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Gatlieriua Rcpp.

IS ildrb am 10. Gftober 1904 6rdn aGtle'
rina gicup Inn NItcr bon a SabreH, 10 Wtouutcn
mo 3 Jagcu. gcliebtc satin bon @eorg Stepp,
@ermunoie mo 5rcinoc Der 6alnilie llIto Dor.
Iihit criiht. Der Necroiguug, luclde am Srettdg,
lncbMittuaa 2 llbr, BON Der 22obmIHQ ibrea
Scblpiegeritmc5, 0rlt. 2uuie Yubit. Mr.. $40,
eito.8OuSsStraRc, aus itattitnoet. bct5urobnen'
LlnI-El
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OtarH Tpnat.

Ga ftorb AM is. 0ftcber. gtbenos s tt6r so
Wtmrten. WiurN Iunat, geItebte Satin bon
SIlius Nonat I'M 9titer bon So Subreu uno
: Mouatcn. 0ie Reerotgung finoet Srcttag,
Observation-Disclosures aus mad Der Ct.
6atbart1cnatirth itatt. lpoielbit etne Jtequtelil.
Wlciie ubgebuIteH miro. 6rellHoe mo SelaIiIle
iiH6 eingeluoeE. l19fJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20
Gtabfirt 1880.
@ubelm =. NeiuGarbt.

"f. 1913, @sft.spmbarb.e traHe.
Neiu'gorf elaitiide Srndbanber,
pbne Seber,
t'hIlen Tas nnS aa9t setrasen iperbeu.
Nud) Recommendation,
Wei~e ne rotten. ieIbit bei'm easen Mot.
o~teleiheI ttlo BON allen Metafen
Gr s. oeltefls empfotIen.
: eeI,erilei aif sefteuune, iute auf aaoer
ipetdle nnb SutsftNeu. msbbSnSrr'
5ntrteoen aeiteuf ftnb. stDDss' os'ss"s
r,. mne Srndabdnber. gunbaeen utb Snftr,i.
n!else meroei aaranfirt, oak fe paSfen' NM
ahIs Sahoerffe nno Bette anoefertiehfiIGW :
inter Of, s,S Giir Sawsn tns Simmer
u'ael aHbln5 pom Wsao. Netnbarbt borbduben.
wfo.s1eiephon: gourtInno 1854,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20
2ou6uns8 arfsG emetern.

9cueg efttouen Itno lett sur 9eIt6tteuna Der,
gertbtet. Biele dusgeipdbIte Cots. Ser Gu,
periutenoent oeS Grunocs urb 8obers piro
Iebe eelpiinf6te ~9lltsfunft ertbeiIer. 9as Gre
matorium ftebt tdgIi1 5ur Snipeitton often
g8egett Ndberem tpenoe man fth an ben GU
perintenoenten ODER all has gitreau in Or. 81,
gseit.S aratDea StrnHe. (9lpril5-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20
SnhesfGHe.

qm II. Cftobcr Marp shlGfier, Ga Sabre
glm IL. CftoGer 6Faut I. Ten5rl, 40 Sabre
glm -. Cftubcr @eorgs 5auer5.
4lul IL. CttobCU AuuG 2. 3ieler.
YIN rs. Cttuber Narg ", ATetdlmer, 4t
@m Is. Cftobcr Sobu Seur6 etuWp, 60
Sabre all.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20
Trienos Sdule, be,Osf iilT Se1ilsr
Baltimore Sransfer Gp.,

Urpnt-, nahe gassefraHe,
Bot Tire ansftattune nm mebrere Subrtperfe
(8ans) nergrbbert uno lit iest I'M Gtanbe,
M5beI bon Sans si Saus 5i bef1rberrt uilS
fir bic aufbepnbrung ooer Berfenoung 81
berpaden. Rrpmpfe unb suberIdffiee 8eotes
riina ipirb augeitbert. (52-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20
essben erIdien bel G. gieriun, 9ressen:
A,tfkemhlmmr,'
upn Grnft Senrtet.

upH VtHN PtHItttf
eine 0i6tuna bon orientaIifher grn6t iinb
beutfber @euiiitbStiefe. Die Si6tlne ma6t in
9entfdIaub eroBes nnb beretttetes Muffeben
nno 1T oas eiseuartiefte @erf oes 8aItinlorer
9itters. Die -aefarnInte .4rittf idet iibereiits
ftimimenb, bic GidtuHg ipirfe oermabeu fnsct,
iiireno. bob 9stemafb bas g4erf nur einntoI Ieie,
bieIntebr nIipioerttebIi6 innter tuteoer bon ibui
anaesoeen tpiroe.
&Drrdtbia gum greife bon so Gents pber.
iueflft ueberienoune burdb Boft gefpiinfht tpirS.
bon 30 Gents In Der Office bes
sGentfden gprrtfpsnbenten,.
tt66-l Baltimore gy. Ali 81. Eanfif,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20

Sn Sen beibcn lebten Z a.
gen lit eS in @oQitroBe mie0er iebr
lebboit %bergegongen. 8orgcitcrn
iuehIeIten unoertbolb Willioneu
SboreS ibre 9eiiber, obne boB ieoob
Die Yreile lueientIid IN Die tS0bc &C.
gongen iudren. @eitern gelang ea
ben n9oren" Die Erciic itort berllns
ter SIT oriiden. 0oS CIVILIZATIONS.
fieber, oos i'm lebten Sabre 5iemlid)
geidiprnben mar, if)eint ouf'S 9teuc
oilS6ltbred)en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20

man bort tets BON Der
beiipieGloien Ginluonoerung. &iele ie.
ben iogor cine groBe @efobr in Scr
ielben. Son Der &iifrponoerltng oa-
9egert 6rin0t ielten etipas IN Die OeT.
fentli6feit. &iele Ginponoerer i'm
Den bier boS 2ono ibrer SrGitmc uno
Grportlngcn nidt uno tebren in Die
altc Seimotb 5ltriid. 60 betrltg Ole
3obl Scr gilSlponocrer i'm Sllli &C.,
$50; etluo 5000 mrbr, ais Die Der
GinwanoerCr, uuo ieitocm lit bic
ACKNOWLEDGING Der GinponOerung
foit Qleid, gcbliebcll. 9cioltOcrS itort
lit bic gitSluonoernng aus Oen Ser.
c%ini9tcn Stootcn nod) CANADA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20

8il0et oic @cburt zines
Sabp etnen @ontroftbrltd), lpcnt Der
SouSruirt6 Die @obnun0 on tin0er-
loIe Sellte Oermietbet bat? 49, oieic
Sroge miro oentnGdIt in 9eaOtoinca,
So, 5llr 8erban0Ilng fommer. Der
ber5loie @irtb o~ertritt Die cine, Ser
ftol5c Goter 6ie onOere Nniidt. Gr
erfldrt, boB ioId' cine 9eitimmmg
gcgen boS 0ifeutli6e @obl unO So
Der mngiiltig iei. Scin S%tanbpunft
lit iiderfid Ser rifti9e; Elm @obp
fam OoS Sous uiht ihdOigen, uno
Observation-Disclosures lit li6erlid nift 5t
ernltbi9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20

8 as @ odStbum oes will.
toriSmltS in oen Ser. Stootelt briittt
Ii6 in foleenben 3iffern ats: Gin
Sabre 1880 betrug Der gelommtc
4uimano fir Seer nno Slotte $42,,
100000, mopon SOS, 100000 oui oic
Nrmee uno $t4,000,000 ouf sic
aricgsilotte fomen. SIM Sabre 1892
betrltg oieie Summc ober ihon oo@
6iiniio6e oeIielL mas iie 1880 betro.
gen bate ullo mad Dem &orouIdlo1
iiir 1905 merben Die llnfoiten iiir
Seer uno 8lotte ii6er oaS Siebenfo.
dc oeIien betrogerL lpos man Dor Ell.
mem Observation-Disclosures Ooiiir aus,
CAB.
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&ermiidJte Inseigen.
llnite0 Glertric Qiaht 4 Sooner 6!

IN cilcr am Mitlpod, oeu -. Sftobcr 1904.
abgebultenen &eriantmluttg oes SirefioriumS
Der ~nllniteh GIectric Qiebt < 4Sulper Company -"
muroe cine Sibioenoe bon az Gru5eut auf Die
Brtnritdiaa 9tttieu Der GompaQnie erflurt.
uebertruAitnasseilbcr perhell am %. SftOber
gcihlUfen mo nm =. 9topember luieoer 9es
0ffnet.
SipioeuocnsGbedS pcroeu heu am %. Sttober
1904 uli Der Cite n]er8ethueten gtftipndren am
,. TOuember nit Der Euit 8I9eianot.
u. Stuurt Snmtugtom,
GOD S~bubmciiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20
gea6U6g-M uiit.eUnIerpaturinm.

SarDIb Ganonfpg, Streftor,
Wtt. 0ernpnsRIdce unb Charles Str, galtimpre.
8urberettnnas. g. 9 pnrtemetit
Wtn1 VarrettipH Gunns, Superinoentiu.
Hr. 23 uno 25, SitsYRt. GernUusgloce
GrbtfnnHg am /. 6ttuber fir ben it1terriht.
InHelounger i'm Geptt MI er bon 10 u6r 8or:
mittags big 4 llbr gindrmittueS.
3nS gEeaboo0sg outerbatortum" bletet @or,
t1etle, bic e5 at einem groBartigen WuItfsGers
trun MAIDEN. oas bon feinem anoereft Confer
oatprtum oes 2an6eS iibertroifen miro.
Satlltdt bon 30 elrnpdtfden lno auerifaris
t6en Wletiterlt. einibIteBIif Der 8rofeiforeu
garttuprtll Bottle, 9rufiunh, @pubnin, Seinien.
onhi, Sulite1n, 8ntd1eiun, Mtnettt, Nab. etc.
Boreeffrittener unb @Ieutentdrslluterriht ers
fate.
ilnterrt6tstuten SIS Biz $50 bas e6uriabr.
lie mad benz 8rdoe uno tlnterrihts8ipeide,
gungen fir GdiiIer, GirIuIare orotis per 9oft
oerfanot. (Sept3, 1Wt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20

Ser r0eutih Sans.
freuno" er5Gblt in Ger. 1872 BON einem
Grntefeit: .9urihen nno Wfdoel iin0
ielbItperltGnolid) I'M SonntoestoItiln1.
Die Grltcn IN geit1rften Goden, oaB
Niles fniitert, 9lume1 an Der @ruit,
Die ared)te ouf ben Siiten." Bur
iten in fniiternben 2eineitroden mo-
gen lid iebr brollig attsnebmen.
@aS iinb ober bas fiir &l1ed)tc, Die
iie ol,f Den Siiten trugen2 Selbit
StieieIfnette naren immer nod cine
red)t l1iti9c aopfbeoediutg.
SIM britiihen cit III
miro ein 9oditeiit olfbeipabrt on
loeId>em cine egpptiide Erin5elNlil CT
men 2iebesbriei geidrieben bat. Sies
ler @cbrollf) Der alterl g9ppfer liliiB
in ienen Soaen Die ailfbeipabrur9
nro 3uriifienonng Der 2iebesbrlele
= nod ouiqebobenem grautltdlloe
SIT elmer rcd,t miibianter' arpeli
9emodt bobcn.
@ie Gam Garfs,o III Il IL Il
aild) EbiIip @einscimer III yfelu'
Jort bon Den @cidmoreilen Der VI
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6. & g.-St. Baui 469g. Rb.-gBtROfor 22s.
$. SanSers & Sbbne,
9etden6eitatter nub Giubaliamtrer,
Rr. 1908 unb 1910 Canton lnenue.
Sabtttnuten 0pn 9atent.G astetS.
(Eebr10-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20

open b. Se6in qerpeien. Ger be-
tn9lite 6orider bot lid ent'tlo'len.
p'e Hpenteuer iciner crfolgrctd)en 9rot
zen N)1enreiie i'm &crIo0 BON ). ".
SfodbouS, 2eip3iQ in aon5 neller
0alli'n9, inter Meqioll allies entbebr=
lld)en miiicni6oftIihcn 9eilpcrtS 5u
oerofrentIi6en. Gieica neue 8ert,
"abenteller in Gibet, lit elm Golts=
nlld) i'm better gimme OeS 8ortea.
81 lbm erbcbt iit 6eOin 81 elmer
9obe Der QarItelnuna3troit Die ae-
rooe3lt hinreiBcno wirtt. S6Iag mlf
S1lag foIaen Die NbcHteller 0eS 6or'
'd)erS, 10 oaB Dos Bud, OoS lid ourd)
ellle reide q~usitottuIlg nit 8iIocrlL
oorittter s buntC Eafeln, geidmad=
pollen Gtnbono uto ben ilberolta BIZ
lE9en Rreis bon 6 Mart allS5eiAnet,
sung ltno Nit cine mtllfommenc 6eit=
9abe lein miro. - @ic mir borer, cr-
ldeIhen Die .Nbcntcler III Gibet"
Wfltte Sftober mo fomnlen mir Damn
alIf oaS nelleite @crf &e0iu'$ }llritd,
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Gas gebeimnibpoII 81
bet lit bellte III Naer Wunbe, nod)ocm
Die GnalGnoer Den lraIten Grieiter.
itoot NIT @oiicngcipolt ibren Ssntc.
rel'en otenItbor aemod)t habcn. Ser
leete europ1er, Dem es pergonnt mar,
Tibet nod inn 8oGbeiis ieiner ltr.
lprittalifteit fcnuen 5u lcrnen, lit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20

lleber cmporblitben
6ei9en3td)t in Californian mcIoct Die
o0ermanio" in Sos 2(ngeleS: Seit
Der Ginfiibrung ser 9loItopbo0a.
BeSpc, Die ourd llcbertragung oc5
SliltbenltoubeS Oo2 @eirudtun0Sge-
ifdft periiebt, lit Der &ultltr Der
Snlprna-J ei9c cin groBcr9[uiidmung
oerlteben morocr, s. gic6t I'M Staotc
no6 offi3ieQen 9crittcn icbt cine
&iertelmiQion IeiqcnbGimc, Die
our6 Die SmprnosSo rtc gepiroplt
lperocn t0nnen; 0od) lit cS uotbmcn.
Dig, Die logeram1ten Gopri- 6ei8cu.
galtme an5upflon3en olti ocncn sic
9loitopbagcu ge5iidltet Iucroeu. Die
oaS Snlett entboItcnoen Sritdltc Der.
'eIben mcroen an sem Smpruo.9Qll.
men oige6rodt, UNI 0ie 9cirll6tlmQ
81 bemerfitclltgen.
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fourteen months sojourn there. and is interest
ing alike from the technical and the personal
point of view. Dateless tmore suo), without
punctuation for wilderness of dashes
and occasional exclamation point. it begins:
My Own Dearest Mother: have been SO
grieved to hear of your being i'll again. and
1 delighted TO hear better news OF you
Do not let any anxiety for at all inter-
fere with your rapidly getting quite well-for
happy to tell you that my own health is capitai
and the weather alone. in all its uncertainties re
tards my work. which. however, is now very neaIIy
complete, so that look forward to being with you
soon. Perhaps tomorrow may be hne, ana
then Venice will be simply glorious ms
amazing city of palaces becomes really fairylaho
created one would think. especially for the painter
! have fifty pastesi They much
admired here, and think rather well of them my
self, though sometimes l get little despondent
So you see. l have not been without friends
not absolutely forlorn and cherries.
It is the same old story. my dear MOTHER am al
my work the first thing at dawn and the last thing
at night. and loving you all the while. though not
writing to tell you Your fond son. ,,,,
This letter is from the whose habit
was to dip his pen in gall, and who, by dint of
what NJ. Duret in of his letters to me calls
"ses eXcentrcites, ses process, ses polemiques
at once called attention 70 himself and his work,
and successfully cultivated his gentle art of
making enemies" A j. BLOOR.
StoniDgton, Conn, Aug. IL, 1901.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

BUTLER-By young man; neat. respecta-
bic, n American family. city personal
references. ADV ERTISER. care Of Mrs
Mcintyre. 2B4 .Ith-ave-
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DAYS WORK--WRshing. ironing. clsan-
ing. by respectable German girl ANNA
STILES. 40 Willis-ave.
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MACKENZIE SCrO0L R2Pgs FE 8
LITTLE ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE,
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and pool
tsbieE. high grade bowling alley builders;
lowest prices. MARX BROS. "a Union
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YOUNG MAN. -, competent, reliable, SEEKS
steady position where chance OF advance
nent; seven years with present employer
EUGENE HEINSIUS. 637 BeTgenline-ave-'
Weehawkeu =. o. y. J.
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The authorship OF the Willy" poems must
continue TO occupy the attention Of the literary
detectives. II was attributed IN The Tribune
The other day. on what seemed good authority
80 Mr. Hamilton Wright Mabie. but later in
formation oeprives that versatile man of letters
OF the honor. We hope that the mystery NAV
not long remain unsolved
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YOUNG NAN wishes 70 learn business OF
shipping or order clerk IN departmental
store Address p. X. D.. $50 East 51th-st
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Lac Schools.
WORK WANTED.

sTENOGRAPHER. typewriter and office
assistant: la years experience; best reI-
erences as to character. etc: salary mod
crate. Address NJ. H. Tribune once
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volume devoted to social satire in art, ana VIII
make more OF this point. The book before US is.
within its limits. we'll made that II deserves
! TO have companion volume of the sort we
have indicated
The August number OF The Fortnightly Re
view" opens with a new poem by Thomas
Hardy. Times Laughngstocks: A Summer Ro-
NANCE written with that curious feeling. or
want Of feeling, as TO form which is so char-
acter.stic of him I'm his The suppositi-
tous narrator OF the story is an old soldier
who chances upon a country filled with
memories of early love affair Afusins he
climbs the hill which he and she used to
meet, and there. out of the darkness. she comes
to him once more, and they talk happily to-
xe:her until. seated hand In hand. they fall
asleep With the lovers awakening enters the
mournfuI fatalistic note to which Nr. Hardy is
ever faithful:
How long I slept knew, not, n.,,
But the brief warm summer night had slid when
my swift surprise.
A red upejsing sun. III glory chamhered mortals
Was blazing or my eyes.
From the Milton Woods to Dole Hin
All the spacious landscape Lighting and around
E1inging tall thin tapering shadows from The
meanest mound and mole hill.
And trails the ewes had beat -,
She was sitting still beside me.
Sleeping Likewise: and turned TO her. to take her
When. the more regarding. that which like phan-
tom shock and tried
In her shape 1 straightway scanned;
That which Times transforming chse
Had been tooling night and day for twenty years
In its rendering of crease where curve was-where
White where roses did dwell.
She had wakered and perceiving ..,
q surmise) my sigh and shock. my vague inVolun-
Up she started and-her wasted figure all through
said. All yes: 1 am thus by day!
Can YOU really vince and wonder
That the sunlight should reveal you such a thing
As If unaware Death's head must OF need lie
not far under
One whose years outcount your own?
Yes: that movement was a warning
OF the worth of mans devotion!-fes' SIR am
And the thing which should increase love turns
it quickly into scornngx- .,..
And your new heart from mel
Then she went. ere could call her,
With the too proud temper ruling that mao paFtou
And saw her form descend the slopes. and small
grow and smaller,
TIL I noted ii no more
But it mag he Though I know noD that this
trick of Time . $3.50
Disconnected and confused ine-Soon ochI III!
Like 70 one who had crims.
Well knew my native weakness
And know ii still. I cherished her reproach ike
For saw in that emaciate shape OF bitterness
and bleakness
A nobler soul than mine.
Did not return. then ever?-
Did we meet agan?-mend al?-Aas. what gray
Soon I got the Route OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES that hour
] have seen her never.
Love is lame at fifty years.
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M:CHINERT-

AT REDUCED PRIcEs.--ooo secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
wua-sntesd: machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO b EDDI. oso MAdison-st-
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A idress JAS. HURTS. 55 West 12th-st-
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ELEGANTLY furnished apartments; pri-
Vate bath; 81 daIly; meals for two. so
weekly. VAN RENSSELAER,. 10 East
11th-st., near 5th-ave.
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TYPEWRITING SOLCITED--Prompt at
Jention given ANew-York business; CARBON
and law work speciality: reasonable ERR
VAIN. Room 400. Weldon Building. Jersey
City.
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TUTOR-By recent Princeton graduate'
exper .enced. NASSAU, Tribune Once
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wATCHMAN.-pay or night; served in
United States Army and Navy during
Civil War. German descent: sober. Wiling
and obliging. WM. LONETT. Alo2nS-At
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ARRANGEMENTS made for temporary or
protracted residence. with board. at 10
East +5tn-st.; enLlre upper floor planned
for bachelor Recommendations: all rooms up
to cate.
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YOUNG MAN. 10 learn the drug business
by working in a drug store from 20
10. CHARLES x BLATCHLY, Isl 4th-
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Three new Riverside Press editions are in
preparation by Houghton. Mifiin & Co for pub
LEGATION this autumn. They will be welcomed
by those whose purses keep pace with their
love for luxurious bookmaking. The titles an
rounced are Boccaccios Life Of Dante" trans
lated by Philip H. Wicksteed, limited to go
copies; THE Georges of Virgil" translated by
George ". Mackan, limited to 300 copies, and
"Certaine Sonnets," by Sir Philip Sidney linn
tied to 400 copies. To the same series belong
the three folio volumes of Florios "Montagne."
and the volumes of Rousard. Petrarch. De
Maistre Southey. Lowell and others which have
been favorably mentioned in these columns.
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MATCHMAKER just landed; In
shop or would take work nome. Apply
?. CAN. 143 West 2Ith-st-
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STAMM ERING
Hobokeu.
STEVENS SCHOOL.
Hoboken.

THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
River Street, between 9Th 9th SITS. " j..
REOPENS SEPT. 10TH. 1904.
Registration day for applicants for admission Sep
TENDER 14th.
September.
Complete courses Of study preparatory all Unyer-
stiles. Colleges. Schools Science Law and Medicine.
Tho OF tuition all is $3.50
$50 These include all the studies.
For catalogues apply Principal School.
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DRAUGHTSMAN.-Nl years experiences
small toOIs. SPECIAL machinery, develop
ing new Ideas. Two years with typewriter
tan-aNe.
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YOUNG NAN. -. at anything: good
worker; can drive +. PORIH. 2lS last
26th-st
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NEW HOUSE. large rooms, newly ana
elegantly furnished. home comforts. re
fined surroundings, for few select gen
tlemen; board opuUnal: reference: lelepnone
2.595 W. MorulLgsloe. 80 " est 13dth-st.
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DRINER.-ASed II. at anything; sober
and industrious: we'll acquainted In
Brooklyn and New-York. GEO. WEIHER,
loo Walton-st.. Brooklyn.
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School Agencies.

4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGzNrv
N supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors Goyernes~r
etc. TO Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 20
Mrs n J. YOING-FrTYTON. % T',ian Scua-.
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Maurice and Mr.. Cooper will prepare another
volume devoted to social satire in art, and will
make more OF this point The book before US u.s.
within its limits. so well made that II deserves
to have a companion volume of the sort we
have indicated.
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ST. ALBANS. I EAST slST-ST.
Rooms. single. en- suite. with private
baths: DOCTORS office dining room parlor
nOor: electric light. excellent table board.
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FOREMAN OF shipping department. or
shippIug clerk. furnish best refer
ence Address SHIPPING. 1Oa Broad-st..
Newark y. J.
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GERMAN 81. at anything; Intelligent,
capable. u good appearances. RICHARD
HOPPE, 2JI East 5Sth-st.
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s3D-ST., NO. 10 EAST. opposite Hotel
Manhattan. -PaTlor. bedroom. with pri-
vate bath: desirable hall room.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
MaIA

GARDENER German single. me v.xa-
table grower and good general nan 4,
eNSaS VA o. Place, seIsCJly sOUer ntnss,
industrious. recommended LOUIS. AZ g.
pentsr ;, l54 6In-ase.
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or Saturday next, August q. the scribners
WI, rub.ish the last novel ever 10 appear from
tas pen OF the late Henry Seton Merv.man- This
IS THE Last hope" the story which, as Tye have
previously noted. deals with an attempt made
20 place rpcr the French throne a young man
supposed to- be descended from louis XVI and
Marie an.oirsette.
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COACIIMAN. BUTLER. &c.-By Germa.
-: married and absolutely reliable. %
ZETSOHE. 32S East I5th-sr
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I9TH-ST.. 122 EAST.-Make fall arrange
menLs now choice corner: private bath;
others: exceptional table; home comforts;
reasonable; references.
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YOUNG MAN. 90. with references. at any
thing. JOSEPH SCHEER. ID stan
hope-st. Brooklyn.
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COACHMAN. - German: single; privats
family. thoroughly competent. careful;
long experience: good references ADOlPH.
"a West l22d-sI., care Hornberser. base
ment.
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80 EAST Th-ST.-Sulte of two rooms
with private bath. or entire second floor
very exclusive. reference.
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HOSTLER.-By colored man. understands
his business. or as janitcr: first class.
and would like good place. VI. X. RUS
SELL. East l9th-st.. Sheepshead bay.
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Female

WANTED. Girl for mail order business
must wife we'll and be good IN figures
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