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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-05-27
Famous Lincoln Elm,

A storm which prevailed at Spring
field blew down the famous elm plant
ed by President Lincoln the day after
his first election to the Presidency. It
stood in front of the old Lincoln home
stead and a part of the roof of the
old house was caved in by the fall of
the tree.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-05-27
BELOW ZERO IN MONTANA.
Ten Feet Of Snow Seriously Interior
Ing With Traffic.

Ten feet of snow was reported from
Doutts, Mont. May 20. and the ther-
mometer ranging from four to six de-
grees below zero. Traffic on the Great
Northern railway was seriously inter-
fered with by the drifting snow and
the trains being operated only under
the greatest difficulty. Conservative
estimates place the loss of live stock
at about S2,000.000.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-05-27
German Cadets.

According to the official statistics
submitted to the Reichstag, the total
number of cadets. etc., and seamen
trained In the Germany navy since
1879 is 147,000. After deducting 25
percent from this number for losses
through death and disease. 1t is esti-
mated that there remain 10000
trained seamen. who would be called
upon in time of war. OF these. $4,000
men are at present on active service.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-05-27
MONSTER MOSQUITOES.
The Jersey Breed Grows Big and Fat
Off Crude Oil,

A report from New York says mos
quitoes in Montclair, n. j.. this sea.
son are bigger in size and greater in
number than ever before. Many res
idents are asserting that the crude
oil which the board of health has
been using on the ponds and stag
nant pools does not kill the larvae,
but instead causes them to grow big
and fat.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-05-27
Cinnamon to Be peported.

Two Chinamen, Wong Lung and
Wong Blu, were found guilty at Erie,
Pa, before United States Commission
er Grant of violation of the Chinese
exclusion law and are now in Jail
awaiting deportation.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-05-27
Boy Kldnapped by eypsy.

A gypsy kidnapped Percy Weimer,
the young son of miner near West
ernport, Md. The abductor placed the
boy on his horse and rode away A
posse overlook the band to which the
abductor belonged and recovered the
child.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-05-27
Women Attacked workmen.

One hundred striking Italians. with
their wives. at New York, attacked a
There had been a strike and no Ital-
ians had been employed In the work.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-05-27
Guard Armory Burned.

The armory of the First regiment.
National Guard Of Pennsylvania. at
Philadelphia. was damaged By Ere to
the extent Of s7b.Qoo
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-05-27

An attempt was made to wreck the
Colonial express from Washington for
Boston. on the New York. New Haven
& Hartford railroad. near Mansfield,
Mass. station.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-05-27

From seven Misunderstanding
from two to 21 carats-that have been
picked up in Wisconsin and adjoining
states, Prof. William II. Hobbs traces
the diamonds fields Of North America
to the volcanic region of the Canadian
wilderness, south of Hudson bay. The
only known matrix of the diamond is
the black shale-or blue ground
around the necks of burned out volca-
noes. The loose stones found seem to
have been transported by glaciers, and
on following up the probable courses
Of these ancient Ice rivers the lines
converge in the barren territory stated.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-05-27

A letter received by Sir Alfred Jones
chairman of tho Liverpool School of
Tropical Medicine, from Prince d'Aren-
berg, president OF the suez canal com
pany. informs him that the Campagni
duo Canal de suez In anxious 10 assist
In the work that the Liverpool school
is carrying ON in West Africa and has
accordingly resolved to make a sub
scrIptlon to the school.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-05-27

A scheme Is on foot for the purpose
OF connecting Montreal and Longueuil,
Quebec, by means of tunnel under
the st. Lawrence. Plans have been
submitted to the department of rail-
ways, providing for double track tun-
mel from the south shore to the heart
Of Montreal, where a central station
will be placed. Tho structure, which
will be Of concrete and stone masonry,
lined with enamel brick, will have
width of 27 feet and height Of 21
feet
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-05-27

France grows more vnrieties ol
flowers for making perfumes than any
other country. All over Southern
France. In April, are to be seen miles
Of roses, acres Of vioIets, pessamine
and tuberosos and orchards OF orange
trees that are cultivated for their bios
SONS. Persia, Turkey and Bulgaria,
however. grow most of the roses for
tho precious altar.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-05-27
SCIENCE NOTES.

A hurricane is a. wind that blows at
n miles an hour or more. Such wind
exerts pressure Of nearly IS pounds
10 the square foot.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-05-27

Excessive muscular development is
pronounced by an experienced physl-
clan 10 be not only unnecessary, but
positively dangerous. On ceasing ath-
ietIc training. which every person must
do sooner or later, the system adapts
Itself very slowly to new conditions.
and digestive and livor troubles are
very liable to follow. The great lungs.
not needed in sedentary work. degen-
crate, often leading 70 consumption.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-05-27

The coffin of the Hunnish king, At
tia, was recently unearthed by peas
ant in the Drave valley, Austria. The
coffin is OF bronze, and beside II we're
found n number Of bronze implements.
Underneath the coffin was large
stone bearing several inscriptions,
among them the name Of Attila. This
verlfl,s the predictions of some anti
quaries, who have long been convinced
that Attlla's grave would be found in
that region.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The Sheriff yesterday received execution for
S,4A against the Abbey Press publishers. at No
ia Fffth-ave.. in favor Of Benjamin Altman. Judg-
ment for 1,147 was entered on Saturday against
the company. in favor of the Brightwood Manu-
featuring Company
A deficiency judgment for s3009S was entered yes
terday against Antonetta Alteri in favor of the
New-York Building Loan Banking Company, grow
ing out Of the foreclosure sale of Nos 302 304
East One-hundred- d-and-eeventh-st
A judgment for &,706 entered Yesterday
against the Greenwich and Chelsea Manufacturing
Company. groceries, in favor of Frank H. Wright,
on two notes made by the corporation in 1901 and
1902
The American Paint Manufacturing Company
wholesale dealers In paints at No. 3SS Pearl-st-,
yesterday assigned for the benefit of creditors
Samuel II. Hitchcock. The officers John B.
Hibeard. president: W. II. Lake, secretary. The
company incorporated in 1902 with a capital
stock Of sl5o00o. John c. Ten Eyck. of No. 15 Will
iam-st-, is the attorney for the company.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05
DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following discharges in bankruptcy were
granted yesterday in the United States District
Court:
DELMER CRANDEI4- No. 2.O12 F1rst-ave. Petition
fled June 26. 1901. Liabilities. S1S970
HARRIET E. BURKE. halter, No. 10 Park Place
Petition filed December "a. 1902 Liabilities IS
ADOLPH E kRCIGMANN. No 16S East One-hundred-
anesixteenth-s Petition filed January 90 1903 IAabl-
ities s13e0
BENITO H. LAMBERT. auctioneer. No. 5I7 West One
hundred -fftieth-st Petition filed February 1868
Liabilities. s46.4S0-
MAX LOOKSTEIN. cigars No 297 Broome st. Petition
filed December l. 1902. Liabilities. So. 749
JOHN r. PICKETT. TWenty-second-st Third-ave.
Petition fled February 1e. 1903 Liabilities g57
WARREN f PRICE No 210 Twenty-Trst-
Petition fled March IS. 1903 Liabilities 81 752
SAMUEL OFFER and MAX AUERBACJ No East
Broadway Petition filed November IS, 1902 Liabilities
1854.
HENRY B SHARP. No 1o5 West One -hundred-apd-
tWentyninthst Petition filed February
ties. sT3.367.
EUGEN SCHULTZ, carpenter No. 2f3 West Eaghteth-
Petition fled February Is. 1903. Liabilities Si0376
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05

extent tuberculosis has also been spread by
the same agency. This malady develops so
| slowly though that 1t is hard to prove con-
clusively the share that milk has In its dstri-
| button Moreover, there are several ways in
which germs of that disease can get into milk
even when the COW that gave it was free there
| from The measures which the farmer ought
TO take TO secure clean cows. clean stables and
clean mixers are discussed at great length by
DR.. Sedgwick Compulsion is out of the ques-
ton, however, and unless city consumers have
ample knowledge Of the precautions taken they
are advised to purchase onl- such lacteal sup
plies as have been subjected to pasteurization
This operation means raising the temperature,
not to the boiling point, but to between 15S
and 160 degrees Fahrenheit, and keeping it
there for thirty minutes. The slight altera-
ton in the taste OF the fluid is objectionable.
but not much so the risk OF infection by
milk of unknown origin Cooking, in the true
sense of the word would also render safe
oysters. pork and other articles of food which
are likely to become infected
Against at least one disease, smallpox, and
possibly against others. protection may be Sc
cured by incubation. At present smallpox is
probably the only one with which the civil au-
thorities thus deal. but immunity from diphthe-
ria is sometimes produced by private practi
TONERS The principle Will no doubt find still
wider application in time Disinfectlon is a
more common practice Of health boards, and is
employed to kill bacteria left by the sick in
their dwellings, and In places of public resort
Boiling burning is among the most effective
Of the agents used. Carbolic acid. corrosive |
sublimate and fermaldehyde are also valuable |
DR.. Sedgwick declares though, that scrubbing |
floors and walls with hot soapsuds is often ade- |
quate; and adds that milk of lime is of the
simplest and most useful Of household disin- |
fectants''
No consideration is given here to the best /
means for suppressing the mosquito. For sug-
gestions on that point the author refers the |
reader to DR.. Patrick Manson's and DR.. L. o.
Howard's writings the subject. He might
also have mentioned DR.. Ronald Ross's Mos
quito Brigades" and Mosquito Experiments
tion" as conducted by the North Shore AssO-
,iation on Long Island. He recognizes the fact
hat one particular species Of mosquito is the
principal vehicle of malarial infection. and that
he disease is impaired by puncture. particu-
arly fine plate showing the parasite of the dis
.ase in many stages OF development, and also |
he insect that carries it from human vic
i'm to another, accompanies these references.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05
PETITIONS I'M BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the Clerk Of the United States Dis
trfct Court:
MORRIS FI.ASlO No Canal-st Liabilities
f.4s2: assets s75. The principal creditor is Katz &
Goodman. New-York City $500
LAZARUS STRAUSS No 107 Ffghth-ave., and at No
Sc West -txenty-fth-st Liabilities
s22 757; s12 $50 The principal
gold Michael Ct Brooilyn. 5000 Strauss Charg: Of
Brooklyn, 5000; Gansevoort Bank, NeW-York City.
$500 The petitioners stock is estimated $4,000;
fixtures 800. and accounts. S1S2 sc.
involuntary petition bankruptcy yester-
day against THE DAILY AMERICA PUBLISHING
COMPANY. of No 1925 Broadway principal credi-
tors T. D. Rice who has claim amounting
S31. Martin Rothschilds,
Rudolph ". N. Gnokow $40
An Involuntary petition filed against GEORGE
DEBENHEIM, clothing. No. 344 Sixth-ave. John
Williams the principal creditor, having a claim for
$500. Marshal s. Hagar appointed receiver the
business with a bond of 81 600
Charles E Southers selected receiver Of the
business Of LAZARUS STRAUSS. with bond Of So OO0
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05
Foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY, OF Now

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
= York.-St Luke's Hospital Plaintiff against John J.
buckIey and Others Defendants-In
nent of foreclosure sale, duly
me aboV-enttied action bearing date the Doth day of
June 1901 the undersigned the Referee in said iudg
ment named will sell New York
Real Estate Salesroom. No. 161 Broadway.
ough of Manhattan City of New York the 26th day
smyth auctioneer directed by said judg-
ment to be Sold and therein described follows: All
that certain lot piece parcel of land with the build
ings thereon erected situate the Borough of Mana
described follows. that Beginning a
the eastery side line Seventh avenue
ninety-nine C99l feet five and onequarter ) inches
sodthery from the formed intersection Of
the easterly side line of Seventh avenue
southery side Twenty-eighth street. running
eastery, and nearly parallel with Tweny-eighth
f49 feet nine G) inches courtyard; thence again
eastery. said courtyard twenty-six t26
and srter (54) inches westerly
building thence again easerly through the OF
half inches northeastery
ing; thence southeriy. along easteriy wall
building. twentySeven CID ard threequarters ($4b
inch the SoutheaSterly said building
thence westerly along the southery wall building
twenty-seven CD feet three C3 inches
westerly OF said building thence northery
onehalf Q1 ~ inches: thence again westerly
nearly parallel with Twenyeighth part
distance through party wall seventysix (76p
inches the said easterly side line of Seventh
(20 feet three and threeuarer 84) inches the
or place beginning. Said premises being known
by the street number S07 Seventh avenue
Dated New York. May 4th. 1903
WILBER MCBRIDE. Referee.
PECKHAM. MILLER & KING, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
SO Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
the number 3o7 Seventh
2Sth St
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05

Albany. May 4.-Dr. Mereness, of Albany who
sent TO Sing Sing last week by Prison Super
intendent Collins examine William F. Miller the
''520 per cent Franklin Syndicate swindIer, has
reported that of Ailler's lungs is affected with
tuberculosis. Governor Odell has intention Of
interfering IN Millers case. but he will be removed
by Superintendent Collins from Sing Sing
consumption hospital in the prison Dannemora,
where he will have suitable air and treatment
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05

The approximate amount Of the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property is be sold is
S1552i6, with interest thereon from the goth day of
1901. together with and allowances amounting
to S3S5. June
expenses approximate
o taxes. rents
be allowed the purchaser the purchase
money the Referee IS, 490 81 interest
Since the entry of the said Judgment there has been
paid on account amount found by judgment.
taxes. So $50.
WILBER MCBRIDE. Referee.
Date New York,
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05

the DEBTOR:
Banking Company. s3o08s
Arsty Photograph Company Charles
Bieichs Abrah5@E cazaDanca 1853
Brandt, Sophe-Maurice Grau Opera Company. $40
Boston Insurance Company-Schmitt Brothers,
Beck. Dora F-J W Cushnan ..::.:..:.::. i7S
Byron Delaney Observation-Disclosures.
I3oland Martha-P Cullnan commissions. 500
Brooker. Emily B Charles Stonebridge-H H
Cannann and another. ....-...-e........ 1159
Corbn, Frank-Hillis Brothers Company. ...-....
Crossen Michael-Cfty Of New-York. .............
CapdeviIe Pierre J and isouis-E3 FACET 317
Conte, Jose-V c Conte. by guardian. coss.-... 1O3
Donaldson, Robert A-CT NJ Donaldson 1.467
Deshong. Maurice W and Ernest Paleska-ti r
David Stephenson Brewing Company-P w Guilt
commissions. Observation-Disclosures.
De Dion-Bouton Motorette Conpany-C iieb... 122
Eggers, George W-M G Goldbacher. costs. 100
Fox. Angus Re Iiurd and another 1915
Greenwich and Chelsea Manufacturing Company
Fl Wright. t............ ...................... 4705
Same-F Wright. .............-.. 1921
Gaatas56n GahsK aSnr Ea @ Hfp9Ssn sRd
f4urwtz. Harry and Bernard Nevelson-H New mn
Karp Davis|Coumbia Shade Cloth Company 209
Lewis Mary-R Wightman jr. .-........... 339
Lynch. James City of Neyw-York. 166
Meade. Jobn-City OF New-YOrk. 168
Marx Max-M Freund 179
Mackie. CharesCity of New-York. 1855
McC'aldin Joseph-Same. me.......................
Price Joseph-W E Thompson. ................. 90s
Prosser. WlIliam-City of New-York. 166
Parker Joseph K.Same ..,.:..-.-.:---..---- 100
Robinson. Josepf-D Stone: ...--...----.- 28s
stoPy eergs Hy a., F6r Of 4SnGrc5 166
McNulty another. 3o5
The People OF the State Of York; Bremen.
TsyioT Ronald.American Monoith Company ara |
a N Wells.
Walk, John HI Shinery..- 133 |
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05
os. sHoNGooD & SONS. Auctioneers.

JOS. sHONGOoD & SONS. Auctioneers.
salesroorns No. % Bowery.
Nav 5-Men's and womens clothing, etc.
L. Bruckheimer & Co., 79S 2d-ave., D.
Bruckheimer & Co.. .235 Sd-sve.
May e-Men's and women's clothing. etc.
Heilbrun Bros. 1874 1st-ave.
May T-Jewelry. Jos. Koch. 1S4 Ave. A,
W. II. Gentzlinger. o5 Amsterdam-ave.
May Clothing, etc, pledged to April
"a, 1902, D. Silberstein's Sons. 10 6th-ave. !;
Silberstein Bros, 2.457 Sth-ave.
May S+Ciothing ETC.. Alex Freund, i.545
sd-ave.: H Rosenberg. s56 Sth-ave.
Nav f1-Jewelry etc, I. A. Levy, 229
sd-ave. L. Rosenthal. 100 West 31st-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05

LOUIS SIMON, No. II stanton-st. Petition filed May
g. 1902. Liabilities S2325.
Discharges granted to SOL AARoNs. H LIGHT
MAN and CAROLINE FASS.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05
AUCTION SALES.

L WOLJOWTTZ, Auctioneer. viii sell at
public auction. by virtue OF chattel mort
gage. about $50, at 374 Canal-st., 4 sewing
machines. cutting machine, calendar
causes. ISAAC FTNKELSTEIN, Attorney
for Mortzagee.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05
PAWNBROKERS' SALES.

Anderson & Mintz. Aucts., 81 Bowery. sell
1890, May 5-By Max Bernstein, 271 W.
125th-st., and Louis Bernstein, ., 6SS Sth-
ave. all clothing pledged to April 20. 1902
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments for of 500
were filed yesterday. the first name being that Of
the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05

ELI SOBEI4 Auct., 9S Bowery, sells 10
a. m, goods pledged to April IS. 1902.
May 5-Jewelry. watches, diamonds. etc.
f Sobel & Son. ,426 2d-ave
May Clothing, J. Sobel. I.7G4 3d-ave.
May S-Clothing. r. Michael. 1.049 ID
ave.
May 11-Clothing. dresses, shoes, etc, F.
Sobel & Son. 1.426 2d-ave
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05
II ELP WANTED,


Female.
WAITRESS.-Wanted, a compe-
tent cook; also an experienced waitress;
moderate wages: city references; willing to
60 to country. Call at IA East SSth-st,
Tuesday, from 10 to Il o clock.
GERMAN GOVERNEsS. HOUSEHOLDER
and COMPANION wanted, of high class
superior education GnCluding music; able
TO take entire care of children and the su-
pervision Of servants; must be energetic
and capable, with natural executive abil-
ity for a place Of trust and as part COM
psnion and mothers help; liberal compen-
sation 10 suitable person; no agencies. Mr..
MARTIN, 361 Broadway city.
GOOD WAGES. permanent place. for sat
isfactory houseworker. Apply 1886 West
S4th-st.
PLAIN WRITER.-s15 weekly at home;
send envelope for sample letter. YER
TITAN CO. 81 Park Row. New-York.
WANTED.-A strong. intelligent girl. for
housework and help with children, in
American family. in the country; wages
S12 Address, with particulars. stating
age. Mrs. SALTER, Ridgewood n. ].
wANTED.-Good girl or woman for gen
eral housework in a minister's home; one
willing 10 60 10 the country in summer
preferred; no objection to colored. BAY
LIS 1.0S1 Bushwick- ave, Brooklyn. near
Gates-ave.
wANTED-A first slass laurdress in pri-
vate family; wages S25: also q well rec
commended kitchenmaid. Call Tuesday
morning. Mrs. VENEER. 123 East 45th-st.
WANTED Lady to take charge OF cook
ing. baking and sweeping IN small fam
lily; pleasant home assured; moderate wages.
Address n. L. M. Ossining-on-Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05
FIRUsKI. Auctioneer. 7o Rowery.

L. L. FTRUSKI. Auctioneer, 20 Bowery.
May 6~By ]. ]. Friel. 1.47s-7s Broad
way. 9S7 Myrtle-ave;; Brooklyn. diamonds,
watches. Jewelry, all pledges prior April
26, 1902 all older dates held over;
clothing. etc. pledged prior April 26. 1902
May by VIM. Simpson. 81 Park Row.
diamonds, watches, tewelry, all pledges
and all goods reserved from previous sales
This sale will include fine assortment cut
glass. bric-a-brac and fancy chinaware.
May s-By H. Stern. So West a1st--st..
diamonds, watches, jewelry, all pledges
prior April IS 1902 all older dates.
May S-By L. Cahen & Sons, Al Canal
Ct. diamonds. watches. jewelry, all pledges
prior April DO 1902 from 5000 to 5000.
May s-By NJ. Levy. As carmine-st-.
'i2anf May y ef Pedfed 0siGT AP 81 1e
A. II. Samuels Sons. AIT Grand-st.. Brook
lyn diamonds. watches. jewelry, all pledges
prior May l. 1902. all older dates.
Jersey City. D. MAYER. Hoboken. diamonds.
watches, jewelry. all pledges May 2, 1902.
CENTRAL AUCTION CO, NJ. sheehan
auctioneer. 152 and 1874 Canal-st
May BY J. Simpson & Co.. 22S Park
Row. diamonds, liar jewelry: etc. pledged to
MAY. 5--By I. A1kus. 9 Seigel-st.. Brook
iyn. clothing to April %. 1902
May 6-By NJ. Well s. Co. 2247 3d-ave..
clothing TO May l. 1902
May s-By H, McAleenan. 1874 sth-aye..
Ie, 900 to 10000 and goods held over.
May s-By P. Freel. 100 Grand-st-, cloth |
ing to May l. 1902.
pledges No TO 10.5o0. and goods held over. |
May HTookiyp 126y r smR59R f Myfs ee
rled0ed Nos 5Q1 tn q f)0O
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05
OFFICE FURNITURE.
PA ERE SALES.

ANDERSON & MIRTz, Aucts.. "a Bowery.
sell 1890, May 5-By Max Bernstein, 2T1
w. 125th-st-. and Louis Bernstein. 26sS
Sth-aye.. all clothing pledged to April 20.
1902.
May slot OF jewelry for the account OF
Gertrude Hitz, by order OF H. Goldman.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05
LAWYERS.

SMITH & ENGEL reliable lawyers. 3oe
Broadway New-York: accidents dornes-
tic difficulties quickly adjusted: -consulta-
ton free.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
MANUFACTURERS of billiard and POOL
tables: high grade bowling alley builders:
lowest prices. MARX BROS, "a Union
Square.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05

A4ID--German: good seamstress. rnanicur-
Ing. good masssuse: packer vvfIFf-- p,
travel Call Mrs CURRAN. All Arnster-
dam-sve-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05
SANITARY SCIENCE.
Its Relation to the Public Health.

PRINCIPLES OF SANITARY SCIENCE AND
THE PUBLIC HEALTH With Special Refer
ence tc the CauSation and Prevention Of lnfec-
tious Diseases BY William T. Sedgwick, Phi D..
Professor of Biology in the Massachusetts, In
stitute Of technology svo-, pp- S6S: The Mac
milan COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05
DRESSMAkNG.

DRESsMAKFR-Fas dressrnaktng
at 232 East I15th-st.; elegant filter, de-
Eigner; all new styles; out by day: home
preferred; reasonable Ground floor. first
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05

MAID. Sc--By young woman. 70 take cara
OF invalid. or as lady's maid and seam
stress; six years city reference. III East
s3th-st-. care OF Mrs. TuIfy.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05

NJ hS hSE-ThOroughly competent capahfa
OF taking entire charge Of nursery. verv
oese OF references; Protestant; good seam
stress GOTTLIEBSON. l. T49 Amsterdam
ave.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05

MIDDLE AGED gentIewoman would ebsp-
eTon young people for season IN counlry.
N absence Of parents or take engagement
as companion. secretary; win 70 abroad.
speaks English, German: highest refsre7e-s
r. Box A. Tribune Uptown once. ss4
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05

LADY'S MAID or FAMILY SEANSTRESS
-UnGerstands her duties IN both capacf-
packer: best city references Address Too
West 52d-st-. third bell
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05
DOMESTIC sITULTIoNs WANTED.

COUPLE tno chfIdren1. care OF furnished or
unfurnished house. best city references.
| b. Box Az Tribune Uptown Office. 364
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05

MARRIED COUPLE. Protsstants; country
preferred; wife as useful help: man as
generally useful. or caretaker Of invalid or
insane gentleman: tobacco OF intoxtcants
never used: no laundry or dairy. T. 31I
East 33d-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05
WORK WANTED.

Male
BOY, 1s willing to work at AWNING;
speaks German and English J. WELTIN.
Ala East SSth-st
New-York tribune., 1903-05-05

NURSE and VAi4ET.-Long experience:
understands perfect care OF gentleran's
wardrobe: best references. f32 West Hsd-
ST. Y NJ. c. A.