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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-20
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News has been received in Montgomery that
Mr. Joseph 'Dowdell, son OF Mr.. ]. 5. Dow
dell Of Montgomery, student In the senior
class at the AlRbama Polytechnic Institute
1T Auburn. has been selected by President c.
C. Thach 70 represent the Auburn Institute
at the intercollegiate o ator.cal Contest 10
taxa place at Admission on April "a. Stu
dents from the University at Tuscaloosa
HOWARD College and the Southern Unive sity
will contest Mr.. Dowdell is q young man
Of aplspdid sttaiRments and his friends hei o
believe be will Eive . Good account OF him
self.
NJ. II. :. Richards a prominent citizen and
prosperous planter Of coosa County, Is in
Mentgpmery this week Mr.. Richards ID q
Confederate veteran and was a frequent Wis
itaF 70 Montgomery during Teeonst uetion
dBys until 1890 Since then no has not
beeA here. and be speaks enthusiast calIy Of
the great Improvement and wonderful devel-
eppaent OF Montgomery ana adjacent terri
terry siaee his last visit 70 this city. He is
the guest Of the tam ~ Of DR., W. T, Ham
utes at HigAisad rark
Rev. Neal Z. Andersen Iaft last nisht Ter q
trip - the East He viii preach 1t the
Frineetea Theological Seminary next sun
day. hls pvlpit q the Central Presbyterian
p.p., Of opelika- Mr.. Anderson will return
70 he city il tins 70 IN hla pulpit Feb
Euary l.
AaF. G. c. Miss announced yesterday that he
had completed the work Of removing the Of
ace es the Grand Keeper Of Records ana Seal,
Knighss Of Pythiaa Of Alabama, from Tai
IaAega to MoptgomeFy. The eAlee IL located
IN the Moses building.
Ne w. L. Hendsreon, Land and Industrial
Assent Of the Southern Raiway. whose head
quarters are In Mobile. was Rm0ng yester-
days visitors 10 Montgomery
Mr.. John :. Evans Of The Hlrminghan Ledger
was In Montsemsfy yesterday. attendant
upon the insugurRtion ceremonies.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-20
Bow Cut ia Two.

Willie Hooper a 1O-year-oid boy who
lived with his parents near the furnaces
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-20

LAXATIVE BRoMo oUININE
Cures cold in one day. Cures grin in
two days. adv-tu 81.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-20

Women have so much heart that they
don's need any conscience.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-20

Ne w. L. Hendsrson, Land and Industrial
Assent Of the Southern Ralway. whose head
quarters are In Mobile. was among yester-
days visitors 70 Moptgomsry.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-20

Mr. John r. Evans Of The Birmingham Ledger
was in MontseERsfy yesterday. attendant
upon the insuguTation ceremonies
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
EGMBWRg-AMER1GANL Lime,

MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
NEW YORK-NAPLES-GENOA
Ialsa. Mar . PM Phte0icia. Mar 18
Up. =. I1ise Mar Il, II AM sRavenna Mar %. > PM
sF2avenna belongs Nav. Co Italia
ITO Madeira. Gibraltar and Genoa.
HAMBURG-AMERICfN y LINE.
Orices SS and 81 Broadway. Piers Hoboken. n J.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
PA.yNBROKERS' SALES.

L. L. FIRUSKI. Auctioneer. 10 Bowery'
sells. 10 a. m. ~
Feb. l7-By NJ. & L. Harlan. S Stern.
jewelry. o,,
Feb. 1s-By Estate a. J. Heaney. PA
AtIantfc-aye-. diamonds, watches. jewelry.
ali pledges from Nov g. 1901. TO Dec. 81
1901 No. IS $50 to 81. 654, and from Jan: |.
1902 20 ian IS, 1902. from No. to 9oo'
and all goods reserved from previous sales.
FEB. l3-By VIM. Simpson, 81 Park Row
diamonds, watches, jewelry, all pledges
prior to Dec. 10, 1901, and all numbers pre-
sious 70 81 0O0. and all goods reserved from
previous sales.
Feb. l9-By Levy & Cook. G15 Hudson
st.. clothing. etc, pledged prior Feb. 9. '02;
Feb 2O-By 5. Goodstein & Son. 2'9
Bridge-st. Brooklyn; l. c. Newburger,
sue l. Newman. 7S4 Sth-ave.; diamonds
watches, jewelry, all pledges prior teo-
10 1902, su older dates held over
Feb. 24-By J. stitch & Bro. l1S Sd-sVe;,
diamonds, watches jewelry and all goods
pledged prior Feb. II. 1902. from No l2,I4l
to II. $50: also No. 1891, diamond iorg-
nette chain. diamond butterfly pin and dia~
Fe5. 2{-By 8. Raphael. 500 6th-ave;.
diamonds, watches, jewelry, all goods
pledged prior Feb. IL. 1892.
Feb. 24-By l. c. Newberger. successor
/ Newman, 7S4 shave. clothing, etc,
pledged prior Feb. IA. 1892
Feb. 2j-By W. Simpson & Co, Isl Bow
cry watches. diamonds, jewelry, all goods
pledged prior Dec. 20. 1901. to No. SOTO
Feb. 25-By NJ. Bruckheimer, Isl East
106th-st., clothing, etc. pledged prior Fen.
Is 1902
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
60 tuhom IT Alap Concern,

rTHF PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK to all persons interested IN the estate oI
--,r,ga-o n FbI-g Jr. assigned 10 Samuel p Iu. Tor
the beneft of creditors. send GFEETlNG-
yon ana each of you hereby cited and required 70
ap1ear at Special Term Of the Supreme Court OF thg
Sc - Nov York County OF New York in Part
+ereof 10 be holden County Court House in the
Cftv Of New York, Borough Of Manhatt13n IN s'}d
~,,r+y On the 31st day March. 1908, at l030 A M
bar an, there TO why the hnal settlement
f tbe sccount of Samuel Tul assignee Of the above
ramed William Ebling. Jr should not be had ana II
M cause he shov attend the final settlement or
the assiEu
ocry whereof / hereunto caused the seal
' ~ State OF New
H. 81 York TO 10 affixed. Witness, Hon. Vernon NJ.
- 80 DAVIS Ju-ice of the said Court this 4th day
TFIOS I. HAMILTON. Clerk
CT7THRIE. CRAVATH & HENDERSON, Attorneys for
Assignee Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan.
York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17

AovERTIsENENT and subscription. for
The Tribune received at their Uptown Of
fee No. I 36+ Broadway. between Seth and
55th SITS. until o'clock ?. m. Advertise
msnts received at the following branch Of
fees regular office rates until S o'clock
D. m. viz: 254 sth ave. s e. cor 23d-st- !:
i53 9Th ave. cor. I2th-st. % East l4Jh-st. !;
25T West i2i St between 9TH and sth aVes- ::
263 West l25th st 1928 30 ave. between
10th and 77th Ets.. n26 3d ave. near 9ist-
st 7Os st4ve.. near s9th st. 1877 East
i25th-st.. 1861 Tremont-ave.: $50 3d-ave-.
near 4ist-st-; p54 3d-sve.. 2l0 Bleeckcr-st.. .
a25 blsscS@~-st Brooklyn. NJ. Il
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscription. Tor
TIE Tribune received AZ their Uptown Of
dce No 364 Broadway. between 9Gth and
3Ttf sts-. Until o clock d m Advertise
fees at regular Office rates until 8 o'clock
% m. viz; 25+ sth-ave. &. e cor 23d-st. !;
1853 6th-ave.. cor. l2th-st. % East i4th-st /:
25T West 42d St. between 7th and sth avss
af3 West l25th-st. 22S 3d-ave between
10th and nth sts. n26 3d-ave near 6tst-
ST: !. T0S lFt-aye. near Sath-E 1871 East
Ia5th-st.: T56 Tremont-ave: $50 ?d-ave
near 41st-st' 55+ 3c-ave.; 2l0 Bleecker-st /.
Sa5 Bleecker-st Brooklyn. y. Y.-2iB
Court-st: 2i5 Smith-gt. 0O4 Gates-ave
Newark n. J.-7e4 Broad-st Also at ali
n T ot1c4s
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17

20. O." that indefatigable English commen-
tator on literary topics, in whom we suppose
we are TO recognize "A Man Of Kent" which
is TO say DR.. ". Robertson Nicon, has just
delivered himself of characteristically oTac-
Mar observation Though brief, it says a good
deal. 1T IS worth noting he remarks, that
the chief popular periodicals are once more
goinv in for huge pecuniary prizes
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
BOOK Ks
LOWERING S GREAT
RTnN G9r E

60 ROADWAY. NEAR 18TH ST
rrrrao-5srs-y reductions have been mace
~ o-se- 70 close out our large stock OF the
.t .-aI1,as t,e.sp offered Prices have been
.lssbed right and left regardless OF cost
-erer rdIes, OF profits. Stock taxing 10 70. no.
ct hand February clearance unust Oe e"I,i
All l-snds a. books TO suit all
-sFies Historical. biographical, reiislnus,'
srieutfnc books. Books of nci.on usEel- N,.
Books FOR children. poetry. &' E4lcEt,,o
r,esisS IN sale for song. trclnciils 9Ppii1
fops rhsnbers. Britannica Peoples, ac'
Purchase now. tire chance q ,lisliisS IT,
IL viii not occur again. LeNEh4N"' GO
Hrosawsy, near 12th-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
STORAGE NOTICES
AEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.

HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
Office 500 West 34th Street.
To Mrs. Sarah NJ. Beach. VIM. beaIel'
Sarah V. Bell, Miss NJ. b. BencheIey- Nj ~, >,
Maggie Bergen Mrs. Clara Boyer. Nannle
Brice. Mrs. Florence E. Brockway, Barti9I1
Brown. Kate Burns. Mrs. Carroll. Jonn .,i.is ~.
Carter, Mrs. Anna C0rcoran' Jonn $50, 80
or wife Mrs. Della Daily, Mrs. Lee Eastoti'
Mrs. Lizzie scarborough, Mrs. W ~
Farmer. Mrs. Dorothy Forester MI MI
Louise A. Fuller. Geo II. Green or VIZ,
Hermauce. James HstzsH, Joanna hoiJoh'
Miss Emma c. Huff, George Hunt MI -
Elizabeth jackson. Miss Ann Jones, w; r.
Jones Chas- A Kipp. Henry Mc,'eS, ~
Cath. McMorrow, Mrs. Marg't McNeTi.ey'
Z. +. Mackusic, Mrs h L. Mann MIS- MI9-
Lena Marks OF George Lynn; MIS-; LiiiIs
Bleecker Miller. James Monroe. HoWard
Moody, Anne Moore, Hudson Moore & .hIS-
Thekla Morton, Mrs. Kate Nelson, ma
s. Parker. Mrs Kate Payne, 6; ferugI,L.' gII
Dr. Seneca l.. Powell. Joseph Prato, MIS-
Nancy NJ. Price. or Miss T. 5. Evans ATS-
Mary Prokasky. Mrs Annie Reckieein, e,I.I5, .,
Robinson, H. N Saylor. b. A shot%tsL' St.
A P. Slater, Mrs. Mary l. Spencer. Mrs.
Mary Sutton, Mrs. Minnie Tewes. HUGO
Toland. Mrs. II. c. Triplette, Jonn EGsIeTn ~
or wife, Mrs. G. R Waldo. Mrs Vida y
Wartng, Edw. p. Wilks. Mrs. Emma VIII
Jams, George H Wolbert Mrs ldeH Zels-
HorsEHoLD JIt5 7o0DS. Personal .EF--
FECTS AND MERCHANDISE, as scheduIt1
In the warehouse receipts issued Tor sald
goods, and stored by you or for your ac.
count in these warehouses, viii be solq az
Public Auction. and the proceeds VIII ne
applied to the payment Of your Indebtedness
and the expenses incident to such sale.
Said auction sale will take place al these
warehouses No 300 West 3ith street
New-York City on Monday. March 9, 1893,
at 10 a. m. and will be continued eac1
succeeding Monday, at the same time ana
place until the sale IS completed.
HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
CHAS. P. CORBIT. Manager
New-York Feb IL 1903.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
WORK WANTED.
Male

ROY. Is in eiIice. downto7n n banker :.
brokers' or wholesale firm. where ne can
advance himself. Just graduated tf9In ll.gI1e Rqo
H. Scbonf- good references Fl LiNiiS.
g3 Walker-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17

The fortieth volume Of Outing, embracing
the numbers from April to September, i9o-'
reaches US in stout covers of green canvas
tastefuIy stamped in gold. Since Mr.. Caspar
Whitney has been editing this periodical II mas
steadily improved. II abounds in well written
articles on themes Of interest to sportsmen ana
TO lovers of nature: readable fiction and papers
giving impressions of the sort calculated to ap-
neal to layrnen have their place. but prac-
ticaiitv is never forgotten. In turning over the
pages OF this volume have been struck by
the extent and value of the information it con-
tains. as well as by the appositeness and high
quality of its illustrations.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17

NEWSPAPER MAN-Competent 70 do so.
desires 70 take complete charge OF l' weeh.y'
or OF composing room of daily. BOLION'
10 Fast 10Tth-st
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17

- York city. February 10 19o3-seaed proposals IN
tripicate viii be received here gnti bir DN and de- De
Iyerng to the Quarternasters Department Olive IT9o
Lasting Olive Drab Flannel. Caps. D. b Cap Cloth;
Ornaments Letters Hats, Stockings. Canton Flannel
Information and bafhs
for bidding furnished application. U s reserves
the right reject accept an or all PropsaIs OF any
rart thereof Envelopes containing proposals should De
marked ''PronosaIs for Clothing he ocened March
1903 snd addressed 10 D. y WHEELER, asst u NJ
fse--I I A O VI.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Sc 900 PARTNER. active or silent, in es-
tahlished. pleasant and growing business
capable OF being largely extended. Address
W. X. l.. Box 20. l5S 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
OFFICE FURNfTUE.
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES--500 second hand
wood and iron working machines: fuily
guaranteed: machinery bought and eE-
changed. GEO B. EDDY. 39S Madison-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17

The hook on The American Cotton Indus
try which the Scribners are publishing, the
work of a visiting Englishman, 7. NJ Young
Is under> tood to be the result OF personal IL
vestigation carried on for the purpose OF IN
forming the British operators as to American
methods. It seems that the author is himselI
interested in the industry in Manchester, ana
took this method of careful study IN the IN
ferests Of the Manchester spinners. Discussing
the relative working and wage earning powers
Of the English and American workman. ana the
popular belief that the American works harder
than the English. Mr.. Young writes:
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17

PRINTER Young man; nine years *
perienCe desires to make cnange Lor
steady situation. temperate. steady and re.
liable, SIS. PRINTER. care kellock. Isl
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17

15l WEST 22D-ST.-Medium sized room,
steam heated suitable for one OF two:
first class apartment: telephone: privilege
Of bath. NJ. ]. M'CLELLAND.
q WEST G5TH-ST.-Two nicely furnished
rooms; hot water. heat bath: one fight;
gentlemen only. convenient to surface and
I. cars. Mrs. SNYDER
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17

MAZDA hrst class French Iady.s maid
understands her duties thoroughlv. hat~-
dressing. dreSsmakins. no Objection -
travel or country. good references L. W
Box u Tribune Uptown once. SO
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
LOANS.

ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown Of
fee, No 1864 Broadway. between 36th and
3Tth SITS, until o clock Q. m. Advertise
rnents received a; the following branch Of
fees al regular office rates until Q clock
D. m, viz: 254 Sth-a g e cor 23d-5t. I;
I53 6th-ave., cor. i2th-st.. 90 East i4th-st. {;
257 West 42d-st. between 7th and Sth aves /.
253 West l25th-st.; 36s Sd-ave.. between
18th ans nth sts.: 1O26 3d-ave., near 6ls'-
St; / 1OS lst-ave.. near s9th-st. I5I East
I25th-st.; 756 TremoGt-ave.: $50 Sd-ave .
near 41st-st-. 554 3d-ave-. 210 Bleecker-st: /;
325 BIeecker-st Brooklyn, n. Y.-2lo
Court-st; 2l5 Smith-st.. 1.004 Gates-avs
Newark n. J.-TO4 Brosd-st. Also at all
A. D. T. oflces
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
Proposals.
nPoposALs roR MILITARY sTPPLIEs.-

PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLlES'-
F75i1s Depot O. NJ Dept. 1928 Arch Street. Phila
p. FerrIa~V 12th IgO2Seaed proposals in trlPIicate
received until ID o'clock ?. NJ lnurs-
5av March 9TH 1903 delivery either the fuii-
eGsn6a Boston Chicago francisco dep0ts OF me
LAS regulation pattern 10000 prs Cotton SocklIgs
heavy no 900 prs Canton Flannel Drawers lpUoo Coto
with COllarettes and 21oOu prs oGh
rsIfski- shoes chrome Also for delivery at the
New York Depot OF 600 yards OlVe i''ap lsli'5 @
9a5 0o0 Yards Olive Worsted Shrting Flannel; an1
for inc exclusive delivery at the PhiadelpL Jepot 0
- n1G Dress CAPS yards D. B. Cap Cloth. l2Joo
Fora Cans 100000 Collar Ornaments gllt l5oOUU Cor
ornaments dun finished bronze, 10000 Letters y. %
e,fshs5 Letters ~. s. Gilt, lnUOo
s Ornaments Quantities to be subject TO 20 per
csrt Increase II desired by this Department Bldders
ere requested NE carefully the stanCaro satp
ana speccatioas, that proposals may be submitted
knowledge Of requirements An absolute com
Ijaca with the standards and specifications will be in
sisted on !r inspection Of goods nguaranteec 5las
samples Offering from speclcitiohS
% er no circumstances be considered The articles ad
yersed those for which blds are 20
Cnene5 at other Depots Early deliveries essential
e71 bidders must in their proposals the rate and
should contract be AWARDED to tnen ana
NJ ronosjon should be made which they are not pos
i've hev can absolutely fulfil Contracts VIII proFlGe for
Sar n tbe first 80 DAYS Is OF per cent for
Of delayed deliveries Govern
right TO reject or accept any OF an
rCDcsaIs or anv part Preference given TO ar
Of production or l-itiLS
quality ,d price Gncudng in the price OF foreign pro
5rrtion or manufacture the duty hereonl being equal
in Of the value OF the articles
rroposed or must accompany all proposals. Circular 70
bidders proposals and fu inIoTInato VIII De
furnished upon application Envelopes containing pro
Military supplies 10
he onened March 9TH 1908 and addressed to Depot
Ouartermaster. Philadelphia. Pa.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17

ELI sOBEL Auct.. 9s Bowery, sells 10
a. m, all goods pledged to Feb. 5. 1902
Feb IT-ClOthing. dresses. very rne
cameI's hair shawls. shoes, etc; Thos.
Newman d Son, Brooklyn.
Feb. lS-Clothing, 5. Unger. successor 10
I. ". Harlem i69 AmsterdaT-ave.
Feb 19-Clothing. dresses. shoes, etc:
NJ Rothman. 443 Canal-st.
Feb 23-CIothing dresses. shoes. etc,
Joe Sobel. I,TO4 3d-ave.
Feb 25-Jeweiry, Weinberger Bros. 1913
Avenue A.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
BOXING AND FENCING.

HANDBALL boxing. fencing. baths. etc
WOODS GYMNASIUM. East 2sih-st.
gnfrznox IS; monthly dues Il
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
LAWYER

SMITH & EUCEL. reliable lawyers 300
Broadway New-Yorb: accidents. domes-
tic difficulties quickly adjusted: consulta-
tiOn free.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
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BUSINESS Through a call at one OF our
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WISELY AND WELL.
Parties to italy and South Of France, Feb
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TIMORE 4 ONO, CANADIAN -PACIFIG ERIE.
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RESERVATIONS FOR ANY LINE.
THE NEW YORK OFFICES: 261 B'wav.
cor warren Phone 4637 Cort'dt. 11s5 R'wsy.
cor 2S st Phone 1896 Mad. So
Boston. Philadelphia. Chicago, etc
TNnrvIpTAL TICKETS EVERYWHERE
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
RUSSIA,

NORWAY, SWEDEN, RUSSIA
Grand cruise ,v specially chartered popular Lloyd
exnress steamer 'Fluiserr will leave New York July
80 .9-dav trip visiting Christianar CSothenburg.
I,n.,baenn Stockholm St Petersburg Moscow Berlin.
OrfionaI side trips all over Europe.
Rates s275 and up. include all necessary expenses
wiz now for program, beautifully illustrated
programs ready for prices ranging
from $500 10 $500 FRANK c. CLARK, III B'way, n
Y; 2O1 Washington St, Boston
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17

ST ALBANs EAST 5lST-ST
Rooms. single. en- suite. with private
bsths, Doctors once; dining room. parlor
foor: electric light. excellent tahls board
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17

ERENCH LINE.
L CONPAGNIE GENERALE TRANS
ATLANTIQUE.
DIRECT LINE TO HAyRE5-PAAdRIs GTRANCE0.
ram Pier A. North River, foot Morton St
,,,jtsne 10. La Bretagne. .Afch. Il
TonsEne %. 'I.a Lorraine. -Mch. 10
"a "a Sayoe AIch. 5 La Champagne .Mch. IS
'Twi4 Eie5srsg SeTeT Agency 50 Broadway. York.
GA vELOCE"-Italtan Line,
II NavaCazone ItaIfana Yapore to Naples, Genoa,
ctta di Milano Mar Nord America. Mar -
Is~re Cahins Dining Saloon promenade deck
R0I OGTESl. HARTFTFL.D & CO. % Wall s.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
WHITE STAR LINE.
CAIsPET CLEANING

y. g. j. w. |fI llhMs
S53 WI. 5ATH ST. TsiaS Tsh Ses =.
CARPET CI.EA MING; Established 1878
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co
Cleans by compressed air steam. hand or
on floor. f55s broadway 42I East 4sth-st.
COE & BRANDT. Tel. l32 3sth.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17

Female.
HOJSEwORR--Girl for general house
work; three In family. 10 Charlton-st
WANTED-As mothers assistant and 20
do the housework In small family. a
mother and daughter. good home, pleasant
surroundings. Call OF address Mrs. Al
DER ISL Bay 31st-st-, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
DRESSMAINING.

DRESsMAKING.
DRFSsM1KER--First class: out by the
day: best reference. 10 West s9th-st-.
care Of Mackin.
DREsSMAKER Competent: coIored: few
places by the day. 152 West 33d-st
DRESsMAKER.- Colored. In or out; day.
week. month, or in family NIfNGl->lA'
$40 West 36th-st.
DREssMAKER. R.-severaI years with Lord
& Tsvlor: dresses renovated; stylish
work; reasonable. Mrs. SALZER. los East
2Ith-st.. near 4'h-aNe.
DEESSMAKING. - street. reception and
evening gowns also coats and wraps:
latest styles reasonable prices home or
out Nine. HAVERTY. 80 East S4th-st.
near Macison-ave.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
SIT. RRRTH0l lNMFW'g
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
211 East 42d-st. First class domestics are
supplied: also managing housekeepers. ma
irons governesses. tutors, etc
FIRST CLASS Swedish help. male and fe
male at SAMPSON & NELSON'S. 412
shave Telephone 1.s02 Madison Square.
THE EDISON EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
6th-ave., ? doors above 42d-st--Highest
grade OF help wanted
ny - so--r,,or,,, ,o- roIr7 I,ar serve
you WIN tnG ,est, o,o w 20 ~ ''f'H' i-' Hd0'
...----s.. - Lr---- - 80. -
FOR SALE
-I1ILI441lLLL CO., 46 World Bldg.
y. 7. Tel 24I5 phn- Best or ladders de-
iyered At 2uc- per foot
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guns pistols. mathematical. surgical
surveying and other instruments; unre-
deemed pledges specially.
---------------------- - -~
FURNITURE.
'TT{F. ANTTOITF FURNITURE FsX-
CHANGE I56 West S4th-st near 7th-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
BOARD AND ROOMS.

A:-A.-A.-ATTENT
Attrs ctive hoors. suites with private ba III
with or without board, single rooms: doc
tors offices: all desirable locations: highes
references given Information free.
:. c. LELAND & co. . West 3-3d-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17

The Macmillan Company issues Who's VINO
for 1903 with good many more pages IN u
than have been put into any Of its predecessors.
The increase in the size of the book has caused
some Of the miscellaneous tables to be removed
but these can be spared for the sake OF the
added biographical matter. Those VINO lnsiS'
upon having the material that has been omitted
moreover. have only to possess their SOULS III
patience. The publishers indicate that they may
reissue the tables in a book by themselves. In
the meantime Who's Who remains an indls-
pensa bic compendium. We note In this new
volume substantial increase in the number
Of American names.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17

Brown. the author of Ihe HOUSE WIN "ie
Green shutters" A memoir is being written by
.he au,bor,s friend. D. S Meldrum. who is also
5o;,,- the editing Besides the memoir, the
,,olpr,e will contain short stories and sketches
IN Scots dialect. verses. and several critical
ESSAYS. Hamlet Burns and George Meredith
being the subjects OF three of the latter.
frontispiece portrait will be included, from an
,-,....~ 49, yX-iIIiaT, Strang.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17

JOS. sHoNGoOD & SONS. Auctioneers.
salesroous, No "a Bowery.
Feb. 17-Mens and wOmen's clothing,
etc II & c Lang. 100 Avenue G
Feb 17-Jewelry. Jos. Roth, IS Colum-
bus-ave.: P. Kaskel, 3II 7th-ave.
Feb. 1s-Jewelry, watches. diamonds.
etc. Heibrun Bros. 1.674 1st-ave.
Feb. 1S-Clotnng. etc. NJ. Levy.
Feb. 19-Jewelry. etc. P. Mcfarland.
Feb 2G-Jeweiry. watches. diamonds.
etc. D. Silberstein's Sons. 10 6th-ave.; Sill
berstein Bros, 2.4J7 sth-ave.
CENTRAL AUCTION co, NJ. SHEEHAN,
Auctioneer. 1852 and i54 Canal-st.
Feb. 1I-By J. Simpson & Co, 225 Park
Row. diamonds, watches. etc. pledged 10
No. Sc. oo0 in 1901 and old dates
FEB. 1T-By NJ. Hackett. T4ol2 Myrtle
ave. clothing to Feb. /. 1902.
Feb. lS-Est. J. ]. Fullan. $50 I0th-ave..
diamonds. 1ewelry, etc. pledged to Feb. 10.
Feb. 18-By P: Freel. 100 Grand-st..
clothing TO Feb 10. 1902.
Feb 2O-By Z. Berger. 400 6th-ave.. and
4eO W 42d-st.. diamonds, Jewelry, etc.
pledged to Feb. 10. 1902.
Feb 20-By NJ. Lavery 594 9th-ave
clothing To Feb 10, 1902
Feb e4-By r. Simpson Co, & Myrtle
ave. diamonds, jewelry. etc, pledged to
Jan. /. 1902. Nos to 1.591
Feb Ply FitZsimmons & Fulan, 272
Broadway. clothing to Feb. 10. 1902