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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-11-16
We Also Show Complete Lines of
Blankets, QuiItS, COmiOrtabIeS

Sheets, Pillow and Bolster Slips, Glass, China
and Pantry Towels, among which are many
excellent values.
Atwood Scarlet Blankets.
1O.4, 81 aud $425 pair.
la. s. and S5.25 pair.
Gray Blankets.
IO4, $3.50. 50 to a pair.
ll.4, 50, $3.50 to IS q pair.
White Wool Blankets.
1914, $50, 50 to sll pair.
Ia, SO, 1915 to $50 pair.
Superior White Wool Blankets-each pair
cut and bound separate.
1914, $3.50, s. to $50 pair.
III, $3.50, 1913 to SIS pair.
Extra length Blankets for metal beds.
60x90 inches, $500 to 800 pair.
1890 inches, 70 to Sll 90 pair,
Pure White Blankets, without colored
borders.
GOxeO inches, SO and $3.50 pair.
72x90 inches, 81 and $3.50 pair.
Crib Blankets,
SOx4O inches. 30x.0 inches. 42x56 inches.
S6x50 inches. 40x4S inches, 47x6i inches
50 to % pair.
400 Crochet Bedspreads, IN entirely new ue-
signs:
10 Ia 'Tripoli," full size, hemmed ready
for u.s.; good quality.
$l.25 each.
100 Id Colonial, !" better quality; full size.
$l.50 each.
100 1l-4 "Princeton." heavy quality; full
size,
Si.65 each.
100 ll.4 Atlantic" the best Crochet Quilt
made.
Sl.75 each.
ComfOrtables.
Pure Wool-iled Comfortables; full size.
50, $3.50 and s. EACH.
Pure Down-filled Comfortables-each COM
fort absolutely guaranteed tn be filed with
pure down and not to shed,
s., 81 and up,
Cotton-flled oomfortablesi full size.
81, $l.Sj, $l.75 to $3.50 each.
Second floor, 18th st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-11-16
FOR RENT

NEW ENGLAND SWEET CIDER j,K
received and for sale at 20 cents q gallon BY
J. C MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-11-16

Extra finish NEW CROP GUNPOWDEK
TEA just received by J. c. AILBURN.
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FINANCIAL.
Mount Vernon Fire lnsur-
ance COMPANY.

NIOuIlL NCI ktOtt IL ~ thCA
anCe Company.
Statement of the Mt. Vernon Fire Insurance
Company, of Alexandria, Va, for the year
ending December, 1908, made to the Audi
tor of Public Accounts, in accordance with
the laws of Virginia.
CAPITAL.
Subscribed capital stock SlOOOOO w
Capital stock fully paid up lVo,VVV W
ASSETS.
Loans on mortgage list lien) Sl5O'0oO w
Interest due and accrued thereon wv W
Realty Company stock ooo w
Selma, Alabama, Water Company ooo ~.
Estota loans 5,450 90
p;iis rece;vable 5i7 "a
Gasb ON hand Al 20
Premiums in course of collection 1855 SO
sls5, 555 70
-
LIABILITIES,
Losses resisted 4oO W
| Total unearned premium S,o4j "
Dp rew SeI money eS'O'"' ' $500 90
Total liabilities except capital
.Joint stock capital fully paid 10000 90
'u atSer lisbiIities $500 4S
si65.555 7a
Subscribed and sworn to before X. Kemper,
Notary Public.
J. T. PEYT0N, Secretary.
oct27 w4w-th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23

GARDENER and FARMER.-By intustri-
Gus German. 30. married. one child; Is
years practical experience high class re-
suits from tho greenhouse, garden, lawn.
farm. poultry tncubators and brOOders. wife
god butterunaker: best OF references
GBORG. 243 East 19th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
INNOVATIONS ON HARTMAN LINES.

San Francisco. March I'm his new position OF
executive operating official OF all the Hartman
properties. Julius kruttschnitt, Il is said. will IN
trodUce some startling innovations IN railroad man
agement y the programme which he now has
under consideration is put into practice. the Har-
riman system will be cut up into several managers
districts. Among other things. he is known to look
with favor upon scheme 10 place the ogden line,
from Omaha to san Francisco. under the direction
and authority OF one general manager. His plan
OF reorganization also contemp.ates the operation
OF the oregon Railroad and Navigation Company
and the Oregon Short Line as one property.
All the general managers will report to Mr.
Kruttschntt. whose headquarters will be In Chi
cazo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23

HOUsEwO RK.-By strong young widow,
with boy Of II years. who can help with
indoor work: $40 monthly. Address ~. NJ
Irwin's Bureau. q West 1fth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
tehsc Naval Museum, Of Hyr,,n., to A.iato Baton

tschoc Naval Museum Of HyEfsnsl AsAtio 5atoa
The Solace.
Assistant Surgeon Il L SCOTT. The Massachusetts
Assistant surgeon D. Il DORSEY. the Illinois
Assistant Surgeon A. .. McI1EAN. ths Alabama
Assistant Surgeon MANCHESTER 20 the Columbia
Assistant surgeon C. r. RIDER. the Missouri.
Assistant Surgeon v. E. PUGH. IT. the Prairie.
Assistant surgeon r. \. PEAsE. the Hartford
Surgeon T. X. REEVES. the Minneapolis
Assistant Surgeon r z IEDBETTER detached the
Newark home; await orderE
Assistant Surgeon r Z SUTTON detached the Newark:
q Medicine and Surgery.
Assistant Surgeons g F. ELY and P 7. DESSEz. 20
Naval Acadeny
Arsi-tsnt Surgeon J E. WOODWARD, 70 naval proving
ground. Indian Head.
Assistant surTeon P. ROSTER to naval recruiting
STATION. Baltimore.
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL. VESSELS -The FOL
lowing movements OF vessels have been reported to
the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
March 2iThs solace san Francisco; the Topeka a.
san Juan; the Adams. at Mare Island the sterling.
At Lambert Point.
March 22-The Sterling at Norfolk
SAILED
March 2-Te Dixie from Juan FOR League leland;
the Vixen. from Guantanamo Santiago: the Cleve-
land. from Key West Pensacola
March 2Ihe MachiGs from Guantanamo Pensacola:
the Albany, from Shanghai Cavite the Hartford
from Port-au-ITince for Gonaives and Mole
The Kentucky detached Asiatic feet
The Baltimore assigned 20 Caribbean squadron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
STORAGE NOTICES.


TO =. II. Goodhart, Mrs. NJ ". Gallagher.
Harriet ". wright, II II; Fairchl41'
Miss f ". Sinclair. II. A. Weleh. Mrs. =
Merrill. G. J. Maerz Elizabeth Baumsrass'
James Buchanan. Efne n. Phillips. ). a
C00ney. !. Rameriz. Bessie Cox. II
Palmer II. 0. McConnaughy,. Mrs. J. =
Baker. c. A. la Mont, Fred Low enthal'
Katie Marin. Ethel Belate. Mrs. A -
Tonnsy Catherine ~. Roes. Minnie Sarlo1'
Mrs. J. Hayes. Mrs. II. :. Palmer, MS y
weilaman Mrs. NJ. Z. De Forest. Mrs. IN
ME Mclaughlin. Mrs. Annie Dood and Ars.
W H Watson: You and each OF you aLe
hereby notihed that the time for the ray
ment of our lien upon the property heTeih-
after described having expired, after QUE
notice thereof had been given you We -
cause such property. 20 wit. houseIoL1
GOODS persoanl ELECTS and merchandise
stored b. You OF IN your name IN the %
iuubla storage Warehouses. TO ee sold az
public suction. according 70 The statute -
such case made and provided 81 Nos T.
ard 10 West 00th-st-. on SATURDAY. AlrIlt
9Th 1904 at 1880 A. m; 6nd II the So
thereof D. not completed on said date ne
same VIII he continued ~ the same place
ou each and every Saturday thereafter. be
ginning ct 1890 O. m. until the sale Is
completed. -----s,
coLysxRI@ syoRAGB KARERo USES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23

GARDENER and FARMER -Sma1 fam
Nys thoroughly compstenL in all matters.
on first class private place IN the country.
S45. best OF references. W. NJ. c.. Harris
dale. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23

GARDENER Capable taking charge OF
geutIennan's place. experienced vegetables
lawns: understands care cows, references
z. 80 CoIumbia-st.. West Orange, y. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23

clean. economical. good references. Gilx
or country; S25 to $50. d. W.. Mrs. CO..
ler's Agency. 122 West 23d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
AUCTION SALES.

g. EINAN. auc-I0aecr. VIII sell this day
e. public auction az lo-si, "Ns Eroo-rle-
e.. t1r floor. @ .lA plant C- printing ma
chiner1-. % cases ~ tlpe. one SAFE and al
other fixtures. etc. Dy ORDER u Albert
Eeglc. atlorney for ne me-.Eagee-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23

FLORIST and GARDENER. with European
and American experience and ART class
references Address FLORIST. Box 80.
Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 500 second hand
wood and iron working machines; tuAy
Guaranteed. machinery bought and ex-
chauEeu GEO. y EDnN. SSs Madlkon-sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
Ocean Steamers.
DEn I'D" LINE

DED ID" LINE.
- For IA Guayra, Puerto CnbeIlo Curacao and Nara
calbo VIA curacao. calling also al san Juan. = T.
From tler 3D. adjoining Wall s.. Ferry. brooklyn
y ?.
-. &
ltI ia Gusyra, Curacao and Narscal1o.
= = MAkACAlBO. aturd1y. March 20 noon
Il s ILLlA-.-. Saturday. April g.
-Lese steamers nave superior tons
-f1rers
BoCLT0N. BLISS & DATLETT
General Managers l35 Front 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23

Cs1ACHAIAN.-M North ireland IN
derstauds horses. carriages. harness thor
,1qhIy. careful driver. temperate trust-
worthy: moderate expectations. hot ~ az
= ~. aryf class references, country pre-
erred JOHN. Tribune Uptown once
1 3G4 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
COMPANION or ALATD.-By educated
widow. read. sew and be useful. rsfsr-
encc. 256 Slave Erite's bell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23

GARDENER; sober: small family; as gar
deuer or foreman on gentleman place.
good references. address EDWIN HOWE.
Garrison, y y
GERMAN gardener. c0achman, farmer. on
gcrtlemau's country place married. no
family. three years reference. moderate
wages. A n. Mrs COL-er's Agency. IL
HEAD GARDENER. married. one child:
thorcUghly understands mana sement *
gen -lenaE's large estate good landScapers
excellent references. Address r BELL.
HastinEs-o1 Hudson. y Y
JAPANESE. excellent cook and butler and
valet. on eentle uals place. references
TAMAI. 164 sandz-st-. Brooklyn
MALE NURSE. German: competent. rer-
feet uasseur and cathct-rizer; city or
country. best references =. MEYER. ]. 4S2
Avenue A. Room 80
NURSE -Traired male nurse; perfect mas
sour Ca-He.eriZer. etc. attend 70 gentle
men az certain hours only OTTO CRCE-
WE'LL. 169 East ITth-s--
URsE.-Att4ndart % chronic invalid gen
tleuan. mental or physical. experienced
catEeterizeri long experience, personal refer
care scales. 2s1 East Ti-t-st-
NURSE ts- chronic invalid gentleman. per
soral references. nine years IN last place.
c. KIRBY. $50 West ssthst
STEW ARD for small club. BY single Young
man. experienced. WILLIAM r.. CALD-
WILL cu2 LeXin gron-ave.
SWEDISH GARDENER. two years. excel
lent reference A g. care q Nine A.
F-c-st~Cru' Employment Bureau. SIS Al
ave. between 18th and 2ith SITS
TWO Competent MEN wish TO work to-
gether as cCachman ard gardener. each
S35. best references. G. Fl and N. L. 246
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23

CHAMB ERMAID.-Swedfsh willing % as
sist with sewing: city references; vaSea
$40 Call Nine. A ECKSTROH. Employ
ment Bureau. 94S 4tl-avs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23

SPAIN TO GET OLD ORDNANCE BACK.-At
she suggestion Of Secretary Hay. the War Depart
sepf has sent instructions TO its officers In Porto
p,o m urn over TO such officers as may he desiE-
mated ty the Spanish Government the ordnance In
she farthratIous which remained after the Spanish
evacuation. The value IN money OF the ordnance is
not great the whole stock being appraised by Cen
e-el Crozior the Chief Of Ordnance, at about two
f,r9rr6 thousand pesctas. The agents or the
eparish government appointed 20 take charge OF
80 nroue-tv already have sailed from Spain Tor
Porto Rico y IS not known here whether they
rropose 90 pack Up the guns and ship them %
kpain or whether they VIII oifer them Tor SAFE 70
Ire highest bidder "a Porto Rico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23

COAC-HNIAN. Married 10 family: IN the
country; first class references; employer
can b. seen Address T c., 49- Columbus
ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23

GARDENER. single. 20: nfsionE experiences
in growing OF flowers and vegetables, un-
Ger glass and outside. open % engagement
with party requiring service OF practical,
energetic man. disengased April 4 good
reference. GARDENER. Tribune Uptown
OfdCe. 1.364 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23

GARDENER: sober: small family. as gar
deuer or foreman on gentleman place.
good references. address EDWIN HOWE.
Garrison, y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23

Twin Screw Steamers q p Tons
-EO7K-BOTTTRD VIA BOCIOGNE
Sailing Tuesday. 10 A NJ
Norr
Rotterdam F'otEdarn Nav
'lt}nGan ROTTERDAM II
HNll call az Plymouth.
HoI.I-AND-AMERICA LINE. 81 B'wAr. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
WHITE STAR LINE

\ While SlAR LINE.
SEHV-FOf2k -tQI INSTRUMENTATION.
Ledrlc " Mar - : a. M Ieutonio. Apr Is. 10 g n
Majestic. Mar 30. 10 a. Ceto.......Apr is a ~
Oceanic Apr . 10 O. m Cedric. Apr 70 a m
Pier IS North River Offices. Q Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
rvPo,f rEU TRIBUNE BUREAU

Washington. March p
,-,- TIE ILLINOIS ESCAPED DEsTRCC-
. raptain Royal y. Bradford. commanding
sio-' 80, Illinois. IS warmly commended IN
- e-s.-es o. the court q inquiry which inFesi'-
q. -, collision q the Missouri and Illinois
. -..,-+arano for HIS splendid seamanshlP
y. -bo report Gays. saved the Illinois from
- -.,--f6 almost Inevitably have proved her
v, 5ast-1ctlon had IL not beer for the exec
y. .,5r-nert shown hy her captain al several
- moments Tho findings OF the court are
g. - -esp0usIbri-y for the accident cannot be
o.. a. was due entirely 10 the failure q the
- ..so-lrg gear OF the Missouri q work al
So IT,, moment Consequently. further proceed
s-e not recommended
-. the Illinois narrowly escaped being sunk
- al on board, and that she was saved Only
-, ,ri-z and accurate judgment q her com
W - oef0er. assisted by the commander q the
80 Car.ain w. S. Cowles. who did every
- a. DIS power 10 prevent the collision, Was
= t--o,rr nt the department until the otncial
49, o. the court were received The report
-. that while the Illinois and Missouri were
-, abreast at a distance OF Eve hundred yards
- the Missouri suddenly gave lurch IN the
s'-,,,on Of the Illinois. Captain Bradford there
- ,v,rC his ship around IN the same direction
-. Missouri crossed in the rear OF the Illinois
- 81 hariud. II was supposed that the steer
= car OF The Missouri was again IN working
'e 80 she started ahead At full speed 10 re-
Ar~T
-tsr four hundred yards OF her steering
.,,i- fa led. and once moro the Missouri. az
g. 1901 started Tor the Illinois, which was
80 81 ter knots So rapidly was the Missouri
- toward him tnat Captain Bradford gave an
- "a reverse the engines, intending 20 back
-, r-l,-ois and give the Missouri a free way
- her bow but at the same moment Captain
80 crashing the danger OF the situation, or
- 49, NlssourIs engines reversed and within
,t-Bte both ships were backing and soon would
s.. struck. Captain Bradford waited until the
-r,sso,,-i had passed the median line OF the HI
-. mich he figured would be the turning point.
- o,,,ellv started his ship forward again in the
-, ~ swing the Illinois around before the MIS-
80 ,ro,-'d strike her. Il was impossible Tor
e., 7rlf-ols 10 get out OF the MissoUrIs way I'm
80 r,+ this rnaucpuyre saved Captain BraofoTd's
-, IRON, blow amidshlps which. 81 Is believed.
would have proved her destruction
Rear Admiral Caps, ca-eI coLlslEuclor o. l-s
-, bae returned 10 the Navy Department from
%ev-York where he inspected me lhnols., he re-
-,o-fe fbat the strut Of the Illinois IS broken ana
ker p-oueIler smart bent The shan VIII he r.
-'.r,F md an effort made 60 straiEhtcn IT, II this
g unsuccessful 81 viii Doe necessary 20 make new
80 and ii IS probable that this win require
81 least six months. J. VIII prove serious eng
far-aesr,ert 10 the navy for the Illinois 70 he laid
- f9r ba'f a wear and every effort viii be made
10 repair the injured SHAFT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23

COACHMAS. By married Protestant. thor
rlfgrIv clr.-ctgu- in ali its branches.
ternrerats: good. careful driver, rider pre-
fers geutIau. ans country place year round.
W s. Tribune Uptown once. l.S04 broa1-
way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
Ocean Steamers.
M0RTM @gRmAM LLOYD

MOBTM GgRElAM LLOYD.
Fast express service.
- Plymouth rHE.RHoURG- BREMEN.
s Wn. T. fM s si -. .sl5y 10 %$E
Kron1rnz. Kay 3 ; An k VIM. I..June u. An
Twin-Screw passenger service.
Ma, MoCTI =, 4; oJRcf-BREMEM u -,
HSTfs-osaa Mar Il 10 Isl x ILs. Nav 8 10 Al
I Z; Apl :. 10 AZ = Alice Nay To- t1
sails to Bremen direct
Mediterranean service.
GiBRALTAR-NAPLEs-G GENOA. 80
Il ~ ~ Ht5sr Nav Il i N N
IfoAsnzoiern kp 2 II Al Js s II II al
FToE1 Ergge5 Piers "a and s,h 81 Ho52NsR
Louis II. Meyer. . south Third St, Phlia
RAMBUBG-AmERGGANL LINE.
r6E RA PM6EF GHERE52FE f HRMBRo
THE GREAT OCEAN FLYER.
5. S. DEUTSCHLAND.
's saY Ape 52n5 Nav f g june S'5s July yea
tRl5sSheT. Mar MAJ "a 10 an Pair APR I2so IN
Psnnsyly,ia Ap ESQ An 4 Tiotoria-.APr q 10 AN
Grill room and +8ymnarium on lSard % II Al
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
NEw-YoRE-NAPLEs-
Plata Iu.e A6 APR IS an R4 & Me-. . f. 10 an
CABIN. $50 SEQ So UPWARD.
According o
VIA Azores Madeira. Gibraltar AIgers. and Genoa.
Ample tIne allowed each port OF call sightseeing
Around tho World
BY '9 e. P PRIZE yIg; Il 5UIsE
SELECT SUMNER CRUISES
DURING JUNE. JULY. AND AUGUST
To Norway and Spitzbergen
Norway Sweden. Russia,
Denmark and Germany,
ani the principal
Seaside Resorts Of Europe
By Palatial Twfn-Screw Steamers
send for Programmed
neutrality-suspicious. LINE.
ohices 80 ard 81 Broadway. Piers Hoboksn. ". ;.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
CARPET CLEANING.
CAsToFF CLoTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for ladies'. gentle
. meme and chil6reE's discarded Clothing.
55-e Evening and Street Costumes. Jewelry.
s1ilc-n-hrac, Furs. etc. Mr. or Mrs. n
80 TAI ga eth-aye.i peph0Ds > Ois y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23

COACTINrAcS and USEFUL AiAN--By MID
reria7-s1. understands gardening. lawns.
str,rffv sober and trustworthy handy, per
uonaI references; competent. u South 4tH-
st Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23

GARDENER and USEFUL MAN.-MIddls
aged. for small country place: references.
VI s. care lies Employment Agency 10
6th-ave. Tel 1882 Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23

CDACHAfAN. North ireland Protestant.
raat written or personal references from
present and former employers; viii be dis
engaged April 1: Thoroughly UNDERSTANDS
private stable, good city driver. D. D CAT
Of LappIn. p11 6,h-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23

Young MAN. - IN wholesale house or 20
drive delivery wagon. speaks spanish eN-
-eHe7t references. = KUTZEit. 700 East
5th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23

GAFDEsN Err: well qualified IN AZ oranchssi
greenhouses. fruit, vsgstabls, landscape:
fttce1 wears experiences; good references.
HENRY SCHUYLER care Mi5a Helen
Gould. gtOn-On-Hu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23

DAYS WORR.-Reliabls, competent wonn-
an: excellent cook and laundress: god
cleaner. excellent personal references. 10.
H. 1Irs. Collier . Agency. Ia ". 23d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23

Mails
YOUNG MAN % az anything whore
chance Of advancement f. given smart.
active honest. soccer. I. cod reference
BCCEEI.Is. Hsstl1Es-or- Hudson. y. L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23

Pear Admired J. r. coCHI-A,I, detached North Atlantic
fset; home, await orders
Commander C. x. CURTIS. 70 navy yard Norfolk
lieutenant Commander r. y. NULLIGAN. detached the
Brooklyn home await orders.
isu,e1aut Commander C. ". MeELRoT. detached the
Wisconsin home
Albany, 10 the keuJuCzy.
1Asutenaut r. Z, CHADWICK. detached the Olympia
home await orders.
Ensirn T. Z. BASS. detached ire Pamptgnai to the
Monterey.
Ensgn D. l. OLIVER, detached the Banorocti to ths
Texas.
Bancroft.
Mtshiruau q. e. KERRTCK. orders 20 the Monterey
V1Ael. continue the laupaGna-
Nsdical Director D. FITzzsNlONs TO navy yard wash
irEtrl medical officer.
Assistant Surgeon l. W BISHOP. detached the An
Eapous. O. hospital. Mare leland
Assistant Surgeon r. 81. MCNsON detached ths Frouo.
POLLOK station
Assistant Surgeon p. TEAyNOR- detached Pollok
TrsllC.
Assistant surgeon r. X NcCI.ANAHAS. from naval hos
TitaI. NeV-Norzs home.
Assis,a1t Surgeons ". = I:sN2SIE " s PoE:S. ". W.
WERNER d.. O. 6fII.tL- !. = DE l.l,l-lt, r ".
f. DEAN !. r. DYKES and A J. GEIGEE. de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
Reliable Employment Agency
Wants
Are Advertised 5m The Tribune
WORK WANTED

-~----------- -
YOUNG MAN. IS AZ anything where
chance Of advancement f. given; smart.
BCCKEII.. Iisstlass-or- Hudson. y. 7.
YOJ-NG MAN. Indiana Coueee graduate.
expert stenosrapEer lyIew '. ,l.er, as p
waite secretary. travelling CORY anton Al
dress y b. HORTON. Rural Route No /.
White Plains. y Y
YOUNG MAN. - IN wholesale house or 70
drive delivery wagon. speaks spanish eN-
~eIfeur references. = kL TIER, 40 East
5th-st-
YOUNG MAN. IN business during day.
wishes evening employment care OF J.
O. 403 Amsterdam ave.
Young MAN. reccr. college student. IN
real estate or clerical work. Just In from
tour OF west W. EOHRS. S05 West
55th-st-
YOUNG MAN. 81. years business expert
ence in responsible position. desires posi-
ton in reliable house. Ia Z. II. Tribune
Ofice.
YOUNG MAN. Is. TO learn plumbing or
steamatung. JOHN GClLFOHLE. is
Classon-ave. Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN. q outdoor work; willing
and obIiginR: FIVE years experience
hook trade reference. F. $50 East SJth-st-,
care Lloyd.
YOUNG MAN. 10. ambitious, seeks position
at ANYTHING with chance or Advancement;
can furnish first class references. Address
AMBITIOUS. BOX -. Tribune ONCE.
YOUNG MAN. at anything aged ~;
strong and willing % work. Address J.
A REGAIN. los East eoth-st.
YOUNG MAN. 81 well educated: thor
oughIv experienced office assistant, book
keeper and clerk; highest references; inter
view solicited Address D.. $50 1Oth-aye.
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ARMY.
tsrtsir RALPH Il HARRISON, "a Cavalry, detailed %
IN vacancy 81 subsistence department
Car-air RALPH II. HARRISON connissnry 70 Euo-
sisten-e department Philippines
Cs-taYr FRAoK A. COOK. conmisss-y. 20 Department
OF Missouri. CHIEF cOnrllEsary.
sia'or FRANK j. EASTMAN. co-nissary. from Philip
pines san Francisco.
Major WILLIAM a. GLASSFOBD signal corps, 20 De-
partmert p California, signal officer during ab-
senco OF Major George q. Scuier. Upon his return
Major GIassford viii proceed 20 Denver 20 relieve
Captain William Mitchell signal corpE IS signal
officer
captain GEORGE F. LANDERs. artillery oO-ps to Fora
Hancock
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WILLARD AND POOL TABLE,
BTsINEss CHANCES.

~ CAPT. ALISTS. -- Practical English
sheep farmer. closely connected with ne
oest Informed families this side desires 70
NOV nc grand pos Utilities OF converting
lle taEt iltD n falling pen fo- Western
euhs and duplicate English mutton 10
elote proximity 10 city; open market. no
conpctiti1n. every detail laid bare. ADDRESS
- W. Box s. Tribune once
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GARDENER BY an Englishman: mar
ried. Two girls: aged years and
months: has had long experiences with
greenhouse. flowers fruits. expert with
vegetables. understands care lawns. drives.
etc Will be generally useful AMI keep place
IN best order; steady sober man. with eX-
ceIeut references. H w. az Carpenters.
154 6tE-ave.