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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
$4,000 Saar- $500 pro ISOLDE


81 pcrfnufeu:
3tr,it5dios 9dui,r NIT ieds SimnerH al grsr''
6traBs, Iipiihsn 9nltimors=St:. uuO GGirmOuHts
gUe ntben r9attcrionsBart" 9tis 9duitr snt=
balten ale u~eusitsu GequsmIi4tsittu, siHl9tteBli9
e~snIeulirte ReUsr un5 Rarmor&ir,ppeH. 9reis
$500. 8runnj;us $27 idbrIi4. @TOuesStraBe 1T
init ben btfen DitriiIIirttn 3itgeIttiutn- gcpiIatrt.
GoD :. GaIIagbsr, 9awIHtsTns9RIst.
Caanls) Rr. 1858. CfsgaIttmOre.5tr abc.
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3n berfanfen. SOrltaOt.


grunbfide bon s bis 60 @dcrn feiues 2anb;
prd6tige gage al Sn0lefOe=@uenue, jroii3en 9as
~tousoirlc UNI Truutlin. Ro6juiragtu bel 81. 9.
9olmer & g., II Si=2OmbarO=S traBe.
(5Seb 1S@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
Baltimore Wnrftberihtc.

CDsstaEu fur zen sD:usGasa GorrIDeaOsntsn.1
Baltimore, q. 6e6ruar.
Me6L. Die 6suti9e W}e6l3ufu6r
belief ii6 auf 5733 Safer, sinI6IieBz
li6 3O97 6Gisr gu 2ocuitzQoint uno
1880 6Gfer 3u Ganton; &u7tenDerz
7onot 4O1 6G7er. Der W5e6lmartt it
nnt6dtig bel no6Te6snOen 3otirunS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
3u berfanfen ODER at ~brrmiethen.
su ntrnlttbtn pser N perfaufen:

Sine I56ne fleine 6arnt bou 80 aderu, fir Gfz
%udriebau, Nil6rrei Nr 9efliiasl5u3t padeno; pas
9onO 1T ib6n eelsesn unO bat ~lleberiIub an Gutaz
ipafer. gaAluiraocn Del &obt. 2. eorl e.
prthm,s yang iNnrntnhint sNnrs. (febr20, lUttl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02

Safer. 6eutt9e 9arer3u+uhr
8417 8u76al. ans BEN @leDatoran 5uz
riit923ogen 6487 9uT6eI; @Orrat6 in
cen GleDutoren 132,3O3 8ui6eI. Ser
fault puroen elm 8asgor CIR. 3 peiz
fer i'm GleDotOr g}r. 2 GIT AZ, etn
@Qggon peiBer Clipped 3u Al unO elm
0agQon CIR. 3 peiBar 5u Al auf Der
Rr6n ann RoFTurni5hrFe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
Su permietbcn:

GroBe, Gut belcu6tets uuo gebei3te 2ogen@ ootE
9eriammlunq s=9tduHe in S5be eolunbId,+ l0lz
uub 1OI4, Git=9aftimorezS tra5e. Gebl9,1Vttl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
8rDceries unb 8rpDifioz
4 e 4.

Raffmirter 3uder: pro 9funo, gez
niirFslt, 5.614t,; pulDsriiirt, 5,119c.;
StanOarO qranuIirt, 5,014c.; fem
Qronulirt, 5,O1!c. Grpitol, 5.O1!c.;
Columbia q, 4,763c.; gel6er, 4.17c,
Bis 447Jc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02

Sal3flei16; pro Bfun6, garl3e
S6uLtern, engI. gei4n., 95c.; 8an3
tur3e Rippen, 1916; SetteniPef,
lille; gon3e 2ei6Itijte, lie; Sped
@8uItern, 1O3c.; Sugar Gureo"
SauItsrn, 1O5c.; S6inten, 14c.;
pine 6alt, 1876; Pitnic, 1O4c,;
nM}sB"S 6dpeinefleiid $3.50 pro
Sag; G6maI3 - in Sierces, gut rdfz
finirt, 1O3c.; in 6GTern, 10fc.
Rdffes: Iotirungen itno pie foI8t;
ouF Ger Bats BON 81 Gents pro
9funO fir 3jo gr. Z; Santos 74c.;
BIS 11!c.; Maracai6o 92c. Bis 123c.;
SABA 19c. bis 23c.; I}ptta l8c. Pi5
Ger4ftster 8ofee: 6. 9. 6, in 8ts
ten, lie. bis II 1i5c. pro Pfuno;
in 8ii67en unb 5Gten, reiner SABA,
32!c. Bis 33c.; SABA unO Motta, 8tz
miI4t 28c. bis 28!c. pro PfunO; rei~
rer Marucaibo, 223c. Bis 23c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
gu DermietbeH.
a., nermtetheu.

Cine sroouttipe GSarm BON 100 9Idernr iotuOb:
fir 6armsrsi, ME @emaiebau paHsno, aut eol9attS
Grsef in RaltimorezGouutp gtieg'n, oreI 4tttiea
BON Der Stapt, an Der uSparronsF Botnt7Stlehz
balm, auts sbtlsRoaD bis 8ur 5taot, NIT gntsni
@auIe unO srober 56euuc b'baut, mar DaeFeaO
Ser I,ktSn fapf Sabre an ben otrforben,n @m. 5.
0afett permistbet. Rdb3uIragcu bel Or. Geo: j.
6oris in garpeupi4c, MO. (j6,8,GO,2 ,4,6,8,10,2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
SteQrnaeinhe

SteIftg elmo:
3foci oeuti6e 2~i;HitmdO6cu iubcn ~ioforti9;
stsluug. Nab}ui,dgtn III Rr. l4l0, 6oofRcs
StruBt, 2ocuftzloiut. (6lI
SttIGcg & II d
Gin iuHatr bcuti6cr Dlanu iu6t Nrbcit irQeno
iD2l5tr art. GodluiraQcu bel 99altcr 0eubcl, Nr.
All. W.t=Irdtt=S trabc. W0-3)
StElItQriu
Gin Sod nit Qutcu GmpfthlunQer iu6t Stels
luna. gtut3uiraQW IN Nr. rs. Sitz6a0tttc=St II
(UD-D
StCGIrQtiu 6:
9tutiber Rauimann. % Sabre aft, ctlpns cnqz
fjb iprtb,no, iu6t paienoe Sttlun0 in ciucm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ofitrtcu belicbt man 3u icu=
ben All nurD S6r6otr, 9r. 1912, @ul=StraBc.
t5S-60
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
WuttiOnssMn3eiaem.
8. 6reecri6 s. 5obn NJ. Rtaudrcts GEpdIts.
CIR. $50, equitable @~uilOiug.
2Sermaltcrs =Ncrfnnf

Nv
pom
n~ert6bouem grunb3insfreien unb nit
@runD3in5 belaiteten 8runOeigenz
t6um, befannt ais 9}r. 1921 uno
1923, @eIt : Qpmbarb : StraBe,
Nr. 318, 6iio : 8oppletonzS traBe,
SIR. 6O8, 7O2, 7O4, 7O6 unO 7O8,
Gioerz2tQep, unO CIR. 913, 8incz
StraBe.
Graft zines @,icbls oc5 Grci5Qri6ts Ir. > Der
StaOt Baltimore miro DER uuttr}cibuctc @crnaltcr
u II I a q, Den ,. Nidri 1903, NubmittoQ5 3 lIbr
btQinucuO, bic obcn b;8clbuctcu ucuu Gruuoitiits
~rcipettipc oil Crt uuo Stclc uui 0iicutli6cr Nutz
tjou sum @ertoui Ousbjctca.
99cQen HGbcrcr EeiarcibuuU NM Giu5Hnbcittn
@ctrefis Der ~bciaQttH @rurOtHde Ntbt Die 2ln}ciQc
in Der 9ultjmOrcr Sun
Sic Sepouirung BON fitnfunO3tD0n5ig Collars
miro ppu Dem &Guicr cincs i:OcH Nduics sur 3ttt
Dcs @crtauf5 pcrlauQt. @ruuO3iuicu, Sttucru etc.
iperOeu bis sum Sage pes &;rtaufs bcribtjQt.
Observation-Disclosures: Sin Srjttl @uur, Der
8cit in Qlcibeu 9etrdQtn mad 6 unO Z Wonatcl,
poer Niles @odr, mad @clitbcn Dcs Rduiers; ritfz
itGnoiqc 3abluHqcn miHeu 3ur 3ufricOcnbcit pes
@crlUaltcrs iibcr gctclt icin uaO inn 3inicH uHz
tCr!9erfiH-
3o6n 81, Requorot
@crpaltcr.
@ottiiOu & @obau,
(j9,6D Iuttionatorcu.
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Anseiaem.-3 3 DetfanieH.
Su %perFaufen:


Cine cute 8dd,rti, n66sutli6sr Serbruu6 II
SdHer 02ebl, nur @augtunDi6aft erfer &laTt IN
better Gn6bari6aft. gtub3ufrogtn IN Der eTpSolE
tioH Dieie5 8lottes. VO-3J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02

@runbeiqsntbum ausr &rt, Obne lInteri3ieO, no
baIclbe btleQeu lit, perlpnIttn glabIdie, %btiorgen
Os Gintaifren BON Nistbtn etc. 6. 9. 3 4 d
rta II, 6l2 Sam Building. C5uni9,l3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
Serlamot inn g%QRencinca.

9eutT4es Nr5eit5 : RaApeiiung8z
8ireau,
Rr. 2l9, sHossbarpzStrabe, uuttr Der gufii6t Der
rGeuti6tn 0cieuiblit." Sicicuigen, iD:I3e otutz
idc oauOptrter, &lrbtitsr NM Sienitbotcu ju be-
jbdittatu luuni5eu, iuoltu fb pcri0ulib ODER IN
isauflrteu 9ritftn al Osn Agcnteu Der @sicui3aft,
SObanu 3. WeDer, 9r. 219, SiiOzSbarps
6traBc, ireuOen, pelbsr uututgeltlib ~2ustunft er=
tbslitn pirO. (5dn2S,l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
Su pCrFdufeiT

.gtIIta 1871 unD 46 ader; sin Etues
Saus aut eiusm; biaie, DtHH OIsis Bo4t mob
~Otrfanft. gu s%riragsn bel gGHnoE, 3Deitsr
fSlur, ,GalDetz@tbduDt.E EOtt24,l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
Mnnnernnne GntOefnnn

Trau BiniaEiss cine berpUrrdeenee Speitas
49, u, SrauSusaffren brahte 5auienoea ron
i,isensta iTrartn oas Slid Der g,iuuobeit; BAIT.
rIs s;ntn SebIi5laa; in attuHoOisrliG etnno,n piTO
n irotuoi6tlatm 6iaoinm g%tnosTuHs ori3afIt 0e'r
f.,r, gtt35luuo; isint SbmTjtn. isius Gsfabr,
Fin, unferbts6ana Der Gsi5dftieuh9; about fb;r
uHp barr,les; IN 9Hr:sa ear per 9ot 80. 6 ma
tortobtffts, prtpatts 6ttm tar
qa,b1uhfuna faas otuiRi5it; 2~5sidbriIe G:fS5-una.
epttttur5fu ron ie bis 8. 69ua.iss p9n Q bis ).
&e:5sr!tiian5 sratts.
Grau y. gRiniGnis,
Rr. az. Ssrs+Sei=eESsStss:s eaI:imsrs.
1GI.e1&SID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02

giuie, i60n unO Isi6t a%rbsiteEO. StdnOlSos
Rdbmai6insn. 8aar oOer @rsDit. 8iaigttr Dla=
i5intnsQaoen in Der StaOt. G5qs. Z. 6bors
Rr. G64, @ehz9altimoresStr. Ql4-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02

JA DertuHTeH'
2ebenbe gdnitteoerR sritsr GIeie, DC. uno soc.
bag giunD. 7r Bette grs:s pirD bsjablt tIt alts
dntit. TtabaeoupsDi1bsln. sanlsrjean Geatpsr Co.
gr. gu. tprp=Sutdp=EtraB CUfdilq, IN S&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02

9lm San9iteH ctabGirte
alnrplanO GbattrI foam AaOfiatiOn,
Understanding. @erttts6aus seaeunbsr.
9immtr Or. 90 unO 23l 0p:iter 6lur).
SnroitzGfe TaDettez unb Ct , @aHlzG trGFe.
aB- gecucs 0sfes pom 1902 ifrtft befulst.-Ga
QarIsbrn- $1Ob bis $3.50 parirbfn
auf Wlobcln. @ianos. CresIu ufn.
2arlebcn inter $50, @~siammttoiteu 500.
Bon $50 bis 800, G~tiammtfoftu ass.
dit 6 9rojcut mOnatli6 fur &tEsgetrag.
) @rO3:nt uuf @etragc BON itt 500.
gsioe 3elepbOne: ct. 4auI 2l34. Gourtluuo 735
goysiie: hilbert Slum,. IT,, Setrstdr.
@oIUct=9uil0irg, Baltimore.
@Qent Diro ooriprc5cH unO gratis bic 8oten
@srfldren- ClOu9, l3,8&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02

- TT-' ~ -
Wet3en. ~ Die heuttge Mei3en@
3ufu6r fe3iff:rte iia auF 1894 8uz
f6eI; @arianDt BON ben GlsDdtoren
1889 8uI6aI; @orratb in ben glsz
Dat0ren 265,2O 8uI6el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
OrnnOeigemtBnm at herfanfen.


JN UGIIuUItN-
Gin ortiit6diQcs Saus 3u mdBigcm Qreiit, 6l=
o~cntbiirer ucrldbt bic StuDt. gtd6}ufroQcn III Nr.
1921, llniouz4penuc, 3piibeH gortbzAptnut uuO
% Strubt- t6O-ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02

9arlcben BON $500 big $4,000
ouf grunoeis,ntbum in Der StoOt unb Dem Qunoe,
~uitorige 3insraten. ). d. 9trrs & . o II,
Rr. 25, st. 9auIsStrabt. (apriI11,1J)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
8dbn am BefQn9nlB3o+e.
6euttde S6lubrate
RnItinorer Gffefterb6fie.
Cgrjbt4 sar otr ,Csutfatu Eor5tfg3uO,atsn' 0EuB
=. IE. Elio0tn0Dri K Eal

Baltimore, q. 6ebrudr.
s. 0m. M}ioDenOorf &c 50. bere6z
men fir 6ranc5; 8antiers Staten
auf 5.185 (peni8er 1916, ouf Sidt
5.15& (Deniger 1f16), toufmdnni56e
auf so Sage 5.184 (peni9er 1i16) Bis
500. Rei65mort auf 60 Gage
"a 9116. 8ulOen ouf go Sage 395.
Sterling 8antier5 ouf go Sage
4.84{ bis 4844, auf Siat 4.87a bis
4.87j, faufmGnnii6e 484! bis 4,844.
@ertGufa auf Der bleitgen Gifettanz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
Geffride @6Iubrdfp.

betrug 15f,093 8uf6st; 8erfar0t BON
BEN @lepatoten .242,922 8u7fel; Glez
Dotpren 9prrat6 773 AL 8u76el.
8srtdufe: 1000 fri76er Spot gu 534,
10000 Mdr3 gu 50, 24,500 TrjIder
Spot git 534 10000 6e5ruar SIT
53f, 10000 D}ar8 5u 50, 1000 Steaz
- .....EA.a. EnnL - .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02

9}eue 9}omen auf Der 2ifte Der QppIiz
tunten INN Die Mapor8z9}ominaz
tion. - Die Rapublitaner balten
Elm 3pedeTen in Der Union
2eague=6aua", = On 8eperbern
nm bic domination fir Die
Staotrot65 Nominotionen fe6lt
es in beioen 9arteien ni6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
9nrleben nnf 0rnnOsigcntbnm.

(j9,G1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-02
2frlamgt.- Waaner mo Gnabel

Seriungt
Sin &6der ais cute brittle 9anO. Na9juira9en
in 9r. $50, SilDzSm apOoOAStrdBt, naDe 9SN@
Ieuss2IUenue. VbD
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
PROSPECT FOR GOOD DOG SHOW.
Not So Many Entries As Last Year-euai1ty
of Exhibits To Be Excellent.

With all the mails in, the entry list 1oI tne an
nual bench show of the Westminster hennei Niu''
to be held in the Madison Square Garden fepiuaiE
11-I4, shows that there in ali -oao eAtiie9'
nineteen less than last year. The list woulo nave
been a great deal larger had it been posslpie 'o ~
cept entries which came In later doubtless Oh ac-
count of misapprehension the part OF soile o"ii
ers and breeders who took it for granted 1lttt ue
show would be held at the same time as laSt yed''
for since January 26 the day entries coseu Jdi''
Mortimer, the superintendent of the SHOW mas p'i
Obliged to return than one hundred eh'iieS
which mailed too late. but would nave oeeN
in time under last years conditions.
The total number of dogs to be benched Is low
few less than last year; but there will be plenty 10
keep the judges busy. The judging VIII besi carry
in the morning of the opening day ana coh'iiiue
until the awards have ali been made. SIX rings Will
be used, all going a the same time. -
OF boodhounds there six less than iasC !Ssii
but the good ones it Is said, VIII all be theIe;
St Bernards expected to be line lot als!louSh @
there tWenty-one less than a year ago.
teen more Great Danes will be benched Ihe deer. @
hounds number one less than last year: Zen InoIs
Russian wolfhounds than last year will be SHOWN
and the greyhoundS Will number fourteen 1858 'ii~
q ago.
The sporting dogs will be well represented FOX
hounds will number three more than Il year dsD
including specimens from the packs OF r. n
Chase, the Meadows Kennels, G w. BAKER anu d.
@, Bates There will be seventeen more comes
shown and there will be good showing oi, 0ld
English sheepdogs, many having been imported lor
the occasion. The bulldogs will number eighteen
than last year and are Sald TO De Hile lO
Twenty more French bulldogs than last year VIII
be shown. but the bull terriers Will number eg
less The greatest falling off i'll entries is IN the
eagle classes, forty nine less being on the llst
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
CHESS.
Lashe,- Not TO Compete an Internd-
fionaf Touy,tfdpielJ.

The international chess tournament, which was
10 be begun al the Casino. Monte Carlo, on last
Friday. will begin tomorrow. according to dis
patch which reached this city Friday Why
Arnous de Eivfere, the manager OF the congress.
thought better to postpone the beginning OF the
contest until tomorrow not explained in the
dispatch The proba bilities that some Of the
competitors could not reach the Riviera in time and
that Il was thought wise TO await their arrival
a dispatch from the Berlin correspondent OF the
'-NeN-Yorker Staats-Zeitung' says that Lasher has
been offered prefcssorship of mathematics at the
University OF ST. Louis. and that the champion has
accepted the call Under the circumstances Lasker
Is scarcely TO blame for absentng himself from
Monte Carlo. the he expressly said to
a friend his arrival I'm this city last fall that
he woald Try 10 set engagement in this country
such he held at Owens College, in Manchester,
England. last year
At present The champion is engaged in winding
up his tour OF this country Last week he played
at The Boston Athletic Association and the Boston
games in simultaneous exhibitions, and also beat
ing Barry and Sussmann in match games This
week he will be back in this city. playing all
concrs at the West Side Republican Club Tues
day evening and engaging in similar performance
At the Syracuse Caess Club next FRIDAY. The week
following he viii be at the Brooklyn Chess Club
a performance cf simultaneous play TO terminate
his tour.
The consultation game PLAYED at Boston, the
match against Barry and the game in which
The champion suffered defeat a the hands of a
young player in a simultaneous exhibition of
particular interest. and are therefore appended:
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08

WOLVERINE MOTOR WORKS. 25 War
ren-st.. n. Y: self-starting and reversing
Gasolene motors for launch and auxiliary
purposes. to SIS horsepower: two and four
cycle
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
AMERICAN ROWING CLUB REGATTA.

The executive committee OF the American Rowing
Association met in Philadelphia recently and voted
to hold the first annual regatta on the SchuylkiH
River Philadelphia, July , The following
races were decided: First single SOULS. second SIN
gle scus first double scus, first pairoared Shells
first centpede four sculls first four Dared shells
second gigs. second eight Dared shells, first elght
jared shells and eight cared shell race for school
crews.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08

MATTRESSES made to order; carpets take taken
I'm. cleaned and relaid LEVI ID br~O-'''
I954 Broadway.
/ KATzIN, Uphosterer ana Decorator; ~; liS
IL ytPIet N1 25tb-st. Telephone 1856 Madison
c,,sra Work guaranteed. highest refer
ences: lowest prices
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
PETROFF $ DEFEND

DR.. Tarrascb the judge appointed by the Ger
Chess Association, decided to award the first
brilliancy prize in the international chess
terS tournament. 300 marks, TO w +. Napier of
Pittsburg. for his game against Bardeleben. and
the second prize, a silver cup, to Dr. Oliand. OF
Utrecht. Holland. for his game against Wolf.
The following members of the Manhattan Chess
Club started yesterday in the annual handicap:
A u. Beyer A &. Cass. &. II. Cochranc, L. Del
mar. c Dicerup, " W. Gibbs. J. Halpern j.. NJ
Tianham. L. J. kaItenbach. w ". Koch. l.. Moffat,
4. PuivermacheT Otto Roething. g. J. Schw'et5er 1.
". Il. Soiden B. Siegheim and j. H. White. One
hundred dollars is offered III prizes.
Professor Isaac L. Rice some time ago offered
$3.50 for correspondence tournament, i'll which ali
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
ART.

A BOON Tor al art collectors and pro
ducers = chance 10 turn art treasures
srfo ready money OF exchange. Address or
csll on the manager Of the " aldort Art
Galleries n xoII wish TO sell. buy or ex-
change paintings. water Colors, engraFlnss,
xfatuaTv, hronzes, antiques cuTloS' tapes
-ries carvings. burnt WOOD l'ett+fs, OTl-
entail rugs and art furniture. Wanted. art
ir every branch that Is for sale or eN-
change Largest and handsoInest art safes
zsIleriss in America. Send address Tor ce-
Fr-trfive circular. WALDORF ART GAL
TFRIES. : West 34th-st. opposite Wal
dcrf-Astoria. New-1oTk.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
GITOCO PIANO.

At last the tie tournament to decide the cham
pionsIip the Manhattan Chess Club is over. Phil
lips beat IIanfam. and drew with Halpern, while
Halpern lost Hanham, which makes the final
score read follows: Phillips, IL; Hanham, /;
Halpern u. The last game of the match. played
between Phillips and Halpern, ran as follows;
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
MACHINERY.

NEW and second hand fan motors; direct
and alternating: large stock; repairing.
NJ L. FLICK, Z Chambers-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
BILLIARD AND pool TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS Of billiard and pool
tables; high grade bowling alley builders: i:
lowest prices. MARN BROS. "a Union
Square.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
PRINTING.
PAWNBRoKERs' SALES.

-
L. I. FTRUSKI. Auct., 40 Bowery, sells, i
a. -, -
Feb e-By NJ. Bruckhenner, isl Eas'
10Sth-st.; NJ & Z. Bruckheimer, ZIuo "tI
pledges prior Jan 81. 1902
Feb 13-By L. 7. Lemon &c SON. 4'1 Etn
ave :. II. Goody, IA Grand-st-. BkiyIi.' Iia uia
Feb. 3. 1902.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08

RkBY CARRIAGES ETC.
cpA&nAI,L CARRIAGE CO, 6e5 5o-a.e-'
--rsn,,fg rturers OF baby oaTriag.s anu i,es
s-,f ,-o-,srfs Of the newest ana best eL3le@ .
shown 81 our 7areroonls. op--.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08

the games played should be opened with the gamnat
spondence Association has undertaken to arrange
the contest which will be open to an paSsslsh sht ~
the United States and Canada. II is expected tHd'
the Tournament will begin in about -FOUR weeks-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
CARPET CLEANING.

j. & j. w. WILLIAMS
S53 w. 5ATR ST. c9lu@sa, c95 ass
CARPET CLEANING. Ests sbIished 1915
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.
Cleans by compressed air. steam, hand or
on floor. 1,55S Broadway, 421 East 4sth-st.
COE & BRANDT. Tel. 132 3Sth.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08

ADyERTISINC SOLICITORS TO "ork on
labor scheme in nearby state hust pT 1A
r,er,encfd and able TO give bond; big bus
ness in sight: good commissions paid Ad-
tress r IL, Box 8, Tribune Ohice-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
.sTRoLoGY AND PaLuIsTRy.

s. READINGS FOR S.-Bi Hung long,
the worlds greatest Chinese ClaiTvoNsn n
sad pelnlist, 10e West 5Sth-st-. near Broad
v,sv- ,aur past, present and future Daily
and sunday from 10 q. m. 10 p m.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08

4i4 WEST 1lsTH-sT.- or two sunny
rooms in uuiet refined home, near Co
lur1bIa. hath telephone; excellent board
in vicinity; moderate Mrs. c.
NICELY furnished front room 81 saitane ar .or
one or more gentlemen. s41 3d-aVe,
near 3Tth-st.
NEWLY furnished rooms for gentlemen;
breabfast IL desired. 157 West 64th-st
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08

ELECTRIC MOTOR and dynamos bought,
sold and exchanged; first class repairing.
BELL ELECTRIC MOTOR CO. 195 Wcos-
te!-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
r<nERTA.K =.
AGENTS WANTED.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS.

A'-BALTIBIORE business man, Win tsn5iII,, EN- :,
ergT and capacity, in highest standi16 I,Ild f6
and with large acquaintance & Wolld ,ir irMe op ~
teLI teLIi1or,1foo that has business interests IN
RaitiTnnrs TSi or the South. Address GAhDI- "a,
HFR, 224 St Paul-st.. Baltimore A'u'
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
BONING AND FENCING.

HANDBALL, boxing. fencing, baths. etc
WOODS GYMNASIUM. 6 East 2eth-st-
Enlrance. s.: monthly dues. s..
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
HELP WANTED

Male.
ATTENTION. MEN!--sy doing doing an toT TasI =
yyork yo1 can travel TO England TOT -
and Germany $40: free passage sIso ,-TfC RIH
cured: return passage. Apply AlL-AT ~ y
SHIPPING OFFICE. 115 lst-st', New ~ u n n
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08

:, coon live salesman, one who knows
bo,y 70 do business, is offered a position
by brokerage firm. Address WELENLR
g DITNN co Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
STORAGE.
UPHOLSTERY,

WORK GUARANTEED.
I IN Reference furnished. Moderate
" rrices. HARTMAN. SGth-st- and
1S Colunlbus-ave.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.


an. legitimate detective service conf
sfe-,tfzily transacted in all sections
licensed bonded MANHATTAN DETEC-
TIVE AGENCY. 81 Vest 2lstHst
AsCHER DETECTIVE AGENCY. .--Shad-
owing Investigations spe',iaity ~ Grim
inal and civil cases; male and female pI'ei-
sforF- > Beekman-st. i.3i5 broadway; open
nighl and day. Telephone o9lf 3sth-s
DETECTIVES. Licensed. shadopingi ~
.-eattenftOus. eNidCnca secured civil.
criminal cases: phone z3i-5s. 100 West
42d-st Captain SoYEB
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
BUSINESS CHANCES.

4 FIRST CLASS LAUNDRY: one OF us 'llS
best locations in the city; dong s.tI3S'. q sgG.
business; sold on account o. FsI 11rNIsY HTSts1!'
l.7si Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08

\ LADY Of culture and social position,
connected with the best families Of New
Ccrk. having had the opportunity OF travel
,na- widely in European and Oriental coull-
ries would like to chaperon one or more
tides, mothers or daughters; the following
aides take pleasure in indorsfng qualtilca-
ions: Mrs. Howard Townsend. Mrs. Gar
.nce y Seward, Miss Fanny Schuyler, Mrs
flames NJ. Lawton, Mrs James ~ Glover
3 2 East 22d-St.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
Dogs


ALI, kinds for sale: medicines; veterinary
inspection weekly. WRliiHT'S Fenneis.
90 Cranberry-st., corner Fulton. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
CAST OFF CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for ladies'. gentle
mems and Children's discarded Clothing,
fine Evening and Street Costumes, JeWelry,
Bric-A-Brac. Furs. ste. Mr.. or Mrs. NJ.
NATAL, IA 6t1-ave. Telephone 10lsB-
3sth.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
pFEING AND CLEANING.


A. r. RICHOT. 292 sth-ave. 'Estaoiished
Thfrt- rsj.-Highest grade work
Curtains done up, 80 csIats.
CLEANING and Pressing. DOC. Saif.
called for and delivered. Orders promptly
attended to l. SCHNARIHBAIM, i'-oi
Broadway. Room =.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08

ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN.--
Experienced ON plans. elevations, section
al detail. listing estimating and superin-
tending: references: salary moderate. 2
O. Box 13l, White Plains. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08

CAPABLE SALESMAN to cover New 9Tt 9iE
With staple line; high commissions VII win
';or 70 right man JESS II. SMITH CO,
Detroit. MtGh.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08

ANY Intelligent person may earn good IN
come corresponding for newspapers: tA-
n.rience unnecessary. Send for particulars
PRESS SYNDICATE. LockpoTt' r. i
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
CGRSETS.


! REPAIRED and altered, duplicated, made
20 order; fine work; moderate prices.
0LMSTEAD CORSET COMPANY. "a West
22d-st.