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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-11

The general average as to quality is 81 per cent.
Sc compared with so7 last year. ~ I'm 1901 and
s. in 1900 II is estimated that about 81 per cent
q tho corn crop Of 1902 still in the hands u
farmers on November !. 1898. as compared with u
Ter cent OF the cron Of 1901 IL farmers hands on
November l. 1902. 80 per cent Of the crop or 1900 IN
Farmers HANDS November J. 1901. and a six years
average OF 81 per cont
The pre urinary estimate Of the average Weld an
acre az buckwhest Is ~ bushels. against aver
sce Weld an acre of ISL bushels in 1892. lSS bushels
fn 1901 and wear averag' OF l7.s bushels The
average Tor quality is 9ls per cent. against SS.l
last wear. So IN 1901 and 90 in 1890.
The preliminary returns indicate a haNseed crop
~ about 112o0el0 bushels. average Of 50 bush
els acre. compared with a final estimate Of
: bushels acre in 1902 The average as 10
ovalitv is S49 per cent
The preliminary estimate Of the average yield an
WELD ~ 6 bushels I'm 12. Cos bushels in 1901 and a
ten-year average of 80 bushels. The average as
20 quality is sos per cent. compared with S0.4
Trr cent iu November last. "a IN November 1901,
and SS1 in November. 1890.
The preliminary estimate 81 the average yield Of
hay Is ia tons acre. against an average yield
1is IN lee Us tons IN 1901. and a ten-Near
average or 1S3 tons. The average as TO quality Is
81 per against So per cent in November last,
81 IN November. 1871. and Sc in November. 1900
The preliminary estimate OF the average yield an
acre ~ tobacco Is $50 pounds. as compared with
tho fnal estimate Of 1913 pounds IN 1902 The aver
&c s quality is So per cent
The preliminary estimate Of the average weld an
acre 81 rough rice is 81 bushels. against aver
ylelG Of c7-3 bushels in 1902 52S bushels in 1901
and 81 bushels in 1890.
The report also includes fruits and various minor
crops which win be published in detail in the
Rouorrer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-11
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The Sheriff has received three executions. aggre-
eating 1907 against the Sturtevant Company (ho-
ten two for 1856 in favor Of Pauline Beck. and the
other for S2a in favor Of Max Sobel-
The Sheriff yesterday received attachment for
S57I9 against property OF the Bank of Africa. Linn
itei. OF Johannesburg, South Africa in favor Of
Peter L, Jones on an assigned claim of r. l.
F-fucf's Sons exporters. amount due on a bill OF
exchange made by the bank on February T. 1888
A deputy sheriff served d copy Of the attachment
Or an officer OF a local bank
The Sheriff yesterday received two attachments
aecrecatinC sSSs against property OF Philip Sachs
cloak and suit dealer. Of Boston, Mass, one Tor
s5Ss I'm favor of Leo Mendelson. and the other for
$500 i'm favor Of Hirsh Brothers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-11

The arproxinlate amount the lien charge TO sat
isf which the property be sold
"a iss Al together with allowances amounting
to S2S3 as interest from June 18th. 1903 besides
Of sale. The approximate amount OF
aIes assessments or liens which be allowed
10 the purchaser of the purchase money or paid by
~ referee ia ffty-four dollars and interest. The
eise will be subject prior mortgage OF about
,yentvtNo thousand dollars January
1oos and costs of a action pending to fore
eli
Dated New York August 81, 1908.
EDWARD B. "A FTyTRA, Referee.
Tho aboye sale is hereby adjourned October Tth
-a0S al the same hour and place.
dated New York, September 2Srd. 19O3
~ EDWARD B. LA FETRA Referee.
The sbove is hereby further adjourned 10 October
DIST 1904 at the hour and place.
dated New York. october 18th. 1903.
- EDWARD b. LA FETRA Referee.
The above hereby further adjourned to Noven-
ts- 4th 1903 at hour and place.
Dated New York. October 21st 1908.
EDWARD r. LA FETRA Referee.
The above sale is Hereby adjourned TO Wednes
dsv November 18th. 1903 at the time and place
hated New York November 4th. 1903
EDWARD B. LA FETRA Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-11

COACHMAN.-E3y young man OF neat ap-
pearance: understands his business: ex-
pert city driver. private family: first class
references. Address T. f. z. 119 West
s9th-st-: private stable
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STORAGE NOTICES.
cIoBE STORAGE & CARPET CLEAN
ING co,

GLOBE STORAGE & CARPET CLEAN
ING co,
400 so4 3n5-3O7 East G1st ST..
by Il. YETTER. PRESlIlt;N /,
ANDREW b. YETTER, formerly COTE TIIT
business under the name ana sty ~ r., "a NINc;
ATLAS STORAGE & CARPET OK. .-n ~
n YETTER. formerly doing business IHIef
the name and style of THE GDCSE = ~
AGE & CARPET CLEANING C0Mt ,ao3
New-YorlS. Nov. H. ivVt-
To Mrs Alexander. Mrs. Anderson
Samuel Cohen. Monte Collins. a; ,,, Do Ms
Mrs. S Dockerty. Mrs. Charles Ems SIS-
Flawn Mrs F. Gouget, Matilda ,I',s,er
Mrs G. Hansen, Mrs. William hustUll'
Hrs, W. J. Hancock. Mrs. J. X INLAY; Dr,
Levy. Edward Lacey. MI MOSS ,,IS,,,,-itz
Moore. &. W. Meyerfeld, Is. M sS S'a.io-
Mrs. Morrissey. Mrs c. Marin; " = OF
Mrs MacMartin. James Miller MIS- MIs, vii
tenbourg. Gutenberg & co. @; ReIheE' 1a,-
lam Penney. Hugh Kelley. Miss l. p ~ ~
more: Kate Reagan, Mrs u ,. G9Gne' Nj Nh.
Reilley. ]. r. simonson. Mss Agnes
Strauss Henry shelton. *. solomon MI
williams Mrs Woods. 9 9. W oo .rN- ~ ~
Alex Wiley. Robert Wallace. ,.lt, 90
each Of You are hereby notified that- tHs ne
time for the payment Of the lien We noI5
upon the property hereinafter des.IiDe,
having expired. after due notice theL. e}i
hed been given YOU, this company VIII
cause such property. to VII. nous ~,
goods. personal effects and merchaIolTre
stored by YOU in their warehouses 10 ~ So
sold at public auction. according 70 tns
statute In such case made and PROVIDED. NJ
3O5-307 r. 6fst-st.. on Wednesday, I)eCeIn-
Der O. and on Thursday. December i" I'V3,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m II tne
sale be not completed or the 9th and 10Th
DAYS OF December IL viii he continued on
every day thereafter. at 10 O'Clock a M
until all the good saTe sold.
GLOBE STORAGE e CARPET CLAN
ING co.
Andrew b. Yetter. President
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CROP OF CORN LARGE
Preliminary Estimate Places it at g
$4,000, OOO-40erage 95.S an 1cre.

Washington. Nov. 1e.-Preliminsry returns 20 the
CHIEF OF the Bureau Of Statistics or the Department
Of Agriculture the production % corn in 1903
indicate total yield OF about 2SlSO 10000 bushels. or
an average Of rs bushels an acre. compared
with yield OF 26.S bushels one year ago.
I67 bushels in 1901. and a ten-year average OF 25s
bushels.
The following table shows. for the twenty prin-
cpal corn States the preliminary estimates OF
average yield an acre. in bushels. in 1903 with the
final estimates for 1902 and 1901. and the mean OF
the averages for the last ten years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-11

Park Avenue

,ybir6 The above described property is be is
9-5s with thereon from the
Ssptember 1903 together with costs and allowances
.rIDn1ting 81 interest from September
with the O
irafa amount OF taxes assessments other liens
he. o the purchaser out Of the purchase
money or maid by Referee Is 1861 30 and
be sale Is made subject prior mortgage OF $4,000
win interest from August g. 1903. and a year
lease which expires May 1st 1905.
led Nay York September 1903.
AUGUSTUS II VANDERPOEI. Referee.
Tie above sale hereby adjourned Friday.
1903 at time and place
Dated October 23, 1898
AUGUSTUS II. VANDEsRPOEI.
DANIEL. J. GRIFFIN. Attorney for Plaintiff, Court
Street. Brooklyn. y. \.
Is hereby further adjourned TO Tuesday.
November 18th. 1903. the time and place
Dated New York October SOth. 1903.
AUGUSTUS II. VANDERPOEL, Referee.
DANIEL J. GRIFFIN. Attorney for Plaintiff. ~ Court
Street Brooklyn y. Y.
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LOST.

HANDBOOK No. 347. 4S6 OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. ANY per
son having claim to It is hereby called
upol TO present the same within ten days
or submit TO having said passboOk cancelled
and new one issued.
LOST.-Bankbook No. 163. $50 Of the Harlem
Savings Bank. Payment stopped. Please
return book TO bank, 124th-st. and 3d-ave
LOST.-Bankbook No. 400 991 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-
tinguished and q new one issued in lieu
thereof.
LOST.-Bankbook No. 900. s37 on Dry Dock
Savings Sank. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon to present the
same TO the bank within thirty days or the
said book viii be declared cancelled and ex-
tinguished and new one issued in lieu
thereof.
LOST handbook No. 3s2. 900 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon 10 present the
same TO the bank within thirty days or the
said book will be declared cancelled and eN-
tinguished and a new one issued in lieu
thereof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-11
STEEL MEMS WAGES CUT.

Reading. Penn. Nov. l0.-Notices were posted this
afternoon at the Blsndon Rolling Mil that the rate
Of pudding would be reduced from s. 80 TO 81 ton
The puddlers employed by the z. A. & F. G.
Brooke Iron Cornpany at Brdsboro received notice
cf 2 reduction from s. 80 TO 81 a ton A cut of 10
Ter cent viii be made in the sheet mill and other
departments in proportion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-11
NEW HOTEL MANAGER AT CANNES.

The American patrons OF the Hotel Beau Site,
Cannes. viii be pleased TO hear that Mr. Weber.
who manages the Hotel de Ia Paix Geneva in SUM-
rner for his father Frederick Weber. has been sp-
rofrtod general manager Of the Beau Site. In
addition 10 IN annual lawn tennis tournament,
Mr. Weber is organizing other recreatiOns for his
guests in the park.
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS.

Female.
A YOUNG WOMAN who Is a refined mu-
stefan. desires to be companion in a
home Of culture TO lady who Ia blind
or shut in, few hours each day. or would
like to pay 81 a week for privileges Of such
home, II services are not required; highest
references given and required. Address NJ
NJ. Tribune Office West Harlem.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

YOUNG MAN are YOU tired working for
others DO YOU wish TO go into business
FOR vourseIf2 / have a good proposition for
a Young man with q few hundred dollars.
JESSE l.. EDGREN. Ashland Hotel, New
York
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COACHMAN-SinsIe. 2s; private family
thoroughly understands care Of horses
good driver: city or country: good reference
NJ. X. 344 East 41st-st.
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MACHINERY.

At REDUCED PRICEs.-5O0 second h f.1l,,l
800 md iron working machines; fulIy
,,,,aranteed. machinery bought and e1-
ebanged GEO Il. EDDY. 39S Madi3on-st.
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COACHMAN-Engiish thorough horsernsn:
careful driver; understands his business.
married, IS. 10 years with last employer.
Address ASHMAN. 36S West 52d-st.
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CTPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

~ George Stollberg Plaintiff William A A. Brown
and others Defendants In pursuance Of Judgment OF
~cosure and sale made and entered in the above
entitled action bearing date the 10Th day OF Sptenne
1o02 undersigned the Referee in said Judgment
aUed Will public auction at the New York Real
Estate No 161 broadway in the Borough OF
York, the 2rd day OF october,
iqG3 al IL O'Clock that day by Joseph p Day
directed by said Judgment TO be
cold and therein described follows: All that certain
lot niece or parcel OF land with the dwelling house
thereon erected situate in the city Of New-Yor Borough
OF Manhattan. and bounded and described TO VIII Begin
r AZ point formed by intersection OF the Northery
linz 81 one and Sixth Street and the Westerly
iire Of park Avenue formerly Fourth Avenue and run
ming thence Northerly along tho Westerly line OF Park
eleven I'D inches; thence
Westerly parallel with On hundred and Sixth Street
Southery parallel with Park
Avenue mart oS through wall
five On feet Un inches the Novtherly line OF
nd thence Easterly along
the Northerly line Of one Hundred and Sixth Street
TWENTY-FIVE (2J) feet to the point OF beginning.
Dated September 30, 1908. -.-
AUGUSTUS II. VANDERPOEI. Referee.
DANIEL J GRIFFIN Attorney TOR FIaintin, Al Court
Street, Brooklyn. N Y
The following diagram the said parcel 20 be sold
described. known by the street number n East
one Hundred ana Sixth Street OF Park
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
Tie Tribune received ut their Uptown
Ofiic-. 40. ! .3G4 Broad way. between Seth
ard 37fh SITS. until q O'Clock 2 m. Adver-
tiseInents received AT the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until o. clock
D. m. viz. 254 shave. g. e. cor. 23d-st !.
1853 eth-ave., cor. l2th-st.; 90 East 14th-et. :;
257 West x2d-st-. between It'll and sth ayea !:
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nglish: middle aged. II.
in: married. no children. dsv or
country: fifteen years good city reference.
ROBERT, 800 Amsterdam-avs
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er-st-
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NURSERY GOVEENESS. By -
lad. experienced IN the care & ,l.-e
references exchanged Address = =
Tribune Oflce.
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To Title Augustus. Mrs. Geo r. Barnes,
william Brewer Mrs. Carl1ce. ? frazer
Mrs =. Glover J. II. jenkins. Mary Han
nah. Amanda jenkins. Lizzie Malone, Viii
tam or Mrs. L. l. Nixon. Mrs. g. Reilly
f. &. Reed Ida Spafford. -- Wells. Annie
Williams. Sarah Williams, Emily Bel,
Samuel Mckinley. - Broadstreet. Ada
Nichols Mrs. A Prime. Chas 7. Ward, II.
b West, Mrs. stephens. Mrs. Jones. Samuel
Thomas. Mrs. j. HendriCkson, 9. Jack
son. Mrs. J. r Thompson, Mrs. J. Smith.
Mrs Cox Mrs. J. Plunkett, Alice Wynn.
Mrs J. Allard. J. H. Pierce, Cornelia
Cooper, Mrs Greene. Mrs. Henry Bowley.
Edward Fare, Mr. Churchill, Mrs. J. Hob
son, Mrs. George Washington, J. s TAYLOR
or Doherty & Co. Charles Rand. Mrs.
O. Hara. William Vincent. Mrs. Z. TAYLOR,
Mrs. Carter. Mrs. A. z. Bodice. Mabel We'd
Ter. Cornelia Peyton. Hattie TOney, Lima
Hazard. William Cook. Della Williams.
Mrs. s. B. Ferrebee. -- Mason. Mrs. A.
r. Jones Mrs. Robert Maleady. W II. Jen-
kins. Louise Mitchell, Mrs c. Thompson,
Emma Brooks. John Adams. Mrs. ".
Lucas. Mrs. Arthur TimpsCn, -- Epps, s.
W. Hill, and Mary Coakley: You are here
by notified that Thursday. November 26.
and on Thursday. December g. 1903. com
mencing at 1870 a. m, there will be sold
at No. 307 West 37th-st.. this city. certain
household goods and personal effects stored
IN your respective names or for your re-
spective accounts WILLIAM NJ. HOW
LETT. successor to p. Pagan & Son
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COACHMAS, GARDENER. thor
Oughly competent; flowers. milking. care
furnace: generally useful on private place;
three years references: very satisfactory
Address WALLACE care OF William z
Quimby. last employer. 14f Broadway.
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BUTLER-Neat appearing cOlOred man.
experienced. best reference. or waiter IN
first class club. Cau or write. j. h MAN
LEY, 45 Flatbush-ave-. Brooklyn
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HELP WANTED.
Male.
GANWASSER@ WANTED.


Male.
GAEVASSER@ WANTED.
wANTED.--A neat. Intelligent. capable
man as advertising canvasser on a regular
yearly publication OF long standing. Com
mission basis. Only those who would
hustle need apply. H. Box 10, Tribune
Office
CANVASSERS.-By New-York morning
newspaper FOR circulation work. salary
guaranteed with exceptionally liberal COM
mission. Apply TO Mr.. WHEELER. Room
ll9 Tribune Building.
CANVASSER.-Thoro capable news
paper and book canvasser 70 present In
New-York and nearby territory high-class
educational proposition at nominal cost; q
interest to every family; liberal guarantee
to experienced men. Address L. W. B..
Tribune Office.
YOUNG MEN everywhere copy lptters:
home evenings; $3.50 week: send ad-
dressed envelope for particulars. NAN
AGER DEPT. W ZIG. Box I.4l1, Philadel-
phia, Penn.
YOUNG MAN-BRIGHT-Over is to pre-
pare for Govt Position. Good Salary
Permanent, Gradual Promotion. Box $40
Cedar Rapids Ia
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COACHMAN.-SinEie; middle aged: under
stands care horses. carriages thoroughly !;
careful city driver: care furnace; generally
useful; sober, reliable; personal references.
OACHMAN A, Box s. Tribune ONCE.
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COACIiMAN.-MarTI no family: aged 30 J:
height. n. : inc: weight $50: twelve
years best city references: last employer
can be ceen- KENNEDY. 1O1 East 75th-st
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COOK, &c.-Assistant cook or helper IN
restaurant or kitchen. Address PETER
SKIEN, 6T2 Henry-st.. Brooklyn.
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HELP WANTED.
Female.

Female.
A SNAP.-Lacies and young men 10 take
light, pleasant work at their own homes ,
81 TO 50 per day can be easily and quietly
made: no canvassing; work sent by mail.
Address. with stamp. STANDARD MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY. 20 BaIl-st.. Rox-
bury, Mass.
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REGnDING Furniture Picture Frames;
Gold Leaf guaranteed; reasonable
charges. showrooms so Sixth-aye.. Oppo-
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for ladies'. gentle
mems and children's discarded Clothing.
fine Evening and Street Costumes. Jewelry.
Bric-a-Brac. Furs. etc. Mr. OF Mrs. NJ.
NATAL. 7ss Gth-ave.: telephone LOIS
r 3Sth.
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ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
HOTEL RUDOLF,

MARLBOROUGH HOUSE
vi ATLANTIC CITY. y. !.
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS. PROPS.
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
BY young man. rs. attending Cooper Union,
fair knowledge Of mathematics. with civil
engineer; ambitious and willing: Al ref
erenCes CHARLES NJ HIESIGER. So
Sherin-st.
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WILLARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURER OF billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley builders;
lowest prices. MARK BROS. "a Unioo
Square
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RIrTLER-COOK-B man and wife, man
as butler: wife as cook. excellent refer
ence: first class in every respect l. A.
90 East 39th-st-
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SPECIAL OFFICER. messenger or watch
man in bank preferred. by retired police
man; active, temperate and reliable: refer
ences. Address LEWIS. 1858 9th-st.. Brook
lyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-11

COOK--By young colOred man. first class
boarding house. restaurant. private fam
fly. Call J. E. CHARLES. 168 West Sd
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NeN-f Ork. NOV. 10, IFOt5-
ONCE Of DAJB'S FIRST AVENUE
STORAGE WAREHOUSE, 70 1st-ave-To
Morton. Koenig Alex. Fischer. Schulz
Josephine Pennock. Behrens, Keller Bag
got & RyHll. DonneIy. Lyal. Collins. Eliza
Arnold, Podhisk-- PA 1st.-ave. f. Ritter,
Caroline Rentlnyer. Freeman. Richter
Grayon- Oh. Fictze. Dcnohue. VogeI. Hess !:
you are hereby notified that the time for
the payment Of the Hen we hold upon the
property hereafter described having ex-
pired. after due cause such prouerty to
wit: Household furniture. personal effects
stored by you in our warehouses to be
sold at public auction. according 10 the
statute In such case made and provided at
our warehouse. 122 F. 13th-st, on Friday,
Nov. 20. 1903, commencing at 10 O'clock
a. m. II sale is not COMPLETED on the day
Of Nov. 20, 1903, IT Will be continued Fri
day thereafter, at 10 o'clock a. m. and be
continued until all OF the goods are sold
DACBS STORAGE WAREHOUSE
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CARETAHR-By intelligent. trust
worthy American couple bachelor .
apartment or small Office building; Al ref
erence. Address E +. D. "a Sth-ave.
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WORK WANTED.

Female.
COMPANION. -Refined lady. French de-
cent Just arrived. as lady's companion or
care OF small children. can sew. ADDRESS T.
LAGOS. 12T Prospect-st. Jersey city
Heights.
COVERNGSS OR COMPANION-B swiss
lady; college graduate. perfect French,
German: all English branches. music,
drawing; experienced successful teacher;
experienced with children: accustomed TO
travelling here and abroad; highest per
eouAl references. IL. B.. 20 East oeth-s,,
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
WHITTIER HALL.


WHITTIER HALL.
! 80 AmsterGam-ave.
Single rooms Tor women. furnished. Si2 TO
SO a month. All COnveniences. Also
few rooms in adjoining building Tor men OF
married couples. Inspection Invited. or
address Secretary.
IRVING PLACE. 67-Suite large rooms;
bath: hot. cold water. two three gen
t!enlen: man and wife; other large rooms
S73 I.GXISGTON-AVE. GOTH ST Re
fined hOTae for gentlemen; superbly fur-
1ishcd rooms, single and connecting moo
eTn bathrooms
POI WEST 10TH ST.-Large or small
room; steam heat and bath; hnest loca-
ton FOR gentlemen: ring Districts bell.
45TH-ST.. Il WEST. near 5th-ave.-Front
room, hath private house.
c. EAST l2sTH-ST.-Newly furnished
rooms also back parlor. running water
near Mount Morris Park; reasonable.
ELEGANT furnished rooms suitable for
two gentlemen OF Ladies. all improve
ments: references required. nice neighbor-
hood. S. KAUFMAN, 25S West ll2th-st
4sD-sT.. rs WEST broadway and 9th
ave. sunny rooms, exceedingly well
kept: every accommodation: reasonable;
references.
as IRVING PLACE. near East lTth-st-
Large AID small well lighted furnished
rocms: telephone service: terms moderate
BY day week. central location
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LADIES wanted everywhere, copying let
tiers at home. evenings or spare time and
return TO US: no mailing or canvassing. 50
weekly earned. materials free; enclose self
addressed envelope for particulars. GUAR
ANTEE CO. No. W 1l6 Ninth-st.. Philar-
delphia, Penn.
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JUDGMENTS.

The following judgments for sums Of more than
slo0 were filed yesterday, the hrst name being that
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WOMEN to sew at home: 80 per week; ma
terials sent everywhere free. steady work:
plain sewing only. send addressed envelope
Philadelphia. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-11

COACHMAN.-By German: middle age;
thoroughly competent; careful driver
three years good reference from last place
A p. 2s3 West l22d-st.. care Mr. Horn
berger.