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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSACTIONS IN REAL ESTATE.


H. T. Quincy has sold for the Bradley estate to
J. Deimage Trimble No 70 West Thirtieth-st.. a
four story and basement brownstone dwelling
house. on lot 25xSs9 feet The property will prob
ably be altered for business This parcel and No. 5
west Thirtieth-st, which the broker sold to
Mr. Trimble some time ago, are about the only re-
naming dwelling houses IN the block which have
not been remodelled into stores and apartment
houses.
william D. Fitzpatrick and the East Side Realty
Company have sold for the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company No. $50 East Thirteenth-st.. FIVE
story tenement house. with store. plot SSxlcSs
feet The sellers acquired it in foreclosure last
June for $2S.001
Isaac B. Wakeman has sold No. 9 Jones-st.. a
seven story brick store and loft building. lot 25x
~ feet, between Blocker and West Fourth sts
The Whitehall Realty Company has bought No
house. on lot 16.SxSS9 feet.
George f. Johnson Sons have sold for $4,000 to
Artnur Berel the two family dwelling house, on lot
z5XlVV feet at No 80 BeCk-st
William j. Roome has sold for MandeIhaum 8
LEVINE the dwelling houses Nos 255 and 257 West
twenty -Second-st. to builder. The size OF the
property is S6xSs feet. and the purchaser expects
10 erect SIX story modern apartment house.
Benson, for j. T. MuihaIl to Nicholas NJ. DAILY No.
feet.
j.; Clarence Davies & Co. have sold for p. A.
Nmtuer, Drake and Halleck SITS. and Edgewater
city lots.
Edward Beinhauer has sold to August Eitzen for
story and basement brownstone front dwelling
house, on lot 20x1o05 feet.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Murphy. John ], TO Julius Raynor and another,
executors and trustees; 2d-ave, e corner 4Sth-
st; also 2d-ave s, 252 # 8 Of 4sth-st; year,
pei cent
Feller. Mary to Adolf MandeI; 14th-st. S, 531 #
W Of 2d-ave; also 14tE-st No DO East; Build
ing Loan; due July Is, 1904, per cent.
Rathowslly, Bernard. to Joseph T D Cornwell;
East Broadway, Nos % and SO; prior mortgage,
$50, 900: due December "a, 1903 per cent.
Kramer, Michael, to Nathan FeIdman and another;
tannoD-st, Nos 1f5 and III; prior mortgage,
SIC 600; due August g. 1911. per cent. 80.
Welsh MargareJta X. to Lawyers Title Insurance
Company; Waverley Place s. 1895 IT Of
6th-avei years, per cent. Observation-Disclosures.
The Society Of the Helpers Of the Holy Souls OF
the City OF New-YorlI. to the German Savings
Bank: S7th-st, No l12 East; years. per cent
Kotzen. Max. to Sender Jarmulowsky; 6tll-st, No
lO5 TO III East; Building Loan; prior mortgages;
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.
Z Icy TIL GRAPu TO TIE Tn1RrNE.l

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCSE.j
Chicago. Aug. 2s.-Tne spring wheat States had the
worst sort II weather Northwestern markets
for time were higher but this market seemed to be
aUed Up that wheat which was sold here on such
rcae yesterday After timd sympathy with the North
western advance prices turned weak and the close was
unchanged 70 &c under yesterday Even the Northwest
. markets their advance. The speculative trouble
Of outside buying. Professionals. after
doing buying the advance in trying to get
profits The September here sold at So7sc and at
sIzc and closed bid; December closed at s2hc;
Nay s4sc sellers An incident was the relative
strength the September. II closed &c under
pared last night The elevator interests
scalpins f0r carrying charge. All the marRfts
the Other side lower There better weather
abroad Argentine cables reported 20 per Increase
81 Argentine shipments 1872 600 bush. and
since January 100000 bush ahead Of year.
American cearanCes for the week only 3245 900
bush. compared with 5437.0O bush last year. To-
days clearances We're 100000 bush Primary receipts
6ls o1a bush compared with $40 900 bush. The
Modem Miller reported damage from rains in
Nebraska ana Kansas. The outside is light.
would BE- at least temporarily bearsh.
There good deal of through the corn belt
but the Temperatures high. There further sell
ng by the Southwest. which has been selling corn for
days The market seemed lack a short interest
The close 3qsc under yesterday the deferred tt
o the most September sold at Sic and AZ so 20
and closed 50sc bid December closed al J0@c bid:
May. bic sellers Argentina shippei 4ol10OO bushels.
That was against the price. Receipts here were ss4
cars. with i contract; tonorov's estimate SEQ
cars shi1Dins sales about 10000 bushels Coun-
~ offerings were light. Cash Z. higher America
shipped Tor the week only 95soO5 bushels Gables were
slae lower Tie sentiment IS beaTish and prices are
Etey TO SCI OF with favorable weather.
Nearby futures = OAKS were firm. TIE May felt selling
D. te howe party There an excellent ship
png demand :lr the ola standard Eastern buyers are
uHl1 as 10 The new oats which very light septem-
Der ana December closed .sc higher Nay sake lower
September left or At &5c December s6l4c sellers May
e Shipping sales 10000 bushels: receipts ls7
cars. he estimate for tomorrow, eco cars
september lard advanced Zoe. and closed 75c over octo
be- Il locks though Swift Lad big short interest
Expert lara sales today 5000 uerces The rest Of
the provision Est was stea6y.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

2d-aye. > 4sth-st, % 2xlOO; 2d-ave. g.
252 II of 4stl-st 20. 1x10O; Julius Raynor and
another, executors and trustees to John - .
=. Murphy; mortgage. $31.25Q. o and: s1'o(
Cannon-st Nos il5 and III. &, 416x1Qo:
Nsthan Feldman and another. TO Michael 4,
Kramer; mortgage SAP, 900; and .......... &c
I1st-st, s. Ga It W OF 2d-ave, Is6xlO2.2; Maria
Helm to st Roses Settlement OF the Catholic
LIST Nos 1893 and 1876. 5, 4511x1O0: Pincus
mortgages $4,000 .Nomini
Same property: Herman FIGHTER Max KessIer; .
mortgages s64,500 and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
7th-st, $, 249.s # Ave c. SO 4x97.e;
Michael Kramer 70 Nathan FelGman and
another; mortgage S23 900. .Nomin'
72d-st, 9, 100 It OF Columbus-avs, 50x102.2;
Assurance society 's.etee eq4!'aDi' lt' 5000
The Stuyvesant Real Estate Company; a.
l64th-st No 1927 s. Is II Of Prospect-ave.
2gX14 :; knickerbocker Trust Company to Chris :,
tan Reger, ct al; mortgage. $4,000 ......... $50
l59th-st go II of Amsterdam-ave. 50x
side Bank 4''.e' 80, 4.'' 49,, HOO
Weintraub to isaac Fox; mortgage. $4,000; o
and ~
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REALTY NOTES,

There were no offerings at auction scheduled for
yesterday at No 161 Broadway
The four story and basement private dwelling
mousse at No 40 West Thirty ninth-st, owned by
Eliza beth X s Lorllard of New-Rochele, is to be
tefnodeed into lofts and stores at cost of s15eO0
one and two story extension is to be erected and
esieyator service Installed. The plans have been
nleu with Building Superintendent Thompson by
Neville & Bagge as architects.
MlIlard Vet has leased for 8. Matshak 20 d.
LIuck Tor term of years the seven story lathouse
feet ' 80
g. Tuot & Co. have leased for s. Epstein to a
client six four story tenement houses No. 205 to 215
East One-hundred-a and third-st
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

sth-st Nos 3o8 and $40 East for a six story brick
tenement no Isa, with stores. 96xS4 6: SchleS-
singer Feinchel owners: Sass & Srnallheiser
dTCTiIectS ...gs,sa.........
Chrys:ie-st, No so for a one story brick Clubhouse
20 3x4.6; c A f Casanood. owner: o Reissmann
Manhattan-ave and 115th-st n corner, for ave
one story brick stores. 20x40; Lyman & Sonn
owners II Davidson, architect ...............
Ii5th-st. 5. 55 Il Of Manhsttan-avs, for a one
story frame shed, 2Qx100; Lyman & Sonn
l2Gth-st Nos $50 and i54 East, for a two story
brick auction rooms 50x100; G Merle. owner;
j smith, aIcnltect.. .............,....
Broadway g, 500 fl Il of 45th-st for a one story
brick store. 29.3z54 T Hedden, owner; H
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Proposals.


DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.
OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARIS.
ARSENAL BrrILDTNG, FIFTH AVENUE AND sIXTE-
FOURTH STREET, BOROUGH Of MANHATTAN, The
CITY OF NEW YORK
SEALEp BIDS Or ESTIMATES WILL BE
receva by the Park Board at the above Office OF the
Department % Parks until o'clock z. on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER STH. 1903
Borough OF Manhattan.
CONTRACT no. 4.
Work ans Materials for Erection and Completion
OF the Library Stack Work IN the New York Puhitc
Library, Astcr. Leuox IideI Foundations. Fifth
Avenue, Forteth and FoTty-second Streets
The time allowed doing and completing the first
tion Of the work viii be three CALENDAR MONTHS
afSer notice begin work at the building has been given
by the Architects and for Section the time snal be
four notice begin work a the building
shall have given by the Architects
The of security required will be one hundred
thousand dollars
The bids will be compared and the contract awarded a.
a lump aggregated
Blank forms be obtained and plans may be seen at
the OF the Department Parks the Arsenal Cen
tr3 Park and also the Office Of the Architects CaTsre
* Hastings, No. 9S East 41s Street
For full particulars City Record.
WILLIAM r. WILCOX,
JOHN +. ECSTTS,
RICHARD YOUNG.
Commissioners.
Dated August 18th. 1903.
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State OF New-York County OF New-York. SIS:
W McMAsTER MILLS, President, and C. W. PARSON,
VIce-President OF The Plaza Bank. Bank located and
doing business at No. 753 Fifth Avenue the City
Nevg-York County. being duly sworn, each for
himself says the foregoing Report with the schedule
accompanying the IS true and correct in all respects
the best Of his knowledge bel'ef
that business Of said Bank been
location required by the banking law Chap.
6sg Laws OF 1892 elsewhere; above
report is compliance with Official notice
Superintendent Of Banks designating tho
2sth day OF August. 1893 as the day on which such
report shall made and F. NJ Clarke the Cashier Is
absent and Join IN this report
w McMAsTER MILLS. President
c W. PARSON, Vice-Presidaut.
severaiiy subscribed 10 By both deponents
the 2sth day OF August 1903. before
E. Fl. COOK, Notary Public NeW-York County
tSeal Of Notary
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Prnn0s0LS.


OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT or
Parks. Arsenal BuiIdins, F1fth avenue and siSfy-
fourth street. Marnattan the City OF Nv
YorkSeaisd BIDS will be received ~ ire
Park Board Tire above Office If the DeDsrtne1t or
Peaks 9 clock A.. 81, THURSDAY, SEPfAA-
BIER 20. 1908 Borough OF Manhattan.
No l. Fer constructing a walk pavement OF Portiand
cement ucrror on the espa1aic adjacent o ne sea wan
along the front IF River PARK.
=. ami alterations plumbing Work
and uiug fo- the mems comfort station IN Union
square cottsge
For labor and materials required Tor ne erection
meas station city Hall Para-
For full particulars City Record
WILLIAM r WILCOX.
JOHN r ETSTTS.
RICHARD YOUNG,
Commissioners
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Boston. aug. 2S-Clppers generally strong eio
arfv 10 dav with Copper Range stiu the feature Of the
fredne This stock closed the highest The general
market firm but dun.
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Public Notices.

A TTENTION IS CALLED TO THE ADVER-
TISEAdENT IN THE CITY RECORD Of August 70
September 1909 the confirmation by the Board of
the entering the Bureau for the COec
Assessments and Arrears of the assessments Tor
LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS IN THE BOROUGH or TIE
BRONX:
BIRD WARD SECTION o. EAST 166TH STREET
SEWER between Webster and Nor is
PATH WARD SECTION IL EAST 1s5TH STREET
REGULATING. GRADING. CURBINGi FLAGGING AND
LAYING CROSSWALKS from Washington avenue to
oath WARD SECTION IL EAST 2O2ND STREET
CTOWER PLACE)-SEWER. between Webster avenue
and the property OF New York Harlem Railroad.
EDWARD M CIRCUIT. Comptroller
City OF New York August 2S 1903.
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DEPARTMENT OF

OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
Parks. Arsenal Building. F1fts avenue and Sixty
fourth Borough % Manhattan the City 81 New
York-sesisd hes estimates VII te received b. ths
PARK Boari the above Office 20 tae Department q
PARKS anti. o'clock =. N. on THURSDAY, SEPrEM-
BEsR 10 1903. Borough o. The BToax.
No. Z Flr furnishing all The labor and materials for
The erection and completion % bird the New
YORK Geological Park. the City Of New
York
No. 2 furnishing DELIVERING wrought
iron pipe bydrsats n bronx PARK. BO7Ough OF The
No. 3 FOR furnishing and delivering humber IN Bronx
Park Borough @ The Bronx
Scr fun particulars City Record.
WILLIAM T. WILCOX.
JOHN z. EUSTIS.
RICHARD YOUNG,
r9r--rr fss41-r
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Furnished. Houses to Let-Country.


FINABRYTCWN.-TO let Mott House, mostly furnished
L being renovated and in2rored; 80 rooms; carriage
passes in front. JOHN WEBBE,Fs. owner, Beekman-
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4 DvERTISENENTs ana suoscr,otlons for Tia TriSuns
- received their Uptown ONCE.
NO. 1854 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will be at the following branch
Offices al regular office O'Clock D. m vim
204 Sth-aVe.. 5. e. 2Sd-st.; I53 6th-aNe cor.
12th-st.: 81 East 14th-stt ~ West 4.d-st b.
tween 7th and sth ayes. 263 West I%5th-sS.t sss
Sd-ave-. between 18th and nth SITS. IO26 Sd-ave.
near 6lstst; 1.5OS 1st-ave., 1877 Fa.t
l@5th-st.t 506 TremOnt-aye.y $50 3d-sve -.
4lst-st.: b54 3d-ave., 2IO hleeeker-.r, eor
Bieecker-St. brooklyn. n. Y.-2I6 Court-.t,
2I5 Saith-st.; 1.OO4 Gates-ave.. a. Rroaavx.v
Newark. n J-zo4 Brond-st. Alao al L. D. z
orcez
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II S. ENGINEER OFFICE. ARMY BUILD
ing, New YORK.. n. Y. August 20 iS0s.-Seaied
proposals. Tor dredg IN Arthur XIII Island
sound y Y. and y j.. will be resolved here until II ~.
SeTfen Der % lsN. and then publicly opened Inf0rna
ton furnished application. =. W. RAYMOND Lieut..
Col Engrs.
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A TTENTION is CALLED To THE ADVER-
TIsEMENT IN THE CITY RECORD OF August %
September 1908 the confirmation by the Board OF
entering the Bureau Tor the Coec-
Arrears of the assessment FOR
LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS in the BOROUGH OF MAN
HAITIAN: -
18TH WARD. SECTION s. WEST 18TH STREET
FIAGGING. between St Nicholas Avenue and Edgeconoe
EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT Comptroller.
City OF New York. August %. 1908.
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y received their Uptown tfhce.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS o. billiard and pooi
tables; high Craze bowling alley builde.s
lowest prices MARK BROS. "a Union
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SEALED PROPOSALS. ENDORSED "PRO-
posals for Timber Wharf Dreding.' be
received the Bureau OF Yards and Docks Nav De
partment. Washington until II o'clock m. october
there publicly opened. timber
wharf 10 by $50 feet with railroad and dredged
basin, at NAVY Yard, Bremerton. Wash. Plans
specifications be at the Bureau. viii be fur
uished the Commandant Of the yard named
deposit $40 security for their return. MORDECI
T. ENDICOTT Chief OF Bureau, August 49, 1903.
4 DvEFTIsEMENTs and subscriptions The TribuRs
received at their Uptown once.
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Real Estate for Sale or Exchange.

TNI4ATTIOUSE Tor THREE In BEST
locality South brooklyn; co per Of purchase
money remain nortE1Sc would exchange New
Jersey Staten Island property particulars by mail
WILLIAM HURST. 10 Fulton-st, New-YorlI-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wANrEn
Male.

--S-- 80 ~ CITATIONS WANTEh
Male.
CV mp ~ or NURSE--ey sompss-us
, ILlstil - ior invalid In city or country AZ
dress c o. SWINNAY. 4ds West sd
COACHMAN. Gentlemen -I--,--- -
private stable owing 10 deagh - 60
SalltN, desires especially to rscoInuena ~,
SSS,ol.IiiAn. VINO understands takinx fsIi
address l''I Z ,S,a9I5Tl1ses etc Can or
W., - or Ceaearaaa THOMAS NELLY. ga
.-Thorougblv cor,....--.-
,, Sn years references from pressnt -
seoer willing and Obfigfn~. r1a-
We, isosses Inches. SL.ATTERY, "a
CoAtChMAN.-C1ty or country: per,ou.I
v.sst ri address n WEBER lsi
Nest Ena-avs
CoASG,HiiMAN.-tGen,Iernan desires 70 re-
Posluon Tor his coachman: best cIfv -
country references: present emnIovs-S -,
oe seeo. 1856 West 72d-st A
COACH1iAN and GARDENER-zx o.
r,,ntIL married, no children, with prfvat,
~ rtIt5S wire competent coOs TRUST
VIM n i. BoH $50. Southport Conn
FARM HsFs--By German wlth Ufe,1r,. -
>, ~, 20 tase charge o. gentIeman's
wIDMEIR. Nsw@Paitz. n Y "a 'Aa'eA !
GARDENER Chesd, or manager. nlITT
quahied IN every respect 10 ta<e chs-gs
or EentlemaB's first class estsbiI.S-nsIs.e
SS sse years references B. E., Box iI2
Fairfield. Conn -
ARDENER--German. married D. -
ehIiaren; can take care OF <eztie1na,-s
49, $50 norlst and vegetable grower; "a
S SeS experiences. Address GARDENER
2o2 East 2ort-st
GARDENER professional. tbc--,,.I,1--
eenpetnt, under glass ana outdos.rs-
twenty years experience fn arSf cI9s..
glaSes. gooa references Address d N ~
9pllns-st.' 4orTistOwu, N j. ~
/ GAflD E;NN.E1Fa--By American. 30. marrisf.
no children; thoroughly exDerien~e,i -
al work on a country place: best rersr =
TnS Se,so %riIs PARTICULARS Box $50 Ma
! GARDENER.-First class: well m IN
greenhouses vegetable. heWer and rruIr
gardens: lawns, roads shrubber .es etc
married. no children, aged ~; has had 20
years experience IN good places; first cl7sS
IslsreI G, as 70 abilities. etc. Box 3OJ.
GARDENER and COACHMAN-C00K =
BY German cG"nie. IS and "a on Eenfis-
tonahle references COMP ETENT. Bor
i59 Southport. Conn.,
GARD ENESR--By American, % stnsies
understands his business. wages $50. SsS
/ erences Box 25. 2d3 West 125th-st
GARDENER FLORIST.-By German. S2t
single; eighteen years experience; un--
derstands every branch OF his trader
orchids. roses. palms lanGscapIng DEN
ER 3,}f East 3s}d-st
GARDENER - Head OF superfntend~ut<
thoroughly experienced In care Of glass
larIScgpa arufuaarfuur- Az.
employer at Newport ard Lerox: life ex--
pertence; references GARDENER. Box
I, f6l. Lee. Mass
USEFUL. MAN or coachuan: single: UNDER
stands the care % horses harness car
Ttages. lawns, walks: willing obliginK9
God reference; country preferred REE-
MERTON 261 AtIanric-ave- Brookiyyn
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Unfmnisbed Apartments to Let.

TO LEAsD IMMEDIATELY At
THE MARTINIQUE, 5+5S West SD ST.
An elegant modern story duplex Apartment, I'VE
rooms ard baths. Apply 70 resident physician.
A. MORNINGsIDE PARK HOME.
Corner apartment Of nre large rooms and TWO baths on
9Th floor ~ building with all the latest
Southern exposure facing Mornngside Pak
Rent month ~. Z. cor ll6th St. and Aorninssds
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RESTAURANTS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

! CAN SELL what you do not want, or
exchange IL for you for something you
need. either real estate, automobiles.
pianos, furniture, horses or carriages. or
anything Of value. I have on hand hvS de-
sirable lots at Brentwood, L. l., TO ex-
change for horses or livery stock. Wife
for particulars to z. H. BULKELEY. Mil
ton on the Hudson.
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HOARD AND ROOMS.

ST. ALBANS, EAST 31ST-sT.
Rooms single en- suite, with private
baths: DOCTOR office; dining room. parlor
floor: electric light; excellent table board.
FEW elegant rooms. single or en- suite;
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Gentleman giving up bis
family. desires especially TO recor1r,sS.. -
SSsaoL-Iian, who understands takinz f1,Ii
oHSIse OF horses carriages, etc Csu -
T-I sss = kLE1EBERG 3 Rive-ss5.
West TOth-st n>l-A>A~R' Cd
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- -" AN.-Ihoroughly competent: .tr-
,, tesn years references from present 80
Tisd; feet inches. si.xTsrEssI;, MA "a
West l32d-st EhNt' 90
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FURNISHED ROOMS.


233 WEST 51ST-ST.-Au home cooking;
excellent parlor suites. hall rooms; ar
engagements for the season.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES 800 Second hand
wood and iron working machines fully
guaranteed. machinery bought anH eT-
changed. GEO. 3 EDDY. 3pe Mad Bou-st
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COMPANIoN or NURSE--sy somDszrus
man for invalid In city or Country. a.
dress C. o. SWINNAY. as West "a
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LOST.

LosT.-Bankbook No 373. 425 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon 10 present
the same 10 the bank within thirty days
or the said book will be declared cancelled
and extinguished and new one issued In
lieu thereof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-29
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Net ea-n!ags........ Ss.29l $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-29

ANDERSON & kINTZ. Auct's 81 Bowery.
Sept. by A. Friedman, 1893 3d-ave,
clothing, oveTcoats. pledged to Aug. Is,
1902.
Sept. 2-Rv Marks Losn once 2.O5T.
formerly 2o50 3d-ave., and J. Andersen.
3n7 West 42d-st. diamonds. watches. Jew
elry. pledged to Aug IS, 1902.
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WORK WANTED.

FISH and OYSTER MAN.-Fifteen years
experience: Al reference. w. Il. no
West 3Sth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-29

GARDENER and COACHMAN-COOK-
BY German co"HI@. IS and "a on semitic
mans private place: long years Of un0ues-
tionahle references COMP HTENT ~
$50 Southport Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-29

USEFUL. NAN or coachnan: single: UNDER
stands the care % horses harness car
Tiages. lawns, walks: willing. obIfginxs
good reference: country preferred REE-
MERTON 261 Atianric-ave- Brooklyn.
The Newark journal., 1903-06-12
Big Increase in Assessment.

The railroad assessment board, composed of Gov. Davis, Secretary of State Crockett and Auditor Mon roe, has completed its labors. The assessment of the Iron Mountain stood at S14,000 per mile. The Cotton Belt was raised from $S, 300 per mile to the same as the Iron Mountain; the C., o. & G. from $1,- 800 per mile to the same figure; the Frisco from $10,000 to the same figure, and the Kansas City South ern from $7,500 per mile to the same figure, which was $14,000 per mile for all these lines. After this there was a general raise of 20 per cent on these railroads. The Memphis bridge was raised from S750,060 to S1,000, 1000. On some of the roads the increase amounts to over 100 per cent. The assessment rate per mile on short line roads was also increased in proportion. It Is more than probable the railroads will re- sist the increase in the courts.