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KEcoim cnowi) of aliexs
yearly Twenty-one Thousand Immi
grants Are Note in Port.
Aboard the big liners lying at their docks in the
North and Kast rivers and on the steamers an
chored iii the Bay stst night were nearly twenty
one thousand immigrants, the biggest number of
aliens ever in this port at one time, it was said by
Immigrant officials. They came in on thirteen
Bteaaaera, which arrived witiiin the last thirty-six
hour? up to k o'clock last night. The White Star
liner Baltic brought in last night 1.92S Other liners
which brought in big numbers were: The Kroon
land, from Antwerp, 1,300; Oscar 11, from Chris
teasciL, 876; the Kaiser Wilhelm .1* r Grosse. from
Bremen, 762; th«» Caronia, from Liverpool. 2,059; the
Grosser Kurfust. 1.775: the Bulgaria, from Naples,
2.731: the Giulia, from Naples. 1,259; the Pisa, from
Hamburg. 1.199; the KOnlncen I-uise. from Naples,
1.670; the Hamburg, from Naples, 1,068; the Florida,
fr"m Naples*. 1.645; the, Smolensk, from Ulbau, 1,291;
the Cambroman, from Antwerp. 1,2(0.
MISS GILMAN STAYS IN ROOM.
Eemains Quietly in Hotel and Has Nothing
to Say About Wedding.
MiFS Mabelle Oilman stayed in her apartments all
day yesterday at the Hotel Gotham, and refused to
make public any arrangements that had been made
for her marriage to William E. Corey, president of
the United States Steel Corporation.
An automobile hired by Mr Corey from the New
York Transportation Company, went to the hotel
late yesterday afternoon, and 11 was expected that
Mis* Gllman would go out, but Mrs. t.iLrann, ac
companled by Miss Shaw, who was Miss Oilman's
companion on the trip from abroad, entered the
car and was driven downtown.
REPORT OF ST. MARK'S HOSPITAL.
The annual report of St. Mark's Hospital, which
has been in existence seventy years, has just boon
Issued. The total receipts for the year were $55.
197 81; the total expenditures. $50,100 08. Since the
close of the fiscal year a contract for the. purchase
of the building. Xo. 240 East 12th street, adjoining
the hospital buildings, lias been made. The new
building will be used for a nurses' home and the
housing: of the executive staff. Th.- present nurse."'
dormitory will be transformed Into an obstetrical
ward. A big outlay of money 15 required for these
necessary Improvements, and contributions may be
tent to the office of the hospital, to be used either
for the building fund or for general expenses at
the reQuest of the giver.
DIXIE FLYER WRECKED IN GEORGIA.
Atlanta, May 2.— The Dixie Flyer, a fast train
from St. Augustine Fla., to Chicago, was wrecked
«t Orchard Hill, on the Central of Georgia Kail
road to-day. No passengers were Injured, but a
r.'-gto helper In the express car was killed and two
express messengers were Injured. The wreck was
caused by an open switch.
CHURCH WRECKER FOUND GUILTY.
Wllkesvßaire, Perm., May 2.— Joepph v Chunowsky,
•who was on trial here charged with dynamitinß the
Welsh CotnTtiesjatlonal Church at Kdwardevllle,
nf-ar here, two v*"ars aso, was found guilty this af
ternoon. He will be sentenced on Saturday.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
Single Insertions 0 cents per line. Six
teen words seven times consecutively, 1.
which entitles advertiser to have rooms
entered for a period of fourteen days In
Th« Tribune's Directory of Desirable
Booms. Write for circular.
Fall information concerning these rooms
may be had. free of charge, at 'he Up
town OSce of The New-Tork Tribune.
1284 Broadway. between 30th and
BTth ft*.
rrra gT . 34* W. — A handsome, i>econd
floor and' other rooms: with or without
heart; rrrratß baths; entirely new plumb
tnj; r»ferenee» exchanged
1% MADISON AYE —Large, cool room»:
famine, or gentlemen, with board, also
■tnge rooms: references.
iaOTH FT . 132 TV. — To rent, with beard, a
desirable single room; a.! conveniences;
talephooe.
879 WEST ENI> AYE. (earner 103 dst ) —
Block from Rivera' '.• Park, subway sta
tion and surface cars; most beautiful loca
tion In New York; handsomely furnished
rooms; overlooking avenue and river; su
perior table.
UZD ST.. 616 WEST.— Good neighborhood:
attrictlTe roornp; ninnlrg water; home
atmosphere; refiaed Christian family; refer
ences.
HIGH, healthful location; airy rooms; ex
cejlent table; bomallka 1 tpbara.
riae Knoil. Box 116. L<L**wood. X. J.
nmmammm rooms to let.
Hngle Insertions 0 cents per lie*. Bii
1«5 words, seven times cor.recutf vely. $1.
•tlch entitles advertiser to have rooms
•Msred for a period of fourteen days in
The Trlttire'* Directory of Desirable
Booms. Write for circular.
Foil Information concerning these rooms
far- be had. free of charge, at the Up
|»wb Office of The New- York. Tribune.
UM Broadway, between SCth and
17th us.
II HaDTP<">v AYE. offers comfortable and
•JSjD famished >rge and email room.
•WH BT.. 183 EAST.— Private, high class
tense for gentleman only; newly deco
nUi and eompletel) fumlthed; scrupu
i*ajly clean: snnnr.er rate?: reference.
desks asp nrncr. itrmtcre
BOLL TOP ' "™" '
iIESIKg
OFFICE
FURNITURE
Id treat variety
ef «tyle an<J
price.
T. G
EELLEW.
HI Pulton Et.
_y—|l<linjQ AND MJIXINKKY.
I«E6*MAK.. ,~
U*»t «»!?"" fitl ' r; designer;
££elllr7 7-5 ?™t> tltM - experienced; re-
C * E -,: "rTfTtass: = out ; by day
«*lg»V X* t'*^ •"'-' and " Uer; late »'
UVe? rL^?? far " a:e: ladle "' »n*terla.l
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t; "_ cor n ' !f "■ »2 East l«th »t.;
-w^_^l'*^OYMEXT AGENCIES.
L. SEELY
Employment Bureau,
23 West 39th St.
' * ITI ' T '' O>WClt: .14 NKVINS BT.
Wlnthrop
Employment Bureau,
*«. & I^L*!™ street.
/I?.. h Av "">ue«. New Tort,
r— , Phone 1082— asth
**— ----^^servants always an hand.
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BONDS MYSTERIOUSLY RETURNED.
Baltimore Bankers Receive Package of
Missing Securities from Switzerland.
Baltimore, May 2. — Bonds to the amount of
(30,000, which wore consigned to Townspnd
Scott ft Bon, bankers nnd brokers, of this city,
from Switzerland, and were, supposed to have
been stolen from th>' mails in transit, were re
stored in a mysterious manner to-day.
The package containing the bonds was r"
rehf-.l by Townsend Scott & .Son through \h*
mails. They had come from abroad, for the
package had been opened at the custom house
in New York.
The securities, whicb were chiefly local in
dustrials, were mailed in Switzerland on Feb
ruary L'S. Their failure to roach here was re
ported to the police on March 'JO. Th.- theory is
that they wer<- returned because they were not
no-Rotiable outside of Baltimore.
DID THAT HORSE HAVE GLANDERS?
Decision Reached After Trouble to Six Po
licemen and Three S. P. C. A. Officers.
One poor, thin horse ha.i the distinction yester
day of receiving the attention of one Deputy Police
Commissioner, five patrolmen, three officers of the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals
ar.d a do-tor of The City Health Department— ail
within one afternoon. Incidentally, ton, h»- was
the Innocent cause of a complaint being enterea
against a mounti-d patrolman of the Police De
partment.
A soft heart old woman called the attention of
a policeman to a horse drawing a delivery wagon
along Mth street, near Fifth avenue. "He Ih lame
and hungry and not fit to work." said the woman.
So (be wagon was stopped, the driver held and a
call sent In to the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals. Mounted Patrolman England,
•who at that moment was dismounted, set out to
send In the call, leaving his horse with a fellow
policeman. Finding he would have to go a short
distance down Fifth avenue, he climbed aboard a
stage. Just then Deputy Police Commissioner
Bucher passed in his automobile, was astounded
to see a mounted policeman on a Fifth avenue
stage coach and ordered a complaint sent in against
him.
The Society for the. Prevention of Cruelty to Ani
mals was called, nevertheless, and In the course
of time one of their men Appeared. "That horse
has glanders. I believe," he said. "Wait a few
minutes until I enn send some one to tell for sure."
After about thirty minutes another man came
along. "That horse hasn't any sign of glanders,"
was his ultimatum, but he would not let It be
released on his authority. Finally another Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals man ap
peared, and his opinion wan that he didn't "think"
the horse had glanders, but he wasn't "sure." Dr.
Bensel, of the Board of Health, had to be sent or at
length before the animal was sent home an only a
"lame, thin horse."
HELP WANTED,
Male.
A URIGHT. energetic young man. residing
with parents, not over 17 years, for office,
Of large manufacturing jewellers; great
chance for advancement. Address 11. , Box
30, Tribune Office.
AGENTS WANTED to handle our clothes
pin bar and knife sharpener; sells at
every house; send for samples and price*.
The H. B. Reynolds Mfg. Co.. Frederick-
I town. Ohio.
j __^ __^_
j MEN, light work and little money take
you to Europe: return transportation;
I dally sailings. Boston Shipping Co.. 13
I Norfolk st
WANTED.— busy law office. American
boy; good penman; neat, accurata and
Industrious. Address In own handwriting.
statins; age. experience and reference 8
C. & p.. Tribune Office. '
HELP WANTED.
Female).
LAtTKDIUGBa. $25: 'mall family; perma
nent position; best reference required.
Mrs C. Kerr.atjhan'a Employment I'.ure«u
Removed to 112 West 4Mh Bt Tel. its.',
Bryant.
COOKS, kltchenmalds. waitresses, nurses,
laundresses: Immediately. Mrs C. Ker~
naghans Bureau. Hemoved to 112 West
4»th st
REFINED TOUNO NfßfiE to care grow
ing children; J2O; best reference. Miss
Shea's Bureau. 8 East 42d et.
WORK WANTED.
— I ■ I 11 ■- — I, I-I-L - - - T_J->_J->_J— !_■- — — - 1_ I— _S)
Male.
ACCOUNTANT solicits work; Installs sr»
terns; opens, closes, audits, adjusts books:
terms reasonable; special rates to firms not
requiring bookkeeper permanently. Room
1706, 15 William st.
ACCOUNTANT. — Expert degree; books
opened, written up, audited; tangled
double entry books lialanced; monthly trial
balances; 110 monthly upward. P. O. Bo«
lAi. Madison Square.
ATTENTION!— Ewed*. 28: lately landed,
medical gymnast and physical culturiiit.
etc.; graduated Stockholm; icte assistant at
private sanatorium; as attendant or com
panion; do objection to travelling; best ref
erence. Stockholm, Box 1". Tribune Office.
HOY. 16; graduate public school ; oil. jx>
sitlon; start Immediately; some experi
ence. Kurt JSarsuck. tul DeKalb aye
Brooklyn.
BOY 18; steanifltter or plumber's helper.
M. M.. lie.' East UOth st.
BOY, 17. in office; good references. XV.
Uoldznan, 261 East 71st Ft.
BRICKLAYERS.— Three; lately landed;
have been good bricklayer*, at home;
willing to fc-o to country. Hub*. 1937 Ist
aye.
BRICKLAYER; Jobber: salary •* day.
Harry A. Dale. 707 Baal ISOth *t.
BUTCHER; 25: steady; on« year In country;
Dermaoant position; understand* Jlnua
rl*n. KlemlHh and Kngllsh flobacsy, 111.1
Hummlt a\f., Jersey City Heights
CANDY and ICE CREAM MAKER, up-to
date, in fine retail store; also firm class
helper. Address D It.. Tribune Uptown
OMlce, 1584 Broadway.
CARPENTER. CABINETMAKER. — Me
chanic In all tranche*; good character:
young man: good references from r>revloun
employer: work .'it anything. Address Lon
ihetn. IBS East 7th Bt.
i'ai:i'i;mti: IMPROVER, Ci* r!as«";
with tools. Ilafker. I*3 Hopkins St.,
Brooklyn.
< HAIFFEUR.— CarefuI driver: doe, own
repairing; 4 years' road experience; *
years' shop experience; beat of reference.
William Loehnlng. 118 West 100 th st.
CHAl'PKKrit.— six years' references aa
to sobriety, honesty and truthfulness
1 Ity or country. <leorge. Lee, K'4 Baal
7.lth ct,
■CHAUFFEUR.— Experienced on gasolene
car?; honest, tellable; country preferred;
also good valet. JOUnway. 1.121 "d ■<•>■
CHAUFFEUR By an exp»rienred washer
and good worker. English; with private
family; ben references. Address D. X .
Boa 22, Tribune Uptown OHlce, IBM Broad
may.
CHAUFFEUR.— By gor>d, careful, neat ap
pearing driver; strictly sober; go any
where; Al city reference. Address Chauf
feur. Box IS, Tribune Office.
CHAUFFEUR, with private family, by
! ■ aieful driver and practical man, with
1 boom experience; rlty or country. Aspirant,
Box 33. Tribune riffle*
CHAUFFEUR. — Young man desires posi
tion with private owner; understands
repairing ami operating; honest, sob. r
; anf reliable-; 4 years' experience on ma
rine engines. O. Lelliiiann. 14:» Ctli st ,
i.c.i.K Island City.
CHAUFFEUR— In private family; first class
city reference; thoroughly understand*
White «l'-arner; own rei«ir»; go anywher«;
ninny eleetrlo; four years' exparJanca. i.'haf •
feur, DM hth aye, ." ■ -
cIIAIITKIIi. Single; 35; shop, toad ex
pert*no; thoroughly^<<mptl«nt In oper
ating and retiring any lastilsns <ar; ter
n reliable; city, 01 c.iuutry. Addraea
J. 1.. Tribune Uptown OfttCe, 1304 B'wajr.
<JIAtriKI 11 H, Hwede; married; three
i •■am' experience, on Panhard, Belgium
Pipe, I^ii-uiiiol.llf; Jieiit reference*: private,
family; cltv or country. Addrem John
Krickson. 2.« West Md t«t
CHAUFFBI ie Good personal reference;
can operate any gaaolana oar, D. Dough
trey, curt of Moor-. 217 Went .'■.■(,! St.
CHAUFFEUR 32; flrsfclass ref
erence; does all repairing; careful driver;
willing to go any v. here. Stephen A. Wise,
«1 West 80th st.
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. MAY 3. 1007.
syrac
Herman Bartels, Sr., Who Jumped Bail, To
Be Extradited on Perjury Charge.
Syracuse, May 2.— Herman Bartels. sr., the Syra
cuse brewer, who was arrested at Niagara Falls,
Ont., last night, was convicted here last year for
attempted arson. He was under heavy ball to
straighten out his business affairs before I. ring
sentenced, but fled to Canada.
Under the treaty Bartels could not b^ extra
dited for the crime for which he was convicted.
Recently the Brand jury of Cayuga County In
dicted Hart- is for perjury. Perjury is an extra
ditable crime, an.l it was on these grounds that
Bartela was arrested by the Canadian authorities.
County Judge Searing, who presided at the trial,
died a short tlmo ago, and Hull Greenfield, who
was Bart els' a counsel at the trial, was appointed
county judge, A few weeks ago Bartels's ulster
and daughter, who were on his bond for $13,000.
compromised with Cayuga County for ?*5,00<).
Niagara Falls, Ont.. May 2.— District Attorney
Burritt of Auburn and Under Sheriff Walker, ar
rived here this evening and went to the jail, where
they identified the man under arrest, as Herman
Bartels, sr.. the fugitive brewer. Bartels, who it
first denied his Identity, has retained a Toronto
attorney,' and will flght extradition.
SCARLET FEVER CASE IN STREET.
Parents Try to Board Caldwell Trolley with
Patient.
Caldwell, N. .) . Stay Z. -Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Bader, of Pine Brook, called yesterday at the offli-e
of i>r. Edward k. )v<k with their Infant daughter,
Kthel. who was suff -rinK. the physician discovered,
from malignant scarlet fever. He told the parents
to take the child home, but this. It is said, they re
fused to do After trying u> hoard a trolley car
for Newark nnd being prevented from doing SO by
a member of the Caldwell Board of Health they
placed the little Klrl in an open wagon, whipped up
the horse and drove away.
There are a number of cases of scnrli-t fever In
Caldwell and I':n.' Brook. II is nald thi'y originated
In the Hebrew quarter of Witerson, from which a
child Buffering with the dlseane was brought e«>me
weeka aj,-o to visit its grandparents in Pine Brook.
UNION WINS PRINTING FIGHT.
James J. Murphy, president of Typographical
Union N.>. I, received a letter yesterday from s.
T. Aston, of No. -2 Thames (street. In which he Buys
that nil the differences existing between his firm
and the union have been settled satisfactorily to
both parties, and that nfter Monday his compos-
Ing room win be conducted under union rules, and
the men now on strike will return to work
DEMURRAGE BILL BEFORE GOVERNOR.
Albany. Mnv n Representatives <>r some of the
largest railroads operating In this state appeared
this afternoon before Governor Hughes In opposi
tion to Senator H.-acock'H so-called reciprocal de
murrage hill. Representatives of shippers and mT
chants throughout the Mate spoke In favor of the
bill. Brlefa were Bled.
WORK WASTED.
Mala.
CHAUFFEUR. —By married Swede; aged
39; one child; ran do own repalm; Pierce
Arrow preferred: 15 years' personal rfly
references. Address H. 1011 3d aye.
CHAUFFEUR.— fIood mechanic; Bwede;
21: *ober. competent; bent reference; In
private family; willing to (to anywhere.
C L. care Nelln. flirt 8d aye.
CHAUFFEUR— Mechanic; Italian; 22;
single; experienced on foreign and do
mestic cars; can furnish beat reference
from recent employer; In private, family.
Anthony Krudel'.art. »4« Eai>t «l»t St.
CHAUFFEUR.— Position city or country:
reference* : wages. SIS; do own repair-
Ing. .1 callsn. 119 Hay st . Btaplaton,
Staten Island.
CHAUFFEUR. — With private family; ran
any muk" gasolene car; do own repairs:
good reference*; married; temperate: aned
3<»; height, 5 feet 10 Inches. Kennedy, 20
I Cbarlea at.
I CHAUFFEUR — Leaving for Europ*. rec
ommend cnauffeur: first ' ••»*■** inecliantc
and electrician: *r*i»k«! Enajllah, Oerman,
French. C. Hex 82. Tribune Off -e
CHAUFFEUR Colored; experienced with
French and American car*: with private
fnmlly or doctor; city or country: has ref
erence. Isaac Martin. M 9 West B9th »t.
CHAITFEI'R -By young man. 24: two]
years' experience careful driver; makes
fry? i<i-n\i- baal references; We»t_4oth st.
!.. Claries W.-rrii-ver. Jl3 Wast 4Oth St
CHAUFFEUR; mechanician; Frenchmsn:
1 rakt four languages; four years In beat
New York house, still in the place; travel
ling Ila - to Durope. F. Marcardes. he«
Itilr't. N. J.
CHAUFFEUR: with private fan I or ••
Instructor In automobile school; will
']erm,ni«trate »i UK .■ by j uttlng ..r In com
mission or by trial lecture; good reference
from former employer. <;eorge l>« I Aval,
233 .. «st Both st.
CHAUFFEirR.— By experienced mechanic;
private family; .areful driver; aood nab
Its; reference*. Address Chauffeur, 183
Waal «S7th si 'Phone 6707 Colun»bus.
CHAUFFEUR.— Two years' experience re
pairing and driving* all cars; use* neither
liquor nor tobacco; b»Bt references. llus
m- .. .ii* of Heath. .'.56 2-1 aye.
CHAUFFEUR City 01 country; private
family; good mechanic; liable; seven
years' experience; »>#«t city references.
Laurence, 201 West «3d st
CHAUFFEUR Will make himself useful;
t«.. yearn' experience; good reference;
moderate wages C. Kontkanan. 4ti Colum
bUß aye., care of Ifamlierg.
CHAUFFEUR.— Good mechanic and driver;
has bent of references from last employ
it; desires place with private i»arty; go
anywhere. AU.ln-ss Mlcliael J. Kiiiiht.l, l!v»
i;»ii r.:i 1 at.
CHAUFFEUR —By young man. 20; has
worked at auto l.lacksiislUi tru<l« for 12
years; lent references Mike Fox. l-"-' Hher-
Iff st.
CHAITFFKUR. —By Oerman American 'i'- .
good nsachanlc; can run *■■> car; country
preferred. Johnson, P. 0 Box BS. Hprlng
fteld. N. J.
CHAUFFEUR.— By younug married man,
with private family or doctor; can 5,..-.tk
French: does not drink or smoke: K'">d rue
chanlc: good reference. AddreHii Oliver I'»
aoet, 113 lias. C4th St.
CHAUFFEUR.— By young man; experi
enced; French and American cars; can
make own r«j<alrs; strictly temperate; well
recommended. Joseph Wollmer. 1070 Put
nam aye.. Brooklyn.
CHAUFFEUR. —Ry French- American: threa
yearn' experience; city 01 country; beat
reference* an to ability, sobriety and hon
esty. Edward Blot, Wtlllamsbridge. New
York City,
CHAUFFEUR: With private fan.lly; gaso
lene car; reference from last employer.
Ix>ul!< Smith. 210 Clinton rt.
COLLEGIAN, 24, foreigner, well conversant
with French, wishes to go abroad with
• party until October Address L. T.. Box 20.
Tribune Uptown Office. 13H4 Broadway.
IX)MPO81TOH; good Jobber and niake-ui>;
14 year*' experience; will ko out of town.
iJ. Bora i-« Kast K>fith •*■
CORRBSI'ONDBNT, Ac— By young Span
iard: ppenkd I'ortugiifse and Cats lonian:
1 also little French and Italian; a* corre
spondent or anvth'nir to learn Enffllsh well,
V. F.. :<"2 West 84th hi.
DRIVER for doctor; bellman, houseman or
ajiythlnc: fount colored man from tlin
South no objection to poing to the coun
try. Address Hall. 44* Carlton aye., Hklyn.
DRIV'DR —By young man. 21. Albert
Young. 610 West 4l)th at.
ELECTRICIAN, Spanish, wants work In
1 It. nfflre 41 Cherry M.
ELECTRICIANS HELPER, first class,
with tools. Address Lester Wright, 2»1
Union st . Hrooklyn. - :
EN'IINBER.— With license; all kinds of re
imlrliiK and electrical work. Joseph (Jati
tefohr. IBBtll Ht. Paul aye., Jersey city
Heights. N. J.
KNUINEER, holding marine and station
ary licenses; capable or filling any place
un laiul or vmifi. city or oauntiy: set toulii.
Engineer, 44W Hudson »t.
FEEDER,— Job. and fair cylinder; $10 for
Steady place. :ii>i l-"v*>' rSth m.
FIRKMAN.— By young man; three years in
lull place. A.kli«-M» A. Briehl, I*3 Hud
acn st. .
MI&AD WAITER.— By Frenchman 'St; gooJ
appearance; tall; tood education ; perfect
1 knowledg.* of dining room servica; dub or
private family; city or country. Addr<-»s
It. A.. 'lYlbune Uptown Otilca, 1364 Broad
way^
HK'.i' of all kinds for all kinds of work:
good reference*. Bloom's Bureau. 747
Lcxlncicn aye.. near C9th st.
JEWELRY BTOP.FJ: clerk: chance to !«r.m
trade; where merit, hard work bring .
si»cei»B: neat, Industrious American; refer-
•-.:•. bond. Jewelry. ISA "Vast 4jUi St. '
;e brewer found in Canada
V'.i, K WANTED.
Male.
EjUIB ('Aim. Spanish piano professor, ad
mlta some few more good pupils In Brook
lyn or New York; lesnons at residences
from *1 up. hour. Call or write. 114 Baal
lam* »t.
MACHINIST; German: a years In country.
own tools. Adolf Kiube. Ml Baal 74th »t.
MACHINIST Lathe milling and her.,
steady work in city. Joaaph Loreaux.
123 Eo#t "flth St.
MACHINIST first class; 7 years' experi
ence in building and repairing automo
biles; steady position. WIIUa:n Reber, 1582
A^er.^le A.
MANAOER -Young man of experience and
ability iv ivild consider posltloa as man
ager cf men and details; executive work; '
thorough business training: first clan refer
races. Baartea, Ml Sumner aye.. Newark.
N. J.
MAN. '.'l*, speaks 'Jerman and some Engllah;
Intrlltgent. strong. oapabt* any kind of
work l'n--hrr. «18 Willow aye ,11 iboksn.
OITICB WORK. -By young man. 19; fair
knowledges of bookkeeping : good educa
tion; best referem:oa A. Cole. 34 Montelih
St.. Brooklyn
OFFICE PORTION; clerk or »t«nngrapher;
man '- 1 * years old. km salary. 11. Pra
mer. 7h Kands si . Brooklyn. |
PAINTER.- By Oerman; hotels, landlord*
or real estate; beat work: price reasotv
able. Paint St •rs IIH Tompklna km..
Brooklyn, two blocks from (tran.l st. ferry.
PAINTER, kalaom an.l whliewßJher;
wo-ild take work by contract f.ir land
lords and owners; cheap estimate and Brat 1
(lees work William Andrews. SIS East
110 th st
PAPERHANOER; Uernian; steady position.
K< wallk, 11l Eut 7th st. door 14
I'LUMBBR. — Hotel office building or es
tate; l'> or country. F. KelUr. 524 We»t
!2»th st
PORTER,: or any kind of work:: si— 1.
•ot>»>r; Al reference; leaf tobacco house
preferred. C Bopp, 9H Covrrt st., Bkl>n. |
BAI.EBMAN. Ac— Aged 40: furniture, car
pets, oilcloth; of as collector or any other
gr.o.*l paying hiislnsaa. 10 years" experience;
n[..-akM (Jerman; cwd referei es • ie rge ,
Kltxinann. 4W Waal Mth at.
BSIEi'HF.Hrv —By a man who thoroughly
understands the business; good references.
J. Wlrkson, Hlielbtirna Farms. Bhelburne.
Vt.
TEACHER; private Instruction In German,
English, IVe.i.h. Latin, mathematics,
piano and violin: or as oorraspondmit or
travelling companion; baal reference!. Al
win Beyermann, Box S7D Suffolk, v«.
TKACJIEH— Private Instruction In O«i
n .1] English, French, Latin, matheuiut -
lc». piano ui..| violin; or » correspondent
or -:;'.,•* companion: beat references
Alwln Beyermann, Box .H7U. Suffolk. V'«
YOUNO Pennsylvania lawyer, five years'
practice, locating In New York, desires
position with law or rwilty firm. Address
Bon I*) 2. Brooklyn.
YOUNQ MAN. 20. German-American, de
slreK ofli' o position; i-lx years' experience
In various lines legal and commercial
(general clerical capacity); thoroughly con
versant with office details: accurate at tlg
urei rapid penman willing worker: ex
cellenJ references salary. $12 JI4. address
Oeorge B. iJing. 841 Baal Hist si
YOUNQ MAN. IS. good position with ad
vancement: well educated; best refai
ene- ». Morris Moies. IB6T '-M a\«
YOITNO MAN. 2f.. connected with present
concern 12 years strew outslda position
In addition. P. <>. Boa 832.
YOUNG MAN. 17. wltihes position In
which lie caii leurn a trade. 722 Uurden
St.. Hoboken. N. J.
YOl'NtJ MAN 22. Italian-American; post
tion with mercantile bouse; chance for
advancement: moderate wages to start. I
Address Joseph Glacomo, 2NK2 «th aye.
yoi'NC MARRIED COUPLE: city or
country; good reference: man can take
car< of horxes and cows and understand**)
nil farm work; wife can do cooking, wash-
Ing or take cara of children: wages 145 a
month Address Josef Remesch. care of
M. mburgei 164 Walts st
YOUNO MAN. 21. In shipping department,
wholesale house; experienced; references.
T. Mnrrlsaey. BS2 Baal Bf.th "
YOUKO man, '£\. desires position, office
01 outside, where energy, ability end
wllllngneHs to work are required: refer
nice. Address Itox TOT, 1039 (Sate* aye.,
Brooklyn.
YOUNO MAN. 17. studying electricity,
wishes position to learn business thor
oughly. Kuda. 890 E«st "Ist st.
YOUNQ OE3RMAN has rpininlggluu from
young North (Serman count to find a
wealthy bride. 1.. M., M 8 East 40th st ,
second floor.
VlilM; MAN; attendant to gentleman:
speaks English and Oermhn; no objection
to Invalid. John Kuhn, cure Maurrr, 114
1 King St
YQUNO MAN. 21. married: willing to do
any kind of work; 7 > ears' reference.
George Konntag. 294 Powers st., Brooklyn.
YOI'MI MAN. 12. as. office asslMant. mall
liik clerk or shipping dark. A.|.tin.ia Ac -
curate, Ituv 'M, Trlbuno Uptown Oiflctt, 1.'1U4
Broadway.
Female.
A STUDENT who cam* from Japan lately
v. .nils situation .1.4 a hoiißiiworker for
Mian family. S. Kllumuia, 41 Eaal 10th
*t., city.
A YOUNG LAITY pianist, sight reader and
rolo ucc.mipunlsf. also entertainer, for
BtiininKr hotel; excellent references. M. B.
11., Mlea Fttsserald's Bureau, 80.1 Cth aye.,
corner 4-d st.
COMPANION to a lady or young girl going
to Europe this summer by experienced ]
traveller; fluent French and English: the
bert of references. Companion. ' Box B.
1 Tribune Office.
WORK WANTED.
Fern.*.
G-IRI.. 1«. neat. In an office. Miss E. Dam.
1840 Webster aye.. The Bronx.
GOVERN rSR. French; from Lausanne;
good German an.l English; piano: good
references. "Wtnthrop Bureau. 65 TV. 3Sth
»t. 'Phone \OP2 38th.
GOVKRNJEM, secretary, companion; pri
vate school teacher nine years; suraniir
position, couatry. seashore, travelling: tin
exceptionable refererce. Graham. 129 Well
M.I st.
GOVERNESSES'. French: RbeJ linguists;
music; good needlewomen; excellent cltv
references. Industrial Association, IS W.
3i«h Bt.
GOVERNKBa.— By young French woman,
as companion or visiting governess dur
ing summer months; excellent references.
Governess. Bo* 8. Tribune Offlce.
PRIVATE SECRETARY.— years" ex
perience; high class professional and lit
erary. Secretary, Bo* *0, Tribune Office.
STENOGRAPHER, typewriter. assistant
iKKikkeeper; three years' experience, with
X.in.i Iv.use. reftreiicp, moiterate salary.
Adilres* F!.. S7 Sd aye . hook store
STENOGRAPHER, thoroughly competent;
three years' active experience with export
commission at<»-nt: Al reference; ♦!."». Miss
Prheuer. 21 ISeekman aye.
TCLEPHONB OPERATOR; young lady.
IH y<"ars; swltchboar.! ; dowßtowa. Miss
1.. Rerk. 1W Tro-Jtiiiun St.. Brooklyn.
TYPEWRITER. FTENOORAI'HBR. —Office
preferr*'! Miss Maker. 2f>2 West 148 th «t.
VIPITTNO TE-\<"HER Able; college grart
uate; l-.igher nnd elementary branches;
public si-luiol methods; highest refereiu's:
coaching a specialty. Address Ability,
Wnl ll'.'.th St.
TOUNG WOMAN: good handwriting;
knowledge of German; position In efn.o.
C. 8., M»7 Pchenck aye., Brooklyn.
TOUNO LADY desires position «s switch-:
board operator at private board; expe
rienced: best references. M. Ileery. 2.*>rt
Fifth aye.. Brooklyn.
DO>rF.HTIC SITI'ATIONS WANTED.
Mole.
A JAPANESE BUTLER, of refined ap
pearance; excellent references from best
families; can speak English fluently; city
or country. Swedish Exchange, KM 3d
aye., or Tel. 4Wl— aSth.
ATTENDANT, companion to Invalid; ex
lieriimced. educated, gentlemanly. Gra
ham. i«t Lexington aye.
ATTENDANT to Invalid genl'.emsn; ex
perlrine; no objection to c.nintry. kind,
ohllglng; g..f.J referenvo. AdJri-ss M X..
3HH West lPth St.
BUTLERS VALETS and SECOND MEN —
Inferences from leading city families. In
dustrial Association. 13 Went 80th st.
BUTLER; married; first clans In every re
dl-ect; position In Newark or the Oranges;
10 years' personal New York r«f«rence.
Otto W. Parlson. 30 Whtttlesey aye.. West
orance. N. J.
lit TI.KRS and BBCOKD MEN. all nation
alities; tall and of rood appearance; good
city references. Winthrop Bureau, 85
West Sftth st. 'Phone 10«5-38th.
CARETAKER or JANITOR.— Hy respecta
ble colored man and wife. In private fam
ily; city or country; good references. "'all
or address H. Evans, !"*> West 70th it.
CARETAKER By middle aged man, ier
.'ectly rallabta. steady and sober, rt-fer
erces th« l.est. Charles T. Hudson.
West 143 dst
PARETAKKK. B> respectable couple, to
t.ik.. rum t private house during sum
mer; referen. .'S DacOO, S.TO East Slst st.
CARETAKER. Hy North German couple;
.are of \R.ant or furnished house, refer
ences. Hnneka \2H West 4ftth St.
CARET A KEF. .— JJy reupcr.slMe couple, no
children; private home; experience and
references. Address Responsible. Tribune
Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway
CHEF.— By Oerman: nrst class, city ref
erences from leading families Winthrop
Bureau «6 West SBth St. 'Phone 109*—
68th.
COACHMAN.— By middle aged man; pri
vate family; etty or country: under»tar*s
i»r« of horse*; careful driver. Address
James Kennedy. 7&"> Bt. Mark,'* aye.. Brook -
lyn.
COACHMAN Py nest, tidy young Irish
man takes hest 1 are of homes. liarnesa,
. iniag'S etc careful drh»r. generally
i.»e«-r. . excellent referen.-e Dufllay, at
» urjieiiter s Bureau. Ifv4 Kn »i'
coacMMAN Kngllsh: married. n>-> fam
ll] Protestant; sged BH, thorouchly com
peter.; In al! Its bran.-hea, s..l>»r. steady,
Rcyaotda, West End aye.
. tre I'tting
COACHMAN Single, .H2. ■ ompetert and
sltafeU eight >»mrs reference fr.>m last
sober, diligent worker.
■ -c n; .... tatl .• • !• Oalrtß, |Ot)W«M
l"«th »t
COACHMAN and USEFUL MAN.-Mar
tied: no children; thoroughly understand*
c.ire of horses; mnlmr and trustworthy: best
references; country prertrred. Advlrcas M.
M . 168 Bd st . Bouth i>rst.««.. N. J.
COACHMAN -City or country; good driver
anil caretaker of first ri,u» stable. J.
Woodward. Cedarhurst. Long Island.
COACHMAN.— !*<ly wishes to secure posi
tion f.>r her coachman, no l.ait been with
bar for over s«*.en years. 162 West 74th St.
COACHMAN.— BIngIe, 2S; thoroughly expe
rienced; careful driver; city or country:
written and personal refer«cct» K. T., 148
Weal gtd et.
COACHMAN.— By single Oerman: thcr
eughiy competent In care of fine horses,
harries* and carriages; careful driver: city
or country; lost reftrenoM Henry. 4t3 4th
ate., cigar store.
COACHMAN.— By married »wad»: one
child; roughly understands the man
agement of large private stable and help;
also automobile*; 13 yearn' ptlvute city
references. 11 . 1011 M aye.
COACHMAN and useful: Oerman. single.
04; thoroughly experienced : understands
gardening. lawn. poultry; trustworthy,
sober, Induatrloua; honest; good references
Kellabln. Hoi 4. Tribune OOce
COACHMAN- Single; me 111111 height and
weight, twelve years' reference, written
and personal: ■oner, honest, capable; city
or country. M. T. oara of J. B. Brawater,
4tuh at. and 7lh aye.
COACHMAN In country; good references;
married; no fumlly; las! employer can be.
seen, l^eydon. 421 West 60th st
COLORED MAN; ri..uim nun or liny other
good employment; willing. aged 20.
Ham . Jones, 2S «th aye.
COL'RIER. vai.kt Ltngulsl wishes to g»
tv Kuri.pi" wiiii part) or genilcman
Tkoa. Cook A Son 'our yean Wlnthrop
Bureau, 60 Waal Satb; 'phone 1083 SBUi
FARMER iM.remsn; Kngllsb; married;
farni!> . excellent worker; baa *erieil
years at the tnialneas. empsrlenced in ail
work, horaaa, cattle, sheep, poultry, •■■,
understands gar.ier. work thai ughly; e\
cellenl references. A r . «'arp--nter» iiu
read. IT-» tit !i B\e
FARMER. — Foreman: North of Ireland;
Protestant: H^eii 40. married, two chil
dren; life experience at lion.' and In
America In general farming of all kind*:
used to line cattle stock of nil kinds; expert
with sheep and all work on place, poultry,
etc.; wife expert butter maker; board help:
beMt references. B. X.. Carpenter's Bureau.
151 "th aye.
FAItM HAND an.l wife; dot, IS: strong,
young. eDargAtlc Italian; excellent refer*;
en .•• . v :',. mod plain cook and launrtr*«ii]
husband understands Hi! branches "f farm
Wfrk; bos generallj useful U< any rapacity;
wages mo month!) Irwln's Bureau 77
Weal Illh 1"
GROOMS. — Two first class English grooms.
Just landed, wan! positions In riding
academy, with polo punleii, or anything (»
do with saddle homes, lightweights; good
riders; first class references. W. B. Gar
, den Cottage. Sheepshead Bay. N. T.
r,.\ltl>KNnn. —An auperlntendent nr man
ager of gentleman's larfje private ornate;
'J* yenri" practical •*"ciierlt-iue In all
branch**; first rlisa lnnds«ar« engineer mid
rapahln of designing and ■!•" eloping the
outdoor feature- r,f any e»lat< large 01
en. nil. first ckBM grower <<f fruit. rea*ta
Men. fancy rut (loweii an.l ornamental
plants; can manage stock nnl farm crops
to good advantage): can save yen money In
buying; fmnllUr with iii.' deveioproenl of
new satatrs total abstalier; mi family; In
terviews en r» arranged : Al reference*.
Addrens landscape Engineer. Bos 1-. Trib
une Onice.
GARDKNEit. — English ; married; two
children; has a thorough knowlrdge of
greititionie and outdoor gardening In de
tail; Hist i laws references. etc. (Jt-orto
Wralglil. 128! Tlilrd me. New York.
OARIJENER. — Oood »«g»tabls grower;
quite a dor Ut; oiivull uieenhoii»e und tli<>
Ilk*, strictly sober X., at Carpenter's Bu
reau, 1&4 Uth aye
QARDBNGR, bead; English. 40: irwrrled,
nu i-hlldren: on lady's or »i>nlleiHaii'«
plare; life experience In all biauch»-« of II. •
profaaaUm; l>.nt Mjf.-ivii.-B.i. K. J. H. M
Windsor Place. Brooklyn.
UARDRNER- i>OOK .- V.y respe. table, mid
dle ag«d Irish couple. i..i children; ggoj
wgrtkbTu grower, fruits, flowers* and paths;
wife excellent cook: beat ref«rrii.-e. Mliliuel.
Carpenter's Bureau. 134 ttth aye.
HEAP WAITER In club or private family,
by Frenchman. "!S: tall: goo«l appearance;
Rood education; perfect knowledge of dining
room aef »lix; city or country. AdilreHH It.
A.. Tribune l'ptown Office. lSt!4 Itrmrtway.
JAPANESK. excellent c>ok. In private fan»
fly. or <>n yacht; steward and cook;
city "r country; good references. Hlklsuke.
107 Cherry st.
nOMESTK SITIATION* WANTED.
Male.
JANITOR o£ three or more houses; lone
experience; sober, honest, faithful; good
references. John Korth, 830 Water st.
JAPANESE STEWARD withes situation on
board yacht; long experience; best refer
ences. Japanese. 27 Washington Square
North. , .
PORTER or HOUSECLEANER.— Hy col
ored man; private or public: no objection
to country; reference. Apply 44 West OOth
»t..' Ancrum's bell.
r.sRFVL MAN. *c— By Finnish couple;
can *peak no English; man generally use
ful, woman general housework: good refer
en<rs. niivim's Bureau, 747 Lexington aye .
aear .19th st.
ITSCFTTL MAN. — By single man of all
work; Scotch; 14 years' experi'-nce; on
gentleman's c.untry place; reliable; strictly
temperate. Address Malcnlm R. Morrison.
care Vaugtian seed store. 14 Barclay st.
rSEFt'I. MAN— By nlngle elderly man;
rniall wajjes an<l home. ti'ni|>.'rat", hon
est, fattbfal; good worker; city or country
plare. Address John. Box 12, Trlbuna Of
fice.
VALWT. courier, butler or chief steward,
by young Belgian, will go anywhere; gt.'d
linguist. speaWlnp rive languages; excellent
references. Wlnthr.ip Hureau. 65 West
3bth st. "Phone 1082— BSth.
VALET. —Hv young man; understands
pressing clothes, good references. E. f.
il . 14H Columbus aTa.
VAI^ET young P»-rde; understands n;a*
sage; care for Invalid or travelling with
party: best reference. E. Olson. 221J Pa
cific at.. Brooklyn.
VALET attendant to an li.valM: experi
enced, educated, gentlemanly. Graham.
6lt Islington aye.
WAITER. *<• —By couple; man waiter.
generally us?ful; wife excellent Cook: will
do work for small family; ceashore er
mountain preferred; good references. Mrs.
Collier's Agency, Vl2 West 2.1 d st.
Female.
ATTENDANT, nurse to Invalid or elderly
gentleman; graduated masseur, chiropo
dist; travels; speaks French. German. Eng
lish; highest city references, medical and
private. Address Nurse. Tribune Uptown
Office. l.'lfVt Hroadway.
ATTENDANT AND NURSE.— By young
Irish Catholic girl, to Invalid; has some
hospital training; corn-patent in nervous
casea Winthrop Bureau. C 5 W. 88th.
'I'hone lOtC' SSth.
CARETAKER.— Sf respectable woman.
with child, an caretaker ci j>r!vat« himsn
for family leaving city; >«est IsOrssitS
Mrs Kearney 147 West P*th sr . no i ards.
CARETAKER.— I.ady going abroad would
like to place old family servant -with
grown son Am caretaker fur summer; twen
ty-on« ears' reference. Can be seen at 5
Fast 3." Mi st.
I'ARETAKKR. — Reliable woman wishes
cars of cottsga during summer; best of
reference" Mr"). I>uhrk«p, 343 East 31st st.
rARETAKFR.— fty a respectable woman,
to take care of house for summer. Ad
dress Hsretaker. Box ISO. Tribune Offlce.
CHIUVB MUSK Hv .Jerman girl, care
of une child; assist h-use»ork. (132 West
30th st , Kruund floor.
COMPANION. CHAPCitos ob HOVSS
KKF.PF.R By a woman of refinement;
fluent linguist: experienced traveller, mu
steal; no objection to country; <an furnish
best references- A. A, box 60, Tribune
Iptown OOlre. 1884 Broadway.
COMPANION s»IIKTARV, chaperone or
n-.anaglnn housekeeper, by ca liege woman
of experlen.-* and executtYe ability: would
travel ir tutor: excellent references. M.,
Mlsa Fitzgerald's Bureau. RO3 Cth aye..
corner 42d st.
COOK, CHAMBF.FIMAID: to assist laun
dress or waitress; 2 competent. oMlglng
rrurm women, excellent references; city or
country. M 8.. of Mrs. Collier's
Agency. 1-2 West SM st.
COOK. Protestant; thoroughly undsrstano>
all branches of plain and fancy cooking,
excellent references; city or country. M-
H . care of Mrs. Colliers Agency. 122 TVest
23d st
COOKS. (23 to *>■"•; laundress*,, |^5 to $40,
excellent references. Bloom's Bureau. "47
Islington aye.. near (19th St.
.COOK, colored; very neat; excellent cook;
good recommendations; speaks French
only, cltv r country. N. 1 . care cf Mrs.
Collier's Agency. 1238 West 23d st.
cc-iks. Urrman. Swedlsn and Irish; have
asceJleat elty rafaraßeaa, in^Lstriai as
arctsitlon. L.i West 3tHh st.
cnnK — First-class, neat, ttrty. Irish girl;
tm to Jin Flaherty's Bureau. 4»3
culumbiM aye Tel. 741 R'.ver
cooks, ftrar ct.iss: ri'rman. bwedlsh and
French: g>"iJ elty references Wlnthrop
Bureau. 66 W 3«ih ; ■ phono 10»2 -Mth.
COOK In boarding house, or general hnuse
wotker, .r laurdrx- work by the day. at
washing *;»k»n homo, hv respectable col
i retl woman. Mrs. >'. A Bright, 323 West
•Oth »'..
COOK.— A first class Swedish family cook:
about $23: no laundry work: very best
of reference*. Call Swedish Exchange. C*«l
Bd are.; ■ Slth. or te; -Sgth.
COOK, chambermaid and waitress, or laun
dreaa: young Scandinavian girl with bent
■f i • ferencet. F. lranian's E"mp Bureau, l.::t
F :.'.'•!. . tt-l m*«.l Plaza.
<"<»>K Hv roung Norwegian; country ;re
ferred ia:. m , Hofmayer'g lfir-au, IS3
W«st 2Hd st T»l after 10:3o a. r.i. IS«4 -
« Tislaaa
COOKS Several very aood cooks on r«g
Is'er. t«|"« |3i> to * (1 " Miss Oirry'a
lVireau. 2.1 West 42J sr
COOK, 4c— CHAMBERMAID. &c— Two
sisters; cook and laundress; chamber
maid and waitress to go together; city
family going •■> country for summer. Wai
Curry's Bureau. 28 Waal 42d st.
CHAMBERMAID.— Young Hw.dtsh wom
an, very neat, desires plaoe in ely <>r
country; reference* on file. Miss Carry's.
Bureau, '.'.' West 42d at.
CHAMBERMAID. Sewing; neat, tidy: best
reference*: city or country: wages. Sim
to $20. Flahertv'a Bureau. 455 Columbus
aye. Tel. 741 River.
I'HAMIIKRMAin -PtotaMant; young, neat.
efflclffnt; most satisfactory references.
Mrs. C. Kernaghan's Bureau, removed to
112 West 4Nth st. 'Phone o*<3— Bryant.
CHAMBERMAID or WAITRESS —By
young Irish Kill; excellent reference: $22
$-'.'». ii . Hofmayer'. 11, reau 153 West 23,1
s' Tel. after 10:3« a.' in. IH64— • Chelsea.
CHAMBKRMAID an.l WAITRBBB —By
younic Herman; excellent pity reference.
9SS X . Hofmayer's Bureau. 191 West '-Ml
■t. T«l after 10 JO a in. 18*1 -Chelsea.
I*HAMBBRMAID and I.aiM'Hks.- —IV •
slttos wanted June 1. present employer
mil be »-en Wednesday, from S tv 11.
41 1 W< si 2Mb ■:.
CHAMBERMAID AND SRAMSTREBB
Neat. t.iiilKli'c young woman, with three
rears" .id refcrenens; It) or country. A.
P.; care of Mrs. <"olller's Agency. i^j XV
23d St.
HOUSEWORK. Hunt, nurse or chamber
maid: neat obliging young woman; tfioi
reference*; :il ■■»■ home preferred to high
wage* N. H . . are Mrs (• 1 liter < Agcnoy.
ia W. 23J si
IIOI'SEKEEPER.— Lad middle aged and
refined, wishes full charge In small fam
ily, where one or more servants ure em
ployed: city 01 country; heal references;
moderate terms Address K. <:. 104 East
14th Rt.
HOrSKKERPRR Working housekeeper;
English widow; Protestant; In retinal
family; either widower *>r nce<l rouple;
good plain cook; best reforente. 1., SHO
eat 2.1 dat
HOUSEWORK— OeneraI housework, with
family of Iwo adtitta; no laundry work:
varj fine cook: good references: place in
apartment. Flaherty's Bureau, »»."> Colum
bus aye. lei. 741 River.
INFANT'S NI'RSE: ierine.l young woman:
takes baby from birth; several year* ex
)■• tieme. l»ii» employer can bo Keen; wattes
$.-].'.. UH) Eaal Mil. St.
:.a1 •! [-:■* M\ir — North Herman Proteav
t«nt; thoroughly experienced : moat ex
cellent references. Mrs. . v Kernaghan's
Bureau, removed to 119 Weat 4>tli st.
T< 1 BM Bryant.
LADY'S MAID.— Good seamstress speaks
English. Fit.. I:. Italian. AdOroas M. M.
107 weal 2Tth St.
LAUNDRESS. — fir-«. claa . ti> young, strong
Irish girl; !>est personal ref, rt>t-.-es; wa;;es.
ISO; will do shirt*, etc. Flaherty's Bureau.
MO Columbus aye. Tel. 741 .Itlver.
I^\I'NI>RKSS.— lias tin y-ir.- referent":
can do collars, cuffs and shirts; city
fuiui!» only, going out of town ragnnwr,
Hlsa I'urry's Bureau, ..". We.it 42il »t.
uvr\'i»icK>.-- ami buusa ctaajwr, iir-r claa»:
by uaj. Kiel in .U.»i:. ■.•«» Weal liUth at.
LAUNDRESS.— Mr.it ola.s: wages t*>;
lil<hrst reference*. Mrs .-. Kenuisjhaa's
Bureau. r*mu\ml to 113 Weal 4Mih .it
Tel. <>>:< llryant.
I^AI'NUKKSii — Ladtea' washing done at
ben*, by pine or ,io/rjt. Handy as»
Waal 4i»th at.
LAUNDRESS. — «\ilored: ,ltv or country.
all X Euat ISM at., care hJdwaros.
LAINDRESSES.-Ftna la.llea clothe* and
shirt troners: city or country; c\ ■ ■». Ml
references. Industrial Association. .
nath si.
MAII>, chambermaid, competent; clx year*'
reference: capable in every respect; A mer
tea fsiulfy. 100 West HOth st . Anglum
Vfll
n\II.ROAI>x
PSEI JESSES CEKTRaL.
Time shown below Is from Liberty St. Sta
tion. Leav« West 23d St. 10 minutes earlier
except as noted by designating marks.
PHILADELPHIA TWO-HOIK TRAIN
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR.
I*l2. 630. m».00. m*B.oo. 30. *8.00.
I'lO.W. •11.00. 11.30. m*i2.oo. I*l. OU
1.30. •2.0 U. •3.00. •4.00. I*3 00. 5-3u
m'B.oo, "7.00. «S.OO. »».00. pIO.OO P. 11..
JM2 16 mat.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON— *«I.3O.
•H.o». «*io.oi). 1*12.00. •200. 1J**»00.
t'6.00. «7.0 a -
LAKEWOOD AND LAKEIIURST— z4.«0.
l»10 A. M.. xl.oo. 1.30, k3.40. d 4.15. 5.00
P. M., x«. 13. Sundays. 8.30. 9.40 A. M.
ATLANTIC CITY — *9.40 A. M.. xl.«O. k3.40
LONG 'BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCBAN
GROVE (Sundays. No. Aabury Vark>—
X 4.00, 8.80. 11.30 A. M.. ex 12 40. 1.20.
g4.48. 5.30. «.30. jIS.OI. Sundays, except
Ocean 3rove. i 4.00 9.U0 A. M.. 4.»». 8.30
Time tables giving train* to F.ASTON.
BETHLEMEN. ALLENTOWN. MAUCIt
CHUNK, WILKESBARRE. SCRANTON.
READING HARIUSBI'RO. POTTSVILLE.
WILLIAMSPORT *nd nil other points can
be obtained at the following offices: Lib
erty St. (West 23.1 St. Tel.. 3144 Chelsea).
6 Astor House. 245. 434. 1300. 1334 Broad
way. 183 Mli .V... 281 3th At.. 25 Union
Square West. 2763 3d Ay.. 103 West l^Sth
St.. 245 Columbus Ay.. New York. 4 Court
St.. 343. 344 Pulton St.. 47» Nostrand Ay..
lirooklyn; 390 Broadway. Wllllamsburs.
New York Transfer Co. calls for and checks
baggage to destination.
•l>ully. 'Dally, except Sunday. pSun4ays.
tParlor cars only. mDlnlng car. except
Sunoays. xSaturdajrs only. xLlberty St.
only. JPlning car Sundays IDlnlns car
dally. rtorn West Twenty-third street—
el 2.»> P. M.. g4.80 P. M., j11.90 P. M..
k3.20 P. M . (13. P. M.
W. G. BESLER. V 7. C. HOPE.
Vlce-Pres. He Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Agent.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. K.
ROYAL BLUB LINK TRAINS.
"B>\»irv other hour on the ov»n hour."
to Baltimore and Washington.
Leave New Y'>rk City. 2."M St. Lib'y St.
•WASHINGTON. STpsra. 11.50 pm l.St» am
•WASHINGTON. Diner. 50 am 00 am
•WASHINGTON. inner. IMim li».(») an»
•WASHINGTON. Diner. 11. SO am 12.00 n'n
•WASHINGTON. Buffet 150 pm 2.1"0pm
•"KOYAL LTD." Diner. S:»)pm 4.00pm
•WAHIIINOTON, Diner. fi.SOpm «.<IO pn»
•WASHINGTON. Buffet. COO pro 7.UOp<n
•Dally.
Through I 'ally Trains to the West.
Leave New Yoik City. -'3d St. Üb'y St.
CHICAGO. PITTBBLRO. 7.00 am 300 am
CHIPAOO. COLUMBUS. 11.30 am 12.00 n'n
PITTSUL'Ha. CLEVBL'D. 3»i pm VOOpm
•■PlTTf»Ul.'lt«i IJMlT'l'," 6 .TO nil 7.00 pm
C1N..8T.L0U13.L0U15V..11.50 pm 1.30 a.-n
..ST.LOI'IS.LOIIHV.. It. So am 10.«»> am
CIN..ST.UOt'IS.I/)L'I9V. 6.30 pm 6.00 pm
Offices: 245. 434. 1300 Broadway. 6 Astor
Ho'jw. 10« Greenwich St.. 25 Union Siu» r <?
W. 3UI Grand St. N. V. : 348 Faltoa St..
Brooklyn: West 23.1 St. and Liberty St.
After 6 p. m. Sleeping Car Reservations
and full Information regarding trains, etc..
can be obtained at Bureau of Information.
B. & O. It. R.. £14 St. Terminal. 'l'hon«»
No. Chelsea 3144.
N. V.. N. H. & HARTFORD R. R.
Trains depart from OranJ Central Station.
42d Bt and 4th Aye.. as follows for
Boston via New London 4 Prov.— t*tS:*W>.
V ,10: W. •x|llO:(>2 A. M.. t:!|l:0O.
•x 1:01. •x||S:o«». ttl |3:00. ••. .". »2.
••12.00 P. M.; via Wllllmantlc— t'S:Ol A.
M.. t2:00 P. M ; via Spfd.- ti»:l4 A. M .
tMl!:(-O. •!|4:00, »11:00 P. M
Wor'ster ft Fitch., via Putnam. tS:Sa P. M.
I^kevllle & Norf — tS:4» A. M : t3:31 P. M.
Ot. Harrington. 3tockbrt.lg;e. Lenox. Pitts
f1e1d.— 14:54. t3:4» A. M. and t3:31 P. M.
Ticket ofric.-.^ at cGrand Central Station
and cl2r.th St.. also at cM 12l»>. cl."»»
B'way. c2fi Union Square. clB2 Fifth Aye..
r245 Columbus Aye.. c«4» Madison Aye..
■ lor. W. 12T.th M 2TV» Third Aye. In
Brooklyn. c 4 Court St., 470 Nostrand Aye..
30*) 11° way.
•Dally tExcept Sundays. 'Stops at 12Sth
' Ft. xStops at 12Sth St. Sundays only.
: JParlor Car Limited. : Has dining car.
.'Parlor and Sleeping Car tickets also.
L EN I ON VALLEY. ~
Foot of W. 23d A:Cort!»Bdtind Ueshrosses Sri. B.
'Daily. Sunday: a 7 ■>-">. t>».3o. "7 48. d 9 45. n5.23. il.-ib.
. , ILt.N.Y.,A[Lv M.l
, Bnffalo Kxpres* <. 'IT 40 > m -rt.so it
Buffalo Kipress..,. |«b9.40*« 'd 9 A ■
BLACK l>rAMl>M> EXP.. Ml 55 a » •12.00 »•»
Cktc. * Toronto Vest. Zin..|'aS.4O r k •1^.40 T M
; THE BrPTAI.O TIt.MX *7 MT M *8.00 P M
TVket OiSces : SiJaadlifc Broadway.
STEAMBOATS.
TiyositTWiEF
i BlliUi!BWC|_j :
PEOPLES II C. W St M a m^ and |
-IMC c w MOMi and
! LUiC ADIRONDACK
Lv Pier 32. N. R.. ft. Canal St.. week
days only. 6 P. M., connecting at
Albany with trains for ALL. POINTS ,
North. East and West.
riTIZENS li Splendid Steamers
i U t:ir nWa ! ONTEORA and
LINE |l ULSTER
Leave Pier 48 N. R . ft West 10th St..
week days (except Saturdays) and Sun- j
days, 0 P. M. Sunday steamers touch
Low Rates^— N. T. to Troy * return, f 2LOO. .
Staterooms and Tickets at Wharf Ittflces.
j also City Ticket Office. 290 Broadway. ,
IS) W © U V!i/ L\j NBW ENOLJkND
FAI I RIVER LINE via Newport and Fall
! Rl^er Lv*. Plat 19. N. R ft. Warren St..
weekdaVa and Bundaya. ■:«• P. M Strs.
Prlsdlla and Puritan.. Orchestra on each.
NORWICH LINE via New London. Leav«
1 Pier 40 N H foot Clarkson St.. week days
only, *P. m Steamers Chester W. (.T.a
I pin" and Maine
! NEIW HAVEN LINE for New Haven an.l
North. Leave Pier 20. B. R.. week days
only. 2:45 P. M Steamer 111 -herd Peck.
OEMTiAL lnllIli!D8IIIB3 Uwe.
New burgh. Poughkeepsle and Rondout.
! week Jays at 4 P. M ; Newburgh at 5 P.M..
Sundays 0 A. M. From foot of Franklin St.
CATSSILL, HUDSON AND
CGXSACKIS BOATS
\ Leave Pier 43. N. R.. week days. 6 P. M.
agsjont SITUATIONS u\M>i>
Femaio.
MAID and SEIAMSTRES.i —By youn*
Scot' h woman; good references. Call at
present employer's on Wednesday and
Tlmrs.lav between ! and H o c!ock. Mm.
J. T. Williams, 18 West »(sth St.
MAID.— BI Alsatian; good linguist, ha'.r
.Iressing; good seamstress: traveller; can
take entire charKe Of luggage; excellent
city reference*. Winthrop Bureau. 66 \\.
! SSth st. 'Phone IM SSth.
MAID travelling: French. Parisian; wishes
to go to Europe; good hairdresser an. 1
coulter. Wlnthr,)i> Bureau, ti W. 3M.i.
' Phone I«M Stth
MOTHER'S HELPER, assistant house
k'etier or companion to elderly lady, by
.ai.utle reftned woman: competent of tak -
In* charm of hone*, etc.: excellent refer
ence*. 1* . Mlas Klti«era!d'* Bureau. 603
stli »ye.. 01 net 42J St.
NURSE?.— German. Swedish and French
" tnTants' nur»es: can take entire charge;
excellent references. Industrial Aaaada
-.i.T.i. 13 w. auitb st.
NI'RSE: hiiFpital trained: country, nr
would travel: reference. Mi»» Roche. 3>s
lian St.. Brooklyn.
NURSE, Infanta: trained: Swedish; capa
ble of taking care of backward children;
e\i client city reference* Winthrop Bu-
H-.ucau. 63 W. 3Mh st. 'Phone MM 3Sth.
RSE — EngjHak: ea»ahl« woman; will
take entire charge of Infant from birth:
understand! all foods; lining under emi
•en physicians: excellent references. M.
\\\. Mies Flt«g,«raWt Bureau. o«>3 4th aye..
coiner 42d •'
NURFB and MAID. — By competent Spanish
gtrl: excellent references; speak* French
and 6iiKll"*>h: will take entire charge of In
fant or act as maid to lady; will «v> abroad;
city or country. V. R . Miss Fitzgerald's
Bureau, BW *'l h aye., corner 4Uri st.
NURSE. — Practical; any sickness: invalid
!r».iy "■ gentleman. p0,..i housekeeper;
r»«.oi<il>'e: reference*. Wright, care of
Powers. '-103 sth aye.
i NURSE or MAID. — Experienced sailor and
traveller; would actwnpa-jy ladles and
children abroad; be generally useful: sews
and racks well: speaks English and French.
tX V.. Ml<« 1 t-.rulda Bureau. 603 Oth
ay»., corner 42d st.
OFFICE CLEANING and washing; by the
day; steady position pref.rred. Urs.
Murray. 'MS West 24th st.
RESPECTABLE FRENCH LADY, middle
agetl. wUhes place with family going t.;
Kurop*; i«r^rt-ncrs. Apply, all month. Ml»s
1.1 nil*. 42!*! We*t 271h st.
i TWO NURBB3 desire place together it
country; on« graduate nurse fur Infant;
I oilier for small children: guOtl at«a.mstrdss;
1 |ia . .iai refarvneea. Address Freda, Boi
40. Tribune t'uto»n om. c. 1304 Broadway.
WAITRESS.— Very neat >.>iins woman.
with four yean' reference; city family
.Ing to Ciruntry f,.r summer. Mlsa <>irry'i
, Bureau. '-'.". \V«»t 424 st.
WAITRKr-SKS. neat appearance; tii to
■fir.; excellent referen^-rs. Bloom's Bu
reau. 747 Lexington aye.. near s»th.
WAlTßEß&— rtrat class; under^Unda cas
ing and all salads; city or country; 522
to $25; very best references. Flaherty's
Bureau. 455 Columbus aye.. Tel. 741 River.
WASHING, at horn* or out by the day. 01
day's work. Musgrove, 00 West 13Uh »t.
WASHINfI at home; 75 cents a dozen.
* Hazel, care of janitor, 2/^8 West 61st st.
13
WEAN >H \MFR<*.
KI@ISTf§ CER&Aft ILOY3-
Fast Express Service.
r«— CHBRBOi R>i BECME.V
K ,.lwr. Ma;. 7. Id AM Kronprini.July M
ll. May 14. 7:»» AM, Kaiser July SO
Kronprinz. May 21.10 AMj Wni. IT. ..Vug •
Kaiser. June 4. ltl AM*Kronprtna.AUf. 14
K.Win.ll.June 11. « AM;lVcllie ..Aug. SO
Kronprlnz.Junels.lUAMi Kaiser Aug. 27
Kaiser . ..lu'y -.». 10 am X Win. ll. Sept 3
K. Wm. ll. July ;». « .\M i—i i las . Us pi lo
Twin Screw l'.t.s.sfiiger Servlw.
TLY MOUTH— CH ERBrtU RG— EN
Kurfuerst.May » 10 AMI Friedrich.. June t»
•Rh-In:..May M ll> AM, P. Ali«e...June i\
Kriedrlch.May is 10 AM; Bremen July »
P. Alice. May 23 10 AM Harl-ur'sj. July 11
Bremen.. May ■_"« In \M Kurfuent..July IS
Main June « It" AM, Frtedrlch. .July 33
Barbarossa.Junc S.WAM.K Alice... Aug. X
Kurfunst June 13, Bremen.. ..Aug. •
•Bremen dlmrt.
Mwllterranean Service.
GIB'LTAR— NAPLES— CENOA. AT 11 Alt.
Barbai-..-<»a . M... i «.N>-« k*r July 20
K. Luis*- Miv 11 K. Luis* July SI
K. Albert May is'K. Albert Aug. 3
P. Irene June 1 P. Irene . Aug. 17
•Neckar . June S. K. Luise Aug. 31
K. I.ulse June ir.,K. Albert.. .*ept. I
K. Albert . June 2»'*Neckar Sept. 14
P. Irene July 13j P. Irene Sept. *3>
•Omits (Jenofi^
From Bremen Plern. *.i * 4th st.« Hoboken.
N. <;. Lloyd Express S^rvi*"**.
MARSEILLES— NAPLES— ALEXANDRIA.
Oerman — M- !lt< rran. an — Levant IJne.
Marssjtlles- via Naples to the Levant.
KOYAL ROUMANIAN MAIL STEAMERS.
Constanza — rooslantrnopl* -Snjna
Aletjnuila.
NORTH GERMAN I.LOTD TRAVEIXOf
CHECKS <;im>U ALL OVER THE WORLD.
OELRU'II.-* * <•<> Xo. ft nroAdway. N. T.
Louis H. Mayer. 1»1« Walnut St.. PM's,
EAMBUKG-ATCSRICAN USE.
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS AND PAS3EX
<;f.k SERVICE!
Plymcatu- Gierbourj— ttamlrarg
Patricia. Mar 4.10:30 AMI 'Amertka-Mar 23
•Bluwher. May !>. 3 I'M ! F^nnnyl'la.May 23.
•Kaiserin.Ma. ■« AM •I>tscM'd..May *>
Wa!derse«.llay IS. • AM>Batavla. ..Jane 1
•An. . special features of th«>s# vessels
are: Grill Koom. Gvmcaslum. I'alm Gar
den. Rtta-Carltoa Restaurant, Elevators.
Electric Baths, t Hamburg direct.
Mediterranean Ouikia.
TO ciIKP. ALTAI: NAPLES- OENOA.
tHamhunc.-May 7. IP.M. . June 1 1. Aug. 13
•(•Moltke.May 2?». ll> A. M. ; July 2. 3»pt. •
■Us* (.ii-11l Room, rll.ut Irl'""** —
ellfl!Ml[Mlfc?[s) PiQ)[]nn@K^
iyliliiFilitiJii IblraiyJllefe©
D'"; JUNE. JULY AND AUGUST.
to tbe Norwegian r.j">:ils. North
Cnpe. nHsHil»ig,»H. Iceland and Eu
ropean seaside resorts. Send for
programme.
TOURIST BUREAC.
R. P. Tickets. h.>t-l accfcinm'xJa'lons ana
jr*nen»l Information about foreign traveL
Travellers' checks rood a!l e»e» the world.
OFFICH. ;;7 UROAI»WAY. N. T.
'Phone !:•»> R.'.-tor. IMers. Hoi-oken.
•Tir " TT.j— Saillrn: at MM A. M
AIiCXiLAi'. LlruSpTan I-:.r a, N. «
! PLYMOUTH— CHERR'G— SOUTIIAiIPTOV
I CELTIC >:•■ :• ■ tonal. May 4. 11 A. M.
NEW YORK .. May 11. June X July ■*
ST. LOUIS Ma 1». June i.">. July 13
I PHILADELPHIA. Mar 25. Junn 22. July 2O
'■ ST. i' wi.. . June 1. June 29. Aug. S
REB STAR LINE £ o V l r
NETW YORK— DOVER— ANTWERP.
, KncoNLAND.May 4 U»;.Ti<AM: June l.Jy IS
I .\l'Ki:r,.wi> ll..t:«U'M: JuneS.July«
I FINLAND. May m, :..\\i us 15. July 21
■ V. i■F.I, AN ! > . M a 2.*.. 2 >IM. run* 22. July 23
! WHITB STA3 tC^B >jm , I R er
NEW YORK— VI'XSTOWX— I.IVKnPOOT^.
BALTIC ..ll.iv » 3 KM: Jons 14. July 11
j MAJESTIC. May i:. 10 AM
1 CEDIHC.May 17. s:3«> AM; Jun- V*. July 1*
I Ck.LTII-.May 31. 8:30 AM: June 27. July 29
' ARABIC, i. . .July 4. Ang. I
iPLYMOUTH-CHERG-PCI THAMPTN
CELTIC. May 4. 11 AMifrom Pier IS. NR
; t ADRIATIC May 22. Juna 18
TEUTONIC May 29. June 28
i ! OCEANIC June 5. July 3
, j MAJESTIC : June- 12. July 10
tNew, 23.000 tons: has Elevator.
.ryvmnasium. Turkish Batha and Band.
| tt t he BEDITEHRANEAH .^^
KKi»M NSWaTORK
■ . RFTTIc. ..May a. N.ln: Juna 2r> Aug. I
Romanic Ju i y i 5i 5 3 p"jf_
—FROM BOSTON—
I SJSKISS Ma > 1*- 2:30 P. M . June -•»
I ROMANIC . j un# a a A M
PASSENGER OFFICE. * BROADWAY '
Freight Office. Whitehall Bldy.. Battery PI.
, From Piers 81-52. North River. '
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QITEXSTOWV
PASSENGERiI BOOKED THROUGH* TO '
LONDON AND PARIS.
• a...i\ia ay 7 n<Joti
1 mbrla May 11 i Carman la ... . May 2t
Campania . . May lSiEtrurla Ma- 3
HUNGARIAN-AMERICAN SERVICE
TO FUME VIA
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES AND TRIESTE.
; C^RPATIIIV 5 ""ailing also at GENOA.
BLAVOXIA May 30. Noon: July 11
I FA.N.VOMA June SO. noon: Aug. S
VERNON H. BROWN. Gen'l Agent
21-24 State St.. opposite the Battery.
"bld mMimfumT
DAILY SERVICE
! For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk, Port*-.
i mouth. Pinners Point and Newport News.
Va.. eaaacttasj for Petersburg. Rlchmon.l.
! Virginia Beach. Washington. D. C. aod en
{ tire Bouth and West
Freight and passenger steamers sail fr»>m
i Pier » N. R.. foot c! IWaoh St.. every
week day at 3 P. M.
W. L. WOODROW. Traffic: Manager
i 1 —
I J£KD "D" LINE
For -i ';,.*> -a i-r- - Cabello Cnr»-»
<-ao and Mara v - via Curacao iXUam
• also at Baa Juan. PR.:
S. 8. PHIUVDELPinA.Sat.. May 11 noon
8. S. CARACAS Saturday. May 59, Boca
For La Guayra. Curacao. Maracaibo.
P. S. ZULIA Pat.. May 4, assa
S. a. MARACAIBO Pat.. May 18. noon
These steam bave superior accommo
dation fir asjaaaasjsra
'.TON- BLISS A PALLETT.
iteneral Managers. >:.' Wall 3t_
SGANDmAVIAN-AMEHICAN
Lur=
; 10.000 Ten Twin-Screw Passenger Steamer*
' Direct to — .
I Norway, Sweden ani Denmark
Salting fr.->m N»w York at noon.
• ■s.-ar Ii ; May * c F ' Tletgen . June 1.1
Heillg Ola> May 23 Oscar j[ .. June "<»
! United States. Jure ■ Hell!* . .lav July i
I Saloon. $«R> and upward; SSI niwl rabln. f."M»
After Ma;. lf».Sal - $'■■ an.l up. 2.! rabln tS.<i
A. E. JOHNSON •CO I liruadway. N. Y.
FdDo° [PaDC o^® OSBgbgd
Steamships of th© RED -D" LINE will
sail from Pier 11. near Wall «*. Ferry
Brooklyn, for San Juan direct as follows: '
S. S. PHILADELPHIA.. Sat.. May 11 noon
.- a CARACAS. ... Saturday. May 25 neon
For freight or i^sxage apply to
BOULTON. BUM i DALLETT.
General Managers. ">-' Wall St.
HJjQLIAKIiB AGfiEBICA II9BE
UU NEW YORK— ROTTERDAM £
Via BOfLOOXB
Sailings Wednesday, as per sailing list.
Noor.lam May x. June 12; July IT
Ryndam May 13; June 1»; July 3*.
Potsdam May 22; June 28 Aug 7
New Amsterdam «n*W».May 29; jy s \ng li
Statendam June 5; Julr 10- Auk "I
Freight * Passenger Ag»r.cy. 3» B'way. N'T.
Mi©"ra®iiiß ""ldheT"
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY
«Tnlurit>la.Mav 4. n'n'»"%ledonla.May '.* n'ti
Fur.i»?ala.MayJl.2pm|Astorla..May m S Trn
CaMn *t.V». M Cabin |S5. 3d Class *f»7 M
and upwards. ad.-ord'nK t» an^>mmo<lation 4
steamship. For term!* and information am>lr
: HENI>ERSON- BROTHERS, 17-19 Broad^av
: IS CD 08 CD \p EE~KS^f :
; Nerth Cs»p«. Round World. Japan eta.
Orient Cruise. Feb. ti. 'OS; 70 days. %* ■ up
by specially chartered 3. S. "Arabic." lft.(X»
I tons, ..no of th» larg»!«t an! steadiest s'.itpa.
F. C. CT^XRK.
Tlmea BltJsr., B'way ana 42d St.. X. y.
nnr^nrFf^"^ ruRK ' 3 tenth ax
1 UyUU-Jlg.L\J U M.M, CRCISE. Feb. «.
■"*."<* Jays, by specially
chartere'iS. 3. "Arabic." l«.Ofioton*. 30TOUR3
TO EUROPE. It ROUND THE WORLD.
FRANK C. CI»ARK Times Bids;.. New Yorit
MALLORY STHAMSHIP CO.
Tickets to Trias. Colorado, Mexico. Now
1 Mexico Arizona. California, Georgia. Flor-
Ida. Alabama, etc. ALL OCEAN ROUTB
TO MIAMI. PALM BEACH. Fla.. etc. (iU
Key West). Our booklet "Pocket Guide '
free. H. H. RATiIOND. (Jen. Stgr.. 9w
! South St.. N. Y.
I '
"T A VELOCE"— Fast Italian Line.
Stalling from Pier «4. North River,
ft of 34th St.. for Naples anil Genoa.
Boluejnest. HartnelJ 4 Co.. '.V Wall St.
COOK'S TOURS OF EUROPE.
6v .hla season. 91SO ta Sl.ltA.
! Programs. THOS. COOK & EON 24K »nd
12iio B»ay. 04» Madison Ay*.. C^. T.
KUKOPEL — Busy man's tour only $170.
Auuly at once. Other tours. $£UQ and up.
; Rev. L.«l>. i ' .'l'l..- --■■«:. Mas*
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS «\\rii.D.
Kenialf
WASHING and IRONING by the dozen, br
a reeiM»t~taMe English woman. Mrs.' Julia
st.m. 174 K-«»t Oil St. .*
. WASHING to take home a) a ■»»-<«> '
■woman: s.irny yard. Mrs. BruM, 111 .
lAth St.. Brooklyn.

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