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New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

Harriet L Keeler has followed her book for
Identifying native trees with one on shrubs. en-
t5tied Our Northern Shrubs and How to Iden-
sify Them" There ere more than two hundred
nhotographIe plates ussd in illustration Charles
ScrInner's Sons publish the book
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

I36th Street.
approximate amount Of the lien or charge to satisfy
the aboVe-descrbed property E to be sold Is
thereon from the 18th day OF Marc
1863 and allowance amounting TO
Si55 45 together with the expenses sale The
pIoximate Of assessments. Or other ens
allowed the purchaser out Of the pur
money, paid by the Referee, Is $iS4Sao and
interest.
Dated New York, March 23rd 1893.
ROBERT RUSSELL. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

Note.-The approximate amount OF the lien or charge
the above described property is TO De
81 67S So with interest thereon from March 18th
IYt3 together with and allowance amounting TO
S39 40 with Interest $3.50 IS thereof from March 10Th,
I{Q3 together with the OF the sale The ap-
of and Croton water
rates or liens allowed to the purchaser out
of purchase money paid by the referee, is $S44a
and interest
THOMAS GILLERAN, Referee.
GEORGE ". ELLIS. Attorney for Plaintiff. 14l Broad
New-York
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

The list OF characters in Percy Mackaye's play
IN verse, written around Chaucer as the leading
Part which has just been published by the
Macmillan Company under the title The Can
terbury Pilgrims is quite long. 1t is divided
into two parts, those characters which are taken
from the Canterbury Tales and those which are
not. In the first there thirty men and four
women. and in the second fourteen men and
three women.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

Houghton. Mifiin Co issued a translation Of
Etienne Pivert de Senancours "Obernann's Let
ters 70 Friend" in limited edition in October.
1901, so that the advertisement OF different
publisher setting forth another edition Of these
letters TOW fo- the first time presented in
English is trihe Inaccurate. The translation
Of the earlier edition was made by Miss Jessie
Peabody rockingham. who had already trans
lated the Journal of Maurice de Guerin- A
selection Of the letters given, not the en-
dire work. which Is bulky. The edition was in
two volumes.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

~ York County--Emma A. Whiteside plaintiff sganst
In pursuance Of judgment of foreclosure and sale
duly made and entered above-ented action and
bearing date day January 1888 /. the under
public auction the New York Real Estate Sales Room
New York 3Oth of March 1909. i2 O'Clock
on that day J. McElr1y. prem
ihes rected judrnent sold therein
ssribed as follows: lot. piece parcel
land situate in Borough of Bronx City New
York bounded described follows wit: Begin
ming at point Easterly side dis
hUndredth (322 24-IOOl Northerly
formed By the intersection Of the Northery
burnside Avenue said Fasterly Eyer
nue. running thence Northwardy along
or side said Ryer Avenue twenty five and four
hundredh C25 4io0s thence EaswardIy
right angles said Ryer Avenue nnety-eg ninety
four one-hundredth "a 00 feet: thence
end parallel said EaserIy side OF said
twenty one-hUrdredh thence
Nest0erdIy and nearly right angles said
ninety-eight and seventy three hundredh CSS
73-lool the T,oin place of beginning R-Tg lot
as known Map OF y Choice Lots belonging
Estate Of Finn, deceased. situate Burnside
nue. 179th Street. Mount Hope fremont.
New York City
Dated New York March 9Th 1893.
DANIEL F. MURPHY Referee.
Thomas Mundav
Borough Of Manhattan New York City
The following diagram of the be
described above: there being street nUmber
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

With Macdonald in Uganda is the title OF q
description by Major Herbert Austin member
Of the expedition against the mutiny OF the
Soudanese troops, which Longmans, Green q
Co. are publishing The expedition is deserted
from beginning to end. and the hope is expressed
that it may serve to remove many Of the erro-
neous impressions which exist as to the outbreak
Of the mutiny The book is illustrated.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

Professor Simon Newconb, whose "Rernlnis-
cences of an Astronomer is promised for pub
ucation next autumn has been elected president
Of the Congress OF Scholars which will assemble
at St Louis in September 1904. in connection
with the exposition The vice-presidents are
Professor Albion Small, of Chicago, and Pro-
fessor Hugo MUnsterberg, OF Harvard
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

Garry Robe-ts's ''Tramp's Handbook -Wnlcn
JoSn Lane has issued is illustrated from pen
and Ink sketches by William Pascoe, some OF
vfGeh serve IS diagrams for the proper hitcnes
far sent-pitching and SO forth. time table OF
the opening of flowers shows e convenient way
20 prt the time Of day the road; only the
hours frona 10 E. NJ to 8 p. n. are without sneiF
snpronrsate flower tInoekeeper. A short Vocaou-
ssyv az sucIuded Of Rom&ny and travellers cant
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
Proposals.
DRoPos1Is FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

peparnent of the 0cs Of inGsn 1onsSl1 IN
WsEninrton D. C., hxrcn 1913 ssaAso S caSs may
orsed Proposals for Ossf nonr etc. t 1naan AfslIS
sS5I south Canal street. CnlcaSo IL, W'a :, " sS Ior
mann cfc1nck TUESDAY, Apru -, S"NSs
Ior as in6Isn Service, ossf neu o&oon;
cotfee guEsr rice, and oEner GrucsS nrT novder
eISr, groceries, soap, o6AuS
crcsrkSry esricuItuRI implements paints: ss5Siery
leather, shoe nnoLSn, TonS
sc hsrdwSre SchOol medical supplies aho ,dorse3
iiSt of mseeaosous articles. Sealed otoeIs.a cIo1n-
PROPOSES blankets. wooen ana GoU 10 tn. Com-
Ee ana oH "
mssIonsr Of Indian Affairs, Nos. IlS-i2i Wooster m Of
~ received until cIoGA. y,
Hssday Nay IT, lVUS furnishing for the noAn
Ice 6snkets Wooen and cotton goooS OH GveTnment
blanks soneduea giving ell Necessary nc the indian
Once Washington o. c. the q g. Irdiaa sou6
Canal street Cnicaxo H.: s16 Howe5G Ss Nc the Com
mssaies Of Subsistence. u s A. at Ghsyehn m Seattle
Ta thc no1tmas;erg at Sioux City. Tucson, Poft5no'
spokars and Tacoma: and the Mangacqr9IS S CsI
d,ce-~1 AsGociation Of California san FFahcS
sids viii opened the hour and GAYS nneninS The
and bidders be present Al ne n1nt of
Deoarfment right determine 1nS mart Of
detiyery and TO reject any and al oEoS- oI
bid. W. n SS@'-@0'
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

Albert z. Galistin's monograph On Aubrey
BeArdsley-s Art' is to be published April 1
By Godfrey H. s. WIeners, at the sign OF the
Lark .New-York- E1kin Mathews will publish
the beck tn London
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
LmERIRY NOTES.

sF>vo novels on the list Of the Scrieners' spring
hOokx are Frances Pcweifs THE House on tne
Huasou." which IL described as combining tne
chsrnc4e-ast1cE Of Q detective story AZ = TO
vn.nce. and Annie FIfHt's story called "A Giri
- TA.aS" In this tale an author whose manu-
.rr.uss meet general rejection opens an once
sov the sailing of ideas to established writer's
e,Is lecor,cs q much read author by proxy
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

The titles Of the two ncvelettes and the short
sstory which are included IN the New Volume
OF Stories" by Zack published by the scr1oners
sre The Roman Road a story of an Engiish
manor house and its inmates; THE Beiance'
sn5 .~Tbe Thouebty Ones" the tale of the youth
Of two boys.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
DRESSMAkING.

SSMAKER--Fashionab dressmakinE
at reasonable prices Mime HAVERTY,
oe East S4th-st., near Aadison-ave.
ORESSM AKER.-SeveraI years With Lord
4 Taylor: stylish work: reasona bic; per
fect Mt Mr. WARD SALZER, Ios East
27th-sL, near 4th-ave.
INSTRUMENTATION will take
In spring and summer goWnE: reaRnna-
BILE; superior work: out by day 81 So Nine.
ROWE. l72 West 97th-st
DRE6SMAKER.-Expen garments tall
or made: evening dresses. shirt waist
suits made: ladies' own material received
elegant style. perfect hitting end hest Of
finishing guaranteed Madame CAROLINE,
S3 East i25th-sL
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
FURNISHED ROOMS.

COUPE VIII receive two or three geinuS; gins;s
man in their private dwelling: p..
bathG. electricity: smart valet; oreaAtaS ( a3S
6eth-6t. end Madison-ave-; tsiePn"Ae
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

. The War Journals Of the Prussian F1elo
Marshal Count Won Blumenthal, referring 10
the Austrian and French campaigns, are TO De
published by Loagmars. Green d co. Ihey
were written TO serve as notes for further me-
.noirs, and do not therefore, aim to be complete.
They present nevertheless a picture OF the
daily work and thought Of the famous chief OF
staff in stirring times. and have many personal
touches
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
MACHINERY.
RESTAURANTS.
GIBsON'S RESTAURANT. y SsideS & eS
Lane, New-York Open g. m. 70 p m
PAWNBROkERS' SALES.

L. L FIRUsKI. Auctioneer. 20 Bowery'
Mare march soGBy J: Stitch 8 Bro. ,sTslFy:
March 3I-By H. Baruch & Son. 10 ave
nue. A. formerly 249 East Houston-st.' ola.
monds, watches. jewelry. all pledges prior
March 2l, 1902. ali older dates. ,,
Row, diamonds. watches. jewelry. all
pledges prior March l. 1902. including No
6e. 3Us. all older dates. 20, -,s-,
ave- clothing. tewelry. bric-a-brsc. all
pledges prior March 25. 1902,
April ply Kalmus. o9 Sanai-s!:'
J. Simons, 772 Coiumbu6-aVe.. dlamonde.
watches. jewelry: all pledges prior March
~ April 2-By NJ. Manning & Son. 1910 50;
April 8-By II. Wundoehl & Son. 4s7 9th
ave. BkIn.. diamonds. watches. je~eiTy' iry
April 6-By J: J. Martin, 1874 Myrtle-aye.'
Brooklyn: b. Dreyer. Az 6th-ave-. dia-
monds. watches, Jewelry, all pledges prior
ELI soBEL Auct-. 98 Bowery. sells 10
a; M, goods pledged to March March 20. 1902, 81.
rnonds. Newark Loan Company.
March s1-Clothing dresses. shoes etc.
W9lheim & Son 4SS RotSman tsinaT s9s Hud
sonEst.: A. Auspach. 373 WIIlis--ave-
April 2-Jewelry; watches and diamon6s; 6E
5d-axe, Teneh: Formerly 'I1 SS7 East i2ist-st-
April S--ClotninR, dresses, shoes etc.
c. Sobel, SO 1st-ave.
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. n. Sheehan.
March 30-By ". Lavery. 594 sth-ave..
March 30-By H McAleenan 1880 Broad
way. diamonds. watches. jeweIry. ct; etG;
pledged from No; 900 to $50 90, in 1,, 1901
March 31-By (. Berger, 400 6th-ave
and 400 West 42d-st-. clothing. pledged tc
April by Alex schlang. 1855 Sd-ave.,
April by P. Free!. 100 Grand-st.
clothing. to March %. 1902.
cry. watches. diamonds. jewelry. etc,
pledged to No. $4,000. January i. 1907 and
~ April 6-By Est. John Simpson. 170 Bow
: psdsed pIsd tS4 to No s.5oI. to FEBRUARY /. 1902.
April 6NBy Fflin. clothing.
JOS. sHoNGooD & SONS. Auctioneers.
saIesrooms No. 81 Bowery.
March 3U-Jewelry and mems and wom-
ems clothing. etc, P. Kaskel. 81l 7th-aVa.'
Joseph Roth. % Columbus-ave.
March ehea "a. 1902. B. Alfses, 27a sta9ton-st,
April Mems and women's clothing.
etc. Albert Freund. 1888 3d-ave.
April 2-C1othing. etc. pledged to March
26, 1902. B. Fox 72 sth-ave. o
Columbus-ave.; L Fisher & Son
April 3-Jewelry. watches, diamonds.
etc. pledged to March 81. J. J. Aaron &
Son, 191 Grand-st.
ANDERSON & MINTZ. Aucts.. s. Bowery.
March 3I-By ]. L Fruhauf $50 Bow
cry diamonds. watches. all tewelry
pledged to March 10. 1902.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

Kate Douglas wtggin is on the way 70 Eng
land. where Il Is her custom to spend the epltn'
and summer The Baroness Won Hutten. auSno
Of .sour Lady of the Beeches." is also sailing.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS.

Female.
FRENCH GRADUATE two years. expert
ence In French public school, wishes sit
nation In reliable school. Call or address
MADEMOISELLE. $50 West 54th-st-
FRENCH GOVERNESS.-By French grad
uste; good musician: for summer months.
fn refined family. Call or address MADE
MOISELLE $50 West 54th-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

The Macmillan Company has lately aooeo 10
the Temple CIassics' Crabbe's poem called
The Borough" The pencil drawing OF the au-
thor by Sir Francis Chantrey. r. A. which
hangs In the National Portrait Gallery. has been
reoroouced as frontispiece-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

The putnaus have decided to extend the work
done In Edgar Mayhem Bacon's Hudson AlVer
from Ocean to Source" and Frederick s. Deilen-
% bsugh's Romance Of the Coloraoo hiVer iilIo
q series to be called THE Rivers OF MOI ~
America Historic and Picturesque" The next
-. ,,u he devoted to the Connecticut River,
80 hes been undertaken by Edwin Monroe
Rscon. who will spend the summer in gather
ing material along its course The book will
be published in the winter.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

In the fourth volume of the writings OF Ed
vsr6 Fitzgerald which che Macmillan Com
nsnv issued last week. volume CT 4eH'elo'
there is an interesting reference to the e1Peii-
Y.eat of q university production OF Greek pay
and the possibility that the sugsesrion may "A
e,-ae originally from the translator OF the
prh.tv,t He writes to Charles Eliot Norton,
1,,d.r 5a4e December 20 GsS2). as follows:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

r,r,orn House Norfolk. Va, Mar. 80 lScS-SessIeu
,rorssis for rock removal and construcung
noke River Weldon. N -. VIII &c
here until IL M APE 90 1893. and then puohcIy 0pee-
Informatlon furnished on application.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
Male.

cAPE.rAKER.-AIant to take charge Of sey-
eraI houses doing all repairs. WIN TINS
S2S P8rk-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

z P Dutton & Co. will tegin serles oi auto-
BIOGRAPHIES with that OF Cellinl' transiateo Ds
Anne MacDonnen- Hans Anoersens VIII 1oi, u,
yor shortly after. and the SERIES OF course. will
not lack material
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

50 EAST 56rH.-seIect private hoGss: o:sd en- :.
tire second aoor; suite nneiy Lu1n'sTIb ,n nh,
rentiernen only: private bath: electric ngnI'
yaIet breakfast optional: telephone SSS0-
3Sth.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
HELP WANTED.

T. w AN GOs
ATTENTION, MEN!-By doing an easy
work you can travel to England for 81;
to Germany for $40; also free transporta-
ton procured. return passage. Apply ct
Main Once. 115 lst-st-. New-Ycrk.
EARN 500 MONTHLY corresponding for
newspapers: SIS per column for work in
spare time; experience unnecessary. We will
help you get started. II you write plainly
and desire permanent. profitable employ
ment send for particulars. PRESS SYN
OICATE. Lockport. N Y.
ENGINEER, third class, $14 per week:
sohae man SCHWARZ & FORGER,
Cleaners and Dyers t25th-st. and Colum-
bus-ave.
STRONG YOUNG MAN TO learn cleaning
and dyeinK business: SO per week to start.
SCHWARZ & FORGER, 125th-st. and Co
Iumbus-ave-
WANTED.-Competen railroad machinists
and bolIernakers for out of town; good
wages Apply between a. m. and p. m.
to GEO. II. THOMAS. No. 81 Coenties Slip.
one flight up
WANTED. Capable n"Rspaper and book
canvRssPrs' one Of the most attractive
propositions ever presented I'm New-York
Apply to WILLIAM H. GUTELIUs. Trib-
une Office.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

USEFUL MAS--Industriou young man 10
hotel or on geDtlenaas place II th@
country useful man. used 20 horsA-
RILEY. 233 East TTth-st
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

44TH-sT., Ils wEST.-A, particularly AT al
tractIve and well furnished second 2sI nooI
together or separately also perIor SuLte
nriyste bath: house newly decorated ana
furnished.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

COACHMAN.-By young man. single; VIE
private FAMILY; good rider and DRYER,
can be well recommended Address II East
3Itn-St
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

CoACHMAN.-By German 81: single: e1-
peTienced in ali branches OF gentleman .
place or large stock farm, hrst class witt
ten or personal references. LCEhHOr :
AIS Gth-aye.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

under date December % Gss2. as follows:
You may have read somewhere OF an AJa1
sS our Cambridge over here Thirty years ae3
6N tell the Greek professor (now Master OF
sTrInitvl Have a Greek tragedy In wnab you
cau your Senate House" But was not sun IaII
fsn+iv I,uT,ortsnt to stir UP the ''Dons." CoWeli
SS.ttHa ne "a see and hear Ajax" but re-
rnsined here, content 10 snuff at 1t from tne
1theneum OF England, not Of Attica- Ano Oh, on
1hs stera NV two old housekeepers were cele-
6rating their fftieth or golden wedding over
bottle CT port wine in an adjoining roons thousn
IN that happy catastrophe oio not lNi '1oi
SOfN-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
WORK WANTED.
Female,

ENTRY CLERK.-By young lady; under
stands AlInE, indexing, etc. NJ. L. 9o'
BaItic-st.. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

NURSE North German gi~l a. nurse -
ore or two C'r'lirPn. 0r 1- cham ATff'tll-
500. Call Sunday or Monday morning at
rr-Pssrt employer. >. 23l West Slth-St--
CLIFFORD
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

USEFUL MANY married man. or gen
Tleman's place as all around man. ha-fv
with tools. thoroughly understands care q
horseh- cows, lawns and garden. etz7t
years reference from last place Can o.
write. R. LANPERT. 435 Eas. I221-st
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

FRn2 SLE G1RPETz, siik rsssasnis
IA Fsss "a gos;s 81 fsI . sS.r SsSErAL
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

MAN. skilled in IrIit culture. and see1i1K
fowls % se-Urr eggs IN winter AZ -a.s
usual cost. makes bone fertilizer ~ nsw
cheap method and grass butter In winter ~
Use OF cheap food. will serve one yea- Win
out wages. Address ". 2. PECK. 81 FII-
to1-St., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

ARpENFR.-MarTied: competent to take
full charge OF a fine country place; veg
eIabies, lawns, shrubs and glass; can milk
and take care OF stock ard poultry; capable
I , manage some help country place: seven
years references Address GLASS Box 8.
TitCre Of1Ce.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
Sur7ogates' Notice.
6o0@1 1T1RT9A AIN PURSUANCE OF

n "a order OF Hon Frank FfszgeraiSS tSn tn ali
~o,rtv y, New York, Notice 10 hefeoy gwen ~
@ bsyine csIms aEsInFt Martina the Sc me
r.x - New York. deceased 10 pfeseni - ~
Srg,b SoucherT thereof TO the Fuofeoe me civ Of
HanSHSo oG oT before 2Srd day Of May nexa;o
Ds.ed SeG York. the 18th day Of E1ncTtor
wvEprs TRACY & SHERMAN Attorneys tof H
6' sS vv.II street New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. couple. no chill
dren, wish a house during summer OF
Ioy ger: highest reference; eight years IN
iast place. Address for three days. Will
SON. 204 East 47th-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

.STE7sT 2A2 WEST, near BFoadway:-Ez-
ceptIouaIiy fne sunny rooms, suite o.
single. heated; hot ard cold water; oath'
Telephone; 81 70 $i2 weekly.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

ARMER-PractIcal. controlling farmer;
steady. sober. small family; underStandS
horses. machinery and charge OF help. E
II. S., 2454 2d-ave.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
LOST.

BLENBOOK No. 331. $50 Of the Union Dime
savings Institution Is missing ANY per
son baTinR a claim to 1t is hereby cAleu
uDon to present the same within ten I3s o1ys
or sui NIT 10 having said passoook canceAeo
and q new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

4 USEFUL MANA man about 35 years
I old. understands care fine horses. oar
- 49, 80 $50 :. = a. -
| 3Jth-st-. second floor.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

RELIABLE young cOlored widow, work ~
any Kind GOMEZ. 223 West 29th-st
one flight, front
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

FARMER FOR REAiAN.-Scotctman wife
and boy six years old; long experience in
America and first class with stock. crops
and all work on Eentleman's place: will
bCerd help, etc: best references: can b.
seen In this city. At CARPENTER 154
6th-ave-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

VALET--Experfence reliable: capabI. To-
travelling gentleman; good sea vcyaEer-
best references Address JAMES MORGAN.
care o. J. de Parrie. > Front-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

YALET.-HlzhIy recommended hv present
employer. 90 West 5~th-St where he -an
be seen: speaks English, French. German.
understands nursing
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

CARETAKER.-3I Middle aged reliable gor-.-
an good seamstr' ss and u1ender Eor prt~
vate family. OF any position OF trust, ref
erence. RENNER. 122 East SSth-i-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

order of Ahner Thomas SuTToEate r OF ep ene
sons SsytnE cIsfns against Jane D Maks late OF tns
County of New York deceased 10 present the ~
ochsrs thereof the subscribers at their pisce OF
,rSnsactne business at ofce OF Morton TITUS; CON-
nsnw NJ 3s Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhattan; u
5e city Of New before the hrst cay CT "@I
Dated New York gath day Of oGtoeer; 1897 rrcr
MOTION TRUST COMPANY. EDWARD 3 PEGh-
Executors. ,-. r--ar,,srr k1
jherfy Street Manhattan y. T. City.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES going abroad
wishes TO procure situation for ms
coachman who has been with him for three
years; thorougnl~ experienced ana goCd
careful driver; city or country. RObSO-s'
80 msterdarn-aYe.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

GARDENER. USEFUL MAN. - Middle
aged single: thoroughly understands his
business; understands care horses, car
riases COWS. handy with tools; excellent
reference StNISS AGO Pearl-st
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

! COACHMAN.-Swede. Sc. married, no fam
fly: good appearance; medium sized: tnoT-
| oughly competent; care gentlemans 9 nne
| country place: first class horses. harness
| and carriages: good rider and driver: strict
| Iy temperate; good personal references: city
/ or country. WILLIAM STREfFFERI, ia
/ West 54th-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

IN PURSUANCE OE nv
Frank T Fitzgerald. sr-0gaie 81 tne wing
IL hereby given to eA persons
sir. aEsInsI Louis e Neuman late OF the
the same Win
tSe-aof 10 the subscribers their piece on H TsrE
S'@nes. No S36 Pearl Sfreea In the ClSS 0a Te" '~
N ~ before the day Of May next ,ooo
O ne G ,S Sezr YORK tie 22n6 dS> NoVsn0er nS- ?.
vv,ty Uatsu ~ = EEIJMAN LOUIS E. HEUMAN il"
,or zesu'9 pSvEs Attorney Executor IS+ Nassau
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

GUIDE or cEAPERoN to party going
East by lady who has traxeiIed1, 1,. ebisb bish-
eat references Address P. A. NJ. oo'
PRrk-RHe.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Fe ale

COMPANION TO elderly LADY. 5y renned
Christian woman. good rea1er: pleasant
home preferred TO large sa-ary. Gail or
address NJ l. B, 81 West 45Lh-sE
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

COACHMAN. GARrENER and GEN ERAI.
MAN on gentIeman's place: married; {;
wife one child: North OF Ireland Protes-
tant: has been several years in last place;
employer can be seen in city; best TeleT-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

GARDENER and FLoRisT-By Swiss
married: no children; competent to take
charge OF gentleman's place; greenhouses.
lawns ho;oeds. trees vegetables: thirty
YEA s experience; care horses. cows: strictly
sober best OF reference. Address p. H..
Box al Lawrence. Long Island,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

COACHMAN.-Bv competent man. with
a private family; first class personal and
written references DEMPSEY, IS East
lO4th-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

COACHMAN.-Married 81; one child; neat
appearance on box; with good faInl.y
city or country. good. careful driver ana
understands his business thoroughly: nFeI
lass ners0naI references; good wages eN-
pected W Z. WILSON. 629 East lotn-sI
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

CARETAKER-By Swedish woman. -l-e-
In family, 10 take care oT a house s1r
summer. janltor: best references
ESTERGRE 401 East 64th-sL
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

OOACHMAN. GARDENER German, sin
gle, 25; excellent hOrseman. sober, trust
three years last employer. COACHMAN,
Box ., Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

COACHMAN-Single; medium size: thor
ougnIy experienced caring fine horses.
harness, carriages; areful driver. seheFsily
useful on Rentleman'B country place; nVe
years' personal references; employer can
ye seen JOHN, Box 2S, Tribune Uptown
ONCE. 1894 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

COACHMAN.-UudeTst care OF horses.
carriages: Scotchman: single: careful
driver; care lawn, roads, furnace; generally
useful; strictly SOBER country pIeieTred'
city reference Address THOMAS BOX o.
Tribune OffiCe.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

CARErAk ER.-By young German: In the
country by April !. for gentleman
nIace: understands horses, milking; rrteT
tnces from last employer. Address r t.
K. 2, lUi 5th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

cOACHMAN.-SingIs: strictly temperate:
good driver; furnish first class reieFsnTSS' iTS
Wiling and ooIIglng- Address La "a, -II
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

ARDFTNER--Generally useful man. sin
gle. 80: practical; vegetables. fruit trees.
shruNS. hedVss. lawns: care horse, COW.
poultry: handy with tools; good reference.
e, Box Is. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

GARDENER. COACHMAN---Middle aEea
single: care private place; experienced
vegetable ant flower grower sober and re-
GARDENER. Box II, Tribune once.