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ARRIVALS OF BUYERS.

The Shepard Company, Providence. R. l.; Mr. seymour
goods. linens domestic wash soods NO 4" Ason
shs5srd. Norwell Company. Boston: Mr.. schaschke.
C$iIcisrist COMPANY Boston Hartford. notions No
So White-st. -,s ,,. NJ, r,o,nsI,,,
laces Hosiery, etc. No. 80 White-st -,
Porteous & Mitchell, Norwich. Conn; MI Lee hosiery
and unde wear. No. 55 White-st - . , ,.
Eultzlander & Maxwell Deposit N Y; X b duitz-
furniture. Furniture Exchange NO 4%>
e NJ Cochran & Co. Hackensack \ j: G NJ Coch-
ran furniture Exchange, No IS LeAlhstoi-
n Wolff e. Co Newark. n. J.; H F. Krch furniture,
furniture Exchange. as Lexington-ave.
y p Block & MOrrisown penn; representative e.
furniture. Furniture. Exchange No 4Ze ti
nittre Exchange, No. 42S Lexington-aVe -
eherer Drygoods Company, Fall River, Mass: NJ w
Fitzrarfclz furniture. Furniture Exchange NO As AA
1oJn Stamn Company Newark n. J.: representative
furnffre Furniture Exchange. No. AS Lexington
Brown Thon1psou e Co, Hartford. Conn: W. Ia
Saa@ ovlsiry Herald SQUARE. Walker-st-
T X5reter Company Salem. Mass L. L. Phillips,
leather Park Avenue, No. IS Spring-st -
F NJ kirby wilkesbarre. Penn; w r Ne"Derry'
china. Victoria. ,,,,.,I ~ v NJ W
e ~ 5 onackenbush & Co, Troy. n. Y: T E Bur
ney jewelry Park Avenue r,--,-s china ,ra
Jordan Marsh & Co. Boston: J. Powers emma ana
kfiS a P. X. Dahl & Co. Maynard. Mass: H P N Dahl
p1b,ei e rJppman Brothers Johnstown Penn. J.
= G, Fitch, Boston: jeweIry. Manhattan ,,.nu,
Felsenthal Brothers & Co.. Chlcago' ). L. feisei'ai
& g johnston. Chicago; P. H. Johnston. Man
haIS ~ ,a,beirner Chicago: jewelry. Navarro.
! " F Podnore Troy. n. Y: jeweiry Albert
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soan, oh horrori horror! horror! CONFUSION
now hath made his masterpiece But such d
book serves a purpose, because only in q oooN
Of such a sort can find this sort Of thing.
The difficulty In taking this specimen seriously
is that It shows too great reliance on the first
statement that met the eye of the compiler ana
came within range of his scissors. Why shoulu
a full paragraph be given to feminine haolts oL
letter mailing, on the unsupported testimony u
a Boston newspaper reporter who spent one al
ternoon in investigating? And if one is 10 give
a paragraph to Doodle AN English Woro II
is rather disappointing to find no suggestioii u
the possible relation to the old Dutch "'ia
meaning estate. The statements or the pooN
are certainly curious; but one could not give HIS
bond that they We're all facts
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07

York.-Minne X. Young and another. as trustees
under the last will and testament Of William H Young
deceased plaintiffs. against Caroline A Brundage anu
others, defendants In pursuance or an
Judgment partition and sale duly made ana e1teFeS s
in the above entitled action bearing date the SOh
day OF March: the undersigned, the reIeree IN
said Judgment named will sell at public auction at the
Exchange Sales Rooms No. 161 Broadway. Borough OF
OF New York. the 18th day OF May
1908 at u o'clock that day. by Herpert A
by said Judgment be sold. which Is situate IN uIe
and therein described as foLowS. 70
wit: a point the westerly HIe OF "esL
End Avenue distant eighty-six feet and two lnches
the southerly line Eightyfh Street with the westerly
line of Avenue and running thence westery par
ae Eighty-ffth Street and part OF the way
a party hundred feet; thence soulherly '
parallel with EChty-fh Street fory-six feet hve ana
one-half inches WALL thence northerIy again padi
with West End Avenue inches: thence easery dsaI
raralIel with Eighty-ffth Street and through another
party ffty-three feet six and one 70
the westerly line OF West and thence north
er along westerly line of West End avenue
feet and the point or place OF rs
And also ali that easement which restrcts
improvements the neighboring property lWhch WIZ
the nremises above conveyed forms paTcel ., olle
hundred feet by one hundred and two feet ana Two
Inchesl TO the present building lines OF the puoss
thereon shown IN certain
or deed of trust Richard G. Plat and recored tr
once ~ tbe Register City and County OF New
work IN ber OF Conveyances page 16 Section T. on 'he
10Th day Of September, 1891. ~
Dated New York April 2sth. 1903. - 49,.
SYLVESTER /. H. WARD, tteIeree..
EWING WHITMAN & EWING. Plaintiffs AttorlSy5
L" 81 yu.I1 Strea+ roro1gh Of Manhattan, New 1orK
The Following is diagram OF the property 70 De S3;
heinr known as No 511 West End Avenue Ne" A''N
City: 49,, -.
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Foreclosure Sales.
CUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NE"
~ YoRK-susan B. Nelson Plaintiff; against James
Peter and Others, Defendantsn S %
judgment Of foreclosure and sale. duly MADE and entered
In the above entitled and bearing date the 4tn cay
oS Msv 1an3 ! the undersigned the Referee IN SAID
Judgment named. viii sell at public auction at the New
Estate Salesroorl No. 1ol BroadWay
Borough Manhattan City OF New YORK on 'he -1tn
dav OF Nav 1903 Il O'Clock noon on that Gay. DS
Pbuf1 4 Snnvth Auctioneer the premises directed by
said Judgment and therein described as roilow
An that certain lot piece parcel or land, with tne
building erected situate lying and being IN the
Sixteenth City Of New York, bounced aiio
described follows: Beginnng at point on te
Seventeenth street. distant
dred and thirty-seven westerly from the south
westerly corner Of Seventh Avenue and seventeenth
Street thence southery and parallel with Seventh Avenue
and partly through a party wall nney-two C2 feet TO
centre block thence westerly along SAID centre
twenty-five feet thence no1therly Parlel WIN
Seventh ninetytwo ab feet the soutnery size
Seventeenth and thence easterly along the
OF Seventeenth Street. twenty-five 'Z' eet 10
point or place OF beginning.
Dated New York. May 9th 1903.
CHARLES W. DAYTON, Referee
GEORGE Z GARTLAND. Attorney for Plalntt; 30 & Il
street, Borough Of Manhattan, New York CITY,
following diagram OF the property to be Solo,
its number is 212 West 18th Street
1-+b
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

- York Susan b. Nelson F,iward D Nelson and
R,cbaTs Henry Nelson as Executors under the Last
viii and Of Julia A Low deceased pIaintl9 rs
against James Powers and others, oeishudhls
pursuance Judgment OF foreclosure and sale Gun, ouy
made and entered n above entitled actien ana o
ing 4th day Of May. 1903 the GndeTsighSa,
The Referee IN Judgment named, will sell at punllo
snctioo at the New York Real Estate Salesroom, NO
Isl Broadway. the Boro-gh of Manhattan; CITY OF
New York 2Sth day OF May, 1903. at Il o CLOCK
noon on that day by Philip A Srnyth, Auctioneer the
said Judgment to be sold and there
in described follows: Al that certain lot piece or
MARCEL of land building thereon erected situate
lying being in the Sixteenth Ward OF the GIy oI
New York bounded described follows: beginning
at point on southery lire side OF Seyenteenth
hundred and thrty-seVen ODD rect
southeserly Of Seventh avenue
and Seventeenth Street. thence souhery and parale with
partly through party wall ninety
two (92) feet line of the block thence westerly
eleng said centre twenty-five go feet thence north
erly parallel with Avenue ninetytWo S2) feet 70
the southeriy Street and thence east
erIy along southery side Of Seventeenth street
the point or place of beginning
~ - CHARLES W. DAYTON, Referee.
GEORGE E GARTIlAND. Attorney for Plaintiffs, NO
II Wall Street, Borough Of Manhattan New York
City. . -
The following is diagram Of the property to be
sold: It's number Is 212 West lIth street.
West 18th Street
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07

Talk About Birds. Plate and Curious
Facts

II has been the habit of many naturalists TO
seek the furthest possible remove from the
houses Of men and draw close to the life
they wish to study in fits natural surroundings.
This seems obvious way learn how the
other nine-tenths Of creation live. But quite the
opposite method has been followed-with the
promise Of most interesting results-by a noted
ornithologist of Princeton University. William
Earl Dodge Scott He has found it advisable
TO bring the mountain Mahomet and for a
number of years has devoted some half dozen
rooms IN his house the hundreds Of birds
which he studies. Here he is able to form ac-
quaintance with his birds individuals, plan
the importance of which he constantly empha-
sizes in the interesting book before US, Ihe
Story Of a Bird Lover CThe Outlook Company
He sets forth his progress in the study Of birds
from his boyhood days on. giving the account
personal note by confessing and explaining as
he goes along the incidents and influences that
helped to develop his scientific interest
In his tours of observation he has covered this
country from the Indies 10 the deserts. and has
not omitted foreign lands. But now, having
seen and learned to know birds Of almost every
description in their homes. he has turned TO a
more intimate and uninterrupted study OF inol-
riiual birds housed in his own. OF course. the
method involves change of conditions. Birds
barn IN captivity and living in an informal
srtary may not De precisely similar 10 thef
kindred. out Of doors and free This very diff
ference. Mr. Scott holds. should give with sue
oessive generations the opportunity to test the
validity Of evolutionary theories, in which re-
spect he himself favors the Darwinian hypothe-
sis. The possibility is opened. for instance, of
determining by bringing up songbrds in sound
proof rooms whether the gift Of song is in
herited or inculcated. And, above all. the bird
nature cannot be learned by cataloguing in bulk.
any more than one could comprehend the Chi
s1ese mind when, is the case with most Occi
dentals. all Cinnamon are taken merely as ex-
anlples OF a type MIR. Scott's book marks a de-
roarture from the host Of guidebooks to the bird
world which have come down upon US in some
shing like food: ii is rather the autobiography
Of an enthusiastic scientist who has mastered
his enthusiasm and marshals its suggestions 1t
gives Us the more intimate confessions of an
alert and progressive naturalist and ii has the
faculty Of communicating some of its spirit Of
delight the reader
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PROVIDENCE BANK IN LIQUIDATION,

Providence, r. l. May 6-The stockholders OF the
Commercial National Bank. of this CITY, nave Vo'eo
to place the Institution in liquidation It's business
is being transferred to the Union Trust Company
The Commercial Bank has been doing business IN
this city since 1883 Heavy losses sustained by the
bank in the last years are SAID 10 nave leu 70
the liquidation. The banks capital Is NoHuo
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The approximate the lien charge. satisfy
which the described property is 10 be sold, is
620 with thereon from the oath day Of April
1903. allowance amounting
s429o2 together with the expenses Of the sale The ap-
proxmate Of taxes assessments and water
rates the purchaser of
purchase money, paid by the Referee S47965
and interest.
DATED New York 9Th day Of May 1903
CHARLES w DAYTON Referee
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~ York-Joseph Stickney Plaintiff. against Anna -
TrnderF and others Defendants. In pursuance OF e.
Sart ~ Forecosure Sale duiy made and entee N
the ahove-entitled action bearing date the %oro
AnrU 1908 the undersigned the Referee IN saIu osl
Public Auction, al the Ne"
BesI Estate SaIesroom No. 16 Broadway IN Lhe oI
ongb ~ Manhattan City OF New-York the EoI 4aS
MAJ 1pO3 at u clock noon on that Day oy y tTia
Ineraham Auctioneer the premises directed oy Sa1o
Tnent 70 be sold therein described as fol9Ws.
that certain lot piece. parcel OF LAND situa se
being in the Borough Manhattan, IN the CITY Soui'
and state of New York mentioned and descrlnea W., T
,te pronertv Of the Of Mary Clarke: DEC
t Co 2 smith City Surveyor. dated April 6th 1S5
5 known and designated said as Lot nuIper oto
60 hounded and described follows: Beginning al d
ni1 on the norherly Twentyseventh street as
one hundred feet goo ft) westerly from the corner
so-ed by the intersection OF said northery siGe o.
Iant1seventh Street with the westerly side OF Ienth
northerly and parael with 1enl
yeTe ninetv-eieht nine inches OBS IT. nl 10 me
Of block; thence westerly along sal1 eltI
lire f the block parallel with Tweny-seVenth street
t-sn7ve feet 25 fr(; thence southery again parfei
viii tenth Avenue and of the distance through
y,a~ wall nnety-eirht feet nine inches tSo II M 70
atd orthery side Twentysevenh Street and thence
street twenty-five Go A TO the point or place or De-
ginning. - ,, ..h 1ooa
AN' SYLVESTER L H. WARD Referee-
nr1-E,pr7Ey e NF<TCAI1F Attorneys for Plaintiff 10 wal
~ sweet Borough Manhattan. City of Ne"-fork
r5 following is diagram the property to be sold
described above the number being No 800 west
TTuVentv-seVenth Street:
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W. 21th St.
approximate amount Of the lien or charge 10 @
S23 70 with interest thereon from the Zon 11y
1903 and allowances
70 s440 with interest April 2rd. 1903. togeter
WITH the expenses OF sale The approximate amount OF
taxs liens which TO be allowed
the purchaser the purchase money or paid oy
The Referee is S59059 and interest
Dated, New York. May 4th. 1908 ~,-- ,,x.
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Foreclosure Sales.

" which the above described property is to be sold Is
from the 24th day OF April
and allowance amounting TO
sS49 ss together of the sale Ihe ap
OF assessments ana water
rates or other liens be allowed TO the plrchaser out
81 the purchase money paid by the Referee, is S39s1
and interest. 900,
A"0-' - CHARLES w. DAYTON, Referee.
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The approximate ler charge satisfy
the above described property is to be sold, Is
4606e6 with interest thereon from the 24th day OF
1908 together with and allowance amount
ing $42 OF, expenses Of the sale.
of the taxes, assessments and
water rates, be allowed the
purchase money paid by the Referee
IS $3.50 60. and interest.
Dated New York, 9th day of May. 1903.
CHARLES W. DAYTON, Referee.
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

York--Mary H Tompkns. plaintiff. against James
Peter Powers and Others defendartsln pursuance OF
judgment foreclosure and sale duly entered
above entitled action, bearing
May. 1903 the undersigned the Referee said judg
Will sell public auction, New York
Real Estate Salesroon No 16 Broadway in the Borough
Manhattan. City OF New York the 2sth day of
May 1903 Il O'Clock that day, by Philip a.
Smyth Auconeer, the premises directed by said judgment
sold, and therein described follows:
lot piece of land. with the building thereon
erected situate lying and being in the Sixteenth Ward OF
the City Of New York bounded and described follows
Beginning point southerly line side
Street, thirry-seven
q Gs7 westerly the souhwestery of Sew
Seventeenth Street;
parallel with Seventh Avenue and partly through party
wall nnety-two Cg2) feet lire block:
thence westerly along said line twenty-five (25)
nOrtieTly parallel
Of Seventeenth
Street easterIy aTog the souherIy side of
Seventeenth Street twenty-five point
place OF beginning.
Dated, York. May 9th.
CHARLES W. DAYTON Referee.
GEORGE E. GARLAND. Attorney Plaintiff No II
Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan City
The following IS diagram OF the property o sold
Its number S 212 17th Street:
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SILKS AND NOVELTIES.

GUARANTEED SILKS. black white. col
ors direct from looms: factory price saves
you 15c to 45c. n yard; mail orders niled; Ie;
IOc brings samples and memento. LENOX
SILK WORKS. 1.133 Broadway. New-forK.
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aSTfoUEs AND CUBIos.

;rITF ANTIQUE FURNITURE EX-
CHANGE. I56 West 34th-st-. near Ith- l-
- .eel,s-s after bargaius In odd pieces less
- ! ra!ue We buy. sell. exchange
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Ios sHoNGoop & soNs. Auct!oneerl

JOS. sHoNGooD & SONS. Auct!oneers,
saiesrooms No. "a Bowery.
May 7-Jewelry. Jos. Koch. is4 Ave. A.
W II. Gentzl.uger 95 Amsterdam-ave.
May Clothing, etc, pledged TO April
"a. 1902 D. Siiberstein's Sons. 10 6th-ave-; !;
SilhArstein Bros. 2457 Sth-ave.
May S-CIothing. etc, Alex Freund- l,o4o
Bd-ave.: H Rosenberg. $50 Sth-ave.
MAY 1f-Jewelry etc. I A. Levy. 22S
sd-ave.: L. Rosenthal 1o3 West 31st-st;
May 12-Men's and wornen's clothing
etc. II. 6. Isaacs. 2.43S sth-ave.
May 12-Jewelry. etc. pledged TO May !,
1902, y. Silberstefn's Sons, 10 6th-Rve.: Sfl-
berstein Bros. ?, 457 sth-ave.
Nav 13-Jewelry. watches diamonds,
etc. e z Fox. 62s eth-ave-
May 13-Mens and women's clothing,
etc A Friedman. 344 F. Houston-st.
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IN bringing out a new edition Of 'Old Plate
lThe Gorhsm Manufacturing Company John H
Buck has given special attention TO the silver
ware TO be found in this country, of native and
foreign make. This is much the case. that
the book might we'll have been given a title
which would suggest its American interest. The
many native silversmitls and goldsmiths appear
here with all the important facts that nave
come down about them and their work &c
cIesiastic plate domestic and decorative plate,
and tie progress of engraving on silver are care
fully traversed: but particular attention has
been given TO the examples found in churches
because Of the greater ease in following up the
records and tracing their disposition COM
prehensive catalogue is given Of all the known
examples of ecclesiastic plate, so far as it has
been possible to gather the information in the
States comprising the old Colonies Chron7logi-
cal lists are appended OF American and London
made plate giving the date. the makers mark
and some particulars. Convenient tables OF
London date letters and London hallmarks are
also included. and there follow indexes of places
donors makers and marks mentioned, making
in all a most serviceable book Of reference
Careful line drawings and plans are used in IL
lustration. together with photographers Of note
worthy native specimens
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07

Section 4.
Block 1246.

-be eaIa win he made subject the amount unpaid
for principal interest an existing mortgage iO
S17 600 . oo., -oo,
- SYLVESTER L. H WARD. Referee'
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AUCTION SALES.

~~-~---~-----N-~>-- ~-----T-T--,
FREE EAHlBlTlOA OF A. ~ -,
1T.Ts q n sale begins Tuesday, May
- a n a ~. and following DAYS until
- er:irs stock IS disposed Of Bargains
90 dealers Goods sold in the ioush. aiso
lot t - .-,sl,e,,ss hencles and tools CHAS.
= SAITH. Auctioneer, at a Mendelso1n'
313 zth-sve-
--TC.Iy.p0 WALTERS SONS. Auctioneers.
~ So II ADMINISTRATORS SALE,
--a,saT Thursday. May 9Th. at 10 a. n.
= Sforeroom. Nc. 3 Duane street, New
YORK city. a large lot Of second mana IuT-
-,ft,sre clothing. bedding, household aItl-
eTes horb useful and Ornamental -
DTAMO%DS. WATCHES. JEW ELhn. = =.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07

There is a fine old adage, somewhat brusque,
perhaps. but delightfully."- buoyant, that one may
read. hanging from the brass lamp in many a
country store: If you don't see what you want,
ask for it" Something of this refreshing spirit
sniu9ates toe compilation OF Curious Facts
(The Amsterdam Book Company made by Don
Lemon and edited by Henry Williams. When
the time has come, as the Walrus once averred
IT had TO talk of many things Of why the sea is
boiling hot and whether pigs have wings, cne
could not do better than dip lightly into the
three hundred small but packed pages Of this
curious volume on page 1S3 read a quota
tion from Lord Macauley," headed How to
Read a Book
When a boy 1 began to read very earnestly,
but at the foot OF every page read stopper
and obliged myself 10 give an account OF What
had read on that page At nrst j had 10 redu
81 three CT four times before / got my NINA
firmly fixed. But / compelled myself TO comply
with the plan. until now when 1 have read q
book through once, / can almost reclte IL from
beginning 10 END
With this volume in hand and this injunction
before the eve the goOsefiesh starts all over
one Fancy remembering indelioly the separate
rieces Of a watch: The longevity Of parents and
vitality OF children in Hungary; the language OF
The uarasol: the eight things that the perlodlcal
Engineer" once said would never be settled:
the reasons why a pump operates; the fecundity
Of flies: the way to fall down safely the pest
bait for rats. and early instances of the use OF
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07
BUSINESS CHANCES.

r-sISEss MAN or FIRM wanted e han
SiI IN rifv q Ethia water for family and
.ahie use. ADDRESS WATER. Tribune of-
fee
r-4DST CLASS CONFECTIONERY AND
TSTs CREAM STORE for sale. In good
country town business sZ0.vvV q ; ear pr pr
SasC- seffs Il on account of his health.
fSS-e.S 2 z c Tribune 0ffice.
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PAwNBROKERs' SALES

ELI SOBEL, Auct, 9S Bowery. sells 10
a. m. goods pledged to May 1, 1902.
May S-Jewelfy. watches and diamonds.
r. Michael. 1919 2d-ave.
May 11-Clothing. dresses, f. Sobel & Son.
l. 42G 2d-ave.. and H Sobel, 772 eth-aVe
May I2-Jewelry. watches and diamonds
siIverware, etc, and all goods reserved from
previous sales, VIM. Prayer. AL 7th-ave,
May I3-Jewelry. watches. diamonds
ETC. Thos Newman & Son. Brooklyn
May 14-ClothinK. dresses. shoes, etc, J.
A. Weaver SIP West 5Tth-st.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
LOST.
West 18th Street.

The approximate Of lien or charge. to salts
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I, l. FIRUsKI AuctIoneer. 70 Bowery


May by VIM. Simpson. tewelry.
May s-By H. Stern, Sc West 31st--st.,
diamonds. watches jewelry, all pledges
May s-By L. Cahen & Sons, ~ Canal
St, diamonds. watches. tewelry. all pledges
prior April 20, 1902. from ), 600 to 5000.
May S-By NJ. Levy. 45 Carmine-st.'
May 11-Bv r. J. Rosenthal. 80 3d-ave.'
A. Il. Samuels Sons All Grand-st.; Brook
lyn, diamonds. watches. jewelry. all pledges
prior May 1. 1902. all older dates.
May I;.y 12-By S; Mayer, 252 Warren-st;' s,ra
watches jeweIry. all pledges May 2. 1902.
May 13-By L. Burger. 7s4 Amsterdam
ave. diamonds. watches, jewelry. bric-a-
brac. paintings. cut glass, Dresden china.
bronzes. all pledges prior May 9. 1902 and
all older dates held over.
May 14-By Goldstone Bros. SS6 6th-ave.,
diamonds, watches. jewelry. all pledges
prior May f. 1902 all older dates.
May 14-By A. Laurence, 232 1st-ave-.
clothing, etc. pledged prior May 4. lso2-
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. NJ sheehan.
auctioneer. 152 and 1874 Canal-st.
May by S. Lehman. 292 Columbia-st,
May s-By H McAlesnan. 1874 sth-ave..
Is. 0oo to go coo. and goods held over.
May s-By P. Freel. i6o Grand-st.. cloth
ing to May l. 1902
May 11-By H. McAleenan. 1880 Broad
way, diamonds. jeweiry. watches, etc.
May 12-By R simpson Co, Myrtle
pledged Nos. 1891 to COCO.
May i3-By S. Lehman. 292 Coiuuhia-st.
Brooklyn. jewelry. etc, to May 8. 1902.
ave. diamonds. 1ewelry. ETC.. pledged TO
May s. 1902
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07

BCTLER.-By reliable colOred man. pri-
vate family OF IaSnIOnaDis bOdTalug
house; reference BUTLER. box AZ. ITIO-
une Office
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COACHMAN.-Ffrst class; private family:
married; small family: used TO manage
ment OF large stable: drive four or tandem:
seven years reference Address J. s. leo
West 56th-st
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07

SMITH & ENGEL. reliable lawyers. sos
Broadway New-York: accidents doTnes-
tic difficulties quickly sdiusted- eonsulta-
ton free.
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BUTLER and VALET.-ThoroughIy ex-
per1enced, willing 20 travel; speaks sew
eral languages; best references. address
F. r.. - Last 9Jtn-st.
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DRESSsIAkING.

DRESSMAKER.-Fash dressmaking
at 232 East 1l5th-st.: elegant filter, de
signer: all new styles; out by day; home
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MAID. &c.-By young woman. =, .ss-ss -s-.
OF invalid. or as lady's maid auf seam
stress; six years city reference f77 F-,s.
S5th-st.. care OF Mrs TuIly
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07

vate stable; ten years first class city rec
concentrations; last and former employers
can bs seen COACHNAN, l51 West
62d-st
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COACTIMAN-Sin middle aged; height
s feet Q inches; understands his business
in every respect; city or country: strictly
temperate; willing and obliging; first class
reference. J. D.. Box IA, Tribune Uptown
Office 1854 Broadway