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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

5Isrgov!tz. Jacob. 70 Goodman and an
95ae' A'e"ae D y = cor ms. yea. -. $4,000
f@E FiaTeaes & ~, = TO Isa 9Si9 eT 1900
Code louis 10 Gustav ! DohrenWenG and an
2'Ssr; be-. East B BT9@e eae way 5 /" corner 1900
''Slsth Earn 2 q K9ReTs gs yeF cenf $1,000
Titie Guarantee and Trust Colpany: Exchange
-. with al title 70 cores OF ooo
adjoining. years. 81 per cent -A'"'%
Si.ve-son. Nathan TO Harris AalloeiDauIh ano O.
other. Eouston-st. Nos 1z7 and 10. !" coIned
T1l6rdge-st; prior mortgage S4ZeVo' year no
s1a{iara Henry. TO LAWYERS Title Insurance
Sorrnany Gerard-sve- e corner s.s 1900
Iotter Eugene . 70 Title Guarantee and Trust
s'onuany. 42d-st. n 200 It W OF 1th-aFe; ozo aoa
Enale DIe1rsch. Kate A NetheTill- CeiLssosS
s. r n Of New Ei-s,. cue Apili : NV 1900
wafi street Exchange Building Association 70
TITLE Guarantee and Trust COMPANY; " sIf-s5
- and Exchange Pace ~ 20 -no mn
prior uaorgage sl000000: > Years . per cent "o'''
T0esfrer F-hrick X 10 William = Johnson: Broad
corner Bona-st 5e- prior mor'sase $50 100000
Fs-1e II rhrfrk FarTnly and another trustees
same property prior mortgage S4ZouVV' que ,en ooo
1908. = per cent 10000
sTorrie HENRY !. 70 Augustus Eennenway et a.
trustees. lssth-s corner 3o-aVe' years 1oo 900
Ger =. -0
Mayer Paul 70 Esther Reinheimer: Broadway Il ~ ooo
corner e8h-St- April 30 1905. per cent -"V'0
fefser Albert. Michael Coleman Aewls-st
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REALTY NOTES.

Pocher & Co have sold the lease of the entire
building the Van Rensselaer,, No It East Eleventh
st seven story apartment hotel. for the Munich
paIity Realty Company for ten years.
Edward Thaw yesterday took title from the City
Real Property Investing Company TO property on
The south Of EiShTy-nint-st.. 1S5 feet east of
J-ifth-ave There mortgage Of s49,7S5 left
IL
Lcve5oy & Noyes have removed their offices from
No g. Cedar-st. 10 the Wyllys Building No. g
WiIlisrn-st.. where they occupy the entire front
half Of the third floor This business has recently
been Incorporated under the laws Of the State Of
N1ew- York for s300e9 under the name Of Lovejoy q
N0ves Company. At the meeting OF the directors
held yesterday Irving D. Lovejoy was elected pres
dent Of the corporation. Lewis H May y1ce-pres-
dent and Charles r. Moves secretary and treasurer
Dir. May has charge Of the ArVerne Office of the
firm.
Slawson & Hobbs were the brokers in the sale of
No s2s West End-ave.. for the Realty Improve
rlent Company Grison b Smith
The Wall Street Exchange Building Association
haA mort ged its property. Nos Il and 43 Wall-st
and Exchange Place. 10 the Title Guarantee and
Trust Company for four years for S,eo0.ts1 ana
given second mortgage for two years for Soo9eyO
Latham g Reed is the buyer OF No lz4 Last
Sixtv-frst-st He will alter it into an American
basement dwelling house.
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Ward Line Building Sold at a
Valuation of 81 900 900.

The sale yesterday Of the Ward Line Building at
the northeast corner OF Wall and Water sts was
Of more than the average interest. The building
nine story structure and the plot having q 'front.'
age OF Se feet on Wall-st. and 1865 on Water-st
owned by Henry Corn. were sold to Louis Ett,nger
through NJ. & i. Hess. at valuation of 81 600 900.
in part payment MIR Ettinger gave the AdeIphi
Han property at Fifty-second-st- and Seventh-ave
and Nos. , and 80 Waverley place, each at a valu-
siion of $500 The aggregate amount represented
IN the transaction was about S1.750 900. The Ward
Line Building is rented for about 600 per arsnur
j Is new building. having been constructed
within the last three years This section is beine
rebuilt with ofhcs buildings several having been
built within the last three years and another is
being planned for the southeast corner of Wall and
Water SIS Jhis Is the first OF the buildings
- sold
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OFFICIAL RECORDED TRANSFERS

Norfok-st. No 153 S. 25x100: Fivington-st.
" LudlovV-st 2s5x66; Joseph Rabino
Saville Levin; mortgages, S5S,oOO; 80
Madison-ave No 175, $. 4sxloo; Robert " ,
Edith r Gellatly- Nominal
2d-ave and AL, n s 312xlO0: kath-
arna Lehman TO George " Jarehow; mort
cortiandt-st No 50 s. 21.1z55-6: James
Moore 10 William L. Moore; one-hah part. 1000
S3d-st. No 3G2. 20 # " OF West h1nd-aHe 2cx
7ss. John . Walton 10 Barbara j Jordan: O C -.
47th-st No rs West. I9x50. Edwin Lord TO Flor 80
T Bar: and. ~"
Same property Florence r Bar 10 Mary Casson;
mortgage $50 900; and 100
ChristOpher-st. corner Gay IHlts o.-yA
W I2Ix Box n s1.3x W - 70 beginning;
C-hristopher-st, s 124.1 r. " Of Greenwich
SsSx lOx n " -tE n ol-4A
% beginning; the WaVerly Realty company
70 Lawrence Company 'o'"Oo
gta-ave " $ so . It s Of 44th-st, j0-2xlo0: VII
t:ITgs+ IAN Ginger and ahotheF $3.50
Avenue A e 65th-st. Il 70 centre
line block between Goth and BIth SIS e 10
X 5 10 65th-st x " to beglhllis
a. E G 65th-st runs : 10 n 5 t4th-
st x200, 6lth-st, s :, 27G II of Avenue A. lux
64th-st- Samuel " bfldSnaIh 81 a. eA ao %.
ecutors John ID ftockefeIler---- 4of
65th-st. 375 IL Of Avenue A. - 10 "
Esxterior-st one-half block; Ellen AucnnlulS oe
widow to John . Rockefeller - 100 90
e4fh-st r = 200 g Avenue i. 75N one-hat
lock- A ScherrlerhoTIl trustee
C,entre-gt W $. n OF New-HclTn-st runs
S5x p 81. 2x e :}2.S tgorel; Kate \ NetiefeI 70
DledTich knabe-
No-soIh-s1 s 75 II + Of Stanton-st, -JxI"J'
Savfile Levin Morris siveTnan' morlsase'
$36 0O0 --'-'
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BY BRIGHT young man. %. In shipping
department: good marker and excellent
pennan. a. ]. O'NEfLL. IS Perry-st-
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WORK WANTED

Mare
PA ANIST-TnxaxeTEent IN city or country
Address Professor BRANDS. 2es East
1ISth-zf
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Nos 1ss and 1s7. n W corner: hth-st. Nos $40

and sa1 dne dn May 90 1905 AZ per cent 81 900
Zotel Frederick G. Realty and Mortgage
Company; 21st-st. s S, 425 fl Of 4th-ave; due
per 119bO
SaEs sTfa Coo GO sane de ABriI go 1s64 per- 425oo
Hudson Realty Company Lawyers Title Insur
awe. sRee geaTs per cent $4,000
same 70 ssRs Years per cent II IS 600
AarchalI. Charles c. Lawyers Title Insurance
{ per $1,000
Pe esn a7a is 10 a45 West years per cent 10000
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LOST.


BANKBOOK No. 1855 Of the Union Dime
son having a claim to il is hereby called
upon to present the sa me within ten DAYS
or submit to having said passbook can
CeIled and d new one issued.
BANKBOOK No. 3s5. SOS Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. Any per
son having A claim 10 il is hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten days
or submit 70 having said passbook cdnce4lea
and d new one issued
LOST OR STOLEN.-Baukbook of the Ger
man Savings Bank, in the city OF New
10 Peter Kaueur. All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. II not re-
turned to the bank on the 10th day or MAY
1903 a duplicate will be issued,
LOST OR Bankbook No. 4ts3 49S
of the German saving Bank in the CITY
Of New-Ynrk corner 4th-ave. and 14Eh-st.,
issued to Anton Speth. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same II
not returned 70 the bank on the 12th DAY OF
May 1908. a duplicate win be issred
IOsT-Brkbook No. I56 500. issued by the
Manhattan Savings Institution and pay
meut OF same has been STOPPED.
JOcT-Rantbook No S47.os1- -Bank for
Sa--f7gs $50 4th-ave-- New-EOTA. Paw
rneut stopDed Please return book 70 baflk
LOST. .-Ba-kbook No. 753 SGT. Bank TOT
Savings 2S0 4th-ave.. New-NorK. Fay-
rneut stopped. Please return book TO barlR-
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Co-nells-st Nos q and q. for six story brick
R5TIsr srsi1-sei es'o $3.50
Nsu Water cor. for an eight story
= 49, e@es9ifect .---. $1,000
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

COACHMAN-B young Scotchman; good
city driver: thoroughly understands DIS
bus.ress. Address J. G.. I3S West 55th-sI-.
private stable
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For Sale or to Let-COUntrg.

TNOR SALE OR TO I.ET.-In SARATOGA. Of the
cottages the principal residence street
Tnioil-ave rooms newly and thoroughly furnished
will only to Tignt parties small family
and Thoroughly STABLE. with four stalls and
room for cGqehusn Rent complete 81 200 for
Selling price SIS 600 Apply particulars ana pheto
graph ISL Broadway, FeW-1 ork IA C4>1ff u
HICKS Owner
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

COMPANION or L4DT'S MADE a re-
nEed Preach gtrl; would IKE 20 20 aorcads
best references Address n n. I4I East
5Ith-Sr-
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COACHNAN, GARDENER. COOK. I4AUS-
DRESS Capable man and ytfss very
tidy people; man be useful IN any capacity.
vVffe GOOD cook fine laundress, care but
tar milk poultry. etc. both abstainerss wei
recommended. At CARPENTER :. Ia 9th
ave.
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GOOD second violirist wishes engagement;
not Union music MUSIC SCHOOL. las
24Lh-st Brooklyn
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WORK. WANTED.

Female
COMPANION and SECRETARY to literary
person. By educated young woman: can
use typewriter. and has knowledge OF
library methods; pleasant surroundings and
opportunity 10 learn Of more irnporta1es
than compensation: New-York and Phila-
delphia referen ces. Z. c, 20 South Dist
ST, Philadelphia
COMPANION. &C.-Cuitured Swiss lady.
20. expert Hnguist and travelling guide.
companion. goyerness, chaperOn5 com
petent and experienced Nine. NILLIERS.
1OS West S9Jh-st.
CARETAKER. at present janitress; Al ref
erence: reliable and honest. JANTTRESS,
529 West 52d-st
GIRL. 1G years. grammar school graduate.
IN Office. MARY TREFZ, 81 Division-st.
LADY. former public school teacher. de-
sires pupNs; coaching or regular instruc-
ton in school or elementary college branch
es; highest references. EXPERIENCED,
.. J42 Sth-ave-
.sT'ESDGR API EcFs.-- Remington typewriter;
in architects office. where she could as
sist with dTawing during spare time; one
years experience. references. &. NJ, 2t3
West 125eh-st
TELEPHONE OPERATOR on private
switchboard: also typewriter Miss NJ. 10
Marion Place. Jersey City
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55TH-sT.. 81 WEST-Desirable newly fur
nished room: private bath; with board;
references
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IOsT.-Rrkbook No. 1856 500, issued by the
Manhattan Savings Institution and pay
meut OF same has been STOPPED.
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FURNITURE.

HERMANN ROSENBERG, Importer Of
Antique Furniture: Manufacturing OF
Fine Furniture; most attractive and finest
selection of Art Goods IN New-York- IN
spection cordially invited, at 264 4tn-aVs-'
near 21st-st., NeW-N Nork-
A ARMANDO, Cabinet Mdker--AntlQus'
Artistic and Modern Furniture repaired
Antique Furniture for sale. 23S 4th-ave.
HERALD Square Sslesrooms, $50 west
Observation-Disclosures and modern turnl-
ture bought sold exchanged. restored re
finished packing shippIns-
RPASS REDSTEADS AND BEDDING,
also dressers and chiffOniers in all woods,
AZ manufacturer s prices. +. W. EVEKS,
Dos 4th-ave., near 1Sth-s:-
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BY YOUNG man; understands the care Of
fine horses, carriages, etc. p II l.. 23+
South 4th-st-, Brooklyn.
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DAN 8 WORK.-By young woman; cooking
laundry waitress or cleaning; good ref
erence- TRCENfAN. pa West 6ath-st-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


WELSH Protestant az nurse to an i1-
valid. or as maid 10 an elderly lads !
neat sewer references. NURSE Ia stn--
ave.
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JOS. sHoNGooD s. SONS. Auotioneers.

Salesroons No % Bowery-
May 6-Ncu's and women $ clothing. etc,
Heilhrun Bros. I. 6T4 fst-ave-
May 7-Jewelry Jos Koch. 1S4 Ave. i,
W IL Gentzlinger. % Amsterdarl-ave.
May 7-Cl0thins etc. pledged 70 April
q. 1902. d. Siiberstein's Sons 10 6th-ave
$tlberstein Bros. . 45T sth-ave.
May S-Clothtng ETC. Alex FTeurd, 1,,'4J
&c ave: H. Rosenberg, S5G Sth-aye
9d-ave. /. RosenthaI f0S West 31st-st
Nav 12-Meu's and wOmen's clothing,
etc, II. s Isaacs, 2, 4SS Sth-ave.
May l2-JeweIry, etc. pledged TO May !.
1902 d. Silherstein's Sons. 10 6th-aYe-. Sill
berstein Bros, 2. 457 sth-ave-
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Married; understands his
business: neat appearance country pre-
ferred KEARNEY, 223 East 32d-st
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EIRNIsHED ROOMS.

I
55IH-sT.. 81 WEST.-Desirable newly fur
nished room. private bath with board
references
RESIDENTIAL. pa LENOX-AVE,. Two
floor rooms front ana rear, new. sub
srantial furniture: clean; ali conveniences;
quiet neiehborhood.
TWO LARGE. costly furnished rooms, sin
Eiy or en- suite; all modern conveniences-
separate entrance; telephone. MA1IoN'
100 West 7Tth-st.
e4TH-sT. IS wES1-FIrst floor; hand
somely furnished parldr and bedroom.
nrivate bath: all conveniences- Tor one t,F
two quiet gentlemen references eAeIlal ~ g.
FOR addresses Of refined boarding houses
rooms ana suites call on or a0ditSs
EARLE a KAAKB !, lsJ Broadway
~ F-c ANTI,Y FURNISHED FRONT PAR
1p connecting front bedroom; back
rsrlor, sreaul batl. private family
FEEDER. 252 West z3d-st
.-nvrRTIsEMENTs and subscriptions Tor
rT,ts Tribune received Gt tneif tptoNh
oa9rs No 364 broadway. between Ssth
- s-,b Tfs until q O. clock p. n. AtFYeT-
s,-ar,r.v7tr received al the following br amen
off3eea Al regular Office rates until 3 q e!oth
= m. viz: 254 sth ave. = G, cor 49, 81
"a eth-svs- cor. I2th-st. 81 East l4tn-st-;
ar7 West 52d st. between n ana eth aNFs.
s,sa west f2sfh-st / .33S 3d-ave., between
=e,h snd zTtb sts ! ,028 3d-aFe-, near us
81 7as lst-ave.. near ostn-st 49s EasS
5s5s,fet. 1856 Tremont-aTe.s tsp ad-AVs-t
near 4Ist-st.; 55A sd-sye.; 40 Bleecker-sf-f
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

T0er-Rantbooll No. s47.os1. .Bank for
Savings $50 4th-ave-- New-EoTA. Pay-
rnant stopDed Please return book 70 bank
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HELP WANTED.

ER1x-
,roo5 ioserse corresponding for uetvs-
paoers. IS per column for work IN spare
iirne. experiences unnecessary Send stamp
for free booklet NOR III tt.N Fkhao
SYNpICsATE Loekport, n Y
eAFE RAKER. second hand, pie roller, for
night work 'p.-lr s9l 20 -, % w.
tfirtxf
cANvAssERs WANTED Easy work 70
make daily 50 and more. 30 Union
knnarsx FIRST door.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
PAwNBRokERs' SALES.


ELI SOBEL. Auet, eS Bowery. sells 10
=. m. goods pledged 70 May ]. lS02.
May Clothing. ]. Sobsi. 1.T04 3d-aTe-
May S-Jewely. watches and diamonds,
r. Michael. I.04a 2d-ave.
May 11-Clothing. dresses, etc, F. Sobel
& Son 1.426 2d-avs., and IL. SobeI. 772 9th
ave.
May 12-Jewslry. watches and diamonds.
silverware, etc. VIM. Prayer. AZ 7th-ave.
May 13-Jewelry. Thos. Newman & Son.
BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
nREsSNiAkING.

DPFSSNAK KER Fashionable dreSsmaklng
Al I'D East l15th-st-, elegant inter. &c
sfgner- all new styles. out BY da5 nome
TraferTed reasonable Ground floor. nrst
bell.
IZDT-CCNTAL-T-T} -FYrst class. wishes few
more customers: go cut by cay or 81
horne. hest reference. DRESaMAkEIt.
g79 35-ave.
Y a cFJTQe- ARI,E drcssmakinE: reasonable;
homo or out Mine. HAVEN'T /. % East
s4th-st.
CTTARANTEED SILKS, black white, col
ors direct from looms, factory price saves
,,o1j 55c 10 45c a yard. mail orders nlled:
inc brings samples ana memCnt0. Lf-NOA
SILK WORKS. j. 1873 Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
Country Property to Let.

THE PAGE COTTAGE
the hills OF Chappaqua Westchester County. 53 min
I'D Fourteen nicely furnished
apartmeEts separate General sup1iy
4eartauqua with well and rain water add
tional. Acetylere gas paZzas grounds shade
stable. garden planted and summers sup
ply premises. $4,000 until November
18th. Notify WILLIAM !. WALDIE. Supt. OnteoTa
Farm. ChappaGua. n. Y. to viewing premises
4 GENTLEMAN's COUNTRY SEAT AND Farm
~ Colonial house bedrooms; city water: electric
light; exposed nickel plumbing and shower parqust
= Trepacesf all SIDES;
nes; 20 land; fruit asparagus garden % min
r. R.; 4 miles from station nlacasn
good market schools churches value 2lOp price
SIG coo: worth furniture horse carriage
Extraordinary offer to party taking everything f2r
complete home, in perfect order; elevated
cool healthful auisances No trades r. c, Room.
100 % Broadway. New York
HFOUNT KISCO Westchester; formerly SchroedeTs Ho-
VI tel; large rooms bath, electric hght; hour from
Grand Central Depot Inquire 2l2 East l4th-st
ITO LET al Edgemere L. iGrocery store all fitted
/ up living also stable and cottages TO
rent. Address FRANKLIN c. NORTON. Far Rocka"ay
\.
ITO LET-ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Priyat Cottage.
L Casino; seven bedrooms, beau
rfful view the bay and beyond SANDY hook'
bathroom. electric light large lawn: telephone rent
Apply O o. FRIEDLAENIEk y. 1nens.
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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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5I0 ACRES.

This in which there is lead also covered
heavy timber The latter is worth 10000 within
miles Louis; smeter within 6 miles good
title TO encumbance price $4,000 The Worlds Fair at
ST. Louis is raising the value Of land in that region
a s. VINCENT. Emporia Kan
DIVERSfDE-ON-S Conn.-Attractive residence
II convenierces: shady lawn; garden fruit
depot harbor yacht clGb; s.. 000- J {. ATWATE
owner. - Libertys-t-
FI1EN room furnished $3.50 sacrifice
another. rented $3.50 for 81 500;
ing abroad. So Stamford, Delaware Co, y. Y
TyOR SALE, delightful cottage, rooms,
L ground: rapid transit
lion Take Kingsbridge trolley ROOS. 5Is9 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

CENTRAL AUCTION co. NJ. sheehan.
auctioneer. ia2 and 154 Canal-st
May G--By N. Well & CO. 2.2i7 3d-ave..
clothing. To April "a 1902.
May by s Lehman. 292 Coiumbia-st,
Clothing e May l. 1862.
May S2By H NcAleenan, 194 Sth-ave-,
diamonds. watches. jewelry. etc. No
Is GOO to 30 coo. and goods held over
May S-By p. Freel, 160 Grand-st., cloth
ing 70 May l. 1902
May 1I-By Il. McAleenan. 1880 Broad
way. diamonds. jewelTy, watches etc
pledges No. ! to i0500 and goods held over.
May f2-By R. simpson Co, 9 Myrtle
ave. brooklyn. diamonds jewelry. etc,
pledged Nos. l 591 to 600.
MAY I2-By s Lehman. 292 Columbia-st-.
BROOKLYN jewelry etc. to May ). 1902.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

BY YOUNG man. 10. position where there S
a chance for advancement. Address J.
L PETERMAN. 74S Chauncey-st-. Brook
lyn.
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OFFICE FURNITURE.
help WANTED.

HELP WAITED.
EcHaaGe.
COOK. So: Iaundress, So: general house
worker. $50; chamb erInaid ANA waitress.
500; cook and Iaundress. $50 nurse. so.
ST BARTHOLOMEW : BUREAU. II
East 42d-st
GOOD WAGES. permanent place. for sat
isfactory houseWorker- Apply $50 West
s4th-st.
WANTED.-Colored girl fer general house
work in private family; two months d.
country. Apply 53S West s+tn-st
y ANTED Lady 10 take charge ci COOK
ing baking and sweeping IN small ram
iIv. uleasaut hqne assured, modetate wages
Address n l. NJ, Ossining-on-Hudson
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

pF-eFe-E-sS NAas OF FIRM wanted 70 han.
szble use Address WATER, Tribune Ot-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

COLLECTOR Young married man as col
Iector. SAMUEL SHEREFF. I. $50 Bath
gate-ave. The Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

CARPENTER.-Au kinds of house repairs;
stores and Offices fitted up: alterations.
large or small: dav's work CT fob. Call or
send postal CARPENTER, !, ,924 Broadway.
care 0f contracting company.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

EXECCTTVE.-Aueri 40 university
education, broadly experienced, now on
GER large corporation desires position OF
trust and responsibility. salary required
s.. OC0. EXECUTIVE, Box r. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

ELEVATOR RUNNER. OFFICE BOY or
TELEPHONE OPERATOR.-By young
man (colOredl, 70; experienced; reference
Address ROSCOE HOWARD. 223 West
60th-st-
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COLLECTOB.--By young man. %: well ex-
perienced; win furnish security II neces-
sary. J. FISCHER PAS East T4th-st
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NGTNEER--Arnerican: first class license:
reference from last employer; understands
hydraulic and electric elevator: wages mod
crate; city or country. LILLY. 81 West
99Ln-st-
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MACHINERY
RESTAURANTS.

GIBsON'S RESTAURANT, n mafde9 & e9
Lane Nea-Y0rk. open ) d n. 10 . p m.
FOR LUNCH. The Woman's MONDAY
Club 81 West f9th-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
City Property for Sale.
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
NETTING ) AND PER CENT.
rutland S WHITING CO.,
5 BEEEAAN ST.

A CHOICE PRIVATE DWELLING for sale in S4th ST.
n Riverside Drive subway Station Seth st,
Broadway three-sory high-stoop brownstona dwelling
wide class condition with buffers
and bedrooms. Modern open plumbing.
Apply SLAwSoN * HOBBS, 2Si Columbus Ave.
I'D St
TUsT COMPLETED-Two family detached house.
- station: all improvements open inspec-
bargain direct from builder. Hughes-ave. north
of 1S3d-st
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

COACHMAN First class: private family;
married; small family; used TO manage
ment OF large stable; drive -FOUR or tShoela; IaJ
seven years reference Address J. s. loo
West 56.h-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

OACHMAN-Afarried; no children; ex-
perienced with both light and neaVy IIsL Is-
ress horses. nine years references. last
employer can be seen. MARVIN, 1l5 West
62d-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

COACHMAN.-City or country: thoroughly
understands care and management OF
private stable; ten years first class CITY
observation-disclosures: last ard former employ
er can be seen. COACHMANs l9f NesI
62d-st
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LAWYERS,

SMITH & E%GEL. reliable lawyers, oOS
proadv-9v Nezv-Yor5: accidents dones-
tic eifFcul,ies quickly adjusted eonsulta
ton free
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

COACHMAN. &c.-By young Frenehnan:
speaks French and English; driving care
horses. etc, in country; references LCOISs
524 West Broadway, stationery store
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

COACHMAN.-Married; no children: nrst
class references O'KEEFE' III "esl
6Sth-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

OACHMAN.-Thoroughl understands care
horses harness, carriages: wiliihs' ooils
IT, cirI- ~ corIntry: best references last
er9blover can be seen D.. Box 34S. Tribune
Uptown once, 1854 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

ELEVATOR RUNNER or PORTER-By
young man Ccolored) 20; experience; good
reference. Address TECRMAN WARD.
223 West 6Oth-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

ENGINEER. or day. understand
Ing fcemsking. refrigorating and dyna-
mos. Address J. I. r, P Q. BOX 2G2. Col
Iege Point. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

-HaE Wy a. j. = Tlels iftNeiIE-
May by VIM Simpson, 81 PARK Row,
dienonds. watches. jewelry, all pledges
prior March :. 1892. and all Nos. 10 1885,,
ana all goods reserved from previous sales.
This sale will include fine assortment cut
glass, bTic-a-hTac and fancy chinaware,
also fine assortment silveTware
May S-By II. Stern, % west 31st-stA
diamonds, watches. jeweiry, all pledges'
prior April IS 1902. Gil older dates.
MAY S-By l. Cahen & Sons, Il Canal
st. diamonds. watches. jeweIry. all pledges
prior April -. 1902. from 200 to 5000.
May S-By Nj Levy. - Carmine-st-.
clothing, etc. pledged prior April 2s 1892.
May 1f--Bv r J. R0senthal. 22 3d-ave..
4. II. Sarfuels Sons. All CiIand-st.. Brook
lyn Diamonds witches. tewelry. all pledges
prior May l. 1862, all Older dates.
May 12-T;y s. Mayer. % Wnrrsn-st.,
Jersey City. d. aiaver, Hohokeu. diamonds,
watches tewelry. all pledges May .. 1902
May f3-By =. Burger. 1t4 Amsterdam
ave. diamonds watches. jewclry. bric-a-
brac. paintings. cut glass, Dresden china,
bronzes. all pledges prior May g. 1902. and
all older dates held over.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

COACHMAN middle aged; heisnt
: fset a inches. understands his business
in every respect: city OF country; strictly
ter7perate: willing and obhgtng. Hrst class
reference. J. D., Box II. Trioune Opto"H
Ofice 1854 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

BY YOUNG man. position mechanical
drauEhtinE room; some experience. Ad-
dress DRACGHTING, 7s4 Broad-st.. New
ark.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

DROP HAMMER and hydraulic press hand
J. T. DIEMER. $40 Knickerbocker-avs-.
Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

COACHMAN.-Married: no family aged
80: height 3 feet 10 inches: weight 4oV
rounds first class man who is competent
10 take charge OF gentIemans ; private sta
BILE. has lived ten years with last en-
ployer; can furnish very best PERSONA or
dress r GREENE. rs 7th-ave.