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New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
REAL ESTATE.
Block Front IN Upper 4msterdan,-
oUe. Sold.

A good number OF sales were reported yesterday
but none OF more than passing interest Charles
Griffith Moses q Bro. reported the closing OF 8
series OF sales Washington Heights for the
estate o. William F. Buckley Mr. Buckley died
.n December. Els VIII probated in February
end his executors began the sale the real estate
holdings OF the estate in March. Within the
month the entire holding has been disposed OF ar
,ru market values for cash.
The sales reported yesterday were the block
front on the west side OF Amsterdarn-ave be-
-ueeu One-hundred-Rnd-fifty-se and One
hurdred-aad-ffty-eighth sts., nine lots including
Ne go TO 1878 Austerdam-ave. and No 5M West
-hundred-Rndffty fty-seventh-st 1ss I0xl06xes I0x
ssrss IoxI2s feet plot 500 feet Of Amsterdam
ave Il the same block. running through from
red-and-hfty-seventh-st. to One. hundred
eghth-st.. l50x9slO feet twelve lots tho
block front the east side OF Broadway between
Observation-Disclosures and One-hundred-
s-s-ffty-eghth SITS. 75x1s9lO feet The block front
N the north side or One-hunored- nd-sixtieth-st
between Anlsterdana-eve. ani St Nichofas-ave..
rnd the entire block bounded by Broadway. Fort
Wsshiugtou-Rve-, e-hundred-and-fifty-n y-ninth-st
80 Ore-hundrsd-and-sixtieth nearly sixteen
I0ts were reported sold few DAYS ago. The buy
e-s were investors The amount received for the
--operry nearly ss00000.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

~ YORK couNTY-In the matter Of an application ion
70 sell eeTtan sr9 Gss1 take notice
e Alfred r. G9ntns fatees Of Rass5 5seoO Z Is
copy Of which herewith served the undersgneq MI VII
0Ee @ bs hed i as 1he New York court House in the
day Of May 1908 the opening OF the court on that m
Gay OF as % leave to said trustees OF
the trust estate them under the will Of Peter
pieces parcels Of ground %tn IN h be 6 Of New YORK
known numbers 81 and SIS sFooTne s1; % tbe
City Of New YORK a. en- nd shicE we're known on the
PTsnss e n Bsvar fT9 Psg Farm 0 by he numbers 400
ogessr sfs9OfG Sy Mott sree souhery by Lot
her 3e9 on said map and Westerly by Lot Number 4OZ
on sio nap feet 1 and eight inches On southerly side
atty feet and ten inches along @ MOI On the Weriv Side
and sixteen feet and i've inches be the s9a
several dimensions more or lessand as rs saGd
scrbed in SAID ,b gass sa6 estate conprs
Ing al n @ tgous 20 each other situated Eigh
Nmbers 15s and East wentyfouTth street Borough
follaVs: Beginning on the Northery side Of Twentyfourh
Megtrl1 a from the Northwestery corner of Third Avenue
and said Street and running the2ee - naraeI Sh
Third Avenue ninetyeight teet Sa t and Twen
ty-ah thence Easerly along sAio eflJFe ne
Ti?d Rvene nnety-egh fee, niae inches. 70 the
PaSs on Of and ha ths PRAYER Of said
as may be just and equitable
tds Pstee New 1Y9S Y9 APfa APfoy so9 petitioners 70 William
Street Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New York
To Jacoh Iorilard Gertrude H LoriHsrd AUGUSTA /.
Sands Harold Sands infant over fourteen yeaIs
~ age. Anna 1. Sands infant over fourteen years
age. Ernest E Lorard Mary Van Rensselaer, i1oFl'iaIu
infant under Of age JACOB J.,
infant under 1ourteen
~ age Edward LEVEL Lorillaro an infant uhqeT
wears Gertrude Loriaro tnian uuoeL
fo1rteen wears Catherine L Ke-nochAT James
!. K.rnochan Katherine l. K Pel. Eterbert :, 5eI'
II tnfant over Of age; Clarence ~ te
oy-e- years OF age. Mary L baIoey'
Tisnrv &; Barley. Mary l. Seton, Mary . seton IN
fourteen OF age: Helen seton man
- Of Henry Seton, nIahI
TrI~re.r wears Helen de Pourtaes n1ant uAeI
AIix de PouTtales inIaht uneer
sortee1 years Irene de Pourtass infant lnIe
tnder fourteen years of age Ethel Norrle %
Sa-is infant under Of age fs4y itIlA
S.i nfan+ under years OF age Rita BaTbey
+ Neufize err I. Barley. Editn Ec,reeT5'
Mcftreery. infant undeE
80 ~ age: Louis Loriard Louis l. IorAI1fe Jr.
infant fourteen years o.
1s-ga l. Ioriard Pierre Lorlari Pierre Iorf4sra IT.
Srtsols Iorillsrd infant fourteen years OF ase
Maud l. barring Lorfiard suffern I9ller lhi4t unnsF
s--taan years q age Emily T. Kent Nililaa fAe4 IT.
f,t over fourteen years Emily l. kent infant
-a- fourteen years Peter L. kent lhis os.I
vesrs Of age: Richard Kent. infant under four
teen years Of age
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
PAWNRROkERs' SALES.

CTTTRAL AUCTION CO. NJ Sheehan.
auctIoneer I52 and 154 Canal-st-
April 2o-By H. McAleenan. 46e fulton
St, Brooklyn. diamonds. jeweIry. Nos S,148
20 Anil 2O-Bv H. Breckwedel. 473 Grand
st. clothing to April TO- 1902
April 2i-By J. Simpson & Co, 70 Park
Row. diamonds. tewelry. etc. pledged 70
No II. $40, Jan !, 1902. and all goods he4d
April 21-By II. McAleenan. 194 sth-
ave, clothing 10 April 10. 1902
April 22-By ?. Freel. $50 Grano-st-'
Bl[Ivn.. clothing to April 10. 1902
April 23-By F'illin. jewelry-
April 23-By Thos- C9rley. ,65s 65S west
A-ril CIV u Berger 40 6th-ave. ana
4sO West 42d-st., jewelry, diamonds. etc.
pledged TO April Is, 1902.
April 24-By Fillin. clothing.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

$4,000
5000
10000
60,50O
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Avenue c and eth-st- 2 " corner. for six story
brick tenement house, with stores 463XI4.S; J
Wenztetn owner; Bernstein & bernstein. archi-
TIester-st Nos 1s2 and Is4. for a six story brick
tenement house, with stores. 50x5l1; D Baum
owner: HOrenhurger & StraUb. architects. ..--...
s1st-s, No 157 20 161 East. for SIX story
brick tenement, 49. .6xs5; J Roth. owner; Giles
C75-vstIe-st Nc Iss TO 1872 for six story brick
hathouse, &c. .3xS7; Friedman & Feinberg, own
ers. Bs-nsrein 6. Le-nsteln. RrchLtects-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

sthEt - Go East 25x1GSx irregular: ErneS
Feruzscz individually and as exscuulAs - -
Zsle nsorzgags sZ6. .0O0..--.. s;,,.,oo g.
tftH-s. > . T2g = Of coiumbDs-aVss -yx-o,-o' -y
Louise Echeider 70 Leopold Hei~-s' "a" -.
tft-eve = . corner s2d-st lGo1loo; AinfrN
Csrr.srie % Townsend Burden - =
Accrue q \ v corLer sth-st. zss1s5; - re ,si
233 = Of sth-st. 23xs5i Nii.lnL~ A-'
julius Wetrste!u. Mortgage soc.,sto.,, 49,,
Eargs1is-s- Nc ss. "a zz1ooxZSz1ovi SAsss4 ~
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

ad1.7e z Isns g. Hsa iaa Epor;ssss sasYs.s $500
'SShs c2asfo4 no :, "a T. 70 2s5 Isxieo5
AgsP4s gss4ss p r, y IS 5 2s ssT9s; Avenpe D.
Sara Sarah Mchelson bell to Samuel Nicholson !. part:
lish-sye. 10 e55 to e57 " .. 7sx7o; louis Hell
kramer ana ortsIS anosheF Ss o executors to Marcus
2esh-st No 2s East e5xes o; Hew Miller to
aitbI PAnols ~ u Jenoks mortgage, SIS 50Oo.......
1sssb.i 81 .; Robert Sr aSs Han g Martha KsT and
Sioo william @ semufss aG2 n to OF LsoaaSi
osth-st 10 u Esst 1s11S : gp 7e Me9uaae to
,,Sas Msry Thomas. mortgage $50 900. Norn
siraus to 1sidors Jackson and another. ....-...
19ofIsT NO III West 25xl0o-11; Bendet lsaacs
5sd So It -51'isa Of FaTsaSei issxleo5
\ Wi5t I2iine ~ ~tinerdins .s and another to Mary
10 Clara 11rgS- est l. exloo1i 80 GO Cara Nys
Iox s7.sx n W lex n s. sx " Ok n 9Sax
81 So S9th-et 4 s. 2ee9 II " OF 2d-aye l9.Ix
a%e ss 16 a1 rsE9af sgss3 Wiia 10a Ress r to
Rees q Ftees and s. : :. :NoHni
and another to Wolf Bomzon mortgage. $1,000. 27.
suhoIk-st No 125. :. 25x1oo: Ignatz Reisman
5sth-st No 34s East. 27xi00.4 Hlrsch Kobre to
LadoMat: | Ne Is 8 6xsax & fl sam
usl schoenberg TO Amelia Newmark mortgages,
ASnstsTdani-ave, " corner s4th-st 27xa9 city
% and s'nSs s n6rtgSEs SpaaS $1,000: % foSel -t
SsT sons PTapeTtv! s oes Ssing p9' 10 200
Of Thonas-st, n g 130.5x lS19X
1855 TO beginning. being parcel No 16. same
map. contains 100 1-1.000 acres; James Fergu-
10 Charles Taylor and another; mortgage.
l0Ist-st. No 319. 7 s, $50 II OF Vest End
20xlO011: Frances NJ Solley Rose 7
STANLEY: mortgage. SIC. 300. No1ni
sSth-st. No 1855. :. SO # If West End-ave.
r2ortrara S25 900 -. ..-..-....... -Noni
S9th-st. I g. 202 q Of 5th-ave 5Ox9s9; George
viduaiiv and as trustees; mortgagea $3.50 600 Ncni
illth-st. 2 :, 2l26 II OF Au1sterdarJS-ave GO
iOo11: state Realty ana Mortgage Company 10 ~
Emanuel Doctor. oV'
s6th-st. 7 1868 Il Of 9th ave, runs II 1oo5x
6Sx n 206x " 25x 12o10x e 1s9: 46th-sJ,
e. 1876 II OF ett-ave Is -9x100.5- NeV-Hork
Association for Improving the Condition Of the -
Poor 70 Helen y jenkins ana another; and s. 70
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
CARNEGIE TRANSFERS TO BURDEN.

Andrew Carnegie yesterday transferred 10 1.
Townsend Burden the plot on the southeast corner
- rg4+b-ava and Ninety-second-st-. leoxloo feet
~ -,ss-t NJ Burden intends 10 erect & dwelling
house Mr Burden bought the corner tronThgS ~ So ~
feer s-5 took an option the adjoining ~ Ist ,+
Isst December In taking title 70 the pIopet's 7'
8r~5e- IeTt q mortgage OF 10000 on Il
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
LOST.

LOST handbook No. $50. .34T on Dry Dock
Savings Bank Any person having claims
upon said book Is called upon TO present the
same 10 The bank within thirty days. OF the
vaid book Will be declared cancelled and
extiuEuished and new one issued in lieu
thereof
LOST-Bankbook No, 3s5R0i, Seamsn's
Rank for Savings. - and .16 Wall-st..
New-Ycrt. Payment stopped and cancella-
zion aryplied for. Please return to bank.
LOST Rankbooz No S3s. .222 Bank for
Savings. 80 4th-ave-, New-Iork- Pay
nent stopped. Please return book 70 bank.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
STORAGE NOTICES.

OFFICE OF DACB's FIRST AVE STOR-
AGD WAREHOUSE. No. u 1st-ave.--
Ne~-Yo-k April IL. .9O3.-T'he following
persons are hereby notified. as the law d.
rects. that Lae amount on goods stored IN
their several names must he paid OF or De
fore Thursday, April IS. 1858 at this Office.
or said goods Will be sold az public auction
To pay charges and expenses Of such sales:
Mitchell. Bauer. Hettenbach, HenneiG. Nc
Carthv. Sieba~t.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
puILA PAwNBRoKERs' SALES.

10 'ee-,.ItbSt Pb{ladeIohia- Penn
Xn-1 o1-3v Frank Dowling. broker.
1880 v-arrhes and jewelry-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
LAWYERS

T5-,s(s,,--v Nav-YorS: accidents, dnr1es-
tic dIfncuItlss quickly adjusted eonsuitar
tfcn free. ---u----z--------
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Rv y y Tng-ahaun & CO: Aacison-Ave sss " es,e1a-
---h-- ss~zE vacant partition sale; = 80 - -
f@r ae- " Gibbs a.: 7 Wsnde!L Atty' p" =
&C c Csulcer for the pltS for sSS I'D.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
MACHINERY.

1TDTICEp PRICES 800 second hand
x6o.s ana iron working machines; rn4Iy
.uaranteed: rnachinery bought and
ebanged. GEO. b. EuEf. sss Asass0ns
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
TO Whom 1t Nag Concern.

McNEIL-WILL HENRY BROOK Nc! McHE1h r,l7
VI so7 NJ Andrew Mcneil, late of Larch House Ful-
vood Preston deceased please write or wire the
eGsUUas WILL matters 10 his advantage!
A9y person having knowledge Of his Wherea'5 s
-Ic5es wit the Undersigned WI BRAN
10 T5I1a Street Preston, Lancashire, England;
Solicitor fo the Executors american papers please COPY
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

BOOKKEEpER. SALESMAN.-By young
man. 81; speaks German and English;
twelve years experience: with a good firm;
salary low 20 start; best OF references. A
F. DIETERLE. Jr-, 80 Ann-st-, Newark.
N J.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

C4ANBERNAID o. PARLDRMAID - y
frst class worker. best CITY referencr'-
.-sTFDISH.-- Box lis. $50 9th ave
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
HELP WANTED.

Eqis
ATTFSTTONi-Men, by doing an easy
work. you can travel TO England for 81,
TO Germany for $40; eISo free transporta-
tIon procured. Apply ATLANTIC SHIP
PING OFFICE. 1I5 1st-st-. Nsw-York-
WANTED. .-Cornpeteat railroad machtnists
and boilermalzers for out OF town; good
wages. Apply between 8 a. N. and p- n.
GEO. II. THOMAS. 81 Coenties Slip. one
flight up
WANTED. D.-Capabls newspaper and book
cauvassers. one Of the most attractive
propositions ever presented in Newly Eork-
Apply 70 WILLIAM II. GCTELLUS, Trio-
une Office.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments for sums of over 500
were fled yesterday, the first name teing that Of
the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

ADVERTISEMENTS and subseriptifoens. fea.,,,s5 20,
The Tribune received AZ tIs.-1 ss.-r.er ssrh
sna sTth sts' until o'clock :. m 49,,
fiSernents received az the following osollo,L 49,,
ofTices az regular office rates ~ INT. ssf -
= vfz % shave = = cor
T5s Rth-ave cor 12th-sts. - East - tli-s.-. -
a57 west s2d-st- between 1th and 81 49, -
-esb arS -Trh SIS: !. .O26 Sd-ave-- near olst-
A. 1 TOs fst-ava. near ssth-st- =, Eas'
festh-ss 7ss Treraout-ave; too ssl-eSs-.
,ezr sfzf--f. so 3d-ave-. 10 Elecc -.
0Ss EIaasLar-st Ercokiyn- y. s--io
Go,-r.-st-: ef5 susth-st-: 1.oo< Gates-aVs-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
Conntrn Property to Let.

To7cE SUMNER HOMES at Assury Park .n 1'"apr'. "ls.
Z p..l. Bradley Beach and vicinity FOR rent MUS
=, PAMPHLETS mailed on application
'fA's' p FRANK APPLEBY
Opposite Depot, A.Du-y FAT1 11- 1-.-----------
,SyaeIs-on-Efudso pts1ts or Hudson com
Il fuTnsIe-s -5-er view. lAtA1 ADDRESS f. b
carriage house "a ~. T.eonard-st.. NsH-1ofK %1S'
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
L 1. r1Rrsn. Auc.lonesr. 70 Bowery.

I. l.. FIRUsKI. Auctioneer, 10 Bowery.
ApTii a6GBy NJ. Simon & Son. 81 Hes
ter-st-. diamonds; watches; jss%eiry' ,o9d al
april 2O-By II. Goody. 2I4 Grand-st,
BROOKLYN. diamonds. watches, JeWelry' all
pledges prior April 10, 1902
April 21-By NJ. Manning & Sons, 5s4 sth-
ave. 1910 3d-ave.. diamonds. watches.
IsvVelrv all pledged prior April Il, 1902.
April 2I-By II & Z Bruekheimer. ? l0s
sd-ave. clothing, etc, pledged prior April
ApriI Ply Estate A J. Heaney. ei4
Atlartic-ave Bklyn-, diamonds, watches
ievyel-y. all pledges from Jan. Is. 1907 70
March % 1902. from No. 966 TO Ass. and
All goods reserved from previous sales.
April 23-By Wm. Simpson. 81 Park ROW
siamcnds watches, Jewelry. all pledges
nrior FEB, %. 1902. and Nos 70 IL, 240. and
All goods reserved from previous sales.
This sale viii include 50 choice oil pant
ings bv various artists OF TCte-
April 24-By II. Stern. SO W, 3lst-st.
diamonds. watches. Jewelry. all pledges
ApriI 24-By r Mendelsohn. 20 Green
wich-st. clothing, etc, pledged prior April
IL 1902
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
office No. 1364 Broadway, between 36th
and 37th sts.. until o clock 2. m Adver-
tisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until O'Clock
l53 6th-ave.- cor. I2th-st; % East 14th-st-;
25T West 42d-st., between 18th and Sth aves-;
2s3 West 125th-st.: 3s;s 3d-ave.. between
10Th and 77th sts.; !. .O26 3d-ave. near 61st-
St: EOS Ist-aye- near S9th-st-. 157 East
i25th-st.; 756 Tremont-ave-s 600 3d-ave..
near 41st-st-: $50 3d-ave.; 210 Bleecker-st.;
3.5 Bleecker-st Brooklyn. y. Y.-216
l-ourt-st. 21h Srith-s..: l.On4 Gates-ave
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

- PORTLAND LADDER
N1LLL-I1LlA co. 46 World Bldg
N. Y. Tel. 2475 1hn Best of ladders de-
uverad at 2OC- per foot
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
FOR SALE.

one s0HP. sTEEPLf3 COMPOCND ElN-
CINE AND BOILER, in first class con
dttion: one 12hp. Wolverine gas engine and
reversible propeller, complete. with gen
orator ana batteries: used. one season; fully
warranted. GEO. ". CURTIS, SS West
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
BOARD AND ROOMS.

A ROOM AND BOARD may be obtained
east Of LeEington-avs.. in 1Sd-st-; al
comforts Of a refined home may be secured
Address Mrs. II. DIX. Box &. Tribune Oi-
fee
NO. II EAST 24TH-sT. offers table accom-
TlodRtions
ll3TH-ST., 542 WEST. Cathedral Heights.
near Riverside Drive and MorninEside
Park--Double and single rooms; good ia
BILE: moderate
12b-ST-. 210 wEST-RIchly furnished
rooms; superior table; references given
and required.
l GRAMERCY PARK corner 21st-st.-
Second fi0or rooms. en- suite or single,
after April 20: references: table board
billiard AND POOL TABLES.
MANUFACTURERS of billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley builders;
lowest prices. MARK BROS, "a Union
---1-c.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

Country Property for Sale.
T,LMHURsT-si1 room house and hatn s al J6F9N
RAPELsYE Einnhurst-
rop sArE-Farrn pleasantly located. southern berE- &
II fruit: water; budlIgs *
..,5abIa. sold 70 close Address Z a S'
cC1S Mas
(IoT-TTRY REsIDENCE.-ses my grests gs& 0@fsA1h "
4 S+Tn5av'e paper. ATWAT-tR - z----- .-----
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

Jos. sHONGOOD & SONS. Auctioueers.
saIegrooms No. "a BOwery-
ApriI 2O-Jew slry. watches. diamonds
etc II. Levy. 2.616 3d-ave.
e 2 T7nr. T2O Avenue c.
etc. n n % Yeyvairy watches diamonds,
etc 5. Peyser's Son, 869 2d-ave-
Aurfl 22-Men's ard women s clothihes
II { Isaacs. . 43S sth-ave.
April 23-Jewelry etc. Sig FTeuno'
. z.s5 35-gve J. Blumenthal. 405 eth-aye-
- - - o. Iey1sIr5 watches diamonds.
apr 4ar~ie : Hfrsch. 665 3d-ave
ELI soBEL, Auct ss Bowery. sells 10
HA-i - Goods pledged to April 10. 1902
ALL 9o-Clothing dresses. shoes. etc,
u Sobel 7T2 9th-aVe-
AuriI 21-Clothing. dresses Shoes e'S-'
Z Weiseuberger l.5Sl 2d-aFt- r,,-.
ApriI 22-Jswelry and cI1thlhs' b3uHl
Bros ls6 Bowery- 60, ,,x o.., M.
April 23-Jewelry, Sol Conen' 30 - Stll-aVe
Arrfl 24-Isvel-T- = Nl--..-- -. -
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
BUSINESS CHANCES.

PARTNER WANTED. with capital SO
900. in one OF the best importing antique
furniture businesses in New-TOrk. no Cd
lection TO lsdv. Y. $40 East 31st-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

COACHMAN--Fifteen years best city re-
erence: married. no children resent an1
former employers can be seen Call OF al
dress ? East SJth-st-. private sable
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

MAN and VIE for farm OF Eentleman's
place. both competent workers " T..
30 East 4sh-sr-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
HELP WANTED


Female.
WAITRESS WANTED in private boarding
house; must be experienced ard have ref-
erence; permanent position and good wages
80 West 70th-st.
WAITRESS, colored, first class. n private
family; willing to 90 TO country for the
summer; city reference required Apply
Monday afternoon, 1fS East 40th-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

COMPANION 20 gentleman going % noun
tairs or abroad. best OF references Address
d c. New-RocheiIe. y Y
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

USEFUL MAN-By German. 33. married.
good references, al anything. experienced
elevator rnau or porter BERTRAM. =
West 64th-s.-. Janitor.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

CAREsTAKEE-By widow. with 0n- chiidy
can give references Mrs J. PETER
sOHN S53 West 44th-St-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

HOUSECLEANISG or similar work by re-
spectacle man. with sNpOd references. -
the dav. VINCENT. care of G TVestie.
Lab Madisou-ave
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

COACHMAN.--ThO-ou understands cars
% tine horses and carriages. CAREFUL city
dTi.eI. WIliauE ana oDtigInEs best q city
references, twelve years with lasL en-
payer. wuc can se interviewed address
i. y. 14l COuFr-sz-,- brooklyu-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

VALET and USEFUL MAN.-Tu hactei0-
spartnert. can Do cooking and wasntugs
city OF country. BENEDICT care herrs
3I8 East 34th-st
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

CARETAKER--Ey respectable married
woman 70 take care of house for sum
rner- eight years IN last place. Apply
FLsAH EzfkTY. 20 West 1O1th-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

sanae-
PORTER or ELEVATOR ECN<Efk-ty
colored man: good reference % CARRIED
Place. Bro0slyn-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

GARDENER married: twenty
four years practical experience. under
glass and outside. good references. ADDRESS
r, Box 3. Station A. Hartford Conn
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

CFTAMBERMAID and SEAMSrFlE ESSS- -
Protestant. good .ity rerereness- ~
West g2d-st. care OF Mrs. WALSH.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

VISITING COVER RNESS.-Instructs French
or German Address 2,2f1 2d-aye-. dry
goods store.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

YOUNG GIRI. fairly educated. good sewer.
some hospital experience. would like posi-
ton OF trust. EDITH ANTHONY, 163 No
bIe-sr., GreenpOint. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

COACHMAN.-Swede. 80. married; HeaI es-.
ennsarauce. competent. trustworthy
.,or6uShIv experienced handling hnest
horses harness. carriages: take tul! en&rgs siIn
Of gentIeman's stable; good, caLel-1 - -. -,
psrats. good written and personal , rec. re55--
ences: country preferred all year u II. I =
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New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

COACHMAN single. medium sizss thor
OGgnIy understands care horses. car
risk~s. harness. caFegul drGvers fvs yszFs'
reISrence. country preferred. Ql1&&=-.
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New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

COOK. and CHASIBERSIAID. II lady Civ
ing I'd housekeeping desires % place gop1
cook and chambermald. Inquire - Eass
70th-sL-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27
was smarter than anything I have seen for long time.
Women's Coloring.

The whole trouble. or, rather, large share of it. is due to the fact that wo- men do not study their coloring. There are certain shades which are becoming to certain types and only to those types The blue eyed woman, for instance, ought to wear blue, and the brown eyed woman brown. Yet how many times does one see them with their costumes exchanged! The blue eyed, fair woman hears that brown Is to be the fashion during the coming winter and straightway orders suit of it regardless of the fact that 1t makes her skin and eyes look utterly washed out
 Let women think of this now that an- other brown season is predicted for us It is only the woman with warm. rich eoIoring, with deep brown eyes and hair
 who can afford to wear brown
 Then, take other tints.> The black
 haired woman with color in her cheeks can of course. wear almost anything. yet most black haired women are pale
 and must content themselves with cer-
 tain shades calculated to bring out the creamy richness of their skin and not make 1t look dead. Deep red, old rose. certain shades of green and black are always smart on such women. and they may also wear rich shades of tan and yellow; provided their skins are clear Why will the red haired woman att tempt as she invariably does. to wear red7 The color is unbecoming even to
 brown haired woman if her hair has
 the least tint of auburn. pastel pink
 may be worn hy a red haired girl be-
 cause the delicate rose tintS are repeated
 in her complexion, but red kills every
 thing about her For my pait. I am
 ready to worship the red haired woman
 when she is dressed in those shades
 known as s'half mourning" gray or black and white or violet, and she also is charm ing in cream color.
 The woman with the pale brown hair
 has the hardest time of all. for unless she has bright complexion she can not wear browns, and unless she has
 blue eyes she cannot wear blue. But by carefully etudying herself before a mir TOT she will soon find out what shades give life add color to her face and which deaden it.
 It may sound like heresy. but in clothes color really counts for mort than cut. This is the merry, merry time of the year when New York women may be seen proving about in search of home, Perhaps the family has outgrown the roof which shelters 1t. or perhaps the