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New-York tribune., 1908-02-11
GREETS BRIDEGROOM-ELECT
& Young Kentuckian Cordially Welcomed
BY President
TFrom The Tribune Bureau. !

Washington Feb. 10.-This was Kentucky Day ar
the White House but among all the callers from
the feudst state none received warm a welcome
young Captain Jackson Norris. who coyly in
formed the President that he his way East
get married Governor Wilson OF Ken,ucky
called To pay his respects and a delegation of
congressman visited the President for the purpose
of strengthening out patronage tangle. Captain
Morris who is Assistant Secretary of State of
Kentucky. Just wanted 10 shake hands and tell the
President about his trip.
Il wish you all kinds OF joy" exclaimed the
President. giving Morriss hand few extra shakes
And who is the fortunate girl?'
Morris told him that Miss Mona Christian. Of
Newark, n. J.. had agreed to take him for better
or worse, and added that Wednesday was the
day set.
"Gopd for YOU cried the President. again slap
ping him on the back. The next time you come
TO Washington | to shake hands with Mrs
Morris II YOU don't bring her with you ] won't
you
Morris is a crack rife shot OF the Kentucky
National Guard and distinguished himself at last
years championship shoot.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11

The man who uses his
bra in inplanning and exc
cutting valuable ideas has
practically no limit to his
money-making success.
The daily waste of brain
and nerve cells caused by
mental activity must be
promptly replaced by new
material-proper food. This
is a natural process
Grape-Nuts has for
wears been the ideal food
for the brain worker is
IS made of wheat and barley
including the natural "vital
phosphates" "oftfesegrains.
which form. with the ale
bumen of the food, the nat.
ural material for brain cells.
Try Grape-Nuts with
cream or good milk for
breakfast and supper-it'S
delicious as well as up.
building.
There's a Reason"
Read the little booklet 1.-The
Road to oWellville," in pkg1.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11
TOBACCO HEARINGS RESUMED.

After two weeks spent in taking testimony N
the South the hearings IN the governnenrs suix
TO dissolve the American Tobacco Company were
resumed yesterday before United States ConaInas-
sioner shields Only one witness was examined.
General Auditor Shredder OF tho American To-
bacco Company who produced q vast array OF
prepared ,iata. all of which had been previously
brought out verbally by various wttresses-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11
DECISION FAvoRs AVERY AUToeAs COM

Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. 1.-THE United States
Court of Appeals. at Chicago. sustains Judge
Ouarles in his order restraining the Commercial
Acetylene Company. Of New York. from bringing
suits against agents customers users of
mobile lighting equipment sold by the Avery Port
able Lighting Company. OF milwaukee,
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11
AReg HIGH SCHOOL REGISTRATION.

The registration in the entrance classes at the
high schools was reported yesterday by Superfn-
tendent Maxwell TO be phenomenally large- The
figures are: Manhattan. 2.297. The Bronx. e1e:
T2ro,,ktvn %151; Queens SIP: Richmond. $50; total
$50 II is expected 1000 viii be reached %
passed during the week
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11

Pueblo Col Feb. 10.-Joseph Russ and six Aus
tfIan COMPANIONS we're held up last night by a
lone highwayuan. In fight that followed Russ
Max kIilsd BY tho bandit
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15

Penntyyania va, l291sc do Western dry picked milk fed
sS5s d. DO iad bs 0YS5 sie 70 pa do faRey aTey
oS9o ' ,IISgi35se; do medium weights, I2a12hc: do
scalded IeG14c FOWLS western drS " picked selected
Ssd oho snd 6ssh s2 ss DO sS R9S
iosisc cAPoS sid Ssadae 6 lGgdSe dc southwesteEs
and Meira seo Snd scalaed 99e DUCKS. spring. Ohio
To-: fSE GfsE Maryland. choice 12q18c: western s65
7oc soUABs prime yp yoenE s per pair 81 do 8. 9d se9
GAMEwid SacRs asfk eos12 81 s do DO Guls Soe ~ ~,
,i ire demand is limited have been in compara-
quos %, w6 fGf5 6Gc SSRaa oanT PHms qy Py
Td ooe e tes 81 'qGs Sae6s DO ssTd 5es o SIG 70
tontsn 2 Ooa.9c; DO common. 2o@4oc; RABBITS. cot
Ree Rsis for 19GS the
under 9, ep0 Poat0es quite liberal and market advancing
and higher for fp9cr a9iet: domestic 4ni9nS
Celery plenty ana selling well eSS b and CSrpo'I S'e9r &
Chicory and oS.nng 10 arrive IN qIantiX;
ST love- aTe been very plenty and Long Island about
dull kae spinach arSns feey as and last 4eoepts
though little good enough to reach t op Quotations
PARSLEY has Td Si bgr Peas n ] plenty 6ro and ent Ta6Tr sgi
lower String beans arriving freely and selling WE'LL
high high TO-DAY Tomatoes continue plenty from cuba and
lower. Other Vegetables range about quoted We
$Sas3; do Lo9g Island bb 50 2aas2 50; DO Maine
in bulk $50 n. s2@s2 IS; do state Western
& ss1 Per Pei is Ss stss sg 5o oGi swEEF PAf
ARTicH6Kp DOL caos GS per 30 dn RSn s2asla BG
SELS SPROUTS. per quart 691ec: BEETS Bermuda.
DO Old bb s. 75as2; CARROTS. New Orleans ms P Per
per bbl bag. S1a&1 %; CELERY state. per dozen
per- Case siSsi 5o Do per cserns f s
CARRIAGES. red. ton SSgS2o; do Danish sesq:
@ do req req ssF o@s ssl s. 2$ & ss Se fS253 4e
Florida per basket siGs2: do per crate. s1a$1 @;
81 5ohs go idne ch Pns sgss o 90 Florida
Sla$I 80; California, half crate S1asl S xisi y
ESCAROIE. New Orleans. bbl s2qs3 do per basket
5oc0Sl; HORsERADIsH. per 100 n $2aSs' I,d hai+f'
per ZOE punches, s2GS4 LEEKS. New Orleans; per i0
bunce. $2a$3 LETTUCE F1oridss per btsAss Ss,f hE
GS4: do Cuban. s4Gs4 so; MINT Bermuda, Per box box
SI@sl %; ONIONS. small white Picks per DOL - %
g 35Gs2 q: Do red 81 75Gs5 30 state. white, per
basket s1dSI do state and western white per cate
9sg$i % D. re2 aS Elfs sas m sr do Orange so
CT5fe Sc 5oa$2 -; OYSTER PLANTS 100 bgnches
a6s2 Ss siS2: i PEFPERs FIord per carrier 75cas SO
DO Cuban 75oasI ~: PEAS Florida. basket sig
7sen g. so PASLEf e pT Bb s s6as4 s DO plain 5ss
PARsNIPS per 6b 75casI; RoMAINE. New Orleans
a. FIorfda per basket 5ocGS1: do bermuda. per box
s4 Al IorE New orleans per Dbl 81 50as3 80: STRING
green 81 25as2 10 SQUASH. Hubbard, per bb 81 239
s. 50: marrow. 1hase; Florida white per box
bbi 60cdsi: TOMATOES. Florida, per carrier s1aS2
Ta6aea PER bb si@Sl 10: jersey and Long Island
ratataga sIas1 p: Irish. per bag 7sq9oc; do New
orleans white per bhl. si0S2 do old, white per bh'
SiGSl -: WATERt-RESs, per 100 bunches. SlaS2
SO a.: March $40 57is April. SO 40. TIMOTHY
Prime. 81 -. ALsINE-PTime. $40.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Jan. 1.-THE local wheat market vvas
strengthened to-day by reports Of small stocks of
wheat IN the Northwest and by advance IN corn
At the close May delivery was up 1sc TO Itc Corn
showed q net gain of 5sc.
Oats were sc to a.c higher Provisions vyere 15c
10 1f.c to 3ec higher The wheat market displayed
some weakness during the first hour because of a
decline of nearly 1c at Liverpool and because of
increased receipts N the Northwest. Toward the
middle of the session the market became strong
chiefly as the result OF sharp advance in corn.
sentiment continued blLlish the remainder of the
day. although some recessions in prices were made
owing to sales brought by an increase Of
100000 bushels in the worlds visible supply com
pared with decrease of 2.2l1000 bushels the
spending time last year. The market was buoyed
up late in the day by advices from the Northwest
regarding the small quantity Of wheat still remain
ing in farmers hands. the average reserve being
estimated at from 10 10 20 nor cent f +a amount bII
year ago The close steady. May opened
81 o45s: advanced to 81 05iZ and closed At 81 o4s
CleaT8nCeE OF wheat and -four were equal to $4,000
bushels. Primary receipts 12O5.G0) bushels,
compared with 4s6.oOO bushels last year The visible
supply decreased 10000 bushels. Minneapolis, Du-
luth and Chicago reported receipts of al cars,
against $50 cars last week and 27l year ago.
Lower cables and liberal receipts caused a slight
weakness in the corn market for a brief period
early in the session. but sentiment became bullish
before the the first half hour and continued
10 favor the bulls the remainder OF the day The
principal factor responsible for the strength was
the likelihood that the movement would soon show
considerable decrease as 1ndlcated by reports or
small acceptances in the country A forecast Of
warmer weather also inspired some demand. Cash
houses the chief buyers me market Closed
strone Nav opened re TO &c lower at J9%tc TO
5s7sc sold up to GJ3sc and closed at 6138c Local
receipts were 10 cars, with OF contract grade.
Oats were firm because of small local receipts.
Trade was very quiet offerings being meagre. An
advance of 1sc 20 sc in the price of cash grain
tended to strengthen the options. May opened un-
changed at 535s advanced to 54%c to sac and
closed at 5F=c 543sc- Local receipts were l75
provisions were strong all day owing to active
lu1yne BY shorts. The demand was due TO nuch
smaller receipts of live hogs resulting IN AN ad-
vance of lOc TO 20c in prices in the local market
A+ the close May pork up 3Oc at sl3 6212 Lard
ami ribs were each 15c to lc at SS f22 to - 10 ana
= 27fy 10 s. CO. respectively -
Estimated receipts for to-nlorTow-Wheat, %
cars; corn. 364 cars; oats, li2 cars; hoSs AS'V'e
head.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15
Citations.

yT,1IE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW YORK, BY
L the grace of God free ana Independent. Santo
Reda. individually, and administrator of the estate
of Maria Reda, deceased Joseph Reda, Francesca
pc Teresa Reda, all creditors Maria
TSeda deceased send greeting: You ana each of you
arc hereby cited required personally be APP
near before our of the County of New
a. the Surrogates Court of said County, held the
Hall Of Records the City of New York, the 25th
dav Of February 1905. at halfpa O'Clock in the
of that
tyby a decree should be entered herein giving
.-tt,oritv mortgage o sell
Teai estate of deceased shall be for
tfo ravmPnr of her debts, and such of here
f cited as are under the of twenty-one
required to appear by your guardian II you have one
~ - oI have none. appear and apply for he
annonted or OF neglect failure 70
81 60 Guardian will appointed by the Surrogate
- eTreeent and act you I'm the proceeding.
testimony v-he the Seal Of
Tho cIrro,etes Of the said County o. New York
'iiO " 70 he hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon. Ahner
Thomas a said County.
- - the York. the 18th day Of
in he Of thousand nine
and seven
Clerk Of Surrogates' Court.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Ian. l4.-The quetness in the local wool
continues. and manufacturers show no
inclination buy than their urgent needs. al
though prevailing prices to offer Inducements
accumulate stocks The recent Improvement however
financial situation leads 70 the belief that
vivaI wool viii be felt. The leading
domestic quotations range follows:
DOMESTIC WOOLS.
Ohio Pennsylvania heeces-NX. 34635c: No
washed 9a 4oc fine unwashed 26q21c: half blood cloth
ing 27d2Sc half blood conbirs, 32G34c: eighths
blood cOnIbng. 53 &c quarter blood conbing. 30q3fc
deiGine washed 3Sd39c; delane. uuwashe5. 31632c
Michigan. Wisconsin. feeces-Fine
washed. 24Gc5c delane unwashed, 29a3oc; blood
unwas-ed. 31I32c
Kentucky Indiana Observation-Disclosures blood
3cG33c quarter blood. 29G30c.
Texas and Georgia-Fine, twelve months 25626c; fine
SIX to eight months, 21de3c; fine, fall. 1s622c.
SECURED VALUES
Texas-Finc. twelve 7II72c Sn. to eieh
months. GJQ66c; fine, fall. 50T53c
Southern. 5565sc.
Oregon--F2astern No I staple. A zoe: Eastern No
6od62c- ' e'' - =
Territory Cscoured basisFne staple 7oa72c; fine me-
GUM staple zoe: fire clothing. 65967c;
Clothing GN16Sc; half blood. 65d61c
Pulled-ENtra, 65GToc fine A, 6s96cc; supers 4sa5sc
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15

4 DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown Office. 1884 Broadway,
between seth and 37th until p. Adver-
tiserents received following branch Offices at
regular until o'clock m. viz: 2es Sth
ave- g. e. cor 23d St; ave. 18th 90 East
18th ST 257 West 42d st, 18th aves.;
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ste 1925 Sd ave. st:
st 157 East St 756 ave-: $50 Sd ave.
end anv American District Telegraph office.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CAPITALISTS, ATTENTIoN!-s6o, go re
auired pv a high class corporation I'm. I'm.
ing gold, silver aud LEAD; the proper a',1 ma
~ ,~ars having now "A tunnel 1900 ieet
long. 900 feet of which is on the vein they
now wisn TO equip the buildings win elsSo go
tric power. otc.; mil cApaclty oi III III
tons. with such equipment net earning Ml'l
he si 900 per day ores exposed: the sehtIe-
men Connected with this enterprise arc
some of our most snccessiui men IN -"
vestiaation For full particulars. etc, ap-
D,v Mcdonald Higgins Co., 25I Broadway
GENTLEMAN with S25. 600 can secure IN
t,.resf ina one OF the best known manu-
featuring concerns in this country: value OF
plant now ia full operation, SiS5,ooo; this
il an exceptionally good opening; very nigh
est references furnished. Apply 10 Melon
aId-VVigsins Co, 251 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15
Proposuls.

DROPoSALs.-SAI.E OF L. S. VESSELS PINTA AND
l. Canonicus.-Seafed proposals will be received at
the Navy Department until on the lth DAY Oh
ruar, 1905 and place they Will pe opened
u s. vessels Pnta ana
appraised values, $4,000. respectively Ihey
Will be person persons or 10 he
corporation corporations offering the highes. prlc
therefor separate proposal each vessel po upon
submitted a sealed envelope addressed 70 the
Secretary Navy Washington D. c. indorsed 10
purchase of u. S. 5. Nafnihs
the vessel for which offer is made and eaeh PnoPosa s
accompanied a satisfactory ceTuned cneCh to
not less than 10 per cent of the amount OF the
application to the Navy Department forms OF oss au
bonds, and conditions OF SAFE
printed giving general information cohGeIi
vessels will be The vessel can De
an,ined any after this date by apPiyns 10 ~ a
Commandments of the navy yards. Mare Island, GaI.,
Norfolk Va. respectively where they now ne
must removed the limits of said yards t MIt
such reasonable time may fixed by the Department
The Department the right 20 withdraw elter VI
Of vessels from sale
any or all bids TRUMAN II. NEWBBRRf Assistant
OF H. 1908
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRTCES.-5oO second hano
WOOD and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and eA-
changed Genrge y. Eddy. a9S Madison 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. CHARLES
1 II. Beckett, a Surrogate OF the County of New
York notice is hereby given to all persons having
william Bartels, late of the County Of
New York deceased present the same, with voucn-
rs thereof subscriber his place of transact
ing business No. IH0 Greenwich street, In the City OF
New York on or before the 18th day OF July next.
Dated New York. 18th day of January. 1908.
FERDINA BARTELSr Administrator, 100 Green
vich street. Borough of Manhattan, City OF New
York ,-.-.-.--
H T. L. BEARDSLFY. Attorney for Administrator
"a Nassau Street. New York
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The tribune
n received Uptown Office. No. 1864 Broadway
Both and 37th SITS until o'clock p m AdNer-
'ar once rates until O'Clock n M viz: ave
G. cor st: ave- 18th ST 90 East l4th
St. 257 West st. between 7th and Sth aves.; 265
West 125th 1898 Sd between 18th and 1atn SITS
1926 Sd ave-. 6Ist 170S 1st near S9th ST.
l57 East 125th ST: 756 fremont ave; $50 sd ave
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15
CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL. CARPET CLEANING Co
Cleans bv compressed air. steam. hand OF
on floor 1854 Broadway, 421 East 4sth 81.
COE & BRANDT Tel. 132-Ssth.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15
HELP WANTED.
Male.

CLERK Order clerk Of some experience
in domestic department Of drygoods house
wanted by commission merchants; S62i
Call. write Hapgoods. 3o7 Broadway. New
York.
SALESMAN and general Office man. - 70
30; American; must possess good personal
appearanc pleasing address and manner !:
industrious and correct in habits. the right
man will lind q promising future by ad-
dressing, with full particulars, past expert
encc. etc; only those dependent upon their
personal energies need apply Address by
letter, Manufacturer Tribune Uptown Of
fee, 1854 Broadway.
BOY wanted in newspaper office; must he
neat, quick and bright and not afraid OF
work; good references required. Address
H N. Box 20. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15
AUCTION SALES

BY AgRTL-E % an execution VILE s--i=
ms dsg- a. 1874 broadway II =. ~
iure. bedding. rrdcaerv. glassware bfl'-a-
A.sc csfyeIs rugs books. etc. ~ o. G.
f ! Van Leer Marshal. Flo!d GRANT
sDciionesr
~ VIRTUE q chsttei mortgage i
f5efIisteln. zutiolee- viii sell tc-day. j"
m a. 5is Pearl st. Borough OF Nan
55e-l-@h. lfinliLE machinery, lot u lyfe-
---er ~ Attorney for Mortgage
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

WHO WANTS to adopt beautiful g'i, !,
infant. Christian ram ianiISi CT ~ 20 tribune
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15
Female

wANTED-A competent young Swedish or
German cook in private family: wages
$40; city references required. Apply be-
tween 10 ana II Tuesday and Wednesday
mornings, AT East 74th st.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15
WORK WANTED.

Male.
ARCHITECTURAL. CRAFTSMAN. Eight
wears experience in making cut stone
and terra Gotta working drawings; also eX-
perianced in architects s Office William
Cutting 361 West 2lst ST.
ASSISTANT BOoKKEEPER or OFFICE
ASSISTANT. by young man, 49, can
operate typewriter. ~ references; salary
about ss IL Weigand. ~ Hague st. Jer-
sey city.
ARTISTIC WOOD CARVER. Skilled at
any style: machine modeliers: engratfr,
designer: clay modeIler; city or country
50 school ST.. Belmont. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15
pgoE. SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male
CHESS PLAYER would like evening en-
eageinents with shut-ins. Chess Player.
49, East 7eth sc.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15
OLD Kin.n IN sU.NEE-

I.
.'J4-D, sIivs- and precious s'2isss
r., AZ highest market value: maze
sIy- neh articles CT eEchanfe for new sess-
fac. 5span@se goods 81 Il T. IsPpers
''s Il Ncct 551a 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15
Instruction.
School Agency.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governessos etc.
Colleges Schools and Families. Apply
NJ j. YOUNG-FULTON. 23 Union Square
MADEMOISELI.E AMYOT, Teachers Agency. % e
Both Tel 1857 Madisou-Teechers tutors: gov
colleges schools and private families
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK T
L FitzGerald. a Surrogate Of the County Of New
York hereby given to all persons having
claims against Otto r Jentz, late of the County OF
New York. deceased present the same with vouch
rs thereof subscriber at her place of transact
ing business. the Office of Roy Watson Naumer.
ATTORNEYS A. street, in the Borough
Brooklyn. City of New York. on or before the 1sE
day of February 1903. next
Dated New York, 27th day of July, 1907.
JULIA F. JENTZ. Administrative
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15
TNPEWRfTERS.

TYPFWRITERs. All Inazes sold. rented,
-ersfre1 exchanged, reliable seTFice
6iormaan. 70 Nassau ST Telephone 2fi9-
l-artIaudt
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15
BaEssNAkING AND MILLINERY

n2ESSNaEISsT AND MILLINERY
NfwE pI-RAND. G25 Lexington ave. hehr
.s-- 81 rakas orders foc the Souths als'
.s--a.-iii-lg Il gowns. hail dresses. al nioo-
cree -r4ces-
rJ-9s-g-sF sFATZER-French, eIperlencec; work
a. home for rrivase families: best Feiet-
erces address ~ letter. Mrs Serres. 1''
Nes, GGth 81. room y.
rEEsssfaKER. French. wishes come more
c..--orrers Louise 131 West 18Th ST
LARGE ROOM. couple eNcsiiehl 'abi"'
convenience 5s East s6th 81
l5REsS,- EF.R. French. expert cutter; ~
rer des cfer @ high class WORK. NishgS
1r0ro customers. ON. or home pTeiFfiFe'
ts-ererr.-. reasonable prioes- GueIaI-sei'
les WssE l03a s.
IEESSMaK out OF nome
Slauslau. 3J6 Wes- c3th Fl
o3EsstEhKER- Competent stylish ntter:
I-1o1c,s equal 10 neT: day. week or
-ost-. first class reference II Doggy
~ lex. prcn ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15
Su7rogdtes Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER G.
L Thomas, a Surrogate of the County OF New York
notice hereby given to all persons having claim,
against James NJ Quigley late of the County OF New
York deceased. to present the same, with vouchers
business office Alfred S. Brown. No g. William
york on or before the first day of May next.
Gna Dated New York. the aIst day of October 1907
ANNE D. OUIGLEY. Executrix
r fitzgerald. 8 Surrogate ot the County of New
York notice is hereby all having claims
against Herman Miller. late of the County of New York
deceased present the with vouchers thereof to
the ofiice Of William K sYme. No. 20 William Street.
Iannerv next Dated New York, the I'D day of July
WILLIAM r. syME, Attorney for Executrx. rs William
Street. Borough of Manhattan. n. y City
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER c.
notce is hereby given to slI persons having claims
sSatnst OctavIus Baldwin. late of the County of New
- 70 the subscribers, their place of transacng bust
ness at the ofce of Jared Baldwin jr. No SO Wall
Street In the Borough Manhattan City Of New York.
on or before the 10Th day of May next 1908
Dated New York, the eth day Of October. 1907
JOHN HENRY TOWNSEND. Executora
ALFRED F. BALDWIN, -.
'AFa9 Van 8 street Borough Of Manhattan New York CITY.
|sANDEE EDWARD WIILIs.-IN PURSUANCE OF
an order of Hon. Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF
narsons having claims against Edward Willis Candee
nte Of the County New York deceased. to present
~ nlace of transacting business. at the office Of
ShiIand Shoemaker & Hedges. No. 30 Pine Street
Borough of Manhattan. city Of New York on or be-
fore the 25tn DAY of June. 1905
Date6 New York. the 9th day OF December, 1907.
EDITH G MATTHEWS. Administratrix
sHILAND. SHOEMAKER HEDGES, Attorneys for
Administrative, so Pine Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15

BOOKKEEPER. OFFICE MAN.--By Ger
man-American %; broad experience; lat
est accounting methods. trial balances ana
monthly statements: capable of taking full
charge Of books collections and credit de
partments: highest city reference ~
Martin, 80 Ralph St, brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15

ARTIST.-Experierced painting and draw
ing figures flowers landscapes, etc; use
full in Photographic and decorative WORK.
steady position. Artist $50 East 141st st.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER c.
L Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
notice IS hereby given all having claims
against Joseph p Smith. late. of the County of New
thereof subscribers their place Of transact
ing business q the office of Daily, Hoyt Mason No
Is William Street City of New York. or be-
fore the day OF May next
Dated New York. 23d day OF october. 1907.
MARY z. SMITH, MARY E. SMITH. Executives.
DAILY HOYT & MASON, Attorneys for Executrices
William Street Manhattan. New YORK City.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15

BOOKKEEPER.-By American. SO: mar
RED; competent: good reference; good cor
yesnordent: place where good, honest work
il desired; salary s1s-s20. Waterbury. "a
Audubon ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15

R0OXKEEPE,I, and CAsHIER.-Trialb bal
ance: long experience; 7 years In last
place; highest references; salary Slo TO slo-
r F. s. 122 West 21st st.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15

BILL CLERK or assistant bookkeeper;
three years experience; Al references
! salary s12 "A NJ. Corbett 81 West I'D ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15

AT ANYTHING.-By young man; speaks
German, Hungarian and English; gooo,
sober man. Charles Sretver, 1888 Avenue
A. 66th st.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wANTEl

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
MaIe.
ATTENDANT. NURSE or Vallejo 10
bachelor In apartment, can cook; give
massage; English. ~: city references. Bar
Ieycorn. % East 3Sth St
ATTENDANT Young man t25), Christian.
wishes position with invalid gentleman.
travelling or settled. reference Address
George ScuiIhoTp, Box -. Point Pleasant
N J,
BUTLER. By young man (Swedel. in pri-
vate house: best of references. Louis
Freszals. 333 East 3lst 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15

I,AUNDRESS and cleaner. German. wants
work for the four last Gays IN the week.
references Anna Goetz, 53S East 65th ST
New-York tribune., 1908-01-15

PAINTER-PracticaI, ali around mo
chanic. city country; Will take rooms
in place where can build up business;
all communications answered. E. j. Kelly.
ia Crescent St. Brooklyn