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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-16
one-hunarea-and- ntty-thlrd-st,. a

Nos sss and 53s one-hundred third-st a
steng 1it' e Co have sold for estate a
five story tenement house on plot S6110 tee;, al me
iefnied.er Bachraeh have purchased the i've story
tenement house No. G5 Carmines 25K90 feet, from
Akst & sieSel
i've story American basement dwelling house on lot
sawon Hobbs haye sold for 4aTy L Murphy 9T5 to
Client FOG -cpI@acy D. ~ ~, M 5 It r loo feet
Louis Lee hss bought from PRP bTasAde through
front and rear tenement houses on plot
phillips & 60 have sold I'm conjunction with G. F
Clark the Of Patrick Ieehan to Alvin Qhsen
N sA4 90 ast oG T Is ore Of the Parcels TO be
taken by the city the 5ackwers Island bridge ,
No 167 One-hundred and -second-st five story
The schappert estate has sold Nos 281 East
Ninety fourthst five story Aathouses on plot OAK
AdoIph Mandel has sold to a Mr. Rosmer No. I752
Second ave five hathouse with stores on lot ok
3Sy9 w.. e S has sa for Rfn MIA story te and
. 49, -. - a., 100 faei s,it,ininS The
northeast corner Of Cannon-st ~
East Fifty second-s four story aJhouse on lot lSSX
F. f. Barnes has sold in coniunctien with z. II Lud
low Co. for client, 70 Patrick skely, No 129 sui
tenement house. on lot 70 4x5o feet
Emanuel stern sold 12S West one hundred and
feet P>jli Fisher holds title.
one hundred nifty frstst-. I'VE story Fat
house. 2Gxs9 II
Portraan the southeast corner Third and Ninety
eighth-s story tenement houses, plot SOCK
Clement II Smith has sold Tor William Sillman TO a
Mr. Spkn the two family house No, ~ fast
dr and ST. on lot 2UNloo feet Tor ABOUT
James Mullins has sold No 22a Alexander ave four
WHO has rsseid the property 10 Louis les 49, - AK
Brogk-ave- on lot 25x>o feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-16
CREDIT MEN IN CONVENTION.
Oscar S. Straus Praises Roosevelt-Hay Pol
lev in the East.

The National Association of Credit Men began a
three days convention yesterday at the Savoy Ho-
tel. More than three hundred and fifty represent
ing practically every State in the Union, responded
TO the roll. President Fornes OF the Board Of Al
dermen, representing the city. made an address of
welcome after Monsignor LaVelle, rector Of St
PatriclEs Cathedral had made the Invocation and
prayer.
in behalf OF the commercial interests Of the city,
Oscar s. Straus made an address. He spoke Of the
high credit Of the United States among the nations
OF the world. and declared:
All praise TO that commercial policy OF Roosevelt
and Hay that demanded the open door in the East.
lad Russia followed that summons she would not
be Il has been falsely said that COM
merce follows the flag Commerce carries the flag.
The time must and viii come. and your associa-
;ion can do much 10 help that aim. when the name
United States attached 10 produce shall he rec
ogniZed a guarantee OF genuineness Of quality
and character.
The president of the association J. Harry Tregee.
read his annual address. He Complmented the as
ISOLATION the neutrality II had maintained tow
ara the commercial agencies and recommended
some action toward the formation OF permanent
bureau Of prosecution.
President stephen N. Griswold OF the Union Bank
application TO the relations between a bank and
its customers
The convention adopted a resolution authorizing
The president OF the association appoint a special
commlttee TO consider means educate and irhl-
ence merchants To carry adequate fire insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-16
TO DEMAND 1927 WILL.
Samuel ". Burbank U'W Probably
BE 4raigned on Monday.

Counsel for interested persons viii al the earliest
opportunity, demand that Samuel NJ buroanK'
who is under arrest in Bellevue on charge o:
trying 70 commit suicide. be ordered 10 produce the
VIII OF Ambrose r Burbank OF :he date Of June ,.
1897 Samuel Burbank resting easy in Belle
vue yesterday. II said that the self-infiicted
wounds made IN the Offices Of his counsel. HAWKINS
d Deaneld on Tuesday We're not serious. and that
be would be well enough TO be arratgned OF Mon
DAY next. the date set for his arraignment
i was learned yesterday that certain relatives OF
the late Ambrose b. Burbank are ready 10 swear
that the viii offered by Eugene ID Hawkins OF
Hawkins & Delaield with which finn Caleb Bur
bank n brother OF Samuel is associated. is not
the last Will Of Ambrose. and that the last WILL
dated June p 1887. at last accounts in trunk
IN the custody of Samuel NJ Burbank a tight VIII
be made by counsel over an affidavit OF Samuel
Burbank with reference to this trunk and missing
viii 1t is said that Samuel NJ Burbank was on the
point Of making afIiGavit with reference to this
trunk and VIII when he suddenly tried TO cut his
throat
caleb A Burbank. brother of Samuel NJ. is his
uncle. residuary egatee under the will offered by
Hawkins & Delafeld for probate He is also. one
Of the executors the 1883 WILL which the contest
Ing relatives allege Is merely the form of will
and not the last one signed by Ambrose Burbank
%heu Caleb Burbank seen yesterday al his
Office No. Nassau-st.. he said:
We have no statement Of any kind to make to-
day. Samuel Burbank is resting easy in Belle
v1le but we do not know whether he will be able
10 be IN court Monday next
The Surrogate granted counsel until late yester-
day afternoon TO file any papers afidavits
Counsel for the contestants said that no aadiuonal
afidavits had been filed. The only one they are
interested in is by Samuel Burbank, with ref
erence TO the alleged lost Will Of 1897.
Samuel NJ Burbank nursed his uncle through ms
last illness and with him when he dIed IN jan
GaTy OF this year. II is said by counsel Tor the
contesting heirs that Samuel Burbank was not as
careful OF his unClc'S welfare as has been repre-
scented 1t is said that the contestlng heirs are
ready 10 show that while Samuel Burbank was
supposed 10 he in the room, Ambrose Burbank
Crawled out Of bed and fell downstairs. At the
time he suffering from an abscess under his
arm. and the accident greatly weakened him
Ambrose Burbank'S many neces are not RENE m
bcred i'm the viii offered for probate on InesaaY.
i is said that ia the later Will, which al present
IS not accounted for there was some sort OF pro
vision Of interest 10 the ueces In the VIII onered
FOR probate on Tuesday, Caleb A. Burbank Is ne
reeiduarv legatee and, as such. naturally would
receive about three-fourths Of the estate. which IL
Is said, amounts AT least $4,000.
Half a dozen Jaw firms have appeared in the case
for various interests concerned. and the lndlca-
lions that the developments viii be sensa-
tiOnal
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Joseph p. Day: 7o2 and 7ot Westinghouse n "
Perry-st 4lNS2 3N5,4 ltN5u houses
a 1Ieisserhainer and an - t,gs agt VIM E-oadbel
S49. SIC "a. taxes. etc. S5.551 Nicholas Place s.
70 f # 15Sa-st 25Nl0u Am Nor Henry schulz
kecel - al Bowers * :, attys. r j. Hamlin ref
due S6654 81 taxes etc $l24 -
BY i Phillips < CO. 5i3 57th-st. 20 II Of
llth-ave. l6SX755, sty brk faction -. J. Balm
forth AIT il sanger - al. Z Hlauey atty II Levy.
ref. amt cue S5.32 %; taxes $50 ~ 1ltl-
ave 155 II Of 57th-st, 25xfG sly (ac-
ton J.. = " EalufCrth T. Sanger al. 9 p
ItanSy atty Il Levy. ref; amt due 50 49, os;
BY Representatives. Realty co: % 111th-st n $ 81
r v Of Park-ave. l53Xlop1l IT. sly dwE
h; N 4 Raymond agt VI r Harris all J i Vanse atty.
W Feddy ref amt due 81 80 =. taxes. $6la 81
BY James L. Wells: :}Nj Audurvn-sye IS ~ 10 u
q ls4thst lsNo = hrE dwg b. Sarah Friedland,r
Agt Farrell e al: / Marx atty G!nsburg. ref
amt due. Ea.te6 %. SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-16
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Charles Re-rian: webster $ corner Of
* I9N95N39N5: voluntary sale: with
drawn Wehster-ave. $. 81 70 Fl Of lslst-st. hve
plots voluntary sale sautherly plots 70
Leopold HuJ,er and John Ross. r $3.50 each 1Slst-
- Of Webstsr-aye. 3SNg2 81 NGlN1o2 30 Two
story fr dwE b. voluntary sale: withdrawn lSlst ST.
II fr-eE10E, four plots. 25N from 81 to 50 vol
unta-y sale withdrawn, lNlst-st - above S2NSN
1890. vacant voluntary sale O. r Ross for 5000
by Bryan I Kennedy: Cedurhurst. Long Island.
Ocean 200 II Of South Ocsan-ave 2o0X@70 to
Lakeside-aNe. with three story dwg D.. known Tor
Lodge; voluntary sale; bid in at $4,000.
BY Herbert a sherman: &c Pearl-St. 2T-7 r o
- No0rest - 2x52 4N24 sN51 loft bldg:
10 J. y Lawrence f1r $500 u South-st % Il
# Broad-st 10 l0Nl27.6xlS Sx27 three
70 the plaintiff tor SCI zoo Piers and .. East River,
easterly half, / Dwight aCt r Lawrence e. al: HaT
ris d r aty~. r y Williams. referee. $40 81
partition; 70 the plaintiff f3r $4,000
BY Peter Meyer: convent ave. e s. I25 4 of Hist
-. 294 Gxluo: W Rockefeller aEt 7 . Butler ct al.
Morrison 81 NJ. n " Brahstaver referee. amount
due $4,000. taxes etc Ss"9 is; to the plaintiff for
BY Joseph Day: l57,h-st p $. 10 It Of Broad
l5nX- - l5Sth-st, ID Buckley am another aGt
Nellie Duke and another. W * r X Prentice. attys:
Jackson. referee due SIS. 4o6 -. taxes.
etc S575 adjourned 10 July J..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-16
REFUSES TO TRANSFER spRATTLING
Te VIII Have to Take an Examination to
Become Head of Bellevue.

The Municipal civil Service Commission yesterday re-
fused 10 approve the transfer Of DR. William B. Spratt-
Nng soperntendeIS Of the Sonyea Epleptc Colony 20
Bellevue Hospital 10 succeed Dr William Mabon who
has been appointed state Lunacy Commissioner The
action Of the commission Will prevent Dr SprattlnC
from becoming the superintendent Bellevue unless he
gets the place through competitive examination The
local commission decided that there authority
under the rules TO authorize the man in the
service OF the state 10 a position N the city.
there are three filling vacancy Relic
rue one is by transfer from similar position in the
CITY, another Is by promotion. and third by
competitive examination Michael Richard al present
acting superintendent Of Bellevue is likely continue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-16
REAL ESTATE.
About Fifty More old FLeetzcood
Park Track Lots Sold.

Edward n Crosby has sold conjunction with Joseph
Ress. for A Newbold Morris the bounded by one
hundredand siKyfth and Onehundred -sixty-sixth
sts. College and Fndey ayes lss 2exsss s9xl 1879 ssx
<SssS feet plot the south side OF
sxty-drth-st running Norris ave 10 Grant ave
Gs6l feet in MorTis-ave 2O7Ks0 feet; and plot
the side and-sixty-nfth ST he
tween College and Findey a. 2xl92 feet
irregular The parcels comprise about fifty
The property was part OF the old Norris Farm which
has been held for Morris
II later became the old
track - 1
Mr Crosby recently sold the adjoining blocks in
sofIis-aFe from One-hUndred 70
hundred-and- The viii he
proved with modern family hoUses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-16

Jesse c. Bennett d have sold Francis 4 Booth
20 client f'r occupancy No III West Seventy-eighth-
l6Kl022 feet
o bresie son have sold continuation with II Stein
~ Su-.f IS, bfeiteli 20 Frances Mayer No. 247
nrivafe
house lot Il Gx75 feet
s-lA Marx has bought from Mrs. Anna Marie Schmidt
Soc l0 and lls West Nneeth st two five story doutla
~ houses on plot 53xle0 50 Feet.
The Teachers Building Loan Association has sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-16
COLUMBIA LEAsEHoLD SALES.

The last day for accepting the offer Columbia Uni
Festy 20 purchase its easeholds bounded by
forts-seFenth and Fortyeighth SITS, Fifth Sixth
HNes. was yesterday Thirty Of
10 the present tenants offered and the re-
naming fourteen BY the or
parcels the university obtained money
needed. Robinson Charles S Brown & o. Zere
the hEokerE n he = - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-16
CITY BUYS SITE FOR SCHOOL

r. J. Browns sons have sold estate Of Jasou
Rogers 70 the city thirteen lots side OF
Brown Place between one hundred thirty and
o1e hundred and-thiriy The property 20 be
used as site FOR q school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-16

ADVERTISEMENTS anc subscriptions sor
The Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE, No. 1854 Broadway, between 38th
aud 37th SITS. until o'clock p. m. Adver-
tisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular office rates until o. clock
o. m, viz: 254 shave, s. Q. cor. 23d-st !:
1873 6th-aye.. cor. l2th-st; % East l4th-st
80 West 4ad-st between 18th and Sth aves
263 West l25th-st. i23S Sd ave. between
10th and nth SITS / O2G 3d-ave.. near 6Ist-
ST: i.T0s lsJ-ave., near s9th-st.; l5T Eas,
l2.th-st.: T56 Tremont-aye.: $50 Sd-ave
rear slst-st; 554 3d-avs.: 2lo Blsseksr-st !:
so Bleecker-sl.
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REMEDIES.

BRUCELINE. the Great Hair Restorative.
Is harmless In composition, and made
especially for restoring GRAY HAIR TO its
original color. Its use will give TO the hair
all the color and luxuriance OF youth Price
81 per bottle. BRUCELINE co, 81 West
2lst-st near 6th-aNe.. NeN-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-16

COACHMAN--Flrst class. thoroughly Un-
Gerstands the care OF me horses and har-
ness and gardening. first class references.
4. NJ. 100 Bleecker-st-
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COACHMAN- English. wife. child 3 years
Old. first class man every way. up to the
marx. very well recommended FRANZ
az Carpenters I54 shave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-16

COACHAIA$. - Protestant: single. thor
Oughly experienced II care OF me horses.
carriages. g., steady. reliable: good driver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-16
For Both Sexes-Country.
PALMER INSTITUTE
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. by the grace Of God free and Independent,
s. Florence II. Otis, Rosina S. Hoyt, Frank h.
IIovt Reuben M. Hoyt. Isabel Hoyt Bangs Cornelia
Warning Hoyt Isabel Hoyt Jesse Hoyt, Alice c. Petit
and Henry r. Hoyt Alfred w. Hoyt and James Jack
son. as executors Alfred NJ. Hcyt. deceased send
greeting You each you hereby cited and re-
0uired personally be and before Surrogate
County OF New York. the Surrogate's
said County, held the County Court House the
County Of New York on the oath day q Tune. 1904.
O'Clock in the forenoon Of u
attend the final judicial settle mt OF the
nua o Samuel y. Hoyt and
trustees for Mary Irene Hoyt
will Jesse Hoyt deceased, ths
I4h day August, the 14tn day August 1903
such OF you hereby cited the age
OF years required appear your
guardian. II you have If you have none, ap
apply for TO be appointed. the
your neglect failure TO do guardian will be APP
pointed by the Surrogate 10
the proceeding In testimony whereof; have caused
the Surrogate's Court the County Of
New York to be hereunto affixed Witness Hon. Amer
c. THOMAS, Surrogate OF said County a the
County New York. the Ord day of May,
Lord thousand nine hundred and four.
JAMES A DONNELLY, (SeaD
Clerk Of SurrogRtes Court
ALEXANDER T. MASON Attorney for Trustees IL
William Street. New York City.
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FARMER Married or single, good wages
mist understand milking. OpELL'S. l0l
West 42d =
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CONGRATULATIONS married one small
girl. first class in all its branches; unex-
celled references strictly sober. Apply
WILLIAM care Osborne. 1854 West 51st-st.
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NINE. THIBAUD $50 Lexlngtou-ave.-
Summer gowns tastefuly made: moderate
prices; ladies own material: short notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-16

COAC HMAN.-Gentleman selling horses
wishes TO secure a position fOr his mar
ried cudchman, l. years in my employ :.
good. careful city driver Cau or address
"a West Both st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-16

YOUNG NAN - two years experience IN
electrical works. would like position in
same. or "a; anything EMIL EOEDER,
t..- East i2th-st-
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DREssMAkING AND MILLINERY.

remOdeled in tho latest style. FRED X
W. kROBMEiI{. 23S Ska ave. between
18th and 10th SITS.
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HELP WANTED

Male
ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn 800
90 500 monthly corTcs ppudluE FOR news
papers s. column for work ga spare time ,
no cauNasH4UE send Tor particulars.
NORTHERN PRESS SYNDICATE. Room
8. I>lckp-r. y Y
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wANrvr
Female.

ATTENDANT to invalid or eIderl,-
15th-st. vest
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COACHMAN-Sixteen years reference from
last place: disengaged through family
giving up horses. Call or address STAT
Terry Isl East 4Sth-st-
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RESTAURANTS.


EXCELLENT TABLE D'HOTE DINNER.
with wine. Poe. THE EDEN RESTAIT-
RANT. l24 West 54th-st.. Off Broadway
ROCKING STONE RESTAURANT. n. Y.
geological Park.-Take 3d-ave l. or Har-
lem r. X. 10 Fordham. Service a la carte
CAtE FRANCIS--fhe Bohemian render
vous. - and IS West 35th-st or Rrosd
way Table d'hote. 81: music
BILLIARD AND POOL TABIEs
MAAUt ACrURERS o. b1Iltsrt soG -
tahI.-. nigh grade bowling alley builders.
lowest prices MARN Mos. "a Union
Square. S"'0h
MACHINERY
Al Reduced PRICl. 500 ..eonn-haud
Wood ana iron working ruachin.-. TuiIS,
eSaIah,sea machinery bought ana ex
changed. GEO. b. EDDY. s9s Madison-ss
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ST. BARTHOLOMEW

EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
2ll Fart 42d ST. First class domestics are
supplied, also managing housekeepers. ma
trOns. gOEernessrs tutors. etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-16

COACHMAN.-English single: neat ap-
pearance; Just dIsengaged; city or coun-
Try, first class personal references Address
EDWARD F'REWIN. $50 Sd ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-16
Real Estate.
Flaws. in Titles.

There is an interesting fact pertaining to
Real Estate Titles in this Borough, and that
is, that about TEN PER CENT. of them
contain flaws, causing the actual ownership to
be questioned. These flaws various in
nature.
The existence of title guarantee COM
panies and their system of determining real
owners of property has curtailed great deal
of the uncertainty and fraud which, previous
to their existence, tended to impair titles.
The system now in vogue makes titles secure
beyond peradventure. "-BrOoktyn Eagle,
Dec. IS, 1902.
Title Insurance is the only protection.
Insure in the Oldest, Strongest, Best.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-16

COAG'HNA\- - Married: careful driver;
takes best care Of horses; city or cOun-
try; nine years in last place NJ 5. 1l9
West 51st
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male
ATTENDANT, SECRETARY or VALET tc
Invalid gentlemen, etc. grammar school
sraduate' hospital experience; thorough
nor SstEan anu hoatnan: excellent references
IMOSL WORTHY, Box 40, Tribune Uptown
Office. 1894 Broadway
\ 4 t.4N AMMAN. aged 81 who has
IS'elei much. trst rate musician and
MSl1 Tsdu, as attendant 10 gentleman
RoCHE' IN Sheridan ave. Brooklyn
ATTENDANT and NURSE 10 invalid gem
LEHMAN good city references c.
1h> Intovn OfncA la6< Rroadwax.
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PORTER-By reliable colored man. THOS.
DOUGLAS. care Of Height, 207 West
6Oth-st.
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Female.

GOOD GIRL for general homework: must
be strong and neat. good wages. call
W. BLOOM. 1.G7O Lexington ave
WAITRESS for geutleman's home In tho
country. near city. wages Sl4. small
family: must bc neat and have good refer
ences. W. BLOOM. 1870 Iexington-jive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-16

| SHIPPING CLERK. receiving clerk and
! packer, ten years experience; willing and
| oblirinE. Al references F.. care Of Truck
/ man. 40 East 3oth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-16

WE HAVE POSITIONS OPEN
Tor statesmen. executive. clerical and tech
u!CaI men. 81 uJc % s. 900. Cali or write
for booklet HAPGOODS. Suite Dos. 800
broadway. New-YOrk
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TT-TOR-University graduate, mature.
large experience. highest reference; spe-
ctal attention 10 backward students. At-
dress c.. Box %. Tribune Once.
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MRS. GOLFERS

Select Agency 122 West 23i-st furnishes
first class. reliable help. male and female.
Gil capacities. fov families and hotels; certt-
fed references Phone. .996 Chelsea.
NINE. A EKSTROM'S Employment Bureau
has moved to 2U4 West 34th-st, estab-
lishcd. ISIS. select SERVANTS. all nati0nali-
ties. cooks and buffers = specially: ladtcs-
maids. nurses
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

ATTENDANT. VALET. 20 an invalid gen
tleman: experienced. educated. pIesell.o
able. cOmpanionable and 1ttsh S1p NJ
duties; NeW-YOrk references FH~N-NN
FORBES. 100 East 2Sth-st-
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YOUNG MAN. well educated speaks the
English German French and Spanish
languages. wishes position az anything.
Address NNM. FRIEDMAN. 73S East 9Th
ST. city
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SALESMAN or COLLECTOR. by middle
aged man; good appearance. HEISER
2I7 Fast TSth-st-
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WANTED.-Salcsmun FOR New-York and
vicinity. exclusive sale Of article used 10y
all machine shops ana machine builders
Address MANUFACTURER. l.. o Box I2I
Hartford. Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-16

YOUNG MAN. energetic. al anything
steady. best references r. box 10.
Tribune ONCE
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Apartment Hotels.
To Let for BUSINESS Purpose

OFFICES also suites singly S240 1850 $3.50 yearly:
" y stories; hreproof construction desks $40 monthly
BEARD BUILDING, 100 Liberty.
pAsEMENT-Dry floor. florist storage
ID ROTH. 428 eth
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STOCK CLERK OR OFFICE ASSISTANT.
by Young man. 20, experienced. best OF
references. y. II. PINkERMAN. - Be
thUue st.
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WANTED.-The best coachmen. gardeners
married farmers. Krooms. faTmhands,
herdSmen, poultrymeu. etc. Places ready At
CARPENTER :. 154 6th-Rye
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YOUNG MAN '2O lively willing. desires
position in country summer resort. or
mountains. experienced. useful Letters
BOX 2ls Tamsen's Advertising Ohlce. 81
Avenue 4
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TUT0R-An A n graduate OF Princeton
University. experienced, TO tutor in pri-
waite family during the summer. g. II.
TRlPLET. Princeton. y. J.
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WORK WANTED.

BOOKKEEPER and TYPEWRITER.-By
bright young man. Is: uuders tands stenog-
raphy: familiar with office work; excellent
references. moderate salary. !. HOCH-
MAN 6G East llOth-st
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Young MAN. az anything: speaks French
ti-r~uu. Italian and English. ri in r
FASSAT. 329 West 3S;h-st
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BUSINESS CHANCES

AWN Fir will advance money TO heirs at
law who have good expectations. Rank
nN Il IriIlir.a Oflica-
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TOILET ARTICLES.

A SKIN OF BEAUTY is A JOY FOR
EVER
DR. T FELIX GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL
CREAM OR MAGICAL. BEAUTIFIER
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DRESSMAKER.-Wor at home. misses
and children's wear. MDONNELL, 30
East 55th-st.