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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

sth-st. n 8 2es.e = q 5tl-ave 74xs3.1I5
Eugene Basch to Amarda Basch: mortgage.
S11.ps .....- .-.-..
s9-h-st 3 Us q % siadison-ave. o5x1005.
Solomon Zic}-el 20 Gertrude G Winthrop ---.---
Pssrl-st Ncs 140 and ls2. Wate--st Nos lne and
1Ge Isis y Carter et al executors. To Fred k
Ezr2-st. Nc 50. Z 9xs5 Ski 7x65.7. Lewds-st.
70 =. :, 25E10G. Madison-st. No 20S. $.
2lNl"o; 62d-st. s. so & OF 3d-ave. 15Z
~ Sxltz92, interior lot. acfoiring. s No -
Narlzet-st. Divisor-st No 80. s. 25x84 Z.
fGth-st 2Z5 = q Ilth-ave 25x109.7T
2-N102-5- Wm Moore 70 Geo u Moore. IL part
ParE-are. 45 = II 73d-st 19xa5. II:
70 ra-are. - . Il n Of 73d-st Igx95 il.
Tarl-ave s 62-2 z 2 z25-sr l9 4xG6x
ITrezulaT- Hzrrr II austin 20 Sterling Realty
Company mortgage $4,000 60. ..-.-.-...
lz2d-st Nos 80 and 3l2 West 50Hs9 Il: Cath
Steers tc Nicholas A Napler. nnortgage
ATnster6a-a-ave corner 166th-st. iD4 7x1O0.
Ferdinand kUrzInsn &c Walter = Dick: mort
gage S-oiVye
6aS-st s. 40 II of Nadsoa-ave 1sxIOoS:
Donald Touoey 10 the National Realty Com
paEys Q s1lc 49,
xsth-st s. 135 q eth-ave 2Gx1OO5-
Kufckebrocker TTust Company trustee et al
20 Mary Corduke and another b and s.--...-.-
lcsth-st s s 575 IT of Annsterdsr-ave 2sx
zoo II: Charles " Dayton referee. TO Harry
Wolf ------...-..-...-.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Rroa dvay 4th-ave sth and 9Th SITS. block. for
fourteen story department store. lSS2xoSs-fx
Irregular: Wananaker. owner: D h Burnharn ro ,oo
& architects *"f-00
-+S-sve No 2 424 for story brick hathouse
75Tf2: NJ P1zzutielo, owner; NJ f d Amora' -,
architect
C1inton-st No go, for six story brick hathouse'
with store, 25xsO.7; Pachtman Levin On
oV-ne-s sass & SulsIIheiseT, architects 7o.'
1oath-st Nos l77 and 1T9 East. for two six story
brick haJhogses; mousse M r Co.
F7ivinsfon-.st No 837. six story brick tene-
nent house with store p. 1x67.6: E 7 EngeL -
owner: Kurtzsr & Rentz. architects :..-'.'.. le'
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10000
10000
1900
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REAL ESTATE
President of Western Cn'on Bugs
Hest End House.

C,olonel Robert Q Clowry. president Of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company. bought YESTERDAY
through Frederick Zittel from George treoerieh
Victor the four story dwelling house. NO "4l "es'
r,ds,-e northwest corner OF Seventy -sixth-st. for
his own occupsucN The house has a frontage VI
o 4 feef in rle avenue and 63 feet in the street
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
SAFES.


q FR@ New and second hand az low
@AlTEGl est prices Safes bought and
exchanged Write or call Tel 4Sl0 Frank
lin. THE KINSEY. RAINIER & THOM-
SON co. 893 broadway. between White
and Walker sts~, N Y.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate of the County OF
New York dated March s. 1903 notice Is hereby given
County OF New YORK deceased. present
with vouchers thereof 70 the subscribers their
place transectng business. No. Al Pine
city OF New York. before the Fifteenth day OF
september next.
Dated New York. the Eleventh day Of March. 1903
WINTHROP McKIM.
GEORGE NIXON.
Exec
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
hakG
ATTENTIONi-Men. by doing an easy work
YOU can travel TO England for 81, Ger
many SO and South Africa S25; no steam
ship work. Apply Main ONCE, 115 1st-st-'
NeW-YoTk,
MEN can travel on fast steamers 20 bu-
rope and South Africa: easy work lbs
SuffOIk-st.
WANTED.-Firsr class salssmen on NO.
Low priced typewriter; salary or COM
mission or both: only those that mean bust
ness and can make good need apply BECK
1,2Z4 Broadway.
WANTED. D.-Capab1e newspaper and book
canvassers: ons OF the most attractive
propositions syer presented in New-York-
Apply to WILLIAM II. GCTELIUS. Trtb-
uue once.
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MAID. &c.-By colored girl: discreet vat
on lady. care for apartments. grown chill
dren- during day; any w9rK. evenings t-7s
Address BARKER - West lS5th-st.
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OPPENHEIM. LEOPoLD.-IN PURSUANCE

4 TT I-NE1IIAI, LLUI VLD--IN FUhS DA-NIL
OK order Of Hon. Abner c. Thomas Surrogate
Of the County Of New York. notice hereby
all persons having claims against Leopold Oprenhem.
Of the County OF New York. present
with vouchers thereof the subscribers their
place Of transactng business Bguenstiel
& BuInenstiel. No. 302 Broadway Borough o Man
haitian in the city Of New York before the 18th
lay November
Dated New day OF April, 1903
EUGENE OPPENHEIM SAMUEL BRILL
Administrators.
BLuMENSTIEL & BLUMENeTIEL. Attorneys for Ad-
nninistratorn- No BOZ Broadway. New York City
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PRIVATE SECRETARY.-By middle aged
man, American or position OF trust; car
refer to several financial institutions as 20
ability and integrity. address G A 5. 50
Wall-st
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PORTER--By coIored man six years ref
erence; good wages. 327 West S2d-st-'
care King
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FANS NENrILArISG. ETC.

TO BREATHE PURD AIR is TO Iengthen
life" WINGS DISC FANS furnish cool.
pure air-and plenty Of it--fOr restaurants.
hotels theatres stores. Offices, factories,
workshops, etc, at comparatively small
cost For postal we'll explain how to in
crease business during the summer months,
and please your patrons as we'll Also
ELECTRIC FA%S-lowest prices. L. 3.
WING MFG. CO.. West Broadway and
Walker-st.
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COOL. BREEZY WYCHMERE.

OUUL, UItLI-AA 7 w 7 OI4INI4s41'
Cape Cod ar.ch Mass); seashore cottages rented fur
nished ali convenences; excellent water cold hot;
rarely So degrees fine bathing. CAPE. sos wes
l24th-st.
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FOR SALE.

->------,,---- ---------~- PORTLAND LADDER
lllllllLlA CO. G6 world Bldg
n 7. Tel. 247o 5hn. Best Of ladders os-
ltverad at 2Oc. per foot
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
| COCK--Swedlsh woman. first class; city
| reference wages So week cC2 = Both
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JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments for sums Of over 500
were fled yesterday, the first name being that OF
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ROOF REPAIRING.

pO0Ee Repairing; metal painting;
4'OOAD guaranteed. American Roofing
8 Maiden La & Paint Co. Tel. 1914 Il John
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MACHINERY.

xoo1 snd iron working machines; fully
Guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
Shsngad GEO B EDDY. 8eS Msdison-sL
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ANTIoUEs AND CUNIOs.

THE ANTIQUE FURNITURE EX-
CHANGE, 1856 West 34th-st-, near 7th-
ave.-Tha ideal shop for lovers OF antiques
and seekers after bargains in odd pieces less
than a value. We buy. sell. exchange.
BARTER & M'CORRY. 129 West 37th-st.-
Antique and modern furniture. mirrors.
paintings. brtc-a-brac, auction prices
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Furnished Houses to Let-Country.
MODEL SUMMER HOME.

Furnished complete except silver table and bed
brick house eighteen large high including
sleeping furnished: piazza
long shady all day bathrooms; lights
bells telephone: Weber piano. upright:
pool table; large shady garden, cultivated
raspberres family horse. seated
Concord buggy: COW and hens. Golf links II miles
Good streams near Man furnished take entire
place. hitch etc night express sleeping
car leaves 30 A. NJ due New-York T:2G A NJ. For
particulars and terms address HART Ben
Vt.
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Country Property to Let,

r THE TOP OF THE HILL. ON THE LAKE.-To
A rent for the summer months one large and one
small house: both fully furnished all ConVenences- Al
dress Postoffoe Box 4S, Ponnpton N J.
ARGE elegant country place; stables; 10 acres; shady
grounds; garden; 625 IT. above tide; near IiXedo
PARK: Frie r r. citation. d y. HOWELL Mon
N. 7.
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HtIIIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS of billiard and poor
tabfes. high grade bowling alley builders.
loves, nrices MARX BROS. 2s Union
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. SURROGATE OF the County OF
New York notice is hereby given all persons having
claims Benjamin Knower late Of the County Of
New York deceased to present the with vouchers
her place Of transacting
business at the Hull Gray. attorney
at No. 6 Street City OF New York.
before the 10th day Of
Dated New day of December. 1902
MARY c. KNOWER
GERALD HULL GRAY. Attorney for Executrix No.
New York
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nEFICE FURNITURE.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

DIRECTORS wanted for promising New
York ira ding company; liberal remunera-
tioas: position influence and small invest
rrent essential; particulars TO DIRECTOR
Box IS Tribune Office.
WANTED.-A man with $4,000 or $50, 900
TO invest in the heavy trucking and trans
fer business; this is safe Investment and
vestment +. F. MOORE. Federal-st-.
Pittsburg.
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LOST.

LOST.
BANkBOOK No S43, O74 Of the Bowery
Savings Bank is missing. Tho finder IS
requested to return il 10 the bank II not
restored before the E5tA day OF June, 1893
application will be made to the bank tor 4
new book.
BANKBOOK LOST-Bankbook No. s43. 964
Of the oBwery Savings Bank is missing
The finder is requested TO return II to the
bank II not restored before the 5Uth day
of May, 1893. application viii be made 10
the bank for new book.
BANKBOOK No 254, S04 Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing Any per
son having q claim TO ii is hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten days.
or submit 10 having said passGoOk cancelled,
and a new one issued
RANKBOOK No. 391. $40 Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution Is missing any per
son having d. claim 10 II Is hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten days
or submit TO having said paSsbook cancel
led and a new one issued
LOST or STOLEE.-Bankhook No 469. 033
Of the German Savings Bank In the City
OF New-York. corner 4th-ave. and 14th-st-.
issued TO August ana Lydia Schiidknecht-
All persons are cautioned against negotiat-
ing the same. II not returned to the bank
on the nth day Of June, ls03, duplicate
viii be issued.
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Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate County of New
York hereby given 10 all persons having
against Theodore Gaillard Thomas late Of the County
OF New York deceased present the vouch-
ers thereof subscribers their place OF transacng
bl,si Curtis, Mallet-Prevost
No 80 Broad Street, Borough OF Manhattan City
OF New York on before the 23rd day
Dated New York. 18th day Of APRIL 1903
MARY T. THOMAS. Executrix
]. LAWRENCE McKEEVER,
HOWARD LAPSLEY
Executors.
CURTIS MAIL,ET-PREVOST & COLT Attorneys for
Executors Broad St. Borough Of Manhattan. New
YorkCi
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

L Frank T Fitzgerald, Surrogate of the County OF
York notice is hereby given 70 all persons having
Charlotte Lavtnia Gregory, late OF the
County Of New York deceased to present the same with
acting business No 66 Broadway, in the City Of New
York on or before the sth day Of November next
Dated New York 9Th day of May 1903.
KNICKERBoCKER TRUST COMPANY. Executor.
DAVIES STONE s AUERBACd, Attorneys for Executor.
81 Nassau Street Borough Of Manhattan. New York
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LAWYERS

Yort -Re1iable lawyers; accidents, do
mestic difficulties quickly adjusted; consul
fa+i0n free
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.SurrogateS Notices.

Jones, EDWARD DIN PURSUANCE OF
an order of Hon Frank Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of
the County OF Notice is hereby given TO all
persons having claims against Edward D Jones late OF
Ta County Of New York deceased present the
with vouchers thereof subscribers their place of
tranxactinr business oice OF Geo. L. Carlisle,
Room 1916 Wall Street, IN The City of New York
on or before the 18th day Of December
Dated New York the 10th day Of May, 1903.
EDA 4. CARRINGToN, HENRY P. CARRINGTON. Ex-
GEO L. CARLISLE Attorney Executors. No. 20 Wall
St Borough OF Manhattan New York City
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS.

F8H.nEa-
WANTED.-Sumrner board IN exchange FOR
violin lessons. harmony or German, by a
young woman who has had foreign train
ing; or position as companion TO lady or
child: best reference. Address 81. ". c,
1gI C1Imberland-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Crlmp Josephine 70 Title Guarantee and Trust
Company s2d-st, No I'll West; yea-. "a
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"A -
JOS. sHoNGo0D & SONS. Auctionesrs'
salesrooms No, "a Bowery. ,,-p.r.,,,a
May 2S-Clothing, etc; p. McPartIaLl1- y.
May 29-Clothing. jewelry, J: Roth' %
Columbus ave. 5. Gross. AS 1Oth1ave
June 8-JeweIry watches; Ia diam9Iles' d!2s1d1ss
June 3-CIothins. etc. pledged TO May 20
1902. B. Aufses, 279 Stanton-st-
FIJI sOBEI1 auct.. es Bowery. sells 10 a.
m. all goods pledged TO May 20, l9g%
May 2s-Clothing. dresses, etc, Joe 9oOei'
1.I04 3doave, and C. Soo4I - lSt-ass y SON.
1851 1st-ave., and Joe sobel, ,5G4 3d-ave.
June 3-Clothlng. spring and winter over over
coats. full dress suits, dresses, IIs,1 5S
shoes. etc. all pledged 70 prior go MSX w.; -;
1902. z. Berger. 400 6th-ave- and $50 west
June 4-Jewelry. watches and diamonds,
I. L. FIRUsKI, Auctioneer. 70 Bowery'
sells. 10 a; m; e.,.s g. z-o 4eueIry.
MAY MAY 2S-By 2By S. s RapRael. RsiDh e ja%slfy;
May 29-Fine consignment teEelry,;
BrooE7vn, and A. I. Cohen. 5s4 Fulton-st;;;
Brooklyn. diamonds, watches Jeweiry' aii
pledges prior May p. 1902
June by H Freund & Co. Avenue
B. L c. Newoerger. 784 8th-ave.. Ga Ga
nonds. watches. jewelry. all pledges prior
Nav %. 1902, all older dates nj.
june By VIM Goidstone, 81 FaI1 ri
pledges prior May q. 1902.
June 4-By J. Goldschmidt, lib! 2d-ave.'
J. Sinons. 7T2 Columbus-ave- diamoh66s' 6
watches, jewelry. all pledges prior May 20
1902 ali older dates held over
June By NJ. BrUckheimer & sons, 80
Grard-st Brooklyn; L Harlem. COS Stn7
ave. diamonds. watches. Jewelry' al
pledges prior May &c, 1902
June 5-By J. SimOns. 7T2 ColuIn ousoaye.'
clothing etc, pledged prior May 70 lS'z.
CENTRAL AUCTION CO. NJ sheehan.
auctioneer, 152 and 154 Canal-st.
May 2S-By P. Freel, le0 Grano-sI'
Brooklyn, clothing to May 20. 1907
June by Est. John Simpson 10 BOW
cry. diamonds, watches. etc. pledged 10
No. I05G1, April l. 1902. and old dates
June i-Rv H NcAlaen4l. 1874 Sth-aVe-'
clothing to May IS. 1902
June BY ]. simpson & Co, 225 PARK
Row. diamonds. jewelry. etc, pledged 70
No 5000 March I. 1902. and all goods ne4o
June by Barney Loan once. 1853 3D.
ave. Jos. Levy, 1s5 Varick-st' clothing 10
~ Jgne e. sWBy 2 FreeI. 16o Grand-st-.
clothing to May >, 1902
June 4-By VI. Hackett, T40h Myrtle
ave, tewelry TO May 20, 1862
Anderson & Mintz. Auctoueers. 81 Bowery-
May 2S-By Joe Anderson. 30T W. 42d-st.,
all clothing, etc, pledged prior May i. IsOL;
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rprxxs .yn LEATHER GOODS.

ADVICE TO TRAvELLERs-1-,Buy your
Trunks. Bags, suit eases 1lreCS 90 i4O,!- ~
Union Square West. largest retalHns Ils.t tt
ufscturers in the world OF travellers retu[
sites. Lowest prices Highest au@lAlS-
isfactiou guaranteed.
HERAID SQUARE TRUNK AND BAG
SHOP. N. z. Cor. 33d-st. and way
100 slightly soiled trunkS-beloW cosL.
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YERwiN, ANDREW jim PURSUANCE

KERWiN. ANDREW J.-IN PURSUANCE
1A of an order ct Hon. c. Thomas a Surrogate
the County York. notice Is hereby given to all
persons claims against Andrew j. Kerwtn late OF
the county of York deceased. the
with vouchers the Subscribers their place Of
AZ Office Of William McNiece
No. Broadway Borough of Manhattan. City Of New
York on or before 10Th day OF June. 1868.
Dated New York the 10th day Of December. 1902
ANDREW J. KERWtN. Jr., Executor.
MARY G KERWIN. ExecutrI.
WILLIAM r. McfSlECE. Attorney for Executors l8
broadway Borough Of Manhattan New York City.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS Sickness. accident and death'
one Of the best companies wants agents:
they can make from fifty 10 one hundred
dollars $50 10 S10Ol per week Address
Box 1852. Boston, Mass,
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126TH-sT.. 1874 wEST.-Large and small
rooms: running water; telephone; also
back parlor for physician; private faIniIy.
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To Let for Business Purposes

For Sale or to Let-Country.
A TI.ANTIC HIGHLANDS. N. J.. for summer bonnes;
n ocean bay and country views; all cottages
FRANKLIN PATERSON AGENCY.
THOR SALE OR RENT-Handsorne country residence.
Z Madison Conn: 10 rooms. furnace. range. bath;
cIo.at ROT and cold water: mile from Long Island
Snn. Hne beach good barn; land; reasonable
p r LEWIS, $50 Chapel-st, New-Havsn. Conn
T AXE GEORGE N. Y.-For sale or 70 let two beauti-
u full cottages Address GEO w CLoWR HUDSON, y. !.
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24TH-sT.. 22O WEST.-An elegant three
window front room. with connecting
bath: also sn all hall room; IN private
house: absolutely clean and cool
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To T,ET-Iarre front room: three win
dowe: comfortably furnished: all con
venfences: In private house; gentleman
only. 363 West 22d-st. Reference aeslreo-
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BLOOMFIELD. y. J 40 minutes ride New-York
ID Clty-To let desirable party months
with fine piazza; grounds;
stable: chickens; provided:
walk station References
changed SEARS Room 206 No 302 B'way. N. Y. City.
4 LLENHURST. DEAL AsBURY PARK
"a Modern furnished cottages for
MILAN ROSS AGENCY. Asbury Park, N J.
TNoFS RENT--Lske Placid. y Y. beautiful spot
Il the Adirondacs finest site: ~
living dining
pantry kitchen and bedrooms: handsomely
nsEeds cehoUse boathouse boats house,
81 +e0 Photographs, etc, application
= HUDSON CHAPMAN,
LBS SpruCe-st, Philadelphia
NOR RENT. Grove Beach Conn.-Furnfshed cottage
directly on water Ave sleeping piazza piano.
and cold bath toilet.
elevated good beach, lovely water view
Z. r. TEMPLEMAN. Clinton. Conn
DWERsIDE. Conn--Rent furnished attractive resi-
III dence: shady lawn: convenences depot yacht
club. ATWATER. IS Lberty-st
ITO RENT summer. fully rooms
4 telephone. piano. ETC. ample grounds tennis or
shade good negrhoOo: six minutes
depot: s60 month % Chestnut-st- East Orange
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WORK WANTED.
NaTe-
AN EXPERT who can write letters on any
subject will take full charge OF CORE
spondenCe. p. .. Box No l,622.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER or CLERK.
with chance Of advancement. by young
man. 10. with knowledge OF bookkeeping;
salary expected. SO. THOMAS EDEL.
lI2A Powers-st.. Brooklyn
BROWN or lime stone rubber ny middle
aged man for landlords; also fiagger AMI
marble polisher. Address EMIL TENf. Abb
East Tlst-st.
BOY, Is. In store or factory; wages 50
week. l. BIRNBAUM. 10 Rivington-st.
BOY. l6. willing TO work at anything
JOHN GARITY. T2 King-st
CHAUFFEUR.- experienced man;
good reference. L ". care knuth, So4
sth-ave.
CARP PENTEsR.--Y oung man. aged y II
years reference, day or week. WILL
IAMS. <69 Vest 155th-st-
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City Property for Sale.

TWO story double apartment houses in 116th-st
underground station: will increase in vaUe
any one looking investment from which they
derive a good Income do better u. c. REID. lie
Nassau-st
o. OOA CASH will purchase story dwelling, 46
tpsb,UUU 56tt-st II altered TO American base
nent SIS, 600 profit Premises or STONE ia
Liberty-st
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

SOC IfADISON-AVE. (S2d-st. .)-ParIor suite
and bath: one hall room; terms modera,e
CHAMPION. Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28

NEAR WALDORF. % WEST 34TH-Sr.
Large. handsome rooms, S35 monthly;
small. SIS; transl.nts; Southerners accom-
modsr ed.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28

Anderson 8. Mintz. Auctioueers. 81 Bowery-
Nav 2S-By Joe Anderson: 3OT W 42d-st.,
all clothing, etc, pledged prior May l. l9O2:
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28

THH ROLAND.-Rooms, with private
bath. 81 so per day upward; homelike :
ccTTfortabIe. convenient 56 East 59th-st
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-07-29
A PROBABLE STRIKE.
Washington Book Binders OBJ
ject to Foreman Miller.
Was Expelled From Union and Dis
missed BY the Public Printer-Pres-
ident Roosevelt Directed That
He Be Re-EmpIoyed.

Washing ton, July ga committee
| Of the Bookbinders' union Friday filed
| with the civil service commission a
| copy of their protest against Miller,
former superintendent of the govern
ment book bindery. This protest is a
| duplicate of the one filed with Score.
tary Cortelyou and Public Printer Pal
| mer. Prior to the filing of the protest
Commissioner Proctor said to a report
er that IL was useless action on tho
part of the men to see tle civil Service
commission and protest to it. The
men, he said. already proceeded about
| the matter in the correct way by fling
with the public printer their protest.
and the matter was now out of the
hands Of the civil service commission.
The commission could not interfere in
the case any more than If it concern
| ed private employer and his factory,
but the members of the committee
| were listened to respectfully when
they came
The local branch OF the international
Bookbinders' union held a largely at
tended meeting at Odd Fellows hall
| Friday night 10 consider what action
should be taken in the event that w
A. Miller. the assistant foreman of
the bindery at the government print
ing office, returns to duty. as he has
expressed the intention of doing. Sat
urday morning. The meeting discuss
ed the matter for three hours and then
adjourned subject to the call of the
arbitration committee of the union.
There were many speeches and appar-
entity number of votes but just what
they were about no one who attended
the meeting was willing to say. 1t has
been said that members of the union
would walk out of the printing office
if Miller. who has been expelled from
| membership from t1e union and dis
missed by the public printer should
return to work Saturday, but Presi.
dent Barrett Friday night was nov.
communicative on the subject. lie
would not give the least intimation Of
what was done at the meeting.
1t is said that the union decided to
take no definite action one way or the
| other for at least three days. 1t is
also SAID that this is partly due to the
prospective visit of the executive COM
mittee of the International union.
whose advice and assistance have
been sought in the matter. President
Tatem and the other two members of
the committee arc said to be now on
their way from Chicago.
After Mr.. Miller had been expelled
from the union and dismissed from the
government printing Office, he made
m appeal to the administration claim
ing that he had violated no rules OF
The civil service and asked to be rein
stated When the matter was laid
D fore President Roosevelt and after
Tue consideration. the president or.
iered tle reinstatement of the dis.
charged assistant foreman
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DAYLIGHT ROBBERIES.
One of the Nest Daring in the History
Of the City of Lincoln.

Lincoln, Neb., July 25.-One of the
most daring robberies in the history
OF the city occurred Friday when a
man robbed two Lincoln business
houses of $45. using a revolver to ter
rorize the victims. He first entered
the rooms over the restaurant of O.
f. Houck, where the latter was taking
a bath. He commanded Houck to
make no cutlery and rified his pockets
OF $3.50. The thief then went to Rehl-
ander's drug store and broke in the
rear door while the clerks were watch
ing circus parade, opened the safe
and got S3S A clerk was standing be-
hind the soda water fountain at the
the time but the robbery was not dis
covered until ten minutes later. when
the robber had disappeared.
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FORMER MAYOR AMES.
he Has Made Application For Pension
From the Government.

Minneapolis. MINI. July 25.-Dr A.
A. Ames, former mayor of this city.
now under indictment for bribery, has
made application for pension on ac-
count Of disabilities received during
the civil war. Application was based
on a malady dating back to the time
when the doctor was surgeon major
Of the Seventh Minnesota infantry. In
the 3S years that have interviewed DR..
Ames has made no attempt to secure
aid from the government. He says he
is in financial straits and needs the
money.