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REAL ESTATE.
JACOB H. SCHIFF TAKES TITLE TO A
HARLEM PLOT- A FIFTY-SIXTH
ST. HOUSE SOLD.
' W W & T. M. Hall have sold through L. J.
Philiipe * Co. to S. J. Reckendorfer. the treasurer
ef the American I*-ad Pencil Company, the five
Story American basement house now under con
struction at No. 4. West Fifty-sixth-»t. This is the
•ccond hou^e Fold of a row of four now beinK con
structed by the Halls, which will not be finished
for m* months to come.
An adjoining house was sold last Friday to George
A. Betas*, president of the American Snuff Cora
r Jacob H. Schiff took title yesterday to a plot 25x
i«UI feet on the north side of One-hundred-and
twemy-third-st . 3"J feet east of Broadway, from
?l B SSft Sf/nTtook tme r ter d| >- - y^ot Jlx
Sli S^cSt of Fifth-aye.. from Albert Brod and
Joseph Hamershlag. _ „. c t.
Herbert A. Sherman has sold for Dr. C. w . _
ler No. 50 Kast Kifty-thlrd-st., a four storj brown
Mone dwelling house 16xlW feet. -L, Hayman
No/ 127 & Ka t T Six B H^-s hh t a . I four story brownstone
M SatfNoa. 36 Sl^ Broadway. ;H^a.
%S?& the iu^Wi^rty _h« > a frontage of
mmsMmm
bSTn in theWsesslan of the estate ;» n y "^g^^.
t-» -»»-<^ i-i it vm» *i has coin No. *- t*asi o»* 1 j
»h?r£.l a four^Etorv and basement brownstone
SoJd it for 122 SO" Mr Hyman is said to have sold
of Eiehtli-ave., to Bertha De Kraft
I>»wis Hvman has Fold No. 127 East bixuem ?i_..
a VoUrHor™ brownrtone dwelling house, on a lot
SOxJAUi feet.
LEXOX-AVE. FLATHOUSE SOLD.
Ferdinand Nagel has sold for Saver Grow *
Herb— r to Henry yon der Ueth. No. 406 L*-nox
ave.. a five story double flathouse. with stores, on a
] "1- h .roprteto^ wh^^
inlsrge the lobby of the theatre.
MAY ENLARGE ASTOR'S NEW HOTEL ANNEX
B M Haan has bought No. fi East ***-****£•
a private dwelling hou S e. adjoining the hotel *Wch
Colonel John Jacob Astor is building at the south
vast corner of Kifty-flfth-st. and Fifth-av^ He
paid 1107.000 for the parcel, the size of which is
BfcJo» f**t. Samuel Thorne was the "f » er -.
Mr Haan is the lessee of the hotel. He tola a
after the lake by that name in the AdlronaacKs
and the tribe of Indians which once hunted and
lived in this State. He said he hoped to make some
agreement with Colonel Astor to have the proposed
annex to the hotel to stand not only on the prem
ises occupied by No. I Ka.t F-ifty-fifth-sr .but on
the site occupied by No S East 1- ifty-fifth-st. The
hotel is to be heated by hot air.
THE PHILIP HONE HOUSE TO COME DOWN.
W. E. Finn has sold to the John W. Stevens
Building Company, a corporation formed about a
week ago. No. K2 Broadway, an old three story
building, OB a plot 23x130 feet. A ten otorj- store
and loft building will be built on the site.
The building on the premises Is a landmark of the
city It wax the home of Philip Hone when he
was Mayor of the city. It has been sold three times
in th« last year, and these sales plainly Indicate
the growing' demand for similar properties In the
Mr. Finn bought the property recently through
•William A. White «• Sons, from Seth Sprague
Terry The property is at the southeast corner of
Broadway and Great Jones-st. It extends to Shin-
b °The A John W. Stevens Building Conrpanv took
title yesterday to No. M Broadway and No. 1.4
Mercer-st.
OFFICE BUILDING FOR TWENTIETH-ST.
"Warren & Warren have sold for E. G. Scott No.
86 "West Twentleth-st.. a four story and basement
brownstone dwelling house, on a lot 23x92 feet, for
$65,090, to Henry Sohuyl. r & Co. The buyers will
build 8 fourteen story office building on the prem
ises. The first story will be a store, the next six
mill be used for office purposes, and the other
■even for liKht manufacturing purposes. The front
of the building will be of white marble.
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
By William M Ryan: I '♦ I>>xlngton-ave. « a, 36.3 ft
• of Mist st. 16.2)175.5; :i story dwg h; foreclosure sale.
Continental Trust «'o. trus. set J Katzenberg et al: < ary
*.- Whltrtdge attys; A X l'r^?slrigfr. ref. due .m Judgt.
jo? 50; costs. M26SS: taxes, etc. *4 f. «3: 680 St Ann's
sve. f * 528 ft I of K>f.:h -«t. 98-14x90x25.55x90; 4 stor>"
b fi h: foreclosure t«le: ilara Kairchlld ast F Thorn el a: .
J W Hyde, sttj I" VV Oliver ref; due on judjrt. $1,571 25:
costs. $187 40; ■;■■■ etc. •"■'•* 70; 142 W sotk-st s►.
Bit) ft eof Amstirdam-ave. - U12.2: 4 story dwg h; fore
closure sale; \V leaver •■ ..I a«t W Cohen et al: H W
Kennedy, atty; I. .- II Hahlo ref; due on Judgt. $23.
*:;7.V. costs. *4' " 4". taxes, etc, $4,77 64 ; 514 West Knd
aye. c s. 23.7 fl fof •"■■-: lUxM); 4 story b and s dwg
h. with extension; exr'e pale; estate of Mrs Emma B
Carver, dei-ea*""!.
k> By Peter F Meyer A .',: 2.735 ten aye. w r. 31 ft s of
|T\ 146th-«t, 25x112.0: 5 (ton fl '•• with stores; Stephen Dun
pi can agt 1* J S.-hnugg "i al; Perkham, Miller & King,
JJ Bttys: J A Lynch, n>f; due on ludgi 119.812 TO; costs.
r $379 18; taxes. etr. .7.." 76: U8 W 114 th st. ss, 2.50 ft c
of Broadway. 2<>xlmi.ll ; 4 story dwg h; foreclosure sale;
John Goodwin agt <"arrie c Kenned) et a!: Robert David
eon, atty; L C !{:•.••>;':■•• ref; due on ju.ig-. $23,259 50;
costs, $262 55; taxes, etc. <:.iv 80; «S9 W 183 d - n s,
r.'-.rt ft eof Broadwaj 1t;.5\74.11 ; ?. story dwg h: fore
closure *ale; Eusan " Miles et :.l ast Florence Ken..*.
Thomas Hooker, atty: John Delabunty, r<>f; due on judgt,
IT.eafi costs. 120223; tax»f. etc. $4!« :,".
By John N Golding: 3d-nve and 14lM-st, i. c cor, 28.0 4 X
l>2 *'■; x^r.x'ri.ll 5 story |. ten h. with store; foreclosure
|*ale; C B Took»r art Joseph Spears et al; F n Wlghtman.
atty: Randolph Hurry, ref; due on Ju-Jgt. $5,151 S3; costa,
$254 2S: taxes, etc. *1 900; prior m-.rt $10<Mifi
By Herbert A Sherman: 58 E With st, * a, 100 ft c of
MaJlson-ace. 30xl<K»'j; 5 story flat h: foreclosure sale;
Oreenleaf X Sheridan, trus. agi Francis J r». 'i!iui?g et al;
T»«- Grove & Riker, attys: Rotiert C Morris, ref; due on
J«dgt, $17,fiir, s« ( . taxes, etc. 82.HH 39.
By B L Kennel! & Co: '.'- Prospect es. 361. 2!>
ft r. of We«tchester aye. KxltiOx— xir.o 2 story f dwg
h; foreclosure *e!e; Richard v Homer agt Annie X Ful
ton et al; Ellsha \V M.-«.;uire. attj Macintosh Kellogg.
ref. doe on judgt. |594 M costs. $K)<>i*». taxes, etc,
$1!^ 10: prior mort. *4 5tW.
By Richard V Harriett A- Co: 22rt W 123 d st. s s.
475 ft c if Bth «\f-. 100.11; •> story tik flat h; fore
closure sale; Catherine T Smith agt Thomas Brady et a!.
John A Amundson. atty: William L Turner, ref: due on
iud|tt $25f«5 27: costs, *.'«<;! 41. taxes, etc. $417 11; Ifi3
lOth'-av*. « p. 4fi ft s of -"<»• st. 2»x4«xl0», 4 story bk
ten h. with store; pub aur; Kfl Front-st. c *. 49.3 ft s
of G<-.uvern<»ur !-«ne. 25k99.0x23 4x!>!' 4: Sailors' Snug Har
bor leasehold: 4 story bk business W<lg. with 1 »tory ex
tension: pub au< . 24 and 25 South-st. w s, 50.11 ft n of
Oientles Slip. B».i« 1 %x82.«x».9Vx«1.«; 5 story bk business
Wig; pub auc.
By S. Goldsticker: SS7-329 B ?<7th ft. n *. 2<li"» ft w of
In-ave. «ixl«O: - •'• story b ten h«, with stores; fore
closure' sal*-: Citizens)' Saving* Rank set R Ryan et al:
Plrsson & Real!. attyi>; L Sleekier, ref; due on Judgt. $10.
093 33: costs. $3«1 S3.
By S De U"antean>»: 321 R lllth-st. n s. ,V>r> ft c of 2d
ave 25x100. 10\: 4 «t..r\ r s and ten h: foreclosure raJ«;
J < : Wllmerding. admr. agt Susan Hennessy et al: Nash
& Jones, attys: D I' Insraham, ref; due on Judgt, $7.-
IWO7- co«s. (37143; taxes, etc. $2.050 29.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
f2d-«t. No 37 West. 22x102.2: Cornelius VT I.uy»
ter to Emma B Hendrlcks; R S. $23 75; mort
gage. »■.!•«'. 1100
Bowery. No 230, ■ w corner Prince-st. 28.5x95.5x
45.3x0T.10; Henry J Barret; to Nellie G Byrnes;
R S. fl: mortgage. f53/JOO 10f»
13f>th-«t. No 150 West. H».4x»ftn; -Warner 5»
.Young. Individually, executor and trustee, to
Jennie L Cohen; R S, 25 cents; mortgage,
$11 <¥»> S.OOO
4*>-"-M» * '. 134 ft m of I>nclngtnn a\e. 17x100.5;
Mary J Green and another to Roll In c Newton,
et al; P. S. $4 75; mortis*. $6 iVlfi 12/"V»
fth-ave No 430. c *. 21.<5x*9.11: Henrietta I.
Douglas to Charles Schmidt. Jr.: R S. $I**s .. 100
4%h -ft. No 123 Ea*t. 20x100; John B Shea to
Rollin C Newton, et al; R =. $10 75 \ 24,000
2«"'h ft s S. 2.V?.« ft c of 6th-ave. 2*>xO* 9; Cen
tral Tru*t Company, executor, to Harold God
win; R S. $23 75 50 000
Fr'.nt-sT. c t. 23.9 ft i of Burling Slip. 23x101.6x
28.6x101.«>: Edward T Kchenck and another, ex
ecutors and trustees, to C Amory Stevens, . true
tet; »4 part : recorded 10.000
fcth-ave. No 432, c *. 34 2 ft * of 32d-et. runs •
• 21. -'X c 8» llx t 43.2 x c 35. lx n !».fl to 32d st
x w 3S.lx s 34. 2 x m 89.11: Wt:itam Scott and
anther, executors, to the Stuyve»i>nt Real Estate
Company; R S. $3S 75 roooo
" ' HEW BUILDING PLANS
l«Bth-st. n a. 100 ft w of Amsterdam -a for a
two str,r> brick store. 25x25; W \. Taylor Ho
£33 West 22d-st, owner: c L Henderson, archi
tect . II 1 * 100
l*ih-st. « *, 13» ft w of 2d-ave; for four rix story
brick tenement houses. i«.4x9i>..V n Neirberg
No 232 East lOUi-M. owner; Shm & Small
heiiier. No 28 Park How. architects i*n<v«>
Avenue P. Nos «7 and ««. for a six »tory brick
■ t^nerrent house mith store. 40xKO. M katzen
>.o 52 Broadway, owner, M Bernstein. No 11 i
Broadway, architect 25 000
40th-et. Nos 34 and 39 Ea*t. and No 35 East 3»th- ou#wf
S : JP r i* -£ *' • tOrr brlk <l*»lling houses.
CSXS9 and 23x01.11; W Ftabley. No 674 Colum>
bus-aye. owner; C I Berg. No 671 Sth-ave.
architect ' j.v> ono
63iJ-«t, Nos 41 and 43 We*t; for a two story ' brick
MM!. r«)x*«; I Jacks->n. No 31 Nassau «t
owner; Ludlow A Valentine. No 100 Broadway
architect. »• 20.000
I i"nrni6hc6 IVpartmcnta do tct
TTWR RENT.— By a family desirous of lea-. town. a.
JD ■ furnished apartment of nine room* and bath,' ln West
t7U/-SU, near &• -. t-r.th-ave Address
A. C, Box 16, Tribune Office.
fled <f fitau
Title guarantee
andTRUST COMPANY
last year, did the largest business
in its history. It does a larger
business each succeeding year,
BECA USE
EIGHTH— It has managed its important
and technical business successfully- It
has met the expectations of the public and
been most useful and serviceable to it.
When you buy real estate or borrow
or loan upon it, come to this com
pany. Fees moderate and uniform.
TiTLE GUARANTEE
andTRUST COMPANY
Capital & Surplus. . $6,000,000.
146 Broadway, New York.
175 Remsen Street, Brooklyn.
The lawyers' Title Insnranco
Company of New York,
97 Liberty Street, New York,
aB-44 Court Street, Brooklyn,
Capital and Surplus, ■ $3,500,000.
Examines and insures titles at
fixed, moderate rates, giving the
dealer or investor the selection of
counsel when desired.
Unction Sates of Real Estate.
PETER F. HEYER, Auct'r,
WILL PELL AT AUCTION ON
Tuesday, March 11, 11)02,
at 12 o'clock, at the New York Real Estate Salesroom,
111 Broadway,
BY ORDER OF TRUSTEES,
, THE FOLLOWING
CHOICE AND VALUABLE
Improved Property,
12-story and basement brick, stone, and steel fireproof
apartment house, containing electric. Ice. and refrigeration
plants. fr^ipM an.l pasf^r.ger elevators, steam heat, and
long-distance telephone in every aparmen', n-pe-.her with
large plot of land BB.llHsM.fi, known as
"THE PIERREPONT,"
Nos. 43, 45 4 47 West 32d St.
Modern &-story brick, stone, and steel f.repri f building,
containing freight and passenger elevators, electric light,
and steam heit. with large plot of land. 73.2HX05.0.
Nos. 209, 211 &. 213 East 23d St.
ALSO
5-story and ba«emc-nt brick apar.ment house, containing
6 stores and 1♦» apartments; fear.i heated, hot-water
supply, and elevator, together witn large plot of land.
102.2x31. known as
No. 1,025 Lexington Avenue,
Northeast Cor. 73d St.
Titles ,-.iii be> eanrnnteed by the Title
« .mi m lit. ■.• A Trunt < Olllpnny.
Fir brok-maps ;.n<l further parti liars apply at the
r.fl. c of the Trustees. Room 1.«*(2. No. 2.1 Tlr.-ind Street,
and at the Auctioneer's office, 111 Broadway
PETER F. MEYER, Auctioneer,
will s?ll at auction, on
THURSDAY, February 27, 1902,
12 o'clock, at the New Ycrk Re;.] Estate Salesroom.
11l Broadway,
BY ORD3B OF
EXECUTRIX AMI HEIRS,
THE
Choice & Valuable Property,
•MNSI STING 0"
4-ntnry brick 1.11 I ! -I Im- frith lnr«<» plot of
land,
Nos. 1204, 1206, 1208 and
1210 Broadway,
Between 29th & 30th Streets,
;..! .... .. i_ the GUscjr ,»•.,-.
For maps and l«rsna apply to Lee & Lee. 5 0,r!... At
torney*. i!<i Nas«M-i Stic-et, and at the oflice of the Auc-
Ilf>r»ei. 11 i Rrnadwav.
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I OUR MliMI - <
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< 95.000 TO -"-..' X
S on short time payments are easily within the reach <<
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\ You save all car fares. Walking distance from
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Figure it out for yoursaif, Mr. Manufacturer.
NOTE. -Faciory sites. Railroad and weterfront k
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NEW-YORK" DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 25. 1902.
rpHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK by the grace of God free and Independent,
to John S. Kidd. Mary L. Kidd. Mary I. Kldd. Florence
I Kldd Madeline I. Kldd. Susan Holllngsworth. Edward
T Holllngsworth. John Clarence Holllngsworth, George
W Holllngsworth. William H. Hollingsworth. Edward L.
Ho!!lngsworth. Frederick Hollingsworth. Lucy Holllngs
worth Lena Hollingsworth. Martha Kldd. Lucy Watson.
John W. Watson. Lily S. Lane, John A. Lane William
H Kidd Florence I. Kldd. Grace Georgette Kldd, heirs at
law and'next of kin of George W. Kldd. deceased, or per
sons Interested or claiming to be Interested In the goods,
chattels credits and estate of said George W. Kldd. de
le-sed 'as legatees or devisees, send greeting: Whereas.
Am a Estelle Kidd, of the City of New York. County and
State of New York, i.as lately applied to the Surrogate
Court of the County of New Y.ik for letters of Admin
istration upon the goods, chattels and credits of said
George W Kidd, deceased, late of the County of New
York Therefore, you and each of you are cited to appear
before one of the Surrogates of our County of New York,
at his office in the County of New York. State of New
York ' on the i-Mh day of March. In the year one thousand
nine hundred end two. at 10:30 o'clock In the forenoon
cf that day then and there to attend and show cause. If
any there be why Letters of Administration should not
i*ue out of' said Court upon the goods, chattels and
credits of said George W. Kldd. deceased, to Anna Estelle
Kidd or why such further or other decree or order should
not be made as in the premises may seem proper. And
such of you as are hereby .-lied, as are under the at?*
of twenty-one years, are required to appear by your
guardian ' If you have one. or If you have none, to appear
and appiv for one to be appointed, or In the event of
your neglect or failure to do so. a guardian will be
Appointed by the Surrogate to represent and act for you
"in testimony whereoi w» have caused the Seal of the
' in testlmoni whereof w» have caused the. Seal of the
Surrogate's Court of the said County of New York to be
hereunto affixed. j£ j££ c Thoma9p a
Surrogate of our said County of New
•SeaVct' C. : York, at said County, the 2i>th day
' .' of January. In th; year of our I/ord
one thousand nine hu'.dred and two.
J. FAIRFAX MLAUOHLIN.
Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.
LESLIE * MINOR, Attorneys for Petitioner. Office A
P O Address, 206 Broadway. Manhattan, New York
City."
rpHE PEOPLE OF THE BTA.TE OF NEW
YORK. by the grn.e of Ck>d free and Independent,
to Sarah O. Smith. Margaret V fmith. Francis U Smith.
Salllne V. Haingerneld. Alice C. Strong. Courtlar.dt H.
Smith. J. Campbell Smith. Augustine Smith, faille
Poythress Smith. Gladys Smtth, the only heirs and neit
of kin of Clifton H. Smith, deceased. »end greeting:
Whereas. The New YnrU Life Insurance and Trust < •■.ni
lianv of The City of New York, has lately applied to the
Surrogate's Court of our County of New York, to have a
certain instrument in writing, relating tc, h«.th real and
personal property duly proved an thr last Will and Testa
ment of the wild niftnn H Smith, late of the County or
New York, deceased. Therefore you and each Of you are
cited to app'ar before the Surrogate of "ur County of New
York a? his ..ffl.-e In the County of New York, on the 2l»t
day of April, one thousand nine hundrod and two. at
half-pant ten o'clock In the forenoon of that day. then and
there to attend the prolmte of the said lant Will and
Testament. Arid such of rOU as are hereby cited, as are
under the age of twenty one sears, are required to appear
by your guardian. If you ha\.- one, or If you have none,
to appear and RppK for c*» to be appointed, or in the
event of your neglect or failure to do so. a guardian will
be appointed by the Surrogate to represent and net for
you in the proceeding.
In Testimony Whereof. We have caused the Seal of the
Surrogate's Coart of the said County of New
York to be hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon.
Frank T. Filzgeral.i. a Surrogate of our said
(I* P ] County of New Tork, at said County, the 2<)th
day of February. In the >ear of our Lori out
thousand nine hundred and two.
J FAIRFAX sTLAUOHUN,
Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.
©tcan Sucamcrs
FA?T EXPRESS SERVICE.
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F"r"m Pier .'.2 North River, Oansevoort St.
P B. KRONTRIN7. WM. will snll ttARCH - at S P. M..
fn-m Pl^r foot of MTH STREET, North Hiv-r
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
• "hertv.utß Southampton alternately, snd Bremen.
Fried. derGr..Apr. 17 do«o Bremet) Juns 19, '.<> A Jf
<Jr. Kurf Bt May 1. 10 A. K.lFra. d»r Or.Jan ■-"«. 10 A M
Rheln May 8. 10 A M Koaa I^ulse...luly 3. 10 A M
Bremen. ..May IB 10 A. M <lr Kurf't July 10. 10 A. M
FYd. der Or.May 22. 1" AM Hurbar'sa .July 17. 10 A M
Neckax. ..May 29. 10' A. M Bremen July 24. noon
Gr. Kurf't. .June 5, 10 A. M Frd der <"ir July 81. 1 P. M.
Barbar'sa.Jane 12. 10 A M |Koen Ullss Auk 7. 1 P. M.
Fr.>m Hremen Pleri>. Hnb'-.ken. N. J.
KBDITERRANEAN BER\ICB.
GIBRALTAR-NAPLES GENOA.
I^hn Mar. 1. in A. M. lHohens'n. ..Apr M 10 A. M
Trave .. . Mar <«. S P. M •Kulserln May 3. n»n
Aller Mar 18. 1" A M Laho ... May 10. 10 A M
Hohens'n..Mar. 12, .•? P M Trars. . May 17. 1 P M
•Katserln.Mar. '.•;• 1" A M Aller .May 24 10 A.M.
I.ahn Apr. .'.. 2P. M Hohen«"n May tl. 11 A M.
Trave . Apr. U' 1" A M Labll June 1«. noon
Aller Apr 19 I P M True June 31 lo A M
From Pier 24. Ft. of Amity St . Rrnnklyn.
•!"■ r.. lircmen Piers H.^b^ken. N I
OELRICHB A CO., SO 5 HRi">.\r>WAY. N. T.
Louis H. Meyer. 4S Pcuth Thir.l St., Phlla.
lERIQAH LUKE.
TWIN-SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE.
PLVMOLTH— (?HERBOT*Ra HAMBURG.
DELTSCHUAND, MARCH 11. 3:30 P. M.
A. Victoria.. Apr. 10. 10 AM F. Bismarck. .May 20. 10 AM
Deutaehland. ..Apr 17. noon (Columbia ...June 6, 10 AM
F Bismarck. .May I, 10 AM'Deutschland. .June 12. 10 AM
Columbia May 8. l" AMI a. Victoria. ...June 1!». 10 AM
Deutfchland..May IS. II AM F. ni»marck..Jun# 2«. 1" AM
A. Victoria. May 22. 10 AM Columbia July 3. 10 AM
TWIN-K«'RKW PABPKNOER SERVICE.
PLYMOUTH— tniERBOrRO— HAMBURG.
•Palatla ... Mar. 1. 10 AM Moltke . May 6. 3:30 PM
Pennsylv'a..Msr. s 3:3^) PM Patricia May 18. 10 AM
Pretoria... Mar 15 8:30 AM 'Wnldersee. M.iv 2<>. 8:30 I'M
Moltke Mar. 20. 8:80 AM .Pennsylv'a. . May 27. »3"AM
Patricia Apr. 5. 2:30 PM Pretoria . June 7. 4:30 PM
WaWersee . Apr 12, AM Moltke ran* 10. '• AM
Pennsylv's Apr. 22 8:90 PM ' Patricia June 17. 3 I'M
Pretoria Apr. 2;». 10 AM Hluecher. . . June 24. 7:3OAM
•To Hamburg direct.
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
NEW YORK NAPLES— GENOA.
•P. VICTORIA LI'ISE. MARCH 12. II A M.
Phoenicia Mar. 10. 2 PM Phoenicia May «. 2 PM
ra!at!n Apr 11. 2 PM' Palatla June 3. 2 I'M
•For Madeira, Olbraltar, and Geno*.
CRUISE to the MEDITERRANEAN and the
BLACK SKA
by Prlnze-.s!n Victoria Luise. leaving New Tork MARCH
12, ItXC attractive Itinerary. Apply,
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE. 37 IV WAY, N. T.
HAWAIIAN AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL B. S. CO.
TOYO KISEN KAISHA.
Between San Frar.-ls'-o. Honolulu. Yokohama. Kobe,
Nagasaki. Shnnßhal. Hong Kong.
Kte-imers leave San Francisco at 1 P. M.
PERT; Mar. S|PEKINO Mar. 2!>
COPTIC Mar. UIU I GAELIC Apr. 8
AMERICAN MARU.Mar. .'1 BONO KO.NT, piABU.Api IS
For freight, passenger and general Infomult.. n apply [0
349 Broadway, or 1 Battery Place. Washington Building,
and 2*7 Broadway.
lFodlp EPOD[Fft(2) DBB©® a
Etramshlps of the RED "D" LINE will sail for San
Juan direct »< follows:
S. B. CARACAS Saturday. March 8. Noon
S. S. PHILADELPHIA Saturday, March 22. Soon
For freight or passage apply to
BOri.'ION. BLISS A DAT.LBTT,
General Managers. 135 Front St.
A FEW DATS OF TME §ik
WILL REST YOU.
SHORT TRIPS BY THE
TO
V.RGlillA BIACCiI.
Wlirallflillfilli^ leltWlblnl.
W/^QilnJulKJUa 11 HDii\J, P. (Ss
Fine modern steamships sail dally, except Sun
day, a? 3 TV M.. from Pier M North River. New-
York, where t'ck«ts and itgterooata can be obtained.
TELEPHONE 15S0 FRANKLIN.
dDO=CD DDQDOuQDKOdDKi] (LOKOtE
DAILY SERVICE.
For Old Point Comfort, Nor:-jlk. Portsmouth. Pinner's
Point and Newport News. Va.. connecting for Petersburg
Richmond. Virginia Beach. Washington, D. c. and entire
South and West.
Freight and Passenger steamers sail from Pier 28,
N. 11., foot of Beach St . every week day at 8 p. M
H. B. WALKER. Traffic Manager.
QDdDL^DROQCW (LD^IE, $^££!®g
BOSTON to , ■ .
QUBBNBTOWX and LIVERPOOL.
New England Mar. S! Merlon (New) Mar 22
Commonwealth Mar. 20|New England Apt! 12
Saloon. f.V) upward; second saloon. $40.
These new twin screw .learners are among the largest
afloat: have splendid accommodations for passengers.
BOSTON- lEIIITEISKAMEAB3, "SERVICE
GIBRALTAR, NAPLES. GENOA
Cambroman Msy 21 July 2
Saloon rate?. $75 upward; second saloon $50
First class fare New York to Boston allowed | n connec
tion with saloon tlcktts. Mediterranean service. "■"""*<-
For rates, etc., addreus Dominion Une Boston or
EDWIN H. LOW. Gen. Agt.. 1.123 B'way. X. vUOBIOnv UOBlOn - or
(SODOM TO) EQDDBfIDPE ?
THIRTY TOURS THIS SEASON April to August
covering the whole of EI'ROPF. Fares. Including all
expenses. J225 to *975. Illustrated programmes free
Many Tours Include the CORONATION
EVERY-WHEIIE? 1 RAILROAD sad STEAMSHIP tickets
f MIS. mm i sous,
261 and 1185 Broadway, New Tork.
AMERICAN LINE.
KKW-TOSK SOUTHAMPTON- LONDON
St. Louis. .Feb. 26. 10 a. m. ; St. Paul... Mar lj'lfla m
Phlladelrhia.Mar. B. 10 am St. Louis... Mar lf> - 10 ■' m"
BSD STAR LINK
NEW YORK- ANTWERP- PARIS.
Frlesland Feb. St, no..n , Vaierland Mar lz noon
South wark Mar. S. noon 'Kensington... M»r ill noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION <«,MI'\NY
Piers 14 and ». N. R. Office. 73 Broadway. N. T.
QLYDE LlNK.— Charleston Exposition. $25.00
■ . round trip.
meals and berth. lncluded; limit 10 days. From New York
during month of February Information of CLYDE LIKE
}» State St.,- K«w York. . . . . . . . * *""••
Ciiauons
CDican Btcamrrß.
QCEANIC S. S. CO. (Spreckels' Line).
HAWAII. SAMOA. NEW ZEALAND.
AUSTRALIA AND TAHITI.
<;«IW from «an Francisco for Australia March 20. Apr.
10 May 1 ard every 21 days; to HONOLULU every 10
rt»v«- TAHITI about once a month. Round the world. $(V*.
E X BURNETT U. E. Ast . Room 1. 4-7 B'dway, N. Y.
A _ CUNARD LINE.
"^ • TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
<• ... ".far l lo:3O A.M. l EtrurU Mar. 4 JJ 2 P.M.
Sfa \l»r i. •P. M.! Campania. Mar 29. 9 A.M.
*'" Mar IS !.•■:•.." A M. I rml.ria Apr. 5. 1 P. M.
VItHNO N H. BROWN & CO.. Gen. Agents.
VKBNOW £ KOADW AY. NEW YORK.
RED "D" LINE.
-^ For La Guayra. Puerto Cabello. Curacao and Mara
calbo v?a csracao-Calling\U3 at San Juan. P. R
calbo, via «- vr X Roberts Pier, Brooklyn.
c « ,-ARACAS ■ Saturday. March 8. Noon
k' 5' mm Vlili THIA ...Saturday. February 22. Noon
b These"«se'fhav. superior accommodations for pas
fengers. BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. iSS Front-st.
ANTIQUE JKWEIiBT^
6 WYLErT^tTwlth J M. G u « te " he _?'
BILLIARD A^D POOLjrAUI^i,
BROS., a* Uelpo Bqu»r«. ___^
MJMBKM CHAJICK9.
„..„ can be i' M 1". I .' 1 .,» I^» f The bust
in all rltl«s of the I nlted »»*•*" , ir _<= t of
STi-iTTMKISTKH. Km'"«v;c <.«-ttn.i jf
UOARU A."«U no*»»l».
erences re«iui>-.»d. .'■'. t" '■" '- ftSI 50t " "'
BOOKS.
SL^ySIHITiSI? MU SAUL
LOVERING'B BOOK STORE
KM BROADWAY. NEAR 12TH • ST ii f ,_
Everybody In New-York and for fifty
miles around kn -w. Levering. His ** or * 'k
the headquarters for book livers and boo*
buyers. Special prices for books that can
not be obtained elsewhere. A"* l ";*.*,.-?:
books to suit all tastes and JP, "
books. Historical books, btograph }«•*'/ re
ligious. sclentlf.c. books of travel, books
of fiction, books for children. P° etr >- ' tc ft ;
etc. Anything ynu want, and P°? ltl \ ' , t a i
the lowest possible prices in the »- rMM
States. Encyclopaedias on sale for a sons ,
Appleton's Chambers' s, Brttannlca and
Peoples Books and libraries purchaiea.
LOVKRINU. 823 BROADWAY. >■ »•
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31st-st.. until ■ o'clock p. m. ; advertise- I
ments received at the following branch of
fices at regular office rates until 8 clock |
p m.. Mr : 25i «th-ave.. ». c. cor. 23d-st. :
163 a-..-, cor. IXth . • 142 Columbus- i
aye near West flf.tli si . 108 W«st 42d-st.. :
near Bth-ave.; ■■_' East li". St.; 2.'.7 West
42d St.. between 7:!. and t«'h ayes; -«•»
West i:3lh-st.; l.v.' East «7th-st . 1.33S 3d- i
aye.. between 70th and 77th stl . 1.026 8.1- i
aye.. near 61st-st. . 1.70S lst-ave.. near;
btttt.-st. : IST East 125th-st. ; 756 Tretnont
ave.: mn aye near 41st-st. : 554 3d -ave.:
CAnrgT_«:i<B_AJiijto.
i & J. W. wiluams;
■••am Carpet Cleaning. US West 34U»-0L I
Tslepuoae M 6 Columbus. Relaying a i
specialty. E«tabll»hi-d IW. ;
w: ■■■".■ T ■•*■• *■ sip,
2.0 W. 77T'^1 ST. SUS
CARPET CLKANBINO. Establlsbed liTi.
CAREVUL CARPET CLEANIKO CO.— I
Carpets cleaned by steam, by hand or oa
if floor I.&M Broadway. «-'. ."<•'. 43t&
m. COB a BRANDT t>. -v sat>-
OnSKSAXP QUICK Ft KXITLHB.
IOLLTOP _ m
orncm ® fFßr^blsJ'
omen flCt » 'rlVr^ *-:»F=3J
rrraNiTUKs U.-. <, ™-rmJt=ai> !
ta s"r«»t »artet/ LgJ <f>^gf"»^ IWji
* styu aad r-^-iT] iCJP
•KLLRW. , [ 1 — \
111 |TM:ioa <• *— -*
DEIIMATOI.OGY.
."^^J All BLOCKHEADS and pimplr s *
■ -C -"- J >\ positively .ur.-l by my scientific
?« ca \ ea.-h individual . as*, prepare*! for
>"* IW n h lii.lni.lua: a.*<v V'ull tnfor
_. V matlon free. Call or write JOHN
<^i», r H. WOOI>IIURV. 2>l W. 23d. N. Y.
DUCssM.tKMC.
A.— COUTUKIERB PRANCAIS& Advanced
s'.yl.-.i for •;:■><. One French dressmak
ing; Paqjln'i new rllnKltiß skirt; Worth's
nrw sleeve-*; English ii l « ■ .—;. — ; gowns; ladles?
own materials made, estimates given, short
notice; rcii"nnnblo (irin-s for fine work; per
fect ■:' suarnnteed; Imported gowns ia
modelled an.l fitted. II me. BBXITBU
ANDEIRSON, .:•'.'■ West S2d St.. formerly
»lth .><t>Tii Bros).
I>KKSSMaKKR Onh be*l work; original
tleslgnlng; ni an) Itgurt patterns cut t.>
able M \ i l.i:. :,«
! .-r '.«*■
DRESSMAKER! - Reliable, good; take,
work home or by day skirts, waists; mI-m.
alteratk ru remodelling nilsw^x" and chil
dren's ilr«-!<s.s. Mrs HOOD ISO \V I01s«
l .|:l;s>mak i:i: Anlxti. . 'thorough; lilirh
eat refere-ncea; desires engagement day
.!»■•■ city, country. TIIOKOrOII )■ x
112, Tribune I'ptown Office, l.'-'42 Hri.iulw.iy.
I HKSSi'I ITINO iit-d MIMJNKKi sys
tematically tauKht. pays better than other
trades; night school", Monday. Wednesday.
I'rlday: Vi r..i s'^rts you. M f UoWiJUL. d.
: 10 818 Oth ay«.
I :>I I'M) VMKNT \«il.\( JtlH.
ST. BAGTO. ' - :> i
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
2U East »-i! St. First class <li<meatlcs are
supplied; also managing housekeepers, ma
irons, governesses, lutoi etc.
CH MKS K"lieiH| ||. .!!>.>«■ . I KlrlS.
hi stairs, chambennald. kltchenmald all
nationalities, young and old alwa
l.i-i.l 1.6T0 Lexlngl to . •■ ■ rnei 105 th «t
MRS Hl->JRY MtTSTONFN-S Scandinavian
Employmont Buieau. I fiTI) 3d aye . near
fifth-st . supplies the most reliable femile
help references strictly Investigated: Swed
ifh and Finland hflo a specialty.
AuV BHTIf KMK.\'I.-. gad euiscriptlnns f..r
The Tribune received at their Uptown Of
fl-e No. I.'-'*; lit(«dway. 2d .loor north of
81st-Bt.. until U ■ . :. ..,
ments received at the follov-lng branch of
fice* at regular office ray« until S o'clock
p. m.. viz : 254 Bth a\e. s. c. c»r ZM-st.;
lA3 6th-ave.. cor. T.'th si ; 142 Columbus
ave.. ntar V\<st 6rtth at.. 10U West «2d St..
near Sth-a\e. : 9'. 1 East 14th-st. ; 257 West
42d-st . tetween 7th and Bth ayes "R3
West 125 th st ; 1M East 47th-st. ; 1.83S Bd
ave.. between 7flth and 77th s:> . l.ij^'B 3d
ave.. near Blst-st ; 1.70 ft Ist-ave. near
Mtn-al . IST East 1 25 th at ; 7{W Tremont
a%e.: «B0 M aye.. near *lat-st. ; Mi 3d aye.
FIRMSHKU ROOMS TO LET.
MTH BT.. 134 WEST. Well furnished
r. ..m with extension, als.. small n»,in
private house; referen. en.
82 WHST T.'l> BT— Nicely furnished large
hls.i single, room far gentlemen only
without i.'Mi'i !• fen i cc. .
in WEST MTU si Comfortable rooms
single or double, men ntily; references
FOB MLB.
ATTRACTIVE bike road wagon light
sleigh, set light harness, blanket and
robes In excellent order, will «ell whole out
fit for $150 cash. Address I-'.. Bos 30. Trib
une * » m ■ >•
TWO fEAUKI.N BAIkK. MM M iiKl ««'
Dtw; prlree very r»asonabl« v » ■<
Pt-RXSTKIN. 271 West lya-h-el
HOHTO.N'S ICB OMUa,
HORTONS ICE CREAM is one of the Joys
ol this world. Try It and you will be
convinced. All orders promptly tilled city
or country. *
M M HIM II T
AT REDUCED PRICES -Mo second-hand
wood and iron worktnc machine*: rullt
rvjsranteed: machinery bought »nj .1
« bang.d. r.Ki, H. Kl.pr *),* M.0t.00-.t.
I'HISHAL IILTIRE &. llO\l\<..
PROK JUDD'B method training body un
surpassed 708 6th-ave.. behind store;
fit month, |40 quarter; U lessons month
©ceou Steamer*
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE.
NEW-YORK— ROTTERDAM. VIA BOULOGNE 8. M.
. New Twin-Screw Steamers of .13.000 tons Register.
IZl n m<?' W ■ ROTTERDAM Mar . l. 10 a. M.
ttfam.r AMSTERDAM.:.: M « r 8 > 10 ■*- M *
Jt'eimf"'"' S STATENDAM - Mar ; •„ ,<,*; m.
Apply to Holland-America Line. 39 B'way. >. T.
ITALIAN ROYAL MAI L S. • S. CO.
NAVIGAZIONE GENERALE ITALJANA
WEEKLY SAILINGS TO
■ NVPLES — — ALEXANDRIA. ■•
Loir.bardla Mar. 4 Slciira Apr. 1
Archlme.ie Mar. 11 Uaurta . . Apr. 1
Sardeitna Mar. 181 Ldmbardla- . ..... •■• Apr —
Elegant cabins. Dining-room on I»rcmenade l>eclc.
For rates and -.ther Information apply to
HIRZBL, FELTMANN * CO., 11. Broadway. N. T.
AfALLORY STEAMSHir LINKS.
■*•"■ From New York Wednesdays. Fridays and Saturday!.
FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets is ? ued Mt.°_,!?'.lM t .°_,!?'. l
points In Texas. Colorado. Arliona. Callforn a. Mexlo.
it., Georgia. Florida. *o. Delightful ExfurMons.
Write for our 60-page "Pocket Guide (mal.ed free)
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LOST. v
BANKBOOK No. 2!«3.160 of the Union Dime
Savings Institution Is missing. Any per
son having a claim to it Is hereby called
upon to present the fame within ten day«.
or submit to having said passbook cancelled
and a new one Issued.
BANKBOOK No. .TJ7.886 of the Union Dime
Savings Institution Is mlfsing. Any per
son having a claim to it is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days,
or submli t.« having said passbook cancelled
and a new one issued.
B/NKBOOK No. 3H4.431 of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is mlJslng. Any per
5..H having a claim to it is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days.
or submit to having said passbook cancelled
and a new one Issued.
BANKBOOK No. 37»5. ii>» of the Union Dime
Savings Institution Is missing. Any per
son havlnK a claim lo It is hereby called
upon t" present th* same within ten days.
or submit to having said passbook cancelled
and a neu one issued.
BANKBOOK No. 383.018 of the t'nlon Dime
Savings Institution Is missing. Any per
son having a claim to It ts hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days.
or nuhmit to having said passbook cancelled
and a new one Issued.
BANKBOOK No. 371. 5-V) of the Union Dime
Savings Instlfifion Is mlsslr.g. Any per
son having a claim to It Is hereby called
upon ti present the name within ten days
o- «übmit to having said passbook cancelled
and a new one Issued.
LOST.— Bankbook No 22.724, Empire City
Savings Bank, 231 West 125th-st.. New-
York Payment stopped: please return t to
bank. - '
L< 'rtr. — Bankbook No SM.OB* Seamer. s
Bank f..f Savings. 74 and 7« Wall-st .
Ne* York Payment stopped and cancella
tion applied for. Please return to bank.
l/'ST. -Bankbook No. .tt»a.3o6. Seamen's
Hiuik for Savings. 74 and 7K Wall St.,
Na« Tork Paymont stopped and cancella
tl.in applied f o •. Ple;uie return to bank.
LOST.— Bankbook No. M 14.011. Bank for
Savmus. 2w> 4th aye.. New -Tork. Pa>
ment stopped. Pljase return book to bank.
I>>ST -IU:;k v | N. *U. 550. Bank for
Savings, 2»» 4th aye . New York. Pay
rr.'-r:t «t..pp.-i. i'lease return book to bank
LOST. -Bankbook No. 7JW.O»>. Bank for
Saving*, 1M 4th ay. Maw-Tosfc. Pay
ment stopped Please return bo.^k to bank
LOST.— Bankbook No. 749.943. Bank for
Savings. '2*'} 4th-ave.. New Tack. Pay
ment bt-»ppe«l. Please return book to bank.
LO»T.--r.ankhook No. 741.241. Bank for :
Havings. 280 4th-ave.. New-York. Pay- j
merit stopped. Please return book to bank. ,
LOST OR — Baakbodi No. 437.162
nf the German Savings Itank In the City
of New-York, corner 4ih-nve. and 14th-st.,
issue! to rh-u-les Blnrfrtiber. All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the name.
If not returned to the bank on the 4th day ,
<.f March. 1002. a duplicate will be Issued. !
S i .Mi «... . .NOTU.B.
NEW-YORK. Feb. 17, 1002.— of
Daub's lst-ave. Storage Warehouse. 73
lst-ave.— Ton are hereby notified that the
time f.ir the payment of the lien we hold
up.»n the property hereinafter described
t.a\lnK expired, after due notice thereof
had been given you. we will cause such
property to wit. Household In our ware
house, to be sold at public auction accord-
Ing to the statute In such case made and
provided at our warehouse. M r»is: 4th st .
on Friday. February >. 1002. commencing
at 10 o'clock a no If sale Is not com
pleted on the 2«h day of February. 1902.
it will be continued Friday thereafter at
10 o'clock a. m . and be continued until all
of the goods are sold. Paubs Storage
WarehOUS-t. irt-ather, Hast»m<rtug, Garlnc*.
Alfred yon rarsburg. Fetschler, R. Till.
Put* Dillburger, MorcU. Rue Brossman.
Jos. ' Braun. Thompson. Milller, Mead.
Jagnr, Welnbort. Wilson.
APVRRTISBMENTB and subscriptions fot
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ments receive! at the following branch of
fices at r-K'.'nr office rate* until • o'clock
p. m Mr : jr>< Rth aye.. s. c. cor. SSd-st ;
I^3 Bth-ave. cor. I2thst ; 142 CblumbuS
»\f.. near W«st Mtl> St.; 106 West 42d-st..
near «ih »n.. »2 Esat Uth-st ; 287 West
•3d »t between «ta and Sth ayes : 263
West lCflth St. : 159 PJaat 47th st : I.3SS Sd
«if.. between 7flth and 77th sts. ; 1.026 34
sve . near (list st : 1.706 Ist-ave.. near
Mith st . 157 Esst 129 th st : 756 Tremont
ave.: 980 34 aye.. near 41st-st. ; SMM-ave. ;
2iii Hie- t<-r si . 32^ Bleecker st Brooklyn.
N. T. -- 218 Court -st ; 215 Smith st. Newark
N. J TB4 Broad st And at all A. D. T.
oflce*.
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■ Liverpool Glasgow. Hull. Ac; also tn-ti
i tranaportattoa procured. Apply Shipping
'om.es. 5 Cllnton-st.. or 73 West st . New-
York.
ATTENTION!— Men warn. t. cheap trip to |
Burope. Rn^l.ind. »ft. $7. Germany. $10; ,
; Afrlra, $'^5; also ':•■•• tranaportaUoo pro
j cured; returi passage ATLANTIC SHIT
riN.l OFFIi'K. M >: «t , New-York.
I if YOU WAiT
TKE MGfilT KlJflU
OF DUEL?
P
WOIUC WAgTKD.
Female.
• I'ECIAL KATK a«J L.\I33II*L,OTKI>
-» words). :i Iliui is rent*
T "■»«■ i-»t«» 30 r«ul>
; GOVERNESS or COMPANION.— «|
French lady, speaking German; experi
ence.! teacher- willing to travel; highest
references. Address MADAME. 270 West
3M »t.
MILLINER. — Respectable ytung lady with !
nome experience, best of references and j
security. If required, wtehes to learn the.
millinery business thoroughly; salary sec |
ondary consideration Address STEADY
Box 10, 1 2 Bui 14th at.
PIANIST. — Young lady desires engage
ments ac< ..mpanyinx tilngers. violinists or
orchestra: experienced; good alght reader;
few more pupils accepted. STUDIO. M i
W-et «.Mh Me, JENNIE FAULKNER. '
CHOPPER. *C— Lady residing In New - ;
»otk offer*, services to those out Of town :
as >,hop;>er, to engage servants, investigate '
references; look for board, houses, apart- I
I menu; secure, theatre tickets; chaperon!
young ladies' matinee parties, etc.; highest i
references. EXPERIENCE. Box 79 Trib- \
une Uptown Office. 1.242 Rroadway.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, desires *«
start; no agencies. Jibs RAY DAVIS
It** Euat liroaduay.
STENOGRAPHER desire, permanent post !
tiun; welt educated; plain writer; eight
months' experience; will commence at *7
per week. Address Miss .- R. V.. 253
Kosclusko-at., Brooklyn.
H~lt3N<X}RAl-|iKR. T YPBWRITER. |
years' mercantile experience: reference. :
from last employer; would accept position
In law office, salary small until competent.
AIVI'RATK. ll.« roneress-j;.. Brooklyn.-
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
expert; wishes a few 11 t-rn:ng engage—
i n.M t, as vlOtl'nK ■«ecr*ary l 'or '""|>y"ng*nt
heme; literary work a M<• ialt> C. 1 022 '
l^xlrißtun-ive.
1 STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER —
r,,^'.', 10 ". wanted to r a beginner. 8. M.
| PIPER. tSi West mth-st.
I VISITING GOVERNESS.— Private lessons
In literature, rhetoric, grammar, mathe
matics, history, by former, high school
teacher; best city references. Miss NYE
17.) West Ssth-st.
W «»UK WAXTKK
MssAsj
M'KriAl. X UK TO lAEMI'I.OVPin.
T time rate no eeat"
AUTOMOBILE operator feleotrlc); thor- ;
oughly experienced; written or personal •
reference*, T. J. l . TO it!v-e.ve. P
EUROPE. $>60. Clark's Excursion by new fjrta.
■crew steamer Columbia, g
tons. June 28. Also •Celtic." Juna 8. Jury 4 »3«in h« h
class. Unequalled advantages. Attractive sills liha
Rhine. Germany. Switzerland. Italy. Holland. Parties
May 3. IT. June 14. by Lloyd via Naples. ROUXB
WORLD tour Oct « M «30
F. C. CLARK. 11l Broadway. N. T.
A — Win Sl.\K LIN
* NEW-TORK— QUEENSTOWN— LIVERPOOL.
Teutonic Feb. 2«. noon Germanic Mar. 18 nosm
Oceanic Mar. 5. 2P. M. Teutonic Mar. St. 2
Majestic Mar. U I <-anic Apr 2, noasT
Pier 48. North River. OfT.ce. » Broadway. New Tor»,"~
ALLAN-STATE LINE.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW.
Carthaginian Mar S Mongolian Apt a
Laurentlan Mar. 22 Pretorian ApL l»
Cabin. WO and upward. Second Cabin. $32.50
AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO.. 53 Broadway. N. T.-
"PAST ITALIAN LINK.
-^ • "LA VF.LOCEL"
Navagazione Itallana a Vapors to Naples. Genoa.
REGULAR I*. S. MAIL. BEHVICE EVERY WEEK
Cltta .11 Milan" .... Feb. 3 Sort America Mar.
Lance cabin*. Dining sal'-on on promenade deck.
BOLOGNESI. HARTTIIXO * CO "JU Wall St.
WUHK WASTED.
Male>.
BOY 17. public school graduate, desires
position with chance for advancement,
year's experience, thoroughly acquainted
with city: best references. Address R<>» .
»)6 Columbus aye.
CLERK— Young man. i». as snipping or
stock clerk In wholesale house. *xperl_
ence best references. JOHN MILLER. Iss
West 98th st.
n,ERK. 22. with Al reference. 2'i years
experience as stock or shipping clerk J.
DAVIS. 61 3d aye.
CHIC-AGO SALESMAN wants one strong
a.-.ount for Chicago and adjacent cities:
specialty large trade; commission. '. .
WAITK. t.O» Indiana-aye.. Chicago.
ENGINEER, all around machinist, elec
trician, steam and gak fitter; capable tak
ing charge of any plant; best reference
MILLER. J« Ist st
ENGINEER, assistant. 27; understands
boilers, engines. d> names and repairing.
best referenc-s. ENGINEER. 123 East
24th-!«t.
ftRADI'ATQ of public school, short bank-
Ing experience, desires position where he
can advance himself: be«t reference* c
J. C, 139 East Slst-st.
JANITOR for opce building. «eJkaal f.r tiat.
by colored man; sixteen years' personal
reference. Call or address A. J. Y-. w6
West 47th-st.. third flat, west side.
LJNOTYI'E MACHINIST. — In or out of
town, best reference. WILLIAM BERDY.
.1.872 3d aye
M. NACJER .- By an English gentleman;
. ompetent to manage all laadscajs gar
.lenlng and oversee country estate JAS.
I'ELANO OSBORNQ «) West 106 th st .
tt-lephone 1.372 Riverside.
NIOHT WATCHMAN— By mldile aged
man: strong and healthy; has been em
ployed as night watchjnan tn office building
tor S ye«r- JOHN BORJESON. 260 South
M-st.. BrooUlyn.
PORTER. *c -Young man. IW. as porter,
or anything with chance of advancement;
■-an furnish referen.es an.i se urity. JAMES
FARI,KV 247 East 41th st.
PORTER. *c. — Young rn*n. mariie-i. as
porter or driver: best reference or bonds;
experience PETER PEBLER. l.« 78 lst
a\e.
I'ORTER.— By young married man. 23;
steady position. ' Address F. S., 91 Nor
wood- Brooklyn.
PORTER. — By colored man In drug stare
or an:' place: good reference. Call or ad
dress JAMES TALLEY. 1.601 Broadway.
PORTER. CSKFCIi MAN or HOUSEMAN.
— Respectable; private family, club cr ho
tel; best reference. F. S.. care of McDow
ell.- 104 B'!«i 41th-st.
PORTER or elevator runner, by young col
ored man. in private family or boarding
house: good worker and reasonable. Call or
address DAVIS. 220 West 47th-st.
PAINTING; and paper hanging for owner Of
agent, good work guaranteed: reasonable.
Address* PAINTER, are 32.1 B!eec'K«r «t
POSITION OF TRl"t»T.— B MOORE. 533
West S2d-st. ■
SHIPPING CLERK, packer or porter; sev
eral years' experience; Al reference. J.
DEAN. 6«3 Evergreen al,a 1 , c . Brooklyn.
yi il Ni; MAN as kltchenrran or order
roe*. JACOB FLJiCK. 1.012 Ist aye
VulNii MAN. 21. at anything. :.eat. ijul-k.
willing, trustworthy: g»j<l referen»-e«:
bond, fair education, willing to leave town
If necessary WIUL.IAM ENGESSSKZv, 41
ihrictopher-st.
YOINO MAN. 20. at an>thtn« where there
ts advan.->ment : best referer.e. i HAS
MARTKNS. 433 Throop.-ave.. Prooklyn
TOl.'Nii MAN. 20. at anything;, strong and
qul. k at figures: first class references.
R A Q-. R.SX 12. Tribune Office.
IDINiI MAN. J" wt'.lms; to WOtk at any
thins;. A RAI'EJR. 7.)** ?Hh aye.
TOUNQ M\N. !<*. as offl.-e assistant: hon
est and wiUlns; referen. •-. ARTHI'IC
WAI.U iX* Ra«t 12« th st
ADVBRTISEiJIENTS j-S mrscrtptlons for
The Tribune received at >r.-lr Uptown Of
fice No. 1.242 Broadwa>. - .k.ur n^rth of
31st St., until 9 o'clock p. m. ; advertise
ments received at the following branch of
fices at regular office rate* until 8 o'clock
V m , vis,: 254 Rth aye.. a. c. cor. 23d st ;
153 eth-ave.. cor. 12tl-st.; 142 I'jlumbu*
ave. near West Mth it.: 106 West -42.1 -St..
lI.DILMIi; »ITIATIU.\!» UA.tTEU
Ma
SPECIAL ATI-: In I Pl.O TT. ;>
X* woriii, a tiroes.. 15 rent*
7 ■ ime rate • ... ........ .30 .-run
IIAi'IIHIJiRS SERVANT or STEWARD.—
By Frenchman, long experience as cook
and butler In upper clam ser\l>'r: used t.»
full chars* and management. BONN ART
.•.-.■« West Xtd st.
COOK, Ac- — Man and wife. German. younK.
without children: good position; man i'"iili
and ■ rrz er; ctt> or country. I:. LOEWE,
*»] Has. l«>th-st.
t'iii>K.--Hy . •! .1 ■■'. man. first blass; clt>
reference. G. \V. WIUJAM?, 241 West
.Vt.l st.
>'<>v>K — Long experience; sober; is:.- class
references; city or countr>. Ms!: 1«S
East 27th «
CARfcl AKhms M.in and wife wish the
oar© and management of small rlub; ci;y
ot country; .understand alt the duties of
such. Address m i: . Boa It. »2 East
lit!, -it.
COACHMAN.— By experienced man; hllehe.lt
reference* as to character and ability: '
last employer can be *een. !«. R. W., oire
Flandrau & «... 372 Rroome st.
COACHMAN— HOI'SKWORK. —By German j
couple; no children; man as coachmin. '
servant or garden work; wife for hou:-e- )
work, city or country: good references. 1> :
H.. 243 East 10tr»-st. !
COACHMAN and GARDENER. — By strict -
ly temperate man: can furnish the best
city and country references. JOHN BURNS
70J> "th-ave.. bakery.
COACHMAN.— By Englishman; married. ;»;
145 pounds; height. .*> ft. 5 in.: »uprrlor
personal recommendations: smart appear -
temperate -W West "41)1-9?. P *' tful
obllglnit. ni^\KK. m West 14th »t.
COACHMAN.— By German: married; no
family; stylish, careful driver; competent
to take full charge gentleman* estate;
competent, economical manager; i-lty. coun
try; very best references. BI'SHKXDoRF I
•XX East Srtth-st. " |
COACHMAN.— S-vede; . capable driving :
siliKle ur double: thoroughly competent;
Harried; unencumbered; open for engage
ment March I; references. ANDERAJN
II ■. 4. Tribune office
GARDENER.— By German: «mall family
life experience In culture of rtiwers'
fruits, vegetable., and general care of coun
try plate, can manage farm and live stock
If required. J. C. , BICKL'U Uox 113
Princeton. N. J.
1
GAKDENER.— Scotch. 23. MrriM no fam
ily; care of a gentleman's place; 12 years'
Al references; two year. In this country
r A cteck'":T V 7 M - ?■ °- BB ° X 13T ' Mam^"
GARDENER.— head gardener or mTrT- .
airer of gentleman's estate. by Or»t cla.s
man. with small family; reference from
present and iv»si <-mi>|..}er- Address ¥ N
r.>st..rn.e Box SS. H.irt!»iiile. N. Y. ** "
GARDENER. — Florist: German. vT
married; one boy. seven years' old; und-r
flands greeihoutes. l. «i . vegetables fruit
ni.d flower garden- also Meek; competent to
tt.Me entire charge of gent'.t man's pla.- e
b»at-reference. Address OAR" KNEIS 1" o
Uox 44. Little Mlver. N. J.
UAUI.BNKK. Ac— HOUSEWORK. Young
(>erman couple want good, steady place;
man Is go.-nl gardener. dr»ver and stable
man; wlje understands all housework In- "
nulre HOLZHAI'SEN. 44.1 West 13th-st.
ADVERTISEMENTS ana suosenpuons for
The Tribune received «t their Uptown CM
nee No. 1.J42 Broadway. 2d door north of
slst-it.. until 9 o'clock p. m. ; advertise
ments received at the following branch of
fice* at regular office rates until 8 o'clock
V.."" • vli - : »« Bth-ave.. • c. cor. J3d-st.;
133 ttth-ave.. cor. 12th-st.: H2 Columbu.^
ave.. near West ««th-at.: 106 West 42d-st..
rear m«. 82 East 14th-st.: 237 W*st
4_d-st.. between Tth and Sth ayes. : 283
• ■"' >JAti - . ■'•'' r : i-i 47th-st. . I.VIS 3d
ave.; between 7«th and 77U» ats.: 1,028 .d
i^.*K- , "•• r .,«'«t-»t • ITOB lst-ave.. near
SSl h^«&'«5 7 E Bt 12Sth 786 Tremont-
J^'ii* o^'** 1 - "••"" «lst-st S&4 34-ave
2lO^leecker-st. ; 130 Ble. ker-«t Brooklyn'
K. ▼ — 31« Court-M. ; 21S gmllh s% Newark,"
(J^ccan 9teamcT».
l>OMt::»l I C SITUATIONS WAS 1 o%
Uaia.
SPECIAL HATK TO I>E>TJM.OTK»
24 worils. « times 13 *eat-
T tinif rule . .;»» een ,.
GARDENER. — By German, married; fljj*
class in all branches; koo.l references from
Germany and her*. ,\ Idri — »*HARLua T.
DORRIE, H>4 Jefferson St.. Yonkers x £
GAUDKNBR an.l r*L«.>RIST -Competent t a
all branch take charge) of gentleman's
country place, single, steady, reliable » a d
temperate: excellent references. -, Box Sii*
Tribune Office. " "^
GARDENER.— Young tienr.an. *oo«l to..
and stableman: with Al references.- steady
place; city or country, fall or address
KRIEGER 443 West ':'.rh si
UARDEXBR.- Who wants an aeie marked
young man, who Is conversant wtt& the.
care of a private place and how it shan'4
b* kept? DONALD, it Dey-st. "^^
GARDENER —Prjcticai, to take charge of
private place: experienced in all branches
can furnish tirs* class references: EnrH«h*
aged 3s; married, two chiMren. \i.lress Tw
J. DODD. iUix 2V.. RM« Conn. •— "».
GARDENER.— By German. „•%. aiarnea
one child: Ions: experience in all brandies*
sober, reliable; on gentleman's place- ssa
references. Address GARDENER. 82 # Ave
nue A.
GARDENER (head>. on private - r.t!es^afi
place or Ur<e cemetery, or to Uy o«
place requiring services of thoroughly prae
t:>al man In all branches: eleven yean la
present situation ; best of ref»r»nces. M.
dress K. R., 175 Verona-aye.. Newark. x J.
GARDENER.— Scotch. JO; has had lift t*.
perien.e In all branches of gartleaiaf - esa
furnish first class reference-*. A<ii!rWs J.
P. T. care of J R. Mclntyre. 3» Sssts.
St.. Morrlstown. N. J. *~
JAPANESE, aged 23, wishes sitaatloa i%
valet; has had exrerifnee; :s also a me
chanic and electrician ani can operate and
care for automobile; has gooi "*ferssesa»
SAIAKE. M* Nassau-st., Brooklyn.
JAPANESE, highly recommended. valet o»
butler. private family or bachelor's sjart
mtnt: can act stewa.-ii on yicbt; beat ref
erences from well knnwn yacht owners. T
V.. 140 Nassau-st.. Brooklyn v
JAPAN; strks engagement as cook, but
ler or valet: thoroughly quiUSed: entirely
capable: speaks sTVd Ergliah; refereares.
Ardress. stating wages puii. MOMOTARO.
9» Kultcn-st.. BrxiKlvn
I*9 L L MAN.— Steady situation; can da
anything: ci:>- cr country. \ldresa
GEORCE BETTZ. TLox Vs. Rye. N. T.
.* LCI — vis!t;-g: can atteni tw.-> or mor»
K^r tle.-n«.i: -ef.-rer.ee W. y. I.RAY. ttl
East 4<)th-st. •
VALET and BUTLER.— By mm yoansj
man. w!rh city refer»r.i-e.< ; .strictly sober
and reliaM-. HENRIiiI. 6x3 3c!-ave.
VALET. — Ry yo'jn?. respectable cotarei
man for travelling g»Rt;-?man or at horn*.
A. DERRICK. 342 West f.9th-st.
WORKING STABLEMAN or GROOM.— By
strictly t»rnr»rate rsan; can furnish best
<-ity *nd country references. JOHN BURNS,
7t>s 7rh-ave.. bakery.
ADVERTISEMENTS and. suDacnpuona res)
The Tribune received »'. their Uptown Ct
i See. So. 1.2-12 Broadway. 2d door north at
■ Slst-st . until 9 o'clock p. m. : advents—
) ments received .• the folV'Wtsg branch of
' fices at regular ofSce rates until S o'clock
I p. m.. viz.: 234 Btn-4s.vs a. c. cor. 234-sL)
i 133 eth-ave.. cor. 12th-st. : 142 Colnrsßas
I aye.. near West 66th-at. ; 108 West Cd-st—
rear 6th-ave. : 92 East l-Uh-st.; 237 West
■JIM M . between 7th and Sth ayes.: S3
! West I2sth-st. ; 159 East 47th-st. ; 1.333 34
; aye.. between «th and 77th sts.; 1.09 11
[ aye.. near Slst-st. . 1.708 lst-aT». ens
j »th st : 137 East 12Sth-st. : 73« Treaoat,
1 a»e. : G3O 3d-ave.. near 41st-st. : 334 34-sse.s
; 210 Bleecker-st. . 325 Bleecker-at. Breskin.
: N. T.— 216 Coort-st. . 213 Smith- st. Newark.
;N. . — 734 Bread st. And at all A. D. T.
ofllces.
OUMKMII «ITI iriO\!l WAITCn.
Female-. 1
■PECI.%I. RAI la i .» I \EMPLOrrD.
S4 word*. S rimes 13 cent*
? time rate. ... ........ .30 eeats
CARKTAKEKS.- -Reliable woman and ins*
cand. no family, would care private ooossj
In owner's absence; husband in - -aitaai,
employment; best reference. CAKETAKSa,
I.OCB 3d-ave.
CHAMBERMAID and plain laundress; *•
private family; good city reference. Ad-»
dress lii West NHh-st.
CHAMBKRMAII>. — By y>ui!S mo -nan t»
botnllnK house, or assis- in restaorast,.
or day's work. 210 East :;»".;h-st.
CARETAKER.— By colored girl f> care fo!«
bsMbclof apartment. Ai.iress K. F.. 113
West -.:»■ -• care J. W. smith.
CARETAKER.— Bj reliable widow; m
sons employed dav<; house »
owner's ab^«■nce: l» a s -cd Nllllil'lf I goc4
reference. Sir?. NOLAN. ~i:> S*-a,Te.
IOOK. io.— By first eta.-=> c- -.>k. !aur;.lress:
rcast. soups, bitker : <>r s;e r.eral house
worker; city or country. a!si' cham^rmali,
waitress. J4*> «»th-ave.
C»~><iK. — A neat, economical, trustworthy
Scotch itlrl; good c ok: assist washlns.
ircntns best reft-retio-; «"xo-Hent b^ker; citj*
or country. MS East 44th st.
CHAMBERMAID an.l SEAMSTRESS B*
Itaht c.lcre.l West ln!!an; unierstin-l^
g>»— making; j;<v>.i refer..-:K<-. XESBITT.
1.73S :«>l aye.
HOUSEKEEPER or NI'RSE.— BJ day OP
week: reference. 432 \\><: rear.
one flight.
BOtTSEKEEPER or v-- TAXT.— Ooo4
packer and sewer; ur.t!e:.-tHnii» ' .-.ago—
mt-iit of first class h-Mise: «::.'.r'.s to r> say
distance; persona! cttv reference. E.. Bo*
15. Triburtr t">flloe.
HOISHWORK
II SEW iRK —By ci'lnnM w.-man la to
dies' or gentleme'n.'s jp:<r!mrnrs; iticmin?
work preferred PRUtOE, Ul'-J Ea !27th-st.
HOUSEWORK. — l-> H'.^ ! i>h l*rotest»nt
woman: «>•>.! ov>k; pl.iirt - ■-.- ■ small
family of n<!uit.<; short di«t.ince in country.
J. W., ISO West !»th !•:., n«> f!u^r. back.
HOUSEKEEPER —By renned woman:
would t ike entire chars;*-: c.itrring. irsr
keun«. etc.: aroust^meil M diUdrtß; Mi
reference. P. O. Box ISC Ry». N. Y.
UADT*S maid and wsimtrfis. »■ *•
seen at present employer's +1 W. 57t!»-Jt.
Nl'Rt'B to a chSW. comre""' J^'ins woia
an. hospital training: city pre'erreJ. I'J
West llth-st.
NVRi»E. — 1-ady wishes t.> recommend thor
oughly competent infant's nurs». Protes
tant. \'a)\ present em;»l. yer>. l'H But
37th st.. Tneedsm ar,l Wednesday, betweea
lrt an.J 1 o'clock
BCAM3TRES9. — Thoroughly cv mpeteat;
takes w.irk home or by rt.iy: curtal=».
portior>. f.imllv >e»ins to* hind and ma
chine; repairing dre-.-es. HI'TH. 1»« West
101 st st.
I"SKK«"L MXIl» to Ud'>* tra\»!Hr!>r. by re
flne-i Kr.glish woman. A.Mress 8.. cars
•1 White. •.(.> r -,,- 13Skthr-st
WORKING HOCSEKBETEB >r narse la
invalid larty cr BMtttenaa, M re»pectaW»
woman; v-~r>cnal referen.r*. !<*• Kemde-st.
APVEKTISEMFSTS ar.,l subst-nptions for
The Tribune r<-.-,>t\e,J at their l'pt«« O-
nee. No 1.242 Rroadway. S3 «B« n^ l^ l •*■
:<lst-.*r.. until » o'clock p m ; adverj**
ments rtctlrH at the ffHt>wta« branch c.
floes .it regular rrflce r.»te-. until S «'f» oc 't
I. m viz.: 2V4 »>th aye.. *. c. cor. .od-»t..
l.v: «th-a\>- . c«ir 12th >t: _112 '2K»
a\e. near H -
iie:t'r Uth aye. : !C Eaat Mih sr.: 257 VTest
42d St.. between Tth an.! »th ayes.: : , *
West 12Mh St.: I."V!J K:H«t 47rh St.; ••*[***"
aye. between 7»sth and 77th sts.: "'■& M
ave . near 01st st.:»l.7n.s l«t-ave.. near
SJ»th-st. : IK East 125 th St.: 7.M* Tremoat
ave. . c.» M-»v».. n»ar 4lst-3t .: MtM-»*l
210 Dleeiker-st ; 3'J5 Bleecker-st. BrwklyS-
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