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NEW PUBLICATIONS
v RfOK BT DR MIN'OT J SAVAOK
amWmnlijr ■* - * -. v
THE PASSING AND THK PERMANENT IN
P.ELIGION. By Mlnot .1 SavaK«». D. D. Or
tavo, pp. 53fi. G. P. Putnam'. Son* 1
In Ma treatment of the great essentials of
• reiiKion Dr. Savage sifts such things as cannot
survive the impact' of scientific, historical and
critical study from the great fundamental
truths, and gives uf a clearer view of "those
things that cannot be shaken."' He carefully dis
tinguishes between Religion and The logy, "the
theory of religion." Science, he asserts, "ha?
h»>d plenty of warfare with theology." but h*»
protest? that there has been no warfare between
fcience and religion. He define* religion as
•'Man's eternal search for the secret of life." We
discusses in this book "Religions and Religion."
•Gods and God." 'Hells." "Heavens," "Sav
<n:jn»." The Church." 'Prayer" and "Worship."
Oae of the strongest chapter.* is that on "Sav
iours," and while leading up to the Saviour, the
Xazarene, he says:
Humanity is poor, and suffering for the want
*-f a million »h:ng!= that can never be attained
AcUhout ihe control of the frees of production
more completely than we have 'been able to do
yet. So the creators of wealth must take their
places among the saviours of men. Those who
fcfive delved into the secrets of earth and ex
plored heavens— the?e. if thy have forgotten re
ligion, philanthropy— no matter what else they
have done or not done — if they have helped men
discover the truth, so far they are among the
■world's saviours.
His first chapter on "Religions" has in it much
; that reminds the reader of Ingersoll's state
• tnent. "God is man made," but instead of pro
ducing ■ shudder as of blasphemy. Dr. Savage
i reduces his study of the religions of the peo
• ples cf all ages to a most devout recognition of
Cod. His power. His eternity, His love.
■ Many cobwebs are brushed away and many
standards set up on truer foundations. In the
chapter on Heavens he says that people have
always been conscious that life did not meet
their ideals and that for some reason, either
their own fault or some one's else, there were
Inequalities. So there lias sprung up as natural
ly as flowers or graf-s grow in the spring a be
1 lief that somehow, pomewr* re, these inequalities
would 'be equalised— that people who deserve to
Buffer would suffer, and those who should be
happy would be. With this well accepted and
not at ali brilliant hypothesis, the author shows
the heaven of the early races; of the Indian—
.quoting Pope's well known "Lo! the poor Ind
ian, whose untutored mind sees God in clouds.
•or hears Him In th.- wind," which ends with the
couplet, '"But thinks admitted to that equal sky.
' His faithful dog shall bear him company" — of
'■ the Orientals, the Mahometans, the Greeks, anil
j so on down to the little girl who was told that
i •lie might have ■.. piano in heaven, as it was
\ what her soul longed for— the little girl over
; whom Elizabeth Stuart Phelps raised such a
. mighty discussion as to the rationality of ad
mitting harp? into heaven, and not pianos,
. which so many more people would be nble to en-
Joy. Dr. Savage is never Hippant, as this would
seem to Indicate. Ho seriously argues for a
heaven which will satisfy longings and desires—
which will round out the life begun here and
perfect the soul, saying':
1 belif-ve that h< iven >\i!l find free room and
for .ill 'h . tnd noblest in us. and
'not a man. woman contrib
titfd to the sw«-. - - the beauty.
the glory, the healt ifting of human
life In this world but will rind an pie scope and
room for n thousand tiiiie.< grander contribution
to the growth and development of the universe
ny» r I
In Am discussion •.: prayer the author re
marks: "If we < ou!d a© umplisb restilis mere
breathing i! »roukl result in tho
■ t th.> world. It would put a pre
mium on tagJnes* ;M:d Incapacity. If a farmer
-■bould say. I will n<.t cultivate my crips. I will
■n the f- :;c-e uml ask God to do it; if :in
-Mould not Lake pains to build his
: am to pass over
the prayers of the friends
rs. would you not see the shal
p of this idea of prayer." Then follows a
ii!i=<~us<=iori of the proper use of prayer,
'he need f or it in the worKt The
■ -* rf-ligion he leaves behind
come* ui"-n permanent truths which nr n
• .i in a praise offensive to no one.
SHELLEY'S ANCESTRY.
SIR' JOHN IAWKWOOD, THE GREAT CAP-
B^ TAIN OF THE WHITE COMPANY.
K^j WAS IN THE LINE.
BYRON THE DESCENDANT OF THE POET-KING
JAMES OF SCOTLAND.
From Notes and Queries.
Although no respecter of pedigrees, yet Shelley
was proud of his supposed relationship to Sir
■ "Philip Sidney; but the connection must have
been spiritual rather than physical, for he was
mistaken in his pious beliei that the authentic
-blood of Astrophel flowed in his veins. His
grandfather, Sir Bysshe Shelley, had won
("eloped with," Medwin says) two heiresses in
succession. The first, Mary Catherine Michell.
.was the poet's grandmother; the second, Eliza
beth Jane Sidney Perry, ancestress of Lord
d» L'lsle and Dudley, was the descendant of
'HIT Philip's younger brother, Robert Sidney.
Ear] of ester.
Shelley was. however, the direct descendant
'of John Shcllie, M. P. for Rye In the first quar
; tfr of the fifteenth century, by his wife Beatrix,
the daughter of the famous Sir John Hawkwood
<Acuto). Called 'by Hallam "the first real gen
oral of modern times ' Hawkwood was captain
of the White Company, which fought for the
Viw-ontl of Milan. Although his bones lie, prob
al'ly, in his ancestral church at Bible H«eding
bam. Essex. the counterfeit presentment of the
Sivat captain in his armor as he lived may be
•seen to-day in Paolo L'ccello's fresco, now at
the west end of the Duomo of Florence.
'"'..-Another ancestor of the poet, Edward Shelley,
of Worminßhurst date the property of the
convent of Sion), grandson of the above John
and Beatrix, was one of the four Masters of the
| Kf'usehold to Henry VIII, Edward VI and
Queen Mary. He was buried in the chancel of
Wonnlnghurst Church, Sussex, in l.V>4, with his
wife Joan Iden. Her father. Paul Iden ("Pawle
Vden"), in civilian costume, with Agnes his
wife and one daughter, are represented on
brasses in the south chapel of Penshurst
Church. Kent. The date of Paul's death is
given by Hainee as 1514.
Readers of Shakespeare will remember the
name of Iden. In "'1 Henry VI," Act IV, scene x,
Alexander Iden Flay* thf» notorious Jack Cade.
Hasted, in his "History of Kent," says:
! "The Idens were a family of great antiquity
and good estate about Iden, in the county of
Sussex, and Rolveden in this county, and in them
it continued down to Alexander Iden, who re
elded here in the twenty-eighth year of K.
Henry VI. the latter half of which year he was
Sheriff of this county. being appointed to that
office on the death of William Crowmer, esq.,
who had been put to death by the rebel Cade
.and his followers."
And elsewhere he adds:
"Jack Cade. deserted by his followers, con
realed himself in the woods near this place
IHothneld], belonging to Ripley Manor, in
.\V©Btwell, soon after which he was discovered
>**y Alexander Id?n . . as some pay. In a
field belonging to that manor In WestweU parish.
but by others in a field of this parish, still
named from that circumstance Jack Cade's
field." .
Holinshed. the chronicler, records this event
as taking place at Hothneld <or Heathfield), Sus
j sex. . Iden married the widow of his predeces
sor—miscalled by Shakespeare, following Hall.
J ..Sir 'James Cromer— the daughter of that Lord
\ Treasurer Say who was also murdered by the
! rebels. Subsequently appointed Governor of
Rochester Castle. Iden was again Sheriff of Kent
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Borough of Manhattan, the 2i>th day of May, 1902.
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Dated New York, the BUi da;, of May, 10 -'
PAULINE WOLF. Executrix
■WILLIAM H. KLINKF.R. Attorney for Executrix. M
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to present the same With voucher* thereof to the sul>-
Fcrib.r. at liis place of transacting business, at the ortice
cf William K. Klinker. No. ».'! Nassau Street. Borough of
Manhattan, in the city of New fork, on or before the
first liny of December next.
Dated New York, the Bth day of May. 1!<O-J
PATRICK DOYLE Administrator.
WILLIAM 11. KLINKER. Attorney for Administrator.
93 Nassau Street, New York.
TN PURSUANCE of an order or Hon. Abiier
C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County of New York.
Notice in hereby given to all persons having -la:ms asainst
Harry D. fniith late .>f the County of New York, de
ceasod, to present the same with voucher! thereof to the
subscribers, at their place oi transacting business, office
No. Ms Broadway. In the Borough of Manhattan, in the
City of Xett York, on vi before the lilst day of July next.
Uated Ne«" Yoik. the ;«tn jay of January, I!mi2.
RONALD R BONAR,
JOHN B. SMITH.
Administrators.
].\ PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County of New York,
notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against
Emilie Bartells. late of the County of New York, de
ceased, to present the game, with vouchers thereof, to the
subscribers, at one of their places of transacting business,
viz.: The ultice of Qeo. H. Hyde, M Chambers Street, or
the office of Max Altmaytr, 291> Broadway, in the Bor
ough of Manhattan, in the City of New York, on or be
fore the first day .if August next.
Dated New York, the 30th day of January. 1902.
FREDERICK W. SKILER.
LEOPOLD ROTHSCHILD.
Administrators with Will Annexed.
GEO. H. HYDE. Atorney for Frederick W. Seller. Ad
ministrator. 51 Chamber* Street New York City.
MAX ALTMAYER. Attorney to- Leopold Rothschild. Ad
ministrator. 2(K> Broadway. New York City.
VTILLIKEN, JAMES— In ponHuutce of an
order of the Hon. Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate of
the County of New York, notice is hereby >dven to all
j f rson? ha -In* ilr.lms against James Milllken. hite of the
Cotntv of New York, deceased, to present the same, with
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber at hli place of transact
ing business, at t/ie office of ShilKnd. Shoemaker &
Hedges. Nr.. 71 Broadway, in tlie Horough of Manhattan,
<"ity of New-York. OB or before tin- 3iHh day of S.- t ,t.'m
ber. 1903
Dated. New Voik. March Mh. 1902
EDWARD F. MIT.L.IKKX. Administrator.
SHILAXP, SHOEMAKER A. HEDfiBS. Attorneys for Ad
mlnlstraior. No. 71 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan.
New Yorfc City. N. V
JX PURSUANCE of an order of lion. Abner
C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County i f New York,
notice is heieby given t.i all persons bavins claims against
William D. Wnipple, late of the County of New York,
deceased, to present the same, with vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber at his place of transacting business at the
t.frlce of Robinson, Blddle & Ward. I'>'> Broadway. Borough
of Manhattan. City of New York, on or before the Ist day
of December next.
Dated New York, the 7th day of May, 1002.
HERBERT S. WHiriM.K. Administrator.
ROBINSON. BIDDL.E & WARD, Attorneys for Adminis
trator, 160 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. City of
New York.
"DLISH, THERESA M.— ln pursuance of an
order .f HOB Atmer ' TttOOMS, v EhUTOCktS of the
County Of N«« Y"tk, notice Is hereby civ. r, to all persons
having claims against Theresa M. Wish lute of the
County of New York, deceased, to present the same, with
vouchers thereof, to the subs'-rlbor. at his place of trans
acting business, at the office of Frank \V. Angel. No. lift
Nassau Street. Borough of Manhattan, in the City of New
York, on or before the 3i»th day of 5-eptember next.
Dated New York, the 28th day of March. IDO2.
GBORQE H. BUSH, Administrator
FRANK \V ANGKI.. Attorney f,.r Administrator. 116
.V. ? sau Street. Now York City, Borough of Manhattan.
TN pursuance of an order of Hon. Abner C.
Thomas, a Surrogute of the .'ounty of New York.
Not'ce Is hereby given to all persons having claims against
John J. Tucker, latt of the County of New York, de
ceased, to present the same with .-ouchers thereof, to
the (Übscrlbsrs at the'r place of iiaPiac unj: business. No.
37 West Twelfth street. In the City of New Yoik. Bor
ough of Manhattan, en or before the thirtieth day of
■ rt.
I New York, tr l'Jth day it March. iJM>2.
MARY A TUCKER. EDWIN TUCKER. WALTER C
TUCKER, Executory
JOHN M. SCRIBNER. Attorney for Executors 2 WaJl
Street. NVw Toa* Otty.
BOAHI) AM> KOO)1S.
70TH-ST . 30 WEs..- Double and tingle
rooms; large > loaeia; every convenience;
refined surroundings; exclusive neighbor
hood; excellent table and sen-ice, parlor
dining room: reference.
f.6 TO «<> KaST r.QTH-KT.— jTull hotel ac
■ "atlon*. light rooms with break
fait .ana table d'hote dinner, including
wine, for »i 2 p*.- week; music Full value.
BT ALBANS. 7 kAST 31ST-ST.
Rooms, single, en *Ule; doctor's Office;
prlvsle batht; -I'miiK nam parlor finer;
electric lit lit. tabu board.
Gt cum boat
Lost
Assignee Xoticts
Hl<;\. a.»A«HKS KITE H M I X A'l'KU.
NOTICE.— WiII exterminate roarftea. bu«e
ir m t-ousefc furniture, etc.. will juaran
tct my wcrk. D. P. '^35 Ba»t 13th-el.
DESKS AND OFFICE FUII.MTUBB.
iini,i,TOP
OFFICE
i ;i!MTrm
la great variety
of my!* iii.il
price.
T. O.
■SLucir,
in Fultcn at.
CARPET fLBASIIIO.
J.ftJ.W.WIUMMS aaß
» i. s^nr 1 st. coiumbua
CARPET CLEANING. Established 18TI
. WILLRAMB A-. $M,
m W. 77TWSL KJB
CARPET CLEANSING. Established IH.S
CAREFI'I. lAltl'ET CLEANING lO-
Clesris by compressed air. steam, hun.l or
on floor. 1,658 Broadway. 421 East Mill *
CC>li & BRANDT. Tel. 132 38U».
mt i-:«*«oi \hi<o.
A —A.— COI'TfRIERE KRANCAISE (for
merly with Stern Bros.—Fine French
dressmaking: newest models tor summer
gowns: Rouff > new bell skirt; Worth's new
corsage and Iviffant sleeves. English tail
ored gowns ai-.d new walking skirts; estl
ma'es given ladles' own materials made;
Fhort noticr. r^aeonable prices. Mm*
BRNITEAt ANDERSON. 215 West 12IM-st.
DRESSMAKER, reliable, good, takes work
home; latest skirts, waists, also altera
tions, remodelling, repairing, misses and
children's dresses Mr*. HOOD. IS6 West
l(11st-st.
DRESSMAKER.— Tine tlttor. ostumes.
t«-a rowns, waists, wraps. Jl ."><• a 4av
city or .untry. DESIGNER. Rox 42.
Tribune I rtoivn Offl.e. I.RrM Broadway
DRESSMAKER will make summer gowns
rft reasonable prloea; h^me or 00l Mmc
HAVKHTY, 1 24?> l..'xir.etnri_ S v»
IiPKSSCT'TTINO and millinery systemati
cally 'aught: pays better than other tr;i'!«-»,
night school Monday. Wednesday. Friday:
*2SO starts you. M'DOWELL'S. 310-31S
ESI PLOYMEST AGEXCIKS.
ST. SAKT!nI©!LIO) I W!FW l S
HMPLOYMBNT BUREAU.
211 East 42d-st. First class domestics are
supplied: also -managing housekeepers, mi
tsons. governesses tutors, etc-
PbKMSHfcU niIOMS.
llfiTH-ST.. 21S WEST. CnolCS fr-'nt and
alcove: three windows: ample <■! . .s> •
venient bath desirable for those appre
ciative neatness, cleanliness careful at
ternian' eflned family CNSFI.n.
75TH-ST.. 11l VYB--T. -Flw. two laree
rooms: parlor, dressing rooms elegantly
rurnished; private house: moderate; refer
pn« <■?.
88D-ST. s(i WBST. — Well Kept single or
exchanged- gentlemen.
18TH-ST . lis EAST.— Elegantly furnished
front parlor an'! her rooms; all con
veniences; reasonable permanent: refer
ences.
33 EAST 22D-ST. and 5 E VST 12TH-BT.—
1 '<-sirable larte and small rooms: perma
nently, transiently; private bath; refer
ences.
20TH-ST . 47 EAST. — Ijirge rooms: newly
furnished: Lath on each floor: gentlemen
only- house In risrw c.f caretaker.
105TH-ST.. 711 WHBT. Private, house; de
- sirable large and small rooms: hall room:
near "L" station; every convenience.
88 WEST :x>TH -ST.— Parlor door f..r pny
sirians: three large, handsomely furnished
Dtht rooms: bath.
FOh <lAI,fl.
TWO C.AS PCMPINO ENGINES for sale
cheap. F. B. KING, Plumber, 18
John -st.
ntlMsTTflJ XERVOI'SXESS.
INSOMNIA, nervousness, rheumatism, suc
cessfully treated; also facial massage.
WEBER. 104 West 52d-st.
LAWYERS.
DIVORCES ASSURED.— Nu fee until
granted; quickest cheapest; reliable ad
vlrs fxe». SMITH & ENGEL. 309 B'way.
■ •' \ N *
LIBERAL. LOA"S en diamonds, watches.
Jewelry, silverware, etc. Furs stored
during summer months. MAX BERX
PTKIN. 271 West 125tr>-st.
L.OSI.
BANKBOOK No. 320,525 of t e Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. Any per
eon having a claim to it is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook can
celled and ,• new one issued.
LOST.— Bankbook No. 822.MM. Bank for
Savings 2M> 4th-ave., New-York. Pay
ment stopped. Tlease return book to bank.
MACHINERY.
AT REDUCED PRICES.— 800 »econd-han4
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed; mach.nery bough', and ex
changed. rSEO B. KDPY. 39S Madlson-it.
MISt KLLA\EOIS.
CARPENTE3K AND KriLJJER
JAMES McCADDEN,
303 WEST 4SD-ST.
KIIEI MATISM.
INSOMNIA. Nervousness and Rheumatism
tsfully treate-l. L. LARBEN. 196
Bant 7. r ,th-st. Tel.. X.208A 73th.
THE HOLLY WAIST.
THE ACME of shirt waist making la ex
emplified in the Holly waist. Exclusively
of imported Madras, percale, linen, flannel
and silk. THE HOLLY CO.. 34 West
22d-st.
TREATMENT FOR RHGI'MATISM.
SIRE CURE.— MRS. DL'MOXT, Vlh East
27th St. Scalp and Facial Massage by
graduate attendants.
HELP WAVrKD.
Male.
ATTENTION. MEN! *;"> to $7 takes you to
principal Europttttn ports— London, I.iver-
GUtgow, Bull, also free transporta
tion procured. Vpply SHIPPING OFFirES.
r. Clinton it, atiO '•'■'■ West si New V ■■ ,
ATTENTION! -Men wanted; *5 to $7 lakes
you to England. $10 to Germany, and $2.1
to Africa, by doing easy work; also free
transportation: return passage. Apply AT
LANTIC SHIPPING OFFICE. lIT is- at..
New-York.
WANTED Art bronse foundry in Ohlcago
w;int.< moulder wbo thorouahly under-
th«- makinc ..f m.Hil.ls foi statuary
etc. A.ldress AMKRII'AN HRnNZK COM
I'A.VI rhicßßO. 11l
WANTED. — First class newspaper can
vassers: $l. i a week salary guaranteed
and liberal commission paid in addition.
Address, giving references as to character
and ability. Rox 24. Trihiin.' OrrW
IF WJ W.OT
| T&3E BIGMTT KBRID
: OF CHEU 9
liiUlM inJlslfalS
WORK WASTED.
Kenuiu.
COMPANION.— Young lady. German, seeks
position as companion to elderly lady or
to children not under four years; would so
to country. ROSE KANTOR .To!> East
72d-st.
COMPANION.— By younfr lady idn>lomee).
four ycarf abroad. French and German,
to grown children or lady, moderate salary,
reference-.. V. O R 4;i We.«t flth-»t
COMPANION.— A lady wishes to travel
with lady; will go anywhere: city ref
erences given and -leslrert. Address C. S.
A.. Trlhune Office.
GOVERNESS, Ac— French wiflow. 30.
dlploaee. sp^sklnr German, understands
KnKlish. as Knverness. lady's companion or
chaj.ero n . travc-lled In Europe MADAM.
85] West B*th-.1
GOVERNESS to young motherless children;
will take charge of household affairs;
New-York references. Address GOVERN
ESS. IK ri nfleld «t Hnhoken. N. J.
GOVERNESS or COMPANlON—Compe
tent, experienced, refined North German
jeek» re-«ngagement; highly educated:
fluent French (six y»ar« Paris); advanced
Encash higher branches): would take en
tire charge; trustworthy. experienced
traveller; i i el lent references from test
millet Kvpr,r;ißx ( - Bi ISO W B 4th-«t.
GOVERNESS.-- -An experienced North Ger
man nursery rovniiMi. English, kinder
'?»* desires position with one or two
children : UI °* |own «r travel; highest
ITw« r ' a !; "' r "- Address GOVERNESS.
1=» x*—* Sidney aye Mount Vernon. S. Y.
WORK WASTED.
Fetnal*.
INSTRUCTOR. Ac— A young lady, head of
large gchool. highest nodal and profM
elonal standing, would act an Instructor cr
companion during the summer. Room 610.
3 Ueekman-et.
GOVERNESS.— Young woman. North Ger
man, riming from England, aa nursery
governess. F CAM MANN' '-"'<' East S let -st.
STF.NCXJRAPHKR and TYPEWRITER —
Good ahtllly quick and accurnte In figur
ing; $«. M.. 134 East l'2th st
TWO YOUNG GIRLS. ;ige-i 17 and I*. re
cent graduates of grammar school, would
like position: office work preferred: can
furnish be« of referen-es. CARROLI*. 4O»
West 2flth-st.
TRUSTWORTHY lidy. also experience as
saleswoman, capable «t taking charge of
an office, retail or wholesale, seeks perma
nent position. C. <rrT7.. 2-2 Hods** M
Hoboken. N. J. --' -
WORK WAM'KU.
Molr.
«s?-|-Cl t.. rt\Tf: To a.\ESIPI.OVKI>.
S4 irnrdii, 3 times 13 rents
7 time- rate •■ «•*■*»
A MEDICAL STUDENT (third year), as
companion and nurse: willing to travel;
highest references. XI.. It 55. Tribune
fot wn Office. 1.3»M Broadway.
BOdKKEEPFR. cashi.r or saileaonan, by a
roil.ge graduate, aged •':". furnishing the
very h.ghest thorough account
ant: strictly temperate, bed 1 ' habits ;ind
character; ten years' New-Torh City busi
ness experience as proprietor, t: OTOUghly
capable of office iranagement. AdarSSi J.
P.. Rox IS. Tribune Office.
BOOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT, 21: honest
and industrious: college graduate; best
reference; salry to commence $J». Address
<; h W., B© West ssth-st.
BOOK KEEPER nni STENOGRAPHER.—
High school graduate: over two years
business experience, desires position Imme
diately, where hard work :s appreciated.
J. 5 .." 4A Scholes-st., Brf>oklvn.
BOOKKEEPER-- Aged .''.2; double entry;
14 years' experienio; monthly trial bal
ance; excellent references. F.. J M.. Box
D. Tribune offce.
bookkbbi'f:r. paymaster, ac— By
German-American, still r-olding position
but desiring to change; quirk and correct
on figures: competent and able to take full
charge of offW: b->nd if required. A. B. C.
Pox 4.V Tribune
BRIGHT YOUNG MAN. IS. with reputable
house- 2 years' experience and best of
references. F. 11. KNECK, 244 Vernon
ave.. Brooklyn.
BOT, colored, with a doctor or with pri
vate family: good references HIM-ri-
MAN. 150 West Blst-et., three flits up.
front.
BOY. 17 wishes a oosit on in office 1
trade: can give reference SAM R» >TH
WEL* l.!Mf> Dean-st.. TSrooklyn.
BOY. 1«. wants position in otll.". chance
for advancement. K. LEVT. .Ilfl Sth-st.
BOY. 16. understanding bookkeeping thor
oughly, wishes Dositlon in banker's or
broker's office; best references. WT'NNER.
824 6th-st.
CX>MPANION. — By congenial ycung mnn;
educated, refined and reputnble; references
exchanged. Address TBACHBR. 23S West
73d-st.
CHICAGO EXPERIENCED SALESMAN
warts exclusive manufacturer-! account
for Chicago or San Francisco; notions or
hardware, etc.. specialty preferred. C.
WMTK. 336 Rmven-av»\. Chicago.
COLUMBIA JfNIOR wishes tut'Tlng for
summer; temporary or permanent: spe
cialties. English, modern languages, his
tory reasonable ratf^: experienced: refer
esces. Address J. W. C. IM '"ranklin
Plaff. Flushing. S T.
CARPENTER, cabinetmaker, painting. [.c,|
ishlng and everything: house repairing*
for landlords and storekeepers. A. ARO.
23f. East 4«th St.
DRIVER. — Young man. American. IS. neat
appearance, in private family: very
handy: experienced driver; ref.-rence from
present employer. Adilress ('. 11.. 2JS East
lOOth-st.
DKTECTTVE. — A private detective. li
censed and bonded, wants work : thor
oughly familiar wi'h a'l classes of detec
tive work. Write or call WESTLOTORN.
229 Broadway
ELK'TRICIAN. understanding dynamos,
motors, wiring, repairing machinery In
all branches'; *tendy work in big house or
building. DREWS. 410 Linden st.. Hrook
lyn.
ENGINEER, first class license, as superln
ine thoroofrbly competent; highest creden
tials. HNERGBrnC. care of Jardon. 313
West 41M-Bt.
ENGINEER. Young Southerner, 21; good
character: strictly temperate: references;
will do own firing; country preferred. Ad
dress ENGINEER. Box 45. Tribune Uptow>
OtT:ce. I.3JM Broadway.
.;ii<)l> WRITKR wants position In office;
references furnished. C. F . 852 Colum-
JANITOR, with best references, long ex
perience. hone9t. sober, industrious; un
derstands general and electric repairs, boil
ers, pumps, motors and elevators: apart
ment house or office buildings. JANITOR,
ISO East 125th-st.
MANAGER.— As manager of tea or grocery
rtore: best city reference and bond If re
quired: ,'to years' practical experience.
STI/RGES ail West S7th-st
MAN married, understands carpentering,
painting, paperhanplng. harness miking,
upholstering, horses and carriages, handy at
anything .wishes steady work for reliable
boss. Call or write BECKER. 102 Mfso
role-st., Brooklyn.
PAINTEOt decorator and paperhanger,
first class, desires work by nay or con
tract; als,> hardwood finish and t *il'T"'t;
very reasonable prices; unquestionable re:
erence.s furnished. »i«i Broadway, room JJ">.
PORTKK or iACKKIi. —By young man in
wholesale or retail house; temperate, will
iiiK and strong. Address P. F. JIEKHA.V,
21M Va-lck-st.
PRIVATE SECRETARY. &c— Young man,
23, deslr»s office n^sition; private secre
tary or stenographer. BTENO, 38 Central
st.. Newark, N. J.
SWEDE, 2ti willing and oM.ging. speaking
English fluently, wishes position at any
thing. UNBBDA? 4M Columbus-aye.
SECRETARY.— University student as sec
retary; highest references. Address C
S. BATES. 427 Woodward-Bt.. Reading.
Perm
BALKBMAN. — By young nun, 21. with
house, in upholstery, lace or rug depart
ment: IH years' experience, ofnee work will
be accepted; best of references. Address C .
box SO. Tra>une on'.c-e.
SALESMAN.- S^v.-ra. years' expt-ri^nce in
wash and white goods, both wholesale
and retail; beat references. Address R. i^
V care of C. A. Uiukey. urn East !»7th-st.
BKIPFER.- Competent ii.iin as skipper for
sailing yacht; bent ot references by peo
ple of prominence. Address F. M. I.AW-
Ler 4<"<; «r«si isth st
TINSMITH and ROOKKR. -Orman. haa
own tiuils. MARgrHR. 1.516 Ist aye.
TUTOR.— By French nobleman, widower, as
private tut^r. Instructor In American
family Wilte Mr. DE TAIL.UAC. 27S 7th-
Hve.
WATCHMAN Ry American. 50; hest of
City reference. Addre.ss A .. »41 Ogden
,i\.-. Jerawy <"lty.
YOUNG MAN good penman, at any
thing: experienced telephone switchboard
operator, not afraid of work; best refer
tMM \ llr-ss W. M .. Boa i». Tribune
i -ffl c, 1 r,64 Broadwa]
YOUNG MAN from one of the largest steel
Industries. Germany, seeks position; has
twelve years' experience as office man.
EMIt, KOTTKNHOrF. 2rtl Putnam-«ve..
Brooklyn.
YOT'NG MAN. 22. rood penman. In office
offering advancement: good, conscientious
worker: experienced: references; $T>.
ARTHI'R. Box 2T, Tribune Offlcf.
TOUNQ MAN Is, in wholesale hou.<
rhance f..r advancement: excellent refer
ences, salary $«. Address TACOB RYSH
PAN. 13fi Rid«e-«t
YOUN<S MAN. 20. neat and obliging, wishes
position In factory or ofTVe: best refer
ences. C. T\ VANFK 1.35« lst-ave.
VOr.V, MAN wishes position at anything
where th-re in » chance of advancement.
X BARNEY. 3M F>< ' t .Mst-st.
YOUNG MAN. 19 years, with 4 years' of
fice experience, desires position where
there Is a pood opportunity for advance
ment; Al references. Address J. F. D..
Box 19. Tribune OtSce.
DOMESTIC SITL'ATIO.\S WAXTKU.
MaU.
ATTENDANT, nurse to Invalid or elderly
gentleman, or as visiting masseur, etc. -
well recommended. Address TRILLOW care
of Craven. H*7 Tth-ave.
ATTENDANT, nurse; expert in majsarc
electro|(alvanl>m and bulldin* up run
down eyatems. highest reference? cltj or
country E fJIKI>)Cn. 528 East S2d-st
BUTLER.— First claw In private family
city or country, young man; willing and
obliging; beet references; wages 140 c-
Ifl2 Kant 23d-«t. w *—
BUTLEIt or VAl.ET.— Japaneso. 25 geek .
engagement: is also good mechanic He
tric lan; ran take char** nit.m.hil. r^t
Hontl references. SATAKK. Mo <; o {.l-«.
Brooklyn. '•
BUTLER and VAI.ET.— First rlass Ger
man Swls»; single; very wlllmV Vn*
obliging; good city ref.rences. Call or ad
dress BUEHBR. 32 Wast ISSd-at Or **"
DOMESTIC SITTATIOIMWAJfTIBD.
BtTTLI I
BUTLER.— By thoroughly competent you"*
man; sober, reliable; personal references
from present employer. Call 12 W. 4*th-»t,
BITLER and VALET.— By a respectable
light colored man. 24; thoroughly compe
tent, trustworthy, obliging: « years' refer
ence. HEXRY. Box *>. Tribune I'pwwn
OtHce. 1.3K4 Br'isd'aray.
UUTLER and VALET. 33: hlgh«« per
sonal city references: can decorate tables
beautifully: city or country. wages »»•
Art.lr^s BUTI.ER. :.'■».■> East 77th at.
KB Colored, In private family.
«.I<v etty r»f*r»-nc«> Address PTER
BUTLER and VA LET.— French; thorough
ly understands his duties; two years 1 ref
erences. Inquire l' ; - West 32d-st.
BUTLER VALET.— Respectable light col
ored man. 24 thoroughly competent,
trust-.-, -rthv. obliging; six years' reference.
HENRY. Box "N. Tribune Uptown "Wee.
l,.*ti>l Rroadway.
BllTXEß.— Strictly sober, honest, compe
lent; highly jjimen<le-1 by present em
ployer: lady can be seen. Cnll Si write. A.
B . 4XI ."»th-ave.
CHEF, cook- college or institution: high
est references: four years last pla<"e. J.
DOVUKQ, 411 Bergen-s-.. Brooklyn.
CARETAKER. — Man and wife to care fir
a private house for the summer; no chil
dren: honest; best reference. C. JAMES.
2.1 •.'"• 2d-ave
CARETAKER. — By married man; no chil
dren; steady habits: employed at Wind
sor Arcade. sth-ave. • good references, hon
esty, ability. RANKIN. 425 Weal 24»h-st.
CARerAKERS.— By 1 laiier latile couple.
an'c.l .V>. take care private house i irjr.g
summer, no children: srher and hrn«>.,t.
first class references JENSEN. .W West
IRth-st.
CARETAKER. —An elderly couple wouid
like to tak<* care at a house during the
absence of the family: references given.
A..,ir.ss F.. Box 10 Tribune Offlce.
CARETAKER— Thorough I] reliable coup>;
man employed at Windsor Ar<-ade: wife
capable of all housework; first class refer
enceu. RANKIN. 4Si Wo-- _•!■ -nr.
CO At 'I I M AN. — Com pelSHi an I
coachman, of superior dkafSvCter; g^M,.|
horseman; excellent drrrer; Al -./erences.
K. r. IRVIN<; Jr. 12S Fas- Ust-st.
COACHMAN, when tir-* man is
required: sir.^ie. 3i>: h - tl ref
erences Ad ress .r «it .'.achman. Tl
Nass-au-st Bre klyn
COACHMAN.— 3i>. married, small family;
the best of city, written, personal refer
ences; good driver: willing, obliging, strictly
temperate. GRANT 1.360 3d-a%-e
Ci.ACHMAN Married; one child. 12 years
old: leaving on account of family closing
stable: fifteen years' personal city refer
ence. OII,ROY. 40S West 31st -St.
coachman— Lady desires to .-ecure a
situation for her coachman, whom she
can highly recommend. Cm be seen on
Saturday morning at 13* Hast 3»»th-st.,
fr BO Ii • IS
I'OACHMAN— Ten years' best city refer-
Address JOHN CANAVARE. 31s Weal
44th-Mt.
COACHMAN.— By a young man. under
stands the care oi fine horses and car
riages; honest, sober: would like to go to
Massachusetts or Vermont: was travelling
last summer: rrood references. .1. Lv. Sea
Cliff. Long Island.
COACHMAN.— A gentleman wishes a situa
tion for his coachman, whom he can con
fidently recommend to any person requir
ing his services: wife cook or laundress.
E. SULLIVAN. 42T> West 47.th «t.
COACHMAN. — By single man. aged 32.
honest and sober. In country: present anil
last employer can be seen. J. FOX. 164
East sStn-e1
COACHMAN. — Thoroughly competent. In
gentleman's country stable: has first 'Mass
European reference from prominent aentle
men: married, no family. C. M. 230 Ea^t
CM- at
COACHMAN. — By colored man: neat, will
ing, sober and obliging; strtctlv first
class; 7 years" reference. E. BROWN,
care of Tyler, 27 Cnlumbus-ave.
COACHMAN. — Thoroughly competent man.
married, no family: first class rider an
driver: neat appearance; strictly sober and
honest; country preferred. Address present
employer. 49 West 51st-st.
COACHafAM — < r>OK — By ynunir white
couple; city nr r-ountry. Address !<>}
Hull-st.. Brooklyn, top floor.
COACKMAN— Thorouxhlv emp-tent- neat
appearance: careful driver: honest ami
respe.-tful; v ry Merrily ref.mmen.iefl by
present employer. M . car.- F.ely. 414 West
50th-st.
COACHMAN. — Single: city or country; good
references. 15 East 30th-st.. Harriett's
livery stable.
COACHMAN.— First class in every respect;
can give personal and written references'
city or country. Address PAMEL M
CONRY. 9 East 10«th-st.
COACHMAN. — Colored: family going
abroad: has ten years' references. Ad
dress H.. 123 West <«th-st.
COACHMAN. — First class man: best refer
ences from last employer, who can be
seen: experienced four-in-hand and tandem
driver. JOHN. 247 East 62d-st.
COACHMAN.— By Protestant: Tiarrfed; no
children: experienced: h'ghest .Mty refer
ence; city or country J. H.. 101 Fast
flSth-st.
COACHMAN.— By thorouphly experienced
man; careful driver; capable in manage
ment of gentleman's stable: best of refer
ences; rity or country. Address R.. «2S
Park aye.
COACHMAN*. —By married man. wtth go<xl
reference; out of place thr.u<:i family
ei\ ing up horses recently SMITH. 303
\V.-st Mth-st.
GROOM. By first class pad groom; weight
122 pounds; three years* reference from
last employer. WILLIAM A. SAMMIS. 281
Clifton Place. Brooklyn.
<;.\RPF.NER. -Sinele. with a thorough
practical knowledire of the business under
class and outd.->-->rs: best reference as to
character and ablltty. Address L. L. Box
2it. Tribune Office.
GARKKNER— Understands <?are of vege
tables, lawns, etc. C. H.. 1.319 Atlanttc
ave.. Brooklyn.
GARI'ENHR.— By married German: t'vo
grown up chMdren; strictly temperate and
rellahle: experienced in all branches of gar
dening. AP\'F.RTISER. 2»VI Java-st..
Brooklyn.
sfT-ltr-TaTITT irijwlaaiinl with all
kltchenwork; can make dinner; wants
steady place. WILL, HOKH.VE. 143 K.uit
4th st.
MANAOKR or FORKMAN on farm; good
practical man: Scotch, married: gio.l ref
erences. A. M'COLM. earn W B I'ufting
M : '^tkdale. I-ong Tslan.l
SECOND MAN and VALET. M; first class
perfectly wlllina;: thoroughly competent
understands all his duties; first class refer
ences. Address CKORfiE 2Ttl E:ist .TOth-st
SK(T)ND MAN.— Reliable and sober man
wants second man's place in private ->*a
h!.-; .-It v or country: several yearn" refer
•ncea from last employer 'r h ij kfv-
NKI.Y. 'JlO Kast 7«th-st. "
SECOND MAN to family going to New
port, or second steward on yacht Eng-
STABLEMAN and capable driver all
around: last employer can b* seen. H.
care of P. Smith. 212 Hast 76th-st.
USEFUL MAS— In hotel or office, house
luniy with Till to->l«: l,»n« experience: first
class reference JANITOR- 20S w ssth-st.
USKFUI. M\N— COOK.— and wife for
gentleman s place: man drive and be use
ful: wife good cook or laundress ■ German-
Americans. Address B. A.. 28.1 V,' 21st-«
USEFUL MAN. — Young man around pri
vate house to make himself useful- ref
erence JOHN' FI.KCKSTEIN-. care' Mrs.
I.ehman. IP? East ."i«;t>- «t
USrIFUL. MAN.— French and Ger
man: experienced waltlnar. housework
beet city reference. D. KASBAR. 310 East
4Wi n— st.
AI.RT or help to an nvalid gentleman or
younr boys, hv a younr ooiored West In
dian, who has h»en to Rn«lan,l also tr^\ -
elled throurh West Indies: town country
or travelling accepted PIJOTT' NOTTI.
care of R Herbert MS W ( -r^-i , r
V.»I,ET or INVALIDS ATTENDANT —
Superior irmJinrattrns. J X.. 931 ISth
»l V W «M"»r»nn. r> c
VAT-ET. — Young colored man as valet: can
furnl«h first dSM city reference Address
J. P.. Rot 9. Tnin>Mcln«vtlle StHten Island.
WAITER. VALET. — Swiss: « years" refer
ences; speaking French and Encllsh: In
privnt.. . family. Address T. 11« East
Md-fit.
YOUNG MAN" 2?. with private family: un
derstands it little ahwut ilrlvln». or wouM
«ro a* footman: strictly temperate: wages
«*>. with hoard, or *«O without it. Address
<I|IEA, Xt 4 Cherrr-st.
IKIMr«TVC •>-•-!•• • Tl<»\«. " t\TKII.
Keinsle.
COOK— By respectable woman; first class
reference, city and countr>. Call at 39i
2J-av*.. ring two |«|]s. .. %-.".
COOK. — tit: Lily temperate elderly woman
a* excellent cook, economical, neat: 10
years' references: wages seooadary to
steady place. Call us eth-*v^ entrance
Uth-st. -.--:
DOMESTIC SI Tr ATIO\S WAITED.
COOK.-Oood. reliable person: -..:. r-ffonv
mentation*; city 'or country. Car* at
ITART. 141 West W)th-«. L * °"
COOK and LAUNDRESS.— in
Roman Catholic family or priesthouse
city or country; best references. 411 west
•lotn-fit. " wwt
COOK.— Lady going abroad wishes to dUp<»
her rook for four months In country with
small family. rrotestant; no washing. ITn
W»sr Mlth sr
COOK.— Reliable woman as first class cook
In it prl\at* family: city or issiuj Cr»t
class r»f»renr««. rieasw ad<j -.„ \«' —
Greenwich *t *"■ ***
COOK.— Go.kI reference. Call or — »
834 Bth-ave.. care Mrs. McAvoy. Msr * M
COOK.— A lady wishes to secure a situation
for her cook, .-. Swedish woman {test iif
•rence given at present employers. 27 West
K>th-st.
COOK and LAUNDRESS —By r-»pectaM«
colored woman as plain conic laun
dress in private family or -ling hous*
no objection to country. all all week'
SIMONDS. 2<WI W««t «M-M. -
COOK.— As cook In private family: work«l
with chef before- wag.- $»> to 135 >,»«
references. Care Poss. 24« BSSI lZlat-st.
COOK.— Rv thoroughly MB»r«.v»! rnk— i
cirl p»rv<n.-.l r <f»r«rr»« -nrcKHt. ««•
COOK. — I-v a T**r.*r.tab!e i»nj<Jl» ****
Protestant as nnll' nt cook; city Cr coun
try: no r»r<?.». 121 %V#st 31st-»t \
COOK.— By koo<! cnok: wouM hell* wtth
lleht wasMne: willing and obll«;nc'i rwi
reference; city or country: no card»\ 220
COOK, in a good, n'ain. small family- Jf
•Ist coarse washing: excellent r»f-rencet
country rreferrM. Mrs. HAFBMAX ear%
of Rlchter. • Tl% T>»Tlngton-ave. Nn card* ■
COOK and f'llAVUßßMArn.— Cniored. first
cla^«. and •!« waiting; d!.«er.ffag»il «»t«r
June ■; tin /'hj-rtirn to country fir sum
mer; referenc-. T.. R. 21fi We«t R4th-»t.
COOK— WAITRESS — By two - ten; one
Al cook: other fir«t rla»s waitress- pri
vate family: country preferTe.l: H years'
references. "" W. mt ?«tri-ct.. t«t floor.
'"••' and L. -..-.:- G- o<l plain cook
and launrTr*** in a small family: city or
coontrr: presort employer recommends he
nn honest, faithful and capable. Applpy 3..,)
Vest 7»"'h -•.
CARETAKER -Respectable widow, daugh
ter 13. for private house hcuse'ceep»T
h«cri«"W apartrrerts; be«t references from
New-York fnm:it«s. WIDOW, cars Dry*
d»l<». 201 F:»»t .^th-st
CARETAKER— RrapoßSfbla and experi
enced couple. r.r, children, want ears of
private hnuae: cttv references. HOtTSE
KKFPER. 71 *>=r ftlst-st.
CLEANING. — Young wnrr. ir. to jo offlc*
cleanlp.ir or restaurant work. Mrs.
CRAVEN, m Henry-st.
CHAMBERMAID. *c— A lady wishes to
fir.} a r>!ae»» for vounr woman as cham
bermaid or waitress: city or country. Ad
r>ly 1 Uest «th-st.
CHAMBERMAID. 4c— A refned 111—
girl a.- first class chambermaid or parlor
maiii. ten years* perscca! reference- rices
country; no card?. 100 East 54th-st.
CHAMBERMAID or WAITRESS.— By a
young girl In a small private family; first
class. Can be seen at present employer's
1«1 West 731 m.. from io to 12.
CHAMBERMAID — WAITRESS— By •*•
Swedish girl?: one as chambermaid. th<»
other as waitress: no objection to seashore
resorts: prefer Larchmont. Call two days
at 243 Columbja-st.
CHAMBERMAID and SEAMSTRESS — \
la.ly wishes situation for her chamber
maid and seamstress, whom she can highly
recommend. C.ii: Wednesday and Thurs
day. 117 F!a*t YTf-> i
CHAMRERSTAID.— A lady wishes a situa
tion for her chambermaid, a Swede, whom
she can highly r»comrnend. Present em
ployer. 27 T ,V.^«' SHth-st.
CHAMRF.RMAID. *c— A widow as cham
herma'd and «eam-<tr#ss: personal refer
ence Mrs. CUMMISKY, SCO 6th-ave. aeo
ond bell.
CHAMBERMAID and SEAMSTRESS.— By
a respectable wotian: willte? to go ti»
the country fr>r the summer: has beat . f
city references from las* place). Oill. two
day* 127 Columbia Heights. Brooklyn. No
cards.
DAY'S WORK. — Strong »-.->! ins; woman ta
go out by the •v scrubbing and clean-
Ing: reference. ELLIOTT. SHI lOth-ave .
or bells.
EDUCATED French woman wishes posi
tion in a family going to Europe; will
eive services for •'iv-: : expenses. Ad
dress Mme. I,OT-I=^. 132 West 129th-«t.
GENERAL. HOUSEWORK— By mother and
daughter: city or FTattusri. or small
hoarrtHrsr house. Call E. SCHNEPF. 603
M:Ttle-a--e.
HnrSKKKFPER *<-.— A cultured German
ladr w^uld supervise household, gtva
German Instruction, good reader, ia ex
change for a home during summer Ad
drees •':-= p.. Box .1, Trihune Office
HOUSEKEEPER.— A lady would Ilk* po
sition for her working housekeeper, whom
she can h'e-h'y recommend, or as nurse to
growing child. Address present employer .
4.-.* Weft 2W si
HOfSEWORK.— Otii ussn married woman
for art?--*', limiwaiuili; *Teep home; mod
erate wa?e!>. P.. 410 I.lr-!e»>-«t. . Brooklyn.
HOf'EWOKK.- By -rery expeneneed per
son: one accustomed to great responsloU
itv; goml seamstress: ettlter cfr» or country
•ltv reference. HOTTSEK I ' l-TP V. H Box 43*
▼rih<:TiP' T'^town Ofltc*. I.3<W Broadway
HOrSEWORK— By French woman. does)
not speak English. In private family far
general work or dav*s work: "leeo hotn«».
M. CASTF.RAN. 1 Patcfien Place.
X TOT'?F or n!Tlce> cleaning, by day or week
or take horr» wn«h!nar. by r»spe<;taM<i
weman. Mrs. TIBBETTS. 141 West 28th
■4 rear.
KITCHEXMAID. —By yo,in«r North of Ire
land ri-I: country preferred: referenc*.
M'NFRvys bet). 947 6th-ave.
LAI*NDRESS.— class; will work in
lanndrr or hotel; good reference::
SCH W,LF.R. 4."W F->«t fflae st
MAID. — By North German Protestant; re~
flnei? JMSSBs] woman: -w>d traveller: or
invalid's attendant; h!a-hTv recomrceniJed
Frauleln T?IT,T. 25S TPest 55th-st-. Janitor's
bell.
MAID.— A young. Intelligent girl, rotnir to
Europe, desires position as maM to ladles
or children white crossing. Apply to II
SULLIVAN. 11* East 70th-st.
MATH and SEAMSTRESS.— By trustworthy
youne Protestant woman: good packer and
rrareiVr: highly recommended. A. M M«l
Fast 33d-st.
NT-RSERY GOVERNESS.— By cultured
widow, for widower, where) srie> will ha»<»
fu'J charge over household and eMMr*n;
nothing mental: city or country. HONEST.
4f> r^|iin^'i«-iv»v
NT-RSR «c— By French lady: middle agert;
d.e^ not «p«ak FrtrHsh: ran nnr*» In
valid. < •1-e•s LOTSEAU BTJOt'I'HLK 257
West 3"th «• •
NI'KSR or NURSERY GOVERNESS By
North German from Hanover: fall char**
"» children from thr<M> years up; wares $25*
riest references. T.. P.. Box 84. Trtlsca*
Uptown Offlc*>. 1.3*1 Broadway.
NT RPF -A French rrl. »oe«VJaR English.
as nurse to » rMH: hew c !tv reference
no cards, JOSirpnTNK -22 West 3M-st-
XTTRSE. — A lady wish*, to find a place for
neat, ronnr Protestant woman to takat
csre of rhfHren. Aitlt 1 W*«t 43tVst.
M FSE.— T>fln»a mirs* to 1-kJt or gentle
man: w!!:!"r »nd ohlirinr- ten Tears' elt»
references. NTTftSR 1 M West «M-st.
XT-KSF-At- rtelltren? youn* girl umrM
tn -like cure of eklMrvsi: wl'T'n<- to sjo tn
country- Present employer's. St? W. 40th-et.
SFAMSTRE?S.-A competent •earaa--*,
hr the d,v in private ramllles; «3m« 3 m
Alters i»h"rplnr. etc Ad,-!r**« nmi~
PFTTENT. =70 West 23<»-st. **"**** «>il-
SKA MSTRF«A- By '.--«f North G ?r~«^
r'r ■«, •*«"» sesm-fes,; l ( , nt .w^-g"
worfc: mr<? r»rw>r. n X •<» P jS^Ji"
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SSsw^J^-asJac
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