of this city should never De cnahesu
fIom two years. Mayor Low in his message 70 inc
Aldermen on Tuesday suggested that the term OI
The Mayor be changed to four years beginning with
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Cali TO A PlTTsFIELD PASTOR.

IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE-I
pits6aId Mass Feb. 19.-The Rev Raymond
CaIkIns. pastor Of the Pilgrim Memorial Cnurch'
Of this city. has been called to the Calvary Pres
bvterfan Church Of Buffalo. one OF the oioest
ctr,rcbes Of that city MI CaIkins will probably
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MISS ANITA RosEcRANs.

Helena. Mont. Feb. 19.-Miss Anita Rosecrans,
daughter Of the late General Rosecrans died here
to-day after brief Illness, At the home Of her
sister, the wife OF Governor Toole- For some time
she had been engaged in writing memoirs Of her
fa- her
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GEORGE 3. LOVING.

Fort Worth. Tex. Feb Is-George B. Loving.
who attempted to form the so-caled Cattle Trust
died on the street here to-day. He was widely
known.
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WORK. w STED.
Ninie.

Male.
AUDITOR -Ioseph Percival Brawuer. puh-
lie. consulting. expert accountant. S2-
count books audited. systena ti2ed. AL
branches OF husiness: go any where. 52I
Park Row Building New-York City.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES 500 second hard
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO b EDDY. 39S Hadlson-sl-
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accent the call He has been IN Pitsheld for four
years and is the author or we oooS entit'sa
THE Substitute for the Saloon
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS aNTEn
S,nIe

Goa CHINA N.-Lizht coored man. cuup=-
tent In the capacity; has ten years ref
erence. Address W. 2I6 Amsterdam ave.
harness store.
CGACfIM AN Understands his business
thoroughly, Just sengaged. drst class
citN driver. best reference from last en-
picyer. no can he seer personally. u. u.
q = F..st 30tb e.
CDA.HMAN Married. evA1 %. h-iaht
feet inches best city references test
fy'trg 20 sobristy. competency permanent
place IN country wanted MOORE. ~ East
sZth-st
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ADVERTISEMENT ana subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown or
Ace. No. 1884 Broadway. between 36th ana
9th SITS. until o clock 2. m AdNeruss
rnents received at the following branch OF
fees at regular Office rates until Q CLOCK
D. m, viz: 254 sth-ave.. e cor. 25d-5t:
257 West 42d Ct between 7th and Sth ayes;
26S West l2Jth-st.: 3SS 80 ave, between
10th ana nth sts.; i.O26 3d-ave.. near 6ist-
I2sth-st 1855 Trsr7on:-ave $50 3d-aVe
near 4lst-st: 554 Sd-ave.. 2IO Bleecker-st:
325 BIeecker-st Brooklyn. N f-zls
Court-st. 2f5 Smth-st-: l.Oo< Gates.avs;;
Newark N J-7U4 Broad ST. Also at al
d T Offices
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OFFICE FURNiTuE.


r q y l. 7 - /
DESKS
OFFICE
FTENf1t
in great variety
Of style an
price.
T. g
SELLEW.
Ill Eulrnn IA
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LOANS.

ABSOLUTE Privacy: h he5iaR
Liberal Treatment to saIarIed people. mAIr
female Room LAPS. LIB Broadway. 3
a tn 10 Q D. m.
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PAwNBRoKERs' SALES.

L L FIRUsKI. AuctiOneer. 20 Bo"ery'
Feb. 20eBy s. Goodsteln < Son. L. c.
Newburger. iewelry.
diamonds. watches tewelry and all goods
pledged prior Feb. II, 1902. from No Y; 81
to 1850: also No. 1891, a diamond io 10
gnette chain. diamond butterfly pin anu
Fen 24"By S. Raphael. 500 sth-aye;.:
diamonds. watches. 1eweiry. all goooS
1. Newman. 7s4 sth-sve., clothing ETC.
pledged prior Feb. u. 1902. 90, Do
Feb. 25-By ". Simpson & Co. Isl Bow
srv. watches. diamonds. jewelTy, all goods
pledged prior Dec. 20. 1901. to No ooOo''
al Feb 2%Bv II. Bruckheimer. Isl East
Iosth-st-. clothing. pledged prior FEB To-
i'F Feb. zs-By ]. J. Eriei 1.47a Broadway Broadway.
es7 Myrtle-aye. Brookiyn, d i.5j mo-
Feb. 27|Fine consignment jeweIry.
CENTRAL AUCTION co. NJ. sHEEHAN.
Auctioneer. 1852 and 1874 Canal-st.
Feb. 2o.oBy E. Berger. 400 65h,aye-' a.. aud
pif Feb. a % n, Layery. os4 eth-ave,,
FEB. 24-By R simpson Co. p Myrtle.
Jan. /. i9O2 No. ] 10 1891. o-.,
Feb, 24-Bv Fitzsimmons & Fullan. az
Broadway. clothing TO Feb. Is, 1907.
Feb 25-By II. ECAleenan, 1914 StH-aVe-'
clothing pledged TO Feb. IS. 1902.
Feb. 25-By P Friei. i60 Grand-st.. ana
e27 Broadway. diamonds. tewelry. etc.
pledged to Feb. IS. 1902.
Feb 26-By NJ. We'll & Co. 24T Sd-aVe-'
clothing pledged 20 Feb u, 1907
Feb 2T-By II. Freei. 20 Sesy-Charnbers-
ct, clothing pledged to Feb. 20, 1902
JOS. sHoNGoOD & SONS. AuctIoneers.
salesrooms, No. eS Bowery.
Feb 2O-Jewelry, watches. diamonds
etc. pledged prior to Feb. 10, 1902; D. 81.
bersteins Sons 10 6th-ave-; Silbersteln
Bros. . 457 sth-sve.
Feb 24-Men's and women's clothing.
etc. A Riesner & Son, f65 lst-ave-
Feb 25-Cl0thing. etc, pledged 20 Feo.
IS 1902. D. Silberstein's Sons. 10 6th-aVe-i
Siiherstein Bros. . 457 sth-ave.
Feb 2S-Jeweiry, watches. diamonds
etc, NJ A Newman. 693 Coumhus-ave
ELI sOBEL. Auct-. 9S Bowery. sells 10
a m. all goods pledged 20 Feb. 10. - :;
Feb. 23-Jewelry. II. Sobel, T72 9th-ave.
Feb. 24-Clothing, Joe Sohel. i.IO4 Sd
Feb. 25-Jewelry. watches and diamonds,
odds and ends. etc, pledged from No. ., YV9
TO 81 OnA: Weinherger Bros. 1913 Avenue 4.
ANDERSON & MINTz. Auctioneers. 81
FEB. 26-By JOS. Anderson. BOT W. 4od-
st and Jos II Ref 414 2d-avs-, women.s
and mems clothing. pledged prior Feb. 10
1902.
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WORK WANTED

WORK WANTED
Female.
A--TEACHER.-Au expert
enced young lady will give instruction IN
music and English, help to backward pa
pills. daily e desired. highest reference Ad-
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fee.
COMPANION and GOVERNESs- success
ful French teacher. perfect German, sX-
cellert traveller packer. sewer. desires pc
sition requiring fatthfulDeSS and ability
MADEMOlSELLE, lo6 West 64th-st-
EXPERIENCED WOMAN will shampoo
and give scalp treatment at ladies' resi-
dences- Address Mrs.. JOHNSON, station
A
INTELLIGENT Hungarian woman. speak
ing German. to represent a hOuS-. MAR
KINS. s19 East s2d-st
OFFICE ASSISTANT or assistant book
keeper. by young lady. Is. who has at
ten6ed high school permanent. Address
c. H. Box 10. Tribune ONCE.
STENOGRAPUER and TYPEWRITER
Experienced stanogra pher and typewriter
desires permanent DOsit'0n- can operate
switchboard Miss BARRETT. 3o7 West
144th-st.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
ATTENTION. MEN!-Bv doing an easy
work you can travel 20 England for 81
and Germany $40. also free transportation
procured. return passage ATLANTIC
SHTPprN-rI OFFICE rs ist-st., Ne~-Ycrk-
MEN WANTED on fast steamers TO Liver
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sage SO Grsenwich-st.
WANTED .-Ccrnpetent railroad maChinistS
and boiermakers for out OF town; good
wages Apply between a. m. and p. M,
TO GEO. H. THOMAS. 81 Coenties Slip, one
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WANTED Capable newspaper and book
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DRESSMAKING. - Street. reception and
evening gowns; also coats and wraps,
latest STYLES reasonable prices home OF
out. Nine HAVERTY. SO East S4th-st-'
near Madison-ave.
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JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments. for sums OF over $780,
were filed yesterday. the first name being that OF
the debtor:
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DRESSMAKING.

RESsMAKER'S ASSISTANT.-Ftn sew
er and operator: also first class mii llll
moderate; by the day or week IN pII.sils
family: reference. M'CANNoN. 100 Eis'
67th-st.
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
GIRL. German, Danish or Swedish. for
downstairs work IN private house; no
washing or fancy baking; steady place and
good wages for neat, reliable girl. CdTfare
paid. $50 West i4Bth-st-
WANTFD.-Aa mothers assistant and TO
do the homework in small family
mother and daughter; good home. pleasant
surroundings Call or address Mrs AL
DER. ISL Bay 9lSt-st-. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-20

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk OF the United States Dis
trict Court:
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CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS -Fr
thoroughly competent coIored -f-I -- n
apartment ODELI. 22S East fa-th-st
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CAI,PET CLEANING.
billiard AND POOL TABLES

TASI-FACTTRERs Of Billiard and pool
tsbles. high grade bowling alley hutloers,
lowest prices. MARK BROS. p Union
Square.
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LAWYERS.

SMITH & ENGEL, reliable lawyers 800
Broadway New-YOrk; accidents. domes-
Tie difficulties quickly adjusted: consulta-
tIon free
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HoJSEEE EPER.-N refined woman 81.
with boy. As house keeper willing %
w~rk NJ 20 TAX" charge Of house ~ apart
merts. can furnish very best New NN-s
city references. Address Mrs FRYE
Osslniug. y Y
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MAN NGING HOUSEKEEPER. - Refined
active woman rs managing housTSrrner
In Erntl"man's home. competent. ecnDu-ni-
cal, ctty or the ORANGES Mrs LOUISE
WHITNEY. general delivery, Short HIS
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