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LITERARY NOTES.

n vau Eden q translation Of whose novel oy
Hsrxaret Dickinson has been issued oy the
Is,tnans under the title. THE Deeps OF De-
Iverance" supplies the following facts about
himself:
Twas born in 1860 at Essrlenn. Studied ueo-
cine and took my degree as an ID -. a. Am All
Efprdsun In 1886. Studied hypnotism ano psy-
chotberapeutics az Nancy and Paris. ano nao
cIIric FOR nervous diseases with Dr.. van ken
Se-~hern AZ Amsterdam for seven years. started
a coYnmuulstic settlement at Bussum IN 1855
called walden" after the book OF Inoreau
Founded the Society for the CoiiectiVe Fos-
sesgiou of Land" In 1901, which Is counting nov
shou: three thousand members ana mas SIX va
seven settlements all over the country. MY nrsI
rrb7oa tions were dramatic. Three or four coIno
SF{eG vers successful on the stage b0eWeen 1851
snd 1890 First prose book was Little 90,
hsnnee'' English by hrs Clara BelD. puolsheo
a. T6SE Then followed Don TorTfoios conl-
sdx~ ssFcIien" a song OF sorrow: Johsnnes
Viator" in prose. of which an Engnsn us~nsia ~
t,Sn Is in preparation: THE Brothers: trae
edv Of Justice dramatic verse; Ltooa- ora'iIS "a
NJ faftkfulness, dramatic verse: The song OF
Saeninr O. ard Realty" didactic verse; The
Oeeps Of Deliverance." epic prose. ana Inc
PassionIess Lily" lyric verse Moreover essaSS
on therapeutics, psychical research spHt1lstlI. @
srt and literature and social questions, an
nreuarinE now book called HAPPY dunGe duInSilT
itv" explaining my social views IN toGo =
started with some other young authors FetIs"'
ssTZha Sev Guide" still existing under the eolt-
oTxbI- of willie Kloos- This year 1 started
|reer1v raper on the social question called Ine
Joionaer" The paper Of the Society for the COL
lective Possession OF Land
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

GENTLEMANIsY and trustworthy man de
sires outside work: would collect ror doc
tors or dentist. or any position: moGeTaLe
wages: references Address RELIABLE,
/ 218 2d-aVe.
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FIREMAN. tanitor or watchman; expert
enced IN boiler and machinery: best ref
erences; city or country. Address by letter.
FUCHS 402 West 4Hd-st
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HELP WANTED.
EAmAlA

Female.
wANTED.-Young lady As general once
assistant: must be competent stenographer
and excellent penman; state age. experiences
and salary expected. Address P. o. Box
1898 EeW-York City.
GENERAL HOUsEWoRK.-stronE relia-
ble girl or woman. white or colored: must
understand plain cooking; sleep home.
Apply S5 West 93d-st., basement.
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ADvRETIsEAENrs ana SUBSCRIPTIONS rog
Ths Tribune rece. we'd At thalT Uptown Of
dee. No. I.Ee4 Broadway. bssWSsa StIsh and
n:snas received ei the foIICwina branch Of
0eeS eS regular once rates Until q O'Clock
.. m... viz: "a Sth-evs., 9. ., COT. 28d-st- !:
81 West se9-0t.. between 7th sHd eth avea. !:
2HS West i20th-st- Ms 8d-ave,. bstWeea
Toth ana nth gts.: l.02G Sd-avs., near elss-
i2sth-sL; 7s6 framont-6ve.; go Sd-GvS.
nsAx SIst-St. - &d-aVs.: 210 Elseckes-st.:
e2k Bi00ckeP-G. Brooklyn, y. Y.-2le
CouYt-St.; 2lS eEntth-st-; 1905 GaGoS-age.
NSWazE. q. 5.-T04 BeoAA-sG A2se 8s ali
A n g., aGaSa&
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MAID end SEANSTEESS---I'o 90 % ~, J,
-,-l---y or travel. .t5s~-Ca=~C A--'i !. Cl.2
reference. 45I LexizEtcU-ave-. d-esSFaaAeI
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EDITOR, advertisement writer and proof
reader engaged afternoons, wants work
mornings at S12 a week. VIII revise manu-
scripts, write stories, booklets, advertise
rnents (prose or verse) and assist proof
reading Address BENTON. Box 40. Trib-
une ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

WANTED. .-Carable newspaper and hook
canvassers one Of the most attrac'iEe
propositions ever presented in New 0rK-
Apply to WILLIAM H. GUTELIGS- TTih-
OE1ca
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VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS,
VIRGINIA

a6oo FEET ELEVATION-oPEN ALL THE YEAR,
Iscounparabls Spring, Summer and Fan Climate
Magnificent Mountain Surroundings
NEW HOMESTEAD AND COTTAGES,
E.tronaRs of the highest Long distance phone
4, ~.ch room Brokers ONCE with direct n. 7. wire
s5o curative for rheumatism gou obesity
and nervous troubes baths from natural flowing hot
water. clubhouse. with squash court, loungnG
rooms cafe ping pong tables etc Golf and all outdoor
pxatimes. Frst-class livery.
Pullman Compartment Car Chesapeake Ohio F. r
y Limited leaving New York <:5S p N EzcurFion
tickets at C. o. once Se2 Broadway ana otnces Pcnna
R r address FRED STERRy. Mgr, Hot springA Va
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MACHINERY.

AT REpUCED PRIcEE 800 ssea0d hand
wood ana tPen working msehtSs8; fully
changed. dEO. r. EDDY saS AsjIs0a-ss
ELECTRIC ELEVATORS
TnRkss slightly used. reasonably Installed.
EIeetFic and steam p9mpa. Supplies and
repairs foF eI makes o. aIsva&oEa. J. p.
HULHoLLAND. lsa csStT9-&
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

VISITING GOYERSESS -PunUs and en-
gager?~nt bv 4 young French lady Mile
I,AVIGSE 432 5th-ave
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pAwNHR0NERs. SALES.

CENTRAL AUCTION CO., NJ. sheehan.
auctioneer. 1872 and 154 Ganai,st- AL; XXI 3D.
ave, clothing to March 10. 1902
March 25-Consgnment OF diamonds Jew
March 26--By P Freel. 100 Grand-St. and
March 26-By Chas. Weaver; 726 10Th
March 271By Thos: corley.o .o. 65S Wes, est
3d-ave., diamonds. jewelry. etc. pledged TO
NsTaR MeFc6 ~ 27@By .sI5 H. Freel. % New-chams7
DeE5s cothi2s pledges to NhgSh ha3 shy GI
clothing Ia March IS. 1902.
March 3O-By H. McAleenan. 1880 Broad
way, diamonds, watches, jewelry, ETC.
pledged from No OC9 to S6qVG SS1o IN ovsg agol'
March 31-By E. Berger, 46O shave,
and 460 West 42d-st-. clothing. pledged to
April I-By Alex schIang. 1855 Sd-ave..
clothing TO March 20. 19O2-
L L FIRUskI. Auctioneer. 10 Bowery'
MaTch Mars; p a5GBy J. ]. Friel. jewelry,,
Marcn ply Wm, simpson {a;,,.fry 81 FaTH aif
pledges prior Jan. 26. 1902. and all Nos. 10
1. 100 and all goods reserved from previous
sales: fine assortment old Violins.
clothing etc. pledged prior March l6. 1902.
March 27-Fine consignment l. jeweITryy. -
March 3tl-ESy J. SllcN cZ bIOr lio oN
pledges prior March 20. 1902 all older dates.
March 3O-By S. Raphael. SOB 6th-ave.,
ar Eens o so 5 5HWsy odsr dates att
March 3I-By H. Baruch & Son. 1e Ave
nue. A. formerly 249 East Houston-st,. dia-
March 21. 1902, all older dates.
April by VIM. GOlGstone. 81 Park
Row, diamonds watches; ,jeweiry. an
pledges s6s prior March l. 1902 Including No,
April by l. Burger. 764 Amsterdam7
pedses 1Es Gl0rhPE 0ror Marsh 3sT25S1 25 1907
ELI sOBEL, Auct., 9s Bowery. sells 10
m. goods rlsdEed to M1Tch wran.2 IS: l9?2 5s7
1st-ave. and F. Morris. 735 3d-aye
March 25--Jewelry. watches diamonds
and an ali 20 Goods held over from previous sales.
1899 1900 and 1901. I, Alkus. o22 9th-aye.
March 26--Fine consignment Of SUITS
0Vsfa1S MaPch 27|JeWeiTy C S c. sonel. SO 1st-ave
March 30-Jewelry. watches and dia-
nonds. Newark Loan Company.
March 31-Clothing. dresses shoes, etc.
A. Walheim & Son. 1.4S3 1st-ave.
March 31-Clothing, A Anspach, S73
Willis-ave.
JOS. sHoNGooD & SONS. Auctioneers.
salesroons No. "a Bowery: ,,
.ts HaTah 2'swel5gy 7sssss gss aiSass sthIsHs oA0h
March 26-JewelTy, watches. diamonds
pledged previous to March 19. 1902. B.
Fox, 70 Sth-ave.
March 26-Men's and women's clothing.
etc. Jos. Koch. 1s4 Avenue A; w. n
March 27-Clothing. etc, pledged to
March 20 1902: D. Silberstein, 10 6th-Ave.;
silherstein Bros. 2.457 sth-ave.
March 30-CIothing, etc. P. Kaskei. Bill
7th-ave.. Joseph Roth. 25 Columbus-ave-
March 3I-Clothing, etc. pledged to
March "a. 1902, B. Aufses. 27s stanton-st.
ANDERSON & MTNTz. Aucts.. "a Bowery.
March ply J. L. ,d Fr9hauf. $50 Boz
pledged to March 1. 1902.
March 51-By J. L, Fruhauf,, $50 Bow
erv diamonds watches, all ieWelry
pledged TO March Is. 1902
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
Atlantic City
Three Hours
New Jersey Central

PASSING THROUGH LAKEWOOD. Solid Vesuoulo
Trsine BUFFET Parlor Cara. leave Liberty ST. saton
(N RI A. NJ. and $40 P. Il daily. except sunoAS'
south Ferry & minutes earlier
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

MAN 81 strong. Industrious, wishes
steady position: can drive NOFF-
MAN. Royal Hotel. S29 Bowery.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

ENGINEER ER--American 80; is years ex-
perience electricity, hydraulic and ice
machinery. reference from last place F
WILSON. 1.279 3d-ave-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

VT-P-F Good German nurse 70 taae ar. ar.
q sick lady. 1870 Washington ave- IA'0
Bronx
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

COACHN understands the
care Of horses, harness. carriages; also
take care small garden and lawn: reseE-
eace FOSTER, 2GO East 2Oth-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

ANDERSON & MTNTZ. Aucts.. 81 Bowery.
March 28-By J. L. Fruhauf. $50 Bow
cry and Gus Mintz. 1880 2d-ave.. clothing
pledged to March 1. 1902.
March 3i-By ]. L Fruhauf. $50 Bow
cry, diamonds watches, all jewelry
pledged 70 March Is, 1902
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

GARDENER and FLORIST-Ry Swiss:
married: no children: competent TO take
chaTxe Of Eentlemaa's place: greenhouses.
lawns, hatbeds. trees. vegetables, thirty
yea g eNverterCs; care horses. COWS, strictly
sober b-st Of reference Address P. H.
R-x 6l Lawrence. Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
THE DUNLOP,
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND,

South carolinA-ave Atlantic City J. Finest
location high class hotel capacity $50 Rooms en-
suite private baths Elevator sun psr0r .IT
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

BOY, 16, wishes q position; very good pen
man and f1rst-class reference. WALTER
SEIPP, No. 15 Ave. A.
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rRcHAsE AND EXCHANGE.

ABSOLUTELY highest cash prices Palo tof
-ISdEeFs snd sentIsmsn's 6tScAroed GoSn-
fs.9 IaEfeK address ArA- F1EGELSI LIN
sS6 rentisnen address Mr. FlkkEL-
STEIN. gS+75s 7th-Gvs-
AOYERT.SEEESTs and sUnscfpts0as tof
TIs Tr1b1Es received at then UpteoNSss S VI
- Nc 5 80 BroaSwny hsfWSsa SSta Sa4
eegh ~ ursti O'Clock .. N AoVe5S%
.-,ST1tS Tlac~tSed AT the foitcWtng prs0cn ot~
* "a - sEa-axs-, Q. q ooR. zz6-st-;
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

COACHMAN-COOh-- married couple,
AGED 30 colOred; man as ccachr1an; wife
as cook; country preferred; good references.
Address E. ., 9S Willett-st., Jamaica,
LOng Island.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
suner.or hotel accommodations at moderate rates.
THE ALBEMARLE,

vIrRtn!a-ave. near Beach. Atlantic City ,,
An elegant modern hotel. throushou especlAaSS
a6ented FOR the Of Spring Veitors loo
srgs SUNNY front rooms many with private baths Brass
and metal beds throughout Elevator service to an 9os s
Hotel s thoroughly by steam and open grae M
beautiful sun parlos e1tend en'Fs "ne snd
service exceptionally good Special terms during spnS
$500 $1,000 $3.50 $15 weekly $500 and upWar1 Ss1'S
solicited. Booklet mailed J. r COEE~
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WORK WANTED.

BOOKKEEPER.-Open for position where
there IL chance for advancement; 80
years old; eight years experience. and can
furnish satisfactory reference and bond H
H. Box 81 Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

They say the limit OF speed has not yet been
reached In oceanic travel and inventors busy
themselves for greater hurry over the rails. II
BENJAMIN Franklin was responsible for the loea
that time is money, he has much to answer 1of.
The publishing business appears to be driving
along with the same ideal Of incredible sViftness
Before long we may expect novels to issue from
the press with much greater precision and In
tensity Of output Books Of semi-scientifc ex-
pIoration and research are already being or
dered odhand. Some day IN the nea. future
authors hunting in the Canadian Rockies or
sailing the South Seas will be interrupted In
their recreations by the receipt Of some such
message by wireless telegraph as this:
Send US novel Immediately. 1900 words
scene South Dakota, time the late eighties. hero
ine blonde to go with stock OF illustrations on
hand Rush
Then the author will seek out the telegraph
operator and produce manuscript rapidly, first
answering with this message:
Title "Judkins's Satanisn1" book the result Of
authors researches and study covering period Of
eight or nine years considered by author best
he ever cid. Informed by delightful philosophy
OF life and repIete with epigrammatic wit First
chapters follow this. Rest by cable. All in by
Friday noon May set publication day for Mon
day.
AND Friday afternoon the newsboys. could we
understand their cries, would be heard to shout:
Extra! Extrai Wonderful feat! Great liter
Gry stroke! Greatest novel Of the age written
in q week." And the special night literary edi-
tors Of the metropolitan dailies will be receiving
advance sheets Of ''Judkirs's Satanisrn' in time
to review it for the suburban edition Of Satur-
day.
When Victor Hugo living in the island Of
Guernsey a translation Of his novel, "LHonne
Qui Rit" was printed. IN condensed FORM in
The Geutiemans Magazine" The editor of
that periodical appears TO have sought an opin-
ion OF the translation from the novelist who
sent him this letter:
Hauteviile House, March 81. 1870.
Sir: do not know English; and have proved
Il. A typographical error, taken from q diction-
ary-"bug-pipe'' for "bag-pipe"-gave rise four
years ago to almost the only serious criticism
leveled at ''The Tolers Of the Sea" by q section
Of the English press. therefore cannot pro-
nounce judgment on your translation Of THE
Grinning Man
Your high merit SIS a writer is known to me;
ga thus persuaded that you have done your
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

In September E. P. Dutton & Co. will publish
the works OF Charles Lamb. srrangeo IN al e04-
ZION OF twelve volumes. Editions OF the CoIn-
1,lete works heretofore have been few, and Vhen
no, nrinted In limited issue have not shown the
care and taste which the opportunity warranted
4 nIesxsnt edition of the Essays OF Ella
which have been reprinted many times. was
sssue6 not long ago. with dainty illustrations
bv C. z Brock These have been used for the
A-St two volumes of this SERIES The Crluce4
r.sevs" are TO be illustrated by reproductions
- nrInts bv Hogarth and others One volume
will be devoted to the poems ano the il-ia'eo
plays. Miss Winifred Green ana Heroe[' ran
eon will supply other illustrations. especially IN
.he chjIdreu's books, among which are lncluoeo
those Of which Lamb was author or part author-
In the '"Tales from Shakespeare" ole lAusua-
tions of the original publication Will De repro
duced Some of these are attributed TO BLAKE
and others appear to have been at least en-
rrzved bv him In the two volumes OF letters
will appear portraits OF the essayists fr1enos
and CORRESPONDENTS and pictures OF their dwell
4nr nlsces The Specimens will be Illustrated
nv repro5uctions Of old portraits Of the dram
sfists- Some Of the prose and verse which is to
appear IN this edition has been out OF print lot
eighty or one hundred years. The "ofk Is peins
prepared under the editorship OF Wiiliam mac
donald who contributes q biographical ana crit
scaI essay prehxed to the Essays Inc type
used ts of q face found by Mr.. Dent In an oIo
Edinburgh printing shop, which IN other sizes
WAS used at the time OF the first publication OF
the Essays
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
LAWYERS.

sArTTH 4 EHGEL. reliable Iswysrs SOC
BrosdHay Ns~-YoFk: eccidsntSr ooneF
tic 6IfhcuIties quickly adjusted; conSuita-
tior Tres
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
HELP WASTED.

AaRlG.
ATTENTION, NEN.-By doing en easy
work you can travel 20 Enggand for 81.
to Germany $40: also free transportation
procured ATLANTIC SHIPPING OFFICE,
II5 1st-st.. Naw-York.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

MAN with mary years experience wishes
to act as contractor or as foreman on
6rst class custom pants; also owns ma
rbiras Rv letter, JOE WITT. 26f East
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
cA4PET CLEANING.

cAIsPET CLEANING.
j. e. !. W. WtLLEkMs
S63 W. sATH ST. s:l :. =:
SSSu-T ci.EIEING' EStGel1shsd 1878
ORIENTAL RUGs.-Repirtng and Washing
~ Oriental methods: bought and sold
spIyrS TaToSI1N BROTHERS. so West
Ssth-St-
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING -
F-,eens hv cosnpressed air. steam. hare OF
IN eoor i 6Hs broadway. l2l East <Stn-SG
cor a BRANDT. Tel iS2 SSte-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

Thomas Nelson Page will issue through
Charles scribner's Sons in May the first novel ne
has written since Red Rock appeared It Will
he called Gordon Keith" The scene includes
this city and Virginia, and the period extends
from, the close Of the war to the late decade
The hero Is a southerner and the heroine
New-York girl
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

NIGHT wATCHMAN. Experienced: :
handy, all round man: willing. obtging,
honest or with Ee0tleman's private Coua-
try nIace: good references SIMON. &oS
West 49th-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

WANTED. Reliable men TO sell our gen
uine carbon diamonds: for briiliancy can
not be excelled; our rings warranted nNe
years; sample 81: give size; sample stud or
pins, Is cents. LUDWIG, $50 Gates-aFe-'
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and pool
tables; high grade bowling alley builders:
lowest price6- MARX Bkos-s a Unsoa
Square.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
HOTEL STRAND,

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
beach front. FireprooE Sea water
bafhs Every comfort and convenience for winter and
Snine ruess Auto all trains Representative 2s
<en ave ~ FAIRBAIRN & WILLIAMS.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.

W1ETD--At once q FIRST class mooern,
secondhand complete biscuit plant; cApac-
t+r n bsrreis OF hour per day Apply, Civ
trS mi osYficUisre, to RAMSAY BROS. 4
Cd Idr1ite6, Vancouver. B. e
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

j BRIGHT, strong boy, to learn Wholesale
ahoo business. c Il. CO., l2I DuAns-HS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
CAST OFF CLOTHING,

ABSOLUTELY highest prices paid for
ladies' and gentiemen's fin9 discarded
clothing, furs, etc. Call or address MAN
HAITIAN CLOTHING CO.. Ss1 6th-ave.,
near 50th-st.
ABSOLUTELY highest cash prices paid for
ladies' and gentlemen's discarded CLOTH
ing. Ladies address Mrs. FINK KELsTEIN,
and gentlemen address Mr.. FINKEL
STEIN. 754-766 7th-ave
HIGHEST PRICE paid for ladies'. gentle
mems ard children's discarded Clothing.
fine Evening and street Costumes Jewslry,
Bric-a-Brac. FurS. etc Mr.. or Mrs n.
NATAL. T44 etii-avs. Telephone lOISB-
ð.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

JANITOR Small family: steady and so
ber: understands steam. hot water and
renalrs. or caretaker OF estate. G. H. s.,
454 2d-aye
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Spring Resorts.
KEW-JERSEY.
T IN THE PINES OF
Lakewood, SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY
The Lakewood Hotel
EEW-JERSEY. .
..1h. Hotel that Made Lakszvood EAn.ons."

'"Tbe Hotel thai MADE LaksU1ooo FN"'01S'
March and April the most beautltui
months in Lakewood. With the balm @ anS
fragrance Of the pine laden air comes touSH tgi
~ 6novancy adding to the enjoyment OF loea!
SnrInq weather. The desire for all OUTDOOR
pleasures and pastinles may be induigea'
THE LAKEWOOD HOTEL
Lskewocd's largest and best hosiery supplies
every comfort convenience and luxury 70 us
patrons.
NEW YORK OFFICE: 249 FIFTH AVE-
Telephone: 1908 Madison So.
i y REBET. EPIT, Msrs,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

COACHMA married: Olsen
gagged through family going TO Europe:
thOrnughly experienced and good. careful
driver. first class written and personal ref
erences: city or country. ROBSON. SIo
ATSterdam-dVe.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
LOST AND FOUND,

LOST AND FOUND.
LOST or STOLEN Bankbook No <6S pa
Of the German Savings Bank in the City
Of NeW-YoFk. corner +th-ave. snd l4th-st..
issued TO Anna CAplRn. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned 20 the bank on the 18th day
OF April. 1908. Q duplicate will be Issued.
LOsT.-Bankbook Nc. Sse. so, OF Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon to present
the same to the bank within thirty d&y6 or
the aaid book will be declared cancelled and
extinEutshsd and q new one Issued in lieu
thereof.
LOST OR STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 40 21i
OF the German Savings Bank IN the City
Of Eew-York. corner Sth-avs- and i%th-St..
issued 70 Adam Koch All parsons are eau
toned against negotiating the same. If not
returned TO the bank on the 18th Gay Of
April, 1908. a duplicate will be issued.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

COACHMAN ard GROOM.-By young man
thoroughly understanding the care Of nne
norses. harness and carriages; best city
reference. J. !. Box SS2. 1867 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

MASON WORK. plastering cement work,
all kinds OF repairing done reasonably
". GORDON sos West 42d-st
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

/ COACHMAN.-FIrst class; best references
from present and former employers HAR-
RIS GRAFAAI T6S Madison-ave
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

FARMER practical farmer: steady and
sober. understands all kinds farming and
all kinds Of stock. G. H ). ASA 2i-sV-.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

GENTLEMAN desires to secure position for
his coaCEman whom he can highly recon-
mend: English; married Room y. Wall
st or HartneIl T62 3d-aVe
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
OFFICE FURNITUE,
DREsSMAkENG.

DRESSGAKER.-FAshio d-ssspaa kin 2:
fea1onaols prices; home or out. Nine
HAVERTY. IS East O4th-St, near Na6I-
Do0-avG-
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-05-13
AFFIRMS DECISION.
Supreme Court of Kansas UphOlds
Lower Court In Famous Nor
rison-Castle Case.

q Topeka, Kan, May Il s. Thesupreme
court Saturday affirmed the decision
Of the lower court in the case Of the
state VS.. Jessie Morrison. Jessie Nor
rison was declared guilty of killing
Mrs. DIN Castle three years ago at
the Castle home in Eldorado. The de-
cision means % years imprison ment,
The Morrison-Castle case was the
most sensational ever tried in Kansas.
Jessie Morrison and Clara Wiley were
in love with DIN Castle, a clerk in a
racket store, where Miss Morrison also
was employed. Within a week after
Castle married Miss Wiley the women
fought in Mrs. Castles home with a
razor, Mrs Castle being slashed in a
horrible manner, and Miss Morrison
being cut badly. Miss Morrison, who
at her three trials alleged self-defense,
asserted that Mrs. Castle had called
her into the house and started a quar-
rel over letter said to have been re-
ceived by Castle from Miss Morrison.
At the first trial the jury disagreed; the
verdict of the second trial, which re-
suited in five year sentence, was re-
versed. & "a
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-05-13

ORDER FOR. HEARING AND NOTICE OF
APPLICATION FOX APPOINTMENT
Or ADMINISTRATORS.
State of Minnesot'', IS In Probate Court.
County of Brown. Special Term i,
May 18th, 1903.
In the matter of the Estate of Catheriaa
NJ. Mayer, Deceased. c-i~
On realing and ming the petition of
Frederick Mayer of New Ulm. Minnesota,
representing among other things, that
Catherine Mayer lale of New Uln1, Mime
sofa, on the 26th day of April A. u.
1903, at ST. Peter, Minnesota. diea
intestate, and being resident #
this county at the time of her deatl,,
lea wing goods, chattels and estate within
this county, a nd that the said petitioner
is son Of said deceased. and praying tha at
administration of said estate be to Fred
erick Mayer granted.
1t is ordered, that said petition be heard
before the Judge of this Court. on the 29th
day of May A, D. 1903, at 10 o'clock A. NJ .,
at the office of the Judge of Probate in
said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs of said deceas ed. and 10
all persons interested, by publish 'ng a
copy of this order once in each week 70 r
three successive weeks pripr to- said day
of hearing. in the New Ulm Review, a
weekly newspaper printed and publ hed
at New Ul1n in said county.
Dated at New vi M, MIMI, the 4th day
of May, A. D. 1903.
By the Court,
lSeal.) S. A. GEORGE,
1890 Judge of Probate.