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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-02

fau Oem bpttet IDrs0ug Mftener ST.
|7.45. Mgoerne bill igjen begenoe s..
}3, September.
&aptejn So9n Martiu, Ell al 8p=
ems pl0lte Nionerer, afgif ii0lte l1ge
be0 9p0en poa lin @ienoom pe0
Camden &lace / en- Ml0er al 81 Mar.
@an fom til Mtnneapolis for so Star
ii0en og bar beret i1teresleret / for
ifiellige 6orretninger. Melt fienOt
tlep ban iom Sbmmerbon0ler, i6et
bar1 opretteoe Sobn Martin 2umber
60, ser / mango Star Dor ct al Sc
betp0eligite Spmmerfirmaer I Mor6=
belten.
Sen nprife Synpbcs Gangerielt.
I6or Sc to ltore &oncerter, 1om lfal
bol0es / set npe Muoitpriltm I Mtn-
neupolis Sen 210e og 22oe SUIT, far
Sen norife Spno0es Sungerforbun6
itfret fig Sen norge S%angerinoe Sli=
pta 9ubl og 8arptonia11geren Girl
1tian 6re0rif Martens. Srpfen 9abl
er nplig fommen beroper fra &riitia-
mia, Norge. Sum bur glimren6e Mn-
befalinger fra @rieg, 8igrn 9jgrn-
ion og fra &resie EN- iaabel / Morge
iom / 6ranfrig og Mmerifa. @r.
Martens er Mor6mon1 og Glen al
Morges befien6te @onglerer Sbor-
balls 2ammers. @an for 6esn0en
lt110eret UNDER @erman 9epries og 8.
g. @otticbalf og er for Sii0en 8eitp.
rer at rSbe 8ocal Department" af
indianapolis Gonierpatorp Of Muiic,
Snoianapolis, Snoiana. san bar
babe iom Speraianger og iom @or.
certimger bnn6et ct b%etp0eligt Mapn
og aniees al fremragen0e Muiifere
iom Sen fsrite norfe 8arptonlanger
/ Mmertfa. SON ifal blan6t anoet
ipnge 5oloportiet I Sen itore bpioe
Slot, for Man0sfor al @rieg.
8%iIletpriien er SOC, Zoe og 81,
u5eaion Sicfets" (go6 for begge
&oncerter) ST, $t.5O og 50. @eo at
figbe u@eaion Stcfets" faar man fine
&la6ie r reierbere6e to Sage fpr set
egentlige 8illetiulg begpn6er (6en
Toe Stunt altIaa, me0en5 8illetialg
begDnoer Sen 196e) og fan iauIeoes
fire fig Be beoiteGla0ler / Mu0itoriet.
8tlletter Tan MI beitilles bos 6inans-
fomiteenS 5efretpr> iom tillige er
45efretRr for 5orbun0ets Mtnnelotn-
otitrift> Scr. Mls 6oien, t7O8 Off
MDe. g. Miinneapolis, Iamt bos ST.
nansfomiteens @asierer, Scr. Sluf
I9Dites 61O 6tb ct. &C., Meinneupolis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-02
minneapolis.

Mtis 5annab Mtcbaell en, tioltgere
29rerinoe peo Sacffon @folen Der /
8pen, er afgaaet pe0 .9eOen / 2eip-
gig, Splflon0, bbor BUN ppbol0t Jig
bos en- oerboen0e @Slter, Mrs. Sic
tor @alporien. SUM- par lpagelig al
@elbre6. So al benoes @sltre, @la.
ra % Matbil0e @icbaelien, er aa-
latte jom 2preri16er peb Minneapo>
liz Sfolebel len.
8pgningspGiene bor f%loreret I
Mfai Maane0 iom ingeniin6e fer /
Sen lfjpnne Muane0 Mai., Ser blep
l1otaget oper 600 8pggepermits til
cit lamlet Gum al $t,061 900. Mn=
tallet al &ermits er liot min0re en0
/ @ai 1904, 81 Ser uotoges $40,
men til @iengjel0 bar &arOien al Be
/ Mui taar u6lte0te &ermits omtrent
100000 1tsrre ems / Wiai 1904. So
pe0mos len al Eermits er for 8ebo>
eller, nuplig min0re.
Sfulebprnemes Sfrift. Sen feoeli=
&c loorette Sfrift, iom 8grnene lprer
/ bore pffentlige Sfoler, bill blipe af=
ifaffet> % / @te0et oil 8grnene faa
l1n0erpis,1ing I lfraatitillet Sfrift.
9anfierer og more Sorretnings=
memo bur bep0et operf for Gfoleraa=
set, at loOret Sfrift fife er praftiiilff
/ 6orretningslipet, ielp ON SEN er let
tere at lpre for 8sruene. Ser er en0-
MI life faltiat nogen Si0, ou Sen npe
misunderstanding ifM tage i'm
8egpn6elie.
Gn Trimerfeiamler al en- noget
%uieoponlig Mrt gipr / oenne Si0 i'm
stumble giennem 8pen. San bar ct
8reb / @aan0en og gaar fro Osr til
9er, tiggen6e &enge til ct 6rimarfe,
for at ban tan faa 8rebet len0t til lin
fiere &uitrn / Soma. Set er iiel=
0ent, at 0enne 8illigbeo npgtes ban,
og set lfal bore ret antagelige @elgb,
@an0en bper Sag aar in6 paa 0enne
Maa6e. 9e bliper lampittigbeos=
fuIot omiatte oper 6aloonburs pg /
NeIta1trutioner.
&aifur 6enrp 80. simmons,
&rnit peo 6irit Unitarian Gbure6,
en- al Sc melt aniete og afbol0te
@eiitIige / Minr1eapolts, afgif iioite
l1ge peo Dpoeu. &an baD0e pnret
&irfens Grpit / benpe0 5ier6e0elen
al ct Ma%rbunore0e og Dor fnpttet til
iin Menigbeo Deo Get parmeite @e1-
ifab. Nu1t. 5immons bar p9ret ipa=
gelig / Sc iiDite 2 Aar. 5an blep be-
.grupet ira fit Strife Strsoags rn=
ser flor Deltugelie. 8altor 90. 9.
.5butter af Gbur6 Of tie Meoeemer
Buifor 8opnton al ct Nu1d tulte
Deo 8egrabelim.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-02
YggSraiil teuiufiifc SamfnnS

inoitillet linc offcntlige Mp0er for
Somlneren. Sc, Ser for @pger, fal1
faa Sem bpttet 1orsoug Mftener ST.
7.45. Mpoer11e bill igjen begen0e 5
3, September.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-02
4akota

6pab tiger Sc ON rist 2aub /
6enne Gtat til SIS pit. Mcre? Set
bil life funne faces lenge til ben
Eris. @ebre at fire fig tn ID sef.
tion eller mere itrafs.
S @eb @iper 9alen bar nj nomer-
fet 2anb fra S. til $50.
3or6e0re0e 5arme
&tSconfm
&tuuetota
Noro 9afotn
emo 9Atota
&afbtu8ton
Canada
California
Alabama
FAINT an6re Gtater. Sblanbt Fem
npgle ganife nomerfe0e Bargains.
Ser er mango n6merfebe Muleb-
nimger. 81 bur npsle sanife itore
iant 11inbre Gienoumnne / Sc aller-
bebite Strpg tilialgs til Hriier, ser
NIL fInbes at n9re 1bpre lape.
2ab os pioe, bpab Sc pnifer, og hi
ffal ienbe Gem nrrn1ere 6plpsnm=
ncr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02

GARDENER-By married man with small
family. or 10 take charge Of gentleman 3
place. one who has practical knuwleCge OF
farming In all branches; Al references
Address JOHN HOFFMAN. TaImGns. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02
FUNDS ALLEGED SHORT.
CORDOBA Nay Be Indicted If He
Does Not Return.

New-Rrunswick N. j. March (speciaD.-Wth
a formal charge of abandonment preferred against
him by his wife the Rev j. F. Cordova. who eloped
with Miss Julia Bovine. his young choir singer.
must face that charge an indictment for an al
legged shortage in his church's funds. according TO
Prosecutor Berdane When the Prosecutor received
Mrs Cordovas complaint last night he telegraphe"
TO Washington 10 If the missing minister and
Miss Bovine were there. saying that If he could not
get them back here ne would convene the grand
jury and try to have the minister indicted for the
alleged shortage. on which charge he could have
him extradlted from any State. Once here. he
would be able prefer the abandonment charge
also.
Mrs Cordova came here yesterday from Ocean
port where she has been living with relatives. She
consulted the Prosecutor. who advised her to make
a charge Of abandonment before Charles Suydam.
Justice of the Peace. To him Mrs Cordova said
that while her husband had been working in New
York he had been competed TO support her three
children. for while at first he sent her little
money. for the last ten months she had eved
nothing She had talk with him in New-Tork
having his trunks shipped first to Newark. then TO
Washington, D. c.
Chief Sylvester, Of Washington. wired to Chief
Harding this that the Cordova trunks had
been found the Pennsylvania Station there and
being watched, ard that description of Cor
dow desired and the nature of the charge
against him. Chief Harding wired the description
and the charge. Prosecute Be'rlire notified man
there to be ready to identify Cordova when he is
arrested. The minister ha shaved off his mus
self He has been going under the name OF ]. F.
Galboy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02
WHEAT DRAWBACK RULING.
Attorney General Moody Decides Method OF
Computing Value.

Washington. March attorney Genera 'ioouS'
in an opinion received by the Secretary oi ~" ,'
Treasury to-day, holds in effect. that the ora"oa
on the exported -four made from imported ""es'
should be computed according to the reiatiNe
ues of The flour and other products ht ',e u''e
and rIace OF manufacture. Ii is also heid 's'd'
where only part OF the products mace from Hn-
ported wheat are exported 1t is proper 10 oe'et
mine the proporiionate value OF the same !or
drawback purposes. without allowing anEthins LOT
the increased price such part would orins IN tue
domestic markets because of the privilege OF eS-
portation with right of dra wback.
The questions covered by this decision arose III
the preparation of regulations allowing DRAWBACK
on exported -four and its byproducts made IN whoIe
or in part from imported wheat There was some
question in the department as to whether the vaue
OF the -four and its byproducts al the place OF man
ufacture or at the point OF export should determine
the proportionate amount of drawback TO be al
lowed on ca IN Inasmuch as the -four and lis ny
PRODUCTS made from imported wheat would be enu-
tied, on expectation. to drawback at the rate OF
d cents bushel less per cent on the amount
Of wheat used and hence would command higher
nrIcA in the market than the products OF uoines
wheat the question raised whether tnis IN
cr.osed value should lie taken into account IN NIX,
inc the relative amount of drawback 10 De allowed
or whether the value of the products for donestic
IIee Should govern. The Attorney General mas
that the relative value at the place or nanutactute
and for domestic should be the basis OF ADJUST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02
TAKEN FOR HIGH WAY Man.
Postofce Inspector, after Alleged
Greengoods Man, arrested.

There was an exciting time yesterday afternoon
in Jamaica. Long Island when Robert Griggs. a
postoffce inspector acting rs "Cone-on. ar
rested an alleged 'greenFoods' man in the street
and was himself arrested by the police for flourish
ING a revolver Obtaining a circular. which prom
ised $1,000 in money 50 good it viii pass any
where" for 1906 Tinted states notes GriGPs got
into correspondence with the alleged grcengoods"
men in Schenectady. An appointment was made
and tie meeting took place in Prinz's Hotel in
Tw0mhley Place
Griees was met by three men-one elderly one
middle aged and the third young. The supposed
come on asked to the money. The Oldest
man produced a thick package Of green paper.
TIE inspector tried to make his arrest soon.
ana nearly lost all three of his men. Without any
weapon in his hand he grabbed at the box of green
paper with hand ard at the elderly man holding
II with the other ~Bailey''--so he gave his name
dodeed and he and his companions were ont OF
hotel door and into the in n twnkling The
two younger OF toward Jamaica South.
while Bailey tire box under his arm. spirited
eastward. He made stop ia front of tobacco
store. next TO the postoffice. GrigFs drew re-
vciver half as long his and aimed it at
-'Baieys" head Bailey doubled and ran into
the hardware store OF James 7. Lewis. where he
tried to hide the tin box by throwing it under
counter General excitement reisned.
a stream Of policemen and detectives ran across
the street in time to GrtsFs pokins Bailey
the lex with the barrel of his long revolver he
forced him from the building. The police. seeing
what they supposed be bold hod-up. nabbed
the pestofice ns pector first The old man. who
trying melt away also arrested by the
police who declined TO believe Griggs's story until
they had for Postmaster Henry NJ Haviland
and Assistant Postmaster Elmer T. Bergen. who
about mile from the station the Rockaway
ia Davis and William Smith. of 30. 466 Fulton
St. Brooklyn. The police sent all over to Man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02
STORAGE NOTICES.

GLOBE STORAGE & CARPET CLEAN
302-3O4- 3O5-3o7 Eas; GIst-st.. n. Y,
by =. 3. YETTER. PRESIDENT or THE
GLOBE STORAGE CARPET CLEAN
New-York. March 2. 1905.
To Miss F. Smith. Mrs. H K,e.nbirger.
G. ". Gotble. Mrs. A y. MacMartin. Miss
F. Robinson. Mr. X. Dudensine, Mrs L.
William. Mrs. Anna Harr gan. Mr. Obern-
dorfer. Mrs. B Mlnzesheimer. Mr. O..
Mrs, J. Burns. P. Green. 4. CorSi. Mrs.
Geo. Mold Mrs. E. Merry Miss NJ. Reagan.
Mrs o Brien. Mrs. NJ. Young. Chas a
simpson. Mrs. NJ o Brien. Vim A Dalton
Jas McAieer. Patrick sherlock Ms Suli-
van. Mrs D. Ryan. Mrs Jos Smoilen Mrs
" Harlan Mamie FIankln. F. A. Bllger
Mrs l. Glyck. E Kessler. Mrs. E. Murray
Mrs. A Rochelle. Geo Dubelle You and
each Of you are hereby notified that the
upon the property here ma ter de. cribed hav-
irg expired after due notice thereof had
been given you. ttis company will cause
SUCH property. to wit. household goods r,er-
sonal effects and merchandise. stored bv you
or IN your name in the Globe Storage e
CARPET Cleaning Co. warehouses to he sold
al public aGcti II accord .ng to the statute
IN sucn case made and provided at the
warehouses 305-307 Z. 61st-st., on Thurs
day Arrii 18Th, 1873 commencing al 10
o clock a. m. II the sale be moi cfnpie,e5
on me - h day Of April. It win be con-
uhaed AT the same place on every Thurs
cay thereafter. beginning at 10 o'clock
a m, until all the goods are sold
GLOBE STORAGE & CARPET CLEAN
ING CO
Andrew B. Yetter President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02
DYNAMITE A CHANNEL IN SOUND

Not in twenty has the ice on Long Island
Sound been thick it is Steamboat traf-
tic is completely tied up. The Port Chester Trans
portation Company. which had two boats imhedded
In the ice yesterday put force OF sixty men to
work to dig them out and open a way to the chan
mel Four coal barges also fast in the cehoe
The men are working with saws. horses and
pIoughs and in some places. where the ice is TWEEN
ty INCHES thick. they using dynamite to blast
it, The icehoes heavy that there is fear
that they will carry away the bridge the
Byra I'M River. which connects New-York with Con-
nectfcut The transportation company expects that
II will take week more open the way from Port
Chester Harbor to the main channel OF the Sound.
only two miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02
ADMIT YOUTH DID KILLING.
Trial of Schmidt, IS Years Old Shows That
Plea of self-Defence Will Be Used.

bridgeport Conn March Paul Herbert Schmidt.
youth of eighteen years. to-day faced a jury
which will pass upon the question of his guilt or
innocence of the charge OF murder In the first de
gree s. hmdt is charged with the killing last August
of William Taylor. who was fifty years cd Both
men we're employed the estate in the town OF
Sherman by W H. Crittendon. Of New-York The
State alleges that in the absence of the family
Schmidt was rihing the safe Of the house. when he
vas surprised by Taylor: that Schmidt shot Taylor
and escaped with yaluahies worth $1,000. Schmidt
was arrested in Paducah. Ky.
While the testimony to-day was of a preliminary
character and somewhat technical. the cross-eX-
aminatio OF State witnesses indicated that the
defence will admit that Schmidt shot Taylor, but
in sef-6efence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02
LOST.
Lo:rGt a, cents each in.er-

i'o.t1t ST. cents each inser-
~ NHk RooK No. 322I3 of the Union
Lline savings Institution is missing Anv
peIs''h having claim u Il Is hereEy called
upon 10 present the same within ten de- q
Auo'nit To having said passbook can
"ei'en and new one Issued.
'"J> Is nk@ook No. 424. S57 on Drv
c,s ,h,1k say, ngs Bank. Any person having
present the same 10 the hank within tbirttJ
,l a or the said book viii he declared
GSahcened and extingulshed. and a new one
issued in lieu thereof "'" 0i'e
LOST OR STOLEN. -Rarkbook No Iee e1A
o, re German Savings Bank in the CIV
- NV ork corner 4th-ave AMI IAth-et
100 20 annie Jukes All pers, ms are
"a. ! nee against negotiating the same II
80, It'HTn' Ia the bark on the Or 6av ~
n7Tff- i'"E du0licste viii he Issued
IL III. %, Handbook No 2S7 .9uT of the I.nIon
lH-e SsNlngs Institution Is missing Anv
49, 49, having claim te II Is hereby called
o.'an 70 prest nj The same within ten d9vs
u sI"nlit 10 having said passhook canoelieS
&c NV one issued " =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02

BOOKKEEPER and CASHIER. Young
man. having several years experience.
desiI es permanent position: can furnish best
of reference S: salary SIS. +. J. r. 231
i6th-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02

GARDEN FIR. Head: married. no children;
thoroughly competent 10 take full charge
in last place: excellent CITY reference. II
A.. "a last Sd-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02

THAT you brought In said the desk
Feant, co mot be the principal in the crime. In
my opinion he is merely tool
Il guess you're right. -geant." said the de-
tectve Did you notice that The fellow is Ratchet
faced. Jaw toothed. gimiet eyed and hammer head
ed?'-iJudee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02
WORK WANTED.

Situations Wanted-Afale and Female.
Four lines mot exceeding % words)
three insertions. Is cents: seven inser-
tons 80 cents. Exceeding "a words and
less than 40 words. three insertions, so
cents; seven insertions. 60 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02
ART ANTIQUES AND cURIos.

THE ANTIQUE FURNITURE En-
CHANGE. i56-l5s West S1th-st.. near
7th-ave. the ioeal shop for lovers Of
sntigoes and seekers for bargains: odd
pieces every descriYtloa. Remember, iI6-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02
WORK WANTED.

Four lines tnot exceeding % words)
three insertions. Is cents: seven in'er-
tons. 80 cents Exceeding % words and
less than 40 words. three insertions. 80
cents: seven insertions. so cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02

Situations Wanted-Male and Female
Four lines tnot exceeding "a Words
three insertions. Is cents. seven inser-
tons, 80 cents. Exceeding "a words and
less than Az words. three Insertions 80
cents. seven insertions, Go cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02

Male.
GARDENER.-By good vegetable grower.
care OF lawns. vines. horses and COWS,
sober and steady: good references Add ess
A. B-. care A Bauman. WsshiDgton-st-.
Morri stow 4. n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02

GARDENER Cen man. age 80, married:
three grown Children; on gentleman
place, to take care OF fruit vegetables
tiowers. etc; eight years In last place.
Address WILLIAM HEBERtH care the
nioysr can b. seen az 70 Has: sTtb-st or
Mr.. Gustav n. Schwab. Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02

GARDENER Is years: situation
with private faEnly; understands care %
greenhouse. garden and poultry; good REF
erence. j. B.. Box IS Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02

A -ATTRACrINE floors and suites.
WIN PIRATE bath: single rooms: with OF
without board. APARTMENTS ooctofs' Offices
al desirable locations, highest references
nforuatioa free < Z. LELAND & co. 2
West 33d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02

YOUNG MAN. IS: understands baokl:eep-
ing. typewrtting and office work. expert
enced and can furnish best references;
moderate salary. Address NEAT. Box 81
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02

GARDENER. Married; fourteen years in
this country. with twenty-four years
practical experience. fully capable TO take
charge OF geutleman's private place: first
class references: $50 to S6U month. with
cottage. Adrdess GARDENER 80 Lott
ST.. Flatoush. Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02
OLD COLD AND s,I,ru

OLD COLI silver end precious ston..
bought al highest marker value msds
into new articles or exchanged for n.y
teNsIy or japanese goods al ~ r Tfst.
PER'S FACTORY. 10 ". 3isi bassmen,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02
MACHINERY.

At REDUCED PRICES. 200 second hand
wood and iron working rrachin4s. f,,i.y
guaranteed machinery bsughi and 81
changed. GEO. L. EDDY. 1855 Madis.,n-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02

ssD-ST-. i3 EAST. opposite Hotel Manha,-
tAE-Ners desil allie large front rom.
with pfieate bath: teit phoie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02
BUSINESS cH,~cr-

GOOD PAYING PAINT BUSINESS for
sale In large country town IN Con-
rectlc1f: g0oc reassn for selma: AddTtss
FL 'Z+;ss. Tribune Uptown Once. I,564
krsz1Wa2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02
CARTEL CLEANING.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TAiiLES.-Soiidly
made. nigh Srade goods. durable. accu-
rate cushions. supplies. repairs. DECK
Eh'S. lbs last gth s.. Esta biished 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02

GARDENER and sUpertnt enjeut on gepLie-
mans pidCe. LhOi Ousniy SSpeiiSn-ed IN
ali branches landscape work ana farm man
asement: nine SsaTs' references from last
employer. B.. IL MCJton-sl.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02
Bohemian
Glass Service S.

Full, Clear Crystal
Goblets, a dozen.....S1.79
ClaretS. dOZen.....S so
Wines, a dOzen....Sl.19
Chanlpagnes, a ASIA
Liqueurs, a DOZEN. SO
Service OF 60 Pieces. 500
Engraved Greek Bor-
DER
GOblets, a dOzen......S2. "A
ClaretS, a dozen. .....St SO
Chanpagnes, a doz. 50 20
Wines, a dOzen........St.49
LiqueurS, a dOZen....S1.24
Service Of 90 Pieces 1886
Gold Band and Lines:-
GOblets, a dozen.....S3 81
CIarets, a dozen. So. 40
Champagnes, a dog. So. 90
Wines, a dOZen........S2. 50
Liqueurs, a doZen....S2 90
Service Of go Pces. S14o4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-02

WE REPAIR, soli and exchange type writ
err and save you from - t. 1871 from
n1anufacturer's price. Ren!ngtons a spe-
cisliy. STANDARD TYPEWRITER EN-
CHANGE. 23l broadway
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Single Insertions cents yer tine Slxteer
Wo.oE seven times COZ secuiiyelS. 81 y hlch
entIilts advertiser 20 nave rooms entered in
Jhe FTthunes Directory OF Desi rab'e Room,
for period Of fourteen aays White fUf
Circular
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PORCELAIN AND CHINA DINNER SETS.
S7.45 FOR $1,000 PORCELAIN DINNER SETS, 1O2
pieces new shapes green and blue decorations
S9.s4 FOR Ste SO PORCELAIN DINNER SETS, 1Oa
pieces, artistic decorations, every piece gilt.
S11.s7 FOR $4,000 DINNER SETS, 100 pieces, fine
old English Minton decorations
S1sse FOR $500 CARLSBAD CHINA DINNER
SETS 100 pieces. floral decorations, gold edges.
St4ee FOR $4,000 LIMOGES CHINA DINNER
SETS, 1o1 pieces, 4Ioral decorations.
Sf7.43 FOR $500 THEO. HAVILAND CHINA
DINNER SETS. 100 pieces, various decorations
$3.50 FOR THEO. HAVILAND CHINA DINNER
SETS f2 pieces, sold elsewhere $500 to $1,000
We are showing magnificent assortment Of
ROYAL BERLIN, LIMOG ES AND ENGLISH DINNER
SETS-in very new shapes, exquistely decorated,
prices ranging
S34.40 to S44D03 the set.
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Female.
WANTED.-In literary office. educated and
skilled American y typewriter: no slenogra-
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T hume downtown Office
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MANTED-3 good intelligent City Sales
men with references; experience uDneCes-
sary. good chance for advancement Ad-
dress ". Box ~. Tribune Office.
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ELR>lsHED RoO1.s

ELK>lsHED ROOMS
sinei" insertions cents rer line Sixteen
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sht4tlts ajk~rllseF 30 Lave rOoaIS enters4 "a
ne Tribune DlrectO.S " Des4aDle Rom.
let psIte~s ID fourteen days Arite for
Circular. 4
Fun information concerning these rooms
ray De hao. free Of charge al The Tpfown
OE.ce az Tho NeW-HoTk Tribune "a
% galway betWeeE 3CIa and 18th SIS
ssD-ST-. lS EAST. opposite Hotel Mammal
tAE--Ners desiI allie large fIunt rom.
NstH paiaate bath: teit phoi.e
l23 WEST 61TH-ST- Rooms In nleasan,
home IenEea people: re erencs; near sun
wa; opposite Mai e Antoinetfe
il3 EAST 19TH-Sr.--Furnished room. ei,,,-
abe Ior one Or tSo genIiem, .: Lsr uf
peri0T nd bath. terms ucSersts Pf-RDt-E
s5TH-ST. 1856 WEST -Parlor moor. iwo
bedrc oms. sitting room private bsth
trlep1 ne. con n EN- 10 al! cars