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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-03

York by the grace OF God free and independent
Annie O. Mitchell Burnett Y Tiffany. Il TTes.nv
Ten BroecI, Gertrude shaw Eliza TIFFANY TVai7S
Mitchell Bingham. Woodbridge Binvtar,
Charlie Tiffany Mitchell Mary Tiffany LUss- william
Thompson Lusk Louise Lusk, Charles Lewis TIFFANY
HiIda Goddard Tiffany. Louise Comfort Tiffany. Julia De-
Forest Tiffany Dorothy Truble Tiffany. Mrs Harrisr
Tremblsy and 70 al persons interested n the q
Charles L T1nany Of the County OF New York ee
creditors legatees next % kin otherwise
SEND Greeting or G. tied
required personally ana before Surrogate
Of York. az the Surrogates' OF
said County. held the County Court House In ,hs
New York. the 18th day OF September 1903
at ha-past clock IN the forenoon that then
and judicial settlement OF the account 81
proceedings OF c. Tiffany. Charles T Cook CharsS
f. Miller Alfred Mitchell Executors Of and
VIII and Testament OF
and such OF hereby cited as under the
OF twenty-one years. required 20 BY Your
guardian II have one. or II you have none to
and apply be appointed in the
neglect failure do guardian VIII appointed
the Surrogate and for pro
ceeC ing In testimony whereof have caused the Seal
OF the Surrogates OF said County OF York 10
be hereUnto affixed Witness. Hon Frank T
a. 81 Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF our said County.
the County OF New York the 10Th day OF July
In the year 0 thousand nine and
J. FAlftFA& McLAUOrELIN-
SurTOgaIes Court.
BAYARD L PECK. Attorney for Petitioners % Liberty
Street, New York City.
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SARATOGA TRUSTEE ARRESTED.
J. W. Minehan Is Charged with Running a
Gambling House.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

by TEIEGRAPU 10 THE TRIBUNE,I
Saratoga. Aug. 2.-The police late last night
raded the saloen of jeremiah W. Minehan and
captured some gambling parephernalia, which was
taken to police headquarters. Minehan. arrested
the charge of running gambling house. wanted
immediate examination, but Justice William J.
Delaney postponed it till tomorrow.
NIinehan is a Democrat. and last March was re-
elected in the Fifth Ward a member of the VIII
lage board OF trustees. The Minehan place is In
West Congress-st., IN the southwestern portion Of
the village. and. it is alleged, is patroniZed by
whites and negroes. Members Of Minehan's politi-
cal faith last spring sought to prevent his renomi-
nation, but he captured the primary and as the
ward is overwhelmingly Democratic he was re-
turned to the board with almost no opposition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-03
A TTENTION is CALLED TO THE AID

~ VERTISEMENT IN THE CITY RECORD OF August
10 a. 1903 Of the confirmation by the Board q As
the Bureau the Collection
Assessments and Arrears OF assessnents for local
IMPROVEMENTS IN THE BOROUGH OF THE BRONN:
ORD SECTION O. EAST ONE HUNDRED
AND TFIIRTY-FIFTH STREET PAVING, from Srd
Lincoln Avenue.
2SRD WARD. SECTION 10 EAST ONE HUNDRED
AND SIXTY-FTRST STREET REGULATING. PAVING
AND FLAGGIN from the sasterly side OF Union Avenue
10 side Of Prospect Avenue FOREST
AVENUE REGULATING. PAVING AND LAYING
CROSSWALKS from Home Street TO East One Hundred
and ixty-eighth Street.
2sRD WARD, SECTION II. CHISHOLM STREET
SEWER from Stebhius Avenue 10 Intervale Avenue
EDWARD n. CIRCUIT. Comptroller.
City Of New York. July 81 1913.
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PAWNnHUhEl.S' SALES.

JOS. sHoNGooD & SONS. Auctioneers.
SSiesrcolLs, 81 Bow sry.
Aug. 5-Jewelry. etc. = Schieber. ,629
2d-sve.: u. hasllel, 81 TLh-ave., Jos. Roth,
- Columbus-aye.
Aug. Mems and wOmen's clothing
etc. Il. 8. .. Lang. l20 Avenue c
Aug 5-JeWelry. watches. diamonds, etc.
plo6geG previous TO aug. -. 1902 Benz.
zUfsos, 27S Stantsn-st-
Aug. 6-Men's and women clothing,
etc. Alex FIeUnd, 1,5a5 3d-aye
Aug. 6-Jewelry. P. Mcfarland.
Aug. T-Jewelry, II. NJ. Wolfe. Josephs
& Co. Jersey CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-03

m A P" prints an anecdote about Mr.
Swinburne and Mr.. joseph Hatton When the
latter published his novel, by Order Of the
Gar the poet remarked to a friend of the
authors that it the best thing he had ever
read of that order Of book" OF course this was
repeated to Mr.. HattoA, but he was not so sure
about being happy It. "A good deal de-
pends." he said' what Mr.. Swinburne meant
by that order of book - From the same source
take these two stories ~ the author of Sen
tmental Tommy:
Soon after Mr.. J. NJ Barre leaped into fame,
the editors of three journa4- Tor which he had
dene good deal eff work determined to give
dinner in his homer. Mr.. Barrie accepted the
OF the pen and scissors and their distinguished
guest sat sswn together, the hosts, knowing
their contributor emily by his work, in full an
ucipaten OF feast of reason and flow Of
seul" However, hers d'ueuVres soup and FISH
were consumed without a werd from Nj Bar
RE, or. at least, with nothing beyond non-cem-
INITIAL srunts, anG il not, despite frantic
enerts TO lure him into conversation, until he
rose to put On his ceat that he made the first
and last remark that he uttered during the
evening. This ceruscating contribution was in
the brsadest Doric ''Weel, this is the first time
I've ever had thinner with three editers.'
Mr.. Barrie is perfectly well aware Of his
shyness, and IS net above poking fun at himself.
On enc occasion there appeared in The Scots
Observer" a brilliant lsmpeen in which Mr..
Barrie was represented attending a public
dinner, keeping every enc in rears Of laughter
with his unceaslng stream Of wit and epigPam
and finally enstng UP by making the speech of
the evening. When certain literary friend of
Mr.. Barr1e's saw this Wickedly clever piece of
satire, his Indignation knew ne bounds and he
rushed int print demanding by all the outraged
goos that The author Of this infamous article
should straightw7y disclose himself and be
oealt with accordingly. But. alas for the well
meaning FRIEND the author was none other than
Mr.. Barrie himself
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\ PURSUANCE OF As ORDER OF HON
Citations.
T7HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

l.
York by the Grace % God Free and In1epansen+
To Harriet SOutfworth Hastings. r. WooEburn Sons
worth. Southworth Hastings. Wells s0ar579-.
Hastings Emily Belle Hastings Rufus Southwark aIas
Shepard Southw0rth. Frances T.. Alexande- W-iI7a71
Parkin. Emily Lefrerts Homes United States Mortgage
Company Mary n Gillette The President AMI 80
lows Yale Coege and to all persons Interested Ia tba
Edward Wells S0uthworth. late OF
OF New York deceased as creditors lesatses Kin
otherwise. send greeting You and each
hereby cited and required personally 20 b and appear BE-
Surrogate OF the County Of New York
SurrOgate's OF said County. held
Court House. In the County OF New York.
September. half-past zen O'Clock
noon Of a judicial
Element OF proceedings OF George
and Dwight Jones. Executors he
Will and Testament OF said deceased. o. v, a.
hereby cited under che age OF tvsnfv-oTs
years, required your guardian va,
have one or You appear and aoufv 20
one be appointed. the your uegIsc-
failure 70 a guardian viii appointed By ne So
rogate q represent and for you proeaal1-
IN testimony whereof. have caused Seal o. ~.
Surrogae's Court OF the said County of Yo- n -
hereunto aftXed. Witness Hon. Frank y 49,
gerald, a Surrogate Of JUr said County. AZ ~
o. 81 County Of New York. the lyth day o. Juae h.
year Of Lord thousand nina ru--
dred and three
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN
Clerk OF SIrroEates Csur.
ALBERT II. GLEASON IS Broadway. Borough -
Manhattan New York CITY
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Public Notices.
OK is CALLED TO THE AID

A TTENTION is CALLED TO THE AID
~ vERTIsEMENT IN THE CITY RECORD OF August
OF the confirmation by the Board OF assessors
and the entering for the Collection or As
easements and Arrears, for LOChi M
PROVEMENTS IN THE BOROUGH OF RICHMOND;
ARD WARD. SI4AIGHT STREET SEWER, from La
faye Avenue Nicholas Avenue connect with sewer
IL w EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT. Comptroller.
city OF New York July 81. 1903
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-03

IL VFcRTISEMENT IN THE CITY RECORD % August
I II 1902 % re Supreme Court
and the entering for the Collection Of As
Arrears assessment for OPENING AND
ACQUIRING TITLE 70 the follow ngnamed street in the
BOPOUGH OF THE BRONX:
PATH WARD. SECTIONS Il AND IS EAST &i5ItD
STREET OPENING. Jerome Avenue 20 the Bronx
River Confirmed April 90 entered july 81. 1908
EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT. Comptroller.
CITY of New York July 81 1903.
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Wbof ~. y. booksellers Say Obey
Are Telling Most.
impression of things as they exist in our nav
to-day

The episode of the Red Box. about which we
have heard a good deal of late, the unknown
author of the manuscript In the box being ap-
pealed to by a publisher. In advertisements. TO
come forward and declare his identity. is not
as novel as it has seemed. It is said that when
Captain Marshall. the playwright, submitted one
of his early dramas to Mr.. Benson, the Lon
don manager, his name and address somehow
disappeared from the manuscript Mr.. Benson
accepted the play and advertised his acceptance
in the agony Column" of THE Times" This
reached Captain Marshall in South Africa,
where he was serving as A. D. c. to Sir Walter
Hely- Hutchinson.
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LITERARY NOTES.

It appears that several reviewers Of People
OF the whirlpool have attributed that book to
the late 81. P. Mswbray" Whereupon the Mac
milan Company states that this gentleman did
not write either People of the Whirlpool" or
The Garden OF a Commuters Wife
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-03

A new novel by Miss Beatrice Harraden,
katharine Frensham," is TO appear IN book
form in the autumn. Apropos of this it is re-
called that since Miss Harraden published
"Ships That Pass in the Night" in 1898 she has
only printed two novels. "Hilda STAFFORD" and
THE Fowler" and book for children called
Untold Tales from the Past" She is a slow
worker never writing for more than two hours
in a day, and In that period she often produces
only a few lines. When she agreed to write
Katharine Frenshan" for serial publication she
stipulated that she was to be allowed four years
in which to complete the tale, and they were
nearly ended when she finished her task.
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Surrogates' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Frank T. Fitzgerald. County Of New
York. Notice Is hereby given TO all having
against Harriet s. Biddle. late OF the County
York deceased 20 the with vouchers
the offices OF Putney, Twomby Putney his attorneys
40 Broadway Borough OF Manhattan The City
New York before the first day OF December
Dated New York the 21st day Of May, 1908.
Executor S. BddIe. deceased
PCTNEY, TWOMBIsY & PUTNEY. Attys- for Executor.
40 Broadway, New York City.
KNIGHT, WILLIAM HIN PURSUANCE
OF an order Of Hon Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate
the County Of New-fork notice is hereby given to
all persons having claims against William II. Knight.
of the County OF New York, deceased 70 present
same, vouchers thereof the subscribers at
place Of transacting business the office OF
Rufus l. Weaver. their attorney Number 229 Broadway,
Manhattan New York City on or before the 10th day
Dated New York City May the 4th. 1903.
JOHN W. KNIGHT. FLORENCE 4. COLLIVET, Execu-
RUFUS L WEAVER. Attorney for Executors 229 Broad
way. New York.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
u Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate County OF
claims against Bowler late OF the County
deceased the with vouchers thereof
the subscribers at their place Of ansactng business
Office Of James Greves No. 30 Park Place IN tho
City Of New York. Borough OF Manhattan. before
the 10th day OF October
Dated New York, the 9th day OF April 1903.
JOEL ELLIS FISHER
ENOCH v STODDARD. -A0~N'OiS-
JAMES g GREVES Attorney for Executors, 81 Park
Place. n. 7. City.
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Rufus T. Zsgbaun. whose naval studies are
peculiarly valuable for their accuracy Is max
ing the Illustrations for novel by Mrs. Edith
EInaa Wood. THE Spirit OF the Service" which
tie MacniIlans VIII publish early in September.
Text and pictures are expected TO give breezy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-03

The photographed papers which Mr.. ]. T.
Trowbridge has recently contributed to 1.-THE
Atlantic Monthly" to be brought out in book
form by Houghton, NIif1in & Co. in September
They will fill a large octave, which will be
lavishly illustrated with portraits and views.
Two steel portraits of the author Will be In
Guided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-03
Surrogates' Notices.

TAYLOR. ELIZABETH REED.-IN PURsU-
l. ance OF an order OF Hon Frank T.. Fitzgerald
Surrogate OF the County CT New York. here's
10 claims against Elizabeth Pees
Taylor Of County q New York. deceased -
present vouchers thereof the subscrh-
az her place % transactng business at The Office u
Guthrie. e Henderson. No 20 "a
the Borough Manhattan the Ci:y OF New York %
before twentieth day % September
Da ted New York the twelfth day % MaTga. 1904
JULIA REED TAYLOR. Exec1itrfx
GUTHRIE. CEAFALf 81 HENDERSON AttCTneys
Executrix. 10 wall street. Borough OF Manhattsn
City cf New York
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Ahner G. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF Me-
York notice IS hereby gwen u all persons having
aCalus. Elizabeth N0gel o. me County Of Ven
deceased the
the subscriber. his place trans1cng A.
the Cce OF Forster & Speir. No 50 Wall Street
Manhattan. The CITY Of York. on before 80
25th d0v Il December. 1903
Dated New York. the I'm day % June. 1903
JOHN r. HET.NECFEE Exscuto-
FORSTER & SPEIR Attorneys Executor s. wa,
Street Borough % Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-03

-A444A I alIl Is IINInS at EImlra this summer
but In the fall he viii sail for Europe
In Testers Life Of Americas Vespucius.'
published by the New-Amstersam Book Com
pany, occurs this passage on the home of the
man who gave his name to this country:
The home Of the Vespucci stood in the quarter
OF S. Lucia Si ogni SRnti, adjacent to the Perta
celia cana. which at the present day is known
az the PsFta oslla PratO. In the street called
BOTgsgHtEaAA, Of Hesern Florence NAV now
De seen by any traveller whose curiosity leads
him te the sBet, large edihee, occupied as a
hSSBstal Tor me SICK peer, which fer centuries
beIsFe tSe elEcsVery OF America was the dwell
ing place Of the ancestors Of Americas Vespu-
ciuE and his ewn birrh4sAace Over the door
way 81 this Hansien verify abbot by name
Antonio SalVanl, caused a marble tablet TO BE
places. IN the sezinning Of the eighteenth cen
fury. which Is sill in existence and on which
the following inscription appears:
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Help Wanted.

WANTED FOR U. S. ARMY ABLE
" boiled unmarried men. between ages or q and 25
citizens States OF good
habits, speak read and write English. In
formation apply Recruiting Officer Third Ave- $50
Third Ave. 7O5 Sixth Ave. N. z. 1853 Fulton ST.
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-03

A TTENTION is CALLED TO THE AID
VERTIsEMENT IN THE CITY RECORD OF August
to H. 1893 OF the confirmation by the Board Of
and the entering the Bureau for the Collection
sessmens and Arrears. OF assessments LOCAL I'M
PROPONENTS IN THE BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN:
18TH WARD SECTION Z 18TH STREET PAVING.
from Morningsde Avenue to Amsterdam Avenue
EDWARD M CIRCUIT, Comptroler,
City OF New York July 81. 1908.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-03
Public Notices.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Park Board at ONCE OF the Department Of
Parks, Arsenal Building. Fifth Avenue SixyfoUrth
Street, Borough Of Manh-ttsn the City New York.
until 3 O'Clock p NJ,
THURSDAY, AUGUST g, 1908,
Borough of The Bronx.
FOR CONSTRUCTING A ENTRANCE TO BRONX
PARK FROM THE MOSHOLU PARKWAY. INCLUDING
ABUTMENTS FOR A BRIDGE OVER THE TRACKS OF
THE NEW YORK CENTRAL HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD, HARLEM DIVISION. AND ARUTMENTS
FOR A BRIDGE OVER WEBSTER AVENUE. IN THE
CITY OF NEW YORK.
For full particulars CITY RECORD.
WILLIAM r. WILCOX.
JOHN Z. EUSTIS,
RICHARD YOUNG,
Commissioners
Dated July g. 1903
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SIZE.

From Puck.
Let my signs plead for met
The beautiful wretch looked Up at him wonder
ingly.
othersr' she exclaimed, naIvely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-03

ITO Americas VesPucius, a noble
Floyentine,
Who by the discovery Of America,
Rendered his own and his courtry's name
inusTicus,
The AfnpE1er 81 the World.
Upon this ancient mansion OF the
Veoucci,
Inhabited oy so great a man,
The Holy Fathers of 81. Jshn Of God.
Have erected this Tablet sacred 10 his
memory.
17I9
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L. L FlRUsM. Auct.. 70 BoweFy. sells. 10

Aug 4-By NJ. selg. 81 Myrue-ave..
Brooklyn; J. Sinons. T72 Columbus-ave..
prior July -. 1902, all older dates
Aug 6-By New Amsterdam Loan Of
nee. l. Burger, proprietor : and White
St, formerly I6G Amsgerdaul-Eve., dia-
monds, watches. jewelry. firearms, silver
ware. instruments, tools, etc. pledged prior
July 80. 1892: alse No Is 80. one stea.rer
trunk ana contents OF silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-03

ELI SOBEL. Auct. 9s Bowery, sells. 10
s. m. goods pledged to July .. 1902
Aug. Clothing, dresses, remnants.
shoes. etc: +. Sobel & Son. 1.426 2d-avs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-03

CENTRAL AUCTION CO. NJ sheehan.
<A1CAo L-e9'. L. ~..1 tOa ~s4lal-st
way. diamonds. Ieweiry, etc. from No
go 600, Dec. 1901. 10 IS 900. July. 1902. ana
old dates.
Aug 1O-By n McAleeuan 1874 sth-ave
cln-hlns nLraaei % Au.. 1902
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-03

AMERICA VlssPvCC0 PATFIae FLoRENT1No
oE REPERTAM AMERICAN
svI ct PATRLE cIoAIISSIs ILLUSTRATOR
AMPLIF1cATeRL oRRIs. TERRARvM.
~ RAc oLI1 vEsPvCcIA DoMo
TANTo vIRo RAB!TATA
PATREs sANCr: IeANorEs DE REe cv1yToRrs
CRATE AiEyeHIE cAvssA
MDCCXIX.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5oo second hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO B. EDDY. sos MadisOn-st.
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LAWYERS.

A. T. ROWE AND COMPANY. adtusters
o. claims, accidents all kinds: attorneys
furnished for all branches. POI Broadway
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FURNISHED ROoNIu.
LOST.

DOSr.-Bankbook No. 647. 568. Bank for
Savings, $50 4th-ave.. New-YoFlI. Pay
msnt stopped Please 'eturn book TO bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-03

Mark Twain is living at Elmira this summer
but In the fall he viii sail for Europe.
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
~-->-~------------"----
Male.
ASSISTANT SHIPPER or STOCK CLERK
il wholesale house: state wages Il J.
STEINHOFF, 423 East S2d-st
BOOKKEEPER, etc-Young man. Is in
othce; has experience anu d knowledge
OF oooAkeepIng' reference p. 2, 4l9 East
sIth-st.
ROOKKEEPER and CASHIER EXPERT.
recently resigned large corporation; Fldel-
ity bond. best character references. high
grade on4ce man Address Z. n. pa Sum
ner-ave.. brooklyn.
BOOKKEEPBR. cAsHIH.-By Amerl-
can, 80; proof system used on books.
knowledge banking. loans. etc, salary SsO.
now employed. desires change c. l.. sOi
Sterling Place. Brooklyn.
BOoKKEEPER. ACCOUNTANT. SO: per
manent or temporary; twelve years
practical experience. rapid, reliable trust
worthy, L-z lcSt references as 10 character
etc. BUSINESS. Box 80. Tribune once.
BOOFcREEPER. slsnograpner, typewriter;
American, -; married: thoroughly COM
peIeht once man. experienced In credits:
s1-ArP coAectort 50. RELIABLE. $50
Gates-ave.. Brooklyn
BOY. AZ any thing, understands something
about electricity; FIRST class referen.es
ERWIN WOL4LHEuM. 800 Esst 8Bth-st
BOY, Ia at anything; good references.
RICHARD BOHLMANN. SAB East
15tA-st
BOY, Is deaf mute. at anything; good
reference ERICH BERG. Ia L1rimer-
ST.. Brooklyn.
BOY. =: good position in Office. with
chance OF advancement; viii bring ref
ereoce FRANK GCETZ. Loss FulJon-st..
Brooklyn. 49,
CYLINDER FEEDER.-First class. will
work Tor moderate wages: good refer
enees. Address P. HINES. 80 East I23d-st
CARPENTER.-By STEADY reliable all
around mechanic: shelving aIterati,,,.
rtpairing or all kinds. JAMES BARWICK
SSt Geli-st.. Brooklyn
COLL91o caoable and experienced, "a
open LOT engagement: references and Sc
Brooklyn 49,
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GARDENER--By German. %: married; no
children; able to take care Of gentle
mans place; good florist and vegetabls
grower. Address GARDENER. 2O2 East
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

observation-disclosures: English; aged IS;
weight 80: thoroughly understands his
duties; city or country good references.
]. c., 219 East TOth-st
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WORK WANTED.

COLLECTOR or SHIPPING CI.ERK-By
young man. R. J. H. Box 8. Tribune
Office.
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GARDENER.-Au branches: single Protes-
tant: North OF Ireland: first class vege-
tables. flowers. etc STEVENSON. 492
9th-st., Brooklyn
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BOARD AND ROOMS,

BOARD AND HOOMHs
THE MARY FISHER HOME 245o
Grand-ave., Fordham Heights.-A COM
Portable home for educated people Of sman
means; beautiful location: terms moderate;
pamphlets sent
II EAST 24TH-ST. madison Square ParlD
offers cool, comfortable accommodations,
with and without private bath; table
boarders accommodated: reterencss;
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GARDENER. &c.-COOK. &c-By elderly
couple; gardener. horse. COW. poultry.
etc: wife cook. homework: good refer
ences. Colonel A SBLOWAY. 900 West
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USEFUL MANY German. single. On
private place; understands horses. gar
deuing and mills references Aid-ess
WILLIAM MADOERY. $50 Chrystls-st-
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CIVIL ENGINEBR.-By young man. ex-
perienced instrument man and draughts-
man, on engineering corps or with con-
tractor. Address B. +. VANDERVOORTs
as East I63d-st.
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USEFUL MAN.-EnSlish: private famIlyi
understands sweeping. cleaning silver.
brass. all kinds indoor work. except wait
Ing on table: city or country; fifteen years
city reference would caro- for city Eousa.
G. B, 162 East 23d-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-03

FARMER.-By experienced. practical mar,
responsible position as manager OF over
seer fully understands breeding and rails
ing stock. etc; good references. Address
FARMER. - East 9th-sE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-03

CIVIL ENGINEER Specialist in the
planning OF waterworks. reservoirs. etc. /;
perfect in the construction OF caissons: ar
fish: In engineer department or as superin-
tendent OF works. T. K, Box 10. Tribune
Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-03

HANDY MANY German: work around
private place or small farm: understands
care Of horses. cows. furnace: reference
HANDY. Box II Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-03
THE PEOPLE Oh lie sTATE o. -

C4eIk OF SlTroEates Court
ALBERT H GLEASON. IS Broadway. BororF5 -
Manhattan, New York CITY