New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, May 06, 1907, Image 9

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1777-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, May 06, 1907, Page 9, Image 9',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1907-05-06/ed-1/seq-9.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1907-05-06/ed-1/seq-9.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1907-05-06/ed-1/seq-9/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1907-05-06/ed-1/seq-9/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

New-York tribune. [volume], May 06, 1907, Page 9, Image 9
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

Image: of 12.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (6.6 MB)

New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]), 06 May 1907. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030214/1907-05-06/ed-1/seq-9/>

Newspaper Page Text

PFICE TALKS AGAIN,
Fight on Cotton Exchange, by No
Means Ended, lie Says.
OwinK, Y-.o Bays, to some mlsstatementa having
been made In the report that he had agreed with
the Cotton Exchange to have somo of the questions
r alsr-d In his suit asalnst the Exchange settlM i, y
ft rpferee to be appointed by the Supreme Court.
Theouore H. I'rice issued another statement yes
terday. Tl;;s action led Buino of the members of
the Cotton Exchange to predict that Mr. Price
would not only drop his suit, but might not even
Insist on the refert-nce. In this Etatement he ex
plains that as a result of conferences between
counsel he has consented to withdraw his applica
■an for an injunction ncatnat the classification
committee and the N.w York Cotton Exchange
on condition that the Exchange consents to go to
immediate tr.-.l of al l the Issues Involved before
a referee. I In, be cays, teetend of meaning that
fcls |H »Tfll be dr °PPed, means that there will be
a thorough Investigation into present and past con
ditions governing the cotton Imelnisni In this city,
vctlch. he says, he thinks will etop effectively tlie
delivery of cotton on contract which is not prop
erly tendcrable and check any disposition to violate
the rules of the Exchange.
He contlnuc-a In part:
From now on I believe we ahaU have a contract
that really represents merchantable cotton and
bears t< '■'■■■ Just relation to the value of the artlcl.
t:.o trial before the referee will be conducted
with all pospiblo expMltkm, and I Invite any who
jaity have evldenee to cive on the subject to place
tte same at my dlapoaal, to the end that the New
Tork C tton Excbange may be rehabilitated in the
eyes cf the world an.l may properly perform its Im
■Ji'tiinT function toward the trade and ceaso to be
BOARD AND KOOHg
Single Insertions .'. cent* per line. Slx.
t*er worda. «even times consecutively. SI.
which entitl.s advertiser to have rooms
entered for a period of fourteen days In
Tbe Tribune's Directory of Desirable
Booms. Wrlt« for circular.
Full Information concerning these rooms
lT.ev be had. fre* of charge, at the Up
to»- Office of The -York Tribune
J864 Broadway. betweun 30th anj
tT'h rtM.
BOARD AND CARE for elderly people or
Invalid In well appointed private home;
Svnns. references. Attention,
Box 40. Tribune Office.
COUNTRY UFE within city: roasny home.
ovor'.o 'king Hudson; lanre frrounds: space.
view, privacy: tennln. telephone; 20 niln-
Otes flownunnt. Cousual. Box 4(>. Tribune
Office.
j hil I cation: airy rooms: e«
l.omel'.lte at n, sphere.
I ■ Jli-. Lakcwood, N. J.
UTH FT.. |5 HAFT. The Alabama. — Ele
pan::y furnished partmeats; private bath;
$1 .'■«• dally; Including meals, one, fir., two,
$'£> weekly.
49TH PT . f EAST. — P.fnms. with board;
fan-nfr rates; reference*.
imi ST.. • > n IVKST.- Larpe i»nl »m«!l
well (nmfahed rooms: southern exposure:
■cpeiior b'jard, ptlonal; referee --» ex
cbans^d-
RTH ST.; 140 W— A hsn^pome t?econd
fl.vr sr.d otber rconif: with rr without
lioari; private rathe: entirely new plumb—
lr>?; i*f<reßoe» exchanged.
7: MADISON AYE.— Large, cocl rooms;
families or pT.tlemen, with board; also
ring' rooms; references,
T2D ST.. 12-> WEST — Betw**n "I." nd |
subway express sratir.ns. beautiful rooms; j
ri:r*ricr table; rtferent-rs giver, and re
v*r*i.
fc6 MADISON AYE.— With board, newly ;
furnished rooms; ; ■ ■•■'.- houses '
tic rn\<-<\ : reference*.
12OTH PT.. 1T.2 W.— To rent, with board, a '
d»s:ralie elr.g;© room; a.l conveniences; '
teJerkone.
. . I
fcT9 WEPT END AV"E. (corner 10M «t.). — !
Block from RtwsraMe Park, subway sta- '
tlori and surfaov cars; most beautiful l<va- j
tion In New York; handsomely furnlahed
iwns; overlooking avenue arid river; su
perior table.
lOtMSIIKM ROOMS TO 1.1 I
Flnjrie insertions 5 cenU per line. Six- i
teen words, seven times consecutively, $1. !
which entitles advertiser to have rooms !
eft-red for a period of fourteen days In
The Tribune's Directory of Desirable
Booms. Write for circular.
Full information concerning these rooms
R»- bo had. free of charge, at tlie Up
town Office of Tne New-Tort Tribune.
1164 Broadway, between 86th acd .
*T:n sti ■
i.— FTT.NIfHED HOOMP. with prl\-ate
bathroom, hot and cold water, steam hes.t,
t)*vatur and hotel e*rvice; c«r« to all parts
tt the rlty; cannot be equalled fcr the
»or»y. The Robukl. Par* aye. and Mfth st.
HTH E IM HAFT. -Larg* ba^k parlor
*" - ■ n!ce!y furnished;
I ■ ■ : - J- Is
. 4H« ' - • irant sunny
r.e hip-h clase apert-
I srii ••: dent.
ST. — Eiwgar.tlr furnlaned
gnt bath; i-a< nable;
1. ■ ■
A FMALL PRIVATE FAMILY In lar«r«.
mA>rTn ajjannient. n upper West Side.
W'Ul! take a »rentlernan s*»k!ng home;
board c-ptional; n-> other roomers; refer
en<«-s. Adores!" L C. Tribune Uptown
OS?", U54 Broadway.
-' HANDSOMELY furr.ishe.l • >m. without
board, in private family, 's orr-r»4 to sln
s'.'- loAy :t eentlezrian. - '■'. V.'ect 130 th sT.
L\R r ;" ani <'..:. front room: s-.-i'!.-rn
npexare; \nrnu ciosets; running water.
ST.7 I\W 2TA Ft.
B«II.!\l;i» AMI POOt, TABI.KS.
HUIARD PCOL TABLES.
Fitted with the lncom-
Tpl?";,, Htsutil Cusii!on*s
- ~ — J'S Indorse by all the prom
lr«r.t nlUlari Exf^-rta In
tt» *(- I professional ar.d imtti
PT.ICHS AXI) TERMS TO t"IT ANY
AN7j ALL RDQUIREMEVTfi. HIT.UARD
StATEI'IAL^ OF EVERT DESCRIPTION.
BEPAII BT KXPEP.T MECHANICS AT
REASON A I.Li: HATE.-.
"** I.mr snick- Halke-Cllender c,,.
f^gy/rr.f. 227 \- ■_•£.* 4th »v.. cor. litth *t.
sUJrCFAr-i i.f.hk of blllUrd and pool ta
t"«. Mgfi graie bow:lng 8->y builders:
lffittt pric-eji l»n Hro«.. 24 Union bauare.
_ CAar;;.<TKn>< and m'H.nKits.
CAUPENTEI:. butlaer nr.<l cabinetmaker.
bouteg overha\iifl; Jobbing promptly
;««fIM to. •Wo. I>Sedler. 32.'{ West
B»th »t. •
. i _ i t CMMT-OWV fI.<HHIS«.
HIGHEST PRICE r*M for la^lea* pentle
,, s "" a.rA chUdrea'* discarded clothing.!
T~? •»*oi=r tn«l street coftumes. Jewelry.
, ' U: Mr. or Mrs. M.
*k.U, 74* (jth aye. T») I ?)?— Bryant.
_UESKS a>d orriCK rxitcbe. ■
ZZ n ,', rrr ■ —— i
'■■ ' ratiety
T <-,
„ EEU.i:v.'.
P rattoej st
MRS. USEELY
Employ ment Bureau,
23 West 39th St.
brook dv '.', iSjijP* >mt.
— — M X^ V INB BT
Winthi ~~~"
Employment Bureau
BEET '
w'.h aad tut!, Avenues. New Tom
-^ 1^ lil "•"■"" «'»>*■ ''■ ''and. .
J -" s I- US NKHOOKS.
- I4U, .'.''
rw,n« ",;
' UZ. li
ZJL -'•<>' day
it — — " ■■
Ihe SoW ° f aDta^"'"tlc legislation throughout
■■HI
oV U {l" ("nJS"" H S in r '. Iy a deman.l that the by-laws
hLi^ f LOtto ", Exchan S e Itself be observed It
effectTco^ner 1 l ° ™ " lat 6UCh a
ored tnTr!,, me ?, ns av . a "«Me to me I have ondeav
as 3^ns£stst£fflS •?
publlcJj announced nearly a month ago that T
should avail myself of legal remedy, if «," , \% t \
hara erTrt™^ 61 / 1 dlss (^inated J s,atemems what!
hiv/fmilivr " v dls»emmated statements that I
change r(MI tO Sprlng a sur l>rise upon the ex-
I I l^llev*- cotton is destined to sell much higher
believe this because the stocks of tenderable cot
ton- even cotton tenderable under the by-laws
Of the N»w -iork Cotton Exchange are urae'tie ■ in
exhausted In America: and because while th^w^rd
SS2Tn <l «t^2?, c fJ? cotton cn P of aT leist W.M0.000
Kmuc^e^th'a^thFs; 0^ 1 ls Umt the jlfld »«
MRS. DUKE TOOK CHLORAL.
Tlio woman who was arrested Saturday night
charged with Intoxication and gave her name as
Mrs. Alice Wet.b Duke, the divorced wife of
Prodie 1., puke, was discharged yesterday by
Magistrate Kernochan. sh» told the co\irt that
she had been ill and had taken chloral on a phy
sidan'a advice. The rhysictan. whose name shr
gave, corroborated Mrs. Duke's story. He said
that she called at his borne Saturday night He
pave her chloral.
CARPET ri.KAXINO
N.Y. Carpet Cleaning: works
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern
48T AND 4?.» WEST 45TH ST
J. & Js W. WILLIAMS
§58 W. 54TH ©tl. cXtumbus
CARI'ET CLEANING. Established 1 873.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.—
Cleans by compressed air, steam, hand or
en floor. 1C34 Broadway. 421 East 48th st.
I COX A BRANDT. Tel. 182— 38 th.
i ■ ;
OFFICE FIXTCRES.
' "MadTb> r the Mile. Sold by the Foot.
dDFFSSiE PMTJT-18BS
is.bo
MX g.g PEB FOOT
I M«T & BOIBEI3TSOSO,
\ TKI. 1937 BROAD 2S BEAVER HT
i • r
PyitCHASE^SI) KXrHAXOE.
THE ANTIQUE ~^
hMj FURNITURE EXCHANGE,
(^4- I 3 & 15 W.2Bt> St, N.Y.
i rjj JIJJ Speetal opening sain In our new
; tfi . I VJ I Warerooms. commencing Monday. I
. inr^) May 8. Tn largest collection of !
AS +1 genuine Antiques In tho country i
at private sale on commission
j basis 8» usual. Suites nnd odd jle.-es of
; every description, all undeniable bargains.
Dealers end comrnlyglr>nßlres Invfted.
I ■- _
PHOTOGRAPHIC.
j PHOTOGRAPHIC enlargements, printing",
; developing, lantern slides; photographs
1 taken of Interiors, exteriors, groups, etc.;
pend for price list. K. J. Hasllnger. 10
I West 17th st.
' :
TYPEWRITERS.
TV;EWRITI;R9 — All makes sold, rented,
repaired, exchanged; reliable service.
Gorman. 79 Nassau st Telephone 2740 —
' Cortlandt. I
REMINGTON No fl. $30: Emlth-PremUr. i
$20. Hartford. Hammond. Densmore, |
1 Bllckensderfer, $7 50 Gay, 1833 MaUl- (
I rave - aye
— »— ~— — »
FIRE BXTIXGCISHgRg.
BFIRE EXTINGUISHERS and charge*.
Fire supplies. Combination Ladder
Co.. 82 Park Place. T»l. Q727 Cort.
HELP WANTED.
Female. ■
HOT'SEWORK — Colored woman for gen- '
ersl housework: no cooking; rooming
use. 203 Wept 22d *t.
. j
WOKK WANTEI*.
Male.
ATTENTION!— Swede. 2«; lateiy landed;
medical gymnast and physical culturlst.
1 etc.; graduated Stockholm; late asslst&nt at
| rrlvate sanatorium; as «tt»it..lir.t or com
panl n; no objection to travelling: beat ref
*.•«-:. - -■ ,-.i.'.'.T... Box 2. Tril-une Office.
. APOITOR, accountant, systematlzer wishes
extra work afternoons: books written up
I periodically: snarled acoounts disentangled;
! audits made; bai&nces pr<.i<«i«.l . reference*.
P. O. Hoi 213 C.
j BOOKKEEPER; y«\intr man; can open and
i clo»« books and tiut* </ff trial ttalanoe
' and l.iij«ii;v»> Bhects: few hours evenlngß.
i V It; 1202 Hancock et., Brooklyn.
j BOOKKEEPER and typewriter, Al; 30
years with one firm, conscientious: -x
oellent reference. Raible, ISIO Boston Road
Hror.x.
BOY. 17. in o&V«; K"od references. W.
Imaa, 201 East 71st st.
BUILDING SUPERINTE.VDFNT. of North
ern Italy; speak* French. English; also
as foreman; eight years' experience. Ad
flrsas Nick. .'»'. King *t
BUSINESS OR .SALES MANAGER; aged
4O; 1. 1*.-!. esi personal and bank reforence.
A o" OreßS W.. 317 Wfst 03d St.
CARPENTER, builder, wishes work from
laridlonls ■: private; alterations, ■tores,
; offices. JobMna;; reasonable prlie«; prompt
attention; satisfaction guaranteed; esti
mates furnished Bass. 20fl<» 8d aye.
I CARPENTEIfb IMPROVER. f.r«t cles*;
1 with, t<kj)». Hafker, V.l Hopkins st., }
Urooklyn.
___». ~-~- _^ —^^—^ — — — — — — i
CASHIER,- City, country, seiuhore or j
mountain position, by thoroughly experi- [
encad ca»hler, storekeeper, steward an 1 I
inanugT. 10 y"iiri' connection with promi
nent restaurants); will assist proprlel op I
I sssuitie management or any tindrrtaklng
where. Integrity, s-.brletv ami strict attei
tion are essential; $7f> monthly; highest ref
erence*. iliarits Britton. 322 West 27th st j
CH A Colored: slnsie; just from I
school. 307 West 44th st.; tel. Hryant.
Alex. M' rK(»n. '<! Fleet Place, Brooklyn.
CHAUFFEUR keep any auto- j
mobile In g'jo^ running order; strictly
temperate, reliable; go anywhere. Address
n . Room Hi 4, Mechir.i liank Building,
I Brooklyn.
CHAUFFEUR.— Aged 24; six years' repair!
) Shop and driving experience on nil kinds
■ of machines; would like to <-hsng«; refer
; enres. Addrens Aunin \ogt. care Gross
l man. South Annoy, N. J.
I ,
! CHATTFTETTIt. — Cltv or country; willing to
take earn of horses; six years' references.
! <".<'ijre Lee. 124 KaM 7fith St.
'■ CIIAI;FKEUR. —By «7n7io German, 23,;
«rra'iuat«; careful driver; ci>n.p> tf-nt any
gasolene car; go arij'*'h«T<aj pood references;
sober reliable. Robert Tretchel 206 West .
■M st.
CHAI.*FFEUR Experienced; married, 36;
firm c!a«ii reference fioiri private family; j
careful driver; sober, honest, willing, olillg- I
lag Chauffeur. 231> Kaat W»th tl. |
CHAITFFSUR.— references; will j
h<j anywhere; perf»>ctly sober. Kranlt P»y
ton. B> \\>st lMth st.
<:HAi;FKEi:iI. — White steamer and gaeo |
law can; do all repalrlnr; onraful driver;
best reference; temperate- fir><t class me
chanic repair shop experience. Chauffeur,
'. Boi 17. Tribune office.
CHAUFFBUR. — FT»n<:h; ilrst cla»» me
chanic; thoroughly rctands b.th f"i
I e.i(?n and domestic curs; city or country:
i l»*«l references. George I'au. 234 Went j
I SClh at i
I c||AlFKi;i:it —Private fMtnlly; two years' \
i fai-toiy experience and 1! > >em* a»
arlver; references. Address W. L. Will-
Umh, M.'J htli avt
'•Haikij.i X .Single. 20; honest, sober;
careful .Jrl\>r; d-«-» Mil repairing; go uny J
where; i'u.kard Haynes, Thomas. iSilum- j
bin and h,.., Addreas A. J. Warhol. P. O.
001 JJ2, Unoleumville, stat.n Island.
CRAUFFBL'R , iy younic nTanT" slnglt-; :
. «o<^ "urhanic; careful driver: *mall snl
_J^__2_l 'alnisclbetta, 218 Chrystis nt.
C ". A R -Meananlc; Italian; *f; j
m-..! ' expsrleneed on forelun and do- |
me I:,- ra ,,. carj furnlih tM >,, r«f erenoe I
i .""' feern ernpu.jer. In private family,
Beudettarl. 34^» East 61 »t s».
: Cl i^ r ii F^ l:n COACHMAN— SIfWie: eT-
r .i ' "■""•• .In either line; thoroughly conv
i h/r^i 1 un(l r "*nds proper ar* of maehin»,
' r^;> f r!a S«s. cte. • careful driver: ref
t2uwm&s. F " Tllbu Upt wn Oasc °'
jTgW-JJTRK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. MAT 6. 1907.
FOIt
American Motor League to Become
Active in Such Work.
The American Motor Leacue has begun to subdi
vide its mbenhJp into state divisions, and this
work is 1 ow under way in thirty- four states. Each
state has been divided Into a convenient number of
districts, and prominent automobilista are heing se
lected to represent these districts on the several
state boards and to serve on the state organization
committee! until the beginning of the next official
year. The state boards will elect delegates to th*
national assembly, the first meeting of which will
lie hci.l in October. The national assembly will
elect officers for the ensuing year and will take up
actively the work fr> r Improved roads, better rond
laws and the more equi table regulation of automo
bile travel on the streets and roads.
Tho league is now dlstributlnsj several thousand
copies of a practical little handbook of roa unaklns;,
entitled "Country Itoads." it has iUustrations and
includes separate chapters on "Road Philosophy."
Koad Drainage." "Improving the Surface," "Cross
Drains and Culverts" and "Bridges."
A companion volume, entitled "Macadam Roads."
has also been Issued by the league, but the edition
s now practically' exhausted. [{lustrations are now
ueir.s: prepared for a revision of "Macadam Roads,"
and a large edition will shortly lx> on tho press
Its nve chapters; on the subjects, "History and De
scription of Macadam Roads," "Grades/ 1 "Drain
age, "Making the Macadam Surface" and "Main
tenance of Macadam Roads," contain tho best In
formation gathered from the experience and writ
ingrs of European and American roadmakers.
Sixty-one official stations and garages were np
pointed by the league during April. The list now
includes sev.-ral hundred in alk located in twenty
four different states. Each proprietor is under con
tract to allow a discount of 10 per cent to all league
members on all bill* of r.-jialrft and supplies
amounting to $1 and upwardj
WORK WANTED.
Male.
CHAUFFEUR.— CoIored; experienced jvith
French and American cars, with private
family or doctcr; city ..r country; has ref
erence Isaac .Martin. 349 West 51»th st.
CHAUFFEUR By young man, 24: two
years' experience; careful driver; makes
own repair*: liest references: cltj or coun
try. Charles Wehroeyer, 41a West 4<>th ht
CHAUFFEUR.— By expertex 1 mechanic;
prlvato family, .ar'-f..' driver ■ ! t:.-it.
Its. references. Address Chauffeur, 133
West «7th Bt. 'I'hone 8707 Columbus.
CHAUFFEUB. — Two years' experience re
pairing and driving all cars: >is<- s neither
liquor nor toba co; best references. Kus
►ell. cure of Heath r..*.'l 2d nv.<
CHAUFFBUB. Will'maka himself useful;
t«<. yeais' experience; good refei
miMierate wiigrs ( . KtitkS.ii.-i 49 Colum
l-us aye., euro of Bamberg.
CHAUFFEUR. Blngle; k«s. ie.ie c ar«
or • iui try ; .1 ea all repairs
James Cellan, ]1« nay st., Stapleton, 8 I
CHAirPFEUR.- By Qerman-Ainerican; 2f»;
careful driver; sober, boneat anil oljlik-
Int;. Address A. H.. cure of W. Pimpl. 44S
West 4o»!i »t
CHAUFFEUR, — Kxperienced. New rork
and New Jersey license. Address J.
Zakas, 51 Warwick st.. Newark, N. J
CHAUFFEUR, Frencbman; eyperlenoe; four
years in Europe; mechanic, fix yo«rn In
rhop; in New York 7 months; jnb reference
fi months; n;><-aks five languages; abl< to do
own repairing; cars. Panhard. Renault,
Mors. I>Hr:a,-<4, M.-irtinl. Mercedes, De Dion ■
Bouton (C Q, V.>. I>e Dietrich and Ameri
'un cars; reference; city or country; Basso,
101 West OOth St.
OHAUFFBUR. Aged 22; neal appearance;
thorough, practical knowledge of gs
cats; runabout r,r ilk-ht ;>.v.f-r car preferred;
city -r country; will repair ai;.l tak
cral caj-r of ear; one year's Karate ■ -
en - moderate .>»ninry; excellent refei
Art.ir-s» J thn Pallett, J4"i Avenue A.
CHAUPPBUR Blngle, 85; two years' >■■ 9
an.i road experience; foreign "r ahit; an
cars; 1«". \<,:s coachman In piivati fa
excellent referei c; city <.r c- ::-.try Ad
dress L P., Trlliune Uptown Ofllce, 13t>4
Broadway.
CHAUFFEUR; American, %\: mechai
unmarried; n»n snv>ker, temperate I
rur. ar.y car; (.est reference. .1. E. '.
kins, care Jajn«e 'anfieM 1(14 Went 46th «t.
CHAUFFEUR; re . tlcal
man to one desiring services of first
man Address Practical. Bos 81, T
(Iffi.-e.
CHAUFFEUR; steady position; now em
ployed by A-.it-, Transportation Company,
West 41»t ft . willing to »■ abroad Write
W. A. Q., cars Wiiiianif. -I^h W.*t 42d Bt
CHATJaTFBUIV Colored ; good mechanic;
understands care, of horses. !»wns, nil
around man; go anywhere. Robert T 4-J
West 52d it.. i.:iTo DICBS
oiArmrjn. butijcr or coachman
Ey light c< :• r. : mm • flrsi - - .
I!> . best reiflronces. W. 11. Smith. ?.'■:• 7th
tty.
CHAITFFEUR; with private fajnliy; run
and repulr unv niakf) gasoione cur; good
ref( ren ■-. murrled; l-unx-rate; ngxi' A<i
years; height 3 ft. li> In. Ker.ni.-dy 29
Charles »t.
CHAUFFEUR - By young mai
en.-cd: French a: .1 Ami ■-, c«n
«tr!(i:v temperate; well
r, I'j7ij l-ut
r.nm al,a 1 , c . Bl
CHAUFFEUR B
years experiei •: rlty ... country; i,.-st
references as t,. ability, | i iOn _
estj Edward Blot, vl'illlamsbridge, New
CLERK.— Three j-eurs" buslnesi
1 $1 a
116. '; '■.'. M in..-. i^i> i;a*t ?<!th st.
1 1. •> i:i. .vi: r ri.A 1 , ER, beglni si ' ■to
r band 1 j. p..
Tribune ■ • ••, 1364 Bn ■
-r-«ant
with French, wl><h»i to k.. abroad with
party until October Address I- T Box 20,
Tril .-.- L'ptown Office, IS*4 Broadwmj
COLLEM •; 1 ••; si CASHIER By ni ii
Ing responsible position [ .inj
and evenlns 0o« !■:.:., 1039 (';a:.:s avi.
Brook lj •
DRIVER.— Single: experlerced: reUabia In
taking rare of horsi h»rties»; ko^<l
ptooin's reference from lant plac< A i
208 East 4Sth nt.
DRIVER."— Aged 22 with good firm. M.
Carney, 42h East 71st «t.
ELECTRICIAS, Bpanlsh. uu:', work In
I •■ 41 Cherry tx.
ENGINBI B With license; all kinds of re-"
palling and el«- :trl. al work. Joseph <;ati
tefohr. Uifith Bt. I'aul aye., Jersey ("Ity
Heights, N. J.
ENGINEER, holding marine and station
ary licenses; capable of flllliig any plac*
on land or water; city or country; set tools.
Engineer. 430 Hudson St.
FIREMAN Understands his biisin.-sn;
wli«he(i steady '•'.■■ ,rk ; bent of rcr.:
Frank SchuUe, .tl!» loth st.
HANDY .max. City or country; good har
ne«« cleaner; careful driver; can mend
harii.-sp; help garden: sober; good refer
eri'-es. C. <'. Boa 8, Trlhvin« Ofllce.
JEWELRY BTORRI -leik; rhance to learn
triid*-. where merit, 1.ur.l work bring
sDceas; n^at. Industrious American; refer
ence, U)n.i. Jewelry, ISO Kast 4Mh st.
I.ATJIK RAND.— By v-OLng mnn; f..iir
j«-ar»' experience. 341 \\<-»t 88th st.
MECHANIC: jounc German: experienced
"n ijasoifn« engine; repairer; p. '
tion in repairing shop; can do nil automo •
bll'. work Panl, 249 Avenue a
MAN, with experience ■■n lithograph polish
ing 'i" impression machines; also nn.t'r
f.tands drill and press machines. Wanner.
:.v.i Kast ■J.'i'l st.
MACHINIST.— By elderly man; 20 years In
last ; Ist c nil i ngli r; light Job. j. \\.
P.rieK". **"■ Chestnut St.. Brooklyn.
MANAGER.- Young man of experience and
ability mid consider position as nmn
ager of nn-.i and detulls; executive work;
thoroufh liuslness trninitiK; tirst class re.'tT
ences. Se:irles. 360 Sumner aye.. Newark.
N. J.
PAINTER. — First class; also decorator,
paperhonger. hardwood fininher. tapestry
silk haiiKer; ilenlres work by day or Job;
for landlords or estates. Decorutor. l<>»
Kas: 00th st.
PAINTER -Bj German; licjk!-. landlords
(,i ie;i. estate; b* 1 1 «.■! k . \ rice n
al>l<- Paint Btor«», 13H Tompklns st.. .Ww
i.,rk <'ity, two blocks from Grand st. ferry.
PAINTER decorator, wishes work from
.-stales, landlords; or private; reasonable
rrlcrs prompt nit-Mi .ii, satisfaction
garatitoed ("all "'' write for estimate.
Has?. 2080 3J aye.
PAISTKR paperhan«er. flr^t . -li.-v hotel,
landlords or estate, nehrenai, -'-•' 311 aye.
SAUSBXAK, &c— Aired 40; furniture, par
wti ollclolb: or ah collector or any otber
eood paying business: SO year*' experience;
■peaks German; «ood references. George
Rjtf nann, 40! l v.--t r>4thj*t. ■
SALESMAN. Able bodied, 80; knowl.-.l K e
of drus;*; practical mechanic Bergei
830 W'.st 2f»lh s».
(SECRETARY Young man. collegiate
graduate; willing to timei as secretary;
valet to an elderly gentleman: references
exchanged. .1 H Morrow's Bureau. 7-' i
Iy»innt. n aie. corner (JSth st.
TO bLiSHERS-— experienced In
the makln* of honk* »n<l magaxln de
b:t»* p"*ltl<-n In publishing, house, to in..k
after the nmnufactu.-ing and be. otherwise
useful. PrUiMr, Box 2. Tribune Office.
OAT) IMP
OVEMENTS
fVOIIK WANTED,
3lale.
BWITCHBOARD OPERATOR— CentraI of
11. ■■ and hotel experience; salary, $12. Ad
dreu D. S.. BS2 Columbus aye.
STARLEMAX.'— First class; understands
and i-un tr.-:it nil diseases of horses.
Doyle. 665 Pacific ST., Brooklyn.
STOCK or SHIPPING CLERK.— By young
man. IS"; wholesale ..r cmimlspinn house;
aces- ambitious. Julius Onstll care
Ashelm, B§H St. Mutii's Place,
TIIjB and MARBLE SI-: T'n-.R wants re
palr work; ttreptaces. ttithn.oms. walls
on 1 floors, in or nut of city. .1. I.. Box
23, Tril une 1 '(!'.-• .
IPHOLSTEREJR^- Worked for leading
— it! X. \v Tori;, will w.irk for prl
1 .':•■« Carl Bruck, care M. Feuor
tag, IB st Mirk's Place.
•■ \iMSIM-.t. *•• By young nan 20; or
at anything. (i.>rge \V!nkel, 101 Wy. k"ff
ii.. Brooklyn.
WAGON BLACKSMITH; enn <1n i^m«
n 1 Iwort . Ht.-ii; ,v ik; good -,n>. 1: F
n Summit, N J.
TOUNQ l'en!T<>»vama mwyer, five yesra'
practice. li.cntli:g In New York, dealrre
pCßitlon wlt>i l«w or realty mm. Address
Itox 102. Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN; attendant to gentleman;
•i--'^ KnKllsh and Oermfcn; n.> objection
to Invalid. John Kuhn, care Maurer, 114
King si
.; MAN c<.lr, re <i to ta|,e care ( .f din
««n. Ca.l or addi rs
Allen, .■(": West 9
rOUNQ MAN. |S, to <v..rk few boon nt
A Falter, MIT Bast 61st St.
YOITNO Man. 85; exj^-rlence fr m New
rork electrical trade sch.Hii; electrical
trade or laboratory. B. i "hristense n , l.irt
. ■»!-. -<t Bl - i> ■:-.
IVuml". ,
BOOKKEEPER end TYPETWRITER.— By
youitg lady. Mlas M. Lamuke. 1M Fjank
lln st.
CORRESPONDstNT. By Oerman t**rher;
Oerman, English. French snd Bpanlsh;
erk • • • . Alwln
Beyermann, H x r.:\i. Suffolk Va.
DRESSMAKER, home or by d«y. $2 Ut:
r i flttec. shirt waist suits, misses'
; .::. s h ,'t^--. , a spe laity, Mr*.
■-'l*."> AnmteiJani aye.
GOVERNESS, sdutsated <;.r:.ian. ?e af hing
music also primary »>ranrh<is KnglUh;
SB Addreas
Competent Oerman ciuutlan Home, iIT
■
OOVISKNBBB. German governess 01
ssry governess .>f rennetitent. excellent
Oennaa, Freaoh. music. Kngii»>:. primary
••»: \**\ references Addreet
petenl 2.(7 West 24th st
KINDERGARTEN TEACHER, young Ocr
man. In 1
. re U East
. ■ .
-.eaks Pren ■
derstands mvi ■ * v, travel; ;.re»ent
" - Bureau, 7UI I^-*
lnKt..n s - Mth r:
PRIVATE BBCRETART -Fll«nt year** ex
per!e:i ". high .■ .1 » profeeslonal end lit—
eriry. Secreturv Bux 40. TrtLune office.
REFINED TOUNO NURSB to cam grow
ing children; $2<>: best reference. Miss
Plica » Ilureau. S Kast 42d st.
STENtMJRAI'IIIZR.— BusInes* house; b»irln
iii-r; --..■nkj English and Italian, although
American; rapid, accurate. Addrtss Jo
si phlna Balrsto, CB7 Kljshlng avo., Brook-
Ijn.
BTENOORAPIIER, typewrltlst; youno;
girl; rapid, neat, accurate: wllllntc to
with bard If position offers advancement;
eiilary J'l to it*rt. A. Quern. 1812 Brook
lyn uvo., Ilr-.oklyn.
SWITCHBi (ARD OPER ■>:• !:
' • • • tperlence: «H ! >iry JlL*
D 8.. 803 C ilumbus ..
TEACHER Private Instruction la
man, English, French. Latin, mathemat
! '. I ' r an . orresp. ndent
or travelling com] .• referencea
Alwln Beyermann, li^« ;tTU Huff. lk \'a
STENOORAPHEn and typist; young lady;
t»«Kinner; Brooklyn preferred Btenn r.-\
Tm\\ st.. Brooklyn.
TELEPIH ink OPERATOR; young lady
is years; swltrhbi>urd: ilmvnt..ivn Miss
1.. Reck. 98 TTo'jtman lit., Drool
Yoi'N'.-j LADY; experli nt filing. In
dexlng and general offlce work. winirg.
1*172 licrgeii Kt.. Brooklyn.
DOMKBTIC BITTJATIONB WANTED.
Male.
ATTENDANT, companion to invalid; ex
1..1.1. 1, educated, gentlemanly. Ora
ham, 88 l.«-xlngi..n a\«
BUTLER. VAUCT, USEFUL MAN.—Will
ing, sober and competent: prhnt.. family;
city 01 country; *■■<><! references; l- r 'i> But
ler, Tribune Uptown < >n<-e. i:»W Uroadway.
BUTLER, valet; \vu!l recommended Ger
man; ilther city or country; uuK'S $•!">
Wlnthrop Bureau, «.". w,-.st 'phntie,
1093 88th.
BUTLERS n. d second men, all nationali
ties; tall and of *."o<! appearance; k 1
city references Wlnthrop liun-uu tl.'. West
:(Mh Ht ; 'phone, 1098 BSth
i:l Tl.i:j' First class servant- good nfer
snee. P., VJ West ;t:M st.
BUTLEJB By young Frenchmsn; »inKi«;
excellent city reference; generally useful!
ISO. It. Hofmayer's Hurmu lfit Wetit 2M
«t. TeJ after 10:30 a m, l'-in rhslssa
BUTLER. A lady leaving for Europe de
sir.* to •■!•!. .ln a position for her very
valuable, butler; he can be (.'••■n at lmr resl
denee, B2 East . r >7tb «t.. any day during the
present wi-ek
CARETAKERB.— Man and wife., nr. chil
dren, to taka care of rrlvata residence;
' nit' references from Brw
house Kramer, SlO EJast 27Uust,
CARETAKER or JANITOR By reaperu
l.le. ( el., red mas mid wife. In private fuai
iiy, . it v or country; X'""i references. i'aii
or address R. Bvans, h»i» \\>Ht 7«'.th »t.
CARETAKER By man and wife, n,> chll
di-.-n; wir..- r.«ik or laundress; lust .luss
j.i i \ ;• r .- reference. Un Green, 86] ;id «ip.
CARETAKER Bj reliable Swedish couple;
i!" children; care of private ht»i»e; best
reference. Nelson, :<l4 iUtt fiOth st.
GARBTAKE'R. — By responsible couple; r> ■
children; <tu>! of piivato house; txperl
race and references. Responsible, Tribune
L'ptown Offloe, 1864 Broadway.
CARETAKBR iiy respectable rouple, 8
children: care houee for summer; well
r< nmended by \aA t-mployer. Flt7.g<.-rald,
::-to East ."7th at
CARETAKER. By man and wife; ore of
private house; 10 years' city references.
»<lilr»-.s» I. y. Whlleh-ad. 10n!) Cth aye.
CARETAKER.- Colored; for the summer or
lotiiter; high clas-t reference:. I'ully, 22'
West Kid st.
CARETAKERS.- By small, rcspectabla
family: prlvßie <<r ai>artitient bouat; best
ratartnce. .1. McMunus. 23f> >i\st i'Sth st
CAHETAKEH.— By neat. exp.-r!*n.-e<l
tuple, to take, i-aro of private house for
summer. -Address M. n.. ISM 3d aye.
COACHMAN.— 4c— Two neat
•ouni; men; .ne hinan; other second
imir goof, waiter, undei-rtunds cllv»r
thi rougnly: good houseman; city, country.
Morrow's Bureau, 721 I^exln*ton aye.. cor
ner G6th be.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
COACHMAN and USEFUL, MAN.—Mar
ried; no children: thoroughly understands
care of horses; *ober and trustworthy; best
references; country Preferred. Address M.
M , 168 3d St.. South Orange H J
< OACHMAN. -Twenty years' experience In
Mivate family; first Waas refere n.-e*; 1<»
years In last pUce; no obj»ctlon to country.
<> I! . IKo Kan Trtth st.
HMAN and USEFITI, MAN.— By sln-
Rle German; middle aged; thoroughly SX
perienced; understands Kardeninir. lawns;
trustworthy, sober, honest; personal refer
encss. Reliable, box 7. Tribune ORlee.
COACHMAN. — Single, 29; thoroughly ex
perienced; careful driver; city or country;
. est written and persjinl referencts; willing
and olillcin/c; strictly sober. Address R I.
T . 143 West S3d St.
COACH MAX. — English, 32: married, no
chll.lrm; .35 years' experience; nve y»«rs
In last place: steady position; city or coun
try. A. Whltley. 202 Bay st.. Jersey City,.
COACHMAN.— Colored; K oo.l groom: handy
man; unclor«tandi tare of line carrlngen
sn-l harness; all around stabljrnan: written
and personal references. .-. Stockley 147
Warburton aye., Yonkers, N. V
COACHMAN, German, married, no family;
careful driver and rider; smart arpear
anc»-; thorough horseman; competent t<> tak«
fujl charge as caretaker where second man
1h kept; .vife. If re<|<iire.l, as g. 0.l j.laln
""•k or butter maker; both reliable jwr
sons, high); recommended. Coachman, care
Memyer, 4.!s \- MM gati, st
COACHMAN an,l CHAUFFEUR— nnr
lied Bwede. aßed 3l»; one chllud: shop and
road experience; can drive and operate any
Kasolcne car, also "White steamer; <lo own
repairs: gt t n;iy\vliere: 16 years' personal
references f >r ■r,i, r iet>, honesty and ability.
Address 8., 1011 Bd aye
:OACHMA\, CHAUFFBUR, single. o, p^.
rlence .. n either line; thoroughly 1 mill's
tent; understands proper .-are horses, car
riages, machine, etc; careful drive* of
either; reference. F. F-. Tribune I'ptuwn
Offlce, IM4 Broadway
COACHMAN —By stngle (ierman; thor
'iiK'ly > otupr-tent: life exp.-ri.-nce; city or
country; besl references. Henry, 4«'^i 4tli
:.- - . dijar etore.
COACHMAN First clnss man; English;
married; careful driver; understands sad
dle horses thoroughly; very best refeinr.ee
Pity or country. Address T. Williams 752
Itth nve.
Ot>ACHMAN. — Thoroughly competent and
careful driver; medium size; aged 34
married; «!f<> excellent laundress. If needed;
strictly temperate; highest references Art
.lr.w» Country. Tribune Uptown Offlce, 13*4
Hr i&dway.
COACHMAN i>r carriage groom; young
S«rd». with ra.'.l city reference; wages
*4" Wlnthni;> Hureau. »". West 88th st ;
•pi one, lOOa -88th,
COACHMAN; neat, tidy young irishman;
takes best care of hi.rsrn. harntss. oar
rtages, etc.; careful driver; generally use
ful, excellent reference Dudley at Car
penter's Uureau. l. r .4 tlth aye
QOACHUAN; (■liiirle; thoroughly \rniVr
stands care thin h..rse», larrlniresa har
:ir«s. lawns, etc ; careful driver; soher
honest, willing, ol.ltgln*. references. Ad
drew .1 >' . 1.4 Kust 14th st
l-OACHMAN; generally useful; best of
references: last employer can bt- »een.
1. . 1503 Urn.idway.
COAI HMAN; middled aged man; rxißltlm
In private family; city or country; un
dfrstanas cart --f horses; caiefiii driver
.imiic., Kennedy. 73s pt. Marks a%e Bklyni
COACHMAN liv married man, 80; one
child; thoroughly undex.tan-iM manage
ment of larg* private " tahla tt " help- will
Xlv« rl<lln« and driving leasone t.. children;
t*r.her md reliable; 1« years' personal city
COACHMAN and OARDENER—
understands his business; as caretaker cf
«niall pntleman's place, In country: care-
Slrl. M&rrWon land1 and C r ref " e
COACHMAN 'ientie^iin giving- up horses
wishes to secure a position for Us coach
man, whom he can hUhlr recommend m
every way. Address Coulter. 221 East 74th
St.; /tel., 1043 — 7(Hh.
COACHMAN.- Lady wishes to ..cure posi
tion for her coachman, who hu been wtth
..• -r r nver s.iven years. 1.12 West 74th st.
COOK, all around: restaurant, chophouso;
lfl yearn last place: sober. »te«d* H.
fstefrenau«r. 40 Manhattan aye., Jersey City.
■ OLOREO MAN; house i,«n or any other
employment ; wi:ilng; agM 20
Henry .T. nee. U flth are.
COURnCH, VAI^T.-Llnrils* wishes to go
to Europe with party or gentleman; with
Thf« took «■ bon rour y.ars. Wlnthrop
Bureau. 63 We.t Mth: 'phone 1002— 3*thT
GARDENER.— C.ood regetable grower
, ''""• a florist: small sreenhouse anl the
r ' ' l '■'-'••nt.r. Hu-
QARDENBR.- Teeful man: all kinds male
exceltoni city referen.-es. Bloom
Bureau .47 I^ixlngt,,n aye., near Jlfttd «t
FARMER - Foreman: Kr.gMsh; married
(amlly: >-xc..i)ent w,.;k»r, has sarred y-tu-s
»t the business; • ■ la H u w. rk
-. cattle, she-;., poultry, etc.- un'.er-
Btands garden wort thor ifhly; ex.-ell.-tit
<•». A }• . i<uriiei.trr's Uureau 154
FARMER Foreman: N rth of Ireland
Protestant; «g».l 40; marri»i. two chll
dren; life experience ut h>:ne. and in Amer
'. .1 In general f»nning of all k:;.-:i. used to
lino attle; stock if all kin-Is, expert with
Bl.eep md all work on place, poultry, etc.;
Wife eipert t.utter maker; l.r>aril help; best
inferences. 11. It., ■ arpenter*s Bureau. IS4
•31 h are.
QARDENBR. Btngle; experiences); care
private place; vegetables, flowers, lawns,
etc ; lan in'.]k. anl generally iim
ful 11. M. 4 Ouitriani S.juui-
UAKIiICXER an.l useful man: strgle. mil
die meed, can milk, care lawn*, roads,
etc.; goi I references. Edward, Box 23.
Trlbunn Office.
GARDENER— COOK.— By resjwtab!.. mld
dle Lgi '. Irish couple, no children; g-iod
veirt'table grower, fruits, flowers and paths;
wlfo excellent cook; btst rxferen ■■<•*. Mi
chael. Carpenter*! Bureau. 1"4 «th uve.
QENTUEMAN, rmtile; single. 27, honest;
h.< English i>a«sat>ly, letter French
awl Italian; 1:1 priTSte huune. H . 30U West
58th «t.
CARDENER. — Unilerstand>i greenhou»os
mil vegetables; Swiss; elriicle. Huns Vau
pej, «!.l<» park aye.
GROOMS.— TWO) first claae English grooms,
Just landed, want positions In riding
academy, with polo ponie«. or anything to
do with saddle hornet, lightweights; good
rl.leiH. ilrst claas references. W. U.. Uar
<Jen I'ottage. rtbeepshead Bay. M, T.
OARDENER, t-.ead; Krgllsh. *f>; married,
no children: on lady^S or gentleman's
pla<e; life experience In all branches of the
prof •salon; beat references. K. J. 11. 2.4
Windsor Place, Ilro,.klyn.
GROOM and FOOTMAN. — Medium height;
good rider; bent city references; go any—
wbere. Address Coachman, 134 East 42a st.
JAPANKWR tall, sober, reeks position as
iir-.-r.il man: arslut In automobile gunmi-.
with private family, reference as chauffeur:
city reference; moderate wages. Chlo, 330
Bast r.7th st
JAI'ANKSE. excellent coolc. In private famv
lly, or 'tx yacht, steward and cook;
city <>r oountry; good references. Rlklsuke,
I<>7 Cherry st
JAN'IToIt Htvl wife, colored, wish one <>r
more houses. Wright. 224 Went 64th st.
JANITOR of three or more houses; long
•■\|er|en'-«. nober. honest, faithful; gooa
referer.oeM. John Korth. fIJM) Water st.
MANAOER, co«r!ini«n: on gentleman's
place; thoroughly understands lil» dutk«e;
hen fi-t. sober, Ind [ intrlnu«. uhltgtng; mar
rted, two obJldrea. s. C P.. Rye, v v
TRAVKLJJNG COMPANION, -By O«rmnn;
experienced; ha* travelled In (Germany.
Aujitriß. Sultrerlond and Houthern ltani c.
Address Robert NlbelhOr, 800 South *th st..
Newark. N J
USEFI'L NfAV - By single man of all
work; Bcot.-h: 14 years' experience; on
gentleman's country place, reliable: etrl.tly
temperate Address Malcolm R. Morrison.
care Vaughan wed store. 14 Ilnrclay »t.
'.'Si:i Tl< MAN.— Colored; understands curs
ol ium. lawn and housework, pood refer
fi , . Qulncy Wilson. Iti2 Myrtle ay«..
Brooklyn.
DSEFTTti MAN' Single; handy with t.,.,1n;
careful driver; thoroughly understands
household 'iutinx, eleetrlctty. «r«un hf:it!nu.
pumps, '-i^vatuis. lawns and driveways; »-x
cellent private family referent-en. .liitne»
■ra>liir. 6*7 3.1 aye.
L'fIEFTTL MAN. - l'nder."tands rnr3 of
bones, lawn and hooaework; willing ani
obliging: wiltten and pemonul referencee.
Address N it . Trfbuaa Upt( wn om.e, UO4
Broadway.
VALET, ATTENDANT to Invalid or tttlra.
otiargs genUentan'i apartmenta; life n
perlenc*; htghesl references; disengaged
throupli deuth. KngUHh. 3t>, .'. ft. MU lv ;
tuodciate wuges. Dunnett, »11 Went 22d it.
VALRT; yonng Swede; understands mhji—
kuk«; earn for Invalid or travelling with
party: best r.frrence. U. Olson, i'2S Pa-
Clflc bt.. Brooklyn.
\ A],i:T, iitt>n>l.int tn an Irvalli. experl
enced educated, gentlemanly. Qrahejm,
tilt l^xlnxton aye.
VALET and ATTKNI>ANT for single g»n
tlfiiiiin, understands cooking: speaks E' "d
English: K"o«1 reference. Address H. N..
242 Wei t 30th at. • • .
Female.
ATTENDANT— Nurse to Invalid lady, by
refined Swede; g.vni companion: gradu
ated In Swoden; highest references. Ad
dress LJndstrom, 647 Park aye. Tel, 4760—
Plaza.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.
\TTBNI>AN"T to tnvaHJ; understands ma»
#uge electricity; good seamstress; ex.-el
icnt references. C. 8.. Miss FltzGeraldi
Bureau. 503 Fifth aye.. cor. 42d.
CARETAKER. — Reliable woman wishes
care of cottage during summer; best of
references. Mrs. mihrkop. 843 East 3Ut st.
CARETAKER.— experienced woman, to
care for private house for the summer,
P.rst class reference. Address Box J5. -V 3
East 48th st.
CARKTAKKR.— By a respectable woman as
caretaker for private house for sun.mer;
no chlMren; can furnish best city refer
rnce as caretaker. Answer by mall only.
Mrs Keegan. 153 Ei»t t*2d St.
CARKTAKFK.— Hy a respectable widow
and gr.»-*n up daughter, to taka care of
hou»e for the summer; private faml.y;
reference. Mr*. Rellly. 41S Ea.t 34th »t.
CARETAKER for house: capable woman,
with excellent references; will cook break
fast, and do laundry worn for gentlemen
N.. Miss KltzQerald's Bureau. 60.1 Fifth,
«v>., cor. 42(1.
COOK an.l housekeeper: In private family.
Knglisli woman: experienced; country; no
cards or trlrlers answefsjA B. Sautter, Mi
Knickerbocker aye.. Brooklyn.
COOK" first class: Swedish; private family.
where kltohenmald Is kept: best city ref
erence; wages $*>O- seashore, preferred. Call
Anderson, 231 Qlinith et.. Jersey City
Heights.
COOK By Qennait, first class; neat, tidy;
best references: wages $25 to $30; city or
country. Flaherty's Bureau. 453 Columbus
aye. tel. 741— River. V. .
COOK, flrat c!a»i>; Protestant: excellent ra
tetvr and managfr; best of references;
cltv or country. M. H-, Mrs. Collier's
ApVncy. 122 West 23d st.
COOK and laundress; competent: obliging
woman- B<x>.l references: mo.lerafe wages.
M. 8.. Mrs. CoUer'a Agency. 122 West
23d st.
COOK. charal>ermaM and wu'.rr»ss; nr la>in
dreas; young Pcandln.ivlan Kirl, with best
of r.-f»-r<-nces. Forsmnn'B Kmp, Bureau, 133
EkSt ."lith st. Tel. BWMI— Plaza.
COOKS, $-."• to $7".: aaeeUent city refer
ences. BtOOnt'S liureau. 747 I.eilngton
aye.. near BMt «t.
i>o',C. Swedish, first claa.i. for private
family; understands her buslnesn thor
oughly; salads, dtsserts. etc; no objection
to the country: beat references; $i<ii j.< r
m. nth. Swedish Exchange. 6tH Third aye..
or tel., 485— S8th.
CT)OK: (ierman young woman; thoroughly
competent; t'rst ■. ihs» .ity references;
uaitm $N) Mm Iric-klr.aon's Co-operathre
Bureau. 331 Madison aye.; tel.. 3704 -3»th.
COOK. i'MAMUKRMAH). — TWO neat young
girls; cook, c impotent, g oi baker, excel
lent launJrtsß: other, chamtx-rmaM and
waitress; no objections lar^o nunily; dty or
jut. Morro%vs Bureau, "Jl Lexington aye..
corner Mth st.
COOK, first claits: Swedish: written and
personal refenlnces; waires J33; with
kl'chenmali. Jvssila Bureau. 680 Lexing
ton aye.
CCOK— WAITP.ESS.— Two capable Finland
girls: maid and chambermaid; best ref
erences. Jus»lla Bureau. 6iO Iytxington
IT*
;X| "KS, ;-lßin. a:»c fan-y. i>ll natlonalttiee;
references; nurse, German, doctor's ref
erences,. tu haby; al»" r:ng-llsh nu»« and
seamstress; oltv or cour.lrv. Wlike's Bi
reau, 957 3<l aye.
COOK. — A lady wishes to plac« her cook,
whom she thoroughly recommends; r.:n«
years' city reference; wages $43. Mrs.
Dickinson's Co-operative Bureau. 331 Madi
son aye.; tel., 8734 — 3><th.
CCOK— WAITRESrt-Young Scntch girl,
first class coo*; has friend, waitress, par
l< rniHM, K ,>.,,1 seamstress; city or country |
togvther, sejarat*. ilorrow 1 * Bureau. 721
I-exlngton aye.. cor. 68th fc t
f'OK -■KITCHEVMAID.— Hungarian girl.
first clan cook, gnod baker; has friend,
kitchenmald; together or separate; no ob—
Jectlont country; prlvatu or publlr. Tele-
Phone, 1W» Plaza, Morrow's Bureau. 721
Islington aye.. cor. &Bth st.
COOKS, flrnt class; German. Swedish and
Fr«nch; good -Ity references. WlnthroD
Bureau. fl6 W. 89th. Phone 10&2- SSth.
COOK.— By well re-ommer,.le,i young Irish
Kirl. with three years' cltv refsreaoee;
wishes to go t < N'nri).,r:. WJnthrop Hu
reau. 03 West SSth «t. J'hono lOsS— Mh
COOK. — Middle aged; |25; excellent; two
years' reference. F., Hnfmayer's Bu
reau, 133 West 23J st. Tel., after 1O:3O
a. m.. IM4— Chelsea.
CHAMBERMAID —Sewing; neat, tidy; 6es»
references; rlty or country: wage*. $18
to 120. Flaherty's Bureau. 488 Columbus
aye. Tel. 741 River.
CHAMBERMAID.— Protestant: ymins;. neat,
efficient: moat satisfactory reference*.
Mrs. C KernagJ.an'B nureau. removed to
112 W«et «tth st. "Phone «S3— Bryant.
CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS. —By un
trained glr'. . neat, tidy; quick to learn;
sn-.a.1l wages to b»-gln. Flaherty's Bureau.
4NI Cohxmbua aye. Tel. 741— River.
CHAMBERMAID; Swedish; wllllnsj to help
other work; excellent reference. Juistio.
Ilureau. i'aii Lexington aye.
CHAMBERMAID and BEAMSTRESS. — By
North of Ire'.ar.d girl; IV4 yearn' city ref
erence. Wlnthrop Bureau 65 West 3Mh st.
Phone 1002— IWth.
CHAMBERMAID. By tall, neat
girl, jien. nuvl elty references; w:tge* t'M
Wirthrop Bureau, 0C West :'it!i st. Phone
IOBJ SBtl
I'HAMHERMAID or WAITUESS Tcung
Irish girl: .-|f V family g 'Ing to country
for summer tl'i c., Hofmajrer'a Bureau,
153 West 23d st.
CUAMBBRMAIDB and SBAMBTRESSEB :
all nationalities; excellent city referencea;
city or country Industrial Association, 13
West 30th i-t
CHAMBERMAID Present employer wlshea
to titi'i situatli !i In country for chamber
tnnld, ho will be dl"»enga£ed about June 1.
Apply -tl> X Lst 2Oth st.
CHAMBERMAIDS. J^ to $W>: excellent
city references Bloom's Bureau. 747
I^xlngton avo. . neejr W>th st
CHAMBERMAID and **nr.;str»*»; r
ant. particularly n-at; beat ->f ref- ■
rlty or country. M M . Mrs. Q
Agency. 129 West 23d ht
• ■Hii.n'S NURSE.— Tounsj Germai
references; children ;t t 1 1<» if«: S: ys>
v. Hofmayer's Bureau, l*."! West '.'::: »:.
Tel., after ll>:.".0 a m., W-4 Chelsea.
«'I.K.VMN<; -Well recommended woman
at i-l«ai»ing offices banks or gentlemen's
apartment*, t>.\-.t city reference. A. X..
care of Lynch.. IM East 77th st
COMPANION, working: attendsnt to ln
vulld or nurse to children: light OpStaJra
work, mending; refined. m!ddl« aged Amer
ican woman; pay nw>d*rate; best reference;
•jpper Manhattan or vicinity preferred. Ad
dress A. <". care Bannett. 073 Ulenmore
aye , Brooklyn. *
COMPANlON*.^Position wsntefl nbout June
1 with la y; betit r*feren.-e given. Ad
dr€»s Miss M , P. O. lk>x I<W. Pr-x>klyn.
I'OI'PI.K- Woman Cf».k. go->d baker; ..\ -
OSllent laundress; man i-ou. tiir.nii. gen
erally uK»ful; plnln gardener: city or coun
try. Morrow's Bureau. 721 I>rxtnaion *\e..
cor. OSth St.
DAY'S WORK; wasMne; or Ironing; re
spectable woman; reference. A.idress M
M.. Til Fulton s«.
PAY'S WORK: laundry, ho. jet-leaning or
wnshing to take- horn«: co.orsd woman
Tappln. 82S West 37th St.
KAV's WORK.- Washing, trontna
Ing. Mi.ia Kate Murphy. 777 il aye.
IiAY'S WORK or rlothes washing at home;
colored girl. Wlllliiu West f!2.1 st.
FRENCH MAIli and K^amstreas; or nurse
to growing children; r,<»~\ recommenda
tions; city or country. J. 8.. Mra. Collier's
Agency, l-> 2 West 2.1.1 «t.
GERMAN; nnv kind of work In house nr
garden; best references. Inquire 1.1 Kast
t!Oth m.
HOUBEKBEPBR, manaelng family or
lady's traveUtag oompantoa; widow edu
ceted, rrr:n-,| and exiwriencej 'llu-s
Tribune Ipt .\vn (MBce; UN Broadway
HoUSBWORK.— girl; general
worker: no laundry w..rk; wages *"•••
city reference. Cure of Bell. r.<i7 Amster-
Juin aye.
HOUSEKEEPER. By widow, us aouse
kreper In widower's or liachelur's borne'
ncellenl oook and manager; bes: of refer-^
tii.TT i. II . Hox 107. 617 Oth aye
HOUSEKEEPER —An all ar-.unß. eood
iiiiuiuKlni; housekeeper for bachelor apart
ment, hutel or widower's ramlly; can man
age servants; i.est of references; $.Vi pt . r
month. I'ark Slope Employment Bureau tis
7lh aye., Brooklyn, t.r'r.i 1315 J— Prosp-ct
HOUSEKEEPER -Neat young American
Protestant, working houarke»>|*r or moth
er's helper; no objection country: hlghly
recommended; hus friend, chambermaid,
nod s.um.stress. Morrow's ITlllf—ll, 7°t
I.<-xlni;toii aye., corner SSth St.
HOUSEWORK.— By lianlsh girl. 20; doean't
. speuk ENtbab; small private family
wages $12. Call Sunday.- Huwn. 802 Kaat
ISMh St. (new No. 622).
HOUSEWORK, Cook an.l laundress and
chambermaid an.l waitress: German; very
b*>i>t of references; separately nr together
city or country. Wacner's Bureau. 428 4th
aye.. n'.ir 211 th st. Tel. 243«— Madison.
HOI'SEKEEPER- German; good linguist
prefers small family; understands all
branches rooking, but prefers mar-si-.<
h-u»ekeeplns. Industrial Association 13
West U'jih. IX.
RAIT.HOAD.S.
MEW JESSEV DEBUTE «L.
Time shown below Is from Liberty St. Sta
tion. I>;iv« West 23d St. 10 minutes earlier
except a* noted by designating raarkai
PHILADELPHIA TWO-HOUR TRAIN
EVERT HOl'R ON THB HOUR.
J*12.13. ti.3O. m7.i>o. m*B.ou. H. 30. 'O-CO.
I*lo.oo. •ll.Oil. 11.30. m' 12.00. Vl.utt.
1-30. »2.fiO. •3.00. -4.00, ••3.1)0. 6.50.
m*a.co. •- 00. •$.!*>. *».00. pia3o p. M..
J*l2 15 mdt.
BALTIMORE AND Washington'— zm 30.
V«°«>. VIO.OO. Vl2 "°°' »2.0 U. " 40U>
LAKEWOOU AND LAtvEHURST— X4.OO.
*40 A. M.. xl.oo. 1.30. k3.40. d 4.15, S.OO
P. M. x»«.13. Sundays. 8.30. V».40 A. M.
AILANTIf CITY— •U.4O A. M.. xI.OO. kS.4O
LONO BRANCH. ASBURT PARK. OCEv\N
GROVE (Sundays. No. Asbury I'ark)—
54.00. 8.80. 11.30 A. 31.. ex 12.40. 1.20.
«4.48. 3.30. 6.30. J12.01. Sundays, except
Ocean Urove. »4.00, U.OO A. M.. 4.00. -4.30
r. AX.
oJSSi table, giving trains to EASTON.
BETHLEMEN-f ALLENTOWN. MAUCH
CHUNK, WILKESBARRE. SCRANTON".
READINQ HARR|?RURO. POTTSVILLE.
uILLJAMSPORT and all other points can
be obtained at the following offices: Lib
erty St. (West 23d St. Tel.. 3144 Chelsea).
6 Astor House, 245. 434. 1300, 1354 Broad
1 way. IS3 sth Ay.. 2*l sth Ay., 25 Union
Square W«;st. 279S 3d Ay., 106 West 123 th
St., 245 Columbus Ay. New Tork; 4 Court
ft.. 343. 344 Fulton St.. 479 Nostraml Ay..
Brooklyn; 300 Broadway. WUUamaburs.
1 New York Transfer Co. calls for and check*
ba»;c;ase to destination.
•l>ally. tDally. except Sunday. p9un<lays.
IParlor cars only. mDlnlng car. except
Sundays. xSaturdays only. iLlberty St.
only. joining car Sundays lDlnlng car
dally. From West Twenty-thtrd street—
e1220 P. M.. g4.30 P. at.. jll.BO P. M..
k3.20 P. M.. d 3.50 P. M.
W. O. BESLER. w. C. HOPE.
Vlce-Pres. & Qea Mgr. Cen. Pass'r Agent.
BALTIMORE k OHIO R. R.
ROYAL BLUE LINE- TRAINS.
"Every other hour on the even hour."
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINUTON.
Leave New York City. 23<J St. Llb'y St.
•WASHINOTON. Sl'pers. 11.80 pm l.»> am
•WABHXNOTON. Diner. 7.30 »m B.HO am
•WASHINGTON. Diner. BSO am 10.00 am
•WASHINGTON". I>'.ner. 11.30 am 12.0<> n'n
•WA6HINOTON. Buffet. 1.30 pin "->.(•> prn
•"ROYAL LTD." Diner. F,:.".Opm 4.UOpm
•WASHINGTON. Diner. CBOpm 6.00 pm
•WASHINGTON. Buffet. 6.60 pni 7.00 pm
•Daily.
Through Dally Trains to the West.
Leave New York City. 23d it. Llb'y St.
CHICAGO. PITTSBURO. 7.30 am s.ouam
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 11.5t>am 12.00 n'n
PITTSBURO. CLEVEL'D. 350 .m 4.n0 pm
"PITT^BURG LIMIT' I>." 6. .T0 pro 7.00 pm
CIN..ST.LOUIS.LOUISV..II.r.O pm 1.3 i» am
CIN..ST.LOUIS.LOUISV.. U. 30 am 10.<»> am
CIN..ST.LOUIS.LOUIS'V. 8.50 pm «.iJO pm
Ofßces: 24.'. 434. 13O>» Broadway, 6 Astor
House, los Greenwich St. 25 Union Squara
W.. »] (Irani St.. N. V.: 343 Fulton St..
Brooklyn: West 23d St. and Liberty Ft
After a p. ro. Sleeping Car Re»<:r\atlona
and full Information regarding trains, etc..
can be obtained at Bureau of Information,
n. 4 O R R.. 23d St. Terminal. 'Phone
No. CheLiea 3144.
N. T.. N. 11. & HARTFORD R. R,
Trains depait from Grand Central Station.
42(1 St. and 4th Aye.. as follou - f O r
Boston via New London & Prov.— l{s:<*>.
tttllO:»H>. •«)! 10:02 A. M. tt|il:oO.
•t' |l:0l. l|S:0O. ttll3:fO. B:08l
312»t<( P. M.: via Wllllmantlc— tTS:OI A.
M.. t2:00 P. M : via Spfd- t9:14 A. M..
1 1 112:00. • 14.00. 'l^Ort P. M
Wor'ster * Fitch., via Putnam. t3:53 P. M.
LakeT-111* * Norf.— fS:4t> A. M.: t3:31 P. M
Gt. Barrington. Stockbridge. Lenox. Pltts
fleld—t4:M. t8:49 A. M. ard t3:31 P. M.
Ticket of3c*s at cGrand <>r.tral Station
I and cl2nth Ht.. also at c2t.\ 1200. c13«4
B'way. c 23 Union Square. cIS2 Fifth Aye..
c24.\ Oohsmbaa Aye. e«sS MatUsoa Avu .
elf« W I2fith St.. 27!* 1 * Third Aye. In
Brooklyn. c 4 Court St.. 470 Sustrand Aye..
300 B'way.
•Dally. tE.tcept Sundays. at 123 th
Bt. xStor* at 123 th St. Sundays only.
JParlor Car Limited. I >Hai dlnlns; car.
cParlor and Slreplns; Car tickets also.
LEHOGH VALLE7.
foot of W. 23<! A;Cortlan3t s:d Desbrusaes 8t». m,
*1>«:1t Sunday: a 7.50. b«.m e7 45. d»4S nV«. xi.ii.
~ #~. tLT.N.T..ALv.N'.V..B
Bnff»loFipre»». ;.*. 't" 40 a n "e7 50 a"«
J»ul»lo Kxprens *b9.40 *j. 'd9.JO a n
■ BLAL'K DIAMOND EXP.. «urn a v '12 wn
! ttlc. 4 Toronto Vest. Kxo.. "aS.v'O r * m xS.W rtfr tf
! TKE HI-KFAI.O TBAJjr i '7^ r m »a.i<! t>M
Ttekst O^ctJi ; and iitultroadwij.
STEAMBOATS.
ii mmm mm [
I _J3SHUI3V3fii 1
PEOPLES i| Steamers
1 I I""" >\ C - W - MuHS E and :
ij LM%^. || ADIRONDACK
Lv. Pier 82, N. R.. ft. Canal St.. week !
days only. 6 P. M.. connecting at .
Albany with trains for ALL, POINT
North. East ami West.
CITIZENS I! Splendid Steamers
1 rrirl^ ONTEORA acd
LINE \\ ULSTER
Leave Pier 40. N. R-. ft. We« 10th St..
week days (except Saturdays) and Pun
1 days. 6 P. M. Sunday steamers touch
! : at Albany. !
Low Rat.-s— N. T. to Troy & return. JIW.
j Staterooms and Tickets at Wharf Offlces.
also City Ticket O£3ce, 200 UroaUway. 1
ra fTr\ <^ "iT rrrk rrn ANr> points in
UIJ Viy <» U U/ liVJ NBW BN-ILAND
FALL RIVER IJNR via Newport and FaU
River. Lye. Pier 1». N. R.. ft. Warren St..
week days and lays. 3:30 P. M. Btre.
Prlacllla and Puritan. Orchestra on each.
NORWICH LINE via New London. Leave
}'!-r 40. N. R.. foot Clarkson £t.. we>k days
only. ■P. M Steamers Chester W. char
pin ar.>i Maine.
NFIW IIA-'HN' LINES for New Hav«n and
N rth ljeave Pier 20. B. R.. week days
only 2:43 P. M. Steam-r Klenard Peck.
BEffITBAL MiliaßSfilM UMS.
Newburich. Poughkeepsle an 1 Rondout,
■*c. k days at 4 P. M. . Newburgh at 3 P.M..
Sundays I' A. M. From foot of Franklin dt.
CATSXILL, HUDSON .
CCXSACXIE BOATS
I^ave l-ler 4.1. N. R . w.eete dava. 6 P. M.
DOMESTIC SIITATIONS H.VXTKD.
Female.
HOUSEWORK. To-:ng girl to s-»s!«t with
ge::. -ral housrw American family of
3; references. Mrs. liengen. SU Wast 105 th.
INFANTS NURSS, experienced; has
friend, iihsinlieiinslil bm sssrn stress ; clty <
or country; former speaks German. French,
a:.d English. MOROW I Bureau, 721 L*\lnjj
ton aye., j-sth sl
INFANTS NURSS. German, exper:
1 etty reJsjses • sr na
tes. Industrial Associatl.jr., IS West
*
LADIES" MAID. — North German Protes
tant; th I'-iighly experienced: most ex
cellent references. Mrs. C. Kernaghan's
Bureau, r moved to 112 West 4Sth st.
Tel. t>S3— Bryant.
LADY' 3 MAID or COMPANION. — Excel
lent seamstress : good sa^or: good packer;
excellent references. M.. Hofniayer'a Bu
reau. 183 W«st 23d St.
LAI'IES- MAII>^. Bjnsssrataad halrdresslng
and dressmaking; a;so Sjovsraeaees of all
nationalities, excel lent lefereocee. Indwi
trial Association. 13 West 3tith at
LADY'S MAID.--Excellent F.ngllsh. French
and German; bent city references; wages
|3<>. Mrs. IH.-klnson's Co-oi<eratlv« Bu
reau. 331 Madison aye.; Te:. S7S4— 3Hth st.
L-\li\' an.l daughter will tal»e. entire, cliaru*
of one or more children in tbelr pleasant
home In a healthy and attrac'ive villas;*
Mai New York; special and experienced
care given to child of arrested mental U»
velopment. C L» M. Tribune OHlc«>.
UDY'S COMPANION, &r._ By educated,
refined lady; or a» housekeeper or gov
err.ena for nur»«ry; *e.veral languages:
piano, cooking; references. Reliable, 1318
2tl aye.
LADT wishes places for her three, girl*,
waitress, luundr. ss and cook, for Juna
1.%. Appl>* Monday. Tuesday and Wednes
day mornings. 1« East 87th St.
LAUNDRESS, thoroughly competent, wishes
t.i remain In the city for the summer; first
class referencea Mrs. Dtcktneoni Co-oper
ative Bureau. 331 Mulls.'n ave.- TeL 3734 —
SSth St.
LAUNDRESS, 939 to $40; excellent city
references. Blooms Bureau. T47 L«xliig
ton aye., near f-yth st.
LAUNDRESS. Irish, with good city refer
ence; competent to do sblrts, collars, cuffs
and flno ilngeriu; also tirst and second
laundresses; wish to go together. Wlnthrop
Bureau. CT. West 3Sth; 'phone ICo2— 3Bth.
LAUNDRESS. — Sellable O.i-nuan woman,
gtKid laundress, wishes r«w more .iay»
Work in pr.su.t«- lun:d«; English i>r»ferTed.
Scealonr. 2tl East 2Sth st.
Ui'Nin!'.:-'*: rapable dressmaker: can 4io
shirt*, collars, kw.l city reference. Jus-,
rllu Bureau, 680 L*xlngtun aye.
NURSE. — Well educated: French; -..m
l-etrnt. r»IlaN(». experteneeiS; superior
baby or small children's nurse; take entire
ebaisj*; un.lt»rsta all artlnclal fvedlng;
Invaluable for .ielii-ate child: devoted to her
duties; private housa only; highest personal
references. Ad.lre.xn Superior. Tribune l"p
town Gfftce. 13H4 Itroadway.
USE. graduate: state registered nurse;
gentleman who may require my services
as an attendant; bladder cas<> a specialty.
Kessler, lffiM 2d aye ; tel.. B4M2— 79th.
NM'RSa- Ry Danish girl. U>: honest and
true; f0r.. 3 of children; good reference:
Hilling to go In country. Call or write
I.i.Mlard. 124 ft 66th St.. near 13th aye..
Brooklyn.
OFFICE CLJCANINO and washing, by tt>e
day; steady position preferred. Mrs.
Murray. 34a Weal 241h **
9
_^ _ _ OCEAN STEAMERS.
K®ire raiM i\z^
Fast Express Service.
PLTJIOL'I'H . hHEMEN.
Kaiser... May 7. lt> AH Kr -mi.J uly 1«
X.W.H.May 14. 7:30 AM Kaiser ... July 30
Kronprlm.ilay 21, H> Ail K. Wm. II Au|. <t
Kaiser.. June 4. 10 AM Kr.>nprini. 13
K.Wra.ll.June 11. 6 AM .Ovllle Aug. a>
Kronprlnz.June 1.5.1«> AM Kaiser . . Aug. 27
Kaiser July 2. 10AM]K. Wm. H.S«.pt. 3
K. Wm. II.TuIy 9. •'. AM.Krorrrlni.Sept. Il>
Twin-Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH— CHEUUOUKU— BREMEX.
KurfUerst.May 1' li>.\M i-'ri.-': i.-h. 2O
•Rbeln. l«. I«»AM.P. Alice. . .June S
Frtedrtch.May is. luAM.Uremen July 4,
P. Alice.. May 23. H>A\l Harbarossa.July 11
Bremen...May a*. It) AM Kurfuerst..July IS
•Main June tl. lo AMFriedrlch. .July 23
Barbarossa-June s. li>.\M P. Alice \ug. 1
Kurfuerst.June 13.1t> AM Bremen .. Aug. •
•Bremen direct.
Mediterranean Service.
GIB*LTAU— NAPLES— UENOA. AT 11 Ail.
K. Lulse Muy 11|K. Lutse July 2T
K. Assert.. ..May la K. Albert Aug. 3
P. Irene June ljp. Irene Au(. 17
•Neckar June M;K. Lulse Aug. 31
K. LuUe June 15|K. Albert S«?pt. 7
K. A. nert Juna 29;*Neckar Sept. 1*
P. Irene July 13 P. Irene »-..t. 5X
•Xe,-ii:ir July a>iK. Lui.-j Oct. S
•Ont.ta Genoa.
From Bremen Piers, 3d 4 4th Sts IIobo!t?a.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYI> TKAVHLLER3*
CHECKS UOOI> ALL OVER PHE WoRLI>.
OELRICHS * CO.. No. 3 Broadway. N I.
l.ouis il. Mayer, loitf Walnut St.. Phtla.
EAKBUXG-AHEtICAN UN2.
TWIN SCREW EXPRXaiS .\NI> PAnOOB
GER SERVICE.
Plymouth— Gicrtours:— Him": l
•Bluecber. .May •■•, 3 PM: Pennsylia-May
•Katserln.May 1«. H AM •D'Uvhld.May 3»
Walden May I*. ■ AM;tßatavla....Jun» 1
•Amerika.May •.'.".. 2 ••Mlue n-r June •
•An* nxvlal features of tbew vessels)
sr-: Grill Room, Gymnasium. l':«'.r:i Gar
den. Rlt»-Carlton Restaurant. Elevators.
Electric Ilaths. tHamburg direct,
ilediterranean Service.
T<> GIBRALTAR MAPLES— GENOA.
tHamburg.. May 7. 2 PM; Ju;.e 11. Auf. IS
•t-Moltke ..May 2S. 10 AM July 2. Sept.! '
•Has Grill Room. tHaa Gymoaalum.
TOURIST BUREAU.
R. R. Tickets, hotel accommodation* an<l
general Information about foreign travel.
Travellers' che. good all over the w rM,
OFFICE. 37 BROADWAY. N. Y.
'Phone 1000 Rector. Piers. Hoboken.
AKPB.TAN 7 TTtf*s Sailing at 030 A. M.
AfllCitlLAll _iNfi rromPler IK. N. R.
PLYMOUTH— CHERB'O--SOUTHAMPTOM
NEW YORK May 11, June 8. July •
ST. LOUIS May I*. June 13. July 13
PHILADELPHIA. May 23. June 22. July 2O
ST. PAUL Jure 1. June 2». Aug. t
RED STAR LINE v s £ er
NEW TORK— DOVER— ANTWERP.
KROONLAND.May H. noon: Juna 1. July 13
VADERLAND.MayII.3:3<>PM; Jun* B.July
FINLAND..May 1«>.5:30 AM:Jun» 13. July 27
ZEELAXD .May 25.2:"0 PM;June 3S.Joly 2O
WHITB STIR LINE Sf°S s ;[' r
»IW YORK— QNSTOWN— LIVERPOOL.
BALTIC May t, 3 PM: Juna 14. Juiy It
MAJESTIC. May 13. 10 VM. \ .
t'EDRIC.May 17. S:»> AM; June 20. July IS
CELTIC. 31. S:3O.\M: June 27. July 25
ARABIC Inly 4. AUfr. l
•PLYMOUTH— CHER B'G— SOUTH'PTON.*
t ADRIATIC May 22. 1 PM: June 19
TEtrrONlO May» lf>AM: Jun« 23
OCSAXIC June g 2PM; July 3
MAJESTIC June 12. 1" AM; July ll>
tNew. 25.000 tons; has Elevator.
•fJymnasium. Turkish baths and Band.*
T E ME3>ITSS«AKEAN *£&*
— FR'iM NEW Tirflsl
CTIETIC . .May t>. noon; Jun-< 2l> Aug-. 1
HiJMANI.' July 15. 3 P. M.
— FROM BOSTON—
CANOPIC May IS 2:30 P. M • Juna 23
ROMANIC Jun- a. 9 A. M.
PASSENGER OFFICE!. it BROADWAT.
Freight Office, Whitehall Bid*.. Battery PU
From Piers 31-.*.2. North River
TO IJVERPOOL VIA QL'EENSTOWX.
PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH TO
LONDON AND PARIS.
CAROXIA May 7, noon
VMBRIA May 11
Campania May lSJEtrurla May 13
Carmanla May 21;Lu>:axila June 1
HUNGARIAN -AMERICAN SERVICE.
TO FIUMB VIA
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES AND TRIESTE.
C\RPA.THTA J'"a:iir.* nlnrv at GENOA.
SLA\..MA.. May 3> nnon July 18
PANNONIA Jur 20. neon; Aug. S
VERNON H. BROWN Gen'l Agent,
21-24 State- St., opposite the Battery.
©L 0 KDMIIMlt?!! L!HE.
DAILY SERVICE
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. Ports
mouth. Pinners point and Newport News.
Va.. conectlng for Petersburj. Richmond.
Virginia Beach. Washington. I>. C.. and ta
tlre South, and West.
Freight and passenger steamers sail from
Fi«sr 2«. N. R . foot of Beach St.. every
week day at 3 P. M.
W. L. WOOD TrmClo Manager - :
TJED "D" LINE
For La> Guayra. PnsjSi Cabellot Cnr*
eao and MaracaiU». via Curacao ' calilna
also a: Saa Juan. P. R. :
8. 8. PHIL.\DELPHIA..Pat.. Vay 11 noon
S. S. CARACAS .. SatHTday. May 25. noon
For La Guayra. Curacao, Maracalbo.
S. S. MARACAIBO Sat.. May 1* noon
S. si. ZULIA sat.. June 1, nooa
These steamers hava superior accommo
dation for paaeengj
BOULTOX. BLISS & DALLETT
General Managers. »2 Wall St.
D=DK!II 3
GLASGOW VIA I..'N""X:errt
Furness<a.Mayll.xt>m[AM rta .May 23 3 vm
Caledonia. May lS.n'n, Columbia.. June 'l n'n
Cabin «3.». 2d Cabin f^ 3d das, $"7 5O
and upwania. according to acuommodstlin *
■;*eni«»iip. For terms an-1 Information a r piy
HENDERSON BROTHERS. 17-1» Dr-,,dway
Steamships of tha RED "P" LINE will
sail from Pier 11. near Walt S>t Ferry
Brooklyn, for Sar. Juan <I!rect aa follows-
S. 8. PHILADELPHIA.. Sat.. May 11 wion
b. S. CARACAS.... Saturday. May 25". coo 2
For freight cr possage apply to
BOfLTON. BI.L-** & DALLETT
General Managers. («2 Wall St. '
[}{|ISLIASIii3 AHEBIIM |j|E
11 U NEW YORK— ROTTERDAM Ib
Via BOULOGNE
P»i'tr.<s Wednesday, as per "<«iltnj- list.
Noordam May S; June 12; r2s"tl
Ryndam May IS; June \»; July "i
Potsdan* May 22; Jun» ifi- \uZ f
New Amsterdam (new>,May 29; •.. -.'. Ana- li
Ftatendam June B; Jui v 1O- Auir 21
Freight & Passenger Agency, B'way "V; T
(TTi HR n r^* T v ; ■ v rk> I tkx th ax-
U NUAL<-.RT:iSE. F # b! a
'OH. 70 days, by specially
oharteredS.S. '-Aral l.;*io lit.,rt.^1 it.,rt.^ .to Tor "pi
TO EUROPE. 3 ROUND THE WORLD
FRANK C. CLARK Times Bltli..NewT;orai
MALLORY STEAMSHIP CO
T' actS to Texas. COIonKIO, Mexico. N»i»
Mexico. ArtsoDe, California. Georgia Flor-
Id*. Alataraa. etc. ALL, OCEAN ROUTE
TO MIAMI, PAUI BSACU. Fla.. etc. (via
Key West). Our booklet "Pocket Guide"
free. H. H. RAYMOND. Gen. Msr. 30
South St.. H. Y. ' w
«TA VELOCE"— Fast Italian Line.
Sailing from Pier 64. North RWer.
ft. of 34th St.. for Naples and Genoa.
Boli-gnesl. Hartfl*'.,! A i'o.. 29 Wall St.
COOK'S TOURS OF EUROPE.
eu this wasosj, $ISO to Jl l»5.
Proerams. THO3 COOK A SON. 2« icd
1200 B'way. 04S> Madison Aye.. - T.
EUROPE.— 'Busy man's r.. r only $170.
Apply at once. Other tours. $20ft and u»
Ttev. L> P. TEMPLE. Watertcwn. Mas<«. "
DOMT.STir SITIATIONS W.VNTED.
FemaJ*.
NVRSE. — young, clean, honest girt for
nurs« far small cMld; ron.l cf children;
v«rv best of references; no objection to th»
country- Call Fark Slop- Employment
Agency. 6S 7th aye.. Brooklyn, or Tei.
1313 J — Prosi :
XinSE: r.erman Protestant; neat, oblig
ing itlrl: saoderate waajea; rttv or cou»>
try. A. S., Mrs. I y. 123 West
23d st.
SEAiISTPJ^S: wtlllnst t.> «s?lst chamber
work; very neat: th.inughlv competent;
excellent references: city or country. H.
W.. Mrs. Collier's Agency. 123 West 23d St.
SEWING in private families: $1 10 a day;
neat work; reference. A.ijrtsa Sewing.
2»V» S»th aye.
TWO NURSES .lesire place together la
country; Sje unite nurse for Infant:
other for small <.!:l'dren, good steamstress;
j-ersoral references. ddrea* Freda. Box
40 Tribune Uptown Office., 1364 Broadway.
WAimW— >S >o«ng. neat tidy IrJali
pirl. br.st ier«res>ces; »»){«* *2»>: city or
c untry Flaherty's Bureau. eMB ColumboS
». c. Tel. 741-Klver.
WAITREHH an.l LAt>T'fl MAID.— Ry neat,
respm'tabla Uennan girl; Christian: no
objection to travelling. Homola, 223 East
73d st.
WAITRESS. nr»t claas: thoroucnlr under
stands h**r business; can take a butler's
rise*" (toot! references: city or eounrty. B.
11.. Mrs. Collier' s> Agency. 122 West 298 at.
WAITRESS. . first class: ratable: I i«-»
"chance: best references. Juaslla Bureau.
iau Lexington ava.
W\SHIX«I.— Family washing. Iron
week <>r d«->»*-n: prtvate h<>us«»; open air
drying- known party; best references); •»
«X by day. . 332 East 73d at.
WA3HINO.— Family washtns;: at hc-tne.
preferred; hamper or doeen; shirts. »ol
lars cuffs, children's clothes; reasonable.
laundress. 1«« Hast 83d st.
W\SHING tak»n home; Crat data w>**»
Wr-.fh:. 230 .'.«-. 17ta SU

New-York tribune. [volume], May 06, 1907, Page 9, Image 9
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], May 06, 1907, Page 9, Image 9 About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], May 06, 1907, Page 9, Image 9
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924