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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Every day Il the year from foot Of 7th
st for p Monroe, Norfolk Newport
News, and ali points south. by she 81
- perb, powerful stesl palace steamers
- s'EeEDot News Norfolk and
- ''Washins tor
w Washington $50 pm fLy. Portsmouth 80 pm
Lv Alexandra 200 pTnIlv- Norfolk 500 pm
At Fl Monroe 100 am Iv. Fl Monroe 100 pm
Ar Norfolk 800 au1i4r Ale1andria $50 am
Ar Portsmouth, 8:I5 am Ar. Washington Z 90 am
- Is Through connections made at Nor
- felk with steamers of Old dominion
Steamship Co fDr New York snd MGR
chants and Miners Steamships FOR Bos-
ton
EEFoY further information apply at
- GeneraI ticket oficg, Bond Building. 18th
sHd n. z ave, Or TT 81. wharf WssA-
- ington- D c.
'pssone 2ep0 mo C4LI.AHAs- Ger. Hgr.
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WANTEp-Whire boy in jcvciry shop. gs8
-f.r second floor. faE-gt
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FOUND.

FOJND-Tha best fried oysters. etc.. in the
cf-r. ~ 2l4 : NV. Try them. ie5sc'
FOUND-LaceT's ice cream absolutely pure
20 cents per gallon. Delivered il unlette-ed
wagons. coz Eew York ave. nv MILO q
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FOR SALE-HoUSES.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS,

he sell, exchange, and rnut property.
lst 81. un.. DO rooms ami birth lriae-.-.--S &C. 800
tioTJds ave- uw.- % rooms and uatrl---.--.- 8. 500
New room and bath brick. s-. ......-... e. 5a1
Meridian IIjlI nv. Z room tTame....-.--.- e 58a
% ST. nu-- room frame VIII trade..-... . SOD
Gail 10 Office FOR Others fest
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAFy.

FOR SALE-A very pretty Groaa. house $50
down. balance monthly. 90 postal cards
PIERCE E PIERCE, Vienna, Va. frI-#t
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wANTED-CoUNTRY PROPERTY.

3 WANTED small fsra within driving distance
81 Washington with improvements u. agents.
sill deal direct with owner ouL-- 100 fancy
price VIII be- entertained address r. MILLS.
1903 PeuHsEiEani ave. NV. Washington d. C.
ieS-3r
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MANILD-t ahlaetuakers or carpenters. TX
ForIouonI in putting up plate raiI- ApuIv $3.50
Princeton ST. or the Eastern Wall PaTer Co..
arh and O. SIS NV II
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE--Fine lot Ct parrots, TocGi ia, btr4s
squirrels, snakes, guinea Pigs, rabbits gold
EAh. Also Canaries from $3.50 yp-,srd
SCHAuD's EMPORIUM OF PETS. 10 18th 81
aw no25-tF
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED House boat want 10 buy one. stat
size and price ~, ~ GILES, -Ig F-uHsvi7ani
eve. IH- T-7 81
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE, $4,000.

FOR SAIE-A beautiful new house contain
5ug slN rooms. reception hall. attic and cellar;
very handsomely papsred and decorated. nm
isael iu hardwood; ha-ted uv furnace. and has
every modern convenience Very fine location
Price, -f..DT. Easy terms
EDWARDS & REEVES GneJ.
sz1- GA 18th ST NV
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-RDom and board in q private family
reasonable Address BOX 30 this office
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MISCELLANEOUS

LOST Black and tan deg last Tuesday, with
nur collar. answers % uasHe Nick give lib
rraI reward LILLE 1Uj NC. BOZ 49, ST.
NV fe2sl
DANCING Prof. CaIIwcIl's Private Academy
u12 VI NV. class lessons Tuezi3v and Friday
evenings, 1880, private lessons at appointed
hours, dag ar evening fe2-1U
CARPENTERISG; jobGiuz done: reasonable
Leave orders SGIJ ST. NV fr2.5-
WILL thor ughly prepare sou tar civil service
examination, several years experience, aIithme-
tic a specially. satisfaction gl4ranteeI- will
go 20 rour home. address BON 90. this Office
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Reader. sos 5tE ST. NV Tells everything you
wish fo know gives luck for all things Bring
this al. and get a good fortune for 25c and 5oc
u
THE LARGEST REWARD ever offered ta the
worilnguan IS our lowest cash price for Cd
good sut Of clothes or an avergolr lsligatfv
Useii. but Tar superior To new goods. JI ~TUS
OLD STAND, 6Iy D s., fe4-7t
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PERSONALS
Mr.. E. MILLION,
PIANIST AND HYPNOTIST

III NEW YOEk AYENJ-E \ v
Ladies. sd Cents GruJIeueI. SOD
Through HE#uag.sm person can o. at-
rra.ted toward 1uu. caused tn like love and
respect you: enemies overcome etc. HEnuoJI5rr
cxerts beneficial influence upon erring friends
husbands and wives. C8Toy-s bad habits. etc.
HyPuotisn is a great aid 10 success Hypnorism
taught 1t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

4 Wv : AZ 1-''-' :, : = - - = = a. !
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
T5-r- a., --.--- --r-Tr -. f.,...,,,.. -, g. 49,
l.' l' ..''- ..-.7 ~, 'N, ''l.,,'
rs F@lHa- "ii we 600 '.ilia we can sen any
.r.r ~, .-.-. F--.f-f-f,.I tar,r ,s,,. Ig
costs gar nothing ra consult us NEW YORK
fl ~I>I~~ hNEhE&~- Gil J. S.. is&2t
-,.,.--,.-. .-.... -, ....
r,~~ viii stand -trfeget Investigation splendid
chance Tor right HH- Nsr H. at once.
RELIABLE ~ Mss ENC tlANhE-
Is in -'-- 3'nI'"T hH.-.iE- ..s- ata ana D NV
We LEAD. OTHERS FtLLOWI
All aut- businesses tar S1le-9aHt more
a-. l,-.n,. r-.r.frI,: no. lr5lers: no t5rre ."r
.,r airs 10. frf=r
Room. 1.. T.u5-.- H.srT74g- COR -fh and II r,-
f.ss+
isas-tan. GOOD rr .g fag selling {dfres.
BON 7.S Fiji. .+ara fa5.sr
.r. . @ ,,-f- o7l,- ' r,s ,,,s ..,:s,
r--z.4.,-. -.,,f .r.r.rr aas~a.= nos so fFfs -
DINING AND LlNlH ROOM. near depot. rare
Nr~- igTar,r,ps an Z, ~
URj q STORES, grocery stores. ClEay stores
IguHa ROOMS bakery and bread route rrufrs
furnishings. gents clothing and furnishings.
~ t,.,r g 81 ne ..,.,' Isi - ~ a ' s
- lZ-1
CIGAR STORE: excellent location daily sales
@ <W yG5T +. s Sirs s.s BRnF ms
-
--L-2-
BUTTER AID EGG ROUTE. small lunch
rooms, cigar stores. confectionery and gro
T.T.ST e. . .'I {. -1'. repairing SsoP-
-
SALOON. Baltimore. center city; daily sales.
500 price. $500 CAPITAL BUSINESS EN-
thANNf. atlantic Building fci5
-
: hlN iiNl' III slNEHS- highest class trades
owner having large interest out Of citv Viii
sell ar bargain business clearing 81 5li ,aa-
NEW WORK EJ rSINESS BROKERS. g1l + 81
GENTS. FURNISHING SToPF .ritb ros,ses.s.
making nsaues. win invoice. NFW YORK
BJ ~TNESS BROKERS' Gil r ST feT-st
- -
CAFE ar CHESAPEAKE BEACH. including
- IN ,,,r. Mn eeI ~; 80 rs 80, -
,r-l5- >-T-sg- ~ ,ry r
al p 81 - - -
: l,' l' ~ S.iE geaIi'nE ana roouIns house
best class reopIe. CONSISTING If 7s roGns 1f@sig
furnished. r-i.e - -og. rltj-irg. f,-s-si1
NV YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, GIL St
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GROCERY: southeast; daily sales, so; owner,
ln1 prr5 - r,T S sg' 5I iny'lte. NEM
--.--z-.-...- .-,.-,s, 80
-, lever ehalged Names
ii-i3 -..a.lttr .tA iltli+ rooms owner setting
5esg'5Ft D.. health. chance seldom offered price
@ts'ta NEh l'hh bt9 lNEoH bhohEAs- GIL
: 81 fel-5T
- 90 u-7rr my r-rs $3.50 = - -
NJ, ,r,i5. ,,-' IL tf T =, oile 81 ,.3
Ihlz article lause he put on the market at
once over million VIII hs used annually
] ms means 100000 year pToflt For further
d ta[n!2ttGa see Us AZ once " WASHINGTON
FOR SETF-s 7rrrrH ram, r., tho bas-t ~ r:t,,
rfsr f.ly-a-4.,...r-t F,,fif5.,l-s. -.
~ ,,rrr,. l--, r5T-zr>--s- TeS,-rr ,,.,,r- 80 :,
81 lan Will. ri 8 half interest in one If the
I.e.- businesses in -1Ia f-rrftaa states Tba Gov
r.rr..st Is r-lra- s. and gr7EI .-r+irr,.a- g7ss
a.. lifetime WASHINGTON RT-SINESc Fy-
CHANGE aaG ST fa1-qf
cash business ~ 50 day good reason for
81 tlH-- H A@tiiNt'it% ht NiNi.s0 AtliA<tyE-
~" s. tei-5t
-
go l.f grocery anu e.il-e-tlohsIy sltha, rent
I'VE 'a'--- I'D" 'rt'atr snap. l''7 NLalHei
y l-- L-L-1l
SEE rs about tas grocery store in Norghfsest;
=----- ,.tL..l- -, -.i--ti- 80 ST.. LeI-2l
p.y-,,t. 81 orr --.r Tod -,..r. ..7 7...+-.,.
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wears ago by having bill passed protecting
the animals till 1906. by reason of their COM
merciaI value It was not remarka bic that the
wisdom of the measure began to be questioned
before the time limit had expired.
J. Samuel Fowler, the Assemblyman from the
Ist Assembly District of the county, and a ma
tive of Jamestown. saw the opportunity OF be.
coming a knight errant, and took advantage OF
It. AS the legislature opened ne INTRO
duced bill permitting the slaughter OF skuhks
in his county except for the months between
May l and October 81.
Mr. Fowler was ably supported by Louis Nc
Kinstry. of Fredonia, Chautauqua County, the
clerk of Speaker Nixon. Mr.. Mckinstry con-
WINGED many Republicans at first averse to the
measure that ii would benefit the small boys
of the county. and thus assure them OF good
vote In future years.
The bill was referred to the Committee on
Fisheries and Game, and the committee let II
out at the first opportunity. AS soon as the
skunk bill appeared in the Assembly freed from
the committee there a general retreat. No
body undertook stop 1t until it came up finally
for third reading. Then the clerk read. In
the monotone which the tired muscles OF MS
throat has perforce made inevitable:
introduced by Mr.. Fowler: An act to amend
the Forest, Fish and Game law, in relation to
mink, skunk, muskrat and foxes"
Assembly Burnett was acting Speaker at the
time and he brought down his gavel as II to
kill something. The clerk blew his nose as if
he felt draught. while series of coughs came
up from the well of the house. The bill was
going through on the run, with no one daring
enough to stop it, when, to the CONSERVATION OF
taraUgus County. shouted:
Il move TO strike OUT
All eyes were turned on Assemblyman Fowler.
Now If ever in his life. he had a chance to be
come eloquent. Much the disappointment of
the Republicans, Mr. Fowler said in a subdued
voice:
II don't think this bill should be defeated
There is politics in it. It does not call for an
appropriation Investigating committee. 1t
simply applies TO the skunks of Chautauqua
County,
Mr.. Sheldon made some comment on the fact
that the Democrats hoped to pose as the farm
ers friend by befriending the skunks. and that
the skunk vote of Chautauqua County might
elect a Democratic President in 1904. He found
out however that he had made a mistake for
once by making strong argument and, with
drawing his objection, he permitted the Dill 10
pass as quickly as it could and be rushed over
to the Senate. The bill also went through the
Senate on the run, and esca ped from the tx
ecutive Chamber as rapidly as the legislative
rules permitted.
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Sum mer Resorts.

NEW-YORk.
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ANTIQUE SHOPS.

--TgE ANTIQUE FURNITURE Ex-
CHANCE lJs West 3ith st, near 9Th
axe The ideal shop for lovers OF antiques
80 .ectsere after barFsirs in O41 pieces less
-, At1f value We tBy. sell exchange
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
Tho Tribune received at their Uptown
once No 1904 Broadway between Both
and 3-th sts. until . O'Clock p. m. Adver-
tiser1ants received AT the following branch
otftres nj regular Office rates until O clock
n m viz: "a Sth ave. :. 2. cor. 23d-st !;
i53 eth ave cor. 18th st. ~ East 14th-st. !;
257 West 42d-st.. between 9Th md sth aves. !:
aga West Io5th-st.; .3SS 81 ave. between
5Gri, and 77th sts o2S 81 ave. near 6lst-
ST. 70S lst ave. rear satEst. l57 East
ia5th = $50 fremont ave: $50 Sd ave
near 4Ist-st.. 55i ID ave 20 Bleecker 81, !:
3a5 RIcecker-st brooklyn. y. Y-2is
Court st.. 2I5 Smith-st. l.0oi Gates-ave.
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LITERARY NOTES.

A. B. Wenzen has drawn series of illustra-
tions for Molly Elliot Seawelrs novel, Children
OF Destiny" The Bobbs-Merril Company VIII
issue the new edition to-day.
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LAWS MAIp-FIrsr class; cOIuDetents
obIiSfnE. good seamsJrsss, best fe-sl-
snres 4 TG2 Fulton 81. BROOKLYN.
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THE ALBEMhRLE,

VIRGINIA AVE. NEAR BEACH ATLANTIC CITY.
y. j.
After the Easter Holidays and throughon the SpT9g
MAX of weekly, 81 and
100 large front
rooms: private baths beautiful parlors;
orchestra; service heat metal beds and
exceptionally good table and service features 0h
Correspondence solicited J. + CoPE-
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William E Grlfls. whose books on Holland
are well known has undertaken the task OF
supplying a history OF the land Of dikes. wind
mills and Motley which will be serviceable Tor
young readers Houghton. Miffiin & Co. publish
this Young Peoples History Of Holland, with
Illustrations which include number OF repro
cuctions Of historical paintings.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES 500 second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO e. EDDY. 39S Madison-sf-
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Directly on Boardwalk Atlantic City, y. j.
view. UpeXcelled in appointment
Elevator, etc. Reduced Spring rates. Booklet
r r. JOHNSTON
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F Severance johnson will publish next week
another volume Of his Capitol Stories," this
time gathered. naturally. from among the anec-
dotes called into being by the activities Of the
legislative session Of the current year Mr.. John
sons work as a newspaper correspondent affords
an amusing by-product in these books Of tales.
There is not irfrequently some rather recondite
contemporary history tucked away as well The
rrocress Of the Skunk bill" for instance, is in
danger Of being too soon forgotten. Chautauqua
County initiated legislation on the subject two
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07

The Legatee' is the title of q novel which
Alice Prescott Smith has published through
Houghton Miffin & Co. The hero is a South
erner who inherits q lumber mill in a Wiscon-
sin town. He does not get on too we'll with his
new neighbo-s and newly met relations for the
time Of the story is shortly after the war ana
the sounds OF battle still rumbling round
the mental horizon of the characters. Added 10
such antagonisns is the socialist tendency that
develops among his labor, which finally works
Itself up 10 a strike. Harmony is restored by a
sweeping forest fire.
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Spring Resorts.
NEW JERSEY.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.

HOTEL MORTON, Vrginis-ave.. near Beach Ca.
,ocity o75 suites private BATH elevator from street
Tesr " ~ Mrs. N r. HkISEsS Proprietor
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OFFICE FURNITUE.
PAWNBROKERS' SALES.

los. sHoNGooD & SONS. Auctioneers.
salesrooms No. "a Bowery
April Clothing, NJ. Levy, 2.616 3d-ave.
April 9-Men's and women's clothing,
etc, l.. Jacobs. 604 3d-ave.
April 1O-Clothing, etc. c. Bruckheimer,
1888 sd-ave.. I. A. Levy, 229 3d-ave
L. l. FIRUsKI, Auetioneer 20 Bowery.
April BY NJ. & EN- & E. Bruckheimer.
April by NJ. & NJ & s, Bruckheimer;
pledges prior March %. 1902.
April 9-By VIM. Simpson. 81 Park Row.
prior Feb 9. 1902, and all Nos 10 9.100 and
all goods reserved from previous sales.
April 9-Levy & Cook. els Hudson-st..
clothing, etc. pledged prior March 81. 1902.
eth1ave; hPtt J. RosenDaumi 6ss ave-, ' diao
March 81. 1892, all older dates.
April 14-By NJ. Selig. 81 Myrtle-ave..
prior April 4. 1902. all older dates
CENTRAL. AUCTION co. NJ. sheehan,
aqctioneer -I 152 and GidI I54 csnal7st o,, p,-,
Row. diamonds. jewelry etc. pledged to
No A. 600. Dec /. 1901. and all goods held
April S-By Louis NJ Levy. 500 Colum-
bus-ave.. diamonds. jewelr1. ETC.. pledged
April lrFii sIBy r. Simpson & Co. 1875 Bow
cry. clothing etc. pledged to April l. 1902.
April BY NJ Lavery. 594 9th-ave.,
clothing TO April l. 1902.
April 13-By II. McAeenan. 1880 Broad
way, diamonds. jewelry. guns sealskins.
paintings, silverware bric-a-brac. etc.
Nos. In year 1899, to 5000 in 1902
April 14-By r. Simpson & Co. 1873 Bow
cry, diamonds, jewelry. etc, pledged to No.
April 14-By NJ. Silverstone, 316 Broome-
St. clothing to April /, 1902
ELI sOBEL, Auct.. 9S Bowery. sells 10
a. m. goods pledged to March 20. 1902.
April 7-Jewelry, watches, diamonds, A.
Anspach. 373 Willis
April Clothing consignment. 9:3O d. m.
April S-Clothing, dresses, shoes. etc.
VIM Freeder, 2O4 +. Houston-st., and Y.
Gluck & Son. ]: i29 Sd ave.
April 9-Jewelry. watches and diamonds
and all goods held over. H. Newcorn, . $40
3d-ave., and a Rothnan. 393 HudsOn-st.
April 10-Clothing, dresses. shoes, etc.
Dreyer & Natal. 353 Sth-ave.. and II.
Sobel. 772 9th-ave
April 14-CIothing dresses. shoes. ETC.
Joe Sobel, 1.704 3dave.. s. Michael & Son.
1.049 I'd lave.
ANDERSON & MINTZ. Aucts., 81 Bowery.
April by s A. Flatto 1905 3d-ave.
clothing. pledged TO March l. 1902
April g-By s. Edelstein, 81 Borden-ave-
L. I. City. clothing. pledged 10 Mar. |. 1902
THOs. b. LOvAI'T e. SONS, Auctioners.
430 South-st., Philadelphia, Penn.
April 8. by Rettew's Mouey Loan Office.
Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry.
New-York dealers invited.
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FOR SALE.

20 SAMPLES Fine Brass Bedsteads; also
Snrinss. half cost account lease expiring.
NADIS0S BED MFG. CO. 81 Grove-st.
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r.1Dy-S NfNID.-EngIish. thoroughly c'1'-
petent in all duties. EOcd searistr's-.
hacker and traveller. first class familys
references l. I02 Fulton-st.. BTooklyr-
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STORAGE NOTICES.

OFFICE OF DAUB'S FIRST-AVE.
STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
No. IS lst-ave. New-York, April q 1903.
The following persons are hereby noti-
fed as the law directs, that the amount
on goods stored in their several names
must be paid or before Thursday, April
o. 1908. at this office, said goods will
be sold at public auction 10 pay charges
and expenses Of such sales; z. Frank
s. J. Jordan. Mitchell. Messam. Singer.
Rom. Derring. Harney. On. Badia
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HOTEL STRAND.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
beach front Fireproof Sea water
comfort and convenience for winter and
spring guests all Representative 2S9
Phone 1149-1Sth
FAIRRATRN & WILLIAMS
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CHMAN.-ThOrOughly understands his
business. can see present employer. Ad-
dress HARRIS GRAHAM. 76S Madison
ave
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CAt.PET CLEANING

!. e j. w. WILLlkMs
SES NJ. 6GT3 ST. g: sl,is4.: ass
Enci,G Estsbllshc1 1878
fPrF-NTaL RUGS Repairing and prasains
-. -a-bs. Telephone. G.oes s5s;S.
eF-TT-N -sTGsIAS BROTHERS.
CsREFEL CARPET CLEANING Co
cleans by compressed ar. steam. hand or
~ cor i SIS Broadway. 421 East 4s,s-bt
CoE 4 BRANDT. Gel lsa Ssia.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS of billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley builders;
lowest prices MARX BROS. "a Union
Square.
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COACTIMAN - Thoroughly understands
care horses, harness. carriages. willing.
Ct,iginG, city country. best references.
last employer can be seen COACHMAN.
Box 20. Tribune Uptown OiEce. 1854
Broadway.
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THE GARDEN HOTEL

OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS
employing white service
throughout.
U 7 FINCH Prom H. ] PEARSON Mgr.
Personal representative at Hotel Netherland
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
THE LEHMAN. ATLANTIC CITY,
BUSINESS CHANCES.

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CASH WANTED to Increase established
business; enormous weekly profits; stand
strlctest investigation RIGGS. Al Univer-
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Directly on the front location. New and
all baths. running water
in rooms parors. overlooking etc Special
spring rates Booklet Coach trains \ J. COLLINS
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HOTEL PONCE de LEON,

VIRGINIA AVE AND THE BEACH.-An unexcelled hotel
location. Capacity for 800 guests
heat; baths rooms en- . sue'
porches vi view Of and BoardWaIh
and complete detail of modern appointment
eoonEIe, W. F. SHAW.
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LOST AND FOUND.


BANKBOOK No. 39S, ,634 of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. Any per
son having a claim to II is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit to having salG passbooA Cancelled
and new one issued.
LOST.-Tn Madison-ave. car, near 3Sth-st-.
silver mounted black velvet side bag, con-
tanning gray leather purse; finder please re
turn to Mrs JAMES r. GARFIELD al 10
East 51th-st. and receive reward.
LOST-Bankbook No. 366. .326 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
extinguished and new one issued in lieu
thereof.
LOST OR STOLEE.-Bankbook No. 4J9, ,419,
or the German Savings Bank in the City
of New-York. corner 4th-ave. and 14th-st.,
issued to William Schafer All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. If
not returned 10 the bank on the 18th day
of April, 1903. duplicate viii be issued.
I4OST.-Bankbook No. $50, AIS 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 a new one issued in lieu
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
THE RITTENHOUSE,

Jersey and Beach.
Strictly high class New and modern $50 rooms. Baths
en- suite SPECIAL EASTER RATES Rooms reserve
l. weekly H. G. HALLINGfR
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HOTEL TRAYM0RE,

ATLANTIC n.
Remains throughout year. Every known com
convenience Winter guests Coli privileges
Running in bedrooms ~
TRAYMORE HOTEL CO,
D. 6. WHITE, President
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HOTEL RALEIGH.

Ocean End ST. Charles Place, Atlantic City, n j.
Extensively improved many and attractive
features high-class modern hotei VIII
hest location Offering Special Spring Capacity 4oo
FsIeyaor service; rooms en- suite heat
etc etc Superior service Coach meets trains
C C. S1INN-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
LAWYERS.

SMITH & ENGEI. reliable lawyers, 800
Broadway New-York; accidents. domes-
tic difficulties quickly adjusted; consulta-
ton free.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07

DR.. Arthur T. Pierson has described the his
tory Of the religious movement in England
known by the name OF the town in which its
first conventions were held. in a volume pub
hshed 10y the Funk & Wagnalls Company: The
kesWick Movement in Precept and Practice"
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
THE ST. CHARLES,

Atlantic City. N J.
OPEN THROUGHOUT YEAR
private baths and fresh water shower attaCi-
ments, Modern and complete
NEWLIN HAJNES.
formerly the Chalfonte
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HOTEL RUDOLF.

DIRECT OCEAN FRONT. ATLANTIC CITY. N J.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PlANS.---
Rooms with and fresh water baths. NJ slC.
N Y Representatives Park Place, n30 A NJ TO
p NJ -, TIL.
Hotel Imperial 8 10 A. M.-SSo to P N Psie-
phone 6O50 Cortlandt u X. HlhL>fN0
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Spring Resorts.
HOTEL IROOUOIS,

ATLANTIC City. N J. SOUTH CARoLINA AVE. AND
BEACH-Finest location Modern hish-ciass note notea
capacity 400 Baths; elevator sun paIlors esc
t5ooLIs. 1885, w - w +. SHAW
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND.

South Atlantic City. n J. Finest
capacity Rooms
suite private Elevator parlor etc Excel
1 lent cuisine Special Spring rates BRYAN WILLIAMS
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WORK WANTED.

Male
SUPREME COURT STENOGRAPHER--I
years employment in 9Th. 7tn, SIN ana
5th districts. notary and attorney. ao-
dress 5. BROWN. GenI Del z. o., BROOK
lyn
SALESMAN speciality os eight years ex-
perlence with w-England Vholesaie
and retail groceTs desirOus OF making
change BOX l.O53 Springfield. Mass.
wATCHMAN or CARETAKER.-House or
factory. Iow wages Address JOHN
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YOUNG MAN. %; presently employed.
in Office or wholesale house H. j.
SaYT.ES 42S West 1GSc-st-
YOUNG man. % bright; anything. MICH
AEI. SCHMIDT. 3s3 East lOth-st
VOTING, man wishes position in the even
ing at anything for a small cornpensd-
ton r. c. 361 West Zsth-sS-
YOUNG MAN, as automobile driver or re-
pairer: also steamship fireman o. ma
chinist. Address CHR. FISCHER. 10 west
42d-st.
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LAKEWOOD, N. J.-THI
VIRGINIA.
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$500 FEET ELEvATION-OPEN ALL THE YEAR
yncomparabIe Spring, Summer Fall Climate
Magnificent Mountain Surroundings
NEW HOMESTEAD AND COTTAGES.
Patronage highest class. Long distance 'phona
In each room. Brokers' office with direct N Y wire
Most curative rheumatism gout obesity
and All baths from natural flowing hot
water New clubhouse. with squash court, loungns
rooms cafe ping pong tables etc. Golf and all outdoor
pastires. First-class livery.
Pullman Compartment Car on Chesapeake Ohio F. E.
" Limited. leaving New York 4:55 P. NJ. Excursion
tickets & o. once, 382 Broadway and offices Penna
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