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The Washington times., 1903-08-26
MENUS FOR TOMORROW.
DINNER.

Puree Asparagus. Cold.
Chicken Patties.
Corn on Cob. Creamed Potatoes
Stuffed Tomatoes.
Salad OF Cold Beans.
Celery and Lettuce.
Frozen Peaches. Coffee
The Washington times., 1903-08-26

Captain and Mrs Pendleton, Of the
Washington navy yard. have been giving
a number of river parties this summer,
which have been greatly enjoyed by
their young friends
The Washington times., 1903-08-26
An Interesting
HistOryOf Fifty
Years.

In 1913 Rev. Fa-
theT John O'Brien,
a noble man, came
TO Lowell, Mass,
TO do the Masters
The Washington times., 1903-08-26

Mrs. E. Hall. Miss c. Hall and Miss
b. Hail. of this city, have gone to At
lantic City for a short stay and are
registered at the Raleigh
The Washington times., 1903-08-26

Mrs. Robert Garrett, of Baltimore
was a passenger on the White Star
Line steamship Oceanic, which sailed
for Liverpool today.
The Washington times., 1903-08-26

Ridgeley McBlair. E. r. McBlair. tr.,
and c. r. McBlair are registered at the
Ponce de Leon Atlantic City
The Washington times., 1903-08-26
Credit TO
All
Washington.

No matter what your bill
might be, terms can be ar
ranged to suit your con-
venienee. No notes-no IN
terest-no red tape. Your
promise to pay is all we ask.
Carpets and all other floor
coverings are fitted and
tackled down absolutely free
of charge.
The Washington times., 1903-08-26

Charles NJ. Waters, general supe-in-
tendent of the salaries and allowances
division of the Postofice Department.
has returned from Atlantic City. where
he was the guest of Harry Bschrach.
Mrs. Frank Randolph. who arrived in
this city yesterday from New Orleans,
The Washington times., 1903-08-26

J. E. Rigney, of Washington. is spend
ing his vacation at Brighton Beach.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
Wbar N. y. Booksellers Say Obey
Are Telling Mosf.
REVIEWS LIFE OF CLAIMING.
His Definition of Free Mind VIII Live
Through Ages, Says Minister.

Al, interesting review made yesterday ny the
Rev Thomas p Snoe-. at Al Souls Church.
r0ou~rh-ave and TwenJy-frst-st. Of the life OF
William ElIery Charming. the celebrated Unitarian
preacher
The chief beliefs OF Charming. the speaker SAID.
were II the unity Of being. the perfection OF COG
salvation through Christ, Cnrists principles OF
duty and Chris1s exalted views OF human nature
Dr. Channing's reasons for contending that Uni
tartan Christianity most favorable TO plety
were that character not measured by opinion.
bat fourded by connection
--Dr Claiming. continued the preacher held
inviolate spirituality OF God; that the object
Of devotion was as simple IL was sublime, the
unboUnGed ara absolute perfection OF Gods char
acIer- the belief in unity accorded with nature
and the world about and thai there was no
that the belief in unity intro
q 4 and larger view OF GOD;
that il assigned Jesus His highest proper place
the greatest Of the sons OF God: that II met the
wants of sinful man and 2 rational religion
Dr. Cl-anring's de.inition Of q free mind VIII i've
through the ages. and always he regarded by think
Of the gems Of literature be salds I
can the mind free which jealousy guards its IN
reieCUual rights and powers which ca lis no man
master which does content itself with passive
or hereditary faith which opens itself 10 light
whences0eveT II may come. which receives new
truth as an angel from heaven. which. while con-
sulrins others. inquiries still more NJ the oracle
within itself and instructions from abroad.
not 20 supersede. but eXalJ and quicken its own
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08

NFw-YORK PUBLIc LBRART-The popular
books for the week have been;
Fictfor-Ward's Lady Roses Daughter; green
s'F-fliEree Bali: Eegan's "Lovey Mary :
Ea-5y's His Daughter First
Juvenlles-Connors -'Glengarry School Days sur sur
nert's Little Lord FaGnueroy clemens
Tom Se eHyer.'
AEsSoel1aneolIs-I-lrnann Landmark History OF
New-Yc-k'': Lorfmer's Letters rom a ser
Mace Merchant 70 His Son; Letters OF Mile &c
Iespinssse. Spencer's Education
THE LIBRARY OF ashington
June 6-The following list Of books called for
indicates the tastes OF readers in Washington
this week:
Flction-Hardy's His Daughter First, Fice's
Mrs Wigs OF the Cabbage Patch Ward S
LADY Roses Daughter" Mccarthy 3 Mario
re" Brady's The Southerners. NorTlss ne
Pit" Tsharn's Under The Rose Zoia : 1TcIt!
Wilson'S The Spenders.' Wlsters Ihe VIZ
gfnian.~ AIherton's The COnouerOr-
E5izto-y-NcAIasters History Of the United
States" Montgomery History OF Englano,
Grifis's Young Peoples History Of Holland
Description and Travel.-C5errare's "Greate- Rus
sia' Scidmore-s Winter India Shoe1naksr S
The Great Siberian Railway Carpenters The
American Advance
AEisoeaneous-wggners The Simple Life Van
Explorations IL Bible Lands. Elys a
Woman's Hardy Garden" StodGa-d's Exits and
Entrances
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
Books People Are Reading.

Biography-Keller's The Story OF Ny LIE Ten Ten
nyson's Life of Lord Tennyson, Pepys $ DlaTy'
Sloanes Napoleon
BUFFALO PUBLIC LIBRARY.-Bufalo June q
According TO the demands made al the Buffalo
Public Library during the last week the follow
ing named books were the most popular:
F1ction-Haggards Pearl Maiden; Hoyt's Mis-
demeanors Of Nancy: Ishans Under the
Rose: Kings Daughter Of the Sioux MO-
bray's The Conquering Of Kate
Acknowledgements Bird Studies with Cam
era: Under Sunny Skies; BY Land ana
Sea-: Pousson's Holiday Game and Songs
Miscellaneous-Todd The Real Benedict Arnold !;
Kelers Story Of Ny Life Bryees Nstudies
in Contemporary Biography; Atherton's "A
Few Of Eaniltons Letters
CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY.-Chicago. June o.
The most popular books among Chicago read
ers according 10 the demands at the Public Lii
brarv during the last week. follows:
Fiction-waro's Lady Roses Daughter: Rives's
Hearts Courageous; Wilson's The Spenders.' y
History and Biogrs sphy-Ford's Story Of Du
Barry; Riiss The Making Of al American !;
DavfTr's The Boer Fight for Freedom"
Observation-Disclosures "Au the Russias'; Ian
dor's Through Coveted Lands" MachToy's
The Night Side Of London; Hudson's Law
OF Psychic Phenomena Jamess Principles Of
Psychology: Spencer's Facts and Comments
Washington's Character Building
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08

Foreclosure Sales.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York Theodore E Tacks plaintiff. against Joseph
Farley. defendantIn pursuance OF Judgment Of Fore
closure and Sale. duly made entefed above
entitled action, bearing date the 9th day 1908
undersigned, the Referee IN said
will sell Public Auction, at the New York
SalesroOTn. No I61 Broadway, in the Borough
haitian. City of New York. the 9th OF
Auctionee premises Judgment TO be
therein described follows: All undivided
part OF lots pieces or parcels M
land. buildings and improvements thereon
situated. lying and being in the City Of York and
bounded and described follows
Westerly Of Forry-second Street Ninth
Avenue running Southwesterly along the
Northwes;erIy parallel with Fortysecond
Street thence Southw-sCerly parallel WITH
Ninth nineteen fi9} nine Cpl inches ana
thence Northweserly parallel with Forty-second street
twenty 2O feet and thence Northeasterly parallel utb
the Ninth seventy-eight f7S)
SouthwesterIy side Forty-second Street ana
Southeastery Southwesterlv side ~
corner Forty-second and Ninth Averr,e tbs
point place ef heEiauine same premises ~
which Patrick Treecy, the grandfather of the ea,d
Joseph A Farley died seized were 6avfSaT
and his last VIII recorded Office Of the sIr-
Of New York County LbeT Of wills page
3s9.
Dated New York, MAY
EUGENE H. PoMEROY. Referee
" Il VAN STEENBFRG5. Attorney for Plaintiff 10
Wall New
The following diagram Of the property 10 be sold
described the street numbers
5sI Avenue and 400 4o4 4os 42d Street:
West
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
1waen hane s

A-s.e1sAe t-1sr .
The publication ~ F-ssaees F~>ssa-sss'Nes s'Atr-
raent respecting hts fGacrtcns literary eNecaiof
az the Cariyles Vin bring EAr isSasreosase eenTSf
varsy on THAI subject end Ess lA1e M nukh
NacrnfIlsn's volume % E-S crtScsSfn on NseoE e
Frederick Watts VIII reveal yhc results az s NE
long study OF that painters mystical oAnNASeS-
John Lane has announced volume of poems nH
Miss Ethel Clifford the daughter Of Mrs W *
Clifford. Mr.. l-sne has also arranged 10 poohsn d
prose work by 2 r. Noney-CouTrs OF the clgni1E
ana divine authority of Eehraic poetry As eNeiil-
plihed n the Book Of job. Among new EDITIONS
may be mentioned Leigh hunts autobiography.
Matthew A-nold's complete works and the verse OF
Sir Lewis Morris Miss CoreIli's Life has in
xol,es he ,oiar lskars ot r=Uo biographers val
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
Paris. June 8

Paris. June s.
The practice among fashionable society women OF
dealing with and manufacturing false antiquities
and art objects has beer used by Georges LIE Comte
as the subject Of a novel which he issues through
Fasque1le under the title lie Veau dor. Pierre
le Segur's Gems d'Autrefois" published by Cal
mann Levy. gives some new side lights on the per
sonages of the reign of Louis XIV Perrin puolishes
O Lenotre's ''Vielles Maisons ct vieux Papiers de
Paris Revolutionaire" and also novel of the wars
Roy - l. D.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
BAY RIDGE CHURCH CELEBRATES.

Services commemorative of the iftieth anniversary
OF the founding Of Christ Protestant Episcopal
Church. Third-ave and Sixty-eighth-st, Bay Ridge.
were held yesterday Following morning prayer and
the Holy Communion i a N. the Rev John a
Aspnsu rector Of the church from 1854 to les2 mace
an Historical aduress In the afternoon Bishop
Burgess confirmed a class OF Young people and
preached & confirmation sermon. The Rev UTiah 7.
Tracy rector from 1850 1854 delivered address
The anniversary celebration viii end tonight by
& reception z kidge Club Second-ave. and Sew
erTy-thi-d-st Addresses Will be made by several
local recrors The present rector Of Christ Church
Is Rev Rishou FzIkner
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08

INEA NJ ; ST-ESE.-f3v a faithful. conps-
tent nurse Cor infant -o1c re-erencss
good home more than wages 3ss z 3-d-st
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
West 4Isf Street


The approximate lien or charge 70 satisfy
which the aoovedsscr1oed sold In Eight
thousand hundred and hftyseven and g3f,, doIrs
with interest thereon from the 2sth day OF Ap-ii es
together with and allowances arrounr,r ~ r.,
hundred ana sixtyfwo and 45-Ieo dollars wffb
from Nay sth 1893. together with the or
sale The approximate amount OF taxes assessments or
other liens which 70 BE- allowed purehasa-
ut the purchase money paid by Referee Is Two
huadred aac tf;y-siE anc 2oloO dollars and
interest -
Dated New York. May l2th. 1903
EUGENE Il POMERoY. Rer~res
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08

COOK I.AT-NDEESS BY a compel su-
woman. excellent references from lasr en-
pIoyer. city or country I45 6rh-sve-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
xxw.yo MAY
Lofesf Foreign JNesvS Abouf Books.

uahle work portrait miniatures TO be seen IN the
hest European collections has been written by Dr.
Williamson l. n r
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY.

Entrance will OF
the NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL. 35 NASSAU
STREET. NEW YORK CITY, on THURSDAY.
FRIDAY. AND SATURDAY. JUNE 11TH. 18TH.
18TH. Candidates should present themselves with the
proper school certificates a NJ. Thursday.
An entrance prize Of $780, open students prepared in
q New York city School examined in New York,
offered by the Princeton Club New best
Academic papers Candidates this prize
ake examinations the aforementioned days in ell the
Academic minimum requirements For further
tiUn address
q n. VAN DYKE. Registrar. Princeton. N. =.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08

NAPLEWoOD SUMNER SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Con-
~ coTovlle. Pa location beautiful elevate healthy
instruction combined with rural professor
c student entering social life: small admitted;
no tobacco = SEORTLIDGE. Yale. a NJ Prin
'iNtNNiTY COLLEGE. Hartford. Conn. June / 1905
L examinations for admission 10 the Freshman 4ass
viii be held al Trinity School l3e W 91st ST. New York
CITY Thursday Friday Saturday. June =. 26th and
23th Catalogues and specimens OF Examination Papers
be obtained application President TO the
Secretary OF the Faculty Trinity College Hartford Conn
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08

JAPANESE First class chez cook. Etx-
teen Years reference wants steady post
zion n family s1r sumner -ssor- place o.
cIr!baorlsa- best city experience TAMATO.
100 East 54tl-sT-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08

Andersen & Mintz. Aucrioneers . Bower
June lO-By Henry Aiiler. I4I Stn-aNe,:
e7T Toe Anderson. 307 West 42d-st-. al
diamonds. watches. tewelry. pledged PRIOR
June l. 1902. 80
June II-By 4 WOllhetU s Son. 1-zeS
Ist-ave-. all clothing pledged prior June =
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

-
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by the grace Of Sod free and independentTo
Ret-iA Refs. Sigmund Refs, Henrietta
Fsemal CI1ldstein Frances Marx
and kin Of Fanny Bach, also called
F3ech greeting Whereas. Max Gold
stei- Moses Goldberg and Henry +. Davis OF The city
New York lately applied the Surrogates Court
Of County O York 10 have 3 certain instru-
Tneuts in relating personal property duly
royed as TIE last Testament and Codicils there
10 or Fanny Bach called Fanni Bach late Of the
County New deceased. Therefore and each
OF YOU before the Surrogate OF our
County his Office in the County OF New
York on 2Srd day thousand nine hundred
O'Clock IN the forenoon OF that
dav then attend probate of the said last
and Testament such Of hereby cited
as are under the tenty-one years required
appear by your guardian have II YOU have
none appear and apply for one TO De appointed or in
me your neglect failure do guardian
wiz appointed Surrogate 10 represent and act
for the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof We caused the Seal Of the
Surrogates Court the said County OF New
York be hereunto affixed Witness, Hon
Abrer c Thomas. Surrogate of our said County
II. 81 OF York said County, the 2sth day Of
April the year of Lord II thousand
J FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN,
Clerk Of the Surrogares Court
Petitioners, 10 and 81
Chambers New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08

COMPANION. hotsekssDe- or any posi-
.riOu recurring capaDillry and c-1srVyo-Tn NJ
,As- nv q middle aEed Amsrical. refer
ences Address COMPANION. 100 Pearl
St. Burlington VI
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
HELP WANTED

Female
BRIGHT WOMAN 70 take charge Of sana-
torium: seashore; one hour from city.
Address SAMUEL EDEN. NJ D. 1.34O
Bushwick-ave-. Brooklyn. N I
WANTED.-An experienced well educated
German or French nurse for three chill
dren ages 21z. and ?. must nave per
sOnal references: be a good needle woman
and willing 10 spend SIX months in the
country and not over 35 years OF age;
Protestant preferred. Address Mrs
COURTLANDT Il TROWBRIDGE Wash
frgrou Conn
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
FURNISHED ROOMS.

57TH-ST. wEST-Doctor' Office, fully
equipped with elegantly furnished parior;
also servants attendance: 500 monthly 10
renttablA physician; specialist preferred
PHYSICIAN. Box I42. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
SwrogGteS Notlces.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
F-auk ? FttzCers q Surrogate the County NeV
York Notice Is hereby given all person having claims
aeains Harriet 5. Biddle late of the County of New
York. deceased present vouchers there
q 20 te subscriber a. his place ot JransaCg business
The 1fices PuJnsy TWonbly Putney. attorneys
I7e Broadway. Borough Manhattan City
NeN York before the day December next
Dated New YORK. Ihe 2lst DAY OF May 1903
JOHN BIDDLE.
Executor % Harriet s. Bidcie. deceased.
PCTAEE. TVONBLF & PJTNEY. Aptys. fer Executor
10 ErnafpaE
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.

Tur NETWORK LENS COMPANY. pho
rographf, lenses exclusively; all makes.
scienti1callv tested: tobbers' prices. l. lS3
Broadway Room 90l-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
VAMPBELL. SARAH-IN PURSUANCE OF

- an order Of Eor. c Thomas 4 Surrogate Of
q New York notice IS hereby given all
persons having claims sEalnsf Sarah Campbell late OF
I'D County New York deceased. the
vouchers thereof 70 the suhscViher her place
q o--ce q ! n Caldwell.
her attorney Nc is Broadway Borough OF Manhattan.
CITY o New York on o. before the 10th day Of
1903
Dated New York &C day of January. 1903
CHARLOTTE s YOUNG Ac-nnistratrfx
Caldwell Attorney so- Adrninistrstrfx. lbs
F-os duav Borough Manhattan.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
= Prank = Fftzse-al6. Surrogate % The COUNTY {.
Kew York all persons having
Susan Ee--ie- County o. New
5ec@zset present hs With vouchers Thereof
o6ce James Greves No 3 Park Place. IN she
New Eork Borough = NaEha-ta-. before
z1e -0rh 6zv % October
Dated New yo-E 6ay ~ 1903
JOEL ELLIS FTSEIEP- -
ENocE = sTODDARD g E1eooto1s-
JAMES E GEETES Atforney ss- Executors s. Park
Plsce - = CITY.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08

GaRDENER-L8r r-SSDREss. &c-Bv "a.
aud wife first class Eardsner, rfr5a-
stands everything pertaining % gentisrnzr's
country residence. under glass and or1--
aOors all kinds 81 vegetables lawns snz
etrrfaze roads horses. cows and uolIir-,-
wife nrz- class laundress n al orIlncnas
s,- 1r1rzirz h0use<eeper. or nj ary roslfio-
A. r-f-arA house twenty years -@st u RE-
sre1ces f8r both. aged 40. no family Al
cress JOHN J. EEEFE Postofacs Box ~
-~s--yf1vvu y 7
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08

day or week specially fns work. also
shirts. three years. references. present en-
ployers 5 iO2 West 4sth-st
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08

NURSE. COMPANl0N--To cOnvaleecent
child or adult or fuil chargs Of Invalid
child farm. mountains. hest rereTencess
terms reasonable. ready june ID. A6eress.
only. NURSE. IS East f2lst-sr
elderly person. would travel Address
EAfEtLE,NCEp NURSE Tribune Uptown
once, l.5u4 Broadway.
NURSE. English Protestant woman as In
tants nurse take entire charge bring
10 on bottle. or young child city c< coun-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08

NURSE " oung American woman twidowD
with family going away FOR The summer
nurse 20 very young infant and hzhr
chamherwork- but not a. servant. X she
might take her child tEiri. sevs1l wlth Ae-.
nice. refined child Address AMERICAN,
Box -. Tribune Uptown Oflce 1854 Broad
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
Teachers.

Teachers.
TNCTOR-raduate Princeton University experienced
= IN OF boys desires tutoring home
else1here Wi tutor preparatory school branches and
eNpJectE required Annapolis
OF College Excellent references. Address H p
1DtCaA4H - PaTk-st- Montciair y. J.
NtIOfS Of much experience and with highest
wishes for responsible for long
ton Address H PENN. MorrfstoVn. N J
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
KNIGHE WILLIAM IN PURSUANCE

o order c Thomas. a Surrogate
~ NeVgEoTk. notice IS hereby given 70
az persons having claims against William Z knight
county 01 New York. deceased. present
with thereof me subscribers al
their place u tra1saCr1g business. The Office os
Rufus ! Weaver. their attorney. Number rs Broadway.
Manhattan. New AoEz City, before the 10Th day
ef November 1&05
DATED. New York CITY Nay the zth. 1903
JOHN " KNIGHT FLORENCE A COLLITET. Execu-
RUFUS / WEAVER Executors. % Broad
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
MACHINERY.

At REDUCED PRICES -S0o second nano
wood and iron working machines; July
guaranteed; machinery bought aud s1-
changed GEO B EDDY. 3ss hadlsnn-s.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
AUCTION SALES.

FRANK WALKER Auctioneer. VIII sea-
ar public auction June 5. 1905 at :
'cloc,s D m at q East 14th-st, Borousl
OF Manhattan piano, marked whitney "
m No d S23.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WAVTFD-A man with $4,000 or so. coo
TO invest in the heavy trucking ana transz
fa~ business. thts is a safe Investment and
can guarantee SO per cent yearly on saiG IN
vesrTnent F. F. MOORE. Federal-st-s
pfftsburg
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
LAWYERS. y.

SMITH s. ENGEL. 500 Broadway, New
Tork--ReIiabls lawyers. accidents. 90
rneHtic difficulties quickly adjusted. consul
tarior free
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
WORK WANTED

Female
BOOKKEEPER or as bookkeeper and
stenograpker by an experienced young
lady; can furnish best Of references 7. R.
600 East 1S3d-st.
COMPANION TUTOR or GOVERNESS-
BY German teacher, for summer. city
references teaches French, music: all Eng
Iish branches. Address Miss MOLLET. $50
East 6Gth-st.
COMPANION.-Can be ready about June
IL for another engagement. nurse 70 in
valid or convalescent: highest references
Address Q N Tribune Office
COAIPANION-By reliable and refined
young woman. for invalid or child, ref
erance E LAWRIE East Orange, y. J.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
ELECTRIC FANS.
FOR SALE.

SPECIAL. today and all this week at the
Casino Auction Rooms. Broadway ana
3oth-st-An-lGue and modern furniture and
household effects. al less than quarter me
original cost. AZ private sale
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08

For Young Ladies-Country.
DREW SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
WOMEN,
CARMEL NEW-TORK
92d 50
D H HANSRURGH. S. T D. Pres
DYE SEMINARY
l. For
MIS- 5 LIFE. The Misses STOWE New
4 DvERTIsEMENTs ard subscriptions for The TrtbuDe
u received q their Uptown ONCE
No. I.364 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will be received following
Offices regular office ..
&54 sth-Gve. cor 2Sd-st 153 6th-ave-.
12rh-sf.: 81 East 14fh-Sf.s 25T 42d-sr-.
2t3 West 125th-st.: 1..s3s
3d-ave., between 18th and T7th SITS; I,O2G 3d-ave.
6lst-st.. 1.S0s Ist-ave. satt-st I5- East
I25th-st.l 756 Tremonf-ave.. $50 3d-nve.,
zlst-st-; 5O4 3d-ave-s 210 Bleecker-sf.;
Bleccker-st. BROOKLYN. n Y--2I6 Contrasts
2i5 smith-sr-= I.sHsS Gsfes-aye. Newark n. j,
-5s4 Rrosd-sf- Also A D. T Offices
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
ELECTRICIANS.

WHITTON & BICENAN. Electricians, 661
6th-ave y T.-Fan and power notors'
electric light and bell wiring
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
HOARD WANTED

ROOM and BOARD in central. quiet sec
+ion MadisOu-ave. with OF without prl-
y-ste bath JOHNSON. Tribune Uptown Or
fee ! 2s4 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08

CHAMBERNAID AND WAITRESS
perisnCed. also good sewer excellent city
reference Gail present employer Ms
FRANK. 81 East 65th-sr
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
TAYLoR. ELIZABETH REEp.-IN PURST.

order Hon. Frank T Fitzgerald g
Er--oszre CcuE-y Of Is hereby
al persons having claims Elizabeth
Taylor. O County OF New York ro
the fth vouchers thereof
place q t-ansacr1ng business
Guthrie. C-Hvzth & Henderson No Wall Street IN
the Borough Of Msnhsttsu n he City Of New York OF
or before twentieth dav q September next.
Dated York the twelfth day March 1903
JULIA REED TAYLOR. Executr1x
GUTHRIE CRATATs & HENDERSON. Attorneys for
Fx1cut-1x 30 Wal Street Borough o Manhattan.
o York
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08

VALET and AEDENER-Rsn1ed North
German man. VIE as n1ussA-s5sr5 sooc
sa1-er- 5irhes- references. go month Ad-
dress GARDENER. care oS Advertising o.
fee 1885 shave
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08

GARDENER scotch. single aged q. 80
Der and -eliabis. Thoroughly eLper1e1csd n
me care Of z~eena0use. veKstable and dcr-
- gardens lawns. shrubs. eIc good refer
ences. GARDENER. Box Il. Tribune Or
fee
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
6OARD AND ROOMS

80 ANEPry PARK. 40 corner East
o1sf--t Most convenient location; ex
eeIIent table: use private park; transieh'S
accommodated
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08

GARDENER. .. single, z-4@uhouss a.
sIstant. care q garden. lawn. c-tves.
walks and generally usec1.- Henry
BAUER. 49, East s2d-sr
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08

FARMER and GARDENER
references. GARBESE EF 155 6fh-ave
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08

GAP DENER -Cierman-America1 s.ngle
OF advanced years. but active disposition
and strictly honest. with view OF getting q
proper home win coed family Ac1ssss
EAlII WEHRLH xo6 eth-Ava
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08

STABLE NAN or GARDENER with pr
vare saufIv. cv man aooat 80. stsady and
attentive. has reference. VI Il. Eras-
rnls-st-. Fla