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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
TAMMANY DONE FOR
UhifmGH and Wc4ReRy Tel
Peoples Institute.

charles = Whitman and George No
Auenv appeared before the Peoples In
.,ruto last might in Cooper L nion and told
vnaf fhsy thouEht the new administration
-o,,id 1s ike Both tho oficers-elect found
ii ere heavy Tnaiorities they secured a
,-.of fhat Tammany would never aEain
- able 20 overcome the united opposition
"a me ciuzcns DIR. whitman said In part:
legislation doesn't make people good.
MOI does the eiectlon ~ honest officers.
v--e- fha people themselves deter mine
49, ~ laws shall he enforced they set
,--.f rrfN want and SET it soon. II n
,rT--,onlv Said that candidates for Justices
III rne Supreulr Court have paid see $50.
81 80 and S5tHr0 To secure their nominal
-,rue ln NOT know m that De- true
Rut 81 r b.. sud n the pghilc realizes what
f0r r worid never dare show their faces
smoug deccrt men again. Z ann here 70
~e1 Tor The puhiic 10 The public IL ready
g. support you Ne have a few foolish
ard absurd law. The ouiy. thing 20 do
--irr Them b. ra enforce them. thereby
showing their ahsurclty, and then change
Them.
AR McAneny followed Mr.. Whitman. lie
sand
Tho iaet election is conclusive proof that
We can do 20, same next sine. and not lei
fhis administration land where the other
reform administrator .SEe landed It's
= tremendous opportunity we have. 1 am
almost aRed Wacn hook into mine. Few
persons reallZc thar t Is the Borough
I.rasfdFui ~ Manhattan and not The II svUr
uhl has control OF fhe borough 1GliinES
az srree-~ and sewers and se pablo la th-
p. sides b. sits ON the lsoard ~ Estimate
----r .s-r rf frD sixteen ~otes IN thar holN.
rans people uiI realize that Manhattan
o. f.sffriT FROM the city. nat lh~ maine b.
sometimes used fur something besides a
cocktail
Ne think Judge Gavnor viii work with
ms II he won't Wen soon IND that out
and flaf Is different matter. But 7 think
u.U have better chance 20 do what he
promised o. so Cor the CITY ~ New York
4r. what 7 believe h~ honestly wants 40
an llau u his cnu ticket had been elected.
william 81 Twins. George cromwell and
Charles Sprasue Smith. The chairman, also
spoke. John purroY Mitchell sent teIe-
gram of regret William A. Prenderrast
ssr- letter Boa which De spoke Of The
pruning nj tho clty payroll The eNDeditiug
ri contracts. new work ou schools. transit
and water supply. and the revision 81 the
system ~ condomuatica proceedings a. the
lssliuC reforms which th- new admins
rarc- should attempt. Judge Gasnor sent
no following letter iu reply 20 the invita-
u0- fr offend the meeting
N. Iflr Mr -Ir.fl- regret tn -1K thar
4 "a DOR Dol present af Tuur institute Ou
Norer- 1er 81, bur during my term Of ur7ca
J ma. a' very glad 20 occupy yoar plat
form .r'a~i1DaI.', as m IL very evident
thar some v-1a peers intend Ia treat me
WIN ma pee from The start Their pro-
r~er.r- d1 nHt want Spod government, bul
c1r Ir- -oF-rrul--l--
sincerely yours, w. J. GATNOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
CHAMPIONS OF TIE CRIPPLED
Riis and Others Plead fer Children at
Conference.

Jacob 4 Riis. Or. Virgil Z. GIbuey. Dr..
Henry Ling Taylor. David : Sneddeu.
state COMMISSIONS IF Education for Mas
sachusetts, and President Weis Of the story
Iellers' League were the speakers al the
second conference in the interests of Grip
pied childr,n n, held last night under the
auspices of public school teachers Of Grip
pied children, IN the auditorium Of the Hor-
ace Mann School. n lslth street and Broad
way. Or Thomas T. Wood presided.
Mr.. Riis spoke OF the great improvemen NJ
IN the condition ~ tie children Of the noor
due 70 Settlement work
Commissions Snedden said:
n IS the function OF the state 60 look
after the crippled children and 70 classify
them. IS 10 IS done abroad. uut Il H. NOT
me junction OF the philanthrOpist 20 Under
take new experimental work. The children
have got % haze specialized treatment 80
function Is 20 make them happy. but We
must also start Them in life n h not right
T. turn the blind and the deaf loose al
fourteen years or age. Philanthropy and th..
stale should 90 more. for a. men ana
women they are fearfully handica ppea.
There should be a system OF employ
agencies where those with bent backs or
lame legs can be- put 20 suitable work.
Isn't m the neld Of phiianthrOpic Effort I'd
De- The pioneer in this direction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
TIE wlN0MuLLERs CELEBRATE

n--r0 .-r-e hr their children and grand
eIaore0 and many friends Louis Wind
Hi..rr end r.~ wife celebrated troir golden
'---rz yesterday az their home, Boa Hin
20 Manor. Noodsile. Long Island. ar
NOM er WHO Be- i1 his eeverry-fftl
.'ar walked several miles early in tine
~.i-g srl larer walked fron hi- home
m WOOD Ge to tho Queens Borough HaU.
" ia-.-.E avenue. Long Island city. and
''k Hf five miles iu ALI ana then
eprHf f.' r-Ualuder Of the day enjoying
~" POS writes and re' Giving cong-stUIatory
n's-ar Among Them Was one from
4fFe-." frhes
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SUPREME COURT or THE STATE OF NEW
York County OF NV York. Mary r. Weber.
Plaintiff. against Max Sporn Ct a.. Defendants.
In pursuance OF a judgment n FORECLOSURES
and sale. duly made and entered in the above
entitled action on the 26tr day Of October.
1909 T. the Undersigned tho Referee IN said
Judgment named. Will sell at public auction.
the Exchange Salesroorl. Nos 1f-I6 Nesey
Street. ir the Borough o. Manhattan. e nv %
New York. the - day OF November -0u9.
Day Auctionerr the premises directed by said
Judgment % be sold. and therein described a.
follows ALI. that certain lot. piece parcel
OF land. situate the Easterly side OF Willet
street. between Delaney and Broome Streets.
iu the Th!rtee1th Ward ot the Borough gf
Manhattan. city Of New York. known by the
street number as Thirty t3ui Wi.iet street;
said lot being bounded and containing f9,-
lows. 70 wit; Beginning az point on re
Easteriy side or Wuiet street distant One
inches North from tho Northeasteriy corner Of
Broome and WilIet streets. ana thence run
ming Easfcriy and parallel % Broone Street,
One hundred COo) feet. thence NortherIy and
parallel % Wulet Street Thirty-one t3n Feet
ana three t31 inches. thence Westerly AMI
parallel 20 P-oome street one hundred (l0QI
feet 20 the Easrerly side Of Wilet street. and
thence SoufEcrIv along the Easterly side %
WiIet Street ThIrty-one (3U ieet three 90
inches 10 the place % beginning. containing
IN width in front and rear Thlrty-one ts1l feet
three 80 inches. and IN depth on efsheT side
one hundred tf0O} feet
Dated. New York. october eGth. 1909.
ALVIN 1-NTERMYER Referee
THOMAS 7 FARRET.T- Attorney for PlaintiS.
II Nassau street Borough OF Manhattan.
New York CITY.
The following is a diagram OF the property
90 be sold. its street Nu-nber Is No. 50 Willst
Street. New York city.
Delaney street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
EMPLoYMENT RuREau REener

semi .=alled persons 20 The number of
- perceived work from rho special ON
rioEmar. bureau uf the Charity Organic
ton SHo.-r- during rho last year. accord
M -le current annual report The 500
'erv found 30 difficult uu account of Tie
Industrial oppression ra lnI employment
'w -ls hand capped, when there were 30
nary able bodied men ureurrIoyea TIE
''ra Ha- bop of applicants registered dur
ng .. -..r ua- fI1c
ae e-r af rHe effort t0 find work t8r
i.a--...sr patients vas very Giscourasirr
-'asr Ht r0e employers fear 10. Tho dis
&c .1- no patients fear ~ THE work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
NEW WATERSHED COMMISSIONS.

Justice Arthur = T0mpkins, IN The SUI
Iremc court. az White Plains named yes
torday two New York City watershed COM
missions o. make awards. respectively. for
land condemned FOR tho lfll Wow reser-
~, ir. near Nou1ers, and for tae Sla,eo0.eeo
filtration plant 10 be bUi.- in connection
with the Ashokau dam near Eimsford.
RNeSrchestcr COUNTY The first commits
sion VIII include John J. Dclany. former
Corporation Counsel Of New York. James
IT, common. Police COMMISSIONS Of Mount
Vernon. and James p kilbv, a real estate
l,ruker Of Justice TompUuss home town,
Nyaek The Second VIII consist Of
Thomas A. keogb. % Sew York city.
Irving r. Tompkins. a lawyer az White
Plains. and samuel Strausborser, Of New
York City.
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MOTHER PLEADS FOR BABY.
Troubles Follow Fast IN East New
York Family.

lsrs..rE Day tlis year viii o.,
r.aes-rl ro Nr. and AIRS Hugl Cummings.
or 81. e-s Cleveland street East rev
Y0. AND taeir ltrIe ones Tears Nelred
if-n ... eyes 0f u-iglbors Who witnessed q
patreUe -.c.t i1 tle Cummings home YES
rrdar. wien an ambulance came ID remove
tlr-e-year-rd John Cummings 10 the Kings
c1ur-r Hospital where i- was said las
ugt fs condition Was critical Hs is SUI
terms t-.D 0ueuucuia.
t.- mother. pr0srraIel over The tragic
deat. "t Der tourt-en-vear-old son Hugh
or W-ere- IaE pleaded wiki the doctor not
b. Pass. f.- second c5ild from her.
eyes save him. doctor s0bbed the faith
sr --o.~ Hugaio b. gone. To have this
5r would moan tlo poor woman
daat- -se
HI--. sa~ buried several dar- azs. 4
stone Thrown nE workman struck 1he hos.
0 Pho Haad in The yarI OF tLs RidEcwoos
FnTr-r station East N-u York. v+hcrr r..
PAD Hseu Gathering wood a. died i,cfo~e
aH.r.r arrived
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Brooms street

Hr0OmU sIrteL
The approximate amount or the Hen or
charge 10 satisfy which the ahove-jesCribed
property is 10 be sold. is TwCnty-rour thousand
seven hundred and nfty-six and Sn-l1o dollars
tSg4 TlS J0i with interest thereon from tbs
eGth day % October 1903. together with costt
and allow ance arnounting % i've hundFed and
from October 20. 1903. together with the ex-
peuses OF the sale The approNtmate amount
IN an. taxes assessments and water rates
other liens. which are 20 De allowed % tho
purchaser out u the purchase money. or paid
bv the Referee f. twelve hundred dollars
q 20Ol and interest
Dated. Sew York. october 20 lhue
ALVIN UNTERMNEk Referee
The foregoing sale r. hereby adjourned 20
Wednesday November 2fth. 1909 az the same
time and place. -
Dated New York November 81. iDes
ALVIN USTERMYEIt. Referee
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wNEeUEcH MUST PAY ARTIST.

i-e llrI faar heard the suit in the SUI
lffne Court ~ Arthur r. Ireedlander. an
eftst against Jesse Winehgrgh. am sdver-
rit HaI decided yesterday that the
faiHfr- portrait ~ the defendants wife
g. GOO likeness ana gave the artist
rf-."f rTr sFs -
o. iHr.-rr l-rerl rD pay Freedlasder
- .Hr portrait of Mrs AlneDurgh. but
-rt f na- finished refused 10 accept it,
a--N- was uusafl .5taCtorH- farrull
"'-t m. aF Wituess for the platnrin,
aa.pa..-c -rr painting. R arch Tas on eN-
-A-i-lnl lr court, as ans rrUsrlc success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
BERKELEY SCHOOL
I'D Street a West End Avenue
SUMMONS.


SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK county ~ New York---E.hsn - Ma
tin Company. Plaintiff, against Clarence o.
Cruikshank ana Charles Nelson Leach. Defend
ants-Surnrnous with .sotice.--Trial desired IN
New York County.-To the above named De-
PENDANTS. You are herety summoned
the complaint this action ami serve a
copy OF your answer the Plainsiffs Attorney
within twenty days after the service % Tits
In ease Of YOU fallur. Co sppear. or answer
Judgment VIII be taken against YOU by default
for Tire relief demanded IN the complaint
Dated August l2th 1903
GORDON IRELAND. Plaintiffs Attornev
Once and PosJoffca Address NO - Nassau
81. Borough Of Manhattan. city Of New
TO the DEFENDANT. Charles Nelson leach. Tss
foregoing summons Is served upon YOU bv pub
ucarion pursuant % an order of HJn. Edward
the state ~ New YORK. dated August 3tst. 1ha.
and red with copy % the summons ana com
paint thereto snuexed IN ire offce OF the Cierk
o. TIE County or New NorS on september 1st
1909 che original summons and complaint here
In having been nled In the Office ~ the Clerk
OF the County Of New York on August asth
New York september 1sr. 1909
GORDON IRELAND Attorney FOR PLAINTIFF
once and FosJorfce Actress. o. Nassau ~
Borough OF Manhattan. city % New Yors-
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT NEW YoRK
County.-Mahei y. Hewitt. Plainti1. Against
Action for Absolute Divorce To he above
nance defendant, Y1I are hereby summoned
- answer tho complaint In this scti0a. and %
serv- . cow % YOUR answer on the r,iainflHr's
attorney within twenty days after the service
% this sum nloEs. exclusive % the dav of
service. and IN case % your failure 20 appear.
answer. judgment viii be taken AGAINST
you By default Tor re relief demanded IN
TIRE complaint
dated New York No~ L 1904
WARREN BIGELOW
PlaintiT's ATTORNEY
once and Post Once. Address No. sea Broad
wav. Borough % Manhattan. New York
Ctty.
Tc Charles A Hewitt
The foregoing summons Is served upon vnu
by puhllcutou. pursuant o. order OF n "a
Ctaries II rruax a Justice or the supreme
court a the state % New York. lated the
nth dnv ~ November. fS1o and sled with
the complaint m the af.Ce % che clerk ~ the
supreme Court County % New York az tha
county Court House. Borough OF Manhattan.
New YORK CITY in aald state. or TIA IIth
day OF November. 1870
WARREN BIGEI.OW
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Oflce and Post once Address. No. sso Broad
WAY. BoreuEh OF Manhattan. New York
CITY. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
C. T. MURPHYs CONTRIBUTION.
IN Official Statement He Says He Gave
$4,000 Toward Elections.

Albany Ncv. -3.-IE "A statement filed
with th. Secretary of stat to-ds- 90 was
stated tAot Charles F. murphy. header of
Tammauv Hall. gave $500 90 tho business
Mems campaign Committee of New York
whose total receipts amounted To So 549.
The civic Alliance Committee ~ NsW
York CITY. which backed the muy.ralty
campo gn Of William p Hearst. filed "a
statement Of election expenses. which
shows that the receipts toti led s. s1 and
the expenditures So 6s9 with unpaid bills
remaining amounting 20 ABOUT &l2."'a Nj
Hearst -.I~. r. a.Hf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24

The approximate amount or rho lia- Or
charge 90 satIsfv which the above dasrrfI,o,t
property rs 90 be- sold. D. FOrty-one Hundred
and Nilety-eigh- 50 1881 Dollars with in
t~r-st thereon from the .Sth day or Crtobe-
1908. together with costs and alloTargos
amounting 20 Two Hundred Fifty-seveu ana
55-fnO S25I-J@l Dollars together with fha
expenses OF the sale The approximate amount
OF taxes and assess nerts or other liens which
TO Doe allowed 20 the purchaser out OF ths
purchase money by the referee Is 1888 "a
SAID premises viii b. sold subfect to a first
mortgage ~ $4,000. with interest az i've per
cent from January LIST. 1909
Dated. New York October 30th. 1909
JAMES kEARNEY. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
DENIED BY MRS. sNoWDEN.
Says She Made No Attempt TO See
President Taft.


Baltimore, Nov -3.-Mrs. Philip Snow
den, an English champion OF woman suf-
frsse. who is attending the Maryland SUI
frage Association convention here. denied
to-day that she had tried 10 obtain an in
terview with President Taft yesterday ami
had been refused
She declared the report "a tissue of lies.
and said she went 70 the White House only
10 see the building 4 met President
Roosevelt lasr year" she continued. and
would ike 70 have a talk with President
Taft. Bat Va hen ] found he was 80 busy I
made no attempt 10 see him. 2 am sorry
such "a report was published. as it tends
Go give the people the impression thar I
aU one % the militant kind. which ] am
NOT, and also because m might make EuE-
ush people think President Taft disc0urte-
Gus, which lie j. not
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS. d C.
Washington. -. 9. Nov 20. 1908. Sealed pro-
posals Nill be received this Office until II
o'clock 81. December 8. 1900 Tor constructing;
sewers in the District OF Columbia Spccifea-
lions and forms OF proposals and all necessary
information MAJ be obtained from Chief Clerk
Engineer Department. Room 42T, District
Building. Washington. % q. HENRY n r.
MACFARLANp HENRY T. WEST WILL
IAN v. JuuSOS. Commissioners. D. c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

san Francisco. NOV. 1.-THE official clos
ing quotations Tor mining stocks to-day
-,-.r. as rrTfgu-z.
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PRINTING

PRINTING coior and commercial EAGLE
PRESS. 20e wesr SstA 81. IIos-Murray nm.
llloa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24

SIPREME COURT NEW York COUNTY
9JtlYVesaEr Mortgage Company. Plaintffg
esaltst angela DeSlsto and Others. Defendants.
iu pursuance OF Judgment OF Force lOsure
aHd SAFE. dulF made and entered in the above
th.4Jleo action bearing date the 2gth day Of
'ctober. 1900 l.. the undersigned the Referee
on said judgment named. win sell at Public
auction AT che View York Real Estate sales
room Nos "a and rs Vesey street IN the Bow
oaeh OK Manhattan. city OF New York on the
10Th day OF November. 1903. a. II o'clock
noon on mat day. by Charles A Berriau Auc-
loh-er- the premises directed hy said fudg-
lows 80 49,
All thar certain piece plot or parcel q
and situate. lying and being On the Borough
or Manhattan. or The City. county and state
tI NeW York the casrerly side OF which ~
want 10" feet westerly from the westerly
hlde OF second Avenue fronting - feet on the
mort nerly side OF 1l3th Street with uniform
depth measured northerIv from said front OF
100 feet II inches 20 the middle line Of the
block and with is easterIy and westerly cidss
laraiiel with said Avenue
Dated. New York. October 3nth 1909
.. MES EEA TtN Ely. Peferas.
'AFI t-E & HASKELL. Attorneys for Plain
~. a. ana T. o. Address. Is Wall street
Borough N Manhattan. y Y City
The following is a diagram % the property
% BE- sold as described above. the street num-
Der being 30 East it3th Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24

The approximate amount Of the lien or
tAaF4f- 20 satisfy which the above described
ttypeiN IS 20 Do sold is Twenty-Five hundred
and forty-six and so Too Dollars ls.. afe S0l
WIN l"lerrst thereon from the Sth day OF
pc.oher. lfu1, together with costs and allow
tci2oer ltth, 1909 together with the expenses
- the sale The approximate amount OF the
taxes, easements and water rates other
Hrus- which are 70 he allowed % the purchaser
- or llr purcHNse money. or paid by the
re 'fee- Is SIsal.-+ and interest
Dated New York. October 22nd. 1900
tHAS T. COIN. Referee
me foregoing sale Is hereby adjourned TO Fri
aay. November 18th. 1903. at the same time and
dated, New York November 18th. 1903
CHAS l. COIN. Referee
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2Fn nlB Iinc PIER n. wan =,
HI LIN = Ferry, q Syn. az noon
For san Juan. r.. "a Guayrs. p. Caheuo
Curacao and MaracRloo. via CuAacao.
CARACAS Dec. q RfiiLADELF ffrA. Dec. %
For "a Guayra. Curacao and Maracabo.
NARACA1BO Nov - ZTf.fA ..........- pee "A
superior Accommodations for Passengers
EpILToN BLISS a. pALLEFT.
General Managers - Wal az.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC STEAMs.---s
NEW YORE-NEW ORLEANS
HIS AGd q Broadway. View YORK
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ACCOUNTANT EXPERT.
a a ersassnent openinE closing or 6s,ancias
'f ohs- -,stem3fzar. BOX 80. Tribune bnice-
BouEKEEPER. Aged -. double entry: nine
Years experience thoroughly competent with
al modern Office ethads. conscientious reliable
man desires Permanent rt-itiou. fest refer
enees' salary $50 e. B. $40 West 24th 81.
BooKKEEPER Young man. first class trok-
heeLcri I'VE y,ars exterienee kno" le,iSs -
Fischer. 30 East 16'h 81.
BUSINESS MAN. 9a capable. desires offer.
Thoroughly understands government sales, elec-
tr'cal materials cspecia-ly Mason, BOX -, Trib-
uue o1lce.
CABlNErNi ANER AND FINIsHER special Tor
repairs ana polish ing antiques. reproductions
90, Address Cabu=t-uaker, ear, Of Geo Woid
I7a West lo2l ST.
cARrENTEIs. l-9ur. ears hotel ezperienee. an
90. t',..r l'..l.lere' .ohs. mas. NFe laih1llE
meals Address Carpenter. 10 East 57ih St
COLLEGE GRADUATE. with years experi-
enc On New 4ors daily amt good references
weekly Willing Worker 80 sth ave.
IAT-TFEI-F r. Young crl1red man with pri-
vatn family driving Packard car. 90 repairs;
nor speed erlzy- address Harry Waters, Little
Neck Long Island.
CHArFFE;J-R. or in repair shop: Young man Of
good character graduate or Duualu automobile
Liable competent II. TERRELL. - West ST..
cn-onta. X Y.
DRUGGIST. rs. wishes steady position or relief:
Etn->f Competent. r-ltabies best references.
Joseph Mal--ir lt'-f Noslrand ave. BROOKLYN
EF,Il.-tiertHau- learned machiulst trade
li-aSes az r~nai!s- i} n.nlos. reLf geratlng etc
city or country Hugo Wolters $50 East J6;h ST.
LIBRA RIAN-scholar. correspondent or pri-
Tste secretary' 20 speaking Ensllsh. French
tribune Office.
MAN German. handy. al anything. not afraid
of hard work, willing and obliging Inquire
Pred knust i54 East 1u5th 81.
NIGHT WATCHMAN. PoETER-By sober
able bodied man -Ep--irnred- good refer
eneos d. Hennessey. 20 charlton ST.
NIGHT WATERMAN ana PoRTER.-By sober
address Thomas Bolton. aa- East l49lh 81
PoRTER-Young colored man: married. aged
% az store ~ Office building Address John
Robbins 3Ga West 126th s..
TRAVELLING COMPANION. or assistant win
accounts ana cCrrespordenCc II lady or gentle
EI15,l1c -r,se,e sSrsss Warren 'e7 15s,5
wick. Nev London Conn
USEFUL MAN-By a young man lately landed.
N'rin 0I lIrla..- fr'trsltnf- t.iN or country
sober t-lstw2fthy and on.lsing- Address - NJ
X. 2"i East 7oth ST.
WAITER wishes steady evening or r.sht Iosi-
ron- soot H rrsr- H. n. l'7 East S",h ST..
Young MAJ. ,am. : years g-ivat, secretary m
man 81 aasirs, also exper,eenced in mail order
highest refer nres. Intesritt. BOX .. Tribune
Young Man % high school education. prefer-
d. ..s5,sss -efi-.-,.-rs- r,f- I,-- ,,,..i ~.
Fast 1Ith e.
VOTING MAJ u. rf0orqI exnerieueo .ffh tools.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male
SDCOND or USEFUL MAN--YounE. indoor or
Uuftoo~ work understands furnaces steam
heat. city or country j. months reference last
employer. r. r.. Miss FitzGerald's Bureau. JO3
18th ave. entrance 42d
DSEFT L MAN Understands horses. COWS.
chickens. furnace. garden. beating rugs. wash
windows. references oscar. Box Il, Tribune
ONCE.
USEFUL MAN.-Young German. useful at any
thing needed. best references Carpenter Blu
rtau. la 9th ave Tel 1JS3-,-helsea.
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LOST-BANKBOOKS.

10 . ~ ~NOFNJ.
lost -Bankbook No SIG as. Bank for Saw
iugs. $50 4th ave. NeW York Payment
stopped Please return book % bank
LOST handbook No. 40 Be. Bank FOR saw
iugs $50 Attn ave. New York. Payment
stopped Please return book 10 bank
I0ST-Bankbook 80. 955. AZ. Bank for saw
iags $50 4th ave. New York Payment
stopped. Please return book TO bank.
LOST OR STOLEN-Bankbook No A4I.I1a Of
the German savings Bank in fhe CITY OF
<ew York. cor. Attn ave and 14th 81 issua,I T.,
Anna Petersen. All persons are rautione
against negotiating the same II NOT il~ra,I
20 tho bank on the I8th day OF Decent her.
1903 a duplicate will be issued.
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hhi''t energetic man. over -. wanted for
GUY TRADE, sell aud collect willing 90 learn.
N-Il-ii'e n't necessary. but must be hustler.
tll employ uent and advancement Manu-
Ia.,lI'f- - Mestchestcr ave. Prospect ave.
.---AlL srlILnn
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va York s. 90 per day and car
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