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New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

York-The New Life Insurance and Trust Com
against George Clarke John NJ Graham
her being plaintiff unknown;
FrohOck Liias s. Frohock, his wife; The Corn
Exchange Bank of York The GansevOoTt Bank Of
Emily F. Elliott The Mechanics and Traders
posing the of ellis s. GeOghegan. John II. ShpWay
Charles NJ. Shipway. composing the firm OF John IL
Shipway and Brothers: Theodore Deterien, Emma K
Ashley OF the last will and testament
George Ashley, Charles r. Brown. Mount
Bank. Twelfth Bank Of the OF New
York. BeinhaUer Peter J. Kelly, Augustus NOl
Lewis II. Gentes. William Bradley. Lawrence w Miller
Robert Mclean Josiah 3 Mccoy, Edward A Mccoy,
NJ assignee for the benefit Of creditors
Hilton August T. Schroeder. Eleanor White,
Frances A Wilson and Ceorgana White Executrtces
NJ. Boyuton, receiver OF George Finck; John F. No
al receiver OF Manhattan Plumbers Supply
Wellington Horton, Christopher K. Coets Ada
Shutz, Charlotta Beck George ". Guernsey James Fl.
Lang, the Germana Life Insurance Company Defendants
Summons Action No. 2
To the above defendants: You hereby sum-
the complaint IN this action.
a of your piatntiffs
service: and failure
appear. judgment will be taken against
by default for the relief demanded IN the complaint
Dated. New York. May 27th. 1903.
plaintiff desires trial in the County Of New York.
EMMETT & ROBINSON, Plaintiffs Attorneys ONCE and
Postolfice Address. 81 Wall Street. New York
To the defendants John NJ Graham and Nary Graham
his wife. sued by the Mary. her Christian
plaintiff unknown: Roscoe R. Frohock
Lillas 6. Frohock, wife: foregoing summons
is served by publication order
Court OF the State OF New York. dated June
fled with the complaint In the office
the County Of New York at the County Court House.
Borough Of Manhattan New York City June 9Th. 1903
Dated, June 11th, 1903
EMMETT & ROBINSON Plaintiffs Attorneys So Wall
Street Borough Of Manhattan. N. Y
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NOT TO PRESS DISCRETION CHARGE.
Young Bride Who Eloped Five Years Ago
Makes Up with Husband.

Archie w Ross and his wife, of Mount Vernon.
have made up. The charge of desertion and non
support which Mrs Ross made against her hus-
band has been dropped because they are going to
live together again, according to Judge Frank A.
Bennett. counsel for Mr. Ross He is the son of
Riley r. Ross. a resident of Mount Vernon, and
arrested a warrant in this city charging
him with deserting his young wife
For three months Detective Walters of Mount
Vernon, had a warrant which he tried to serve on
young Ross. The latter kept out of his sight He
finally arrested here and released bail,
pending trial
Archies father, in addition to being official of
Dodd, Mead & Co, is a school trustee of Mount
Vernon. The is employed by the con-
The arrest of Archie Ross unusual
sequel to his secret runaway wedding with pretty
Carrie Elizabeth Darby, of Wakefield, over five
years ago. They were married when Archie was a
law clerk in Judge Benefits Office, and they kept
the marriage a secret for a year. About eight
months ago they had a little quarrel, Judge Ben
nett says. and Mrs. Ross went to live with her
parents at Rumsey, n. j.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
SAYS HE IS BEING MADE A sCAPEGoAT.
Trelawney Declares 1t Was Not Necessary
for Police to Force Entrance.

Charles H. Trelawney, the Philadelphia printer
and publisher, who arrested Wednesday on a
charge of forgery preferred by James V. Lott
cashier of the Mercantile National Bank, was ar
raigned before Magistrate Ommen, in the Tombs
police court. yesterday, and pleaded guilty TO
the charge. Trelawuey consented to adjourning
the case until Tuesday next. Mr.. Thelawney said:
l wish to deny that the police were compelled to
break into my home, as has been reported. When
the knock to the door | was busy caring for
my four-year-od daughter who asleep in my
arms. Hearing the knock. went to the child's
not to awaken her. Meanwhile the police had
forced an entrance to the cellar, and I met them
mounting the cellar stairs. On Tuesday | spent the
whole day gardening in the immediate vicinity of
the house. you that | was not shut up
in the house. I meet the charge at the proper
time am innocent of any wrong and wish to
say | am being made scapegoat by consprato tors
Trelawney was taken back To the Tombs
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
BOARD OF HEALTH TO APPEAL.
Determined to Drive Soft Coal Smoke from
the Harbor.

The Board of Health is to take an appeal from
the decision of the Court of Special Sessions,
nounced yesterday in The Tribune, that it has
power to enforce the Sanitary Code vessels in
the harbor.
It was said at the Office of the board yesterday
that appeal might not be taken in the par
ticular cases on which the decision rendered
on Wednesday, but that an appeal on some cases
involving the question issue would certainly
be taken It is expected that Mr.. Stee, the As
sistant Corporation Counsel having the prosecu-
tOn in charge. and the counsel for the defendant
ship owners will agree on some facts a basis
for appeal.
The subject is regarded by the Board of Health
one of the greatest Importance. as there have
been many complaints of the smoke from vessels
in the harbor and the board is determined to stop
the smoke nuisance If it is possible. The shipping
interests, which represented in the litigation
by the International Contracting Company,
gard the attitude of the Health Board serious
menace. Mr.. Wray, the counsel for the shipping
interests, said yesterday:
THE enforcement of the Sanitary Code against
vessels burning soft coal would directly interfere
with every vessel engaged in domestic. interstate
and foreign commerce. and would entail the cost
of hundreds of thousands of dollars on vessels
using this harbor."
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
FOR Il HOUSE, $50 ~.
Ninety-seuen Buildings Are Sold by
Citg at That AUerage Price.

1t was the city's bargain day yesterday. and
houses were being sold at an average OF $50 to
all who wanted to come and buy At that rate
Josenb Sbongood auctioneer, disposed of ninety
seven buildings netting the city sS.775- 1t was a
clearing sale, clearing the property bought for
the Brooklyn plaza of the Williamsburg Bridge
Most of the buildings were well built three-story
structures on the north side of Broadway from a
point 200 feet east Of Driggs-ave. to HaVemeyer-st
and on the west side of Havemeyer-st. from Broad
way to South Fourth-st., and in South tourtn-st
from Havemeyer-st. to point about 15O feet west
of RoebIine-st If the purchasers could have car
ried off their bargains intact quiet little
suburban lot the prices received probably would
have been much higher, but as 1t was the buyers
were all dealers in second hand building materials,
who must have them removed within forty days:
All damages resulting from the tearing down of
the buildings must be borne by the purchasers. AS
the buildings sold in four parcels, lie auction
did not last long.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24

YORK-The New York Life Inslraacs a,4 -
Company Plaintiff. against George Clarke
NJ Graham and tMary) Graham his wife v1sf -
name Mary her true Christian beinE "a Sc
tifY unknown: Roscoe r. FrOhOck LlIias S FroSo,kt
wife: The Corn Exchange Bank OF New Yor<
Ciansevoort Bank OF New York Emily r. Eiotr -
phen ]. Geoghegan. composing the firm % G1us a
tieOEheEan. John H Shipway and Charles II sbl--.&
composing the firm of John H Shipway & g-sss-a
Theodore Dieterlen. Emma r Ashley. q Exa-,s-- :,
the last will and testament OF George b AshSV- !.
ceased. Charles z. Brown Mount Morris Bank TC1s-
Ward Bank Of the city % New York Alfred Psf,L,--
Peter J. Kelly. Augustus Nol Lewis II Geutles WGlS-
Bradley Lawrence W Miller. Robert Mclean. Iossb n
Mccoy Edward a. Mccoy. George NJ Wright a a
sieuee for benefit y creditors AIher- q H--.
August T Schroeder. Eleanor White Frances A NJ
White deceased. BeadestOn & WoerZ. George 81 p1v-
ton as receiver OF George Finck. John F. NcFa-lsnf
receiver Manhattan Plumbers Supply Company: FrS-
r. DOnner. Lyman n Jones. Isaac BNAg William z
lanes Frank NJ. Durham. Joseph Koch. Clarence ~
ana The CerInania Life Insurance Company Dsfends-
Summons. Action No. 3
nloned to the complaint IN this acticn and
serve a copy yOTr answer the plaintiffs atto1su
twenty days after the service OF this summo1s
exclusive the day Of service; and IN O your fa
to appear or answer Judgment will be taken against N
by default for the relief demanded the complaint
Dated New York. May 9th. 1903
The paintln deSlreS ria IN lle Counly OF NeN Xora
Postoface Address. 80 Wall Street, New York
To the defendants John NJ Graham and (Ma-y) Graham
wifi the Mary her Christian
name being to plaintiff unknown. Roscoe r Frohogs
Idllias s FrOhOck his wife: The foregoing summons
served upon YOU by publication pursuant e
the Hon Proctor Clarke. Justice of the SUPREME
Court OF the State OF New York dated June 6th 1898
and fled complaint in the Oice OF the Clerk
the New York. at the County Court House
Borough Of Manhattan. New York City June 9th. 1875
Dated June 11th 1908
F.NNFT & ROBINSON. PLAINTIFFS Attorneya So Wal
Street Borough OF Manhattan. N 7.
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Roth sexes City
Notice of Summons.

CUPRENIE COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
- George Dickinson Plaintiff against Oliver T Sher-
wood Defendant Summons. To the above named De
fsndant. You hereby summoned the com
plant in and 10 copy Of your answer
on the paintfs Attorneys within 20 days after the
vice this summons exclusive Of the day OF service and
In case appear answer Judgment VIII
be taken against default for the relief demanded
n complaint.
Dated New York. June 1. 1903
WHITE & WING.
Attorneys and z. o. Address. No -
Pine Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
To above named defendant. Oliver T. Sherwood
The foregoing served upon by publication
pursuant to an of the Hon. Charles H. Truax. a
Of OF the State OF New York.
dated the 18TH day June 1893 and that day filed
Of Clerk the County
Of New York Court House in the Borough OF
Manhattan. in the City and County or New 1ork-
Dated 10. 1903.
Plaintiffs Attorneys Office and ?. o. Address. No %
pine Street Borough OF Manhattan New York City.
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New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
BUYS MOST OF TWO BLOCKS.
Long Island Railroad Company to Enlarge
Greatly It's Brooklyn Freight Terminals.

In order to enlarge greatly its Brooklyn freight
terminals the Long Island Railroad has purchased
most of the property in the two blocks bounded
by Vanderbilt and Carlton aves. and Fifth and
Sixth aves, and lying between Atlantic-ave. and
Pacifc-st. The present freight terminal is in the
intervening block, that bounded by Carlton and
Sixth aves, and lying between Atantic-ave. and
Pacific-st
The work of improving the property will not be
undertaken before the completion of the Atlantic
ave. improvement. The most valuable of the re-
Gently acquired property is the ]. NJ. Horton Ice
Cream Company's factory and the plant of E. G.
Webster & Son, manufacturers of silver plate, and
of SchWarZschild & Sulzberger.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
BREAKS GALVESTON RECORD.
Steamer Denver Makes Run in Four Days
TWENTY-FIVE Hours

The steamer Denver. which arrived here yester-
day from Galveston. broke all previous records be-
tween New-York and that port. The Denver, with
Captain Samuel Risk in command and Chief Engi-
neer R. P Browne in the engine room, left Gal
weston at 1:30 o'clock last Saturday and made the
run to this port in four days and twenty-five hours
(allowng for correction in time between Galveston
and here. The number of miles run was 1906 (the
regular course) The best previous record was five
days and two hours, held by the Denver.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
FOUR PRosTRArIoNs FROM HEAT

Although the maximum temperature yesterday
only 50 degrees. and the humidity far above
the normal, four prostratons from the heat were
reported. Those who were overcome were George
Krantz. thirty-eight years old of No. 20S FIoyd-st
BROOKLYN Charles Nichleman, twenty years old of
No. 90 East Onehundred- and -ninth-st; John
Griffen, of No. los Amsterdam-ave., and Joseph
Godfrey. twenty-siX years old. of No. 35l Madison
st. The forecast for to-day and tomorrow is for
fair weather, accompanied by light north winds
becoming variable
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
DEEP SEA WORK VALUABLE.

Seattle july 23.-A dispatch from Skagway SAYS
that the United States Fish Commission steamer
Albatross having board Dr.. David Starr Jordan
and his associates. is there Members OF The sci
entihc corps report that the deep sea work has
been interesting. and. from a scientific standpoint
valuable. DR.. Jordan. DR.. Evermann and several
other members of the party have left Skagway over
the White Pass road for White Horse, TO collect
fish from the lakes in that region DR. Jordan
starts July Is for San Francisco
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
KILLED AT A GRADE CROSSING.

Hoosick Falls. n. Y. July IA team of horses
driven by Robert Hamilton. farmer. was struck
by the Boston and Maine eastbound passenger train
at Eagle Bridge to-day. Both horses were killed
and Hamilton fatally injured He was caught
on a grade crossing by the horses baking but had
time TO save himself Instead. he kept urging the
horses while the train approached. He was hurled
forty feet boy who riding In the wagon
jumped and escaped uninjured.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
Notice of Summons
NEW YORK SUPREME COTRT

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT Lrpr--
- desired IN New York County Andres !, al
Plaintiff against Ferdinand $ RHttman. ana ~ srz
Ruttmau. individually AMI Executors Of rIc1
and Testament of Ferdinand Ruttman Ssrss.---ss' W.
garet s. Ruttman. John ". Haulenbe~k ana - Var.
New York. Defendants Summons To he 49,. w
Defendants. Won hereby summoned N - na-a4
complaint In this action and O. conv - "a.
the plainfiffs attorney within tVsntv a.
of this summons. exclusive ~ tf-s
service ald IN ~ voir failure appear - a.
judgment viii taken against ron by dsfauis sTs
relief demanded iu the complaint ~ -
Dated MAY 9th fgf5.
WM NcCAILF-T Plaintiffs
Office and Post Office address FIa-erstrau- - ?
Ferdinand = Ruttuan. anI John r Ruttrlar ia 2
aiIy and as executors Of the Iast and fsss.l1 d
Ferdinand Tsuttman. deceased. defendants ah~ve
The foregoing summons is served upon you bv r-ll~
pursuant orfter ~ Hon Charles II
one ~ the Justices ~ the Supreme Court a. -
~ New York dated tho Sth ~ July lqH9 q, sas
with the complaint office Of the Clerk ~ ~ - IL
Of New YORK and the Borough % Manhas,s7 ,a.g
city and County Of New York. u
pated July :. 1898.
Yours. Sc
WILLIAM MeCAUI.EV. PIsintlns Atso-,v-
Havsrstrav NJ
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
CENTRAL FOUNDRY COMPANY PROFITS

The annual meeting of the Central Foundry Com
pany held in Jersey City yesterday. The report
showed that there 720 invested in the COM
panys plants and that the profits for the year were
$685., 449 %. Two subsidiary companies have been
organized recently. one of them has begun opera
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24

Wednesday on a charge of having no license and
speeding was discharged by Magistrate Flammer'
in the jefferson Market Police Court, Yesterday A
LAWYER who represented DebilleuX showed that the
automobile was on a trial spin, and no license had
been taken out for it, The policeman had no stop
watch and could to the speed OF the
ma
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
SARAH ORNE JEWETT.
IN English Tribute to the Excellence of
Her Work.

HeT ~ ORR.
Edward Garnett. in The Academy and Liter
ature"
viii ask is the province Of Miss Jewetts art
marked out as a couhtry set apart from its
neigh bors? BY a peculiar spirituality which her
work exhales a spirituality which is insepa-
"a bic from her uneTring perception OF her conn
try peoples native outlook and instructive atti-
tude TO life II is BY this exquisite spiritual
gravity interpenetrating with the finest sense Of
hunaor, intensely. even maliciously discriminat-
ing. that Miss JeWett seems TO speak for the
feminine soul Of the New England race. Her
shade Of hurnor cannot be described: IL must
be tasted in such delicious examples as The
Only Rose" or THE Guests of Mrs Timms,'
but should my readers ask me to name story
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
PAwNBROkERs' SALES.

CENTRAL AUCTION co. NJ, sheehan.
Auctioneer. 1872 and 1j4 Canal ST
mi 1S-Rv Barney Loan Office. 1888
"a ave. clothing To- July ~. 1902
July 24-By +. Berger Ago 9th ave. and
AGO West sd st. diamonds, jewelry, etc,
pledged to July 20, 1902
/. L. FIRUSKI, Auct.. 10 Bowery, sells. 10
a
Tulv 2O-By T. StiCh & Bro, is 81 ave,
diamonds watches ieweiry. all goods
pledged prior July 10 1902. All goods held
Tor customers will positively be sold in this
sale.
.lulv 3I-Fine cor sRnment jewelry.
IOs. SHONGOOD & SONS. Auctioneers.
SalesroomS. "a Buwery-
IuIv 2s-Clothing. etc, pledged TO July
Is 1902. Silbersteiu Bros. ., Az Sth ave; ;
u Stlberstain's sons, Ia 6th-ave.
July 2A-Icwelry. watches diamonds.
etc A. Scliuger. t-i4 I'd ave.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
CUPREME COURT NEW YORK coUyrv

- Alvan W Perry Plaintiff against Oliver > -
feudant You are hereby summoned 20 tSs -, -
nafnt in action and 20 u vou- -
On the plaintiffs Attorneys within % days after
vice of This summons exclusive - day o. sa- -
in case ~ vour failure appear answer fuf-. a.
be taken against YOU by default for relief Se1ass
N complaint -@ei
Dated New York, MAY %. 1903.
WHITE wrrr
Plaintiffs Attorneys once and Post Once Adfrs.S
Pine street Borough of Manhattan New Yor5 - =
To the above named defendant oliver T. sSs--.4
The foregoing served upon You by npbI1.es
pursuant 10 an order of th- Hon. Charles n T-a.1
Tustce OF the Supreme ~ Stats ~ Cs.
dated the 18TH day June 1898 on thai 5s-isSt
with the complaint the once OF the CLERK ~ ~ -
OF New York the County Court House the Bor5s-
Manhattan in the City and County New Y0-- e
Complaint was originally hled there ths 2sth a.
MAY 1908
Plaintiffs Attorneys Offce Post Once As5-..s
Pine Street Borough OF Manhattan. New Yor< ~. ~. =
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
VANDERBILT DRIVER DISCHARGED.

Henry Debilleux. the auto driver employed by
William K Vanderbilt 1r.. who was arrested on
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
For Boys and Young Men-Country.

M APLEWOOD, CONCORDVILLE. PENN.-Successful
AtI school; Of the best to inspire with energy.
boys to duties of fe able professors Latin,
English; college preparatory and commercial
gymnasium. athletic field; former students
ful business doctors legislators etc:
in U. s. Senate; young boys admitted. $3.50 JOSEPH
SHORTLIDGE CYale), A. NJ. Prin.
TNHE HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. worcester.
L Mass. 4Sth year. Best sanitation high scholastic
standards. Military training with home care. Well ap
pointed laboratories. Visitor: The Rt- Rev. Alex H
Vinton D. D. Head Master. JOSEPH ALDEN SHAW.
A. NJ.
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LOST.

BANKBOOK No 33j 51S Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. Any per
son having a claim To u is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
submit 10 having said passbook cancelled
and new one Issued
LOST.--Bankbook No 425. 55s. seamen's
Bank for Savings. ~ and 76 Wali-st,
New York. Payment stopped and canceIla-
tion applied for Please return book to
bank.
LOST Bankbook No. $50. SOS on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon To present the
same to the bank within thirty days or the
said book will be declared cancelled and ex-
tingutshed and new one issued in lieu
thereof.
LOST--Bankbook No. al GIT. Bank for
Savings, 80 4th ave, New York Pay
ment stopped Please return book TO bank
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley ouiIqeTs;
lowest prices. MARX BROS, "a Union
Square.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
MACHIN ERR.

AT REDUCED PRICES. .-5uO second hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought ana ex-
changed. GEO. b. EDDY. 39S Madison-st
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Teachers.

DRIVATE TUTORING-German Latin. Geometry. &C.
L Address SCHMIDT Box TO- Tribune Branch Office
No. West 125th-st.
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions The Tribune
n received at their Uptown ONCE,
NO, 1854 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will received at the following branch
on1ces at regular office until o'clock p. viz
PA Sth-aVe., g e. 23d-st.; 1873 6th-ave., cor
12th-st: 92 East 14th-St.; 257 West 42d-st:, be
tween 18th and sth aves 26S West 125th-st.: 1,:33S
3d-ave., between 10Th and T7th sts.: 1.O26 3d-ave
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
School Agencies.

A MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS. AGENCY
N supplies Professors Teachers Tutors, Governesses
etc. to Colleges. Schools and Families Apply to
Mrs NJ. ]. YOUNG-FULTON. o Union Square
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
HELP WANTED.

FemRIe.
BROADWAY HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL
French. American hairdressing; mani
curing; face. general massage; scalp treat
ment, bust developing. beautifytng, chirop-
ody. dermatology; Incorporated: diplomas;
superior Instruction.: day. evening sessions;
ladies' maids taught; good positions; both
sexes admitted; call or write. c. SUTHER-
LAND. Principal. 1878 Broadway, near SD.
NURSE.-Graduate hospital position. near
city; excellent salary. 10 West 42d-st,
I'd floor, 10 O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF Nm

Plaintiffs Attorneys ONCE and Post once Asi-,,s ~
pine street Borough OF Manhattan New TorF "a Se =
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24

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The Tribune received at their T-pfoV,,
and 37th SITS, until O'Clock D m A3\.sy We"
tsements received at the fouowin. brarch
offices at regular ONCE rates until S o'clo~S
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tuth and 1lth SITS l.o2G 81 ave near SIS
ST; l.tuS lst-ayc-. near S0th-st. tST Fas,
l25th-st-. 7o6 Tremont-ave $50 Al ave
near 4lst-st.: b64 Sd-ave,: % ChriStonhsr
ST BROOKLYN. n. Y.-216 Cou-t-st: 91S
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ADVERTISEMENTS and suoscripiig.1ss. .1,..,s'- ~
Tb4 Tribune received at their ear
Ofice Ne. .364 Broadway, netN1e-, 49,
ana STth sts. until 9 o'clocS p nt S-s,cs
tfsennents received a. the ioi-oNl,S ,i-,scs
m VIZ. "a shave. = 2 coz - - II
ISIS 6th-ave cor fe-h-st- y Etss - s,ss.,
o5- Vest 4n1 st between .tn ana =. ,-rvssn
ef3 West f@Sth-st . - Sl-t' 'v-, ,,,.- sisr-
:, -oS lsi-avs near Sath~s5s a. sr-
fsstn-st T56 Tremont-ave-s ~ S,s,oS.ss-s--sl.
near 4Ist-sL; SSs Sd-ave-s 10 e,1e -s't
02S Rlaecker-st- BrooklJns -se...-aVa-
COurt-st-: 21o Smtth-st-; Auea
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24

GARDENER Head OF manager on gentle
mans country estate where a thorouesb
practical man Is required. German go M.
children. Will be disengaged August 1. nm
derstancs fruits, flowers, vegetables. under
first class place; also cattle fine stoslS in
Cubatins; wife will attend milk butter 80
board help n required, twelve years hest ~
references A. g.. Box lS9 Soufbport
Conn
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24

Male.
MEN WANTED.-By doing an easy work
You can travel to England for 81; Ger
many, Antwerp, $40, and Africa. SO: also
free transportation return passage. Apply
115 1st-st
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RESTAURANTS.

I'd Av. & 10TH ST.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24

GARDENER-By German; married. n
children: full charge OF genusman's pls,s.
greenhouses. &c; highest reference givs1.
permanent position desired F. FOERSTER
Fairfield. Conn.