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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-10-12
DRY GOODS.
DRY GUUDS.
Woodward ( LOtlPOD,
10th. l 18th & f StsN. w.
Business Hours a. m. to 6p. m.
The New
Dress Goods.


Main Aoor-G street,
NEW fall and winter fabrics are holding
court in the Dress Goods Salons on the
first floor.
All the best styles are there from America.
France, England and Scotland, some in the
new rough effects, some smooth, some heavy,
others leht-all tasteful and stylish.
Among the most fashionable materials are :;
Zibeline Rayure, Zibeline Flamme,
Zlbeline Melange, Fancy Bouretted
Zibelines, Mohair Nub Zibelines, Scotch
Tweeds, Knotted Cheyiot. Fancy Chey.
lots Fancy Mixed Mixed Suitings, Fancy
Tweed Suitings, Matte Cheyiot, Panama
Cheviot, Panne Cloths, Melton Cloths,
Broadcloths, &c.
Light weight fabrics in complete line of
colors and standings, suitable for street and
evening wear.
Albatross.
Sic, Soc and zoe a yard.
French Voiles.
75c, sl.OO to $500 yard.
Crepe Gloria.
zoe yard
Henrietta.
75c yard
Lansdowne.
sl.25 a yard.
Silk and Wool Crepe de Chine
$l.5Oa yard.
Ploids, Checks and Rough Fancies,
suitable for children's school dresses,
&c.
SOC to tl.OO yard.
Imported Broadcloth.
sl.75, 1925 to 1926 a yard.
Panne and Zibeline Cloths.
$l.25, $l.75 to $3.50 a yard.
Fancy Mixtures for tailOr-made suits in q
large assortment Of fabrics including Mohair
Nub Zibeline, Knotted CheYiots, Scotch
Tweeds, Bannockburns, Matte Cheviot,
Panne Cloths, Melton Cloths, BroadclOths,
Zibeline Flamme, &c.
tl.25 to $3.50 yard.
The New Blacks.
The new blacks are all ready, including a
broad assortment from Priestley and Lupin,
the worlds leaders in black goods--and what
ever among them is of the best and newest is
here in our very extensive collection.
Main hoOr-G street
Woodward & LOthrOp,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-10-12
The New Blacks.

The new blacks are all ready, including a
broad assortment from Priestley and Lupin,
the worlds leaders in black goOds--and what
ever among them is of the best and newest is
here in our very extensive collection.
Main foor-G street
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03

wear per cent ......................... 5000
Hsys Mary, TO Emgrsnt Industrial Savings
Bank; l47th-st. No 54i West: / year; Per ~
Sahn, Louis. executor. 10 Emgrant Industrial
Savings Bank; 2d-ave. E. 75S fl Of i03d-
Et: year, per cent ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. foOV
Diehl, Phlipp. German Savings Bank: l24th-
st, 1885 II Of Lenox-ave; years. - 49,
cent A-@O0O
Westbay. Henry z. the Lawyers Title IN
surancs Company; 7ist-st. No 219 West; years, ~.
White Frank c, 70 seamen's Bank for Savings:
Lenox-ave S. 23 fl 4 Of i22d-st: years - ooo
vinucane Thomas E. to Harlem Savings Bank;
Kingsbridge Road. 23s Il OF North-st; .
year. per cent .------.--- o'voo
McGrath John. city Mortgage Company;
ave: year. per cent .....o..........-.. 1900
Hamilton. Emma G. 10 Lawyers Title Insurance
Company: 53d-st les Il Of Lexington ~
sterne Jennie. TO LAWYERS Title Insurance Com
pany; IG5th-st 523 Il e of Amsterdam
ave. years. per cent -.---...........-.-.- 1900
Same 20 Isidor Jackson and another same
property: prior mortgage. $1,000: months.
SuoO
Ralph o Ldbbe NJ Lyon;
corner Devoe-st: 3 years. per 5000
RoIinick, Max Cifizens' Savings Bank; 18th
81. Nos 542 and 544 East: l year. AZ per .
A9Saa b-st No 10 East years per eentl 10000
Hall. George o. 10 Title Guarantee an3 Trust
Company; Broadway. q corner l0Sth-st due
March g. LOG. 4A Der cent. $1,000
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03

YORR-Giles C Mcneil IS. Augusta u Meineu.
Individually Administrative of the Goods Chat
and Nina A de la Tourneile, Deceased;
Metropolitan Trust Company as Administrator Of the
Deceased. Jean A. A. Leroy Baron de Ia Tournelle,
N Hand Ancillary Administrator with the
viii Annexed the Goods. Chattels and Credits Of
Laura Jane Delaney Meinell Vlcomtesse Avene De
gerite Marie odette d'Avenel Maria A Ge!ston Caro-
line Converse Elizabeth M. Livingston, Harry NJ.
MeineII (unnarried), Marie NJ. Hemstreet Julia r.
MeineiI John Meinell Mabel Burns Menell. Beng "a
NJ Meinei Julia NJ. Sparks, May NJ. Holden. Mary
a. Linherr. Individually and Executrx and Trustees
OF the VIII and Testament Of George ]. Meinell.
Deceased, Bessie l. J. lngraham. Nadine Ingraham;
Charlotte L. Eddy his wife Thomas ]. Nolan. Edward
J. Leonard Individually and Sole Surviving Partner
of Fifth Avenue Carpet Company. l. Crist Delmcnioo,
Frederick Moncaut and The Farmers Bank, OF Spring
VILE, ~. 7.
To the Above Named Defendants: You are hereby
summoned the amended complaint In this
action and a copy Of your answer on the
plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after service
this exclusive OF the day OF service and
OF failure 70 appear or answer Judgment
will taken against you by default for the relief
demanded in the amended complaint Trial TO be held
in the County Of New York
March 5th. 1903
EDWIN SCOTT. Plaintiffs Attorney. once and Post
ONCE address sp ingve Erie County. N
To Augusta U. Aeluel. Jean =. a. Leroy Earon de
la Tournee Rene Marie L. Georges Vicomte d AVenel
Margerite Marie odette d'Avenel, Harry M Meinell
Ju Sparks May VI. Holden. Frances NJ. Horn.
L. NJ. Eddy. Charles Eddy. Charlotte l. Eddy;
foregoing amended summons Is served upon you by
publication pursuant order OF Hon samuel Green
taum March 24th 1903 and filed with the amended
summons and complaint OF the Clerk Of the
EDWIN a SCOTT. Plaintiffs Attorney once ana Post
Office address sprnxvills. Erie County. N 4
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ssth-sr. :. 100 # Of Lexlngton-ave. 17.llx-z
u S eFSS ESalsGe ESsnseeai L fuAeTsh St Pee
ssfh-e;. No - 5 8 75 fl e Of Madison-ave. 25x
1922: Louis Korn TO William n Benjamin;
crofons Fiace s. 25sio II Of i7istst. 25x
100. James Glennon Charles " Berg.......-
soth-st. E, 22s Il c OF Ans eEdam-ave. 22xlo2-2:
Eugene Seligmsn 10 SaLnUe. Hoyt-.-----..-.
Ssth-st. No I62 West I7xIOo.s: George c Cook
EGhaaes s1sn Place e 10 . to "a Besyer-s Nos e5
and Is. begins Exchange Place 6. s5I "
: " is5x n es.sS E 67.i6: the AIiianoe Realty
Company TO Farmers Loan and Trust Company:
Houston-st. 10 100: $. 25xlo0: Julius solomon
70 Eermsn Harris. half part. an title: mort
els.-ss s 100 rs q ai-aTe 4s esia5.5 David
Eeary-st n " corner Ciinton-st "A ixs7e: 10
seph Polsteia and another to Marcus Schi1
1oo-1l; Eliza Mai.ett widow. 10 Julius April:
,o8d-st -s Nos s5s ana aos East. 5o1ioos Henry
CAMP and an sn0iher % TO Isaac HIATT and another
iostb-st. No i67 East lssxloo ii: julius Aprii
Is95se B,5ile- 70 5acos firseS and sSotep
mortgage. So. 200: @ and
en ,h7 sSt Fotsr q e 8eBos TsfDs4 sgx
12zth-st- No west is.sxiooII: Rivers estate
& e Anns Sos @is5 50 asa % %es tsgS sea
erick n Heath . Charter Oak Realty Com
sts@a9e Corner 5sth-st 1oo.5x1oo: Edgar ]
Ia1er. referee. 10 william II Burgess: mort
slSOtFt..----
ssfh-st 9 200 II OF sth-sve. 23xloo-5: Will
lam w Hall ct a 10 John Astor- -.--.----..
vsshfnsror-st corner HUbert-st. runs
~ ~ " iO2x so SIX 50 * 2 81 ex o.4xS7-sx
q 80 4. John I Brewer and another. executors.
etc tristses 20 James Butler; mortgage sllos-
200 --
ssn~b-.. Eo 10 East 25xIoo.5: Amelia Rohn
to Harry Austin; ano a; a. -.
osS g 200 n e 5th-ave. 50xloo-b; harTy
N Austin 20 Alpha Realty Company: all liens:
c ans; 4o 80 west. i7rioo.5 Alfred Ran
"a clara L Craft: mortgage. slSseve- -------
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

2d-sve Nos "a and 7e. for six story brick tene-
naent mouse with stores. 80. sE1O4X61; A silver
son. owner: G F Pelham, architect. 800. ..--...-
East Bouston-st. Nos pa and 2l6. for a six story
brick tenement house, with store, 5Oxblo oXozz'
Friedman Fineberg. owners: Bernstein q
Bernstein. architects.
I3th-st No 500 TO SO East. for two six story
hrich tenement houses. 81 -ox9o-3: X FREEMAN
evgrar. Bernstein x Bernstein, architects.
Rivfnston and Orchard sts, 5 g corner, Tor g SD
storv brick tenement house. with store. 2oIso.
2 Nausch. owner; Bernstein Bernstein.
-
Clinton and BroorDe sts, " corner. Tor a SIX
story brick tenement house. 50-3xSIx445; u
Reiustein, owner: Bernstein a. Bernstein srcht-
reCtS %
Sadison-st, Nos $50 and 252 for six story brick
tenement house with store, 40x94; Levine q
Davis. owners: Bernstein & Bernstein archi-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03

The annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Century Building Company was held yesterday at
the oorppanvss Office. in the Arthur Building, No.
q Broa oadzrav The old board of directors, COM
prising George " Arthur, president; William D.
Baldwin vice-president; William Allen Butler, jr.
counsel: J. Edwards Wyckoff secretary and treas
urer: F D Mack. consulting engineer, was re-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
RECORDED MORTGAGES

zx.zes. Adolf 70 American Mortgage Company:
-aes-s. Nos So and 33s East; year. per
,-S-Iss5, Teorold az. executors ano trustees 20
SEYMOUR Realty Company; 1z9th-sf 80 IuS
g ,oS 736 and i. 75s: also CaElowell-sve,
X sac: prior mortgage. $500; due FEBRUARY
x,.,e- !. .a' Tohn 20 Erasgrspt Industrial Savings
q So S--i<- (soluu, bus-eFe. corner sSuft'
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
REAL ESTATE.
J. P. Morgan Sells House Which Tenant Said
Was Cold

One OF the principal transactions yesterday was
reported by Maclay s. Davies and Lalor s. BERN
ger. They sold for ]. Pierpont Morgan five story
fathouse, with stores. at the northeast corner Of
Eighty-second-st- and Park-ave-, to Abraham korn-
eluth The size OF the property is SS by 100 feet.
Henry Nevelson. druggist. alleged some months
ago. when coal hard TO get that the house
was not properly heated. and that he had suffered
from the cold The controversy about the temper
sture Of the air in the house amicably settled
without the payment of money
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
SUBWAY REALTY CO. REPORTED eUYEF

The Subway Realty Company was yesterday re-
norted TO be the buyer Of the Astor parcel at the
northeast corner of Dey and Church sts. William
Barclay Parsons recently recommended the ex-
tension of the rapid transit system 10 INCLUDE
. +nnnel under ChIrch-st- The rumors about the
1,4lrchase have not been confirmed
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
r G. BOURNE BUYS 52D-sT. PLOT.

Frederick G. Bourne. president OF the Singer
Nianufac cturing Company. has bought from Henry
G Trevor and George r. Schieffelin plot IoxlOo5
feet on the south side Of Fifty-second-st 81 fee1
east of Madison-ave. Mr. Bourne will build on the
plot a dwelling house for his own occupancy John
X CSol6ing was the broker
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
Notice of Summons.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

-
~ yOPK-Ciies G. Meinel. Mary L. Meinell. Au-
and Credits of Nina A de la Tour
raue Deceased; Metropolitan Trust Company as Ad-
of Goods, Chattels Credits OF
a de- Ia Tournelle, Deceased: Jean A A Leroy Baron
insfrator with VIII Annexed Of the Goods Chatels
C--adits of Delaney Meneu Vtcomtesse
4 Deceased: Rene Marie l. Georges Vtcomte
n Avenel Margerite Marie Oiette d'Avenei. Maria A
r{errv M Unmarried Marie M HemstTeet,
I1Iis r Aeinel John b Meinell Mabel Burns Meinen.
egta Nelson Cederholm Meinel alias Bessie Nutting
olive M Meinell Julia II. Sparks, May NJ Holden, Mary
the Last VIII and Testament OF George ]. Meinell De-
ceased: Bessie Ingraha. Nadine Ingraham, Frances
NJ Horn Laura NJ EDDY. Charles Eddy and Charlotte
Eddy his wife: Weber Piano Company Victor Ciani.
Thomas J. Nolan, Edward J. Leonard Individually and
as Sole Surviving Partner OF Fifth Avenue Carpet Com
many and The Farmers Bank Of Springville. N Y.
70 Named Defendants; You are hereby sum-
and to of your answer on the platntifrs
attorney within twenty days after service OF this
mons the day Of service; and in Of
vour failure to appear judgment will be taken
amended complaint Trial to he held in the County Of
New York.
EDWIN A SCOTT. Plaintiffs Attorney. Office Post
L. Menell. Jean A. A. Leroy Baron de Ia
Tolrnelle Marie l. Georges Vcomte d'Avenel,
Margerite Marie Odette d'Avenel Henry NJ. MeineI.
Julia NJ Sparks May NJ. Holden. Frances NJ. Horn.
amended summons Is served upon you by
publication pursuant order Of Hon. Samuel Green
baum March oath 1908 and filed with the amended
summons complaint Office the Clerk
EDWIN A SCOTT Plaintiffs Attorney Office and Post
Office address, Springville, Erie County. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Park-ave.. west side. 175 feet north Of second-st
WilEamsbridge two story frame dwelling house
e0x32 feet; Carrie NJ. Southworth. owner; W {
Tlickerson architect; SO51-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS.
HELP WANTED.

Nzle.
ATTENTION, MENI-By doing an easy
work you can travel to England for 81;
to Germany for SO; also free transpOrta-
tioa procured. return passage Apply at
Main Office, 1i5 1st-st-. New-York-
WANTED.-Coachman. gardener and use
full man; single; one horse, two COWS,
poultry. garden. lawn; must be respectful,
good character and habits: write fully for
mer experience. nationality, age, copy OF
references, wages expected. NJ, Box 81.
SC. Bound Brook, n. J
WANTED.-Competen railroad nachinists
and boilermakers for out of town; good
wages. Apply between 9 a. m. and 3 D.
m. 10 GEORGE H. THOMAS, No. 81 Coen-
ties Slip. one flight up.
WANTED. Capable newspaper and book
canVasser5' one Of the most attractive
propositions ever presented IN New-Yo-k
Apply to WILLIAM H. GUTELIUS. Trfb-
une Office.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
COuntru PrOpertY to Let.

ITO IET-Two farmhouses 10 and u rooms; 2z acres
| of ground: each minutes from trolley, between
Hackensack and Ridgewood. For particulars address s.
F PAUL., Ridgewood n. J, Route No l.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
MACHINERY

AT REDUCED PRICES 800 second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO r EDDY. 39s Msiison-st
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
OFFICE FURNITUE.
LAWYERS.

---------~---------------
SMITH & ENGEL reliable lawyers. 309
Broadway. Ntw-York: accidents. domes-
tic difficulties quickly adjusted: consulta-
tion free.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
Brooklyn Property to Let.

ITO LET-At Bay Ridge S6th-st. near 2d-ave.. Brook
L lvn q handsome modern house, with extension. ip
perfect order containing ID large and two bath
rooms. high ceiling; well lighted concreted cellar:
pIunbng perfect drainage connected with new sewers
stable carriage mousse Ioi
man Apply 70 A. MONTGOMERY SO East 9th-st, New
York City
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
PAwNBRokERs' SALES.


JOS. sHoNGOoD & SONS. Auctioneers'
salesrooms No. "a Bowery., ,,
| April 3-Clothing, N. a. Newman. Gas
| Columbus-ave. L. Fisher & Son ,,,a.
etc. pledged previous TO March =. j. =
Aaron & Son, 1s1 Grand-st. ...-
April &c Glothing. etc. A. FTanSens
April 7-Clothing. NJ Levy, 2,6lo 3a-aVe.
April S-Men's and womens clothing
etc. H. 8. Isaacs. 2,43s sth-avs. .,o,,,rr
etc. L. Jacobs. 604 3d-ave.
l. L FIRUsKI. Auctioneer. 20 Bowery.
April April sDBy H. wundoehl & Son. 1ewelry.
april 6-By J: J. Martin. l34 Myrtls-axe.'
Brooklyn; B; Dreyer, 442 shave. GA dia-
March 81 1902 all older dates held over
April by " Bruckheimer, Isl East
10sth-st.; NJ & E. Bruckheimer, 2 los 80,
pledges prior March 2s. 1902.
April T-By J; sinon1es; ~ Colunp1oqss- 11oEs
ave E. DTeEeT &C. &C. l-es i3l Sth2sve 2s ios Sl0'h-
April S-By A /. Cohen, 594 Fulton-st.
Brooklyn. diamonds. watches. Jewelry, all
pledges prior March 29. 1902.
April 9-By Wm- Simpson, 81 Park ROW,
diamonds. watches. jewelry. ali pledges
prior Feb. 9. 1902. and all Nos to 3. 100 ana
all goods reserved from previous sal, sales;
clothing, etc, pledged prior March 81. 1907
April 1O-By E. J. Lemon & Son, 40
6th-ave.: J. Rosenbaum, 663 6th-ave-. dla-
| monds. watches. jewelry. ell pledges prior
first class pawnbroker'a business for
sale. For particulars apply l. L Fl
RUSKI. 20 Bowery. N. Y
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. NJ, sheehan.
auctioneer, 1852 and I54 Canal-st
April 6-By Est. John Simpson, 175 Bow
cry, watches. diamonds. jewelry. ETC.
pledged TO No. 3.5o1, to February 1. 1902
Iii D. 1-;11ir ,Iotbtr1
April by ]. Simpson & Co. POS Park
| Row, diamonds, Jewelry, etc. pledged 70
No. $4,000. Dec. 1, 1901, and all goods held
over.
April 3-conaignments Of Instruments.
| odds and ends silverware. etc.
April s-By Louis NJ. Levy. so7 Column.
bus-ave.. diamonds. jewelry. etc, pledged
April s-By R. Simpson & Co. I95 Bow
cry clothing etG pledged to 5a APTi 4 aye-
clothing to April I. 1902.
ELI soBEI. Auct.. 9s Bowery. sells 10
a. m. goods pledged to March 20. 1902
April 3-Clothing. dresses. shoes. etc.
| C. Sobel. 50 Ist-ave.
April 6-Jewelry. watches and diamonds,
S. G. Tsaacs Bro. 491 2d-ave.
April T-Jewelry. a Anspach, STS Wills
ave.
April s-C1othing. dresses. shoes. etc,
| Gluck & Son. 1929 3d-ave.
April 9-Jewelry. watches. diamonds.
| ODDS ana ENDS. etc, H. NeWcOrn, Z-o4S Oo-
| ave- and A. Rothmsn. 1913 Eudson-st.
| ANDERSON & MINTZ. Aucts.. "a Bowery.
April by S. A. Flatto. i,295 Sd-ave-,
| clothing pledged to March /, 1902.
April BY S. Edelstein. 81 Borden-ave i,
| l. 1. City. clothing. pledged to Mar. 1. 1902
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS.
Mnle.
SECRETARY and COMPANION.-Youn
man. educated, as secretary or companion
| to gentleman; will not object to travel R
| A. NICHOLS. 427 West 57th-st-, care
| Lynch.
! STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
| Aged 10; very ambitious; beginner; salary
| 81; reference. Address ADA c. HENION.
| 709 Westinghouse. Telephone, 191S-1Sth.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
Fsrnished Houses to Let-Country

A LLENHURST. DEAL ASBURY PAEE.-Modern fur
II nshed cottages for -ent MILAN ROSS AGENCY.
Asbu-y Park n. J.
DoRT KENT. LAKE CHAMPLAIN. by season or sepa-
L house. 90 IT from eSe; good
tathing boating and boats accessible Ausa
BE Chasm: photographs; particulars OWNER, Box
Ig62. New York
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
BANKBOOK No. 334. .O49 of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. Any per
son having claim to ii is hereby called
or submit TO having said passbook cancelled
and new one issued.
LOST OR STOLEN -Passbook No. "A. 7O5
Of the Excelsior Savings Bank. 70 West
23d-st.. New-York. All persons are eau
toned against purchasing or negotiating
the same. and any person having Il claim
to said passbook is hereby called upon TO
present the same to the bank on or before
the 18th day OF April 1908, or submit 10
having the passboOk declared cancelled and
extinguished and a new book issued in lieu
thereof
Metropolitan Savings Bank OF New-York
formerly the Mariners Savings Institu-
tom. Payment of the same has been
stopped The finder will please return the
same to the bank. Nos. l and Third-ave
LosI.-Bankbook No. 5s7.e4O. Bank for
Savings, $50 zth-ave., New-York Pay
ment stopped. Please return book to bank
LosT.-Bankbook No. 756. .807. Bank for
Savings, $50 4th-ave. New-York. Paw
aent stopped. Please return book to bank
Bankbook No. 7si. .21s. Bank for
Savings $50 4th-ave-, New-York Paw
ment stopped. Please return book to bank
LosT.-Bankbook No. s0s.740. Bank for
Savings. $50 4th-ave., New-York PAY
ment stopped. Please return book TO bank
LOsT.-Bankbook No 546. 633. Bank for
Savings. ESQ 4th-ave-. New-York. Pay
uent stopped. Please return book to bank
LOST.-Ba nl1book No. 4.5I2 Empire City
Savings Bank, 231 West l25th-st. New
York. Payment stopped: please return to
bank.
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10th and 7Tth sts.: ! .o26 Sd-ave.. near 6tst-
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i25th-st.: T55 T'remont-ave. $50 ad-ave
near *ist-st. 5S4 3d-ave 2l0 Bleecker-st.
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Male.
ACCOUNTANT.-Expe inveTtigates, au-
dts systenlaiZes books and straightsns
out tangled accounts; 15c per hour; high
est references. Address EXPERT. Box 81
Tribune ONCE.
ACCOUNTANT. P BRAWNER, con-
sulting expert auditor; books designed.
opened. closed, systematized, audited; go
anywhere in the United States 527 Park
Row Building. NeW-York.
ADVERTISING young man. 2S. position
with reliable house to take charge of
printing department: good estimator ana
stock buyer. K. East 14Sth-st.
A BRITISHER wishes a position where
honesty and experience are valued. BAR
CLAY. IL Clarksou-st-
AMBITIOUS young man, 20. desires good
position. or willing TO learn a good trade.
MAN FRIEDMAN. 500 East 1oth-st.
ADVERTISING.-You man 20, five
years experience. as confidential clerk IN
advertising business: in advertising or pub
fishing house; can write ads. best Of refer
ences. H. NJ. Box 81. Tribune ONCE.
BRIGHT American. 1s. where he can ad-
vance himself. as stock clerk or book
keeper; good references JOHN CLARK,
BUILDERS ASSISTANT. with practical
knowledge OF brick masonry. wants open
ing with city or country builder; strictly
temperate man. f. CREED, Philadelphia
Penn.
BOOKKEEPER- - Experienced. opening.
closing books; tangled ones Strengthened:
temporary or permanent position; moderate
charges. BOOKKEEPER. care Irwin. 112
Chambers-st.
BOOKKEEPER or AssIsrANT.-27. ambi-
BACH. $40 5th-st.
KEEPER--Assistant, or general
office work: experienced: Al references.
L. s. 1.1S4 Halsey-st.. Brooklyn.
BooRKEEPER.-T years OF axe:
eight years experience. can furnish sat
isfactory reference and bond. H H. Box
26. Tribune Office
BOOKKEEPER Young man. nineteen
years, as assistant bcokkeepcr; good cor
respondent, experienced IN shipping and
Custom House work " NJ 3S3 Park-ave.
Hohoken. y. J.
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31th SIS. init o'clock D. m Advertise
n4>nts received at the following branch Of
nces at regular 0ffiCe rates until 8 o'clock
p. m. viz: 254 sth-ave.. $. e. cor. 23d-st.;
iaa 6th-aVe. cor 2fh-st. 90 East l4th-ss
25z West 42i St. between Tth and sth aves
263 West l25Ih-st i.s3s 3d-ave.. between
nth s~d T3th sts-. ! O.6 2d-aVe near Ctat-
at: I.Tos ist-ave.. near s9th-st ISL East
I2sth-st. 756 Tremont-ave,; $50 I'd ave.
near 4ist-st 55s 3d-sve. 30 Rieecker-ss:
B26 Bleecker-st Brooklyn, N Y-.is
Court-st.: 2i5 Smith-st.; i.oos Gatas-assL
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
HELP WANTED.

Female.
COOK, S25; waitress and chaI1bernaid.
$50; laundress. S22; nurse. S25: maid. $50;
cook and laundress, $50. ST. BARTHOLO-
NEWS BUREAU. 211 East 42d-st.
wANTED.-Working housekeeper, Protest
ant for bachelor In country; Y miles
from town: must be respectful thorough.
competent and reliable; references viii be
expected: no young girls. nor one without
good moral character iced AZ ply NJ. So
Bound Brock. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
wOPK WANTED.

wOPK WANTED.
Female.
COMPANION-A refined German as use
full companion TO a lady that travels. Call
from 10 to II. Miss X. 139 East 2TLh-st-
GOVERNESS.-By young lady: speaks
teach German and Italian Address c.
NJ DONALD. care Mrs smith. S19 East
65th-st.
JANITRESS.-Germ widow; no children:
one or more terements or fats: three
years in last place; collecting rents and
looking after repairs, etc; security and
highest references DRENKARD. j16 East
16fh-st-
LADY who travelled extensively through
Japan, China. Hawaii. as guide OF chap
eron to party going East Address P A.
NJ. 567 Park-ave.
ANICURIST.-Young lady would like
position NJ. KINSLEY, care Mrs. Weber.
14T West 66th-st.
REPORTER. - Thoroughly competent
stenographic reporter Gady) desires part
time engagement; ministerial work pre-
ferred; IS accurate. reliable. experienced:
high class reference. Address B. K. Box
81. Tribune Office.
USEFUL COMPANION.-By young Paris
ian. to young lady or growing children
Address by letter only 20 MADEMOISELLE,
106 East 55th-st-