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Li-
MR GOODS.
-— ► j— *_R. H. Stacy £ CD.** Attractions Are Their Low Prices.
4fjj Mf V- »V B*w«y at *" Ay. C^y 34th to 35th St.
SHOPPIN
AH lines of Imported and Do
mestic Fabrics: companion sales
of Laceji and Eaibroideries, Cot
ton Pivss Goods. Summer Rib
l-<ns. Perspiration pi-oof and
Watrrpronf Japanese Silks.
>*:»!<» of Women's Poltß, Black
Taffeta Coats. Waists. Kiminos.
llndei-paxments. -MarHiloness"
Corccti : display of French Hand
uado Lingerie ; sales of Misses',
Children's and Infants' Apparel:
annual sale of Ostrich riumes,
vales of Marabout Stoles.
" Bledermeir "—The Latest
Word In Art Embroidery.
;,^_— iW T ROPEAN iwcdleworkcrs have revived a style of Art
\eedlrwork popular in Germany one hundred years
[n~~4 Not n half-hearted revival— the work has become
i,Jl*y»Jl the fad throughout Europe. To-day, in the Macy Art
NVedlewoa-k store, its introduction to New Yorkers.
"Bkdermeir" Embroidery owes much of its beauty and pop
ularity to the m.'irkrd simplicity of the designs— quaint baskets,
wrenths and flowers most in evidence. These are worked out to
ex-cdient ■tfvatttage on nataral color homespun, instead of the
usual white bleached linen.
Pieces vary in size — from six-inch specimens up to large
table cloths. 63-inch sizes — and include doilies, table covers, scarfs
and ob!<ei<r rind square pillow slips.
' - Used, rineir" Embroidery is desirable for use in the library.
den or dining room — and it is particularly suitable for use where
then is mission or weathered oak furniture.
Tiir price range:
ix.ilies from 44c to 97c; Scarfs. 18x54 iv $8.29
Oblong tad Square Pillow Slips $3.69
TABLE COVERS.
SMnefa 28-faeh 3«>-ineh fIS-lnch 63-inch
S4."«f> 54..97 55.6P $5.97 $7.29 $7.97 $19.96 $34.96
We invite an Inspection.
Chinese-and Japanese Mattings,
Special Prices throughout our stock of 2,000 Rolls Mattings
- to yards to roll; slight advance when rolls are cut:
CHINESE MATTINGS.
Regularly $0.48 18.74 $10.48 $10.96 $11.06 $13.96
w^RI 55.9S $7.98 $9.48 $9.98 $10.96 $12.4
JAPANESE MATTINGS.
Hegularly $8.48 $9.96 $10.98 $12.98 $22.49
' Special $6.98 $8.98 $9.98 $11.48 $19.98
Ltnolepms and Oilcloths.
LINOLEI3ES. sold elsewhere f OILCLOTHS, sold elsewhere
for «W. <r,.'.. 30c. and 7.V. per for 30e.. 35c., 4.V. and .We. per
square yard; our price, 43c, yard; our price, 24c, 29c,
48c., 54c, 59c. 36c and 43c.
IMPORTED INLAID LINOLEUMS, sold elsewhere at $1.35 and
|U6S per square yard; our prices $ .09 and .39
Sheets and Pillow Cases.
News'of the right sort for thrifty housewives and far-seeing
folks who are fitting up summer cottages:
Fltrnr -OF - THE - LOOM" " HEMSTITCHED PILLOW
SHEETS, AND CASES, odd CASES, made of "Wnmsuttn"
pi7efn for 'less than mill prices — Gold Medal muslin; two sizes
" Hem- 0n1y— 42x36 inch. 17c. : 45x36
Hemmed. Ktjtrhed. inctl 1 8c
Six Win. Sheets.. s9c 89c pru BLEACHED SHEETS.
civ««Qin SJif-ots 06c 74c H Lli KLibAi llhll SHKISTB,
HEMMED TILLOW CASES—
Sizt' ...:■; iv. wsx3B\6 .'oxSSVj
Karti 14c 15c 1 6c
«nAo'i *y^^ij\j^2
1 6c 1 7c
I.iitliF.i: WEAR" SHEETS.
i ji!< :i<li<l ■-. liiy. full bleached;
BLEACHED SHEETS, odd
on.' size only— SlxDO inches. G4c
i-\y.o<: a large quantity, but it
canimt last long at Uiesc
Siz«' SlxdOiu. 00x00 in. UOxDO in.
Each 49c 59c 0-5 c
POMI STIC SITUATION- WX\TLD.
Male
ANDREW.
. ■
oO""iiMA.\.- Sinsle: dlaengaeed f*-w days.
r^s*!'. employer ;otng to Europe thor-
Daglily v.mfx'tfnt ail branches; superior
WILLIAM. Tribune Uptown Ofito"-, !:;<54
Broad uay.
■<> last
, • city ana country
• JOHN
■ mtry;
tX)A'"UMAN.— Fwede. IS; married. *ma!l
Camlly; «t*adi'. reilaMe; tinderatanda his
<utie*: •rlßlns and otiilsinjr; five years'
f.rst < !afs refTen<-fi« fro:n present emnXayer,
Who is l'svinu fgr Europe and can be seen.
EMl~'", Tr:bure Ux-town Office. 13^4 iJicad-
f '
■
. 13«4
» ; i.o
JOHN
COACHMAN, single; j.i-a.t!<al. lesead
borMßtan; skillful driver In dty 01 coun
try; eooatry ijreferrc.-!; fjtal abstainer; first
class r«-o>jnim<-n^aili3ns t-jr comptiency B <>_
fci-iety arwJ ability. Ad<irrsH H. J . Tribune
CptftWS Offlct. |3«14 nro»ul*oy.
HMAN. ur QARDKNER, ag« 80
place;
CO.U HMAX- Careful driver; thoroughly
ur.ilfrstamie fare or horses and cerriaees.
a><U'ien; O«rran; slcsi*; eober; coed refer
tnas. KESCftr. 45 Greecwtcn aye
* I>et«>nt
Qt of fair.'.ly
* J P. 1f.7
COA< HMAN-OARDEXER, colored; care of
E*mktnan*fl country home; thorough with
rojw* ancttr.e hurr.'.&s; carpful *. river;
«,«>1 retaxooe. Ajdms G. C 0..
MM <iOODS.
0 NEWS.
Sales of Combination Dinner
Set* and Glassware Services,
Quadruple Plate Silverware, Ta
ble Linens, Sheets and Pillow
Cases. Brass and Iron Beds, Oak
Furniture, Lace Curtains, Bed
Sets and Portieres, ItugK Mat
tinss.^Llnoleunas and OH' Cloths.
n^TT^i! O-DAY— The "Tuesday
Specials" advertised
In Sunday's papers.
jjri^-frJ In addition— general
&fiSg»]| clearance of odd lots,
broken assortments and remnants
throughout the store.
Third Flosr.
Third Floor.
Basement.
LINEN SHEETS AND CASES
S< ALLOI'EI) AND HE M
BTITCHED LINEN SHEETS
AND PILLOW CASES — our own
importation : —
72xOt»-!nfh Sheets.
$2.59 and $3.99
90x96-in<± Sheets,
53. 29 and $4.98
4fix36-incb Cases,
69c. and 91e.
SCALLOPED AND EMBROI
DERED LINEN SHEETS AND
PILLOW CASES:—
90z96-indi Sheets, eaeh.ss.CKj
t."\.'{«;-iiich Cases, each. sl.36
DOMBmC sniATIONS WANTED.
Male.
COACHMAN'S situation wanted by first
olass 1:1 .1;. ::••:; 1, -1 reference from
last employer regarding honesty, sobriety,
capability. JAMES 27 East 40th St.. pri
vate stable.
■ married, no chll
. a-.<--, ar-f-jl driver; also ran
■ r: ■ilia', ref -
s STRETFFBRT, 241 Bast 82d t .
COACHMAN. — Seventeen years' reference
highest recornraendatlon , can hi- (sen a',
private stable. J. H., 110 Ea*t 41st st.
;iI!AN.- J!ii:: rs' reference ;
-■ -, '■:!>■ or •■•'■lasy
: IER< 'E, 153
iid ci
OOACHMAN.— First class; care of
men'a s-taWp; just disengaged ; long ex
per'Piic*; highly recommended. JOHN
Tribune Uptown Office, 1304 Broadway.
COACHMAN, stogie, first class; strictly
••liginsr and truatwi rthy;
-; •-'.^h' yearn with ln»>» f-m-
Addrcas M. 8., Trli.un«»
. ism Broadway.
qpACHMAN, colored; good, careful driver;
15 years' experience; city or country;
thoroughly understands fine horses and car
riages; three years" ben city reference last
place. R. DAILY. 113 West Md st.
COACHMAN.— UsefuI young, single man;
the rougiily understands the care of horses,
harness nd carriages; honost, sober an 1
stoady; first class references Address F.
0.. Trtbuaa Uptown Office, 1364 Broadway.
COACHMAN AND CHAUFFEUR, colored
would like a position with private family
going to country; best of reference; capable
of running foreign and domestic cars. J.
J. 14., Bo* 11. Port Washington. L. I.
COACHMAN — Single; permanent place;
city ur country; underatands care fine
h'>ibt-* and carriages; willing and obliging;
highest reference*; terms reasonable. Box
30. Tribune 1 xnos.
COACHMAN.— Married, three children, 12,
8. 4; 13 years' reference at one place; un
derstands care of One ii>j-.-irß thcr..uKiil»
can fun.lbh cottage; all referenc«s« can be
inxertigated. Address WILLIAM D.. care
CVrpeni.»r's Bureau. 154 6th aye.
HMAN.— Married, no children; eight
• yeare' * i " M references; underatands
care of fine horw>e; age 28; experienced with
road and ironing hor.es; willing and oUig
6tß'avl^ at Cmx V ' Bureau. 184
COACHMAN; single. wlahea^ p^aTuoir
thoroughly experienced caring goodhorsea'
carriage,,, harness; generally useful c .,u^.'
E«t' : U77n ssts e t ! ereOC ~- A «»- W. M.? 627
COACHMAN.-Oemleroan wish*, to place
his coachman, whom he highly reS>m"
mends as competent and soberrmonwor^v
jr^every reject. A-ddress P. sTtT West
ADVERTISKMENTS °* a subscriptions for'
Th« Tribune received at tbelf Uptown
OiHce. No. 1864 Broadway, between 86th
and S7th sts.. until » o* clock, p ™ id?2r
tißements received at the followlti* branch
offices at reiruJtr offloe rstta until % o1o 1 clock
Pi."3. V viz ' : *' 4 tMI. aye.. •• c. cor. »d ,t •
153 6th aye.. cor. 12th «t • »2 Ea»t 14th ■?'•
*'.; x ;,f '' 4 tl" t^tw-en 7th and Bth °v" ■
?~ Vc " t IJEth ■*•« 1338 M *ye. between
7€lh and 771h at*.; K.JU 34. •-*. nca* - *t
xew-yotjk daily TKinrxi-;. tiksday. may s. tot
PIANOS AKP OIMAWL
EVER OFFERED BY
KRANICH & BACH
In Fact the Greatest Piano Values Ever Offered in the History
of Piano Merchandising in New York.
True Bargains at Piano Sales Are as Few and Seldom as FtfcnMfyi
with Twenty-nine Days.
The "sales* that are advertised almost daily are frequently so-called "reductions" from ficti
tious catalogue price* that the dealer never hopes to set and at which the pianos were neversoHL
Then there are brand new pianos posing «s "slightly used," and on that alleged account offered at
figures that even then arc hijjh for the REAL PIANO VALUE obtained. Such practices are favor
ite methods of certain stores and dealers in inferior grades.
The Kranich ft Bach Piano is a true bargain nt its fixed and standard price, and it Is a very
nnußunl event when one ran be Ixnight from us for even one dollar less than tbe regular price.
We have, however, at the present time a collection of pianos made up of new instruments that
were rented for a short season only, and which will be Kold at prices lower than Kranich ft Bach
Tianos wen- ever before available. These pianos carry the FULL GUARANTEE of the neweat
of our instruments coining from the factory at the present time. While they are not distinguish
able from brand new instruments, we do not represent them as such, but absolutely aver that they
are our newest styles and models and their registered numbers show how recently they were made.
Discriminating piano purchasers are offered these rare opportunities during the present week, and
sales will probably be made so quickly that only the early callers will have a chance at them.
- , .„ im<i 1 m 9 0
Study the Prices amid Terms!!
KRAN3CH & BACH UPRIGHTS.
STYLE. Original price. Sale price. STYLE. Original price. Sal* price.
Cabinet Grand Oak $475.00 $390.00 Cabinet Grand Burl Walnut 4T5.00 335.00
Cabinet Grand Circassian Walnut 47fi.00 390.00 Baaaolr Upr|ght Mahogany.. 423.00 355.00
Cabinet Grand Circassian Walnut 475.00 380.00 rr-r .. A~inn uqc/vi
Cabinet Grand Mahogany 475.00 41 500 boudoir Upright Mahogany '""■'^ 225"22
Cabinet Grand Mahogany 475.00 400 OO Boudoir Upright Oak... ....400.00 325.00
Cabinet Grand Mahogany 475.00 885.00 nn ° 51<lolr Upright Butternut .400.00 290.00
Cabinet Grand Burl Walnut 475.00 360.00 Boudoir Upright Circassian Walnut 425.00 315.00
Cabinet Grand Ebony 450.00 350.00 Cabinet Grand R05ew00d......... «00.00 . 325. 00
- KRANICH & BACH GRANDS.
STYLE. Original price. Sale price. STYLE. Original price. Sal* prioe.
Mahogany (Small Grand) $700.00 $550.00 Mahogany (Small Grand)........ 700.00 575.00
Mahogany (Small Grand) 700.00 575. 00 Mahogany (Parlor Grand).'....!......... 800.00 625. 00
Circassian (Small Grand) 700.00 000.00 ! Ebony (Parlor Grand) 750.00 325. 00
All of these pianos will be sold on more favorable terms than we ever before made, vhs.:
Uprights— slo.oo down and $8.00 or $10.00 per month.
Qrands— s2s.oo down and $12.00 per month.
THEY WILL BE SOLD MIGHTY QUICKLY.
Then here is another list composed of miscellaneous instruments— older pianos taken In part
payment for new ones— and as we want to get them out of our warerooms promptly the price we
put on them does not cover the amount we allowed customers nnd what it cost us to put them in
FIRST CLASS CONDITION.
MISCELLANEOUS GRANDS
Chirkerinp Concert Grand— Original Price. ST."*), S.ile Price $150.00
MISCELLANEOUS UPRIGHTS.
Name Original Price. Pale Price. Name. Original Price. Sale Price.
Chlckerlne $700.00 $210.00 Hoffman 275.00 115.00
Hardman ««"» 225.00 Wur , z m M 11000
JameH ft Holstrom 165.00
GU , son aoooo 125.00 ! Ar|on 2500 ° HO.OO
HISCELLANEOUS SQUARES.
Nanv> Original Price. Sale price. Name. Original Price. Sal* Prtoa.
Kranlch ft Bach $500.00 $65.00 Stodard 400.00 40.00
Kranlch & Bach *B0<» 75. 00 P«* & Co M 380.00 36.00
Kranich & Bach «'" rto " 90.00 Arlon 880.00 30.00
fiteinwav COO.no dO.CX) Chickerlng 400.00 20.00
Geo. Pteck & Co «••«« 60.00 ' Gilbert 2TR.00 1 2.00
These pianos will be sold on terms of $10.00 advance pay
ment and some as low as $4.00 per month.
Call 'in<i examine this stock and satisfy yourself what a GENUINE PIAXO BARGAIN means.
KRANICH & BACH,
233-245 East 23d Street.
(This stock is only displayed nt our Factory Wnrerooms— 3 Blocks Kast of Madison Square.)
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTKD,
COACHMAN — Thoroughly experienced, will
ing worker- good sober haMts; city train
ine- faiolly gene abroad; city or country;
;...rsonal references. COACHMAN. 154 East
r.r.tb st. ,
COACHMAN.— By excellent young man;
well recommended; smooth face; used to
fine carriages, harness, etc.; careful driver;
Hilllne; to be ft«-ri erall > üßeful; country pre
ferred MICHAEL, at Carpenter's Bureau.
154 eth aye.
COACHMAN.- English. '"»-. r f*' cl : «™J
class city or country; eight years last
place; best references. A. AVAGNKLU lOi'J
Pacific St.. Brookiyn.
COACHMAN.— Single; experienced; city or
country; bi»t references. J. R.. » hast
80th st.
COACHMAN.— CoIored man, single; weighs
160 pounds; city or countr> ; expei ii-iiohl
with horses, harness. dRIsM; can orly«
iour in-hand and blow trumpet; color light
brown. Call or write PEBCT B. BAILY.
637 East ti'.»th st.
COA«'HM AN. —Married; four-ln-han'l and
tajulem driver; take charge of stable; \A
J.ars 1 personal reference. P. H.. :i3S East
ilst st.
I'AKMER- Foreman; American; can work
and manage; married, three children, <> to
Id years- practical farmer In every branch,
s-tock etc ■ aso plain gardener; wife attend
poultry, board mer.. etc. ; long references.
D. 1 arpentcrK Bureau, lf'4 <>th aye.
FARMER— COOK.— Man and wife, colored.
wish situation:, country' or dty; wife a
first class cook; man thoroughly understands
caro of horses «n.l cows, or butter w<,ik;
wiillnK und ..bilging; can furnmli good ref
erence! Address D. J. ADAMS. Mlllneck,
Long Island.
GARDENER (HEAD).— By thorough, prac
tical man In the profession in all depart
ments, greenhouses, graperies, landscaping,
roses, carnations and all work in connection
with large place. Address D. M.. 27 Phasnix
aye., Morristown, N. J.
GARDENER.- First «3lass; b*st of refer
erVcer. F KRAEMER. care of T. Bar
«teln, We K( 114 th .t.
GARDENER — Gentleman's country place;
married, no family; thoroughly under
stands his business; first class grower of
fruits flowers and vegetables; care lawns,
walks drives : Rood greenhouse man; only
place with cottage for gardener desired;
several years" first class reference. J. W.,
Tribune Uptown Office, 1304 Broadway.
GARDENER. COACHMAN.— SingIe; ex
perienced ail branches; competent take
full charge either t*!ngle banded or as head
gardener, highest references. GARDENER.,
Box 76. Tribune Uptown Office. 1804 li'way.
HOUSEWORK. — By man. wife and child:
take charge of Renfleman's house; twen
ty-five years' experience. WALKER. ltW6
Park aye.
JAPANESE gentleman wants position in
hospital, <irui; store or doctoi a olTlce;
good experience In this country. PAUL
WAKMYA. C 4 East 133<1 St.
JANIT»<II "r CARETAKER, -by man ami
wife; French American family: best city
references. ARM AND, 7ok Dth a\^.
JANITOR.— By Swedish couple; cold water
flat; man bandy; good references BHOLD,
304 East 28th st.
JANITOR German: »ppal<s lCiiKllsh: n:»r
rted ■ nt or two to r-ar
houses: best of reference . understands
bii nil repairs. LAUTNER, Janitor, 910
Kiß:e aye., Hro::x.
JANITOR. -Carpenter and wlf«; apart
ments, f'irnl»h»-d rooms; man works days,
but can ke«:p tiouse repalroU. BOYLE, Utt
iCtilrt ;iT»t!i bt.
JAPANESE CHEF In prlv*t« family; city
or summer residence or bachelor apart
ment; understands his duti*>«i; excellent ref
erence*; wages $&0. G.. 140 Nassau St..
Brooklyn.
NURSE.— excellent record; reflned;
as m«dical companion; coli«M|e graduate;
linguist; good traveller; city renrsnces. W.
K. 11.. llox 431, Stamford. Conn.
STEWARD, or as cook and eteward, wants
position; sail or ateam yacht; very beat
reference*. Address E. J.. «18 Ilunler.lon
St.. Newark. N. J.
USEFUL MAN— Man and wife,
with little girl, wlih permanent place In
country; wife g'X'i cook; man is«ful v*c«
taV)!e gardener, lawns, I tlj< milk; food r«f-
H»n<-n. MARTIN, care of Scliuh. 3* Am
itvrdam art-.
USEFUL MAN— Eldorly. alng-le; unJtr
stan.lH vardrnicc, vrsetaliU-^. fruit, (low- I
*r*. lawn, care lioraa. carrlaKe. generally
u»eful; (rood references. Address JOHN.
400 Pearl at.
PIANOS AND OssQAKg.
DOMESTIC SITTATIOXB WANTED,
Mais,
VALET. — First class; experienced traveller.
linguist; highest references. Address
MICHEL, Tribune Uptown Office, 1304
Broadway.
VALET ARD SECOND MAN— After May
1; $!>0; references. WILLIAM SMITH.
192 South Uroadway. Tarrytown. N. Y.
W A IT>:R.— Japanese wants situation to do
waiting or housework: has good refer
ences; ISO up. TARO. 41 East 19th St.
WANTKD. — A situation for an excellent
crntrhman by a gentleman going abroad.
Apply at 2fi West 10th St.
WAITER AND COOK— By a respectuhle
i i.lored man and wife. Call at 770 Fulton
Bt.. r.t-ar Carlton aye., Brooklyn.
Female.
COMPANION. — An educated and refined
young lady would like a position as sec
retary or companion. BECBETART, 3105
Park aye.
i'AK'CTAKKR.- Respectable Swedish wom
an to care for private house; best of ref
er-nces. R.. Box 32. Tribune Office.
CARETAKERS. — Two sisters want care of
private house; Kood references. Address
BSD 2<\ nve.
COURIBR MAID. — Competent: French
woman; understands facial massage. Mar
cel wave, manicure; could take charge of
child of family going to Europe; excellent
refererc3 from loading New York families.
J. U.. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau, CO3 Bth
me, corner 42d st.
COOK.— By newt young German- American
girl; first (lass; has frlen.l laundress;
gc.d chambermaid; dty •■!■ country; private
ct public. MORROWS BUREAU, 721 Lex
ii pt..ii aye.
COOK. MAID n r QENERAL HOUSHWORK.
Young, strong an.] n>-at, gooil refer
ences; private tamlly or sirail hotel Call
Mrs. WAONE«'B KMP BUREAU, 42«! ith
aye. between U!*th and .'HHh st? or Tel
243 f- Madison.
COOK. —First class; understands her work
thoroughly In all branches; in private
Aiierlc-an family where kitrhenmaid is kept
wages $4.'. to *.V. Address E. L., 217 East
82d St., or call Monday morning.
COOK -Competent; Swedish; has written
and personal references; can take full
charge of kitchen; good " manager JITS
BILA'fI BUREAU. OHO I^-xington avp.
COOK. CHAMBERMAID nnd WAITRESB.
—Two neat, obliging glrU; dlrengagod ;
lady going to Europe: personal city refer
ences. B. R. Mrs. Colller"s Agency 122
West 23.1 st
COOK. — First class; understands her busl
neSH thoroughly from «o U ns to desserts;
an excellent housekeeper: city or country;
not ;••»» than ?!S0 a month; hafl very best
r»>f«T» nres from loading families. Call
SWEDISH EXCHANGE, -I-VJ Lexlntrton
ay , >>r T«il 4V.r> 3"th st.
f'OlK. Pwede; small family hot*>l or private
familj , One cook; K-o<xl ir.ana^er; us'il to
looking for larßf family. HOFMAYKR
1.'.3 \\>«t 23d st.
COOK. — Excellent cook; city or country;
prlvnte family preferred; no objection to
small h'-tel; best of refeicnceo. Call SWED
ISH EXCHANGE, 4".l Lexington av»-., or
T.I. 4Ss— Bßth.
COOK, first clas!-. desires position; com
petent in all lirntirln-s of .-.>oking; best Of
referenoes; wi»Ke«i. *40-<M>. Address X t
H. Tribune Uptown Office, I:M4 Broadway.
COOK. — Very best references; Swedish: can
take entire charge. Call BLOOM'B EMP
BUREAU. 747 Lexington aye.. or Tel. 4587
-Plaza.
COOK. — By young German; excellent plain
and fancy cooking; 2H years In last situ
ation: $30. X.. Hofmayer'a liureau. 163
W««t 23d it.
COOK.— take entire charge; very care
ful and economical; city or country very
Ust of references, Call E. ICELANDER'S
BMP. OFhiCE. SOC 4th aye.. or Tel. 2S7&—
Madison Square.
CHAMBERMAID. — A lady wishes altu
atlon In country for her chambermaid or
chambermaid und waitress. In small family
will bo disengagea June 1. Apply 40 East
2Uth st.
CHAMBERMAID and SEAMSTRESS —
Worth nf Ireland «trl: flrat class mm.
«rea, : »22. Care of McDevltt. 222 iSSt
CHAMBKKWORK. *e>, —By «trl- (mod
•fwer; assist as maid. If necessary- lev
eral years' references from first elan '»»mi
lisa. UiU QUWiN, ZU Bast 12X17™
m vn< \M' <'H«,AN>
DOMESTIC SITVATIONS WANTED.
CHAMBBRMAID.— By elderly woman; will
assist at anytMng. Mrs. TAFFBE. care
of Hiekey. 6K>H Hudson st.
CHAMBERMAID.— Neat, capable, obliging
ynung woman; personal city references;
lady closing house: dty or country. MRS.
COLLIER'S AGENCY. 122 West VIA St.
CHAMBERMAID.— FYee on the sth; per
fect references; may be seen at present
employer's, Monday all day. 82 East RSth
St.. top -floor.
CHAMBHRMAID and WAITRESS.—Ger
man; Ii itesmnt; neat, obliging, refined;
excellent personal references; city or coun
try. J. F.. Mrs. Collier's Agency. 122 West
28d »t.
CHAMBEIIMAID and SEAMSTRESS. —
Lady recommends younc woman. Can be.
»een at present employer's. 74 Kaat 64th St..
Monday. 0 to 11.
CHAMBERMAID.- Best of city reference.
Address 217 West 36th St., care of Mm
Qutgg.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.— Two
young Swedish girls; will go together or
separate; very best of references; willing to
Ko t o the country. Call BLOOM'S EMP.
BUREAU. 747 Lexington aye., or Tel 4fiß7
- - Plata.
CHAMBERMAID— By young Scotch Prot
estant: nsslst with nther light work; good
reference. N.. Hofmayer's Bureau 153
West 23d st. Telephone 1804— Chelsea
CHAMMBRMAID. &<• .— I^dy wishes situa
tion for her chambermaid or chambermaid
and waitress In small family; will be tlli
engaged June 1. Apply 4ft East 2i>th st
.'HAM MERMAID and WAITRESS.—Swed-
Ish; also parlormaid; city or country
Keferen<-e* citn be seen at E. LEO^AND-
CHAMBERMAID.— Swedish girl as first
class chamliermatd or parlormaid In pri
vate family: has excellent reference JTIS
SILA'S BI'RKAU. flflO l>-xlngtr. n aye.
DAY'S WOKK.— Renpectnhle German wom
an goes at washing and Ironing by the
day; iron ililrts. MRS. C. SCHATZLEIN
23« East 76th et. '
DAY'S WORK.— Washing and ironing done
on short notice; work of any klu.l MRS
WILLIAMS. 17M 3d aye.
HorSEKKBPBR. -English Protestant (36)
thorouK(\. experienced and competent :
c<i.->d caterer and seamstress; or nurse for
one child; city or country: references. Ad
.'ress GOODWIN. Tribune Uptown OfUce
1304 Uroadway.
HOIHREWORK— No washing or chamber
maid and wQitr-ss; neat colored girl: good
references; city «r country. \V. M.. Mrs.
Collier's Agency. 123 West 23d st.
HOt'SEKEEPER.— By American widow ln
hotel, club or widower's family; city or
country. Mrs. E. MONKS. 2M W. 131 st st.
HOUSEKEEPER.— By Anrerican Protestant
widow; family seamstress, dressmaker,
governess 01 maid, companion; permanent
horn* 'If win- 1 more than high salary fully
I'lir.ipctent; l>e»t credentials; cviuntrv mv
frrred. AdUresa Box 37. Tribune Office
HOrerWORKER.— By neat young girl
good cook; excellent laundress; can bake
bos friend nurse; city or country; together
or separate. MORROWS BUREAU. 721
Lexington aye.
HOUSEWORK.— jB* young ,rlrl: small
Aim-rlrnn family: wage» lis ra.ll
CARET. 1171 Park aye.; no cards'.
JANITIIESS. experienced, wishes r>osttlon«
undorKtands all Improvimints MRS X*
UASPSMAN. 74 and 78 Avenue (" X
HOUSEKEEPER. — Competent. refined
•Mow wishes position of trust, or care of
widower's or bachelor's home; aeml-lnvaJM
city or country: best reference*. addraaa
M. F-. Tribune Uptown Office. 1954 BTway
HOUSBKEEPER-Mld.lle aged Udy v
housekeeper for refined widower. b«rh«w
apartment: position of trust; companion for
Blderly co»P««; with one or two servant?
rtTMMINOB. ■ Lancaster st.. Albany/N T
KINDEBOARTNER. experlsaced; school
day». mornings or sfternoons; hnua* or
IcrrCHBNMAID— Good strong Finnish tfr|
very neat andwllllnc; baa good reference'
JUMILA'B BUREAU. 6fto Lexington aye. '
UDVS MAID at REAMBTREBS; under
stand* dressmaking, cutting and flttlna:
three years' it'.neaetM. Address, care of
Knubt. 230 Btst 44th at
LADY'S MAID. French-Swiss, to elderly or
youn* '» a *: willing and obliging; cowl
a«wer. I* «•• »" West Mta «fc; bo bS
O< KAN gTEAMEM. j
©lib sSiiS®i U&3E,.
IXULA* SERVICE.
for old 1 "■■ omfort. Norfolk, Tort»«
moat*. i'lnner** Plat and Newport N>wi,
Vs.. eewMctlnc tor Petensborit". Itlchmonri.
\.,«;ni« DciCh. ' A-a.liln.ton, O. C. and
entire s.,uih and West.
KrriKbt and niiHiii steamers sail trees
pi. 1 20, N. 8.. toot Beach St.. every week
day at 3 WAUCKR. Vlce-Pr— Misjt W*
11. B. Y/ALTCEn. Vlce-PrtsWent and
' - " :■'■■- M«Mt«r.
-ir\Mi:.)\rv
nanTi^TTfindM and points in
IWUyS) U VIUIKj NEW England.
FALL. RIVER LINE via Newport and Fall
River. Leave Pier 10. >'. It., foot of War
ren St.. week days and Sundays, at 6:30
P. M. Strs. PURITAN and PROVIDJBNCX
(new). Orchestra on each.
NORWICH LIKE via New London. Im
Pier 40. N. R.. ft. Clarkson at., week days
only. 0:00 P. M. Stxa. Richard Peek and
Maine.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven.
Hartford and North. Lye. pier 3* B. R.
ft. Peck Slip, week days only. 2:*3 P. 11.
Btr. Chester W. Chapln.
BEKORK GOING ABROAD CO.NSDI,T
THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS
THAT APPEAR REGULAR!/? IN THE
TRIBUNE ON SUNDAYS. WBDNMDAYS
AND SATURDAYS.
MBW YORK— ALBANY.
Ftramers) "C. W. MOR8B" and ••ApiRON-
$2.50.
CATSKILL, HUDSON AND
COXSACKIE BOATS
Leave Pier 48. N. R-. week-days, « P. M.
BEFORE 3OINO ABROAD CONSULT
TUB EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS
THAT APPEAR REGULARLY IN THE
TRIBUNE ON SUNDAYS. WEDNESDATa
AND SATURDAYS.
DOaiBSTIC BITIJATIOKB WAN IT.U
Fomntc.
LADY'S MAlD.— Capable young Sweden
woman: goo.l seamstress, packer, travel
ler; graduate masseuse; excellent refer
ences. H. 8.. Miss FltzGerald's Employ
ment Bureau, 509 6th aye.. corner 42d st.
LAUNDRESS, first class, to take horn*
ladles' and children's fine washing, and
Iron shirtwaists, silks, vests, white suits;
all fine washing done equal to new; open
air dry Ins; twenty years' reference; or out
by day. family wash; city or country; de
livered the - me week, and called for.
MRS. McCANN. 420 West 40th st.
LAUNDRESS for nrlvate family; must do
shirts. Miss CtRRT'S. 25 West 42d st.
LAUNDRESS. — Strong young Swedish rirl;
understands her business thoroughly;
email hotel or private family; |25.
BLOOM'S EMP. BI'RKAU. 747 Lexington
aye.. or Tel. 4887 Plssa.
I*AI - NI>RESS. — Can do up shirts, fine
linen; willing to assist other work; has
very best reference. JITSSIL.VB BVRE\U,
680 Lexington aye.
UAVNTmESS. — Colored; washing to take
home: families, ladles and g«ntl«cnen; open
air drying; highest references, oill or ad
dreea MCAL.VIN. 230 West 60th st.
I*Al'Nl>RESS.— Private family only; under
stands slilrts and collars; very best refer
ences; V2> to $30. Ckll Q. UEUANDKR'S
EMP. OFFICE. 396 4th ays.. or Tel. 28T6—
Madison Square.
MAID— By thoroughly ootnp«tent French
maid, with family coins abroad; first
class city references. MBS. DICKINSON'S
CO-OPERATIVE BUREAU. 3SI Madison
aye. Tal. 3734— 35 th st.
MAID, or chambermaid; colored girl; sleep
home. Address TATLOR, 228 West 18th
street.
MAID. — To elderly lady; understands mani
curing, hatrdresslng. face massage, scalp
treatment; seamstress; short experience as
maid; willing; references. X.. 031 6th are.,
td floor.
MAID. — Lady wishes to recommend her
German tnaM to family going abroad;
first clasn city references. MRS. DICKIN
SON'S CO-OPERATIVE BUREAU. 331
Madison aye. Tel. 3734— 38 th st.
MAID AND ATTENDANT.— CapabIe En
glishwoman; good seamstress, hairdresser,
packer; willing to travel; or would tak*
charge of elderly lady. R. P.. MISS FITZ
GERALD'S BUREAU. SOS Sth aye.. comer
42d st.
MAID and SEAMSTRESS.— Young, first
class; take entire charge of wardrobe;
German; two years' reference. Call SHEA.
8 Bast 42d st.
MAID. — Lady would like to place her maid
as invalid attendant, whom she can high
ly recommend. Call at 33 East 64th St..
between f> and 6 o'clock.
NURSE. — Yowik German girl wants posi
tion with family Ruing to Europe; will
take care of on* or two children; under
stands care of infants; best references. A.
B. MIBS FITZGERALD'S BUREAU. 503
Sth aye. corner -13.1 st.
NURSE. — Attendant to aged or Invalid
lady: will assist In other duties; city or
country; best references; moderate salary.
S3 Greenwich aye.
NURSE. Protestant, for Infant or growing
children; neat and refined; excellent ref
erences; city or country. J. C... MRS. rOL
LIERS AGENCY. 122 West 23d St.
NURSE. — To invalid: hospital experience; or
child's nurse; willing to assist ln house
keeping or travel; wages «3rt to $40. Ad
dress NURSE. Tribune. Uptown Office. 1364
Uroadway.
NURSE.— Situation as nurse for an ad
vanced taby by a refined colored girl; or
tc do upstairs work. 4<W Clermont aye..
Brooklyn, Holder's bell.
NKHSE. - <'apabl». American, hospital
trained. expertence4 ln nervous and men
tal 41sea**s. would take, entire charge of
feeble mlmie.l child; excellent rsfersnc.es. H
C. MISS FITZOERAIJ?'S BURKAV. 508
Pth aye.. corner 42d st.
NVRfIK. — -TV> invalid; hospital axpsrlence:
or child's nurse; willing to assist with
housekiwpinK or travel: wages 930 to MO.
Address XI'IISE, Trireme Vptown Office.
1384 Broailway.
NURSE.— Experienced, capable woman; un
derstands thoroughly the care of an In
fant, foods, etc. ; seven years' reference from
last employer: country preferred. J. D..
MISS FITZGERALD'S BUREAU, BOS 3th
aye.. corner 43d st.
NURSF.RY OOVERNESS— By refined North
German; capable*, reliable; takes full
charge. P. P-. 1359 Prospect aye.. Bronx.
NURSE- — By young Protestant: Infants or
grown children: neat and capable: can
sew $2S. A.. Hofmayer's Bureau. IAS West
23d st. Telephone 1864— Chelsea.
NURSE.— Graduate trained nurse, or will
act as maid and companion for summer;
references. Y. N-. Bog 8. Tribune Office.
OFFK'E or HOUSE CLEANING.— By Bng
llsh girl. Apply ROSA PEARSHX 73
Bloomfieid at.. Hoboken. N. J.
SEAMSTRESS, good, wishes more work by
private families; dresses, remodelling an.l
clothe* mending; *1 25. BROWN. 304 Alex
ander aye.. East 143 d st.
SERVANT. — Young German; employed two
yearn in house of fine family; two years)
In Amerl-a; speaks some English; suitable
position; city or country': ZITNI. 221 80th
»t.. Brooklyn.
TRAINED NVRSE. highly recommended,
wishes to take care of patient on trip to
Europe A'lilr.'ss R. N.. Tribune Uptown
Office. 13«4 Broadway.
TWO OIRLS. competent cook, good baker,
excellent laundress; other chambermaid
and waitress: likes children; no objections
U» country; private or puollc. MORROW'S
BITRKAI". 721 Lexington aye.
WAITRESS —First Haas; private family:
best references; country preferred. Call
at 13 East 40th st. Monday.
WAITRESS.— By respectable girl; restau
rant or lunch room. Address Miss lIRKN -
NAN. r<«'iO4 3i| aye., Brooklyn.
WAITRESS. French-Swlae, capable, younf
girt, wants position In Massachusetts or
Connecticut; excellent roferWitv from last
employer. M. P.. MISS FITZaERALiya
BUREAU. 503 sth aye.. comer 42i at.
WAITRESS.— Young Swedtsh girl In pri
vate family; very neat and c!*an; haa beat
of reference : *»• Call SWEDISH EX
CHANGE. 451-453 Lexington aye.. or TeL
483— 38 th.
WASHIN*!-— French woman to go out by
.;av or taks washing home, tiukrry.
314 West 41st at.
HVASHINO. — Respectable colored woman
wishes 'vaahina; by week or daajsn; can
give references. L. E. 8., 598 Courtlandt
aye. . Bronx.
WASHING. — German woman wants wash
ing to take home. P. MA3LAN. 334
Bast dlst st.. top floor.
WAITRESS .— A lady wishes situation short
distance In the country for her waitress.
who will he disengaged June 1. Apply ■»!•
Eant 20th St.
WAITRESS.— By a competent young girl
DONOVANS. 121 Weil Mth St.
WAITRESS.- La-ly wishes situation for her
waitress, who will be disengaged June I
short distance In country. Apply «v East
WASHINO. — Ry respectable woman: take
home. Mrs. WHELaN. k» Baat 78tn st.
WAITRBSB wanu a nt«t claaa posftton.
Call express oßloe. 447 4th aye.
WAITRESS, experienced; In private fam
«ii.V: «.,' tt * n **%?. b « t '«'« »•*<*: ■»■• but
Ell w??L7 ln answer cards or postal*:
819 E ".t 0^V Ce ° mmW>d * di »!•*•» BalL
K.MIiKQAng,
OBAOiLOBODAtfID.
«*Tn« les-Tlns tune frcro D*sbross«s3 and
CbrtUndt Streets l» L™ to X }*i er J^S
that cl vcu below for Twenty-third Street
8 ** UOB " FOR THE WEST.
•7.55 A. M. CHICAGO BPBCIAU
•10.M A. M. bT. LOUIS UJHTED. Kor
Cincinnati and tM. Luuls.
•10 A.M. THB VBSXSIUV ASIA Uil-
ITEI>— 23 hoar» to Chicago.
•1.55 P. U. CItICAO O. CIKCIJWATI
• ~Z AMD ST. LOUIS EXPRESa
•S.SS P. M. y lva::i a • spoclu*
— hours to Chlcam.
•4.55 P. M. CHICAGO UMITEIF
•5.55 P. M. WESTETIN EXPRESS.
•8.25 P. M. ST. LOUIS AND CINCC«-
NATI EXPRESS.
TO6P. M. PACIFIC EXPRESS.
•8.36 P.'iL CLEVELAND AND CINCIN
NATI EXPRESS.
•9.85 P. M. PITTSBURGIV SPDCIAI*
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
•7.M. a 26. «9.23. *9.58. »1O 55 a. m . 12.23.
'12.89. 2-10 (*3.SS. "Congressional
Limited"). •3.23. *4.25. •4.M. •5.55. 1t. 23
p. m.. 12.10 night. Sunday. H. 28. «»28.
•10.35 a, m., 1*25. *12.55 (*3.25. "C n
•Treeslonal Limited"). •3.25. »4 25. H. 55.
•6.55, 9.SS p. m.. 12.10 night.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.— •3.2B. •4.25 p.
m.. 13. IO a. m. dally.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.— a. m. and
25 p. m. dally.
SEABOARD AIR UNE.— I42S p. m. and
12.10 a. m. dally.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY.—
•3.25 p. m. daily.
CHESAPEAKE at OHIO RAILWAY.— *7.
a. m. weekdays and *4.55 p. m. <*atly.
FOR OLD POiNT COMFORT and NOR-
I-'OLK.— a. m. week-days and 8.65
p. m. dally. '
ATLANTIC C1TY.— 9.85 a. m. and IBS p.
an. week-days. Sundays. «7.» a. m.
CAPE MAT.— 12.85 p. m. week-days.
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK (Ocean
Grove) (North Asbury Park Sundays),
and Point Pleasant. (4.00 from Desb. &
Cort. Sts. only) H.W. 10.BS a. m.. 1X25
(1.25 Saturdays only). 2.25. a.28. (4-25 ex
cept Long Branch) and 4.65 p. m.. week
days. Sundays, a 25. 0 2:., 10.55 a. m..
and 4. SB p. m.
-«- - FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6.06. •7.25. I.U. 8.26. 956. •». 25. *•■ 58.
•9.55. 'tIOSJ. M 0.55. 11.55 a. m.. I2.tt.
•12.55. *1.65. ZlO. 2.55. *3.25. 3.35. 4.29.
•4.25. 4.55 (•tt.SS for North Philadelphia
only). »5.35. ««26. a.15, 7 55. 8-». 8.C3.
0.23 (9.53 for North Philadelphia only)
p. m.. 12.10 night week-day^ Sundays.
06. »7.55. K25. »».25. »55. «t10.53.
•10.56 a. m. 12.25. "12.55. •1.55. »a.23.
5.55. »4.25 (*t4.S6 for North Philadelphia
only). •4.53. *3.03. •6.25. 7.53. 8.25. 8.53.
8.25 (9.55 for North Philadelphia only)
p. m . 12.10 night.
*r>lnlni?»car.
Ticket offlces. Son. 401. 1354 and 170 Broad
■ way: 182 Fifth Avenue (below 2Sd St.):
263 Fifth Av;nue (corner 29th St.). awl
stations named above; Brooklyn. 4 Court
street. 479 Nostrand Avenue. 390 Broad
way, and Pennsylvania Annex Station.
Tho New York Transfer Company will
call for and check bagssctt from hotels
- and residences through to destination.
Telephone "MS Chelsea" for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
W. W. ATTEKBURY. J. R- WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO. W. BOTD.
General Passenger Agent.
OCEAN STJEASISia.
MEW .OESBNAG9 LLOYD,
Fast Express Service.
PLYMOUTH— CHERBOURG— BREMEN.
Kronprlm May 8. (A.M.
Kaiser „ May 15. 10 A.M.
K. Wm. n May 22. 6 A.M.
KronDrln*. ... — ..... June S. 5 A.M.
KalseV. June p. 10A.M.
K. Wm. II June 19. 5 A.M.
Kronprlm ~ July 3. 12«) noon
Kaiser July 10. 10 A. M.
Twin-Screw Passenger Service.
BREMEN DIRECT.
tßarbarossa _ May 10. 10 A.M.
Cassel M May 12: 19A.M.
Rneln May 17. 10 A.M.
IP. Alice May 24. 10 A.M.
tFriedrlch — May 29. 10 A. M.
Trave ~ May 31. 10 A.M.
tKurfuerst June 7. 10 A.M.
tßarbarossa Juno 14. 10 A. M.
tCalling at Plymouth and Cherbourg.
Mediterranean Service.
GIBRALTAR— NAPLES—
P. Irene _ May 12. 11 A. M.
K. Lu!»e «. May 19. 11 A. M.
IC. Albert June 2. 11 A. M.
P.lrene «... June 16. 11A.M.
K. Lu!se June 23. 11 A. M.
K. Albert July 7. 11 A. M.
P. Irene July 23. 11 A. M.
K. Luise Aug. 11. 11 A. M.
From Bremen Ptsr*. 3d * 4th Sts.. Hoboken.
OELRICHS * CO.. No. 5 Broadway. N. Y.
Louis H. Meyer. 45 South Third St. PhUa.
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE.
Special Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH— CHBRBOrRG— HAMBURG.
Amerika.May 10 6am!Anierlka June 7
B'cher.May 17.1 :30pm Bluecher. June 14
K's'n A V.May24.samKalserln A V.June 21
D 1D 1 land. May3l. lo | Deutschland. June 28
Among the special features of these ships
are: Grill Room. Rlta-Carlton Restaurant a
la carte. Elevators. Gymnasium. Palm Gar
den, Electric Baths, etc.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
DOVER (LONDON OR PARIS) AND
HAMBURG.
Large Twin-Screw Vessels of 14.000 tons.
Superb Pasaentrer Accommodations.
Pretoria .May 12. am J Patricia . . . . June 19
Waldersee . MaylS.3pm Pretoria June 23
P*sylvanla. June 2.lpm: »Oceana June 23
Para via. .June 9. 7 am | Walderse* June 90
•Via Plymouth and Cherbourg.
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA.
P. Adalbert ... May B' P. Oskar July 17
P. Oskar June s!tMoltke July 24
tMoltk? Jure 12! P. Adalbert. .Aug. 7
P. Adalbert. ..June 191 P. Oskar Au». 28
trails Gibraltar: has Grill Roots and
Gymnasium.
TRAVELLERS' CHECKS ISSUED BY
THE COMPANY.
OFFICE. 37 BROADWAY. N. Y.
"Phone, 1900 Rector. Piers. Hoboken.
BRKORE GOINQ ABROAD CONSITLiT
THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS
THAT APPEAK REaiT^.\F.LY IN THE
TRIBUNE ON SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS.
AMERICAN LINE £"» «*
PLYMOUTH— SOUTHAMPTON
Philadelphia May 12. 9:SO A. M. : June »
St. Paul May 19. »:3O A. M. ; June IS
New York May 2«. 9:30 A.M.: June 23
St. Loula. June 2, 0:SO A. M. : June 80
RED STAR LIKE £<» «•'
ANTWERP— LONDON ' PARIS)
Kroonland May 12. S:00 A. M. ; June 9
Zeeland May 10. 2:00 P. M. ; June 18
Finland May 28. 7:3© A. M. ; June 28
Vaderland Jure 2. noon; July 29
WHITE STAR UNE £•£ r
NEW YORK— <J'NSTOWN— LrVERPOOL.
Baltic May 9. 6:00 A.M.; June «
Majestic May IK. 10:<IO A. M. ; June 13
Celtic May IS. 2:3»> P. If. • June 15
Oceanic May 23. 5:00 p. M.: June 30
Teutonic May SO. 10:00 A.M.; June 27
Cedric June 1. 12:30 P. M. : June 29
oSk MEDITERRANEAN azo^ es
FROM NEW YORK—
CRETIC May 10. 10 A. M.; June a. An?. 4
REPUBLIC. May 31. 3 P.M.; Oct. is. Nor. 23
FROM BOSTON—
CANOPIC.May l'J. 8 A.M.; June 30; Aug. 11
ROMANIC June 5. 8:30 A. M. : July 7
PASSENGER OFFICE. 9 BROADWAY.
Freight Office. Whitehall Bid*.. Battery PL
GANAIBMMI MC?LR!tS ffi'Y
Intended Steamship Sailings from Van
couver for Japan. China and Philippine
Islands:
R. M. S. Athenian May 14
Empress of India May 21
Monte*sl« June 4
Empress of Japan June 11
R. M. S. Tartar June 25
Kmr>res» of China July 1
For Fiji. Hawaiian Islands. Australia and
New Zealand.
Maheno May 25|Miowera June 23
For rates and Information apply to 231
sth aye.. 466 and 1 Broadway.
BEFORE GOINO ABrIOAD CONsrLT
THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS
THAT APPEAR REOCLARLT IN THE
TRIBI'NE ON SI'NPAYS. WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS.
CUNARD L.INE.
From Piers 81-52. North River.
LIVERPOOL via QUKKN9TOWN.
CARMANIA May ». * P. M.
LUCANIA May 12. 9 A. M.
Umbriu May Campania May 26
C^irunia May — (Ktrurlu rune 2
QinUALTAR- ITALY— ADRIATIC.
Ne« Model Twin Screw st.amers.
SLAVOXI.V.May 22. noon: July 10; Au< 2%
PA^NONIA... May 2». 10 A. j; ; July 17
CARPATHIA. • June 12. 11 A. M.; July 31
VER.VON 11. BROWN. C, A.
SI -24 State St., opposite the- Battery.
J>ED "D" LINE.
For La CSiiayrr.. l*uerto Cabetlo. Cura
cao and Maracalbo, vta Curaoao. cai!irg
also at San Jims. P. R.
S. S. PHILADELPHIA. ant . M.v 12 .„>„
S. S. CARACAS . . Saturday. May 2« noon
For La Ouayra. i*u;u-.ih. and M:ira> :
8 B. MARACAIBO. Saturday. May lit no ..n
S. 3. ZUUA Saturday. June 3. noon
These steamers have superior accommo
dation* for passengers.
BOULTON. niJSS * DALLETT
General Managers. *3 Wall St '
MALLORT LINE. LUXURIOUS SIUPSL
Ticket* to Texas, Colurado. Aieiico. New
Mexico. Arizona. Callfomta, Oeor^U. Flor-
Ida. Alabama, etc. DELIGHTFUL TRIF&.
THE hOITB TO MIA MA. PALM UUACU
Via.. Ac. (via Key West). Colonist tickets
to California en inquiry. Our booklet
■'Pocket Uulda" tree. C. 11. MALLOKY •
CO.. ITi Front St.. N. T.
ttIffInIPMTTCLARK-S NINTH ANNUAL
Ulre ■£" 'I CRUISE. Feb. T. 1907. TO daya,
by exwcially churtprtd 8. 8. "ARABIC*, 71
ltl.ou> tons. 3A> Tours to Europe. 3 Round
the World. l>rocraro N Free. F c.
CLARK. Ml Broadway. New York.
"LA VELOCE."— Fast Italian Un«. W>it
NAPLES AND QRXOA. Washington.
May 10; Cltta tit Torino May SO; tltt.i dl
Naimlt. June, 18. Cabin. «58 up Dining
Salooa on Promenade Deck. BOLOGN££LL
jtu.HTFXEM> 4. . ... 5* \r»a st. ~T
&J9DSOH RiVEII.i.
*** «»J?k R*- Tork. as bel^Jr^ >U - lcB '
stop at i-3tli street to receive m-sT-JL
'• n »la«tes after leaving 42d stre<x ""
*a : "> A. M. - «MIDNIGHT EXPRBn.
• SO A. M -^EMPIRE STATK EXrW
M.-^DAY EXPRESS.
ess M -•CHICAGO SPKTL\" *■
ITED — IS hours to Cbicaea.^?.
... n _ N. T. C.-L»ke Shew. - WM * *»
a.«»P.M tALBANY AND TBO:
5 2 £ '•—•FAST MAIL-For A'ltsm
S3H hour train to CmS^S
_ «. Pullman cars. **
•:»P. M.— eCLBVKLAND. n\fl\'vi«
r .. _. PRESS.
52lSP*?.. car> •" tnrouth tralna
Ttalne lUuminated wlta PtatsehlSht.
«^^^on l lUrf>^2f
7 f $£? Sd U ?otß^dw^ k fe^
«l^e b^^ot^E^S 001 totel «
•»- n. SMITH. c. F DALY
Mew Jersey Earn
STATIONS \ S** *&**> St. *. B.
mil
fc*rff-?iffSSaK i c£
ATLANTIC CITY— •». 4O A. JL ktX(9P»
11-30 A. M.. «12.40. xl.a>. UIL 14
.4.45. a 5.13. 5.30. 6.30, jl£ol. aLssas
B*3o^. m**" Grove 915 A "-*««
ATLANTIC HLDa. PEABRIGHT KO!f
MOUTII 50. 8.3». 11.30 A M. 13*. «S
5-30- p <«£ P- " M 9ta » d^* »•* A C
SA iH? Y TT H(^?r? RO^'TE FOR ATLANTA
HIGHLANDS. SEABRIGHT, LONG
BRANCH. ASBURT PARK. OCEAS
GROVE. SPRING LAKE. POUnj
PLBASANT-Pier 31 N. R.. W 423 St
55 A. M-. 12.30. 3.00. 4.15 P. M a£l
days, 92S A. M., 1.00. 745 P. M. Pkr
10. N. R.. Cedar St.. 10.20 M. Lta,
I": *$£■£■ Si * TO 10 «> A -».
PHILADELPHIA— *z4.ao. m 7.00. m».«s.
•ftOO. m-1.J.00. -lTfiS AM m«Sem
ml «0, «2.00. #i 5?i 5?- •4.00. m«G.OO m»6.ca
•7.00, fSOO. «».00. 110.30 P. M.. m»
ir.2t.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON— teai
»*IOOO. m»12.0O. m»2.00. mIH.OO.
m»6.00. «7.00. j»12.15.
REAPING. HARRISBLRG. rOTTSVILLE
AND WILLIAMSPOKT- |,24 00. iTSC
tB.OO. 9.10. rtO.oo. 11.00 A. M.. Retdlnc
only). I! 1.00. 1i1.20. tiOO P. M. Real-
Inf. Pottsvllle. Hanisburs; only. t4.Cfll
■Dally. tDally * except Sunday. {Sun
days. Parlor cars only. Via Tamaqua.
aENrept Saturdays. mDlstns; Car. mSaa.
unlays only. zFrom Liberty St. only.
From Twenty-third Street— b3. 2o P. Jt.
C 3.50 P. M-. el2-2O p. M . k*-3O P. M..
JII.SO P. M.. ka.2O P. M.. t5.3«> P. M.
Offices: Liberty St.. West 23d St..« Astor
House. 243. 434. 1300. 1554 Broadway. IS3
Bth At.. 281 Oth Ay.. 25 Union S-iuar*
West. 2798 3d At.. 103 West 125 th St. 243
Cbhimbna At.. N«w York; 4 Court St. 343.
844 Fulton St.. 479 Nostrand At.. Brooklyn;
890 Broadway. Wlinamsburc New York
Transfer Co. calls for and checks baggage
to destination.
W. O. BE3LEB, C. M. BURT.
Vlce-Pres. A Gen. 3igr. Gen. Pass'r Agent.
LEHIBIHI VALLEY. ?
Foot ofWeat Od A ; Cottlaodt sat Dn^rotsM ass>
BLACK DIAMOND tit. 11 §I i •!» 00 r ■
black DlAMOsbEip:: •noli •SSyi
Mmeh Chunk sad Hssieton *cU 49 r i <&S v"
wnkes-Barre Eipres*. tSVrx n.M m
JUstonLoeal taiO?i)lk»»si
Chicago sod Toronto Kxp *M 10 r«: *iS «i ■
THElfrrrAXO TRAIN f T»?s^rars
Tickets and Pullman accommodations l-U.Hs.ti!
* IMO Broadway. lia Sth Aye . » ToJob 8«. T?es^
g.T.: 30 Fnltoa St.. 4 Conrt St. 478 KoftrsSiMiS
M Broadway * foot Fultoa St. Brooklyn.
IT.T.TnßßterCo.wuleaUforaadel!9ckl)c?r^«.
N. V.. N. H. & HARTFORD R E.
Trains depart from Grard Central Statics.
42d St. and 4th Aye.. as follows for
BOSTON, via New London & Pro*—
,1U:«M, •x",lo:t>2 A. 11 -:..l:«»
•iIU^U. »x[!3:00. Tl;;5:t)u. m \l£*2,
•112:00 P. M.; via \Vi:Urr.antic-t i
A. M.. t2:0« P. M.; via Spfd.— 1»M
A. M.. tlil2:UoL. 'i^.-W. »11.-00 P. iL^
WORCESTER and FITCHBURO. via Pl*
NAM— I3 P. M.
LAKKVILLE and NORFOLK— fS:49 A. s*.
t3:31 P. M.
Gt. Bamngton. Stockbrldge, Leßox.PsM»"
fleia— t*» :4» A. M. T3:8l P. IL
Ticket offices at cOrand Central Jtsttsa
and cl23tt> St.. also at c2«l. llaß. cUM
B' way, c^S L nlon Square. cl>»2 Fifth Aye..
c 245 Columbus Ay .. ct>49 Madison Are.
cS73 W. 123 th St.. 27!** Third Aye Is
Brooklyn. c 312. 880 Fulton St.. 390 ITwaj.
•Daily. tfxeept Sundays. *>t..ps St
123 th St. sStops at 123 th St Sundays on».
{Parlor Car Limt:«d. Has dining csr.
cparlor and Sleeping Car tickets aiao.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. B.
HOT Ax. BLUE LINE TRAINS *
"Every other hour on the even hour."
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHTXCnKt
Leave New York City. 23d St. Lib'y 3L
•WASHINGTON. Buffet. 750 am J»is
♦WASHINGTON. Diner. 890 am 10.00 ca
tWASHINGTCN. Diner. 11.50 am UgsTß
tWASHINOTON. Buffet. ».s<>pm tfp
f'ROTAL LTD." liner. S.sopm 4.»»ss
tWASHINOTON. Diner. 950 pra JtOJJp
fWASHINOTOX. Buffet. «-30pm »*■•
tWASHINC?TON.SIeep«f*II.3O pa 12.13 a t
•Ex. Snn. tDaily.
Through Dally Trains to thj West
Leave New York City. »d St. ÜBJ*
CHICAGO. PITTS BT-RG. 1150 pen li» VI
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 1130 am 12.6»a"»
PITTSBURO. CLEVr-D. S.Wpm *o*>|
"PITTSBritO LIMITED" &s<>pm JJ.JJIJJ
CW. ST. LOUIS.LOri»V ll SO pin 1»» srt
CIN..ST.LOUI.-S.LIHISV. «-50 am JJg|«
cm sTLons i.i^risv ,1.90 pm JWg*
Offices: 281. 434. 130© Broadway. •****
House. 108 Greenwich St . =» .\ 11 If?g-"1 f?g-"
W.. 391 Grand St. X T.: »i s '5J! o l**
Brooklyn; West 23d St an.l Liberty »^___
After « p. m. s>epl»* car ';"J^"™
and full information regarding T *rJ22-MoiL
can *c obtained at Bureau of -Tngj««^
B * O. B R.. 23d St. Terminal. PBens.-*
Chelsea 3144.
Lackawanna Railroad.
N. Y. foot Barclay. Christopher, West a*l
t«0OA. M.-For hamt ?;,??l^lftk
•10.00 A. M.— For Buffalo. Chicago •"■•
•1 40 P. M— For Buffalo and CWearo.
t4.1»» P. M -For Scrantta
Sis P M -For Buffalo and Ch !ca **~v«
•«4S a" M.-V* Buffalo, • ■Slsepew •»■
•2.COA.M-— For Chloaxo-sleepara C-»
Ticket* M 149* 42» livt 1484 MusJWg
N. T.; ■?.-» Fulton 3t.. Brooklyn. imm
i.l-jv -
OtfcAN
|inOLLAIf^A^SICA LEtE
n New V«rk-Kutt«rdam. «* Bf«^
Ul] SuiUns Weunesda.xs as per sa!l»S "'«■
Ryn>Um
Holland-America Line. 33 B ■*»• *- l L-
LF©cp LPcDCPft© DBfljg
Stesiuships of the REP *_*?■ *^
sail for San Juan .!lr»ot. as Jollawa.
8. I PHILADELPHIA. .^ g
S. 8 CSMUOIS.. Saturday *J*JL a !t "^
For freight cr l*«"«« •VVJrrT
BOULTON. BLISS * -
General Manager*. 8S Waß a«- __
A§S<L*QQ<!DGB ILO^S.
Ethiopia . May »J. nvn^n j b"uroew a Mm » »"
Cabin *5.>. 2d Cabin $33. 3d O»m *-£ 4
and upwards, avcordinic to •^^S^ly
ateamshliv Per Mm« an.! W^i^lSrJiVjJ
HKNUEUSON RROTHERS. K-13 WreaO*xr
COOKS TOURS TO KVKOPK--j*_jg
wason. «m to $1,185. P * t Vn!i
TWOS COOK * SOS. «»JM** J -*

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