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RATIONAL IRRIGATION CONGRESS.
fk)ine I_veiy Debates Frcirused. at Annual
Session at Sacramento Next Month.
gacrain^tito, Ca!., Au§, — The fifteenth national
" j^jgation congress will be held In thla city on
•gst-ni^-r 2 to 7. Some lively debates are prom
ised, as the management has Invited both the sup
pertrrs a!:d the ■ opponents of the administration
policy wirh reference to tlie public land to attend.
How far the national povcrnment should go In
«_e control of I_M public lands is recognized as one
el t*e h-Mltnf questions before the American peo
ple. In iae last tiro or three weeks letters and
tdeprarn" have r>e*n *ent from the headquarters
*- j^jj,, cltv to ir.i n who are especially prominent
»ad (rfco-c participation would make this a debate
of llUM" importance.
O-.fT.:<l Finchot, I'r. it« States forester, has re
sponded Bftt-i the assertion that he will come pre
•ared i<^ debate with an man the government's
fiy-e^t policy. Among others who have beea ln
-rfted to interest themselves, either by participat
BOARP AM' HIIOM'
_a_-3s__ » cants per line, Slx
__- win-as .even times consecutively. fl,
vT.v «iti»les aavertl?er to have rooms
_2?£L t o - a period of fourteen daj-s in
SS frnbune-s Directory of Deslrabl.
g^a,,. Write for circular.
•PuT teformatlon concerning these rooms
__W be ha« free of charge, at the Uptown
S' of The New-York Tribune. 1394
j££swaF. Wtween 36th and 37th «a. _ _
• ; ' ~T D - STREET. I_ll WEST. ~ ~
. . -— "i •• ani BUbwar •-press stations;
•rr^.c rsssas; ■aa__sar table: references
J+re_ 5l l-is-11-*' _________
IZ^T^r J» ____T.— _taa__i with board:
"-— etc.: arrangements for
,turn ■a-s: reference?.
7_« TVF-iT "4TH ST.— l_itk«. medium
■£___? T^te j«^ excellent t rs :
tP^elike- telephone; I__lß- to cars.
.ef^nre. .
fCKXISIIED ROOMS TO UET.
____i lnserU-sns R cents per line Slx
.-■ worts **yen times consecutively. *L \
__7_ ertltle- advertl-er to have rooms
_£_sd f"' a period of fo_rteen days la
•CTrib-Ti'-s _nrect»ry of IJesirable
Rocss. Wrl:e *cr circular.
wall Ir.fcmiaticn concernlnar these roomi
-J/ be 1a,"., free of charge, at th- TTptowj
SSSJ, of The New-Yortt THbune_ 13.4
S_T-way. between -Bthand »7th »t«.
Pf^t" FI/"»OR ROOM to lady: heme priv- ;
l)eges; 1118-1-1 third fiocr room to pen
•«/references. A.i-r6?s Passaic. Box
JQ, Tribune OiSc*. __^____ j
Ef QUIET APARTMENT, faelr. email
•_*. BDP-P Wert Sl.ie. two rooms, stncly ,
_- Wpes,eV: teler.hnt,e. Address I_ P..
Wbane T'pto— n Or.cc. 1.-.P4 nnytdway. |
■" BIII.IAKII AND TOOL TABLES.
V^VUFACTURFRS of billiard 1 and pool ta
fjjfi hUrT\rr_-e bcwllng alley builders;
v^Vrrices . Marx Brc» ?4 •-:--.■
—»^~ "•^^"^^^^"^ "^^^^^^^^^^^
$$£. CA-trET «_.E-NIXG.
•!<.Y.Carpet Cleaning Wer £s
Oldeet Largest. Most Mo_er_.
437 AXn 438 WEST 4.ITH BT.
■ Vti 4«52-4fi93 Bryant. Established 1537. j
W. H. JORDAN. EDWIN LENTZ. |
BitPET" C-JSAN-nCO. EstablUhed 187-.
_»prn-I. CARPET CLEANING CO.—
r^l-, bY crnspreased air. steam. han_ or
DRESSMAKING AM' MILLINERY.
i'__" . -- . c-nB L_itf of B. Altman & Co.;
ff^da ' . A^'t«s bre«.naker. Bl Werf
;j-h «t.
EMrLOVME3 > T AGENCIES.
,^ksTl. SEELY
_:—: — cvmen_ Bureaij,
. 23 West 39th St.
•T^ecs 243*. 2435— Bryant.
MroO-^yNOFFICK 134 St. Marlf. At.
_i^SSL
trcrts. goverr-.esses. tutors, etc.
*~ ~"~ MA* HINCHY.
_U_4.EIXANEO^_
_Sww««___« i S____r«-S
c. -N. J. __^_^ m^^ m—^ _— —
TirjHii'rii- ,
_SSC___CTS_SB
Cartlan-t —^— —
i. — — — ———— -
HKI.P WANTKn.
"' ~ Male. .
trivrrn Boys ov<rT 16 who ran reaa
*__fwrnr£3-* for work in bind^
A^j.v to i:_ri-r & Brothers. 3—-—*
Ptari st. I
W__-T__>— Two young men to work In
, bar-wai* lacking roonu Apply.
■^nVferen™. at •■' Orf^nwich ft.
WORK WANTF.It.
Male
iTTwnfiV T— _r •_■•_, cood refer— I
■ c:.c t6 . sinking seven European __"!
«__i«, wishes to accompar.y prtvate fam
liror ____ io ■_!■■ Address _^vi*«. ;
li_ K__t 31et et^ . ;
t>»vv CLFRK.— Bv bock clerk, 21. with ;
■_£_. l_7i. ::rn.: ch_r.oe f^r advance- ,
menS %otd e i*nman: rapid teurer: «eel- ;
lent rc-t-renoea. Weak. s^o Last l&3d St.
BOOKKEEPER, expert at all kinds of ac
ea-nta. •____. permanent position, ral^
■ry $__«>> week. Address \\- "- L-- - -
■*"est 114 th Et. • ; '
EOfiKKEEPER. cashier, general office
■ ■M«__r; tmms mao. 30; wida «}>*- :
rl»nce: eancmUve ability; capable taking :
Ml i Mis i. fully qualified accountant, cor
s__ata_cwt: ttu,r-»_gh knowledge foreign .
_mker_j^. highly recommeDded; at«*oy.
reliable; s«*jd -man; ■ rapid, accurate;
_«ry hl«h<-*t referenoes; ealary. 525 wet-kly.
'Kecnctfc Skinner. 13- Amity st.. lirookiyr
BOOKKEEPER— double entiy: j
cai_bl* striking trial balances; 6 years :
•iperlence; c..::v.rFant commUslon line; j
• ■alary tIS.. _L X.. 17_7 Lexington aye.
! isOT. 16. graduate of public school, at any- |
thins ; l-aatlia preferred; f5-SC- Gus
t»v> v>crgan». 14 Adclphl st.. Itrooklyn.
_»T— ambitious boy. IB; talent for ;
irawinit: ■rchlt'ctoral or law office pre- j
ftarr-. Edward Klche!. 20 East lOCth st- j
BOT. colored, in c2ic« building or etore; ;
' <*n furnish first clans *eßer___e: very
»o!it« _nd obedier.t. Call George David
<ti»T*tor). 224 West «3d at. i
: ***Y. i« : public reboot jrraduate ; with civil
«r a_w»___..-il engineer: rtrferences. Ro_>- j
•rt B. Dia«. 2IJI Fadflc at.. Brooklyn. !
2OT; respectable: at anything; best refer- '
. ence. Janitor. 312 West 14r»th et. I
; CARPENTE!'. wlalies work. F_ulkn«r. 137 i
« Tr 'ert 10»ta »t. . :
CAItI'ENTER.— First class Jobber: city or i
country; fiay's work or contract; moderate :
_»»-*». Carpentfr. li<3 56th et.. Brooklyn. (
CARPENTER OablnetroaJ-R-. e_p*r£n<-ed j
en furniture; hotel or factory; all around '
■ JBe-hanic; t_»*o a day. Rasmaaaen. 118-
M aye.
<sO____CTO_L_Br yott-ST ____. S_»d 22: i
>rv__g&_r__ g ■■' 7 s-°s -°-
CIIAUI-'Fni;it._suchlnltt: years* expert- '
: __ir_T_ ."""If" 1 driver: *•*» wn rsjMk; \
»nvate family w -tUtWjr of ?iy k:_<l; ni
»rtnce«. Coci-t. 133 K-at X_t«_ St. i
tg^WS»r"QMW<M and r-:iab!e : com- '
._»"«_* of ta____ care of _„_ machine:
_g^i»ts_-_c__ Addreas Walter ilurray. .
< " «*wmu >T Afbury I"_r_. J.". J. '
C %*^* rrK: '*Jl .— "DnJorel: !n private famll;-; j
" CurnL 1 -^' l «**erence. Robert
~ u ?'*_J___j*___* M -. care I>li;ks. . •
° !n! n ■ r T F "_. R -__»•<*«__• r«^-!:y; «rt-M
_r__ __!?. ■*"* Frww-n *-d An.*rica:i ear*;
: tltrx "l-w*- i:. A. D«v!».
r^^ 11 *™ 33 * 100 »ye.. Lasr*3ltill/ Long UI
Mem-! otk <3__ggi_f_fi__ fflriftime.
ing In person or by seeing to it that the issue is
properly presented here are United States Senator
Burkett, of Nebraska; Governor Frantz of Okla
homa. Senator Warren, of Wyoming; Senator La
Follette, of Wisconsin; Senator Spooner, of Wis
consin; Senator Nelson, of Minnesota, and Murdo
MacKenzue, president of the American Live Stock
Association of Colorado.
Among: the oppon«nts of administration policies
who have been addressed in the matter are United
States Senator Heyburn, of Idaho; Governor
Brooks of Wrominp, Governor Buchtel of Colo
rado. Congressman Mondell of Wyoming, Congress
man Cupliman. of Washington; Senator Clark, of
Wyoming; Senator Fulton, of Oregon; Senator
Patterson, of Colorado; Senator Carter, of Mon
tana, and Dr. J. M. Wilson, president of American
Wool Growers' Association of Wyoming.
BIG AUTO TO CARRY CHICAGO POLICE.
Chicago, Aug. 22. — The city of Chicago is building
a bie automobile to be used as a police patrol
•was. in. It is to J>e of Eteel body, 70-horsepowor
and large enough to carry eighteen policemen and
the chauffeur. It will carry- reserves on rush calls.
WdKK WANTED.
" Male
CHAI'FFBUR. — Swedish: total abstainer;
does r.ot smoke; city references; good me
chanic and driver on moat any ga_ol«ne
car. Carl Johnson. 43» Eas-'CTth et.
r__-_OVn_DB -Bl M.vriUXIST.— By mid
dle aged German, with license; can re
i>alr any make automobile; good driver;
rrefers counlrj - Mr. Vadasz. UlO Baal
137 th at.
CHAT'VFHUR.— By c"itleman: evenings;
private family or dtlivery; skilled on re
pair as instructor, with recommendation.
T_wo. Anhewltx. _2 Grand at.. Urooklyn-
CII-.HI It-ftlt-*-*- German; 2«;
with private family; city or country:
capaole of repairing; Is at present working
in an auti*r..4y!<? Karace. can furnish beat
references. Haase. 13 BOSJth Orchard st..
Tarr>towQ. N. Y.
CHAUFFEUR and MECHANIC— French;
careful driver; city or country (latter
1 I-relerred); will Klve lnteiliKent attention to
iMs work. Addretsc J.. Bo_ 40, Tribune L'p
| town Qglce. 1394 Broadway.
I CHAUFFEUR: with private family In New
,T.-r»>ej •; can nuke nil re__ir_; careful
I driver; "references. H. G. Glueck. 90 West
i SMh at . nayonne. N. J.
( CHAUFFEUR By experienced chauffeur:
sober careful driver; «rr»xi references;
terms to euit: 29 years of age. American.
; Alfred H. Utter. R3 Lea aye.. Brooklyn.
'' CHAUFFEUR.— Machinist; r.ow repalrins;
automobile*: -best references; will co
; anywhere. Charles Pappar. C4<l 6th aye.
| CHAUFFEUR: on gasolene car; has li
i cense- Wlssmaon. IMB Ist aye.
CHAUFFEUR.— SO years of
age; 3 y«-rs In tngineerinjc college; re
liable- goo£ salary. Address F. L-. Box 24.
Tribune Uptown OftVe. 13«4 Broadway.
COUUECTOBL— man as collector or
ether llcht i<of Ition downtown: New Y"rk
or Brooklyn rr^ferred. Georff* Molter. 243
; Himrod St.. Brooklyn.
i CUTTER. FITTER. — C-StWl ladles' tailor
ing: be«t reference. Zwlm. 2Q-> 2d aye
CANDY and ICE CRE.W MAKER.— By
young man; married: ilfteen years busi
■aai experience: d hoeaiat- bonbons, etc.;
; city or uwinllji A«_re_B. by letter. Con
; Bui rr. 157 East i2.'.th st.
: DENTIST — all around denti.t: IS years'
experience- contractrr. gas extractor: ,
; crowns: bridge*: re.'frences: city or coun
try. Francis. 6so East lClBt st.
DP.UG CLERK. — Junior; experier.'-ed. «m
peter.t. honest, reliable: prescriptions:
references: desires collea:*? privileges; stuJled
hard In pharmacy. i>hy»!c». chemistty.
I_nin. physiology, botany and mntrrla mel_
lea: rood sale-man. E. Fotherlngham. 87
Sycamore, aye.. Corona. N. Y.
1 DRUGGIST— druggist 5 years: Rn*«lan;
; ■ years" American experience; registered
New Jersey; desire* relief or steady posi
tion; city or _■_. Stromberg. 249 7th rt.
DRIVER colored: __a__a or dwble; refer
ence.. Kllngman. care Bowles. 310 Wast
S!»th et. '.'-•
ELECTRICIAN— wire laan: two
' years' experi'nee; with tools. L*-tll
Wright. 291 Union Et.. Brooklyn.
ELECTRICIAN.— Sober young man wWhss
eteady position with »ome electrical com
pany understands motors, telephone con
duit "work and general wiring and wnrVlng
from plans. R. Fleet. 874 Bth »t.. Brooklyn.
ELEVATOR RUNNER-— Toung man. 20;
experienced: hydrault-. electric: care of ;
machines. Address Ferdinand. 2*l We«t ;
90th st.
ELEVATOR RUNNER. — Tour.g man;
aU_nlj l experltnca low pressure loller i
arsd machtnerv: good 1 reference. Harry
Horwltx. 14S1 Oth aye. i
ELECTRICIAN. — Thorough mechanic;
plumbing, machinery, fteam and gasol»>r.<»
engines: woodwork; steady work; marine
or _b__!__MT: tools: reference. K»t!:. 4*. *
Atlantic aye.. Brooklyn. ;
ENGINEER — man unatiTtandlng «-le«-t
rlca: and steam erurlneerlnit. hydraulic
elevators. rvfriK*rstlna;; all arnund man:
hay- had rhar» of work. B____a*r. 11l
Waverley Place.
FNGINEER— or fireman in in-
Ktitute. or factMT; good mechanic: b.«t
references, not licensed. J. ilcManus, .-3 I
ijraiid St., Jersey C_tT. ;
ENGINEER, as chief and master me
chanlc: will maintain t.laat eSlclettly ,
and U-asUilriratly: executive ability; etier
g«tlc; excellent referencos. A<Mr»-ss En
a-ineer. care at Jardon. 229 West 44th st.
ENGINEER or ASSISTANT.— No licence;
" can run dynamos, pumps. gasolene en
gine and do ptamUac. P- Dwyer. 13J1 In
wood are. Highhrldg*.
ENGINHERP APSI?TANT — Amerlcnn:
"desires" t>osltlon In offlce buildlnir; good ,
ol!er: c»n take care of electric light*; 0
years with la*t employer; wlj-b tochanee;
hay« good reason. Henry Vogt. 4V» 2d aye. i
ELEVATOR MAN In office building or
■tore, by youns; colored mrin; two years'
expert-Dee: references. Washington Tyson.
175 Claremont aye.
ELECTRICIAN.— Seventeen years' ■___*>-
ence; a!', eyßtemn wlrlna;: new or flr.lsh»d
house work: able to handle any sized Job;
city or country. McDonald. 3714 3d aye.
FIREMAN*— Experienced engineer; Kood
city references : private house or hotel: j
tMrd" rlaas enslneer's license Grcss. Bl
j We»t 24th st.
i FIKKMANf ASSISTANT.— J. M . care of
McGnlre. 2274 Broadway.
! rrr.KMAN or engineer's helr*rt by young
MM. r. Weber. 4le Eart sad «t.
FOREMAN for j>tie driving dock or
bridgs work: will Ko anywhere. -ohn
Lorback. •* Brlttoo St.. W«t New Brighton.
; p. 1. -
■ KOCE-E CARPENTER wtahes situation In
hotel l or tvould do porter's work. Ai-rly
J=to!z. 41 TT—T 13Sth St.
, HOTEL MANAGER of wlda experience
will accept p<-*ltlon on salary or per
r-ntaU. or will le*«e. Address with par
ticulars. Hotel. 930 Colonial Butl-ln_.
isoston. Mass. _______
: HANT»T MAN. — Understands automobiles.
*asc'<-ne entrinee. borw<w: a!so gardening;
•otar and rellab'e: oltv or country; l'.w
■ l_H. , Linker. 31S Weit B2d -t.
i MAN\OER of lar*e Iniitalment house, with
' wide, business experience and executive
aflltl<-s seeks better powltion with leading
New York firm. X. Y. V... 79 Waverley
Ft.. 9mm City.
MCN'S COATS.— As toremnn; knows how
to manage ahop; be«t reference. M. Dta
| mond. 168 LMfH st. ___
.MACHINIST. — First claaa lathe hand;
■mall work preferred: In Brooklyn or
1 near the bridge. If possible. C. Hanen.
194 57th at.. Brooklyn. _
MAFOV r»!aeterer: ran do boiler work,
cementing: wt«hea j-o-ltlon In hotel, fac
tory or real estate; first claan mechanic
| John Z"Gr___ln. 231 Eaat 77th at.
1 MASFEUR- — By G«rrnan (2^): In snna
! torlunt or bath: will also rive lesson. in
1 msas-Clnc to private partlr-n. E_ Bchnlzky.
• aiS Ewt -«7tti at.
■______D-__T; 18 years" «xperlenc»: aged
80: first class on lathe; will take (rara.«r»
of small shop; rood «pi expected.
i Fchmldt. KM Washington «t.. Hoboken.
! OFFTCB WORK.— young man; rood po
< *ltlon: nine years' experience ir. electric
ll_ht!r, and Itaa business. Address HI
: Fairvtew «t.. Waterbury. Conn.
! PKIVATB SECRETARY or office ruper
; vfetr: r..\v 4V« years wlUi tarn* <al>le
1 r«inpany- e*n»e«t: rood reason for chiiiiu
in«; marrl»<l: W: first Mr. $1.500. Box
J«i7.' Yardley. I'en.a.
I PAIKTER. paperlianger, decorator; lilßh
' ttrade work; hotels, eatatee. private '
1 nouses: l«we*t estimated: iarfteat Jobs; also ■
i plasterlruc. Decorator. SKi West 43th »t.
PMVnEB. would lllte foremanship; -r
Msall job «_fc* tp run ••'' riawes; sober
nsd a ht»tl«r; o*»n .huw r«-su!t*. A«Mr#m«
. Tribune XJj>tov.n oaice. 1364 Broad
wajr.
XEW-YORK, FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1907.- PAGES NINE TO TWELVE.
WOE COMES TO CHICAGO CHATJFFETJUS.
Had Been Posing as Scions of Wealth by
Taking Young Women Out in City Cars.
Chioag-o. Aug. 22. — Three city chauffeurs who
sought to -win their way Into the hearts of thr«e
young women via the route of nightly excursions
over the moonlit boulevards in municipal automo
biles were separated with more force than jrrace
from the payroll of the city by the Civil Service
Commission yesterday.
Excessive gasolene bills, charts for enough of
the fluid to carry the three machir.es at least once
around the world, led to the undoing of the trio
and the exposure of the overtaxing of the city
machines.
Each young mau who lost his job. according to
the Civil Service commissioners, who are withhold
ing their names, spent Ills whole salary on clothes
and bouquets. This gave them an appearance that
n__da then look like scions of wealth. The autos
capped the climax, and tlie tales of riches that the
chauffeurs passed out to the innocent young women
would have made Ananias gnen with envy.
HHKK WANTED.
■__•
PAINTER and DECORATOR: capable of
doing good stencil work and etrlping in
oil or water; can make sketches: also
grainlns and Inside painting: steady and
reliable; steady work; sro anywhere i ..
122 Norman aye.. Brooklyn.
ROD — Young man; 4 years' experi
enoe; with civil engineer ami ■ surveyor:
references 11. Phillip-, Ill* Washington
st.. Brooklyn, care Dean.
SKIPPING CLERK— young n»an as
assistant; 22; FtrDng; Intelligent; with
large crncern preferred. D. l'erlmutter,
lf>4 Madison fit.
SHIPPING CLERK — By youns man. mar
ried: 'M jreasa of ace: best reference*.
\V. J. Heniiing. 142 East -3d *t.
SHOE SAIJJSMAS. -- Thorough experience
In ladies and gents' shoes; first class
trade; in or out or city. O. E. Carter. 210
East 4«th at. '
STENOQRAPHER-— opp»rtun
Itr: g-ntlenian (_6); fluent knowledge
German French, Italian. Spanish. Prussian;
innlde or outside: also tr.iv»-llin(;. Snow,
103 East 114 th st.
BQUAI! EEREEDER, experienced; to run a :
s<4_a!> or jioultry j.lant; or take charge of
KinHsmiTi'. country place, Box 15, I_ F.
D. 2. Lakewood, N. J.
SIGN PAINTER. — ("an do th« beat work;
steady work: is also a piano tuner. Ad
dress 317 Kiist 118 th St.. care Hanko.
TEI_CPHONE OPERATOR.— To_n_ man;
or clerical position. Walter 1> Scanlon,
440 Greenwich Bt.
! WATCHMAN or PORTF.R. —By »tr"i([
man; experlencefl: otpa.iy work in city.
Apply G. Kutis. 442 West 39th i>t. !
; YOUNG MAN (17); book publisher; or.»
year's experience; aaythinc. Nolan. 33G
! East 17th st.
YOUNG MAN. married and "f etea.*y hab
its "t anythirg: hours DO obJ-Ctlon where
advancement is a*sur«d. Hoar, 153 East
97th at. i
YOUNG MAN (23). at anything: not afraid
of hard wcrk or long hours: best refere
enc-e: g'»od penman. A. Rosenberg. &4S .
Grand St. j
YOUNO MAN. gi»l appearance and ability,
employed during •^:i^ wants employment
In evenings. Address G. J. S.. 121 West :
lGth et.
YOUNG MAN <-<»: a» Blßos assistant: j
quick and accurate at fljrures; beot of ref- j
erences: «=Blar>-. $I_. Ft' l. Boyk'.n. 64« i
West 47th ft !
YOT T NG MAN. 25; German-Amerioan; tn- ■
telllcent. honest, strictly sober: with
chance of advancement. Christian Seltz. 2S i
I_-.oust st.. Brooklyn. . j
YOUNO MAN. 21. smpt-yed part of nirht. ■
would like about 8 hours 1 work dn.!!y: j
clerical preferred: excellent reference. Jo
*eph Davttt. «1!> Hudson *t-
YOT'N'i MAN (10); honesc. lr,du«rlou». :
<,!.HRinir. wlslii. a position whi-re he can!
advance- Al r»feren<-r s . Edward B_ iv_ r—
stein. W5 Bast l_»tb st.
YOUNI MAN wUlies position at anythlnir. •
11. W. Rlrhter. -l--' Brook aye.. Bronx. !
YOUNO MAN flT): speaks Bttl- English; '
.. sv-_»s v-_» po-ltlon In B-o4 American fnmlly:
b*rt leterencea. George Lampi", 7 Al
bany st.
yoi'Nf, MAN from co_ntry woaM like i
position In city office; law pi-ferably;
triple <xr*rlen<-e. best references; r.'a- r.
able waa-s necessary. i. O. Box SSI.
EUverhead. L. I. I
TOtTNO MAN. — A BhaßC f«r any rellnbl*
house to secure without acoaptl >r. an
honest faßhf_l young man, _«. f<>r trust
worthy position: references. Pet IB Ity. IJ..H
Madison st.. Brooklyn^
TOUKO MAN— Bt well educate- «-_ac
man: IriFh. St; sober, honest, reliable
t,ri obliging; clerical or other miitahle po-
Kitlon- goS a_l_n r . Addren L_b_rnttm.
106& Qatea aye.. Brooklyn.
rOONa man OK): at nrsythtne-; tinsmith
, r roofer's helper; (ia-ilKer. 261 Ontral
ava.. Brooklyn.
TOI'NG M\*' mnrrle.l: at B-Qr Idad of
work; snask. Fngilsh (iermar. an_
i Polish. Leo Fchartau. cars, of Gall. r >*
Catoa aye. » .
' Yot'NO MAN f2->. lianiv with tools, de
<=!r<« a-sady position in t_-torjr: willing
to Start in th« woo- caning busilMH
1 Kmll Isler. 16 Rlvlngton st.
' TOUNCJ MAN f_2>. at aaytk-nc; ppeaks
Italian and English: one and a hnlf
; vars 1 nparf-Bcs In ractory, M. Ajnorosa,
Z-B Ist aye. s
V«,!-.Vi; MAN. -^.. strong, willing to wrwk
: at anything: Brst claaa references. Mat
s-kea, 320 Kast -Bth et.
T"emale.
i
! BOOKKEEPKK— Uy douMe entry beck
; hsrprr: bright, fnerKetlc nnod experi
enced- unquestionable r»-f»-renceii and
bonds: _alary $l."i. T«rr>% _M East 113 th st.
ETKNOGKAPHF.R and typewriter: OentUs:
neat, accurate, punctual; reads, speslr.
end writes Oerman; nlnu n _ jutus* exi«^
rience: l^«t i»f_Hinirs Address M. R.
W.. 4S«t» Kvergreen aye.. Jirooklvn.
SWITCHBOARD OPKIT.'TOn. Young lady
or twenty: first! olars aasrator: four years'
experience; b«Ft references can be furnished
Jf desired. Addrcs.. S. S*. 8.. Box 18. Tribune
Offlre.
IICMfMK SITIATIONS MA.NTKI).
Male.
Afi SECOND or useful rr."n. ■ eral nice
young mon with _ood references; can
take care of gentlemen's clothes: $2t>-?3.«.
Osterburg's l»iir>au. 716 Lexington aye.;
tei. Ma- Plaaa. • ■
CARETAKER.— By married man. to take
chargo of g_ntl_n__a . pjaos; Northern
New York preferred: bast l_«_pe_ce. M.
O*tran<Jer. Bonnie View. Bcb-daek l_H_Mll«.
N. Y.
CARFTAKBR. — By middle aKe<l man. with
small family: honest, sober, industrious;
un<3cr.tan<l« <are and in_M«emeat of gen
tleman's i, lace: references. C. F. \\ 11 lard.
Box 81. Pine Hill. N-. Y. .
COACHMAN — giving up horses
wlehea to rind a position for his man;
Swede- excellent recommendations. Coach
msn care, of Hrickson. 254 Pallsada aye..
rnlon Hill. N. J ■ ■
COACHMAN thorough hori>eman: so
ber, honest, obliging; good city driver;
excellent recommendations, ptrsonai or
written. Phelps. »7o Bth aye.
COACHMAN. USSFUL MAN. — Underntanjs
enre ut horses, harness, carriages; willing,
oblising: written and per».»nal referenced;
permanent place In country preferred. W.
W., Tribune t'jitown Ottloe. 1304 Uroadway.
COACHMAN and useful man. cook or
houseworkor; by a__t young Scotch
eou&le: married; no chlidren; good refer
ence. James, at Carpenter*a Bureau. 134
6th aye,
CO4CHMAN <colore<J); underetanda care of
horses, harqe*s. carriages; willing,
obliging; S yearn" reference last employer
can b* seen. Joseph Johnson. 130 West
134 th St., care Scott.
COACHMAN.— B» very neat, clean cut.
smooth face Irishman ; very careful and
reliable; will be useful at anything needed;
reference the best. Michael, at Carpenter's
Bureau. 154 6th aye. '
<;.\RI>KNER.— round vegetable, __■_-
scat* gard"n<r; practical horseman;
dairy. |K^ultr> : wishes position where com
j.,-terit trustworthy man is __a_re_; tee
totaler: good referenoea. F. M. '. Teeler.
IW Kieecker st. ■
aged 30: disengaged Anpit; no children.
Neilson. Centre I*!and. O»ft»r Bay.
C'OITPLBS <aever_l) • for ditler«>:t «rotk;
Ensl'sh. bwe*«t an>l Gt-rr-.an; \><=°t i-r
rrer.co-: "Its' or country. Mine. Kathew
son' 9 Bureau, 750 6th ay»., L*low Uij'po
firwoK Jd, aiOapryaat,^^ _ t ,- / ■
RAILRO— D9.
iiiiß shoua Le.ow Irom Liberty .St. Sta
tion. Leave West _3d St. 10 minutes earil-T
except as noted by designating marks.
I"HIL.A_>K_.IHIA TWO-HOUR TKAIN
EVERT HOUR ON THE HOUR.
4*12.15. 6.30. m 7.00. m'S.Oit. 5.30, »l».0O.
i*l-.15. 6.30, m 7.00. m»12.()0. 8.30. •t>.oo.
•10.UO. •11.00. 11.30, m»l_.«0. 1«l.li0. 1.30,
*2.0 i). «3.(i0, »4.(M). t*5.W, 5.80. in*«s.oo.
*7.00. »S.OO. *\>.oO. p10.30 p. m.. J«12.15
nidt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON — -*l-3l».
•8.00. «|»ll>.«>. 1«1_.C«. •_««. ',t'4tW.
V'tl.OO, »7.00.
LAKKWOOD AXU __\KEIirR_T— Z4.00.
10.00 a. n_, 1.30. k3.40. 00 p. m. Sun
days. 7.00. 10.00 a. m., 2.30 p. m. t
ATLANTIC CITY— »10.00 a. m.. xl.oo.
P2.30. k3.40 p. m.
ALL liAIL ROUTE — Long Branch. A»bury
Park, Oceaa Grove. <Sunday». North A»
bury Park), _4.Wi, 8.39, 11.30 a. m..
ex 12.40. x 1.20. 1.3(.>, 30. b0f4.35. g4.43.
b5. l. r >. 6.30. 0.30 J12.01. Sunday*, except
. Ot-e_n Grove. z3.30. U.IS. 10.00 a. in..
4.( H.». 8.30 p. ro.
SANDY HOOK — Atlantic High
lands. Seabrlght. Monmouth Beach. Long
Branch Asbury Park and Ocean Grove.
I-eave Pier til. N. R. (42d St.). » 00,
•.SB. 10..T0 a. m.. 12.30. 1.30. 3.00, 4.15.
f>.4o. 7.48. Sundays. 8.00. 10.00 a. m..
1.00, 3.:<0. 46 p. m. Leave Pier 10,
N. It. (Cedar St.). 9.20. 10.00, 11.00 a. m..
1.00. 8.00. 3.43, 4.43. 6.00. 8.10. SunJaya.
R3O. 10.30 a. m.. 1.30. 4.00, i*.3o P. m.
Tlm.j Tables _l\!r,«; time to EASTON
nKTIILEHKM. ALLENTOWN. MAITH
CHUNK. WILKESBARRE. FfTRANTON.
READING. HARRISBURO. POTTSVILIiE.
WILLIASISPORT anfl all other points can
be obtained at following oflleea: Liberty St.
(West 23d St. Tel. 3144 Chelsea), 8 Astor
Houae. 245. 434. 1300. 13K4 Broadway. I*2
Sth Ay.. 2«1 sth Ay.. 25 Union Pquare
West. 1798 3d Ay.. 10fl West 125 th St.. 243
Columbus Ay.. New York: 4 Court St.. 343.
844 Fulton St.. 479 Nostrand Ay.. Brook
lyn: 3W) Broadway. Wllllamsburs;. New
York Tratmfer Co. calls for and checks
Uicirmrn to destination.
•Dally. tnaliy. except Sunday. pSun
6ny*. tParlor earn only. mDlntng ear. ex
cept Sunday. xPaturdavs only. 7.Ltberty St.
cn!v. '|I->lnlng car Sundays. «Dlnlng car
dally. bExcert Saturdays. fExrept t»n«
Branch. From Went Twenty-third Street—
e12.20 p. in g4.30 p. m.. J11.50 p. m..
k3.20 04.20 p. m.
W. O. BESLER. W. C. HOPE.
Vlce-Pres. & O«.n. Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Agent.
BALTIKORE & OHIO R. R.
H«'VAL BLUR UNI TRAINS.
"?:ver>- other hour on tlie even hour."
TO BALTrMORE ANI) WASHINGTON.
I_>avo New York City. 23d St. Llby St.
•WABUINOTON. srpera, l_.-op_) l.Sn am
•WASHINGTON. Diner 7.%'ajn 8.09 an
•WASHINGTON, Diner, ».&•• am ln.nuim
•WASHINGTON. Diner. 11. SO am l.oon'n
•WASHINGTON. Buffet. i.Mrtpm 2.00 rm
•"KOVAL LTl> " I»lner. 3..V> pm 4.W pin
•WASHINGTON. Diner. B.»p_l 6.()0 ym
•WASHINGTON. Buffet. e.iupin T.-opni
•I"»l!y.
Through Dally Trnlns to the West.
L_av* New Tork City. _3_ St. Lib'jrSt.
CHICAGO, PITTSHUIta. 7.M»m f.Wira
CHICAOO. OOLUMBI'S, 11. am 12.00 n'n
ITTSBURG. CX_-V_X>'D, JMpra, 4 00 pm
"PITTSBtTRO UMrrD,'' iMpa 7.00 pm
.ST.LOCIS.LOCISV.. 11. pm 130 am
<nN..ST._/>TJIS.__n;iBV.. RSOam 10.00 em
_1N..8T._/>r_S.tOCISV., KJOpna B.W{m
OnVes: __S 4M. 18ix> Bron.iwnv, « Astor
House, 10?* Greenwich St.. _5 Union Square
•T., 3S<l Ornnd B_, Nf. V : »_i Fulton St..
Brooklyn; West 2.T.1 St. and IJ^erty St.
After 6 p. m. Sleeping Car Itea trvatlo ns
ai I fall Information r_gar__M train-, etc..
can be cJ talncd at Bureau of Information,
li A. 0 R It.. _3- Terminal. 'l'liune No.
C_>eisea 3144.
N. V.. N. EL & HAKTFOKD R. R.
Trains ■'.• part CraH Graad Central Station,
42ri St. and 4th Aye., an follow* for
Boston via New ndon * Prov.— tJS:(V>,
-: 10:00 t JO.t-o. »x l«':f>_ A. M.. t|||l.«i
Ixll.-01, *xi|3:w. tt 8:00. 8:00. »1 s:<'_,
i'.l2:<»»i '.12:<»» P. M. Via WUl___uatto—
A. M.. '_:<«• P. M. Via SpM.— ta:l«
A. M • l_:0O *!:4:f»\ •J|11:OU P. M.
Whit» Mtna.. St. Albana and Quebec. —
1«.'!A:«> A. M.. t»:W P. M.
I'ortland tt Bar Harbor via Wore.— l*.« P.M.
Wor'stsr *■■ Fitch., via Putnam — I\ M.
I-tk.Mil.- A Norf.— t*»HW A. M.. I.UI P.M.
'-.i. iiarrlr.gton. Btockbrldge, I.ci.ox. ritis
; Oeld 14:54. ••»:<«> A.M.. si :2f>. t3:31 P.M.
Ticket a-Bcea at cOrand Ontral Bt'a and
cl2Sth St. also nt c 2», 1200, cISO4 B'wa,y.
<2n ITil.ii gq . cl»2 flfih Ay... c2JS Colum
l-ua Aye.. C-4_ Madiaofl Aye., cltf. W. l_ftti
St.. '.'Tt.K Third Aye. In Brooklyn. ■«
Court st 47!< Nostrand Aye.. 800 B"way
•Dally. (Except Sundays JSt p. at 123 th
St si-top, at 123 th St. Sundays only.
: JParlor Car Limited. |Bunday parlor ear
train. |!llns <!In!.'ig car. cParlor and
Sleeping Car tickets also, ssaturdays on!y.
LEIHIiiQII. VALLEY.
Footof W. BdA:< ortlandtanilUesl.rossesbU-iL
«H_liy jj-ud-y: h7.^:.. bi.iX e7 45. d 9._>. n».2S ij 4_.
~ nV-.,A|LvN.Y..B
Buffalo Eiprwu.. tttOil # <yi,so a 2*
Buffsl.) Ki;>re« «b9.4O__ *d».50 It
IHAi X DIAMOND EXP.. •11.35 a _ 'llOON'*
Chic _ Toronto Vest. Rib.. n3.40 r _ *»5.40 i- <*
UE BUFFALO Tlt\lN.. 'I.M r - ''.urn
Ticket I Meea : 833 u:ia l|_lDii-_las>
i
DO3IESTIC SITUATIONS »ami:ii
M_l«.
GARDENER, farm manager; l.y expert
grower of fmlt, plants, Bowen and »___-
tables: under kl"*s _ni outaoors; caro of
I«)ultry, liv«»tock; farming, lawns, shrubs.
roa_s and Keneral construction work; aged
3S; married; two In family; would operate
greenhouiie*. poultry plant and fruit rarm
on salary, share, or otherwise. Gardener,
P O. BOX _M>, Roslyn. Long Island.
JANITOR. — To takft care of steam heated
Hati». apartment, or huust-s; city ur coun
try; handy with toote. A'liir>-»s W. j.
Cooper. :t44 I'r.inklin me.. Brooklyn.
VAUETT.— Atte__a«t, or charge of bache
lor's aparliuent.i; « xperleno ad tru in; KtiK -
llsh; willing and ouMglJiß, goo.l refereaces;
town or country. B. Oanlr.er. care of Mis.
Uo Bteele. io_ West luuth «t.. city.
VALET.— Colored. Address Holland, care
of Ooli-T. -0 West 130 th sU
WAITKK or I'OKTER. — Neat colored man.
in Brat-claa. place; K'>od r»fcr.>ine. H.
Brown. 238 West 23th st, cure of Hoss.
WAITKK (colored); kaews his baslnisa:
In hot.-l or bearding house; city or co__
try; linnrit; strleoy sober. Ad'fr'-fs
Weathers, care Mills, \)*i Perry St.
Female-
A M.ME. JACQUIN. 602 6th aye.. near
.T.".th at.— French employment bureau; __p
plles »"l"Ct i«Tv«nts. all capacltl<:.; rccom
nacaded balp. all nutlonailiicb. wanted.
CHILD'S NURSE. — By reliable Sw.«llsh
girl; very in-at and kind; good reference
gtven. Address Mies O. V. L.. care of Y.
Myer. Wilton, Conn.
CARETAKKI'.-S. -Two coinpfttent women,
aa caretaker, country place; capable of
raring for boras, cow, etc.; _>>od references.
Blanche Powtor, Twilight Itest. Haines
Falls. N. V-
CHAMMEI'.MAII) and waitress or light
housework; moderate wages; city or
country. A. T.. Mrs. Colllur's Agency, 1«-
West 23«T St.
CHAMJ3KRMAID and WAITRESS.— Young
Irish gl:l. not long In country; wagc-i.
Sin -$lB. Flaherty's Bureau. 455 Columbus
aye.. Tel. 741 River.
CHAMBERMAID —Neat, colored girl; office
work or chamberw-rk. Brlntun, 221 Ka.st
at _t
_HA_TBEKMAI_>. — Young German; can
sew; willing' to assist with grown chil
dren- good rcferenc*!?. Wlnthrojv Bureau,
a West B><th s;. 'Phone 10Ji_— 3*th.
CHAMBFTRMAID and waltregaea (9); first
•:la_s rof-rencee; Engllsli. Krcnch. Ger
man and Scandinavian; city, country- Mme.
Mathewson'a Bureau. 75«> «th nve.. below
Hippodrome. Tel. 3108 BrjsJMl
COOK. — German your.g woman; first class
in every branch; excellent references;
rlty or countrj'; $30- O«"tt-rbers'» Bureau.
716 Lexington aye. Tel. inr-fl— Plaza.
Thoroughly reliable, flrat class
' "femily cook: Swedish: _Bderita___ all
kinds ct rooking: will go to country bal
nr,-e of wnaw 11. $3(1. Call Swedish Kx
chanco. 139 Kait 30».h s:. Tel. 4304 —
Madison. - ;
COOKS— "dish. Irish; competent young
women. v.!t.- hich class references.
V.lnthrep Bur__t. <T> "vVest 38th st. 'Pti.me
ir;i> — KSih.
COOK ■»•_! LAITNDnESS. — Middle aee.-l^
svoman; flrst clafs reference; wages. $25.
Flaherty's ti-_r'_ii. 465 Columbui »vn., lei.
741 River.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Fast TlflliM Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHERBOURG — BREMEN.
Kaiser. .Aur. 27. 1« AM| Kaiser. ..bept. -*
K. Wm. ll.Sept.3, IJfMI K. Win. 11-Oct. 1
Xr > pr > z..Sept. 10. 7 A M | Kronprlnz.-Ocu 8
C-cllie(_ew)Septl7.-lAM| Ceciliein«:w)Oct.lo
Twin-Screw Passenger Service.
rLTMOUTH- CHERBOURG — BREMEN
Friedrloh.Auß.2o. 10 AMI Kurfuerst.-tpt. _H
•Gnelsenau.Kept.s.lo AM] Friedrich...Oct. 3
Bremen . .Sept. 12, AMI *Gneisenau.Oct.lO
liarbarossa.Septiy.lOAJll 'Main ....Oct. II
•Bremen direct.
Mediterranean Service.
NAPLES GENOA, at 11 AM.
K. Luise Auk. 31 !K. L-iise Oct. 6
K. Albert.... Sept 7 K. Albert Oct. 1»
•Neckar Sept. 14 j »Neckar OcL '*X
P. Irene Sept. 2lj Friedrieh Nov. -
•Omits Genoa,
rrom Bremen Piers. 3d & 4th Sts.. Hoboken.
N. G. Lloyd Express Servkv.
NAPLES — ALEXANDRIA.
German— Medlterranea-i— Levant Line.
Marseilles— Genoa via Naples to the Levant.
IIOYAL ROUMANIAN MAIL STEAMERS.
— Cons tantlnople— - Smyrna —
Alexandria.
NORTH GERMAN LLOTD TPAVBLLERs
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVEJR THE WORLD, i
OELRICHS & CO.. No. B Broadway. N. Y.
Louis H. Meyer. 1016 Walnut St., Phila.
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE.
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS AND PASSEN
GEiI SF.HVICE.
Plymouth— caerbourg-— Hamburg
•I> lschland.Aug.2l»,9 AM|*Hluecher._ept.l_
IT»-toria. ..Aug. 31. 11 AM| 'P.L'coln.Sfpt.l4
•tKaiserln.S».i.t.:>,3:3oPM|*tAm i rika.S«pt.l«
Patricia Sept. 7. 3 PM|Walderse«.Sept.2l
•Amoiiß. Mi--fi.il features of these ve^sols
are: Grill Room. Gymnasium. Palm C.ard<-n.
Rlti-Carlton Restaurant, Elevators, Electric
Baths. fNew.
Mediterranean Service.
TO GIBRALTAR— NAPL_36 —
•Moltkp Sept. 3. 2 PM: Oct. 15. Nov. 28
1 lam burg.. Kept. 24, 11 AM: Nov. 5, Jan. 4
•Hus Grill Koom. tHaa Gymnasium.
TOURIST BUREAU.
R. R. tlcketf. hotel accommodations and
Reneral information about foreign travel.
Traveller- checka good all over the world.
OFFICE, 07 I«KOAI.»WAY. N. T.
'I'hone lf*M> Rector. Piers. Hoboken.
AT'CDTP A M T INh From Pier 1.1. N. R.
AncKiLAW Llna Falling «t 0:30 A. M.
-CIIERrt'G—^S'TUAMI'TON
l > hiladelphia..Aua;. 24; New York Sept. 7
St. Paul Auk- 31 |Ft. Louis Sept. 14
RED.STAR LINE K-.'r.'
NEW YORK— DOVER— ANTWERP.
Finland... Aug.24.«:3oAM |Kroon__}d.Sep_ 7
VaderlnndA-KP.l.lo:3oAM!Zeeland. -Sept. 14,
WHITE STAR LINE &°n.r?'
NEW YORK— Q'NSTOWN— LIVERPOOi^.
•Arabic. .Aue.2fi.lo AM[*C*drlc ....Sept 12
•Ualtlo _ept.-,4 PMl'Celtlo Sept. 1!»
PLYMOUTH — — ii.THA.Mf lUN
•Ocpanic Aug.2».'J AM ! A_rlatlo Sept. 11
•Majestic. . .50pt.4.10 AMf'Tautonlc.Sept. IS
tNf-w. 25.01*0 tons; has Elevator.
Gyranßslum, Turkish Baths and 'Band.
NEW YORK— AZORES— MEDITRANEAN
•CRETIC Sept. 2«. noon; Nov. 7: Dec 11
•nnpi'P.LlC Oct. 24. 8 P. M .; Nov. 30
BOSTON— AZORES— MEDITERRANEAN
•ROMANIC Sept. 14. 3 P. M. : Oct. 26
•CANOPIC. .Oet r. 0 AM; Nov. 1«: Jan. 11
PASSENGER OFFICE. 9 BROADWAY.
Freight Offlce, Whitehall Bids;.. Battery PI.
OGJ!?_A\^GD IL_s_lE©_
From Pl»rs 51-f.2, North River.
TO LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN.
PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH TO
LONDON AND PARIS.
LUCANIA AUG. _4. 6:30 A. M.
CARONIA AUG. 2T. 8:30 A. M.
T.-MBKIA _. AUG. 31. 10 A. M.
CAMPANIA SEPT. 7. 6 A. M.
CAKMANIA SEPT. 10. 8 A. M.
ETRURIA SKPT. 14. 10 A. M.
The new Quadruple Screw Turbine.
S-S."LUSITANIA" %$l
LAROFST t_M__ IN THH WORLD.
Will leave New York Sat.. Sept. 21. 3 P. _L.
from Pier 64. N. R. (foot of 14th St.).
HUNGARIAN-AMERICAN EERVICH.
TO FIUMK VIA
GIBRALTAR. NAPI__3 AND TRIESTE.
RLAVONIA Sept. .1. r.oen; Oct. 24
PANNONIA Sept. 26. Nov. 14
CARPATHIA <v!a Oenoa) Or-t. JO
SPECIAL MEDITERRANEAN CRUISES.
CALLING AT MADEIRA.
Psrnir'a "I Nov. 23. lt>f>7
20.(M) ton»J 'Feb. is I •Calling at
Cannania l. Jan 16 rALBXANDRiA.
_o.aaa tons. J ioi' j
VERNON H. BROWN. Gen'l Agent.
Zl--4 State St.. opposite the Batte-y.
MALLORT STEAICSHIP CO.
nest of «pirn_M modern steamships.
Finest service. Delightful Ocean and
Guir voyages. Low summer ra'ea.
ALL SAILINGS from Pier 13 or Id.
East Rlvr. nr. F\ilton at.. N.T..12 Noon.
OALVESTOX. Tues.. Thiri. «n<l
Pat.; MOIIILK, Fri. . URINSWICK.
_a, Frt." KEY WE3T. Hat.
Freight and P__a____rs to the South.
West and Southwest, Including Texas.
Louisiana. Arkansas. Oklahoma. Kan
sas. New and Old Mexico. Colorado,
I'lali. Nevada. Arizona and California.
Tickets. r-sarvaUgoa. Kills I_tdtng
and all Information. 200 B'way. cor. Reade
at., and (O South, nr. Fulton st.. N. Y.
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDFRBT.
Coh>.-nbla.Aa_ _4.Uwm|r.arj'i:la.Sept.7,inam
Kurnesnu. Aug.3l r «n I Astoria. Sept. 14. no_n
C_bln »0. 2.1 C-MB tX<. 3d I'aMn. $27 00.
and upward, according to n. . < immolation A
•tramshlp. For terms and Information apply
HENDRRSON BROTHERS. 17-19 B'way.
HOLUWD-AMERICA USBIF
UU NEW YOKK-Itt iTTHIU)AM 1=
Vlk _OCI_-OKB.
Sailings Wednesday as per sailing tlst.
Noordam Aug. JS; Oct. L. Nov. 6
Kyndain Sipt. 4; Oct. ft; Nov. 13
Potsdam Sept. 11; Oct. 10; Nov. 20
Nerv Amsterdam.. .Hept. 1H; Oct. _.'i. N-.v. _1
Statendam .-■;•< 25. lo A. M . Oct. .10
Freight & Passenger Agency, 39 B'way.N.Y.
pi:i> "D" LINE
For La Ouayra, Puerto CateUoi, Cura
eae and Maracaibo, via Curacao, calling
nlso at San Jnaa, P. R.:
Pe. l'hlladelphla... .Satunlav. Aug. SI. noon
Bs. Caracas .Saturday. Sept. 14. noon
For l.n Ouavra, Oirac a o Maracaibo:
P». Zulln Saturday. Aug. -4. noon
Ss. Sfaracalbo .... Saturday. Sept. T. aooa
There steamers have su[>erlor accommo
dations for ia»«en«»rs.
BOULTON, FILISS * DALLETT.
General Managers. S2 Wall St.
[F(DCP LPcDCPU® ffiOflßGD
Steamshlj* of the Red "D" I.INK will
rail from I'ler 11. o<-*r Wall St. Ferry,
nronhlyn. for San Juan direct as follows:
hs Philadelphia .Saturday. Aug. 31. noon
ts' Caracas unlay. Sept. 14. noon
For fretfht or |«waKe apply to
I.Ti'N. BUSS Sl DAU-ETT.
Oeneral Manager*, S- Wall St.
©Liß) DiBRIDSMBIBMI USOE.
DAILY SERVICE.
For Jamestown Exposition. Old Point
Comfort. Norfolk. Portsmouth. Plnn.ir's
Point and Newport News. Va.. connecting
for Pet.-rsburg. P.lchmond. Virginia Beach.
Washington. D. C. and entire South and
Weut.
FrelKlt and pa»"e!i«rer steamers sail from
Pier 2«. N. R foot of Beach St.. every
W. l. WOODROW. Trafflc Manager.
-rrv runn-rVI'T? CLARK'S tknth AN-
C ■DnU IE LvJ ITnval c«ns_. Feb. «.
charterud S. S. "Arabic." 18. 000 ton*
THKKE TOUHS ROUND THE WORLD.
FRANK C CLARK. Tlm»» Bldg.. I*. T.
«T A VELOOE" Fnst Ttnllan Line.
■*- J Sailing from Pier «4. North Klv«r.
ft of 34th St.. for Naples and One*.
■llliinrl* HartneH -t ■•« .SO wli H^
MM__MIC in Mluns __________
Femalf-
COOK -Very neat; thoroußhiy under staadi
all braneh.-s plain and fancy cooking: ref
erences; -ity or country. M. L. Mi-s.
Collier's Agency. 123 Wast 23d St.
COOK &c — CHAMBERMAID, Ac— Two
sisters, together: one as cook and laun
dreas: other chambermalu and waitress;
_rst e_M_ reference: •___«_. $25. S2O.
Flaherty'* Bureau. 453 Columbu. aye.. Tel.
741 River. v-.t"'
COOK laundress, afslst with washing
country. Call a» 7th aye.. near 25th st.
diilroy bell).
DAY'S WORK.— Br woman Mrs. Roberts,
a«» liat 21st st. Nm-nv nL
I'VY'S WORK. — Colored woman: washing
or cleaning, or few hours dally. Mary
Webb 32 West 133 th st., care of Harris.
ELDERLY WOMAN, as working house
keeper In a small elderly family; good
cook washer and lroner; small wages; city
or country; r_far__ca, Cal! or write, 3U7
Sth aye.. near :s((th st. ; rtnjt Magulre bell.
GOVERNESS or < COMPANION. -W. >l! odu
cated German, a.i governess for children
over five or as companion for youri; lady:
ian be an assistant In music 87 T\'e«t
Mtfe at.
HOUSEWOUKER. — German; youns. neat.
clean Blrl; best of reff r^ncea: city pre
ferre«!- $"f> Osterbcr)t"s Bureau. 71(5 Lex
hwton aye. Tel, --Plaia. _____
HOKSEWORK. — Man and wife, no chtl
' dren; Vsli Hungarian only; city or
country L. Griasltf, ■30 Ea»t 3«<l_ «t.»
_>lbu__.
STEAMBOATS. _______
1857 _D_B_fßDl|jQDft-
Palatial Steamers "HKNDRICK HUDSON " j
"NIJW YOKK." "ALBANY" and "MXX*
POWELL" of the HudßOc I'.lver Day Line,
lautwt and finest river U._ts In the worm.
Lv. Read Down. Ar UemilP-
A M. A.M. P.M. D'y ex.S'n.A.M. P.>L P-M.
8:00 t-B'klyn Annex. I •^l-VJii
8:40 9:40 l:4s.Desbes St.U 4r t-__l __■
8:00 10:0012:00.. 3t..11:-0 6:30 ■_■
8:20 10:20 _:_o.W.l_tnh St. 6:10 ■_■
9:45 11:00 Yonkers *-W *- 33
4Co.Hlgh'd Fll».8:40 ..... ••■•
11:00] 1:10 00-.Wcat Poln_B:3s 2:CO 5:43
l:30 _:__.. .Cornwall.. B:l6 ■•■■■ "__■
12:25 1:00 5:45...Newb_r_h..8:00 2:13 0:w»
i 16:15.. N. liainh.. 7:Bo — •
0:30. ...Mi1t0n... 7:15 -_-__-;___
1:15 2:40 6:45.. P0keep81-.. 1:20 4:10
2:10 ..Kingston r___-.. 12:25...-.
••-.- T:4S..Klnpston..6:oo ____J
S:2C Cataklll 11:00
8:40 Hudson 10:40
6:10 Albany 8:30.....
P.M. P.M. P.M. - A.M. A.M. P.M.
•Connecting w.th O. & W. Ry. .
Special trains to CatsklU Mt. resorts ana
Saratoga, anil easy connections to all point*
East. North and West. Through ticketsana
oaggage checked at offices of N. T. Trans
fer Co. Throjgh rail ticketa between N. Y.
and Albany accepted. Most delightful one-,
half and one-day outlnits to West Point. I
Newburgh. cr Poughkeepsle, returnln. on
any down Day boat. Meals •••■•■. at all
botirs. MUSIC.
STR. MARY POV/ELL abov cc ° tv t mn "
Perfect Afternoon Outing. Leave Desb-ses
St. 1:45 P.M.. connecting at West I'olnt wlih
STS A? RANY dv VVest 42d st - 8:40
r 1 a. -ULDA-i 1 p __ otcheatra oa
each xteamer.
tBCD©Tr(iDK3 &&33SS
FALL hIVKH LiNK via. Newport and hall
River. Lv. Pier 1». N. R.. ft. Warren St..
week days and Sundays. 5:30 P. M. -Strs.
Priscllla and Puritan. Orchestra on each.
PROVII)E.Nr_ LINE, for Providence. boe
ton. Kaat and North. Lv. Pier 18. N. R.. ft.
Murray St.. week days only, ft P. M- Sire.
Providence and Plymouth (new). Orchestra.
NEW BEDFORD LINE, for New Bedford.
Wood's Hole. Martha's Vineyard. Nan
tucket. Mattapoleett. Marlon and other
points on Cape Cod. Lv. Fler 40. N. R.. ft.
Clarkson St.. week days only. 6P. M. Strs.
Maine and New Hampshire.
NORWICH LINE for New London. Blo<-_
Island. Norwich, Watch Hill. Narragansett
Pier. Worcester. Lv. Pier 40. N. R-. ft.
C!ark!«on St.. week days only. 9 _P. M-.
Pier 70. E. R . ft. E. _2d St.. 6:30 P. M.
ALSO DAYLIGHT TRIP Mondays. Pier 40.
N. R.. 10 A. M.: ft. E. 22d St.. 10:45 A. M. :
Ftrs. Chester W. Chapln and city of Lcv<l }}i
NEW HAVEV LINE, for New Haven and
North. Lv. Pier 20. E. R.. week ( JW"'_r__J
P. M.; Sundays. 9:30 A. M. Lv. foot East
22d St.. week vs. S«0 P. M : Sundays
10-.00 A. M. Sundays due New York on re
turn. 9:00 P. M. Str. Richard Peek.
Tickets and staterooms at 248. R73. lisa
12iN) and 1354 Broadway. 25 nI ° n « 7?-;_™
Fifth Aye. 64f> Ma<li«on Aye., 245 Colum
bus*A-ve.. 105 W. 125 th St.. 2798 Third A>».
and at Piers. New York. _ ,
HUDSON RIVER
NIGHT SERVICE
PEOPI_E3 ALBANY l»l_fa_ If**
Steamers C W. Morse and Adirondack.
Ln-e. Pier 32. N. R.. week days and Su^
da>-«. 6 p. in.: W. 129 th St.. 6:30 p.
Albany. Troy. Saratoga. I-akes °5° r __ I__1 ___ 1
Champlaln. Adlrondacks. Thousand Xslands,
Niagara Falls. Montreal. North n __j;. e v:
Fln"s nloe. lluslc. Gorgeous searchllßht
exhibit. The Hudson sublime and m»J?"_-cm »J?"_- c -
CITIZENS TROY LINE. Steamers Dean
Richmond and Oreenport. I/W). _.V_t . s
R.. week day, & Sun-lays. -p. m^ Low rates^
Tickets and .taterooms at wfca £*r,f! I ,°
City Ticket Offlc*. _9O B'way. cor. Reade st.
EUPTTDIIG-tILDE-LE
slJ§=KsT§Gfl=siJ®s lJ§=KsT§Gfl= s iJ®
Via Boat 4 Troller. — via Boat * Rai>-
Fall River $I.oo!Provl<lence _i""__"__
Newport n.EMNew- B^^i^inV,
Cnr>espon4lngr KeducUons to All Points.
Btrs. CONNECTICUT & RHODE ISLAJTD.
Safety— Convenience— Comfort— Muslo.
I_>nve N. T. Dally and Sunday. ri<=r 81.
N. R.. ft W. 44th St.. 5.30 P. M.
Tel. 4354 Bryant.
Tlcketl 200 Broadway 31 W'st EOth «.
OSicesi Tel. 8410 Worth lTel. 84^2 Mad 3q.
Newburgh. Poughkcepsie and Rondout.
nrday.)_at 4 P. M. ;^Saturday*. 1 P. M-.
___«T^_4ft_?_____
8 P. Ml ; West 12»th St. 3:30
P ' *** Cut ft A M Pier 24. N. R
SUNDAYS \£ o1o 1 A. M.. West 12ttth et.
ralenvllle. Halnes Oorners TanneravMe.
Week days. <J P. m. frcin iT_"lstopher et..
7 p. m. from W_st 12-th St. Extra boat
Saturdays, 1:30 [>. m. Special trains for
Catskill Mountain points. Han_-om. Illus
trated B.joklet Mailed Fre*. .
BLOCK ISLAND. ORIENT. GREENPORT.
BHEL.TER ISLAND ANI ? A • , HARBOR.
Via Mortauk Steamboat Co.'- Line _____
NT. New Pier 8. *_ aV._Tl_l Jl IJ and
TburFdays »:!»: Saturday, 1 •«> P. M
11l SlNF>f* fUA.NTFS.
$55,000 CASH WANTED: money amply
secured and buys half interest. 100 acres.
65 acres now under cultivation; located
Cnest part of Long Island: excellent In
ve«tme__; fortune In this prpppsition;
schools fire house; large buMlnga;
only 5 now built- pro'«rty Full details at
, fl n.\ V minute, from deporF..!! <l«all, at
M. i»..nalJ- Wiggins Co.. 267 Broadway.
$3,500 BUYS two connecting furnished
room and boarding houses; located \\est
23d »t.; receipts *3& week y; cause, eick
n«ss. Apply McDonald-V.lKßtns Co.. 23,
Broadway. _____^—
|T.M» BirVS 1» lots facing main trolley
lines; . minutes from station; Westfle.d.
N J • sew«r. water, etc; high ground:
nicely' situated: barnaln Particulars at
Mi-Donald-Wtgglns Co.. 257 Broadway.
l°Siio BUYS cafe and bowllnff alloys; 9
years' leaae; Mi weekly business; es
tablished business: tine location Bronx.
Xbw YoTk City; «ood reason for selling.
Apply McDonald-Wiggins Co.. 25T Bmad
way.
IX)ST — BANKBOOKS.
BANKBOOK No. I.O__.TOG missing. Ki-d
ly return to Bowery Savings Dank.
LOST —Bankbook No. 436.373. of Pry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon mUd book is called U l*» to
present the same to the bank within thirty
days or the saM book will be declared
cancelled an.l extinguished, and a new one
Issued in lieu thereof.
LOST — Bankbook No. 489.W2. of Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book Is called upon to
rrt«ont the same to th» bank within thirty
days, or the salJ book will b« asej—J
cancelled and oxtlnirulshed. and a new one
lsßUed In lteu thereof.
I/>BT.— B-Bkbooli No. 704.3.15. Bank for
Savtaasa, 3-D 4t»i aye.. New Tork. Pay
ment atoppe.l. l'l.ase n-turn book to bank.
LOOT Han-linn- No. 2.813 of the Jeffer
son Brink. Payment stopped. Finder
please return to the bank.
LOST.— Bankbook No. 203.904. Harlem
Savings Hank. Payment stopped. Kindly
return to bank.
LOST —Bankbook No. 928.294. Bank for
Baring. 289 4th aye.. New York. Pay
ment atopped. Please return book to banK.
I/M-T —Bankbook No. 823.048. Hank for
Savings. 2Ht> 4th aye.. New York. Pay
ment stopped. Pleaae return book to bank.
1 LOST. — Bankbook No. 906.475. Bank for
Savings. 2?(> 4th nve.. New York. Par
ment ytop)<-q. Please return bo_k_____a___
DO3IESTIC SITUATIONS W \NTKI>
Female.
JAN'ITRESR. — woman; willing to
pay part rent for ground floor, between
•Wth and llCth sts.. west'slde. Mr 3. Ha
hermann. 16. West 102 d St.. second floor i
east.
LADES MAIDS: good seamstresses; com
petent Nonvegian. Irish and" German;
r!ty references. Wlnthrop Bureau, 65 \\est
SHth st. Tele. 10t»2— 3»th.
__UJSDRESS— By Flnnlah woman; capa- ;
ble; first laundress; can do shirts, ool
lars and c_ffs? good reference . JusslU
Bureaa. 68« L_Jtlngto« aye. -^ :
MAID &c— colored girl: sewing, men_- :
.','.- a:. for Invalid or work In
offlcf: nurse child. Olivia. Jones. 161 West j
44th st. I
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, American, re- !
nnrd an.l trustworthy. would give
mothers care to Infant; understands bottle
feeding. B. B . Tribune Office.
WASHING rr CLEANING. —By colored
W sS2SmfsSm a day. L. Ga-kln. 48
East 132 d St.
WASHING. — Oood careful woman, to take
washing homer also housecieanlng: good
city reference. M. S.. 041 East 41st st.
WAITRESS. — Good, clean, neat; Swe-INh:
v rv r»'*t of pef'renoe: $25: .I.v .'..'■..
Call Swedish Kxch«n_». tat East 20th »_..
or Tel. IBM Madison.
WET NURSE, with first baby, six w»ekj
Aid, Foata, ISS li'__t_y* —--»
—— i. - — ~~
DRY GOODS.
8. 11-.I 1 -. •_»>. __. _4. '_•;. 30 West Fourteenth St.
7. 0. 11. 13. 1.".. IT. 10. _i>. 21. _-. 23. -»• -•"• '-'" »»' 1 "' %N>st Th rtP " nth SL
Friday, as Usual, Bargain Day
with
PRICES
that show the combined power of
August Sale and Stock Clearances!
August S_le cf 3iaaiets
N,. Su.b Valu-s Throii_li-»r.t the
Lenpth and Breadth of the Land.
• AH Wool Callfornlas— slie—
White an- Scarlet value JS.9S.--5.y8
11-4 aJzo Sup-rflhe California Blankets—
White and Colored— valua |10.00. .6.«0
11-4 size Gray and Tan Wool Blankets—
Instead of $3.0T 2.98
12-4 size. Fine Australian Wool
Blankets— with dainty pink
and bluo bor-er---v_l_e $15.98. . .9,ya
Jacquard Bath Robe Blankets—
72x00 Inch— extra heavy— «_»_■.
r->g_larly $2-9« .--I.WO
Guaranteed All-Wool Callfornlas —
11-4 »l«e— white and scarlet—
Ttg. $5.1* and $*9H V.VU
Fine California All-Woo! Blankets—
11-4 size— pretty borders— best
finish— JT.DH and $!>»» 4._>S
11-4 size Cotton Blankets^ —
Eideruown flnl.«.h— White and Grar—
worth. $2.4S 1.-*9
Heavy Cotton Fleer* Blanket-.
for large beds— were $I.M 1.29
ISISIiTIS 1 AU GUST SALE
Pillow Cases V " srEGIALS
Sleets, Etc J
Yard wide Unbleached Muslins—] fji
full round thread— elsewhere 9. S »
Tard wide Bleached Muslins— < \ _T "■
medluni and heavy— .10H. . I +
Fruit of Loom Muslins— ~\ Ip. .
lensrths. 2 to 2f> yds— j" . J U._
elsewhere .14 — Price J
BLEACHED SHEETINGS
Beg. Spec. I R?K- Spec.
421nch...1!> .13^ 7-4 =S .22
Jl-4 21 14H *-4 31 .24
inch.. .23 '.lflH »-•. •« 27
ft-4. 25 .18H«lO-». 3_ .29
UNBLEACHED SHEETTNGS—
sKjfe-^ B f'l
B-4. IS> .13H »-•. 2S .22
«_4 25 .IS** «>-*• M -27
7_4- 25 .18^ 10-*- a •-?
PIIXOW CASES — Lockwooda. Mohawks,
Wlll-Wash-Heavler« — _
42x3fV-were. 21 . 1 4 I sOx3B— were g .|7
48_38-wers .2S .lgJM__»-weTti .27 .19
SHEETS — Lockwoods. Mohawis.
WIH-Wash-Heavlers — . _
P4l o<V-wer« .«> .40 I 72x9^-were .7S .g£
Hm hi -69 .591 SlxOO-wew .S3 .89
©oxo0 — were s " 7 V
We keep all sliest
Look for the tickets— tr» to
match our price- by offertn* un
tlcketel and Inferior «uallMea—
therefor- Insist upon seeina; ticket.!
Remember
We Do Not Open Saturday.
Supply Tour Wants To-day.
1 : ♦
A^&cst Sale
TaWc Linens, Towels, Tcweili-£s
Every Item a Decided Bargain.
Mercerized Table Damaslc»-fun histre—
best patterns— Cß Inch— worth .43. . ._jy
Mercerized Napkins— by dozen—
18 In— -9" •"_;
20 in.— res. H» -»»
24 In.— re*, fi 69 --29
All Linen t>a_iaa__— an* Creanv-
6.9 and 70 Inch— -69-' •••■
Fatln Damask H. S. Set«-bleacb*_—
juift cloth and 12 napkins-wly o«e |
dootfrn— therefor© yalue J^.9S tl.yo
All Linen Pattern Cloths— foll^ s_?^h oci
Bleach— S-1O reirularty $2.8*. 1 .Sb
NAPKINS TO MATCH—
20-lnch— 52.79 d0ien....2.39
24-Inch — $3. T0 doaen 3.39 1
Fatln Double Damask. Pattern Cloti*—
__2 r i yds.— worth $5.9« and $«.9S. _I.y»
H»n.med P'.c« R«taurant Napfcla*—
Elsewhere .39 a doxen— price. . .2i> ;
All Linen Napkins— fall bleached—
lOHxlO'i— reg. *_. W doien T ._IWI
Kitra Heavy Turkish Towels. , j
21x43— hem'd— full bleached—
regularly -27 ••-- "__•
Turklah TorPe!s-23x44-reg. .53... .24
Pure White Huck Towels— 2ox3s—
hem'd^-damask flßured— re*r. .IS. . 9«4 j
Hemmed Huck Towels— extra heary— j
red or white borders— res. .1. .. .I^^ ,
Vnlon Linen Huck Towels— hem*- cr
H S._ 3S to 40 Inches lon«— j
value .27 - ly
R-> y »J Russia Crash. a>o Check j
Glas7 Towellings— usually .10 6s6 s
All Linen Barnsley ToweHlngs— ;
17H Inch— rejcularly .11 O-*
2O Inch Irish Itoen T»wellin«»
an eld reliable bran*- re*. 25 19
August Sale of Soaps
Prices that Talk !
White Castile—* ox. cake— re*. 7.. 5
Babeskln— cakes— reg. .24 I__ »
Corylopsls (Savon dv Japan) 1
4 cakes— per box. I X
Almond Meal-S c«»*»-P«r box., f «
Eucalyptu* — cake«— per bos J
Rer. 12 and 13 cents.
F«>rest Club. Oatmeal.
Old Fashion Buttermilk —
Savon Rose and other equally
Itood k!nd3— 3 cakea In box— Q
reg. .12 and .15 •
Fleur de Us, Heathbloom and
other odors— 3 cakea — re«. .25 .15
Spreads CcmfurtaS'es
rtlfl T!:_:_jrs
Great Are the Savings
at August Sale Prices.
Full size Sllkollne Comfortables — __
flmired tops value 'Jl. ls .79
Chintz cov'd Comfortables—
fancy atltcbed— $1-*S 1.49
French Sateen Comfortables^ —
— regularly $-T.2i> 98 |
French Sateen— Cg"d both sides i
or fls'd tops— reg. ?3.0S 2.491
Fine French Sateen Comfortables— _
plain — worth $<J.o*.-» 5.98
Full stse Crochet Spreads— .98. .69
Extra fln» 'Whit* Crochet Spreads—
full worth $1.4» .95
I_»r(C»! Honeycomb Spreads —
hem'd. fringed and cut comenß—
worth $2.» .98 j
Crochet Spreads — for ?i beds-— I
regularly $I.R> .9S
m at. Hemmed Crib Spreads .79
PITRE FEATHER PILLOWS^ —
Fancy stripe ticking—
2ft_2^— worth .7» .49
22x2S — worth .08 .59 •
Limit— four of a size.
Sateen Tickings— feather proof—
fast colors— loo «tyl_»— reg- -22- •• .1 £H
Feather Bed — fuU and »i sizes
best sateen — made ia our
own factory— worth $2.25 t. \ ._>6
August Sale Wlilte Gocis
Prices that Talk !
Yard wide Long Clotha— l3 yi pce .— *
r-« II -August Sale Price .... .98
Extra fine Long Cloths— l 2 yd. pc.—
usually JITS .... 1.3D
40 lnch*lndla L-uo— res. .19 |«|
White Per____ Lawns — reg. .19... . 1 l*i
E-xtra fine Nainsooks— reg. .29 .19
Long Cloth Mill Lengths— i not
remnants) — 5 to 11 yds.— neatly •
put vp — -12^i yd 9
Yard Wi.l- Lonsdale Cambrics —
not the genuine, but bleached and
finished by Lonsdale Co. — reg. Ml S*i
. Tard Wide Cambrics— worth .10... 6^ [
Fine White Nainsooks— 3s Inch— i
txtremely ftne quality — worth .19. . 1O^» t
liO &L4IL OB TEL__fliOM_ OEDEB-I
DRY GOODS.
Certains &^
Eed Sets Ctrtafc Fabrics
•Ti> common p^t-sp tt> buy norv
Scotch Lace C-rtalns—
lace effects— -4 to 6O •__-■ wIJe —
rejralariy $1.75 -c* 3
Finer Scotch Uf» C_H«lia> ll!»*J
twisted thread— 23 styles— '
regularly »X 75 /• 1.03
Irish Po'nt curtains— _ _
rich novelty — -wnrfh $3.98. 3.
Fr«lPh Xorrtty Net Bed Sets—
foil »l_e — deep valance— _
w«rth *<;.!)<? 4.98
Botblnet Cartatnlnrs — * tns*ts>—
asVt'd stylew— worth ._»*■-* I*>
T_p««ry Remnnnt!" — **■! «a-— •
Trtcots. Merc»rt-«» Damask and
Oohelln effects— each -»•*»
Fine Velvet Axmhister lings —
be«t — Oriental and Coral — ■_•_
worth t-T.no IT. EPS
All Wool Brussels Rug-—
lirht and ***-'*>lc* #*—- _, ._
a.Sxift* ft— worth $13.«> 7.98
Fin* Wilton Rn_s — _
rfeb Persian and In.nan de^tgns^ —
ft.— elsewhere $4<\o«> 32.93
V:_ae3*s Wetr
At Friday's Clearance Prices.
T.lrnterle T>re«se_ — f!n» Ratlste
1.T.-i>,-n. Net and 1 dotted S ■_■•«• —
Prtneem Jnnrr-r and Shirt '_ r—it! Sr r .o
elaborately — wer» $9.Wf t).»o
Fin* Batiste and Net Dresses— with
»niT w»»hont sillr llnina; — rich «_*ec__— -^
were »1O.?« to *IX.B* i n:?
r?i_Ton Taffeta Silk Suit*—
Pony and Eton— rcy er tal!or»<»—
wer- 120. «■ -_-_7.98
Kajnh savi CMfTon Taffeta. -4Mb l_->a—
brown and navy, •__> sUlpea an£
checks — were SttXtß 12.93
Tallore<l Wool — stilpes or
platds. In Panamas and Worsted*—
wer» J14»«. 4.9S
Jap f?Hk TTalßts— rich Iar«» trim'-.
also tailored— Mack or white—
wer* 55.99 to $5.&9 2.93
China Silk Waist-— silk «nib"y
and lace— at.oo tailor** black—
regalarly $-.». 1.9S
Rainproof Coats— OxJord giay—
were JU.O^ 6.93
Black Taffeta SHk Coats — r i •"•___-___.
fu!l box pleated— wer» $13a?....12.9S
Press Skfrts— Voiles. Black F___BM» ■
and Brllltanttnea wer* 18.98. 4.9S
P.ithlny Suits — or navy
Brtlllantlne— J5-» _M J5.55..5.9S
Lawn Wrapper-— braM trim—
p!*ate_ tack— .«•) .99
Blue Chambray l«w-M» Piisms
two piece — also Wrapper* — Laws.
Percala. Cambric— w_r» f_-4» 1.49
Lame Zephyr Wool ___.•»»—
were $2V* 1.9S
Women 1 * Wllte Wa!sls
and -Olllaery '
At Friday^ Clearance Prices.
"Women's Lawn Walsta— __fc-ty
style, with ful! pfeattna? Ml tSC*s —
regularly »l-9» .83
Fine Whlt<» Lawn "Waists —
Val. lace or combined with emb'y
me^aTllr-.s— a!so emb'd styles —
r^rulacty $-.89 1.93
White Baftst- and Ltwn Wa!st»—
hand embroi<fered yokes, with
VaL Ia?e; also, other ilisjaar
styles— reg. |S.M and K9B 5.93
Women's Ttlm'd Whit" t^» w P— — I —
sfftKUv* mo-lels. with Cowers, wlssr*.
chiffon, ribbon. 4c— 53.C0...2.93
Girls' Ready t.> Wear Hats —
pompon and sOk rlbhoa trim—
were .94 _n_ 9124 .S9
Women's Sennit and fpltt Straw
Sailors — black, and whlt_—
were $1.24 ~ .69
Pr:i_7 Clean s-r-e^
la Kisses' Dept.
Er^rythlng Reduced —
Majority of Prices Cat In Half.
__fM an-l ____■_! T_i:or*rJ Salt* —
single and doubla breast Prince Ciaj>—
s.irln aad taffeta lin«d Mohairs,
Panamas. Brilllantlnes. Serges.
Mixtures and a few Rajah Silks—
were- »15. 0S to SZS.98 —
Now 7.9S *> 14.93
IJttl* ChlldVeii's •••>»_i — 1*!» season's
bist fabrics _■_ colors.—
cid sliea— were »2.«» t» JlS.9*—
9S to 6.98
Girls' Wool IkjasSM — plain colors.
checks and mixtures — lots —
sizes *t to 1O yrs —
wer» $S.M to $t>.9S 1.93 «" 5.93
Ccrsets and PettiCDats
At Friday's Clearance Price_w
Women's QM_ — white Batiste and
Summer Net — habit hip. French;
Shapes and __»____ with and wlt!umt
gartei^ — odd sizes — __
were £0 and .*» .33
Women's Summer Net and B»tist»
Corsets — white — with anil without
garters — sizes tH to So. but not In _
each style— were •___■ .70
Wnnufti's Black Ta»Teta Si!k
Petticoats— h*avy quaiitv—
ahirreci flare Sounces — were 94-98. -4._Xo
Extra _!_• Pettlccats^ — andT
white stripe Percale — .95...— .Q£s
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Supply Tonr Wants To-day.
We Close All Day Saturday.
Saturday Is Clerks' Holiday*
Wasa Dress ratr'cs
At Friday's Clearance Prices.
F!n« French Uicjthams— variety _| _^
h-n.lsooce efTecta— w»r» 3» — .15
Fancy Kltnirjd Popllas— mercerized — _
fancy ahades— were ,2» .to
Corrted" Stripe and Checked Muslin*—
floral patterns— were .V> D
Fancy Ginghams and Seersucker* —
best styles^ — «er» .12^ — Clearanc».. 7%
Fine Fancy Printed Ptumetta —
tnada to sell at — Clearance .12 s
_2 lach Fln» Chambrays —
plain — were. .K> .12">
Imported Linen B»ti»t_—
natural sliade— pure flax — were .29 . 1 2H
Silk ChMTna — street and .•/•tlHf
shades — were .13 — Clearance...-. ... 7%
Printed __•_■_•— yar ! wide —
_—t colors — wer« asMWsj, . . . 9%
Al_->
Small Lots. Preaa Lengths aad Rsinnanta
at FRI_»AT CLEARANCE PRICES.
Si&s ar£ Dress Gccss
At Friday's Clearance Prices.
4+-lnch Imported Mohairs —
extra lustre — wer» .4^>. ............ .S3
42-tnch Imported Nun»" velllag*
23 sbaiTs*. crsam, and black —
were .CO .59
80-lnch Imported Fl r!«nnes —
best shades anJ black— were .3»... .49
44-Inch Cheviots — medium weljrht —
double warp — black and. de*!rabl«
colors — were .59........... ,4O
Fancy Striped Wash Mlk»—
best colorln__— were ._• .......... .19
»-tKhAU Silk Shantungs —
browns. tan 3 ami other desirable
colors— were • and .70 Jgf
Fancy I_Jfc»__ black M-l white,
block cnecKa. lialr line __M__ an-1
plaids: also ficrure effects— wers .7D .59
Td. Wld* Baac- GunittctT
Taffetas— hi*t-nus rn'tte _■__■—
were $1.25 .©3
