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New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
TRANSACTIONS I'M REALTY.

siawson & Hobbs have sold for Charles c.
Tousey No. 21e West Seventy ninth-st. three and
one-half story dwelling house. 1sxI0o feet to a
buyer who will occupy the house.
max Marx sold through DUFF & Brown to Justice
Cowins No. $40 West One-hundred-and-sixty-fr
ST. three story limestone dwelling house 16x1Oo
feet.
G. Tuoti & Co have sold for Well & Mayer the
James-st The same brokers have also sold for NJ
O"er the Tour story double tenement house No 20s
Hast Recommendations and have leased
lor Lo"enfeld Prayer the property No. 2s Thomp-
son-st-. and for the Mcvfckar Realty Trust Com
pany the property No. 1ss Grand-st
NO building plans were filed yesterday in the
OulIolng departments Of Manhattan or The Bronx
amelia A Gleason mas sold to Hugh Reilly M
90. est Forty-eishth-st.. three story and base
lneht brick dwelling house. on lot 2ox1O05 feet
Ihefies f. Gleason was the broker
frederick I. Barry has sold for Lawrence B
i14iniah and Henry II. Pease No. 12e East Sixty
STot xe hrs b9s story an and i
The Empire City Realty Company has bought
Crukshank & Co No Is West-st 25Ss5 fee feet from IN
Ie Bowdin estate, and No. 20 West-st 25x1746 feet
Maryan H. Hauser has bought from Lewis Stein
nardt No 20 West One-hundred- d-and- -twentieth-st a
tree dt7 story and basement dwelling house. lot
schmeidler & Bachrach have sold Nos. 1s7 and 14s
story e0en bos eeTneT Of M d two five
man al i the hehps eore & CS 3 hsge 81 soS fer a Daniel Freed
side of Broadway 25 feet south Of y 5n
IN p payment % Mr.. Freedman takes No. 15S East Sew
house, lot I7xl022 feet
The estate of Simon Scheuer has sold No 147 East
21x10O5 feet
William ]. Collins and J. Frederick Calhoun have
sold for Franklin Burt to J. Myers Foote a five
story hathouse, plot 4110xi00 feet at the south
east corner CT Amsterdan-ave. and One-hundred-
and-sixth-st.
The four story dwelling house, on lot 16x1005 feet
at No. IS West Fifty-sixth-st is reported have
been sold. The owner OF record is William S.
Wyckoff
Sxty-ninth-st two five story tenement houses,
plot 50x100.5 feet
l. Fredus has bought No 1887 Fifth-ave., a five
story hathouse, on lot 172Xl00 feet
John Davis has sold to Jacob Levien No 40
Henry-st-, five story building lot 25xp8 feet.
Adolf Mandel has bought Nos. COS and COS East
Fifth-st, old buildings, plot So SX96 feet.
w. F. A kurz has sold for Crockett & Hamilton
the three story dwelling house the west side OF
Forest-ave. 80 feet south of Honest; also for NJ
frost the two story frame dwelling house No. 5l2
East one -hundred-end -ffty-egh ghth-st-; also for
Peter Stumpf four lots City Island.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11

BOY. Is. where he can learn something:
wholesale house preferred: best refer
ences- GEORGE SMITH. 1s3 Crystal-st.
Brooklyn
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ead-st n s, !4e4 # of 3d-ave, % 2x9ss
SscnEfties COMPANY mortgage, $4,000 -
73d-st n S. 369 Il " Of 3d-ave 81 n 10 a. Al
trustees. to Realty Securities Company mort
gage SOS Sss # Of 5th-ave 59x9s.9; George
Z, Hutchinson ct al, trustees, 70 Realty secuii-
ties Company; mortgage $500 v1o' ,oo,b
agIioo; William r wardwen to New-York Red
-.1os Cross HoIP'1io So 10 $ 2l9xioo George ROwel
to Francis Lggett mo m9rgAsge, f gew4York Central
RveTaye ,tier It aiToad h6a q COMPANY runs 425
xwI TO railroad land - INTO TUCSON ,6 ~ to
eorg " Perkins; ca G; all title. =, >;
Same property: Constance a .t,Ia fIfS'ei y %
George v Perkins ns5 "a = q @i cor c-st 74Ix
feTIy; ~ % ;erIsr. <99 Susan MOffat to Frederick
s.. yogei ,i,o3ertv: {F Alice Moffat to same c;
5ist-st n 5, $50 # Of 5th.9Ee. nd
,e,bHst No 46 West 22x10o-5: Noah DAVIS u
William Sans e. @ b a 4 sib-ave. 2oxG5; Hampden
T--7Iet Company to Albert ADAMS. - ~ TX
Broadway; s Is I'M, # n :! Tanderpoe indvid-
haiiI and as trustee. TO Abbotsfora Reai's' O0ll
pany' z paf' ad Vest. 22xio05; Edward De Witt
guardian TO William ; Kane; lI lines lines. i0ox10O:
biy an II Hammond as receiver. TO Katy 6i'''o
good: all ute AGO # E Of boulevard. 9oox9a II;
1siersn9nf Realty Company 10 Adolph M D'A1
helm. mortgage. $50. 900 . same n c..
ca nelii, ranerty Carrie II Butler 70 same i0
I SaLle pi s25 II W OF AmsteroaIh-a'e 'ef 80, -
9oo Z: Elizabeth Potter to Atiah'io 80
Company; I g a. Vest. 2o1ioos; Hannah HelOurn
s1ll ., a,,,,ei TIeilner; mortgage SIocOo
xyestchester-ave. $ al \ 80 y6 22f 5x "
80 : . 23a g TO Leggett LAM: - o Theodore
aai1s :, xreg-chester-ave. W iiA5.,,, -
n Macy. individually rIlTa,,1 ana %s ..-ee.-.....
"a + I4O u OF shave @ @-NAlo' . 1go5
A Gleason % Hugh ,oS ReIS VS. a. 6xi605: Ezra
4'ts1 Champion gS 10 the Mutual u Hqssl o and he@.s
psny: 3 & s. mortgage s49'0 % i1x475: Atlantic
Bf9aem1S PDai,~ Company to Elizabeth F0t'ei'
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
INSTANTANEOUS.

TIE FARMERs BUSINESS HANDBOOK By Isaac
Philips Roberts. l2IlQ XIII Soe tine
C0llpslyJ
II the 'Furzl Science series. proviotng Laiue-
fs-n accounts. q treatise rural law a19o N
e..o-s f51 The census reports OF 1900 relating 10
agriculture.
HANDBOOK OF CIINATOLOGY. BY Dr. Julius Ham.
Part ! General CIsnzIOlogy. Translated y. f1ySI
Dc Courcy Ward er0. Up xiv, sS1 tIhs Aacil4'iaa
Company
translation Of tae first volume OF 5he
edition with necessary omissions aaa a. rs
rendering rfzc-ceble for stuce1Is II Ene
land and The United States
-,-coo--pcr-s or EFT-AN ANSKY BY Bernard G. Rich
ards l2no, pp 22s. lScott-Thaw Company
some views OF life from q writer Of the Ghetto
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,ecospEp MORTGAGES.

,.tss Company Title SusI Sta go
and Trust Company 2oo-s'' -......--....-. -
Az uer cent and Trust
Evans Justns ?, g. No ais West; due March 10
1906; All per cent ,,r.ct industrial savings
adams Albert 10 Enais. an = ~ ett-ave; year a.
cent ,5 -oonrother 10 city Real Estato a
lS1.nY Butter, sd-st 8 corner Woqse WoISr rnortgage
Colpaays. - . corner 107th-st: prioA 4''
tsiSs. ,os. S5amand @ per cent - n Fend-
,,anont Realty COMPANY to Aagip nrior mort
fiefleP aS-et W corner NoosfeI-7'' F...... Il
-. Savings
gage s--HasoSore ct al TO MetropO.a.--.- 80 2 years
EIilian, Iheo.OI 100 II OF 7tf-aVe' . s 14s
AZ per cent is-orr investment corapahs
Kane. william a7s IT E OF eth-ave' ) ysA'A' 70
per cent II =, al 70 city I.eal Eo.9 E-9oT
aeTZos; -any s5th-st No q 70 % cent....-..- 30
-.-gc 300. .o0o: year; . o-ls,-sty ~ Company,
nortSzges 60 60 n "a Nassau security a uer
cam, c4fa,.,eTaye " 5. No .sol; hs.....-..-
t,,c esn Realty Company TO Es1@rSa na-ave due
AtLaadI 200 II Of AmsiefuA -. u
ssth1sI iees: ~ per cent trust Company.
A9ri -, = TItie Guarantee and ii"
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10000
$1,000
10000
1o.5oo
1880
Is,6D
BUSINESS TROUBLES,

Justice Gilderseeve. Of the Supreme Court yes
terday appointed William H. Ricketts, receiver for
Caller & Gerber. manufacturers OF sailors blouses
pending a suit brought by Joseph Gerber against
ship.
The Sheriff yesterday received execution for
sbl9 against Lawrence Kronenberger, liquor dealer,
Annann.
terday against Theodore G. Stein Z. Yancey Cohen
and Emery Roth, in favor of Mary W. Rogers,
growing out of the foreclosure sale OF property on
the north side OF thirty-hfth-st..
25 feet east OF FTfth-aye.. 25xS9.I1.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11

BoOKKEEPER or OFFICE ASSISTANT.
BY man. %. with reliable firm; eight
years experience: best references THOR
OUCH, Box 1, Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
REAL ESTATE.
Btocls Front IN Washington Heights
Section Sold.

The Atlantic Realty Company has sold to Eliza
beth s. Potter the nineteen lots at the southeast
corner OF Broadway and One-hundred-an fifty
seventh-st, being s9.1 feet in Broadway and 475
feet in Northumberland -ffty-seventh-st terms
private. The purchase price is reported to have
been more than s25D.o06. On Thursday the Buckley
estate sold the block front on the east side of
Broadway from One-hundred and fifty seventh to
one-hundred-and-nfty-eig St The Buckley sale
was the second transaction OF its kind in the
washington Heights section in the last few days.
Inc details CT the gift to the New-Tork Red Cross
hospital OF q site which 10 build 6 permanent
house ere reported in another column.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
LITERATURE.

--,-- ,s,z-,-s oF- PHILIP FRENEAU. POET OF THE
LErF-HI|aT REVOLUTION. Edited BY Fred. Lewis
Partee Vol I-Svo pp. cx1i, 2si Qr1nceton; me
University LabTaryJ
An tnr-osucrory sketches the poets me- L Is
followed BY poems written from 1f6e 10 isl
---,xo-E-rOS DTF- PERSIA. Won TlriCh Ntlano-
WIN 5Ilendorfr 12rno pp- 126. Q-emcke & Buech-
TIE text in Greek with study OF II in German
-ovr-s rAROI-R-S LOST BY William Shakespeare Ed
notes Ucclo-s. Eiossarfes llsts OF
-ia-1 readings selected criticisms by Chario11e
P0rTe- ana Helen a tlaThe ltiho' pf' ~AAiA' -O''
CThouras y CrUweI q Coz
n the First Folio edition. reproducing TIE
original text
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11

BOOKKEEPER--By experienced double
entry bOokkeeper: rapid. accurate sys-
tematic; monthly balances; foreign ac-
counts; capable Office man; highest class
references L. H. Sedgwick Park. city.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

ts,, lanes L Wells: No DIS 17th-s, 53T # " OF
7th-ave 25xs4 bk tenmt Emil l-atII 4gt ~ n
ICenslow et al Lindsay, K. K & p atyS X ID aoliaI
ref amt Que S32 69s 81; taxes, ETC. SoSO 10 10 Ile p
pv Peter F Meyer & Co: No 215 106th-st n $ 500 II
" Of Arlsterdau-ave. 80 4x1ool1 story Ok tellil
fsor u. I + sIaginn Peter wagner el az
TJ1-n1an g. 4 attys; 7 2 Donnelly, ref: amt 9ue
So e67 D.. sold subject for $4,000; TO faui
Kaufman for S42 Ss4 Co. . ,a- - =,
- zsc-aIEave 25x1OO: Amelia Steps agt Aaron funIsf
- ~. Johnston & aetysi z O'Brien ref amount que
s. o6a % taxes etc S55 0s John II Boyle J' 1oF
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11

6sth-st. Nos 20. $50. 241. E4s and 2@5 West;
mortgages; due April l. 1905: 4h per cent; each
Weinstein. Charles 1. TO the State Bank, Eliza
pelh-st S, 223.s It OF Prince-st: year;
american Real Estate Company to Theodore NJ
macy et e1 Westcheeter-ave, q, n
Wacht. Samuel. TO Henry NoIl, Orchard-et, No
Ieo; prior mortgage. $4,000: .nstalnents 5n
Marx Max, to Bronx Investment Company 1e8d-
st no $50 TO 442 West; years; per cent.
Broedbelt Geraldine to General SYNOD OF the
Reformed Church IN America 137th-st No 2se
West: years: q per cent.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11

| ARDENER--Marrisd; two children: con-
| petent IN lawn. shrubbsry. greenhouses.
vegetables. etc take charge OF gentleman
\ place; Al references. BERTZ. 163 Dean
/ St. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
STORAGE NOTICES.
New-York April 4th. 1903.
GUARDIAN STORAGE AND TRANSFER

GUARDIAN STORAGE AND TRANSFER
COMPANY.
3O1-3O3. also 313-315 West 125th-st.
To Mrs. Y. Bothner. Mrs. NJ. Byrne.
Mrs. s. Brady Mrs. Dr. Mary F. NewgeOn
Corney. VIM. NJ. Cary. ThOs. Carpenter.
Mrs Jas. Cox Mrs. De Camp. Geo. Dorney,
Chas. Eckert VIM. Faulk J. F. Gibbons.
Mrs. NJ J. Jackson. Mrs NJ Kane, A. s
Lynch. Mrs c Murray, Mrs Robt-
Matthews, q. II. Newell. Frank Reeber.
David F. Robertson. Mrs. A. Steiner Mrs.
Nellie Voeker, A A. Voorhees,. r. Watson.
Mrs E. Weber: You. and each Of you. are
hereby notified that. the time for payment
OF our lien upon the property hereinafter
described having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you. we will cause
such property to wit, household goods
personal effects and merchandise. stored by
you or in your name in the warehouses Of
this Company, to be sold at Public Auction,
according to the statutes in such cases made
and provided. at the auction rooms OF
George Merle 155 East 125th-st. cOmmenc-
ing Tuesday. April 21st. 1903. at 10:30
e. m, and continuing every Tuesday and
Wednesday thereafter. at the same place
and hour. until the goods have been sold.
GUARDIAN STORAGE AND TRANSFER
COMPANY
Main Office. 3O3 West 125th-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
LOUIS GREENBERG. No 752 Fffth-st.: liabilities
S54!s; assets, $50. Principal credtors A. Marde- NO
244 Canalst. s25T6; J. Lager No 2b9 Canal-st s5s1.
sOLOMAN HYMAN, No. 32I East Tenth-st. liabilities
Ellis; assets 500 Principal creditor E Kohner ad
dress unknown Sl.027.
HENRY W. MAYER. GUSTAV MAYER and SAM
III NJ WERIHMEsYF.fs filed schedules showing la
fties OF S4s260 and of S164s0 Principal cred
lors United National Bank 5000: United Citizens
Bank sS 125; Northern National Bank Newark. $1,000
= n Allen & Co.. s1,5T3: George Frost, Providence
slSo4 Assets. sS611 collected from accounts by the
temporary receiver r. A. Frsct; accounts s196o
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
PHII,A. PAwNBROKERS' SALES.

THOS. B. LOVATT Ss SONS, Auctioneers,
430 South-st.. Philadelphia. Penn.
April 14-Bv Carver ". Reed. LOLA Mar
ket-st., clothing. books. jewelry and dia-
monds. etc. April 17-By Angelo Aarons,
SOD Vine-st.. diamonds. jewelry and cloth
ing.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
HISTORY.

--r 7rs-pT-r~TT0N OF THE GREEK EMPIRE AND
THE STORY OF TIE CAPTURE OF CONSTANT
NOBLE Igy THE TURKS BY Edwin Pears. LII 3.
with raTs and illustrations Svo. pp- xiv. 4I6.
tI.ouErans. Green & Coz
-s=r TAgPFA AC4NENT AND TRIAL OF ANDREW
JOHNSON. BY David Miller Dewitt svo, VII, e46.
TIE Macmillan Colpa1yD
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11

Inc iolAo"iH5 judgments were NleC yesterday the
hrst name being that Of the debtor:
Ahearn, Alexander j L Gerson s4s7
Barwise. John-D OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. los
Brady. John J-Metropoltan Street Railway Com
Consolidated Gas Company OF New-York-3 Re 298
C0nnery Susan FL N Bowers receiver. S,SS6
Dawson. John. ard William Archer-G Isaacs -
Davy Humphrey and Martha-FI +, Krantz 80. is3
Friedenberg. Mendel-Metropotan Street Railway
Company, III
Field Charles C-Henry w Shelf Manufacturing
F1uckiger. Louis-H Newman ................... ia
Sanle-sarne 10
Fisher. Joseph All Sillsck. jr........---... 535
Garvin Emma H-R Z Oatman. 2,21S
Gaad G2aaP Radaen 4eFr5 MahamaRsT miEsGh lS5 lS5
Holmes Frederick IN B DOrr, possession OF
,ploperty ana ,ee
IisA sarah Al e Brooks. Observation-Disclosures. 430
Mackenzie Archibald and George P Lasher. II
Same B Murphree Lumber Company 800
Magruder. Henry C-Schwartz & Co.........'..s ZiS
Miller Mary. and Georgana Berwin-W Kreus- 49,
Manhattan Railway Company and New-Yorl Ele- -
waited Railroad Company-E Grossman- $40
N9P9faa S5 f2wRy nS e96 anGh is
Preferred Accident Insurance Company Of New
York--C H Cole. eool
Realmuto. Giuseppe. and Rosario Scarpulla-A 49,
Robinson Joseph-E Bass and another.......... LOG
Richard. Joseph CO A Lombard 5'2oa
Szigflthv. Alexander. administrator-FarCy &
Oppenheim Company. Limited. AlS
stem stem. IReoq4re 7q paE 6 r 1ai'eS ooiei ' 1896
Snrev BENJAMIN or Ben-A Meiso and another. I2s
Topping, Eliza 8, and William J CIV l. Mahsah 10
Wright Construction Company LANCER II 111S
JVillareon Matthew D-J c Buckley. -.--...-... Su2
Young. Clarence VA Riesenberg and another rs
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

TIE TALE OF TOUR IN MACEDONIA BY .. r
Abbott Illustrated evo, pp- X do N-'iis s
Green & Coz
record q the adventures AID oe5erValloals .,,,e
traveller IL Macedonia Illustrated WIZ Fepl"1u0
81 Photographs.
LIFE AND LABOUR OF THE PEOPLE II Lo-StI1 Ht,S+
By Charles Booth Assisted BY Jesse Argyle; 1els
George 2 A-keI arthur l. Baxter ala SIsItse
y DuckTo-th. Third Series Vol vi - s+n.
milan Cullpary.f
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
CITY Clue eETs BUILDING LOAN.

The City Club Realty Company has obtained a
building loan OF $4,000 TO build its proposed club
house Nos. 30 and 81 West Forty-fourth-st. from
The Equitable Life Assurance Society.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11

COACHMAN--Single: five years in last
place. best OF references. neat appear
ance: good driver: strictly sober only good
place accepted: city or country. A. B.. Box
l. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
THEOLOGY.

ADVENT Ard ASCENSION. BY 7. ". Faunce, D D.
I2ao. ~. 215. Eaton & Msins)
discussion C questions concerning the negih1'its
termination q Cfris-'s life earth
THE KEYS OF THE KINGDOM BY r. J. CaTnpt,etI,
n A I2uo. pp. l21. G'Ieuing H heVe4 CoIhF@i!J
Sermons ou some fundamental doctrines OF ChTls-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED.-By a lady and her daughter.
large, unfurnished second floor, with
board. in a strictly private family; owner
preferred; Protestant; references. Address
c.. Postoffice Box 80, Mount Vernon, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11

BELMONT PARK. THE NEW RACECotns.
The first photographs taken from the a."
feets plans the Erandstand anu
house be erected this mag aEnihceh' He''
racetrack, now being laid cut an
County. Long Island. by the NestcheS
Racing Association. In tomorrow fri""e
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
Real Estate for Exchange.
AMERICAN BASEMENT DWELLINGS OFFERED

Near 135th ST. five story modern.
complete. hardwood finish; bathrooms private house
section; equity $4,000 MORTGAGE exchange
Tor clear country places flats Brooklyn Principals
l. b. WAKEMAN. I56 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11

SHkD SURE SIGN OF SPRING.
This popular fish has again returned to the
Hudson, after N winter spent one knows
where. habits and the way we catch
him described and pictured to the life. In
to-mOrrow's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS.
E'enale.

AN EDUCATED YOUNG LADY wants
position either as medico gymnast and
masseuse nurse graduated in Stockholm.
Sweden. or compa niOn, good references
gwen by reputable physicians. Reply 10
Miss A. RATHSTROM. Postolfice. Wash
ington, d. c.
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LOST.


BANKBoOK No. 331 OGO Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. An per
son having a claim 10 Il Is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit 70 having said passoook canceIIed
nnd q new issued.
RANKBOOK No. 331, 800 OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing ANY per
son having claim to II is hereby called
r,no, to present the same within ten days
or submit TO having said passoook Cancelled
and a new issued
RANKBOOK NO. 410.913 OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution IS missing ANY
nerson having z claim to It is hereby called
i1pOn to present the same within ten days
or submit TO having said paSsoook can
csIled and new one issued
Discriminatory No. 800, 296 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
,,non said book Is called upon to present
the same TO the bank within thirty days OF
the said book will be declared cancelled
and extinguished and new one issued IN
lieu thereof
IOsT-Bankbook No. s0o. go. Bank for
Savings $50 4th-ave., New-York- Pay
rnent stopped. Please return book 10 bank
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
Tba tribune received at their Uptown
OTice No 1864 Broadway. between 36th
ana 97th sts until 9 o'clock p. m AdveT-
tIser1ents received at the following nrsnch
ofTfcas at regular office rates until o'clock
n m viz: 254 Sth-ave.. :. e. cor 2Sd-st;
15e e+h-aye cor 12th-st.: % East 14th-st-;
o. o. Wesr 42d-st between 18th and sth aves-;
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
City Property to Let.

A CHOICE PRIVATE DWELLING for rent In s4th
"A St, between Riverside Drive and West End Ave.
three-story hgh-stoop brownstone dwelling. is feet
wide. first class condition, with buffers
tension and six bedrooms Modern open plumbing
Rent reasonable Apply to sL.AWSON HOBBS. 2S4
Columbus Ave, i3d St
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
POETRY.

NOTES FROM NATURES LyRE. By Howard Beck
Ree5. 12rn0, pp. 359. C. P. Putnam 6onsJ
VERSES BY Bertha Cerneaux Woods Emo pp 10
C5ashne-on .. C The Neale Publishing COMPANY
BLIND CHILDREN. By Israel Zangwih lZrno' PIP 10
lFu-k & NaE1aIsD
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
REPRINTS.

TIE PROSE WORKS OF WILLIAM AIAKEPEACEE PEACE
TEACKERAy. The EeIlowplush Papers, etc tSoIIeC
b Walter Jerrol5. Illustrated by Charles SFocA
I2-uo rr z z56 fThe Macmillan Company
THE CARE AS1D FEEDING OF CHILDREN. By L
Emmett Hot n D. Ii. .. 12no, PIP 14s %
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11

GARDENER and USEFUL MAN IN privats
family or Catholic institution. wages So.
BENEDICT. care OF Kerr, 3I3 East 34th-sf
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11

GARDENER. &c-AfiddIe aged Svede. with
best Of reference. as gardener. coachrnaya
/ OF useful man. Write OF call. BORG. %
| Greenwfch-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
PAWNBRoKERS' SALES.

auctioneer. 1872 and 154 canal-st.
April 13-By H. McAleenan. 1880 Broad
way, diamonds. jeweiry. guns. sealskiEs' ms
paintings silverware. bric-a-6rac. etc. NO.
in year 1899 TO 5000 in 1902.
April 14-By r. Simpson & Co. 195 Bow
cry diamonds. 5ewelry. etc. PLEDGED 70 NO
April 14-By NJ. Silverstone. 216 Broome-
St, clothing to april l, 1902.
April I'm Hackett. clothing.
April 16-By s. I4eichtentritt, 55I 2a-ave-,
diamonds jewelry. etc. to April 1. 1902.
April 16-By J. Blau. 45 shave. cloth
ing to April Z. 1902. Nos. $500 to 44.2oo;
April 17-By estate John Simpson. lLo
Bowery. clothing. etc. pledged to No. T.101,
March l, 1902
L. l. FIRUsKI. Auctioneer. 10 BOwery.
April iEBE NJ. seng. 81 Myrtle-ave..
diamonds. watches. jewelry; all pledges
prior ApTil 1909 all s,nn.on Slider datSs Co. 1s1
Bowery, diamonds. watches. tewelry' a.!
pledges prior Feb. /. 1902, 10 No. 3.5os' and
all goods reserved from previous sales
April April i5-By J. J. Friel. ODDS and ends.
April 1e-By s. Goodstein & Son. 2a9
Bridge-st,,. BROOKLYN: E Mendels9hn, 3tI.. 80
all pledges prior April 8. 1902
April 17-By NJ. & L. Harlan. jos East
125th-st; S. Stern, 2,271 sth-ave-; diamonds;
I. 1902. ali older dates held over.
JOS. sHONGOOD & SONS. Auctioneers,
salesrooms No. 94 Bowery.
April 14-Men's and wOmen's clothing,
s. Cirker & Co, Ill 5th-ave., Brooklyn.
April 15-Mens and women's cIotnlng'
etc, Ned Harlan. 400 Hudson-st. -
April 16-Jewelry, c. Bruckheimer. 1888
3d-ave.; z. Glaser. So Catharine-st
April 17-Jewelry' watches: 20. aianonas, an ,n0i
etc. L. Brucl1heimer & Co, I96 2d-ave- !;
D. Bruckheimer & Co., 2.235 3d-ave.
April 17-Clothing. etc. pledged 70 April
3. 1902. n. SiIberstein's Sons. 10 6th-ave-; :;
Silberstein Bros, 2, 4ST Sth-ave-
ELI sOBEL. Auct.. % BOwery. sells 10
a. m. goods pledged 10 March 70. lSf2
April 14-Clothing. tewelry. dresses
shoes. etc. Joe Sobel. 1.704 3d-ave.. and 5.
Michel & Son 2. 90 2d-ave.
April 15-Clothing. Thos- Newman & Son.
Brooklyn
April 16-Clothing dresses. shoes. etc.
p. Tegner. 2T7 9th-ava.
April I7-CIothinG, r. Michael. 1O4s ID
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11

/ MAN and WIFE. On gertIema1's place or
/ farm; experienced reference. z. 55 East
4th-st
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SILENT or ACTIVE PARTNER WANT
ED.-Money invested secured by first
mortgage bonds; business high class and
highly rernunerative: .nvesti cations solicit
ed regular income guaranteed W H
Johnson. Mutual Life Building. BuHalo.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11

J%OR SAI.E-FIne Colonial mansion with stable. large
lot Ia part cold be utilized valuable building lots
desred) within few minutes walk OF Smith Col
pos.oce railroad station line Of street
raiIv and Mount Holvoke colleges and
other lines: VIII be sold much less than
price in close Inquire Of
OLIVER WALKER & SON. Real Estate Agents. North
ampton, Mass.
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COMPANION.-Weu educated man as trav-
elling companion. speaks English. Ger
man and Swedish; good sportsman: can fur
nish good reference as to character. An
swer G. N, Box 80. Tribune Office.
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DRESSMAKING.

DRESSMAKER.-First class jressmaking;
reasonable prices. Nine. HANERTY, 90
East Sith-st, near MadisOn-ave.
ARTISTIC, thorough dressmaker highest
references, desires engagements: day or
week; city or country. THOROUGH, Box
10, Tribune Office
WEAR A BECOMING HAT.
Ladies' own materials from past seasons
utilized; charges reasonable A. II.
CLANCY. 202 East 60th-st
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET CLEANING.
j. & j. w. WILLIAMS
S53 w. sATM ST. Tel rslaSsa. sss
CARPET CLEANING. Established 1870.
ORIENTAL RUGS-Repairing and washing
by Oriental methods: established 1893 10
West 39th-st; telephone. CESS A-3Sth-
SEVEN TATOSIAN BROTHERS
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.
Cleans by compressed air. steam. hand or
en- floor. i,65s Broadway. 42l East 4Sth-st
COE & BRANDT. Tel 132 3Sth-
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OFFICE FURNITUE.
FOR SALE.
MACHINERY =

At REDUCED PRICE, 500 second hand
wood and iron working machines. ions
Guaranteed; machinery beught ana eA
changed GEO. 3. EDDY. ass Haoisons