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f SEW ITOSIViTAL DEDICATED
f , ...
THAT OF BETHf ISRAEL MADE POSSIBLE
BY COXTRIBCTIOXS OF THE POOR.
Th*- Beth I; T:,--:/tii.. -;■•; Association dedicated its
ew building. at,'Uefferson and Cherry sts.. lagtor
<ay afternoon. Tlie c-..st of the building and its
ijn.i^hi^gts will amouiii to 1223,000, and of this sum
SK.Ort has already been contributed.'
A. meeting « mm. ■ an d by :i few men on emb. r
r> I^9, to «lis>ci»ii» ihe establishment of a Jewish
• bosj'i'^l In tbe/eongested Jewish quarter. In May,
isit't. the licth ','lsrat! llos;>ital Asso.-i.-itio-i was in
corporated. a^l rooms v. . re oj»en<-d for a «'.lppen
-=ir>" In Uirmir sh.'jm-st. T.iis was later moved to
■b r .u llenr>--et. Finally a temporary hospital was
SerJ.J^l uj»in. and the building at So. i:«-'. Kast
Broa<l%v:s.y -was leased and fitted up. The directors
appenlefl. fordid to ■ •;•• people who were to be bene
fited by th« Ehospital, and they met a generous re
sponse. Th(» or»ntii!jutions of 5. 10. V>. -'. and BO
cents each swon footed ip Into ■ good round sum.
Then a few of the wealthier Jews of the city con
txibuted to the» fund.
The dediratirtu was ■ source of ?rratifiratlon not
only to ''" '•'■*■ •■: ■ of the hospital association, but
10 the people, of the East Bide themselves, and at
the hour Ret ffor the opening of the building fully
five thousand u>oonle bad gathered in the neighbor
hood. There are 139 beds In the new hospital, a
medical staff of ten physicians and surgeons, a
fcouse staff of six doctors and fifty trained nurses.
The exercises were eld in the dispensary. It.
Ir ■. - J. I^adinski. secretary of the building com
mittee, presided. Abraham Kelson made the first
address. Dr. Abraham Brothers presented the
keys offthe hospital to the president or the asso
ciation, Harris I'ohen.
Ju:T before the presentation of the keys the Rev.
Samuel Schulman. who was to make the dedicatory
address, became 111 on the platform, and was led
into an anteroom by isii..r Straus and Dr. La
<Jir>ki. He recovered on. and made an address
following the presentation of the keys. He said It
•was the small contributions of the" people of the
East Bide that made it possible for the association
to continue and complete this charity.
SATS -TOM- DUXX TOOK A HAXD.
BROTHER OF JOHN D. CRIMMIXS WITNESS
OF A BRAWL.
Michael J. O'Brien, a gas Inspector, and Charles
J. M. K. a saloonkeeper, were arraigned yester
day In YorkviMe Court because of a free-for-all
Split the evening before, in which it Is alleged
thai ex-Sheriff Thomas J. Dunn took a hand.
Thomas Crimmins-, a brother of John D. Crimmlns,
■■- present at the sinning of the brawl, accord
ing to O'Brien, and will be subpoenaed as a witness.
O'Brien and McKeon are members of the ex-
Sheriffs organization in the XXth Assembly Dis
trict. A feud of long standing between them cul
minated In a fight .it Terr ■ Garden. Ho. 145 Ea«t
Fifty-i iphth-st.. on Saturday evening O'nrfcn was
making the better showing, when, according to him
ex-Sht-nfl Dunn came to the assistance of McKeon
liieeding fr«>m cuts on the head. O'Brien left the
garden, followed by McKeon and the PK-Bherlff
™ three went to a saloon at Fifty-nlnth-st. and
"inlrd-ave.. where they were soon put out, O'Brien
sa >, s - At ■ a. m. yesterday. O'Brien and McKeon,
stib. quarrelling, were arrested by a policeman
The case will I.a heard to-morrow. Magistrate
Brann allowed both men to go on their own recog
nizance.
Cup Propcnn Sot Sale.
INVESTiIENT PROPERTIES
PAYING «' o .
RULAND & WHITING CO.
5 hi:kkma> st. ww
i'nrmsljcb £sonses it Lei— Conntrtj.
\HAXHAX6ET. 1.. 1.. N. T.~ Furnished cott*««;
af-Ptylnne paf=: fmt and cold running water A(Jir«v«
GEORGE S. niI.MAX. Hotel Marie Ant-inetto, Broad
v-ay, ...rner CHth Street
B' ■ --T.l l«-t for
rammer or lenew, larcf tlir<'c ptory house, fully fur-
Bgah«-1: nine Fleoriinp rt«>rr.«:. two bathrooms: fi\<> f\ r * .
I-lare*: perff-t sanitary rnn3itlon>i; well situated, with
etn«-r..us prnunds And oommandtnir exquisite views- stahje
*:. G. TEXXBY. WUUamstown. Mas*. V
FCRKTrWrBD COTTAGE tat r»nt at the Delaware Water
Gar. Pa.; modern con veni«nce» ; ample Fhad«. Ad
dr»?= U. A. CBOASDOLE. IVlsware Water Oar. Pa.
Conntrn [)ropcrin Co ilei.
A FEW PIECES of des'.rable resldenre property near
Kew Tort (taken un<J<=r forfc-lomirri are nfffrr-d for
esle si low prifps ar.d upon t-ary terms. Rrokers and
buyers arc Invited to send for descriptions. MORTGAGEE.
OwT.-r P. O. Boa I'M. New York.
D>RTV If-avlng for th" eumnrr wtshen tn rent country
-I- home; J^ror.m house; all Improvements; large orchard'
sha-Jy lawn; Etabl^F. *:c. ; ?W. V. v. U<x X,. Kreeport"
I^r.2 Island.
Conntrp Propcrtn fox Sale 01 Co tct.
FOP. RENT. B2SBM IsAA.m or for Pale. Two larK"
furnished cottages nt ijmat Hammock. Clinton Cnnn
Beatnira] local <.n or»-rt ••! Muff ov-r wator .\ . con
veniencea. F'.r particulars, address
THOMAS \V. MATHER. New-Haven. Conn.
YME. OOXX.— For or rent, two fully furnished
XJ eottasef, line vl»-ws. land Bnd yea- m"dTn lmpri->v»-~
ment». Adareas Mrs. E. E. SALISBURY. N< i Haven
<.'orin.
inrnisliro tjonscs iXltintcb.
ATVAIiKIIIu, CONKERS. ST." V.— Wanted. *urnl«h«i
-*' A house, fp.m June or lujy 1 until October 1 Reply
With terni^ nrA pttrtlctflara, to I:. H., J*. (i. hox 4l'<)'
m (Ptcan bicamcro.
©IUOD CDdDBSDOKSDODia (LC^ : i*~
DAILY SERVICE.
V !JT '■'■' S°^ X Comfort Norfolk. I. rt*mo.ith. Pinna's
J-lnt and Nem-port New*. \a.. connertlng or Tetersbure
Richmond. VircinU n> Washington. D. c.. and entiri
Sou'h ar.d West.
Freight «nj rar^n^r steatnera trail from Tier 26.
». It ,M cf P*a t -h rit., every wf^ic at ,i }• M
' H. n WALKER. Traffic Manager.
v - ~*j j Lru.j'^UL'ta
FTearr.sr.tps of ihp WD "IJ".LINE will «ail for fan
Juan direct as follows:
6.6. CABACAf Batorday. Hay U/Inoi
£. 5. PHILAIiEI«!'i»IA Saturday, June 14 noon
FT frr-ifht or pafsare h-iH to
KOVLTOS: I?MFS & davubtt.
G*r.^ral Mar.^K"r!>. UK Front .-•
AiaaßoaciDDa -ldebh. s^sSek^
From P:eT 54. N -r:t P.lver. foot of V sv 24th St
Cr.'.-jmhla t"ri*« 1 Ma' :<r Ethiopia June 14. noon
Ptmsaasai June 7. noon Aftwis . . . June 21. noon
Firrt faloon. t'M and upwards.
f-«cor.l f%V<rm. $3", and up; third class. $2i2 i aM up.
HEXDEBSON BROTHERS. IT and lft Broadway,
(M®M¥si:*] Si LUHWK
Tourist* intending *» vtelt I^ondon during Corcnatlon
'"— ■£ can reserve Hotel mmodstioii, s»at» for re
viewing Ui* Proce«ion, ar.d steamer accommodation for
the Royal Naval Review at Spit head, at the offices of
THO?. COOK A- SON.
201 & 1 UK BROADWAT. Now York.
AMEHirAN LINE.
"* SEW- YORK— SOI •THAMPTOX — LONDON
Philsde'.pl-Ja.Mav £S. K»a.m.!.«t. I>oul« run'- 11,'lOa.m
. ■«. Paul J'j:i* 4. in Philadelphia. June 18. 10 a. m.
RED STAR LINE.
NKW-VOKK- ANTWERP— PARIS.
: KenMcpton May 2s, n'wm: Frl-sl«»nl . Juno 11. nmn
:- Zttlani J'ire 4. n.»on S..!iihvratk . June Is noon
- *-- INTERStATIOXAIi NAVIGATION COMPANY.
','*''. z}lV^}* unA S* v. ''•• om<-e. 73 Broadway, N. y.
~ % ITALIAN ROYAL MAIL s7^. CO.
K'AVIOAZIOKR •:i:st:u.\ 1.1: ITAUAMA.
i.UI.V RAILINGS TO
-, .i\...\ M,I.XAMi|(|A.
L '^, !r -* ..Mi Z7lUfßbrta ...June 17
ldl! a M.v »|£»nlosna June 24
Ltmibirila Jun^ in}-lc!lla July 8
- ktw gt*»me«. I>:n!n«-r<v>m on Promenade Deck.
„_ F<-« ratrs and other nrorir.atl'.n art>l to
IIHtZKL. FKLTMAXX & <V).. l! H r ,,aduky. N. V
IH-U li" LINE.
.^ F ? r \i l Gua > ra - PnfTto <-.iU!I... r,,"ir~a «nd Mara
«*"' via Ciw^ai-Ollteg »1», a , san Juan. P. R.
1! < r»»a/'/«r "*"• P«er. Brooklyn.
f • |- S^H . V A ,?,• Saturday. May St. noon
6 -4iSI" UAt Vi' HIA Saturday! lune 14. aooa
ttDmtn. ***** * ss * v " ■" T^'"lor » eommoimtlon* fc.r i.«»-
DOCLTOX. BLIPS & lIALLETT.
__^_____^^___^ General Managers, is.-. Front St
A.~~ SABD I I vi.
V«.!_ TO UVERPOOIi VIA QCRaecsTow!*
• Catni ant. tur *»l IP M
Lucsr.a... June 7, S I. M.i lmt.ii.-i. .Juni. "s * 11 A. M
-itruria..- Jur.- 14. r.o«;n' lAic-iuia. j,,i v « " P M
VEttSOX H.'i:rtOWN * 00. Gen. •I."
f • » ortOAuwAr sew yohk.
'\ — WIIITKJ STAR I LINE
V' . r.-vKKi'oor
>-.,.. n. noon
•'-" Jwae'so'sSiS
f\*r 4S. North Rlvt-r. Offi^. fl Br^dway" New York
. I STEAMSHIP LINES ~
v nrngprg* SftSrtfTAW%s^-*^
■•STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Ttcketf ?.J?,^ ,„ .11
I ©ctan Bieamers.
MOSnrCG ®(EDBOuO^K3 (k(L(S3)^QD j
J „ FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
FLTMOt'TH — CHERBOURG — BREMEN
' v-^r, r rom We' 32. North River. Oansevoort St.
1 "rnnprinz. . June 3. 2 P. M. : Hohenxorn . Aug. la 10 A. M
iK« r i" I Un * 1" '10A - " lrLaiK»rlti...Aug. IP. 10 A. M.
I £»IBerin..June 24 10 a. M. : Kronpr*nz..Aug 26 So A M.
I 5S r rlni ... ttiiv 1. noo-i Kaiser Sept. ». 10 A. M.
Jyj^r ...July |3; 10 A M.,Knl'erin...Sept. 18. 10 A. M.
Waifcrln. ...Tuly 22. 10 A. M Kr 1 prim .Bept, 23. fl A. V
Kroaprinx J:!y 28, nocn Kaiser Oct. 7. 10 A. M.
; H: * fr -~*" 12 in A. U. Kaiserln...Oct. 14. 10 A. M.
I . twin-screw PASSENGER service.
■ t-fterbriii-n-.scuthanjptan alternately, and Bremen.
' V-_.V -_. ',' •■■ n^ n '«n Piers. Hoboken. N. J.
i Knrril r '"•• Ni., y j.i la A . M-lßremen July 24. r.oon
j *■ ■--T-1.. .',, 10 A. M i Frledrlrn....Jul) 31. IP. M.
; llsrl.ir.^.r.lnv lj, |(j A.W.I 1 ise Aug. 7. 1 P. M
1 PvTStrZH 11116 >». 10 A. M KurfuVV,t...Aug 14. IP. M
; J.ledrlch..June 2fl 10 A . m ; n nr i,nrossa.A--^. 21. 11 A. M.
1 '-" 1?: ' Ti;'-. •: in A. M Bremen %ii- 2<\ noon
KurfiM.st.J;,!,- "■• ].. A . M.i Friedrlch Sept 4. noon
I liarbarossa.Jui-- 17 10 a M I ■-• Sept. 11. n-^n
MEDITERRANEAN -SERVICE. 1
GIBRALTAR— NAPLES— GENOA. I
tr-i r rom l ' ( " r *•• Ft - 0* Amity St.. Brooklyn.
! \^: nz *- Ma »1. v A . M.jl^hn. Aug. 2T 10 A. M
'< I^ h " ...Jure 14. noon Trave ..Sept. «InA M-
I V TU "" "'• »A M Alter*: Sept. 13. 2P. M
A , ■'■" ■•,; • l 1"," -"• Hi *• M - : I-ahn P'-pt. 27. IP. M
I Hohenz. I'.em.July D. <> A- M ■T?a"e Oct. 11. 10 A. M
' } -' th " lulj 111. sa. M.I Uler Oct. 18. A- M.
I Trave a, Ik . i :t p, M.'i.nhn . . .O"t. 25. 10 A. M
i Al!fr Aug. D, 10 A. M.Tra .Nov.. 1, 10 A. M.
I OKJ.Kiriis A CO.. NO . BROADWAY N. Y.
j Louis H. Meyer. AT. South Third St.. Phlia.
■■ 12 ME.
I TWIN-SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE.
: .. 1, PLYMOUTH— CHERBOI'KQ— HAMBURG.
I. Bi.marck.Ma) L-.t. in am \ Viet tta .June 17. 10 AM
I Columbia lune ,-,. 10 AM:F. BismarckiJune 22. 10 AM ,
And every Thursday hereafter.
These steamers cany no . arpo.
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
PLYMOUTH— CHERBOITRO— HAMBURG.
I'ennsylv'a.Mn-, 27. 8:3 AM Mo'.tKe .June 10, »> AM
I retorla rune 7. 4 :.To PM Patricia • June 17. 3 I'M
» lot. Luiw.June 10. 11 AM P.lue. her. rune 24. 7 :30 AM
And every Tuesday hereafter.
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
NEW-YORK— NAPLES- GENOA
Tala.ia lune 3, •• r.M ' Phoenicia June 24. 2 PM
IIAMIU'Ili; AMERICAN LINK. .
Office.:. 35 and '17 Broadway. Piers. 11 ■■'■ ol • n N. - 1
JMuIPJUfI=(BiHIDG!ya
HAWAIIAN AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO.
; OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL S. S. CO.
TOYO RISEN KAISHA. .
Between San Francirco. Honolulu. Yokohama, Kobe.
Nagasaki. Shanghai, Hong Kong.
Rteamera leave San Francisco at 1 P. M.
1 AMERICA MARU. 6 HONGKONG MARU.June V* I
PEKINC, June 121 CHINA -'"'v »
I GAELIC lune 21 1 DORIC July 1«
For freight, nsssrnrrr »nd general Information apply to
, ;v.< Bioadwa) 01 1 Cattery Place. Washington Bulldtr.g.
; and 257 Broadway
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY,
■ Intended Steamship Sailtngis from Vancouver
I WAR!, WIM, fWWMi fiSLMIS
I EMP. OF JAPAN. .Jure 16 RMS ATHENIAN . . June 93
I UP OF CHINA Inly . EMP OF INDIA . Jul) 2><
jU.M. a TARTAR .Aug 4 EMP OF JAPAN Aug. is
! HAWAIIiU GSLADOIOIS AKDjmsTLUUiI
R. M. 8. a Aorangi. rune 27. R. M. B. S. Moans July 28
For rates apply 853 Broadway and 1 Broadway.
vl. LAN LINK- Royal Mai] Steamer*.
"*■ New Twin Screw .-teamshlp''.
1 BAVARIAN IONIAN and 'I ! XISIAN 10.000 tons each.
MONT RE A L TO LIVERPOOL.
' ST. LAWRENCE ROUTE.
I 1 alan (new) M:, 31 Tunisian ■ June 14
j Parisian lure 7 Pretoria n June'2l
Thre.- days in Smooth Water. Shortest ocean lasage
i Sulcvn. $7'> ar..i upwards. Second Cabin. $:iT.:.i». up* la
| . H. fc-A. ALLAN. Genera] Ag»nt». Montreal.
AUSTIN BALDWIN A CO.. •"■". Uroadway. N. Y.
I "^~~ — i^^^— — — —^—^~—^—^™»—
1
i Official t'cqal Notices.
"TTrl : i>>Ti<TN^rrXru :^TP > ykr
■* TTBEMKNT in Till: 1H V BfSOOKO of May 24 to
June 7. 11MK!. of the c-.ntiyijiiill.in b the Hoard «>f ksaaas
..rs and the entering In ff^ Hureau for the Collection of
ABsessmenta an I Ai rears of Assessments for LOCAL IM -
PROVBMENTS In the BOROI ''.il • •!" RIi"HMoNI>.
3D WARD. NICHOLAS AVENUE SBW'ER, from limes
Street t > Richmond Terr-ice.
KI'WAKIi M. GKOI'T. Comptroller.
City of New York, May 2:*. 1902.
ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE ADVER
"*" TISEMENT in THE CITY RECORD of Ma 24 to
I Jun» 7. ]'.•".' nf the confirmation by the Supreme Court
I and th« entering in the Bureau for the Collection of As
sessments and Arrears of Assessments for OPENING
I AND ACQUIRING TITLE to the following nani'-d street,
; In the MOROI'GH OF MANHATTAN:
' 12TH WARD. SECTION 6, WEST I7IST STREET
■ OPBNINi;. between Klnrst.ridxe It..ad and Haven A\e-
J nue. Confirm) 1 May S. 1902 .-•■■■ I May Bl l»O2
; EDWARD M. SHOUT, Comptroller,
City of New York. May 'Si. lags
: A TTENTION is CALLED TO TUB ADVER
■ TISBMENT In THE CITY RECORD of May 24 to
I June 7. H«i2. of the confirmation r.y the Supreme Court
■ and the entering In the Hureau for the Collection of As-
I sessments and Arrears of Assessments for OPENING
AND ACQTIRING TITLR to the f ll''«ln« named street,
j in the ROROI.'GH OF THE BRDN'X:
I 2»r> WARS. SECTION It. F.A*T I«TTH PTRRFT OPEN
1 IN'l. from Anderson Avenue to Marcher Arenue Con
firmed May 6. 1902: entered May 28, Jitrt2
EDWARD M. liROI'T, Comptroller.
City of New York. May 2». IW>2.
ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE ADVEH-
TISBMENT in THE CITY RECORD of May 24 to
• June 7. 1I«I2. of the confirmation by the R"»rd of Assess -
I ors and the enterlne in the P.\iren\i for the C-illectlon of
: Assessment* and Am 1 of Assessments for LOCAL IM
PROVEMENTS In the BOROT'OH OF TIIR BRONX
: 2.T11 \VARI>. SECTION 1" I67TH STRHKT. PA VINO
AND LAYING CROSSWALKS, from Prospect Avenue tv
Bi ■ »ro
24TH WARD SECTION 11, WENDOVER IVEM't
■ REGiTLATING. GRADINT! rURBINO FIjAQGINQ
, LAYING CROSSWALKS AND PAVING GUTTERS, fi •.
M to Fulton Avenue.
EDWARD M. .;r..:'T. Comptroller.
■ -v of. New- York. May 'it. IfM>2.
Gnrrogairs' Xoticce.
TTOUGIITOX, HENRY C. IX PURSUANCE
of n .T'l'T nf Hoi Atmer C Thomas, a Buii«»g* •
<»f the County of New York, notice )s hereby Riven to ;ill
persons havmK rWlma aerfiiHt Henry '"■ Hi aghton, lßt< of
the County of New York, deceased, to ; sen) the same,
j with vouchers thereof, to the subscriber. ;it Its place of
I tranfacrlnc Misinepis, No. ml Broadw* in the Uoronsja ol
I Manhattan, City of New" I'ork, on or before the Id ■'■■: of
I Lw> ember next.
Date.l New York, tlie Tlttd day of May, K*i2.
fNION TRfST COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
PECKHAM. MILLER A.- KINO. Kxecutor.
Attorneys fft. t Executor, Wi Uroadway,
Borougb of Manhattan. <"lty of New Tor*
J\ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner i" Thomas, a Bon gab of the Count] ot
N'«w York, notice. Is hereby Riven to all peraoni having
claim* »jcain*< Simon Wolf, late of the county of No.v
York, deceased, to preaniit ■■• same with vouchers there
of to the subscriber, at her : i;i. c f transact Ins bualiiess
No. 7.'-. Ninth A\e n ue. Moroiißh of Manhattan. In the City
o{ New York, on ■•• before the first da\ of December next
Dati 1 Net* York, the Mh nt, . f May. 11+02.
PA II. INK WOLF, Executrix
WILLIAM II K LINKER Attorney for Executrix. M
Naaamu Btre»t, New York.
]X PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank
I T. FltZfreraM. .1 Rwrasat. of the County of New
- York, notice H h»f»hi given to nil persons having claims
I a«»!nst Dai Murtay. late of the County of New York.
, <s«cracp.l. to present -..- ?arr.e with voucher, thereof to the
subscribers, at their place of transacting business, at the
office, of Andrew Wilson. No 154 Nassau Street. In the
: City of Nen York, H'.rr.ue'h of Manhattan, on or before
the lOtl da of October next.
Dated New York, the 18th day of April, I{>ti2
JOSEPH 1-: MURRAY. MICHAEL F. MURRAY Ex
tor*.
ANDREW WILSON. Attorney for Executors 154 Nassau
St.. Borough of Manhattan. New York City. N. Y.
TN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abuer C.
Thomas, a Surrcgate of the County of .New York r.otlc*
Is hereby riven to all persons having claims againat Anna
Meyer, late of the County of New York, deceased, to pre
sent the (imf with vouchers thereof to the subscriber at
i his place of transacting business, at the office of Ferdi
nand Slieck. at Nr*. 38 anfl 61 Pine Street. Borough of
Manhattan. In the City cf JC«w York, on or before, the
20th day of June. 1902.
Dated New York, the 3th day of December, l»01
EDWARD METER. Executor.
FERDINAND SHACK. Attorney for Executor. 60 and «1
Pine Street. Borough of Manhattan. City of New Torsi
JX PURSUANCE of an «»rt]pr of Hon. Abner
C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County of New York
Notice is hereby given to a. I persons having claims against
Clarence '■'■ Maloy. late of Summit. County of fnlon. New
J . i***-r, deceased, to present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, at her place of transacting
buJlnei^ at tlie rjflk"e of Francis P. Oarvan, No. 32 Frank
! Un Street. In th« City «f New York, on or before tfco Ist
i <iay of Auguxt next.
Dated N. v York, the 2. r .th <in> of January. M«l2.
F..MM* It. MAIAiY AdmlnlHtratrlx
FRANC"!*« P. OAItVAV Attorney for Administratrix.
82 Fmnltlln Street. Manhattan. New York City.
TN PURSUANCE of an ordor .»r Honorable
Atiner C. Thomas, a Surrogate ,f the County of
New York, notice U hereby riven to all persons having
claims af..vn*l Mary Ann Mc<;ulnne»s. lute of the County
I cf New York. deceas»d. in present the same, with
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at' her place of trans
acting business, at the _,ff|.e of Ronald K. Brown. Num
ber 32.> Broadway In «he City of New York. County of
New York, and Borough cf Manhattan, on or before the
fifteenth day of June next.
Dated New York. November l.'7th. 1001.
MARY FRANCES McOUINNESS Executrix.
RONALD K. BROWN. Attorney for Executrix. Num.
ber 820 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. New York.
! "^JILX. SI SAN— In pursuance of an order
! 1 cf Hon. Abner C. Tho.-na- a Surrogate of the County
of New York, notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Fusan Mlln. late of the County of K«w
York, d«oea*a '.. to present the same with vouchers thereof
I to the subscribers, at their plac* '." transacting business.
| at the ofltc* c.f Howard Ueck. N.i 07 Wall Street. Borough
J of Manhattan, in the City of New Tor*, on or before the
22d day of July next.
Dii'.eij Nfew York, 'to 10th day of January, 1002
WILLTAM M LESLIk
THOMAS L FBITNEII.
NATHAN A IIOBBMA.V,
1 HOWARI' I 11:I 11 : •>: Attorney f"r Executors, 67 WaTi U fjtraet
Borough of Manhattan. New York City. ™".i.
! TN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank
i T. Fltrgeral.i. a Surrogate of the County of New York
i Notice Is hereby given to all persons having claims
against Silas C. C'oft. late nf the County of New York
. deceased,- ■ to present the name with vouchers thereof t.i
the subscriber, at hie place of transacting buslnets No
', 2« East 125 th Street. In The City of New York, on or be
' fore the sth day of November next. ur "°
Dated New York, the Soth day of April. 11.02.
CHARLES P. C-ROKT. A-Imirtls«rsi«e
6TRASBOURGER. WEIL. KfeCHWEafe & SCIULLEK
. Atty». for Adm.. 182 Na»sau St.. M. Y. City. '
2TCW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. ttCKSDAY. jTAY 26. 1902.
Gnrrogates' Notices.
JN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER of Hon.
Abner C Thomas, a Surrogate of the County of New
York, notice is hereby riven to all persons h».vlng claims
agafiist Mary Kelly, late of the County Of New York, de
ceased, to present the same with vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, at his place of transacting business, at the
office of his attorney, <;. Thornton Warren, No. 31 Nas
sau Street. Borough Of Mnn'.ir.tran. in the City of New
York, on or before the I.'.th day of AiiK'i!" next.
Dated. New York, the 17th day of March, 1902.
THOMAS KELLY. .v!:nliil*: -
G. THORNTON WARREN. Attorney for Admin. strator.
No. 31 Nassau Street. Borough of Manhattan. New
York City.
JX rUUSUAXCE of an order of Hon. Frank
T. Flt7.K.-rai<:, a Surrogate of the Comity of New York.
notice 1s hereby given to all pei soi ■ rial Ing claims against
James Mills Smith, late of the County of New York, de
rensed, to present the Mine with vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, at her place of transacting business, the office
of Thomas J. Cumin, No 2<l Nassau Street, Borough of
Manhattan. In the fity of New York, .11 or before the
•■:\!' day of Septemlwr next.
Dated New Tort, the twentieth day .if February. 1902.
MARY ann SMITH. Administratrix.
THOMAS .1. (TRRAV. Attorne\ for Administratrix. SO
Nassau Street, Borough of Manhattan. I*. Y.
TN pursuance of an order of lion. Aimer 0.
Thomas, a Surrogate of the County of 'New York,
lice, Is hereby given to ail persons having claims against
nmma G. Mllmine. late of the County of New York, de
ceased, to present the same with vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, at his place of transacting business, Room 401,
Produce Kxchange Building, at corner of Whitehall and
Heaver Streets. In the city of New York, on or before the
r,f--onth day of August next.
Dated New York, the 3rd day of February. 1002.
CHARLES E. MII.MINF.. Administrator.
IIARRIMAN & FESSKNDKN. Attorneys for Administra
tor. 277 Broadway. New York.
i*orcclo9iirc sulc9.
\KIV FORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
1 if NKW YORK.— Albert F. Brugman and Francis E.
Brusmnn. as Executor* of the List will and Testament
of Frances L. Byrne, deceased, Plaintiffs, against Alice R.
Strauss and Anna Krleg, Defendant*. In pursuance of a
judgment of foreclosure and sal* duly made and entered
In the above entitled action, bearing date the Hth day of
May. IMS, I. the undersigned, the Referee in said Judg
ment nnmeil. will sell nt public auction at the New York
Real Estate Pnle«rocm. 11l Broadway, in the Borough V?
Manhattan City of New York on the loth day of June
1002 it 12 o'clock noon on that day, by Peter F. Meyer.
Auctioneer, the premises directed by said Judgment to t ■•
sold an.l therein described as follows: All those three
certain lots, pieces or parcels of land, situate, lying an-!
being in the Twenty-third Ward of the City of New York.
and which, taken together, are hounded and ItMortbed as
follows, namely: Beginning at a point on the easterly sld'
of Concord Avenue distant one hundred 1 ii«" feel northerly
from the corner formed by the Intersection of the easterly
side of Concord Avenue with the northerly side of St
Mary' a Street: running thence northerly along the • ■■•• -
.'I. side nf Concord Avenue sixty-two an.! 4>>-ii»i <fi2 «•.,
feet thence easterly and parallel with Bt. Mary's Street
one hundred (MOt feet to the centre line of the block be
tween Concord and Wale? Avenues; thence southerly
■Id centre lln< Of the Mock slxtj two and J 1 * 100
(02.48) feet: thence westerly nn.l parallel with St. Mary's
Street one hundred (loin feet to the easterly -:■!•• of Con
cord Avenue at the point 01 , ire of beginning lie the
said several distances and dimensions more 01 les* Being
a part of the premise* conveyed to the said Anna Krleg
by William F. Brugman n« sole surviving executor and
trustee of the will of Francis F. Brugman. deceased, by
dee,> dat. I lanuar) 2"th, 18»S.
Dated New York, slay 15th I!*> 2.
LOI'IS F. DOYLE T.eftfree.
BLACK * KNKF.I.aNH Attorneys for Plaintiff*. 44 Pine
Street New York Pity.
The following Is a diagram of the property to be Bold as
ab. ye. described:
Concord Aye.
«' 100- n>' 4V4 V ;;|.s
b ; «24» : 'r
rt 1 ; ■-
Si s. r
Vj 1 * , , , i y,
Wnles Aye
The approximate amount of the Hen or charge to natlsfy
which the above described property Is to be sold Is
• 1.7.V. with interest then from May Utl 1902 •■
gether Tilth sts an.l allowances nmountlng to Hi.l 4.".
with Interest from Mai 14th IttftS together with I
penses of the snle The ap(>r< rlmate amount Of fixes,
assessments or other liens which are to 1* allowed to the
purchaser out of the purchase, money or 1 i'l by th»
referee <-. J1.724.53 and Interest
Dated May 13 I!*> 2. LOIII F. DOTI-!:. Referee.
vku rORK SUPREME COURT. County of
"T New York.— Albrt F. Hr.igman and Krnncl- E. Drug
man as Executors r.f •> ■ Lbsjl win and Testament of
Frances L. Ityrrie. deceased. I'lnlntiffs iitcnin-t Anna
Knee Mm Well and r t|# Well, his wire 1 ■••erv!nms --
In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure *ni fale duly
ma le and entered In the nr».v«- entitled action. lie;irit.K
date the 14th da) ■• Mnv, MM I. the undersigned, the
Ref.ree in -hi! 'udgmenl rniir*.!. will i.ell nt public auc
tt.in. at Ilie New York Renl Kstn'e Salor ..'itris. 11l ltr.a.l
way. In the Borough ..f M inhattan City cf New York, on
the 10th rtav of Jure A I". IMS nt 12 o'clock n.nm ..n
tv-at day l>v Peter K. Meyer, Auctioneer, the premises *l
recteri by aatd Indsnneni to be aoM and therein flr■scrt^»•l
as fbllowa: First Parcel: All th-we •« 1 .-«rtaln Its.
pieces or paroele of land Hltna'e. lying find I »lng In the
Twenty third tVartl of the <'|.y f \r» York, «i.l which
taken torel are bounued and rte«<Tih»l ns follows,
namely: Beginning at a corner f't-mei! bj the m*rr«ec
tion of the ..-•■■ side of Wales Avenue with the emith
erlv side of Rt, Mary's Street, arid running ti.ence wester
lv alotiir siii., southerly side of St Mary's Street < tie huo-
I twent) seven nml S I •«• (IJT <>"»» '■ ■■• to ih* lands
of the port M rrl* Brsnch of •• New York and Harlem
Railroad: thence sotithensterlv anl along ssld land* of «.,i 1
Railroad one hundred and fifty mid M 100 (150.841 feel
f> the westerly file of Wales Avenue. «nfl thence north
erly alooa said westerly aid* of Wales Avenue eight* «*1
-t. jihi <Mo. feet to the rolnt or place cf t.egtnnlrg He
the •«!■! fever*! ::-■ - st snd dimensions nvre <.r 1"»«
Being a part of the pretnlses conveyed to the sal Ar.nn
Krleg In Wtlllnm V. Hniirm»n. a- »••> surMvipg n"iit"r
snd trustee of th* will of Francis F. Urtigman. deceased,
by ' le*<j .Ute.l .lnnuary 2i>!h. IPOS. S»c.,nl Parcel: All
thf.se four certain Jo's, plecen .r 1-S.rcels of land, situate,
lying an 1 being In the 1 «-»nty-thl-d Ward of !he City Of
New York, nnd which tiiken together sre bounded and P.*
scribed ss fnliowsj namely : Hegtr.nlng at the .nrner formed
hv the Intersection of the master'- side of ItrMi'ns AV*RO<
with the souther!) si '.- of St. I sepl Street; running
thence .-«•■•-!:■. nl'.r.g snll »>utherlv stde of St. Vser>!i
Street ons hundred <l<*n feet to a i^int ppoatte the cen
tre line of the Mock between Concord and R«bl Ins Aye
lies thence sou thei ,:l. ng snii .... of the Mock
on* hundred and sixty tw.. and *• 100 il«2«* f«-,-t •> -he
land nf the p..rt M rrls Branch ■ ' •) ■■ v.- York *n<l
Harlem ftattrosd: thence northwesterly along the lan I ..f
sal I Railroad on* hund'ed and forty two nnd 17 I'"'
'4.» 17) feet to the edaterh side of bins Avenue, and
thence : . . ■ ■ . f i- •m i v -
nue sixty one nnd I' 2 Ifw (01.22 i feet to the potnt or place
nf heginnlng Me the «hI I several distances ■■>-' dlnien
slorts more or le»s lieir.g a pirt nf the premises cotlTejred
to the said Anna Krleg by William K. Hmgnmn. us sole
sun-ivlng executor and ••.-•■ • of the will nf Franeii r.
Bnum 1 decrasefl. by d»»ri dated January ?"■)(!<.. I SW
Dated New fork May l.itl lIH'2
I/"itls F. DOYLK, Referee.
PLAOK * KSEFUSn Attorneys ' r Plaintiffs, 4« Pine
Str»*f. New ycrk -'itv
The fr.iir.wing 1* , diagram of the proper! to be s .Id
as ab'jve ijes<rihfd:
The ■JlsjM'OXlraata amount ••? the lien or fharne tn «nt
Iffy which the above described j*rcel n... I is t.. be - 11
Is $1037.71. with Interest thereon from the lit- d«y of
May. Ifirt2. The approximate amount of the in.. «,,<;**•»
nients or other lien* which are to he allowed t,-> the pur.
chnser out of the purchase money received for the Mid
premised or paid by the Referee, in $!7!» 11 nnd Interest.
I Tip ti pr>rc>)c ifii a r»* sstmriiint of tl^r* li^n or p|'nr^** *?\ •n • lsf
which the above described parcel No. 2 is to be sold U
J247S 1..-. with Intercut there, from the nth :.> of May.
1W.2 The Approximate amount of the taxes, kaaekamertts
ut other liens which are to be allowed to the purchaser
out of the purchase money received for the said premises
or raid by the Referee Is $17<'3 .'•* and Interest. The cost*
end allowance amounting to $224.1t.\ With Interest from
May 14th, IW>2, together with the expense* ■•{ sale are
also to be pall out of the proceeds of the above sale.
Dated New York. Ma, l«th !;«>'J
ID! is F. DOYLR. Referee.
J^bTW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF NEW YORK.— Central Trust Company of New
York, as substituted trustee under the last will and "••»
ment of John C Berkley. d»cea*e.l. plaintiff, aealnrt
Joseph Young and others, defendant*.
In pursuance of « mdrment of foreclosure an.l sale.
duly rn.lde and entered in the above entitled action
bearing data the l«th day of May, isoi, I. the under
signed, the referee In raid Judgment named, will fell at
ruM c auction, at the New York Real Estate Salesroom.
No. in Broadway, In the Borough of Manhattan <"lfv of
New York, on the 17th .lay of June. 1903, at 12 o'clock
noon on that day. by Herbert A. Sherman, auctioneer
the premiHe* directed by said Judgment t.i be Bold and
therein described as follows:
All that certain lot, piece or pare*] of land, situate,
lyinir and being In the Borauch of Manhattan <"ltv of
New York. County and State of New York, bounded anil
described as follows: Beginning al a point on the south
• rly Ride of One Hundred and Thirty-sixth street distnnt
one hundred and eight feet four Inches westerly from
I-enox (formerly Sixth) avenue aw widened: running thence
*.nth-r:v. narHiiei with Lenox avenue and partly through '
the centre of a party wall, ninety-nine feet eleven Inches
to the .-ntie Una of the block between One Hundred and
Thirty fifth an.l On.. Hundred and Thirty sixth street, •
thence westerly, along the Bald centra line of the block'
»lxte.-n feet riant Inches thence northerly an.l parallel
with I^-nox avenue, ninety nine f-.-t eleven Inches to the
southerly side of One Hundred an.l Thirty t-ixth street
and thence easterly, nlong the southerly side ,if One Hun
dn 1 and Thirty sl«th street, sixteen feet eight Inches
in the point or place of beginning. The sail Drenitsen
being In block li'^ti on the Land May of the City ,' f New
York. Being the same promises which were conveyed
to raid Joseph Young by Albert P. Fuller by deed dated
March 2.1. IB9S, and recorded In ths office of the Regis
ter Of the City and County of New York on March "7th
I*!> 3. in Liber 15, section 7, pa«» •& »»rcn _,th.
Dated, New York. Ma% 17. 1002.
ROLLIN M. MORGAN, Referee
111-TI.ER. NOTMAN, JOLINE * MYNDERSE. Attorneys
for Plaintiff. S4 Wall street, Manhattan Borons!)
New York City. " '
The following la a diagram of the property to be sold
s* described above, the street number being I'irt West
One Hundred and Thirty sixth street: c
The approximate amount of the lien or charge, to satisfy
which the above described property la to be sold "in k v '
thousand seven hundred and eighty-six and I*-IO» dollars
with Interest thereon from the nth day of May 100°'
together with costs an.l allowance amounting to three
hundred and fifty-eight and M 108 dollar*, with Interest
from May lit 1002. together with the expenses of the sale
The approximate amount of taxes, assessments or other
liens, which are to he allowed to the purchaser out of the
purchase money, or paid by the referee. is one un ,»,«j
and thirty Mx and 83-1 no dollars and Interest r "n>>red
. ROI.LIN M. MOUUAN Referee
Dated. New York. May 17. 1802. A * N ' uerer « e -
! Illi.S. ROACHES KXTKHMiyATTEO. !
' NOTICE.— exterminate roaches, bug*
from houses, furniture, etc. : will a an "
: te<> my work. D. P.. a> Cast 13th-st.
ItoAUl) AM> KUOMS. _^
A: — A :— A !— ATTENTION :
High class apartments rid rooms with
•ird without board doctors' offices; all lo- \
I cations; ref-rer.ees exchanßed; information I
i free. S. i- LELAND v CO.,
; 2 Weal 33d-.t.-:
I «10 LEXINOTON-AVK.. near B3d-»t.—
j I-arge well furn'shed room. r<w ng
; waler. hot anl cold; private house; go.»l
i bath: for sumi nt teasonut.le prlos
j I.AU'.K and small furnished rooms; tabs*
1 board If desired: by day or week, during
rummer months; terms moderate. 444 4 Irving ;
I I'lice.
I _
I 70TH ST.. SO WEST.— Bright, airy room; ,
i Torn ST.. WEST Rrißhi «ir% roow
1 large closet; running water; every con- |
venience; parlor iHniTic room; uaeai «ptloa
iiM" table,
! B<"- TO do Fast !M»Tn-rfT. —^un hotel !IC
cornrx Nations: lleht rooms with break- '
I fa- and tnb!«» d'hote dinner. Including
wine, for *12 re:- week; music. F>ill vain* j
ST. ALP.ANS. 7 kast 3IST-ST.
Rooms, »:"irle. en «u>te: doctor's O.Tl'e: !
I prtrat* baths; dtnlnp room parlor fioc.r:
i »lectrtc iicht: tabl» hoard.
; 1:1 1.1.1 ano A^n I*«M»I, TAIMUKfj. _
MANI'FA<~TtTP.KnS of billiard and pool
tables: high grnde bowling a.ley bulldTs: j
lowest prices. MARX nttOS.. 24 Union «■!
1 CARPET CLEAM.ia.
! J.ft-i.W. WILLBAWS
: SSSI We B4TH ST. SSJSL
, CARPET CLEANING. Established 187*.
' ■". WILUAR»S & Stilus,
I 2110 W. 77T1H1 ST. r?w±.
', CARPQT CLEANSING. Established 13T».
j CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.-
Clear.s by compressed air. steam, hand or
1 en Boor. 1.658 Broadway. 421 F.ast 4»th-st. '
COi: & BRANDT. Tel 132 3Sth.
1 DESKS AM> OFFICE FIKMTTIIE.
; 011. t o p
i OFFICII
I rVRMTURE
; In 6i eat variety
lof sty!» unU
price
T. O.
581.1.K'.V.
j 111 F-i'f..r. >•
j niIESy«AKISC.
jA— A.— COt TIBIERE FRANCAISE (for
merly it:. Stern Bras Fine French
. dressmaking; newest models for summer
I gowns: ttottfri new bell skirt; Worth" ■ new j
rersnee and bouffant rteeves; English tali
cr-d mns and new watfeins Fklr's; estl- •
I mates given. ladles' own materials made; I
fhort notice; rensor.abte pi .■ ••» Mine.
j BHNITEAU ANDERSON, 213 West 122-1 it.
; l>Kh»»M AKI-.K reliable, good, takes work
home; l»te^t fklrts. waists. .i!>.> altera
1 tlons, remodelling, repairing, mlssc* and
I children's dresses. Mis. HOOD, IV, West
1 mist st. ■
i pRESKMAKBR, for la-ites fnd children's
dresses: rckhl fitter; remodelling; refer
ences: no objection to courtry. Addrew
i }<*.> I"n«t li^tr- sr.
. .
DRESSMAKER will imke mmmer gowns
at reasonable prices; home <r out. Htm.
J HAVERTT, 1.243 I.exlngtor.-nve
I ■v.hll: — Artistic, thorough: litzh
] eat ref»ren <■• de»:res engairenients. rtay
or week: cltv or country. THORoruil.
Tritune t'ptuwn ofTioe. 1.3»U Broadway.
DRESRCtTTTINQ and millinery systemati- ,
rally 'aught: rays better than other trn<«e*.
right school. Monday Wednesriav. Friday;
|380 tMrts you. M'DOWELL'S. SlO-3H
Cth-nve.
I MMi: WILSON, ISO West !'"th «t . late of
Mh aye. hour«. competent designer of
I Ifl lies' gowns, ... . waists, dainty hummer
. mnterlnls mncie reasonable.
DOYI.CS Tnrxii*. n\<;«.
, CASES and leather good* are. the best.
•JtH. mh «\e ie.nl ire ling). I Ve»ejr-st..
? A»t<"r Hoise. S2 ."th-fiie.
EMI'I.OYMI«T _ACI':XCIF.*J.
ST. 5" LOMEW'S
RMn<OYMKNT BUREAU.
; 511 Baal 41' d M I" -• r!an dom'-stln ar» j
•applied also iisnneinK hcusekee^eri. ma- !
itons. latttnum ■■■!'. etc.
I !
i ri'ioriMUTti noinn.
1 11RTHFT. 51* Wf-S r. < li.--i.-c front nn.l!
alcove; three windows; nmjle closet; cr.n- t
I ventent bath, dejlralle for tho«e appro !
I during nentne«s. c!<-nn!lr.ess. careful at- i
; tendsne*; r»li.-.| f.iml'.v !NS!"I.I>
! 831 WEST 4.-.TII ST Large. clear frcnt
room, sec.n.l tV'«r: nil conveniences;
I "Ulet. homelike; American family: rea»on-
I ar.|e : good nei»-h>H.rho.M.
FURNISHED i.nlor and bedroom; gas.
bn'h. hoi water; ptlva'e entrance; first
floor southern exposure, BERLINER. 200
We»! -Jth st.
■.<■ HI ST. 47 KAST 1....»;e rooms, n-wly
fomtahKl; bath on each llo.<r: gentlemrn
onl> ; hoUM in i'lnrs» <>f enretaker.
lOOTII ST. 7«i WEST.— Prlvat* house; de-*
slrnhle !nrf.' and small r-.>tns, l>r> ll room;
near "I." station; every convenience.
, i
IMII ST . 4\> WKST. Newly ren<>\ate.| :
li>ti:e r.-»<m*; private bath; l.rr-iikfnst op
tional; summer prices; references «.
>hai e-l
.> <• 1:- r IMVTH ST Parlor t10.. r far phy-
Etc Una: thr><- large hmndnomel* furnished
light r.«.tn». bath.
17TII ST.. .•ll EAST. Ver> rlealrahle f.n -
nif-he^ n-orns. opposite Stnyvea&nt Park;
f.imllv t.rlvate; references.
ADVERTISEMENTa and subscriptions for
The Tr'bnne received at f!-e| r Uptown of - 1
I fie» No. 1..f«4 Brvradway, between .'ftlth and I
::7th tta.! until it o'clock p. ni. At vert is*- ,
n.ents received at the following brunch of
fices at regiilnr office rates until >« o'clock
n in., vtz. : 2-*.4 Mih Hve . s. c. cor. 2.'M St.;
ir..l «lh aye.. cor. ■ Jth St.: IC Baal 14th st. ;
:t.t '.' ■•■■'; 4:-. i »t.. (■.!.•■>.■■; 7t; and V'h ayes ; I
~~ z ~~ ~~ -■- ■ - """" "• I
•lvin 1 KIIHTIOX (;|.(l<i<>.
MX' UU.I-.V! F<»i> SHOES, Polish pro- 1
duced by rubbing 111. cloth. Nourishes '
leather E!e X;i iit package. Lars;< t,.ttle. j
•-'•'• cent ltinck. tan. chocolate. M ■ I.KN
AHAN'. *"[" [ <ne.. " ;: St. 1
— , 1
I\«.imi\l\. MCln DISMISS,
RHEUMATISM si!cce.~sfully treate,l : also,
facial massage an.i manicuring by krad - j
I uates. Mme. KODNKY. 231 West KM si |
INSOMNIA, nervousness, rheumatism, suc
cessfully treated; also facial massage.
I WEBER. 104 West 52.1-«t.
LAWYERS.
DIVORCE! ASSURE©.— No fee until ]
granted; quickest, cheapest; reliable ad- I
vi.* free. SMITH * ENOEU 3tl« R way. j
; NO ADVANCE PAY —Divorces, accident*, j
Inheritances, collections, suits: advice free.
, Reliable Lawyer, M Rast l»lh st . room 2«. !
LOA.>>.
LITERAL I.OA"S <n diamonds, watches..
Jewelry. sllvenvar>. etc. Furs stored
during summer months. MAX DERN
•-tf:n 27i West IS.-.tr- «t.
I. US I.
LOST.— Bankbook No. )>•.•!• ill. Bank for
Savings. 2>f> 4tli-ave.. New-York. Pay-. .
mom stopped. I lease return bunk to bant
-
ai^ m x En
AT P.Er>TTfT3D PRICES— 3OO *ec<ind-nan4
wco«l and Iron working machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and n".
! rhunged. ilFo''n EDDY. 3!)S Mtdlson-at.
HUKI »l V'lis>|.
INSOMNIA. Nervousness and Rheumatism
successfully treated I. LARSEN, ISA
East 7.*,ih st. Tel.. 2.26& A "Wh. ,
***~"— i
THE HOLLY VIST.
THE ACME of shirt waist making is ex
emplified In the Holly *raltt. Exclusively ' .
of Imported Madras, percale, linen, flannel i ,
and i!llc. THE HOLLY CO.. .M West
l!2d-«t. i
TIIIIATMRXT FOB Itlll I M \TISM. '.
SI"RE CURB.— MRS, 1' Mi .NT. 123 East 1
27th st. Scitlp and Facia! Maaaagsj by 1
graduate nttomiants.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscription! for
The Tribune received at their t'ptown Of- ,
flee No. I.MW Broadway, between ,'<t!th and 1 •
BTtl -• . until 11 o'clock p. m. Advertise- |
dm its received at the following brunch uf- .
llces .it regular office rates until s o'clock
p. in., vlr. : 254 Sth-ave., « c. .■ r 23d-»t.;
103 aye., cor. 12th-»t.; 1»2 E«st 14th st.
2ri" West 42d at . between 7th and Bth ayes. . ,
2<Vl West 139 th St.; l.ri.'is 3.1 m.-, between .
7tith and TTth sis ; l.oi'd .11 :ive.. rear »llft I .
st : 1.708 lsi aye., near Huh •] ; 137 Kast , ]
l?.lth-st.; 7.V1 Tremont-ave. ; fir.ll ."..lave., '
near »lal st ; -'4 Sd aye. . 211) ltleecker tt. ; ■
::■::. nieecker-st. Brooklyn. N. V.— 216 .
Court « • 11l Smith st ; !.<HI4 Oatea-ave.
Newark. N. J.—7U4 liroad-st. Also at all j
A. D. T. ofllcea. I (
HELP "WATTED. _ !
Male.
ATTENTION. MEN!— $5 to $7 takes you to :
principal European ports' — London, Liver
pool, Glrskow, Hull. al»o free transporta
tion procured. Apply SHIPI'ING OFFICES.
8 <'linton-st. ard 73 West -St.. New-Tork. t
ATTENTION! — Mer. wanted; JS to *7 takes
you to England. $10 to Germany, and »2r> 1
to Africa. by doing easy work; also free |
tran»portatlon; return passage. Apply AT- I
I.VNTIi' SHIPPIXQ OFFICB. 115 l« « I
N. v. York.
BOY WANTED In dryjroods commission ;
business. Box «CC. N. Y. P. 0
WANTED. Head gardener, capable of tak- i
ing charge larce country place ami icreen- '
hoi.ses; long references required; English
or Scotch preferred. Address GARDENER. :
White l'lains. N. Y.
Ui:t.l' ASTED.
Fritter.
RESPBCTARU; >.iin(s girl for ceneral
housework; Bood plain cook and lnun- '
dress: wa^es *-' only one havinn first class i
references need hddress COI'NTRT, Boa S3.
Tribune Office.
\VA.\"TK l l>.-Two Jrounc l»rotestant women,
one as wnltres- and chamlermoM. one as
laundress a"d a«sist with chamberwork; '
prl »■■- family; country for summer: ref'r
ence required, ("all Monday from I<> to 12.
at 3* Hist .''l!th-st.; -r'.\-. aM
WANTED.— A Oral class French maid for I
one lady: muM be good sn!lor and pa -k - i
er an.] furnish excellent references; uaelaws |
t.j arply un>««: of refined appearance and
nccurtomed to t\i- service. Apply Monday
and Tne^lay, between M:3o an.l 1«» a. m., at
»-.1.-, .-.tb-ave. ■
If YOU WAKT
THE RIOT ¥MM
OF my '
WORK WANTED.
I'emalF,
ATTENTION!— a refined, cultured Chris
tian lady; elderly; competent as . ■ era
.";.: companl n or aMlatam in booseholO
■ i itlea; an efficient person in the family: an
experienced, successful teacher; *>'n>d house
keeper, neat a*w*r; aginalili reader;
backward pupil* rapidly advanced; a ple;is
ant home more of an object than hi?:h ml
iintu preferred; references -\
rliansen Address, with full particulars.
TEA) II EH 11 Overtook l'lace. Newbure.
N. V .
BOOKKEEPER.— By young lady, 10;
dnuhio entry: (.a.'hier; be?t references;
l>rmtn EitKlUn HKI'NJBS. .'.77 Eaßle-
COMPANTON •■ elderly lady, by refined
I'tarlKttan woman; cr>o.i reader: pleasant
home ;.referrcr| I- Inrfce salary. Call cr
a.:.lr<-«s K. B. TRAVIS. '_•!!• M nve.
<;i iykkxkss- «iirl. 23 lately landed.
i-pesks Frent h and German perfectly, as
ffnvernen; best references. M 3CHOBER,
r.i:: East 141 st.
GOVERNESS, Ac— French widow, '■>'
illplomee. spenklnz (Wmin, understands
Kncllch. as covrrness. lady's companion or
rnaporon: traveiiei in Europe MADAM,
.-.M West .T>th st.
oKFP'B ASSISTANT, stenorrapher and
tvpewrlrer; rnn as:-ist at bnoka; neat and
nmiiitlous: '• reference*. Miss 1.. M . 1.'.-'
itich-n.md st . Brooklyn.
STENOGRAPHER and typewriter; rapid
ard accurate; moderate salary. W. i: .
137 His- li">th st.
STKNOQRAPIIER typewriter; beginner ;
'••i-ii. an 1 accurate; Reminßton. S-nitli
irenT.-r. 11. OOU)FINGBR, 41H" Hous
ton st.
STEN'ifJßAl'Hhai.— Young lady; under-
1 t*"rii i net on at*.! jSmltti Premier
typewriters; |t.>0.l Ciormni scholar; *.«>.l
references; terms moderate. IjOI'ISQ K«.>II
SICK, te Al'-n st.
TFtI STWOJ'.TH V lady. «!«•■ experience c
■taleawotnan, capable of taking charge of
ari office, retail >.r wholenal*. seeks perma ■
nent p-'lrmn. C. BTUT2. 2'J"-' i!u !-..n-st.,
llohoken. N. .1.
TYPEWRITER.— By young woman. 2";
willing to assist at f>fTl - work; beginner:
no srenocrnrhy. Tv <;.. I.SSI .*.th aye.
VISITING lIorSEKBBPER desires to
mnke nrrangements for the fall. with *
few ■-.:••' the manncement ani daily
Inspection of tl.eir households Address U
It. v . TriUune rptown otr.ee. ],M| R'way
YOVNii I.ADY wishes of«.e work wlta re.
liable frm; en" furnish !<e«t reference:
experienced; m <.|e r «t.» (alary. NANt'Y
LEVY. hi Ka-t ICC! -•
To! NO LADY. attending Normal i'..('e e.
nt«he» to "n<l emrloyment from June
until Sept~mt er ss private secretary, or In
nnv i.ttier educational capacity, with a lady
of nrst lira family : hl*he«t reference* f'ir"
ni'te.i. Addren PRIVATE SECRETARY.
Tribune qm-e
\yonic _waxtkb.
Mai*.
"iI'ITIAi. It ATI: T«» I'>EJIPI,OVKn.
" « vrnnls. :: (lines 1.". rents
7 «liii<» rote. .......... ::i» i'mih
ASSISTANT MANAGER, cafh'er or cferk.
hotel, city cr .ountry. by refined yoii ng
m«n: cood apiwararfe; speaks and writes
correctly English, <;erm.in. French. Pri«n
ish; knows bookkeeping; Al references;
snmll crtsh Fe-urlty. W. X . .VI W. 2"th St.
ADVERTISING MANAGER -By younc
ir.an as asM.^ran* In ad\ertt!ilnK depart
ment of large .«t..re; s..me know!* ire of a.lc.
building. 11. M mi.vniv 141 lluroo-vL,
Brooklyn.
A>"<>>I"NTANT. -Expert; ntgtoest refer
ences; will open, write up. audit and !
bnUnce monthly cr oftener l««.ks for firms. J
corporations and entates not requiring per
in;«t.ent bookkeeper. EXTERT, Po^toOlCa 1
Box S»;f>.
A MEDICAL STI'DBKT ithird yean, as
companion and nisrue; willing to travel; I
highest references. M . Box 33, Tribune
I'ri i»n office. I ::•» Broadway.
BOOKKEI PI ' : '"'-' iloubl* entry; ten
yenrs" experience; monthly trial balance;
excellent references and bond. M.. Box '.».
Tribune Office. ; :
BOOKKEEPER, PATMASTKR ftc— By
German -American, still holding position
but dettring to change; quick and correct
en figures; competent and abie to take full .
charge of office: h-nrl If required. A. B. C.
Box 4'v Trlb-ine Office.
BOY. 17. well recommended. In oßSce or
wholesale house w ith chance tor advance
ment. H. PRIOOC 307 West us.| st.
BRI«>HT MAN. — Wholesale or factory
work; gn •! writer; quick and accurate a»
figures: atead] and sober; permanent posl
tlm. WEJLJCR. 834 Uth-ave.
, I
Boy. IT. In li« ofrlce; intellHent. neat. i
Address DOUKBKY, '.« Forsyth st.
CLOTHING BITER — As exper'encel
clothing buyer: ik cap«bl» ,if manajrtn*; j
»tor# or department; Al references. S.
MAYERS. Keneraw flMel. 202 \V 103d-st.
COLUMBIA JUNIOR wishes tutoring for
summer; temporary or permanent; spe
cialties. English, modern languages, hi.« !
tory; reasonable rates; experienced refer
ences. Addre«« j. W. «'.. lss Frar.klln
Place. Flushing. X. Y.
COLLEGE STUDENT (third year». at aj
summer hotel or resort, preferably imong ■
the mountains; references. Address O. M..
Tribune Office.
DKTEiTIVE.— A private detective. li
censed .1 n.i bonded, wants work; thor
oughly fam'llnr with all classes. ..I detec
tive work. Write or call wksti<i|iii:n.
u.'.t Hrondwny.
i:.N"«;iNK.i:K. - 1.1. •■:••■ i all r<und man. <i..
« tire ..f l.lel.erknecht. XI Ttir.. ■!■ nve.,
Brooklyn.
ENGINEER, first class license, as superin
tendent at apart or business bulld- !
Inu: thoroughly competent; hlgbeM <r«tlen
tl«ls BNERGETIC, care of Janlon. SIS
Weal 4M St.
ENGINEER.— Young Southerner. 21: good
character; strictly tempt^rate; references;
will <]<• own firing; country preferred. Ad
dress ENGINEER, Box IS. Tribune fptow>
Office. 1.M4 Broadway. ,
— 1
EN\ ELOPES addresmed for exhibitions,
concerts; circulars, etc.; moderate prices.
BACHEROFF. 1«4 East SOth -st.
GERMAN. "-'.".. good penman; has experience '
In banking an 1 Jewelry: speaks French
and English; good references. Addr-s« H. .
BISSINOER, 13.*> Broadway
JANITOR or PORTFR. — By a neat color**
man with good reference or security. Call 1
r>r address Mr JOHNSON. 143 Mosjtagjoa
»t.. Brooklyn.
MAN. in»rrl< 1 unders(and« carpentering,
painting, pnperharjrlne. harness making, j
jpholstering. horses and carrlaees. handy at
anything, wishes steady work for rellnbl*
t>o»s. ''nil or write BECKER. HiC Mese- 1
r ole-sl.. Brooklyn.
MATTRESS MAKER remakes mattressea
at customers" residence. $ 1 ,'^<. all sizes;
lisa cushion work. J. BI'TLER. 314 West
BMh st.
PORTER or ELEVATOR MAN.— }:\ a col
ore<l man. ROBERT LOVELU 22J> West
27th Kt.
PORT EH or OFFICE MAN— B» a young
man. colored: quick at fttrure*; Al refer
ence. SPOTTdWOOD, 330 West 33d St.
WORK WASTED.
■»>«
RESPONSIBLE re^ttloa wanted by young
Iran of ten years" practical business ex
perience; qualified for office work or to
take .-nance; good penman; will start low
If chances tor advancement are Rood: ac
tive position agreeable: character unques
tionable. E. I- ABBOTT. 353 Greene-ave..
Brooklyn. i
SALESMAN or in office by young man. ">:
12 year?' travelling salesman; understand*
every detail office work, card systems, etc.;
capable ccrresp indent and lucceilful sales
man.^ _ j
SALKSMAV- By y..un«: man. 21. with
house. In upholstery, lace or ruse depart
ment: Hi years" experience; efflce work will
be accepted; best of references. Address C.
l>cx i(>. Trioune Office.
FTEXOURAI'HER. Remington operator;
ten years' ex;>erienre: desires steady po
sition in rood bouse: references; salary $13
to $18 weekly. E. M . 122 Oak-Bt.. Itrook
lyn.
STENOGRAPHER, office assistant; Rem
ington: permanent position: faithful,
trustworthy; best refer* no agencies.
PROTESTANT. .".?.» l'ir Ro-nr Balldlnc.
SECRETARY.— l'nlversity >taOMM as sec
retary; lil(fh^« references. Address C.
S. HATES. 427 Woodward »llil>
Perm.
SCOTCHMAN. aS yrars of a«e. y«-xl edu
cation, requires position; n.it afraid of
wy.rk. Address F. M-. Trt! une Office.
TUTOR.— By French no-br-man. widower, as
private tutor. Instructor in American
family. Write Mr. DE TA11.1.A.-. nS Tth
a\*e.
TEACHER French language and CMlW
■at km; perfect Rentlemf»n; fr^«» during
summer; livlnr at Ashury I'ark; official an.l i
city references: wants occupation In rhit
locality and other places In the nelnht«"r
h<XMl;"very moderate. Address SELECT
S.l(i»i[. OF FRENCH UNOVAGE. US
Baal 4!>th-st.
YorxiJ MAN. 21 >ears old. as clerk in of
i fice; three years' experience; '■ -■ reffr
:m m Addre?s E. 8.. Boa IS.V I'afsalc.
v J.
TOrXO MAN. < 'ill an 1!». In a' office;
speaks Spanish and Fnpl'.sh: best of ref
. erences. R. LARCAPA. 1 -«T rresi!ent-st..
i Brooklyn.
! TOI'XQ MAN. colored, as elevator man In
bh office butldlna "r porter r.r jffneral
i useful man. C DAVIS. 40 JlorntnßSide
j aye.
I T'll'V MAN. IS, neat penman, desires
j clerical position, with chance of advancs*
' rr.<»nt: experienced and x ■ »'. conscientious
j worker. STEWART. ft. x -'■'.. Tribune nm -«.
TOUXG MAN. honest. Inteiiijrent. German-
American, desires position of sc-r»!e kin.!.
j Aodre«» A X.. care <-f Mnrirmsn. SC2 wesi :
I SJtk-st
i v • V.; MAN. 24. has feven years" exjterl
j en< eas odlce assistant and snlesman. de—
j sires similar posi'lon: has best reference.^
: and desires reference in exchange. A-!rtress
11 C. MVM.FP.. 1.2«7 Ie Kalb a.c..
j Brooklyn.
! TOI*NO AMERICA'S, 21. In office of relia
ble house, with chance of advam-err.env
hn?. krowledfce of bookkeeping. A. F.. MB
! East .'.lst-st.
i TOfXG MAN. 1*« In electrical or machire
slirp- has worked two years In machine
1 shop. 1,. PETKRSEN. :'.7!» Klnircl-st..
j Brooklyn.
i YOl'xr, MAN. 10 years, with 4 years" of
[ flee experience, desires position where
th"re Is a r°od epportunitv for advance
ment: AT reference*. Address J. F. !>..
I: -\ lf>. Tribune Office.
DOMESTIC SITfATIU^S WA.NTGD.
Mole.
BITI.ER or SECOND MAN — Ky younc
ESn«M»hman. competent, sober, trost
( worthy- excellent «•!•>• reference. FRANK
; ill RT. care of Deistler. !*> «'h-ave.
■ RI'TI-FTR.— «*apable. experi-nced: disen-
Kn*e.l .Tune 1; «a . •• $."^>: personal refer
' ence. present employer. BTTTXR. IS We»l
4><th-st.
■ BVTL.Cn or VAI-.ET.— By Japanese; tbor
.■'ichly experienced; also tan act ns sr«-w
' «rd on ya^ht; hlfshlv mum* n !•• ! M. V..
| 14" Nassau at.. Brooklyn.
i BI"TI.KR.— By tall ';n« mas: reat;
otrlctlv siter; wiliinz; understands hi*
' -Tu'ies: »:«o vs|et!nt; w»Cf" $»•>. SiT>: w-lt •
t-n and personal rvf»ren:es. Aiiws Ill'T
j I.'"!; _• -i Fast .?"tli :-t
! 1-i TLJDR or VALET.- Jo panes-. _:".. seei;s
enx-inement ; is al«o roivi mechnpic. elec
! rrtctea; enn take v iarK» iur'.mol.il's: j-r
, s.nal references. PATAKI. ISO Oold-»t^
Brookryv.
,
COMPANION. — By consertil youns m.Tn;
educated, refined and reputable; references
exchnntced. Address TBA< HE -J3> \Ve-=t
73d st.
CARF7TAKER.— Bv msrri»d man; no .-hil
> dren; steady habits; emplcred ar Wlr. '. -
S"r Arcane. Rth-ave ; refe r er..-*s. hen -
Mv ability. RASKIN. .•:'• ■■>■-• 24th s..
1 CARETAKERS. —Bj man and wt>; n.>
children: eentlerran's town house; r .^«a»_
j»M ►•. leadlnj? private families. \V. P.. Z?-t
j EMst ."«th-Sit.
J CARETAKERS — By man and wife : no
i children : private hou.« - *. sober and ?*on
; e«t urd v ery clem: hichest >t HftWW>
.■> .'.TV .?>Mf"55. M-J.-i Id aye.
I CARETAKERS.— By htßhli ifcamwndol.
r«-«nonslMe c.-<upte: fcenrVmin's r!i.'»
Oil' ldc sdmm^r. FT. D 173 Arr.s r er"lani—
1 nve . .-nr" of Wllklr-
I CARETAKER.— An elderly couple woaM
!'!<•• ro take care of a house itnrins the
absence of the family: references itlven.
Address F.. !?<>x 1". Tribune >",-.•
CARETAKKR.-Rf«[wiaN» family wishes
i to t.ike care of houne ,!urin« the snm
' mer: holiest references. KSIUHT. 220
I K»sf Ml st.
I .
j nißl". .-».>•<: roPtge or hwtlrotton; h'sr^
est t> Terences: f.wir v.-nri Hsf place. J.
j DOWUNd 41 B*r«en-st., Hr.">klvn.
1 COACHMAN.— I:. exr-r|en.ed man. Mr
I rie.i; thoroushtv und»rst.tn Is the mnn.iit. -
| m.nt of a (?»nt]»min's stable; would tike
' s'.-n.ly place; emmtry preferre !. JOHN, _"»7
j £>•! «2! St.
COACHMAN, OARI>ENER or STABLE
MAN. - E»perienc«.d In this work; rood j
; referent. TATUOR LSI Jones-f.
I COACHMAN.— City o r coon try; strict. v i
temperate; careful driver; first cla«« r>'f- j
erence: last employer can be seen. V.'ll^t. '
!A^r kf.rky. -^'« Baal S3d -'
COACHMAN.— IN Trotes-ant: rr«rr!.i: no I
rhiMren: exi>erlence,l ; highest citr refer
ence; city or country, j. H '■ 1 K.ist
OSth »t.
COACHMAN. — Single; n»at »ppearance; ■
first .■!:!«!«. personal references for so- ,
brlets . honesty; thorouKhly unders?r»n!s ,
proper care fine horses, harness, can lay; ■
always found wiliinfc. oblisinc COACH
MAN. 2>*i West Sttth-st. |
I COACHMAN.— Strictly temperare; Icatlus I
.on aovuni of family dlsi»stn(; of horses, i
IS years' personal city reference. tJII.ROY. !
; 4its West ,Mst-st.
COACHMAN. —By thoroughly competent i
•tPltle man: c-K>d rider and driver; good
references. J. i".. care Randall. I.«AM ,
Pr«wdway.
COACHMAN.— SingIe: firs-t class city |
driver; nn» appearance; three >ears in j
last place: does not use liquors of any kind; ;
hUhlv recommended. Address EDWARD, I
Box 7\ Tribune l/ptown Office. I.CW4 Broad- I
*± !
COACHMAN. — Married. Srt; thonmtcnly un
derstand* ore fin* horses. carrUges; fif
teen years' best references; »»\en vesrs '
last piace. GEORGE. 14?> East «M at
COACHMAX.— By competent and trust- ;
Torthj coachman of superior character; j
(tood hotsercin; excellent driver; Al refer- i
erce. K. F. IRVING, 12? East 4lst-st.
I
COACHMAX.— Cotortd; thoroughly compe- t
tent, perfectly sober and obliging; can i
Itlve ten year*' reference from last place; '
city or country. II . 123 West ■ st.
■ fiMAN —By thoroughly experieiu»-,l i
man; careful driver; capalde In mana^t- I
■(M of gentleman's staM.-; best of refer
.l , •■-. city or country. AddreM R.. «'.2S :
I'ark aye.
COACHMAN. Uj first clh.ss man; Minnie;'
thoroughly experienre.l; i-nr* horses, car- '
rfnic-^. harness; . ar.ful driver; city #.r I
country; Kenerally useful; satisfactory' rvf- '
erences. .DMI'HTEXT, .Vhi t:«h »\e. *
'.>\.-HM\N - Slr le; Hill. sober an I ,
• 'l>llKi!iir: ten >eari>" p«-r*.nal «lty ref.-r - |
• n.- I' ill r.r address. t!:r.«- days. «'.2!» i
i'urk aye. lutnl '< shop
Ct>ACUMAN.- First class; thoroughly un i
derstan>ls hts business; stylish, experi
enced; city driver: it years' K'*><l reference
J. M.. 122 West ,'iMh St.
COACHMAN.— B) marrie,* man. with (rood I
reference: out of place through famllv i
Jiving up horses recently. SMITH. »>3
Wed 54th st.
O>\< HVAN — English. 33; marrted- n,.
family: «•■""■! appearance; understands his I
business thoroughly; first class nun in !
every particular: excellent r*ferences T
care of Curl, 07» sth-ave.
COACHMAN Colored. Is now employed
and .-an give «oo<l cltv reference. Ai
dress JAMES ROBS, care C. He-km.in ft
ha S4t> East 2i>th-st. n *
OROOM.— By voun« man. uncterstamln care
of horses. carTtai,-es an,l harness; wlllinc
an.l obliging; best references. i-<(lr»)>» E
p.. Box 47. Tribune ITatowa OHloe. i .m
■ an way |
GARDENER.— l~n<ler«tanda c»re of veee
tables. lawns, etc. ■• H.. i.2n» Atlantic
• ye.. Brooklyn.
— !
GARDENER —Rest of reference*. Address
K. H. 4,*.? Roberts ar>, Vonkem. N. Y.
GARDENER.— Single, with thoronnh. prac
tical knowledge of the business under
(Class and outdoors: with best reference as !
to character and ability. Addreaa I* L*. |
Box 20. Tribune Offlc*. '
II
POMKSTIC SITUATIONS -WANTED.'
JAPANESE. speaking Cngllsh and Fre=ch:
experienced anl rKommended, as "ass**
FRANCOIS 25 V.'est M -•
JAPANESE. rirst cUh • hef. in nrst class
family or club: has be«t rpferer.ee. U.
TAMt*. 17 Concortl-»t.. Brooklyn.
I'SEFI'I. MAN.— l:>- reliable, sober, honest
man; busings*, clubhouse. prtvat* cauntry
plare. or '-aretnker. city or country prop
erty: handy and trustworthy. A. UKEMEU.
2« lliitNon Plai-e. 11.->!%nkeiv
USKFI'I* MAN. in private family; thor
o'luhly exp»r!ence.l hou*eiri.»n; umler
stp.n.l* rleaninic silver. l:-a»w». windows.
rng*: r<tr«» srn'^raan's clothes; harlwoca
flrors; expert potisber of fine furniture; can
refTen. ••><». AM:XANT»ER Ilex 4.1. Trlt*
ur.e ri.tiwn or!!.-.-, 1.:j»:» limatlwMV.
I'SEKI'L MAX. — In h<>tr-l or offloe, h>.u*«;
han.ly wlt^ a!l t«'!s; Inn* *>xrert%-n.-?; Urn
rtesa rvfeivn,-. JANITOR. 2W* W. Vth-*t.
ISEFfL MAN.— Hy miM'.e mg*>\ «sernwn.
Rho un<!ersia:>.!j \vai;lT» on taNf. cook
ing, pfc. .Vhlress t'.V.'ATI, 6 Chatham
Square. 9?<-or<l fl.*r.
VALKT or INVALIDS ♦TTKNI>AJ
. Superior .vialiac-nlt- ns. J. X.. 'j:;i IStU-
Hi N. TV.. V.--»#hineton. D ■• '
VALET.— V- a roune Englishman; - some
experience: rrfine.l. Intelligent, obliging:
understands -luti^s: willing to. *rarel; refer
ences. IT VAL'GHAN. 32 Lafayette-*t..
Newark. N. J. .-
VAI.KT V.v ynine onlor^l msa: hrmest.
soN>r. nn.l r.;«» e-.»>l r"("renoes. Call 37-
Clnssrn-ave.. l:m.»kl>n.
W.MTRR. VALET-— bvtaa; « years' refer
ences; ?r«-nk!r.s French art>l Enillst: in
private family. Address V.. H* East
WAITER, lart-pi. r. f^r <<mr.try; younff
KnKli.*h;n:»r> ; fine apr»e;ir-an<-*\ neat, cour
teous, expert; Bvp y,-ars" •\:lus!vo hotel «rd
cluh references: penteel jlace only. RVS— •
".--.•■ :■■ ,
DOMESTIC SITUATIO.VS W.V>TCI>.
i>bi>!(. ,-jr;
COMPANION. — A reftned. eJucafed Cana
dian ;.-i<!y as companion; n<> t<bje<"tion to
travel; sr.iod nun«e or tike chars*- ol chil-
Jren. lir>x HT. St. « 'at ha rice's. Out.
COOKING^ *c. — Competent wcrrtan to go
>mt by the Jay ceoktßS. cleaning, laun
dreys; city refrrrnc*; <Ity or cooatty. M.
B< ••' -\
I"<>OK. — 1.<..! v cltiMn* h>'>u?e wishe* place
for exc*>ll- nt plain eoik; was»"S J25. Call
M>r.:ay, Tuesday. VJ to 12. fct 11 West
I »"OOK . — Klr»t olnss; cwiiyfPt; unrler—
I *r-,nds all cooUinc. yau<;»i; N>st refer—
| etces; wagea S.V.. A. 31.. Rix s^. Tribun*
L'ptown OiTlce. 1.215S Ttr«'a.lway.
COOK. — i:v Arji^ri.in young woman »n pri
vate fa.Tiil- ; un.lersrrtn.ls all hinds llMlt*
Irq; no washUv; wUUs| to «;i> in country;
hest ref«rrnc«-. M. «"., Vex 4t>. Tribur.e
l-p»own Offlce>. 1.:;«U Broa.lway.
COOKS.— By two North oil Ireland cioks
•Bd ln'sn'lr* 1"*-*;1 "*-*; rpkst>. w.i'jp.-. bakers;
n!»o r'inm'.f'rTTmir'. wnttr' l^^: two years*
referenr^s: separate or t^B?!l!er; ci:y or
•■•-.r. r tr\-. ."U'.i r.rn-n'-e.
COOK or UKXKR.M. WuUK.— Wcman
jtbe <I»y or we*-k: rity r»f<Tfnce; no carcli.
t -•
COOK.— By peat, enmpet'-nt «riil !n small
prtrat* CsnCj Rein? to country-: S years
I-! I.TRt p\ar-f. 'S. W.. care 3lis. Gatley.
COOK.- iVnun as S"<h'i r-vik: neat, tros?—
worthy honw-Jteop*T, »ith city r»f<»reno.>:
pr!var.> f2rr::y; $2i> A-Mre-i STONE. SC2
m
CtHWS MM IT.MX !.M\-Dr.KS:I -Ei- an
Pnrnsh rrof«f!?r.t WOKMa 'r. nnfl f3rn-
ITt r.f *<rons: t^>nn:r>. -1. W.. cire Jliss
W..-.1. L>!T V"«.f 1!>-i.-.= > . .•: n!K---« rf«ht.
COOK. *«». - F>r=* .-ia^s r.>.fc'Mri T Tr-nnfTre^t
m R-imnn CfcWwOc.'iW lwl'i iK't*; city or
cour.rry; \ r «t r«-fi»r> n<v s. 11l Wfr- 'Vh-**.
CARETAKER.— Ity capable awl h<ir»»t
woman, as raretaler .or ptlierwts*. 3IOIt-
RI?». fn.ip«»r T'ci.»i f <?<«•?.
CIIAMnKRMAIIv — p> r**i. r-—pe<*ta&l»
rrTrr".! Woman; «T to .Jo hntiyewTk in
t wra'l flat: --irv or .. untrv. <-;i>: C r aiMresa
CHASIXZeRMAID ,v.-.— H-?i.».t ( t,> your?
•n pa«try; nnimtry xr*f>Ti»<; rw-'s-nal city
, l*ftrn<*, A'l.'r^iw 2'» W.»«f .*n»»--srt.
••H W':^RV.-r:K. *-.- V.irns =1r;. s^ort
tlm^ i- tat, rnuntrjr. m v^var" familT
fir ehan&fl wuik nr.l vvinr. ar a--E!«t w!t>
rhlMren. 1 ili'n mi "•_>■> K««» ?"-•♦.
CHAWBKRWORK cr l." - ,l!T lIOfSB
WORK — r.y man* cTrl. btttt* lartfe.l. ta
I priva'o firoilv : wlßlmr l» io.Trn." C?.!l 3105>-
I DATS *Bt>jrir T irmnw I llflli wuttti t.-> «<>
1 wit.-h»iw^rk. slr^. .'...rrK-HiN" ~ 3G3 VTeat
i IUVS V.ORK. — T<nm< wnroan wir't
} * waahrßß r.I-tln '-^nir.ir "» cle^nfn* hr tj*«
I't.'n1 't.'n h^s family c !i* »•■> Ei!r.-r*»; w(TI
M
i IJ'JIXFK-KPKH. » Tn^y wwM !ik» to
«he o:i- hi^hl<- tw<l«lwWl s>».i •« flr^t rt.is«
I HPl*gfewOßK^-.B» i--v ext^rtgwrrt "»r-
I itv: cv.] wims(r---«: tthrttn or iwiliU « »
t .-Irr r*f.-r"nrc. FfirstS *'P!t"fc"»( 4jJ
[ wmnn, M»<i. TIIiBETTS. Tt! V.*«»; *s;a_
I
mnd rrfe-->nr»»v h-.» no f-»milT:: ViH ?>•
WtittniF T > ?iv« on nr. «'iap« »f ........ i r***l
I^WrsiMAin— rvr thoronrhly <ornr»«r-nT
Fr»r.-h mni.l; r r '^r!«r..-«>.l .-.-,,-.■..■<
i^.iir'rf^r; laka ?0..i ca'« of i^-, w -'.»^
-.jhc: h«'st_ re>r*nc«9. MARIES •VTeit
*_ * ' *
MAT!'.- }••■■ North Ofman r~..~. ,... r-^
y. nnx woman: rr-v»!Ter: .-*r ir-
■
MAIL to '-'«!:.! I-> « r .» r^.^ n«>— lf
►T.'.'^t A<J<Jrwa AT>VERTTSER. C3J East "
NTP
mm. fr..m Han.iv : foil rMow of '^r<»
n- two CTOrrtitie ritlMrm J-i * «-..» ,■--.-»
r*f»r»lrc«* Address llanovkr. sro'^Test
XI'RSK in.! ATTPINtUNT r< l«>}r
••r reetlrnnnn. by rsr.^-.uirMv errow^nt
FTrurli' 1 ! w.rn.in; h.-.^r In! an 1 «ana"-r!>i~
I- • ■ >
■ .
SmtSS.— R» r-.^'.-irt r>i'.». t-> r»k*i
t:r» ch.irir*» .^f ebiMren: tkwi,jM T rorr
ret^n'. ,-.->r=c-i<>nf:i-"is an^ f'^ft^^ll• «r<i«tt
!?am«ir««: f.r«t cU<« r^ferenc»>s; .*isr»~<M»
rr travM.me n> »»bj^> *toa: waf»« J"^ i*>r»
or KMrm KIRK, i?: ive-t i.-tt^t."
Nl-Rj»n i,-. —By >o,,nc rirl fDmif\ lat-Tr
arnv»i. a« mr« or .'hafnh»rwor> w«r>
rr.mn ptOQlfc TAXGEJR B R»n l!.V!iAt.
XT'R*R — Rv voting ii-1v from Swlt7»r > ?»n4
lii* r Ea«t I lsrt^f A * ir ' i " Mrs - BASTIOX
, -^ m
NITRE — IW-s^na? -•i«.e r*rmit>«Bl
rmm r , „.,,•» ,-,.!„„,^ Mrs F?W—
KNS. in? T\>«t ft-r>-«t. "•"
PFXMSTRPSS. #xperlT.-«1. in rr-Iv-»>* f ft:n _
ll'-: r-i-Trin^nf >Ti*. TR \TNOT» c"r*
.^' Fl.ntn.- in> Ri«t lt<sth «t.
SEXMSTRrS: thomnchiy rorupetwrt. t.iVe*
"'" T 'l h.^m*: <-nrtn!ns. »»or?;»r<»« ji|'w t>»>
tlrn*r»; fatnllT F^wlnr j.v har.V »n« Sil
TrtlM,-- T-nt .^.n 0^.,-». r^ t nr,n,iw»^ a '
TIJ\TV;:i> NItNK with r»^i t^-nJW J-^T
»; n »w. Tr!lHine ' I>town »»«'"'. 1.=54
1
••*•'*"••. CsJ l Vondii* »n<l T-je*^* %«
TH'TN-Trr. NT'RSK iri;, r,v» „.-. -f i,
Ti. r Vt:l i^r«g' iw :^^ tf pharg^
'<lte!v '-»r-i»,»: O p» •.« flrs* rT-AVv»-e-»
cth«— «• r-ir-e- private f^-nj],.. „,_. "
?i? ■•--• "«.•>• «♦
T\ - *«TITVt";. — > re«w»e.-'»M» V"n-- T^..-,.,, -
n-'uSo< f.-» d/» wnahinir at hor~* C
JAMES. S IC3 2d-ave.
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