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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-03

The Elks and Eagles lodges of Tue, son are organizing baseball teams and the fur and feathers may be expected to fly soon, when these aggregations meet on the Old Pueblo diamond
 The final contested piece of right of way for the Buckeye railroad through Phoenix has been secured and the build, ing of the road will be continued al once under the direction of the Arizona Eastern.
 The. time for taking the federal cen sus in Pima county has been extended five days, as the enumerators were un, able to complete the work in schedule time. The new rule gives them until Friday to complete the work.
 F. G. Cave, a well known Phoenix pic. neer, has been missing for several days, and his friends fear that he, has been lost on the desert. Capital City authori- ties are making determined search for him.
 John P Orme, president of the Salt River Valley Water Users association has returned from a missionary trip to Washington in the interest of irrigation matters and makes the report that the government is being run to his entire satisfaction.
 If Phoenix wishes to have a special train to Tucson on May 5, for the eel ebration attending the opening of the Mexican West Coast railroad, she will have to guarantee 125 passengers at the rate of $4 for the round trip.
 Mrs. Lucy Hoover was divorced from William Hoover in the Tombstone court Thursday morning and on the evening of the same day was Temarried, this time to Robert w. Keeler, Douglas man, They just couldn t wait any longer.
 A yellow dog belonging to Richard Crawford of Prescott went mad on the streets of Prescott few days ago and was shot by the owner. Crawford was arrested for discharging firearms with in the city limits, but was dismissed with reprimand.
 An unknown Mexican was burned to death in the Casa Grande iail last Thursday. He had been thrown in for drunkenness and it is thought that he attempted to burn hole in the wall for the purpose of making his escape.
 l.. F. LOhmeyer, a Phoenix under taSer, came in from a hunting trip the other day with the amazing tale that he had killed three peIicans in the des- ert near Flowing Wells. He evidently has not heard that the chastiser of nature fakers is even now on his way home.
 Five miscreants received sentences to the Florence penitentiary in the Pima county district court Saturday morning for terms ranging from six months to five years. One 16-year-old Mexican boy was released on condition that he return to Mexico at once and never re- turn to the United States.
 Two blushing maidens of Darby, Pa, have written the sheriff of Pima coun- ty, imploring him to find husbands for them. They say they are old maids be- tween IS and p years of age, and that they would prefer ranchmen or sheriffs, but are not so awfully particular as to the occupations of the desired mascu- lines.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-03

McElroy for wan paper.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-03

Two blushing maidens of Darby, Pa, have written the sheriff of Pima cOun- ty, imploring him to find husbands for them. They say they are old maids be- tween IS and p years of age, and that they would prefer ranchmen or sheriffs, but are not so awfully particular as to the occupations of the desired mascu- lines.
 William McMahan, who in a, sensa- tiOnal street fight several months ago in Phoenix slashed Harry Mitchell, a mining man, with razor, and held the street in terror for nearly an hour, was sentenced to five years in the peniten- tiary, In sentencing McMahan, Judge Kent stated that the sentence was made especially severe in order to give the defendant time to cure himself of the dope habit.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-03

q CORRESPONDENT WANTED < <
 
 
 portion and will be paid liberaly Address Silver Belt < + + + + 4 + + ++ + + + + +
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
Fen-le-

RETAKER-Respectable German woman VIII
take care of private residence. SlchInlnEky, 4Uo
East gqth st
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

Male
CASHIER 80 experienced cafe and restaurant.
Al reference. S A, 2f1 VERIFIED St, Brook-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
ALTERATION PLANS.
MANHATTAN

MADISON AVE. $40; 10 q sty brk ofzce, : E
Gage Union square architect: cost. S-3 00o.
owners. -Peass-S 4s4lA+asH. See Madison ave
GREENWICH AVE 81: TO a : stv brk Office:
Turner Construction Co. II Broadway. arcli-
-eets: cost $500.
Owner. Vienna Pressed Yeast Co I41 East
9th
UNIVERSITY Pi- { cor or 1lth s.: TO an Il
s-v hrk hotel; SommeTfeld & Steckler, 70
--rIor square architects: cost. SI5. 600
owners. estate Of 4 Resenbsuu, Is Ex-
change pl.
ELIZABzTH ST. e4e: 70 sly br1 tennt: o
7 Spaunlake. 254 East 7sJh 81. architect cost.
s. 60.
owner. Dean Holding co. Soa Broadway.
18Th ST 20 East: % 4 5 xty brk loft; " H
Farstick. 10 East ed 81. architect; cost.
s7Npno
Owner, a Pettis. PlainIeld y J.
THE BRONX
CIASoN-S POINT RD 8 So II " Of East
River- q - sty frame hotel. Jsx29:
Ebeli-g. 1886 Walker ave, architect; cost.
& ae0
owner. Clinton stephens. premises
7 REsTCHEST-R AVE. 5. 17o Il Ct Ohm
stead ave 70 % sty frame hotel 25x}0:
cos- s. co
ovne- and architect. Charles H Baechier
-52e Walker ave
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
DENIES HE IS 4 SPY.
ETaleRk0 HaRts the Charges
4 gainst HIM Published.

A general denial on behalf of Alexander
Evalenko. the Russian publisher, who is
being tried by committee Of revolutionary
leaders on charges OF being a government
spy. made yesterday by his lawyer,
Richard II. Mitchell. Mitchell denies not
only that Eyalenko ever was an agent of
Russia but also that he is in any way con-
nected with the revolutionary movement
It was also learned that Evalenko him
self demanded a hearing and requested that
the present trial committee be appointed by
the Socialist-Democratic and Socialist-Rev-
olutionary parties and by -Norwarts,'
newspaper. TO treat the charges in full
He attended three hearings of this COM
raittee at two of which Vladimir BourtseT.
who had come from Europe to be present,
presented evidence against him For some
reason Evalenko then appealed to Die
Wahrheit.'' a non-socialistic Jewish news
paper TO publish the charges against him,
together with = statement Of his own posi-
ton.
Although the committee which was ap
pointed at mis- request has not yet made
report on the charges, delaying its finding
in order to give Evalenko an opportunity
TO present further evidence, he mas now de
ternined 10 make further public state
rnent of the case. For that purpose he has
requested Bourtseff to furnish him with
written copy OF the charges. He expects to
make everything public on Saturday.
4 cannot take part directly in the contro-
versy." Bourtseff said. s'but I may say,
think that Evalenko cannot properly COM
plain of the committee which is hearing the
charges. II was appointed at his own re-
quest. in the manner he suggested. can
not understand why he should make the
matter public while 1t is still under con
sideration. Until the committee has taken
some final action 1 cannot speak about the
charges themselves
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE PURCHASING CONMISSARY, L. :.
Armv 80 Whitehall Street, New York City
n V February -. 1gI0.-Seaied proposals. IN
duplicate for furnishing and delivering sub
sistence stores in this city at such times may
he required by the u. :. Government. o. be-
fore April 80 1910, in accordance with the speci-
ficatioIs and conditions set forth IN Circular
No 4 War Department. Oftice or the COmInis
sary General Washington, March - 1908, viii
he received at this office until ID o clock n NJ,
March D 1910 Information furnished appii-
cation Envelopes containing bids should be
,narked proposals for Subsistence Stores opened
March D. 1910" and addressed to Col. \. l..
SMITH A. - C.. L s Army.
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
CABLE STORE HOUSE.-Oftce of the Con
structing Quartermast-r. Fort Wood. Bedloe's
island \. Y. Il, January 10th. I9I0.-Sealed
Proposals for the construction OF a cable store
house at Fort Wood. y. Y. H.. viii be re-
ceiyed until 1880 y. NJ, February 26th, 1910
and then opened. Information furnished on
appIicatiou- Envelopes containing proposals
should be indorsed Proposals for Cable Store
House and addressed WM. w. BESSELL.
Const'g Quartermaster
PROPOSAL FOR SWITCH AND CROSS TIES:
Office of Assistant Purchasing Officer Panama
FEBRUARY 2lst t9to.-Seaied proposals viii be
7th 1910. Cor furnishing the above mentioned
obtained at this oiiCe WENDELL. l.. SNIP
SON Major, 18Th lpfantry, L. 5. a, Assistant
Purchasing Officer.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
Female.

y0T-Sf; NAN UiertiIe) TO learn trade; good op-
rort1nitv. Williams Engraving - 10 III
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

(-I-TTER-Practical tailor. desires position as
cutter or good assistant. Scheer, -oS west
14sth st telephone 406S Audubon
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
LIS PENDENS.
FEBRUARY "a.


1911 81 n S. i9t II OF Lenox ave Taxieo.f1: {:
III t'g1e, IT. agt Yale d Bonner foreclosure
u fi'sl' attorney, + fioar
AND D1CkNfAN SITS. cor runs e I25 Il TO
teHtIe me OF ID ST Y 1I6x IL, II cen
tre ,ne or ID st y lie ft to beg: William Q
eislcaester ast Horatio = Byrne ct al fore
closure OF mtg; attorney. w Leslie
WOOSTER ST. cor I'd St 4.iox42: Vahan z
n beysJian ast Margaret Brown ct al
: NJ Roeder
140rH st. s 1855 p W OF Fifth ave, 13.5x
Sl-lN lrres, Louis Stockman agt Sauiiei Green
- Al foreclosure Of transfer OF tax Henl: at
torney. /, \ Malkiel
NESTEHFSTER SQUARE, IS; Henry q Sieck
y sgt NesIchester Concrete Block Co et al
tccunterclasfab; attorney p NJ CrardeiI-
1csTH ST n :. oe.a # W OF Southern Boulevard.
louNloa; Joseph buellesbach agt Hudson Struc-
Inf2f steel co foreclosure OF mtgl: attorney
II Hldreth.
AVE .. 291 Levi AIunson a-t Lena ZeichneT
ct al Goreclosure Of mtg; attorneys. Saiter d
SteiEkamp.
3ETH ST, and West: Samuel h Jacobs ast
Wesley Thorn ct al foreclosure of mtg; at
torney, + l. Jacobs
2p AVE, 49oi Henry Goeltz et al ast George "
lsrchow ct al faction to cancel assignment or
Mtg; attorneys. Geriich & Schwegler-
NESF END AVE- cor S9th ST. 25xso:
William Il Rose et al trustees, etc aEf Lucy
Wicker ct al foreclosure Of mtG): attorney
II c; PasINus
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
.ns,er. ewner:: E Alter & Son. con

William Danger. ewner; e After q Son. con-
t-sctsrs: 500 tS.
s.szINCTo< 81. - TO ss: STANDARD Damp PROOF
ir,- ard RootinE GO agt Sign1urd scf'nee, owner
ans ccntractcr: Sc
COLLEGE, AVE 1852 20 ToS2; II Aoeotts Sons
sr- Fo,n Doe. owDs-- William x DelanE =
t-efve- and Peter Y Sherry, contractor; siSo 10
.sTu ST "a West: Fers Hamilton FiTeproof
sash and Door co sgt Albert z jaInes; owner.
Il Csaige Severance and Albert ie-n1lies.
contractors. S16i-
gsEoAIo1, AY. Spayten DEyrl "a. s4eth TO 142i
sts entire plot. I a " Thorn CO agt
marlborough Rapid Transit CO, owner; Will
i'm T Bernnardt contractor; $40 -
ise0 ST : 100 q " az Amsterdam ave ~ sS
a9II. Thomas cushing 60 agt Robert FRIED
iasn Construction CO owner Josepa etoch,
fne. contractor; 500
IsFoNTATNE ANEW e. 1So q OF lfath ST
s-lNs0a: Edmond Hannsn. eNT- aSt Nslentine
Construction Co owner: ChSres Snyder con
-racrar. StG
PORT WASHINGTON AVE. y 90 It ot
Ieves owner: Joseph Lefrieri. contractor
ga %.
SAME PROPERTY: PietTo Esposite ast same;
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

. vacancies with high grade Spring Tour
leaving April o; $3.50 for 81 days Other at
tractive tours at frequent dates from S21J up
T. c. CLARK, Times Building, New York
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
CITATIONS.

7TTIFl PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
TorL nv the grace of God free and inde-
rardant TO Josephire de Reiset, Nathahe l.
Ernc+ Tucy S. Dillon. Augustus c. Downing.
- NJ Dovniug Helen II. Downing, Vera de
p q Downing Elsie B. Downing, Chauncey B.
PeIset, Milton Sands Dillon. Dorothy Downing
DiIion Helen A. Dewitt, Josiah. H. Dewitt,
danerer Guardian of Helen 4. Dewitt, an infant,
9NiiIism " Heaton. executor OF the last VIII
III Testament of Franklin w. Giley, deceased,
~ ~ 80 ali persons interested in the estate OF
NJ YORK deceased. as creditors, next OF Kin or
,,barxytsa send greeting: You and each OF you
g ,ereby cited ana required personally TO be
ard snpear before our Surrogate or The county
- Naw York at the SurrogateS' Court OF SAID
po,,,,Tv 10 be held the Sth day OF March.
go az half-past ten o'clock in the forenoon OF
tGaf day then and there TO attend the judicial
,s+tisn1ent OF the account OF the proceedings or
.,Sgrst,ls G Downing. Jr as sole surviving trus
,,nde- the last VIII and Testament or
augustus {. Downing, deceased. and such of you
= are hereby cited are under the age of
,,anty- one years. required TO appear b. your
,,ardjan IL YOU have one or. II you have none.
annear ana apply for one TO be appointed.
- - 81 the event of your neglect failure to do
80. /. Guardian will be appointed By the Surro-
gste 20 represent and act for you IN this pro-
cegn'''T ~ testimony whereof. We have caused the
ii ar the Surrogates' Court OF the said County
s of New York to- be hereunto affixed.
fSaaIl Witness: ABNER 9. THOMAS, Sur
rogate OF said County az New
York 81 the County Of New YORK. on the lAth
5eT, Of January 1910. in the year nt our Lord
Gne Tbousand Nine Hundred and Ten.
NN' DANIEL J. pOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrosates Court.
HOWE SMITH e HOWE Attorneys for Trus-
tee. /: Rector Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and address
FEBRUARY "a.
lFANFATTAN.

With owners name ana aGursss'
FEBRUARY "a.
MANHATTAN.
CLINTON ST - and O. Tor Il : sry h1k thsatfe.
-5-e<a Il. T X Lamb. architect cost Soe'vvV-
C,p-er clinton Amusement Co on premises
z1Tp II 3: znd So West. for an sly brk nst'
81 evSs5: Browne & AlTiCctZ. ) " est -Slh -
6,uper ote-iin Realty co. las West 125th
;.5TFy s. cnne II @ If Stn ave. for
So brL theatre 5.lxS9 Il: I n Lamb, - -th
ave. architect. cps1- S6O.o'V-
owner Henry Morgcnthau Co i6S Broad
ny.
la1ST ST : i0e 4 Of Audubon ave. for
So brk garage 15xi142 J. hetoe.
fseekrfan -. arclitects cost. $4,000
Owner. n Marx. Us BTosGwa1-
THE BRONN-
e I-TsKT II. = . cor Of Barnes ave. sty frame
clubhouse .4xeo: p f-beiing 1876 Walker ave.
architect, cost Se.st0
Oz-ner. E1onxRood sthletic Association. on
r-aITfses-
r RITTER PI-. :. 9s SC 4 Of Uuion ave. sly
f.-z tenr1t 4t'x7S.4. Moore & Landsiedel IiSth
acd Sd ave. architects: cost. s4o.0oo.
owner. Crown Hill Construction 20. si4
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

WORKING FOEEMAN-CountTy place near
Glen cove L. l. married no children; must
g.e capable with vegetables. flowers and hotbeds
mo other glass; and the care Of cows; also Doard
helm IL required: cottage Apply after 10 a. Tn.'
Room sn4 100 william ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

VOTING; MAN 10 at present employed. de-
sirns position with house where strict at
+en+ion to business will be appreciated. V,
sTrihuue Uptown office, 1854 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

t-DTToR-S ASSISTANT OF prominent magazine:
=asry s. 311 start zood opportunity Ter the
-;sht 1aau. MghiH position Broker, FlatiFon
+s-.ldnz
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

FEBRUARY -
v.sfE1NGTON AVE. 127s and i2s1- John II
Nrszfsb acr Jeffs Marx Construction Co et a.;
Oct 30 1893 cancelled; g 2ees
S,,-r, PROPERTY Gabrielle Del Gaudia sgt
,e-,c- oct % 1899 cancelled. $500
cs-.ff st F4s ana Jas West, Herman STATE 90
AZ Whit1ev r Lyman ct al Feb IL lsl" toE
payrlenfl. $3.50.
,os--s ST : Haa = " of Amsterdam ave:
F.goten haue-- -NeSbit 20 aet Raynore Hearty
- = a. Feh q 1910 cancelled; - 444 ir-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
AUCTION SALES.

MAX SCHWARTZ. AUCTIONEER.-3y virtue
OF Il chattel mortgage. will sell this day at
10 o'clock in the forenoon. at No 2j1 Third
Avenue, Manhattan, New York CITY the foI.
lowing goods and chattels: 500 coats, 800
aprons 1000 towels. 500 napkins. Is bar tops
Yankana & Davidson, Attorneys for Mort
gagee.
T4OS F RTRCHTLT. Auctioneer sells Mon
day Feb. osth. 1910. at a at Ware
house o.; West 18th st. N Y. c, five pianos
Auctioneer's office, 210 Sth ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
pIIRIIC NOTICES.

BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPORTIOE-
Tnent OF The City Of New York.-Notice IS
Of Estimate and Apportionment, held on Feb
ruary II. 1910. the following resolutions were
Whereas. The Commissioner of Water Sup
plv Gas and Electricity of The city of New
York has charged and modaed ~ map ans shE% 3ins
which is to be constructed as an auNiilary
conduit of the Brooklyn water supply system.
adopted by the Board OF Estimate ana APP
portionrnent lame 10. 1905. with regard TO
Parcel No III thereof, and has transmitted
Hoard OF Estimate and Apportonment for
the approval of such changes and modlhca-
'iT5 Ressclved That public notice be given Of
a hearing to be held by the Board of kstf-
mate ana Apportionnent of The city of New
Worlr In the old Council Chamber, Room Is.
CIV Hall Borough Of Manhattan City of
Ns,,r York on the 11th day of March. 1910.
~ 1o.30 O'Clock a m. at which time and
MACE a full opportunity shall be afforded to
pnt and ali persons Interested to be heard
~asnaSting aa.S such map, and the acquisition of
tbe real estate shown thereon and such
changes and notifications; ,niar and nattoa 10 nnh
,,shad in The CITY Record. in the corporation
newspapers. in two papers pubiished IN Mas
+" he taken and acquired is situated) and in
two daily papers published IN I the g., city 90, OF
cessive weeks prior the date OF the hearing.
Dated. Feb II, 1910
JOSEPH HAAG Secretary,
c7T Broadway Room 1906,
Telephone, 22sO Worth
BURoAU OF TOE GdFIT9 EEPIf df ARMN5RRAToR APM Y6RR
of if'fl 10, iis Nassau street.
Borough OF Manhattan.
New York, February 5th, 1910.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to chapter ter
go Of the Laws OF lss that statement staten Of the
trat6r Of the County of New York, during the
year 1909 was published p 5 N fbra he e Siy bes8
ming January 18th, 1912 NJ r1orc
Public Administrator OF the County of New
York
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS-Bright learners on
lowers paid while learning, g'cG gtt-I.@s . ior W
ss.-a ncern..,5t H g Poppenhusen. - West Cd II.
ARTIFICIAL. FLOWERS. s.-F2ose makers FOR split
work week or piece; steady work; neat learn
ers: permanent employment. Neyl Co. WASH
ington Place.
ERT5TFT.-TAT- = FTI.OTYERS-Makers wanted: work
given home: good pay; STEADY wosk al year
BarsttirI & Tossi 52a West Broadway
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS makers, branch
,.rs and learners: also work given home. good
pay: steady work. Gensteinzans Bros. 542 West
broadway
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS Makers fancy feath-
ers zteudy work: good pay. A Alpi Co, os
= est Houston 81
= ASSISTANT F70REE.ADY on waists and !resses;
Also anshers drapers. operators aod casters.
Fo-Her - Grand 81
BOokKEEPER, double entry position auiono-
bile hot.se. steady: sl2 To start: good chance
r.xat girl CaII Ulehl Exchange. 80 Nassau sts
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
BUTLER; COOK, LAUNDREss--Couple;
German young butler. useful cook. laun-
dress both thoroughly competent: good ref.
erences: wages. $50. Osterberg's Bureau, 10
Lexington ave; tel. 105o-Piaza -
COACHMAN single. English, desires situa-
ton; arst class driver; 'cross-country rider:
horses. total abstainer; thoroughly reliable;
highest personal reference. CoachTaan.
Tribune Uptown Office 1854 Broadway
1,0AC.gNAN, gardener, useful German: best
reference: useful anything needed car
penter's Bureau, 154 9th ave Tel 13ey-Chelsea-
ELDERLY CoUPLE.-Home or institution plain
cook. garden, steam, generally useruI; excel
FARM SUPERINTENDENT wish 10 place
,nt, sfDerintendent (marriedD; has had charge
of NV farm seven years; expert IN breeding OF
if,ssfoct,. a reliable in every respect. y.
Anderson Greenwich. Conn,
FARMER married; wife good butter mal>erS
viii board help: son good worker; eight
YEARS reference audIes" % CAV SueHS ~
fce. s25 9Th ave
TARYFR c.-LAUNDRESS.-By young Irish
d,,,-ie two small children; man cGachman
o-sri.i,,er farmer: understands all machinery:
80 god la;Iudress; excellent reference, Car
renterTs bureau ia 9th aye" "
RDTNE Err Thorough, practical in every
branrh: Scotch. married; two children. Ga.
dener, ia Chambers ST.
CARDENER-scoteh married. no children;
wants position gentleman country place:
80 an vegetables. flowers. cold frames, etc;
E.s so TO SEQ, cottage. Walker, care
15tlI9s Agency. SO 9Th. ave.
5.4DDFNTgR. AUNDREss.--Married no chill
Hensren. nractical servants; capable OF taking
3. ,rge, nine years in last place. Gardener,
e.re MRS. Maria DALI. 24s East eath 81. -
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
LOST BANKROOkS.

I -Bankbook No. 394 392 of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing Any person having
n claim 10 il is hereby called upon 70 present
a. Same within ten days. or submit TO having
SAID passbook cancelled and new one issued
T0ST Handbook No. 450. .672 of Dry Dock
savings Institution Any person having
claims upon said book is called upon 70 pre-
sant the same TO the bank within thirty days
ax+fnguished and a new one issued in lieu
thereof
lost OR STOLEN.-Bankbook No 542.3O2
~ the Enigrant Industrial Savings Bank
PAYMENT stopped Please return book TO bank
No II Chambers ST.
T0ST9 OR STOLEN N-Bankbook No. 4J6,9lT OF
the Fmigrant Industrial Savings Bank. Pay-
rrent stopped. Please return book to bank, No.
81 Chambers St
6ST. OR STOI. I.E5N. handbook No. $50, 90 OF
the F,p1grsnt Industrial Savings Bank Pay
rnent stopped. Please return boois 70 bank. No
81 Chambers ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

FEBRUARY "a
TYSE AVE. $ 100 # of I12d 81, 5Gx100
Manhattan Mortgage Co loans Ciof co S3a,5o
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

AliENTS--On ara on PIzzse. fascinates young
and old. 6ts the vest pocket; sample loc-
Socl 2zS T--s 2rosdT VA
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c Thomas. Il Surrogate or The County
- %ev YORK. Notice Is hereby given 70 all
persons having claims against Daniel Wet
f.rau late OF the County OF New YORK. de-
caassd 10 present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber. at her place OF
t~ansacting business, the offes OF Bailey &
SuIlivan. No 1856 Broadway Manhattan, IN
ne C'itv of New York. on before the 25th
dav OF July next.
jo,Ted New York she 3Gth day OF January.
,aio ELIZABETH C. WETTERAU.
Exscutrix-
TAtTEY & SULLIVAN. attorneys for Execu-
trix, 135 Broadway, Manhattan. New York
CITY.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

AGENTS = & = tire inaato-. see: invaluable
% sa-o--sotiiisrz- engine Goes the work: gases
:-rHed end coCfei- good opening for right men
FcCul e4S 7-Ts PruaGwa,
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

AGENTS 10 handle cur teas. coffees and spices;
Hudson -
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

4 f-NTS-SelI novelty aeroplares, interests
--esybod=s HiS profits. Information free In
cg~ Square Ncvelt5 Works. 1881 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

ASSISTANT BDSKKTF1PEI{S 70 complete double
entry course Wau:c5 b. expert accountant; ;
course. go; evenings only. Accountant, u East
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

HgokKEEPE-R FOR large electrical house in
New York C1ir- - larv sic To start Cni i'm
r1.diateI,- Higlin position Broker. FIattron
I5-5-EtuE
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

ADVERTISING SOLICITORS for college and
sosiety publications. - per cent Room 49,
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

GENTS wanted. simplex window opener and
-'oss-- wil.Ea1.. ! 4. riedor. Ts2 Park Row
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

4 GOOD paving position. wages and commission
fur energetic. vel appearing men, small IN
,sS---a-- -iL,o--z F5s East 3.th -
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

gANE-A ASSF,R-. popular magazine: deliver hand
sor1c premium first payment. easy instalfnsu}s;
x commissions. 81 daily: guarantee i-=wler,
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New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

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