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New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Jackson s@ael to John c5ins sHg RPf s'I IS i9o5 ~,
1r per No9Tis to the State Allen-st No 5oO
rzarmonie Cub o. ths PEE City Of Warner
Van Norden; 6lth,st l26 it Of 1'n-aVe $4,000
sn Que APslt Piot i I'g td the New-York Bible and
Common Prayerbook Society: 57th-st No Al - 600
West; ySas sTes Fer aId another to Empire tg
Savings Bank; Fort Independen2edsL n 5snce-gt s.
n $. 1851 # 5 " Ct Giles Place; year. per 1.5oo
s,,fn6so5 Gsnt Marie /. 70 William H sanford excel
and tFstss .a @ 25st s 76ne 10 eS4 per 1880
prior mortgage, 500; due May 1900 per 1900
Won den Driesch Albert, to Milton o1tgsge Qpgen-
5000 building loan due May / 1904 De! 2o5oo
sane GsR' to same same property: May 1901 5000
Ddnneg John to title and Trust st Cont Snt 5000
Potter FredeTick and another trustees t. .6 Ca{h @
sne LoneE Bgoadway Si9 Nos 40 and .44 cue 10000
May 1900 Az per cent, 47. sG!a Loan and Trust
Company: CheTryst Nos los and los5a: nu9 1900
same to same; Chery-st No lo6 due Septeno 1900
veester ls RUvust r to German Savings Bank 6oOO
ce1ltTalst No us; yeaT per ssp1gz sent Bank
Bqt5 tnas 4srE&6si o 1s5 due No7sbeT IL 1907 ~ 5000
st2ssa EuEenif sSm9ahy 1 7s 10 East
5sgsrsb yssTs ~ oo@0 2o5 6S65 ct al to LAWYERS tue In
vestment Company: 7th-st NOS = .. anu ~ ~, 600
slaza a3d s3o?Rsg S8 .s 70 yssA esPFa3 Il TFPs
grams
BANK: 2d-st L s, 1858 fl OF lst-aFe' S' II 900
1Ee.lE---ar Max and another 70 the state f4Ih.
Avenue { s 212 Of 7th-st' year per o. 900
cent ...-.---..-----. II-+a+s Security
Van Techten Jessie L to heal EsIa[e ~-ior
C>o-7nanv. Flzabetf-st- Nos AZ aho o. P'-0' 0Oo
mortgage S55 600 demand 6 per cen,
EaarbraCh William, and another 10 SISlIeHS
ing Bank: Stauton-st, Nos rs ana -oo yea 10 Coz
l Der
Eoo1e-efn Joseph et the state tanA e-.LS
- 125 s T Of WaveFIey fiace' " 4i40-- n 900
srinsts Rsf fSt isaSo n aE9g9gs co
many. I07th-st n S 100 Il W OF AasIsIUaIi' 2S 600
< perC
Sans 10 same: property; prior inoltea77 4 0a0
rr15er Joseph 70 Bernard 2 Amend, Stanlq@
n 5. s4i0 # Of Cann0H-st years. - . p 10 500
-a-ne n <agharina Ipenner- Staiton-sl Il
u ~ C-aunor-st also Stanton-st. I. - -
W Of Cannon st; prior mortgage Sio-'Oo ' 4l5Q
Nh e9 'wali-st to metropolitan Life INSURANCE III7
company Pine-st. No 65 TO 1 sISo TOO ooa
~r-oSSs1.@ 80 ~ AFsx to the state Bank; Ridges
n - II = Of Rivington-st; Due - pc e5 AoQ
vaIensteiu Moses Lawyers TltLe INSURE an
Company: Avenue D, corner '.lSl, 'l, sea es ooC
same 70 American Mortgage company ft oor
e-Tyc r-ior mortgage. S2S 600; year . PEI
Graves beth another 70 GuSh9tit5
and Trust Company; Boston ttoao No 1''10' 5of
5 =
sTs r2abecca r. Seamens Bank for SAVINGS On nor
To+b-st No I2O East; years, a. per cent -
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
TO BUILD ON BLAcKwELL's ISLAND.

Plans were FLED yesterday at the Bureau Of Build
.nFs. Manhattan. for one story brick gymnasium
Tor tie Children's Hospital RandalIs Island op-
rosire 1z5th-st The building viii be s1s feet front
by 5s6 feet deep and VIII cost $lovVo. Inc c''S -
-. 80 F2ervvfolz Aspinwau & Owen the
architects Plans were also fled for diet Kitchen
s-5 dining han for the consumptiVe camp on BIach-
-5e77'e Island opposite SeveaJy-seventh-st me
building VIII be 1l27 feet front BY 42lV feet qeep'
$3.50 s-d Cre story. The city Is the owner Ken
-,-fcI- Ger7iryrau q owen are the architects The
ros- IS -lare6 q $1,000
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
TO BUILD ON OLD STOKES SITE.

Plans were flied for an eleven stoIy 90
-. -, - be erected at Nos IS and 20
rs, -rv-s,.,,-airtl,-st- or plot 50xsSs Wylys
con,panv. Of No ie0 Willian-st-. is the owner
Fio1eIs q Stokes are the architects The oost Is
placed at $50 oo0 The above hotel adjolns the Ai0
haitian Club and occupies the north I OF tiie Oiu
James Stokes site Plans were fled lss1 " zie
Ss20eo apartment house at Nos - anu % --
.-.o o.a 5,o+eI
20 be erected on the above site. ana thsn br1iid
erty was offered to the city for A munlciP"' D
ing which offer was rejected
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25

- a.; 9aoTris Sentell & Main. atys H Williams.
sue on udE 81 l55 s5; Gusts SasS 81 taxes etc S453 Ia
TO the plaintiff for s. OOn - ' 80 w. -
ca g 3 Ingraham & Co: 2o7 22a Park Row. and
e. ~ Is o Ne@s-tsoNery W along Nev-Boy
'.tNN 80 10 Park Row n & story ok loft
foreclosure sale; Randolph r7uggenheirner
Ssauc tealty Go ct al; GuEgenheIner,
-Lsusit sttys; Pomeroy ref: due on judgt Sc 1s0
costs s4 AZ taxes $500: prior ntge so 900; TO
plelnttn for s.. 600 prior rtga and Interert
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
TILE RRoNx BUILDING PLANS.

Nadison-aye.. east side 30 feet souln u M =
g. - e,5 a half story frame dwelling house
Ixs2 DR.. ". c. Dement,. owner: B. Ebeling archl-
tect q 90. .
Freeman-st southwest corner Of Chishoim-sL'
three story frame store and dwelling hoase -4A'o'
Louis La Velle. owner; William / La Feiie a III
Fresr17r-st south side. a feet vest OF il 6nls-
bolro-r- f0lT two story frame dwelling h1Is yS1Is
2lx5s Louis La Velle. owner: William l. Id Ne'ie
e
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
151s7r :; -o17F7CT DEPARTMENT. WASHING

Ton D. c. March 27. lgOs-saied proposals wiz iads ee
- .his Department until Monday. May a. IFo9
sofack n m FOR frnshing FOR the use OF It's MAI
Is,,Ttnrneut Shops such supplies ~
castings steel os eatneT'
hs iac,nx cord etc such quantities OF te onsI-
resnectfveIy saeh times ana from tlHle
e ,1-a s they raay lie ordered during ne tseal ysa
- s-l complete list er me arlcleS
5rsd .ith fuiI specifications and form OF PROPOSE
,stss upon application the Second AsslstSlS
le 1ssnssal X J. wYENE Acting Postmaster
Gere
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
REAL ESTATE NEWS.

On "Wednesday. April %, James L Wells the
suctioreer. viii sell at auction at the New-1 orK
Real Estate Salesroom. No II Broao"as, TWO @ ots,
-, q-v7n0 feet on one OF which IS two story
ENC bo7,se known as 10. 435 Coluubus-ave, near
7-fr-7orc-st Van Nest one block from trolley ne
attorney for the plaintiff Is Thomas J. l. AcNlel--S'
Oe M NaSSau-St-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
Proposals.
DROPOSALS-U. S. DEPARTMENT OF

DROPOSALS-U. S. DEPARTMENT OF
Agriculture Office of the Secretary Washington.
,, Anr / 19O3-Sealed proposals will be received
at the Office Disbursng Clerk until p m Mon
40, Ms 1903 for furnishing supplies during the fsca
90 enjne lime so 1904 follows: Stationery labora-
I- LUMBER and packing boxes: fuel and Ice painters
furniture and map frames: foragei seals
hroors brushes, foTer-pots: cleaning carpets
r1agbirp towels telegraph hardware; flags. in
srrepts towers, and lanterns; printing and thograph
- waste paper Full information furnished
fca+ion 20 the Disbursing Clerk TO the Weather
,res BIDS must sealed and addressed 70 the sece
in accordance instructions gwen
JAMES WILSON. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
Proposals.


- the R,reau Of Navigation Nary Department Wash
ington D. c. O'Clock noon. Ne1Iesa S4- Sias
Tg3 ana there publicly opened Immediately
Paving the Z. s Naval Academy ,i ~
Blank forms proposal specifications. and plans 49,
furnished on application the Bureau OF Navls4Soe
Navy Department. Washington d c. or a. I 1 Thies
Academy. Annapolis. Nd II. C TAfLufNs bhieA
Of
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25

WAITRESS. leaving town. ladF sco-1
like situation for her waitress guo1 rec
or,wendstion IS West S0th-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
REAL ESTATE.
Plot Fronting IN The Grand Com
course Sold.

George D. Pfermayer, with Bryan l.. Kennedy
has sod z plot OF twelve lots fronting IN the
Grand Concourse and Ryer-ave-. corner OF one
third-st- for Jacob A thinner
man and George B. Mcintyre. The plot is TO be
improved With the erection Of sixteen dwelling
houses. The houses VIII be OF Colonial style, two
stories high and constructed Of brick.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
PREPAYMENT OF THE INTERIoF

~ r-..s c+a+as Patent Office. Washington. D. G.. April
,9o3 Sealed proposals (n quadrupicatel VIII pc re-
eeiIed at this until O'clock p m oaasy N1y f
5Irtng the ending June go Iso4' 10y
sIi+6ographc process, copies OF drawings OF le
rsakIv issues OF patents. designs trade-naIs. a9
a1oIica tons for the reproduction OF e&hause4
p-ex OF Sravngs Specifications OF foreign patents
and publications. for producing copies OF oensS W f@
5Sc+ior Of the Official Gazette Including an IN
he reproducing by Srver print photo
nhotographs designs Spec< ations ana specl-
fo-rns OF proposal will be furnished on ap
-, the Chief Clerk Of the Patent once All
bs5srs are invited present at the Cpenlns r l.
ATIF.N Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
PAwNBRoKERs' SALES.
L. L. F1RUsKI. Auctioneer. 20 BOwery.

L. L. FIRUsKI. Auctioneer. 20 Bowery.
April April 27@By H Phillips 157. Bowery.
diamonds. watches. tewelry' al pledges
April 2s-By J. Stitch & Bro, IFS Sd-ave..
diamonds watches, tewelry. all pledges
prior April Is 1902 all older I6s eteS dates di.
rnonds. watches. jewelry, all pledges prior
April IS. 1902, all older dates -
ing etc pledges prior April IS. 1902.
April 29-By VIM Simpson & Co., lSi
Bowery. diamonds. watches. jewelry al
and all goods reserved from previous sales
April 2a--Py y. Maver. clothing
April 3o-Fine CONSIGNMENT lever G.
ave, Brooklyn, diamonds: watches, jewelry'
all pledges prior April 21' 1902
CF-NTRAL AUCTION CO. NJ. Sheehan.
auctioneer. 1872 and 154 Canal-st-
april 2y e5Bs5 n n A69II t2YeTy & iaa Sst 'fh-aSe
Aprii 2SEBy r. Simpson & Co. las West
42d-st.. diamonds. iewelry. etc, pledged to
February |. 1902. Nos. 22,O0l to 2,O42 and
''9I1 Gprll 2s0By JOS Levy. 1s5 varIck-st..
clothing to April 90 1902
april oa-By P. FreeI. 927 Broadway. and
100 Grand-st.. Brooklyn. diamonds jeweiry'
s'lli April II 2s1By Est, J. ! Fullan. $50 10th
ave. clothing to April 20, 1902
April 30-By 7. Blau. 45 6th-ave. ola
rnonds- iewelry, etc. pledged to No. 43.037.
March ~. 1902. and goods held over
April 3O-By Il. FreeL 29 New Chambers
st clothing TO April 20. 1902
ELI SOBEL Auct. 9s Bowery. sells 10
a m, goods pledged to April 10, 1902
April 27-Clothing, dresses, shoes, etc,
W1n. Prayer AT 7th-ave-
April 2S-CTothing, dresses shoes. etc, IL
Newcoru. .. 6-i8 3d-ave.
April 29-Jsweiry. H Sobel. az 9th-aVe-
April 3o-CIothing. dresses. remnants.
shoes etc. r. SObei & Sons. 1.426 2d-ave
May Clothing. F. Fisher, Brooklyn.
Nav 4-By Z. Berger, 4Go 6th-ave. and
400 West 42d-st.. clothing. dresses. shoes,
etc. pledged TO April %
Jos. sHONGOOD & SONS, Auctioneers.
salesrooms No 81 Bowery-
April 2T-Msns and wonlens clothing
etc KaskeTs Loan Office. 363 West 42d-st.
April 27-Jewelry. watches. diamonds.
etc A. Friedman. I91 3d-ave.
ADrU 2S-Men's and women's clothing
etc- q Nelson. - Stanton-st-
April 29-Jevelry. watches. diamonds.
etc Albert Freund. 1888 3d-ave.
April 29-Mens and womens clothing
etc NJ NJ. & r Marks. 2.05T 3d-ave.
April 3O-Ciothing, etc, pledged to Apr1!
23. 1902, B. Fox. - sth-ave-
Nav Mems and women clotnlnst
etc. l. Rosenthal. 1O3 West Sist-st-
ANDERSON & MINTZ.. Aucts.. "a Bowery
Anril 27-Fine diamonds, rubtes, erner-
aids sapphires, IN earrings. pins ana rings.
fue antiaue silverware.
ApriI 2S-By Geo. Weaver, 400 stn-aNe-.
ali clothing pledged TO April I. 1898.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
posT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, WASHING

ton. D. G. 30, 19os-seaied proposals will be oe
received at this DEPARTMENT Il O'Clock on the
September 1898 from patentees or tner a. =
mail pouch and sack opening closing devices also In
clips, devices for labelling mail bags blh
forms OF bids and specifications giving full
NAV be had upon application the Second Assistant
General, Washington, D. L Il = " i->-NE~
Acting Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25

tOn D c. April s. proposals 20 aso VII Pc
fr frntshing ali engraved and printed matter re-
Suttea ioi during a period Of commencing
sentHT6er = 1908 The Public Printer and the 5 prec
Of and Printing are required
bv the provisions OF the Act OF March B. 1855 70 SUI,
~ " for this work in competition with bidders
tberefor Blank Of bids with samples OF DIaih
etc and specifications VIII te 4r srs
SuperintendenJ Of the Money Order Hss
en- washington D. c. The Postmaster General
80 - g2efsc- anv or all waive technica! os-
fects and to accept any parts OF any oa anu 70
'eJs'' INC r J. WYNNE. Acting Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
Brooklyn Property to Let.

NEW CORNER APARTMENT handsomely decorated;
y and tile bath, steam heat. hot
water supply: $50 S35 Howard-ave and Decatur-st
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25

GARDENER and FLORIST. with fstse1
years experience, MAY {. on private
estate. Al references W to date In al
branches Address W II. care % vaughn
seed store. "A BarcIav-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
n0ST 0FFT17F DEPARTMENT. WASHING

,o- n C. March ied3Sealed proposals VIII iaoS 1e
ss,reG al this Department until Mondays Y nay 49, nj
2 S,a.S m for furnishing paper blank DOCKS aIiu
80, sts@ioserv rubber goods wrapping papeE'
otin. rating stamps Fuober
s1,,1p ink hiking pads. packing boxes
drawing rnaterlaIs anu
nlaenis; n; IN proposals specifications as they may
be ordered time TO tns I4ne 20 1904 for the
slLus ~ branch Of departmental or posaI serves
Ise % 60 nronnsss speclhcations ana run
i qfii be furnished application t9 sh5 t S,l
tons ,ts rSivisIon ONCE supplies Fost Cllce
teIiaent e1 washington. .. c. H. c PAYNE Postis
- -freaa~
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

20 2 Of 23st-st rdrs 5lbx V 5I5e - .-e-osIlro
l622Ix l5a05x 1O0x 1882; xhc1.a.' e.oneI1rfcxo
sxiss 4 Z Cz-1msua e., errs szt NaAl40s N-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25

GARDENER. generally useful. understands
the care OF private place. honest and ten
perate. speaks Italian and English MAJ
ried man: best OF references. L CANfo-
LINE. p o BOX f5s. Harrison. y =
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
LOST.

LOST.
rAN-EEOOK. No S47, ,521 OF the Union Dime
SAVINGS Institution is missing any per
son having a claim 10 u IS HEREBY calIed
,,r,or, 10 rresert she same within ten days
~ SI,trntt "a having said rassbook cancelled
ard a new one Issued
-(~c7- p,rl- hook No. 500. 500. on Dry
DOcir Savings Bank. Any person having
claiyna unon said book is called upon 20
1,resert tha same TO the bank within thirty
- fbe said book will be declared
e. -sy3sss.aias ard ex.inguishsd. and a new one
Issued in lieu thereof
= -1c--T- ~ eT-7T FsN. .-Baukbook No. 27s.511
- +bs German Savings Bank IN the CITY
20 N-svrYork corner 4th-aye. and l4tn-st-s
ssxues 70 Eintracht Lodge No tsd h q
4s IT Nau-YoTk All persons are eau
.t.zs against NEGOTIATING the same TX
not returned TO the bank on the Itn DAY OF
Mav. Ip03 duplicate Will be Issued
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
Proposals.


cellaueous sup2Ies--war Deparsment washinston.
IG03-Seaied proposals IL duplicate. VIII Re re
ceved here unti: MAY {, 1893 and then opened
for furnishing stationery and nlscelaneous slpPlss
1b-oons brushes soaps towels ctc) for War Depart
rnent Bureaus ending June 90 1904
Infoatan furnished application Proposals must be
IN envelopes ndorsed. Proposals for Statonery and
Miscellaneous Supplies respectively. and
adarassae 81. 7. TEIOEg. Cnsf Of Sunnlv Div
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
BOARD AND ROOMS.

$50 WEST TND-AVE-. between 10th ana
10th sts.-TwO large sunny rooms
IoTH- ST II EAST.-Handsome third hoor
parIor. also single room: furnished beau-
tifully; select location; first class tapie'
reasonable rates: permanent or tranSients-
19TH-ST., 10 EAST, overlooking Gram
ercy Park.-Large corner rooms; second
third floors; private bath, parlor dlnlhs'
small tables: excellent cuisine; homelike re-
ceprion psrloT; references
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25

GOVERNORS ISLAND. y. T.. APRIL =.
- feOs-Sealed proposals tripIicate win Be receved
until a Is. fa03. for laying slx-tnch
water main with connections %
buildings L. s. right reJec- ali bids
application Envelopes contain
uc proposals shAuid marked Proposals. for Water
Maln." addressed 7. NORMAN. . n
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
City Property to Let.

4 CHOICE PRIVATE DWELLING for rent in s4th
three-story hgh-stoop brownstone dwelling is feet
wide class condition, with buffers pantry eA
and six bedr Modern plumbing
Rent reasonable. Apply sLAWSON & HOBBS. 2sS
Columbus 7Sd s.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
FOR SALE.

-~-- PORTLAND LADDER
lLllI1IL CO.. 46 World Bldg
n. Y. Tel. 2475 ,hn Best Of ladders de-
nvered at zoe per foot.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
LAWYERS

SMITH & ENGELA reliable lawyers. oOs
broadway New-Tork: accidents, doTrles-
tic difficulties quickly adjusted; consulia-
tfr- free.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.

MANUFACTURING and development CON-
nauv wants manager OF pronounced
ability with so 0G0: absolute security.
HENDRICKSON White Plains.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
HTIIIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFA CFURERS Of billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley builders;
lowest prices MARX BROS, - Union
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
MACHINERY.

A. REDUCED PRICES 800 second hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
Guaranteed; machfn sry bought and e1-
changed GEO B EDDY. 39s Aadlsoo-..
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
pHILA. PAwNBKoKEBs' SALES.

TFOs r. LOVATT 81 SONS. Auctioneers.
43O Soutt-st, Philadelphia Penn
AMI 9S-Rv Robert Johnson s. Sons.
e. dao stock az forfeited diamonds. watches
ans ieWeiry-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
CAI.PET CLEANING.

CA4.PET CLEANING.
j, & j. w. WILLIAMS
S53 w. 54TH ST. rsl; rsl.iss, IS
CARPET CLEANING. EstzbHsneo 1910
ORIENTAL RUGS repaired. washed, oy
expert specialist. HAIG 5. ISkI4AN. %
West lSth-sl. Reference, the H 3. Clanlh
Company.
CARPETS AND RUGS.-Carpet cleaning
renovated 1ved e1uaI TO new. ALBX-
AMBER MORLE, 339 West 59th-st. IeL
2, t~ IA-Columbus.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co
Cleans uy compressed air. steam. nsno o'
On floor 1.55s Broadway. 42l Eest 4otn-ee
COE & BRANDT Tel. I32 Sstn-
RUGl RUG, RCG-Oriental rugs, repair
ing washing. cleaning speciality. 81 EN
TATOSTAN BROTHERS, 10 West S9tn-st-'
corner 6th-ave Established 1S9l.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
= & FHcIxFER OFFICE. 25 PEMBERTON

7 =. ENGINEEh OF T IOf' . T I'M 111' y
~ So Boston Mass APR. %. 1e0e-sealed proposals
for rock excavation Boston Harbor Mass Will pe Re
ceived here until noon May % 1903 and then pqnhcy
onened Information furnished application W. D
STANTON. 1t. Col, Engrs-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
DRESS SssIAKING-

DRESSMAkING-
DRESSMAKER--Fas fashionable; reasonaOle'
Nine HAVERTY. SO East S4th-st.
DRESSMAKER. Experienced Frencn
dressmaker wishes engagements ny tHe
day or would work home FRENCH. Box
46. Tribune Uptown Office, 1854 Broadway
DRESSMAKERS--A person understanding
the making Of cHildren's dresses would
go out by the day for 81 - from 10 a m
to 3 2. m Address Mrs. r. 5. BROWN
764 FUlt0n-st.. Brooklyn
GUARANTEED SILKS, black, white. col
ors, direct from looms; factory price saves
you l5c. to 45c yard; mail orders nlled:
1Oc brings samples and memento- LEMON
SILK WORKS. /. 1873 Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25

i ton d. g March 193.-Sealed proposals are m
vitad and received at this Department until
Monday. day OF MAY. 1908 for furnish
--t EN- eopes Executive Departments
v-ssbirgton and Government officers elsewhere
NAV REQUIRE during the ending June 30. 1904 BanS
fo~1rs ~ r-oposa wiki full specifications viii be fur
jba3 udn application to the Third Assistant POstas-
e. f,arersi H -. PAYNE Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25

COACHMAN.-America Is single. cars-
fuI driver. care lawn. garden. useful.
handy good habits. reference c.. Box u.
Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
SITUATIONS WANTED
Fe=Afs-

ATTENDANT on Invalid. by Young won
an: first class references dtseugage1
Mav 1 r 4 c. Box q. Tribune CptoNR
once. !. .364 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25

COACHMAN.-By a young co4ored man.
eight yeaES' experience careful city driver
or country aA1 references Address J. F.
2. 551 Waverlsy-ave.. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
Furnished Apartments to Let.

no RFNT-Coupletely furnished corner apartment; all
cool outside well appointed In every detail
1r-Iv IoS East 34th-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25

A RELIABLE woman wi-h good reIe-s.lcs
would ike TO clean Offices col East S4ee-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
1ity Property for Sale or to Let.

175TH ST. NEAR CROT0NA PARK.
brick and house. lot 2Ixll Just
completely all improvements: accessible by Sdave ele
vaed Harlem trolley roads; for sale o. rent NILES
ham Square, broker.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25

COACHNAN--YOun man. married. firsc
class reference. city or country.
o KEEFE, 2I7 West 6sth-st
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25

ANDERSON & MINTZ.. Aucts.. "a Bowery.
Anrii 27-Fine diamonds, rubtes, eIner-
aids sapDhires IN earrings pins and rings:
rue antiaue silverware.
April 2S-Bv Geo Weaver. 400 stn-aNe-.
all clothing pledged TO April l. ltsl3
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25

COACHMAN.-By first class man WIKI tas
best OF references understands driving
fOur-in-Aand or tandem MAC. 6@s PARK
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25

COACHMAN--would Ike steady sftustio1
IN city or country; German; middle ase-.
- years experience; personal reference p
s. Mineola Stable, :. 322 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
oF COMMISSIONER oF IMln-

~ GRAFTON. Ellis Island y Y.The undersigned viii.
tf, Nav Is 1908 receive bids fo- the construction OF
ferryboat Further particulars viii be given upon app-
Sstfa1 WILLIAM WILLIAMS Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25

GARDENER - COOK - Southern coupi-.
coiorsd- man thoroughly understands
gardening. coaching and care o. horssss
wife good cook or hoUseWOrker. reference
TAYLOR. 20 JOnes-st-
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-11-07

and flow of water sometimes
permits the location of a single
drain IN such a manner as to carry
off water which might otherwise
injure hundreds of acres of land.
The drainage water may be col
lected in reservoirs, and then re-
distributed in the irrigation bitches.
In localities where water is
scarce the economy of such a
system is apparent. Such operations
have been successfully and very
extensively carried out in Colorado,
where it has also been demonstrate
ed that lands already injured by
llkali can be restored to product
Iveness by means OF proper subsoil
drainage.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-11-07

The alleged hero of Gan Juan
Hill, whom Tom Reed faceteously
alluded to as Teddy, the Rough
Rider who never rode" and whom
Dolly" wrote down in i'm
mortal ridicule in his exquisite
satire, "Alone in Cuba" is doubt
less INDUCING in his british grin
over the election results in Ohio
and is snarling and swapping about
the turn of things in Maryland.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-11-07
THE ELECTION.

An optimistic Republican might
be able to find some consolation in
the result of Tuesdays election. A
careful summing up of the situation
however does not discover wherein
the g. 0. ?. elephant has cause to
dance on his hind legs with joy. Up
iD.Ohio where Republicans are as
tbick as fees in the Rio Grande sand
they rolled up hundred thousand
majority, but Tammany certainly
put a crimp in them in New York
City, where G. B. Mcclellan was
elected mayor,by an overwhelming
plurality. Nebraska is saved to the
-four legged beast by a narrow ma
jority in the face of big Democratic
gains, while the rooster still flaps
Ibis wings in old Kentucky. Mary
land, my Maryland, is again in the
Democratic column and Mississippi,
OF course and Little Rhody" gives
evidence that she has not forgotten
her Jeffersonian principles. Take
IT all in all the result does not seem
10 shed great deal of additional
light upon the political situation,
and he is a rare genius who can
cast the political horoscope for 1904
al this date, from the showing just
made.
All prejudices aside, there is no
question but what the seeming
determination to push the race
question to the front and awaken a
long buried sectionalism on the
part of the present administration
has won for Roosevelt the enmity
OF the united South as we'll as the
condemnation of the majority of
fair think men of the North, fact
which willing go long ways toward
making the alleged hero of San
Juan Hill a risky proposition for
the Republican race. Without
doubt the most available piece of
timber in the possession OF the G.
o. P. for the making of a president
is the honorable M. A. Hanna,
whose star seems to be at the pres
enttime assuming first magnitude.