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Two of the QUALITY ADS.
IN TO-DAY'S
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Male.
BOY FOR OFFICE WORK, with some txpe.
Hence at ethnography and typewrltta*}
knowledge of mechanical drawlag desirable;
state talary desired. 6- T. D., Tribune Office.
Female.
MM LADY STENOGRAPHERS and Ham
mond operator*. - The Hammond Typewriter
Co., i:i Broadway, New York City.
READ THE OTHERS AND GO TO WORK.
HELP WANTED.
CANVASSERS.
New Newspaper Premium
Proposition.
Permanent employment, ■with puaran
ttei e&larr *n* carfare paid weekly, and
■ U>>er&i coousi&i-icr la addition. B^-st
jCTer in tie dry for experiences news
ptXtr. bock *i-<J isn^szine men who are
(iapted ta '-(bee and factory or house-
U> Tiousr work five orders a cay w!:i
earn »30 0O per we«k Call between 9
a. m. R.i I r rr..
WILLIAM H. GITTEI-inS.
Eoom 12*. Trtbuae Eaildins New York.
"JXTXNT. effice manager: wnoiesaie dr>-
rtoii c- similar experience; 6alary about
«M 0: txetprlcrj&l man wanted. Credential Em
jgjnntr.; CorpcratJon, 253 Broadway.
lOEXTt — -'ii *xr-er!-R«yl men; best premium
pfoposltlca ever o/Tered. Call, no mines only.
g >e'.!^gar. F.oon: Z37. 66 West Csth 6t.
Atjr.XTE to naacJe teas, coffees and apices; ex
■crinc* act necessary; build up a business.
■ zttrtii TSavr.s &. ReeA. 2TO Hcflscn st.
iStNTs.— Oa &1A Off Putsle: fascinates young
«t<s eid; fits the vest pocket; ear.'.p!*.* 10c
ttxtz i*>. 1779 Broaflwaj-.
iui--" : H. &. C. lire 'Etiaior. $.1*0; invaluable
19 aotenioblriets; engine dc«s the work: gases
rzritea fend cooled: pood openiae for rifilxt man.
Rocs -■i^. I"' 9 Broadway.
"jjOKKEEi't":: for novelty bouse; Quick and
teccrate; mast be good pearcan and coxae well
IWH:~ . $20. SUsfclU tPosltloa Broker).
j-jitiion Building.
gO'jKKEEPER for masalacuiriiig house; good
gypnrrrriT- salary S2t); must furnish best of
jeeTtCces. Migalll tßositioa Broker). Flatlron
i
jiOOKKEEPER fw Brewery bottling department,
•djtrje of nock, Ehip<ping and payrolls; speak
Gcstr.: $7S'!t Credential Employment Corpora-
I:sa. 253 BroadTvay.
BOOKKEEPER for !rer. err bottling rc-jartment ;
s«t s;eak German; f 7SO Credential Employ—
nea Corpcr£tJon. 3S> Broadway.
BOY. Gcatiie; f3 10 start; chance for promotion.
" "a" bf'"- ''■'• a. m.. Williams. 21S Fulton st
EC-It, it) to IS years. e.-i:nraar school graduates
preferred, tor banks'j.nd ether concerns. Na
•ieal E*"" b -' EKs"han«€. 47 W>st 42d *t_
OXVAfiERS ana COLLECTORS; best terms
la: of srrtod character. Colonial Life Ins.
Ot, 113 r.»t: --i «'-
OJBCVA^=ERs — Laxga corporation opening up
Bnoklya desires e«rvic*-s of hustling canvas
m sr.3 ccXactors- sPWlfir^ ose or move foreign
;iKTuafes J. E. Sch'jyler. 367 Fulton St..
&TCfc!>Ti
(_EEKi. junior; 26 to $» to start. National
_^____I_l_J_______i______i_L£l__
tCUIEGE MAN <tecfcnlcal). along electrical
lies [refcrrea. for ceml-crecutlve position; ex
■pzlszxt -;sar>-. Credential Employment
tepcrttlc* '»«tablififc«4 1904). 253 Broadway.
DTNAiIITE— Man. experienced In powder mill,
to cr«rr:e a nltraur; ealar>- $1,200. Creden
t.«: ::■: ..-.r.: Corporation (established 1004),
5 ---»^.;-.
COUPLE wasi^d cook. a_ful, butler: $60: city
jisre; reference r?<juired. Miss Shea's Bureau,
t Eut -1. Et.
COUPLE— Farmer end wife; furnished cottage :
I 4&; Ga__3 cr Ncrtrsgian. Woman's Do
a«r.i? Letr-.-«. 11 East 33d st. Agency.
. •. y. : .-:: .. J2.73 day. aiaeoy Pub. Co., 45
Jehr, t;. ■
DAIRYMAN— Must pats our examination an<l
ca'.-e rt!er«r.;es that will rtand strict Investi
gttias. L-ir.tc'Lt & Crowe Bureau. 645 6th are.
ELECTRICAL GOODS FIoor manager's posl
:;.r far «perle_ce_ man; salary $I.oio to
. ILSOO. with lead prospect*. Credential Employ-
I n*rt Ca>cr-Uon. C 53 Broadway. --
I;j£"'"E:rT MANAGERS — com
pary, e_:e_din_ old established business
«UJS tr.ergf-tic. ! ; onfcst tnes to control new
atritrrj Creamer. _ National Casualty Co .
_<i Xefsao et. --■ ■
FARM REMAN— Must be thoroughly compe
■ tent tad able to prove if cha racier impor_mt.
It--;-- iv. CrOTr e Bureau. 645 6th aye.
nVE GOOD MEN en eucce^sful weekly; pedal
znpcslzion; gets <juic_ orders. Call. Leslie's,
S Ear. 27th st.
FOOTMAN. 5 feet 11 Inches; $35-HO. Winthrop
Bu-tfc-j fT tv»gt S« 1. St.
GOOD POSITION open for salesman who can
. p.- work for Swiss haad machines Knlcker
taettr Egibrotap-y Works. 505 West Broadway.
EISH SCHOOL GRADUATE— CIean cut Am*rl
- eta; Gentile; about 20, unusual opportunity;
t-r>. SG24. Credential Employment Corpora
tiOß. I" Brosdway. (Established 1004).
JIAXAGER -r ofSce, experienced in general de
*»:'.£ '.-.:•: be thorough executive; good op
»ta_stty; lI.SOO. Mighlll iPoaitior. Broker).
Fatiroa Euiidlr.g. -
KaKaGER high class co-operative grocery and
aat rcarket; must be experience-! buyer. Na
tießEl Er-p'.svinc.-t Eychanrf. 47 West 421 ?t.
HaXaGER — Typewriter ma—ufacturer lean's
22.2 to take ch_rg< of ett-blisfced ottcc in
Kf* Erglir.^ city. Credential Employment Cor
j'-'£'.::r. I:.:. Sronlway.
IUKCFACTCBING SUPERINTENDENT —
Experience producing emal! manicure files;
tl.3oft. B_a:r.«£s Service Co . 309 Broadway.
ii»h:.i^L COUPLES — Man farmer: wif«- cook.
fecusewori: nu«: be compeie'ii and good caar
ytr. Lamb':;! & Crowe E-Jrea.i C4Z 6th »rt.
-.—EX c ' athletic aspirations to join Br-j'-k'.yn
■ ceast artillery corps: training, swimming ____:.
f-^a-luin. #■:.. . free. Fit. Tribune OSico.
Jt_X of athletic esplrations to joia Bp^.klyn
csast artillery corps, traioln?. swimming tank.
P— :r.afi',i:Ti. ft-c.. free. B, B. C . Tribune Office.
■EX— Wty cot go •- n.ov'.r-.g p'tture business?
bo_*y E:r_:!; li;er_« and ;o6lJcn guaranteed.
Ccr.fi.iT Tsvic-, *: T^'vs-. 2st?. St.
lAT£N'j_^ — Tecfcolcal man in large manufactur
&t D3tce to investijats a.'org electrical Uses.
<>?£erti3! Etiplcyrrxat Corporation (established
___ - ?'2 Broadway.
&EAL EiTATE SALESMAN to cell or rent high
tins rlty rralty: hsnlvz* make big money.
Vcrta Pf_;ty Co.. I*o Nassau Ft.
EU£B iIANAGEH. with advertisias en>eriente.
for ne-.- boneetoM article; s-'.-rj- fJ.SOO. Cre
wstiai Bmploi—Hent Corporation (established
my 253 Bro-dwav.
£*ICE3.A3£. Leslie's Weekly: educated, deter
~ir ; *_; ov.r St; permanent position; $30
■Mkljr. c_!i alter 2 p. in.. Room -3. 33 East
ytb ►•_.
S4X£>KbN throughout the United States to sell
. . *~tc_io_;e _tofct»sties- every owner wants our
-**«(.■ itftrtnccs required. O'Neii Tiro &
; _^t»ttOT Co.. __0 !;road~ay.
_t*l.Kri-»«_f-Tirit -c, traveiiing manager, elec-
eO o_t; ato_t $1 '■;<<. Cretientlal Employ
gtr.t Cor- oration 2.*3 broadway.
*l-E-:M_:N ,v & nu-d~to follow up leads on c<->m
jnisticn; sttacy trnployment; m-ust be good
__y« 1... B^ ;t Tribune Office.
tiLESJUN. with email capital, to join party
jyiiirillinlilj. „ new camphor ice: lar-* I3el_
_^g_f^g troftti. SM«>lgs. Box *•■ Tribune Office.
vjth email capital. to join party
a new camphor ice: large field
; __?_bls__ot's. Bh>ld*. Bot 22 Tribune Office.
£ *J£cMAX~i_n"t7_"to follow up leads on cora
i jsittic-r.; £iea-iy enjp'-oyrr.ent : must be good
fdJS___M-- : - c * -*• Tribune Office.
| Al-ES_i_X. — Esptricnctd merchant tailor
JJ h tr »c«. Northern New Voric or Central West.
p*" ****■ Servfcae Co.. SOO Bromlw^ay.
■ ,^-ESUEN".— Bakers' eupplles; one Northern
»!.i" Vorii °n« Norfolk to New Orleans;
Bstlmcs Service Co.. 309 Broad
fcA1 -E i ;~i!_?C~Tt^_-.-fiiirg) to"r-.anrt!«- our article as
ri *^' Gt One; txf-r-Ueut propo-ition; exclusive ter
>iVT': '''-^ral co:jcc_«ions. Novelty Sales Co..
C2i_Sroa»Kar.
C •o^»oV i tr ° Ktenographer: eaUrv $730
-*^ * 8 ;^: ticirUsnt raar.cn for advancement.
{_S™JW Er.:f.'ovrne_t Corporation (established
. ~2_|_j^3_^!pß<iway. ■ ■
t t?^ > 0 J i "Ai'li_R— Two ycuns men, familiar
--__j »w nork. Jum Exchang*-. 67 Nassau st.
i"Jl N ° G it*HKLR. ' Pr fouih America; gp*nl«»i
ilfc__ a»-t:-.fcir v . sinsit rr.an: saUry $I.V»<> and
wET'"'*'^' '■" Crt-Jer-tial oym«Ot i-'.r;,-ra
|rSbs____*__l liV)4). 2T/i Broadway. N
♦ N(^«APHEP~Spa r isi, and English ; must
«-f_r,-.T or0:j -' 0| y «--p«-nenced ; e_c*«llnrly good.
KS^fc?* rt «fct I^rt>" tit Call. DiehJ Ex
- 'frrirt?***'**'^"* ; standing b&t.kkter'i'is:
_*__»._! irS1 ' faLl *ry d'-pen.s on ability. Cr-
;*pV~-^? T -'°'" <t rit < 'on <.rar-.(,. 2.*i3 Hr...< :w»V.
I j» COgrap *IER— Young rntj! who is looking
C»lt' il I*1 '** 1 opportunity; saury to «art $15.
\t r .' Uisfeili •{-.•.■■>\. Broker). F_.tlron Build
j^^^ <"- fc> __^____ ' -
"^ii' 31 '- * p " E >53 secret*!-* to" t.reaßurer:
"irt"tTi- of N e w York City preferred: aalai-y to
B-i'c"_-fB -i'c"_-f ' *"- 1:1!1 (I'-eitloii Brckcr), riatiron
- FT^CTT""——^ __. _. r
*' * r H*r»ii l "^^^ t "' — Ksp^r'cncc-d liicn -.anted li
i'*B__ 1 i? il<1 *" lin **J *"^rv $520 to ?7*o. Ore
jis^' ( sa» l^'*nncat Corporation «»st3bll_!je<l
■Sm_m, ■""-• "iK»:n-t#-rii ut« f.i man. any *ia
' aSi • r " a *-J Immediately. Mia. iiiink-
Ut,^^ |: en c. 4 L**t 42d «t. Tel.
HELP WANTED.
HELP \VANTED.
Male
STOCK SALESMEN mvo only) to sell stock of .
SL ™«?» IXTEN * :DENT -~ Ex P«ienced m sheet
Co "0a ™ nu f actur '. «I.SOO. Business Serx-^e
co.. 4«ua Broadwa y.
T^>, - E ? K ITA^ L , X L 'F"E ASSURANCE SO
„** b l} TST S d^irous of increasing us agrency
ch«™ ,\, m«"-°Pf,m «"-°Pf,V tan district, offers to men of
character and ability life contracts, wth tncreas-
Ji?*l^L eaaallon ever year; special attention
f r»«t IS, 1 !!* 11 ' T **& more ingrs. Branch Office.
4 _ast 4-d st. Jerome J. Wilson, Manager.
TR \ FFI , C MANAGER— Experienced in han
oiiue large volume express shipments- capa
*n% " eci i tive : 5---00. Business Service Co..
309 Broadway.
TWO GOOD DRAFTSMEN for automatic m»
chlue wcrk: 521-125. Willis Hawley. Central
*■ M. C. A.. Fultca ana Bond st&., Erookivn,
-Joaday.
TWO GOOD TOOL DRAFTSMEN, " with manu
facturinc company; 521-s_s. Willis Hawley.
Central Y. M. C. A.. Fulton and Bond sts ,
Brooklyn. Monday.
TWO MEN. accustomed to quick results, on a
special ofter made by successful weakly. Les-
He's. si Ea«t 27th st.
TYPEWRITER for special work; rapid on ma
chir.e. your.g man who will us*- his head*
Credential Employment Corporation. 203 Bread
way.
UNEMPLOYED — Why not go in moving picture
business: Outlay small; instalment plan; po
sitions procured fre_ B. &H. Moving Picture
Cc. 136 West 37th st.
WANTED— Machinist linotype operator; nights;
union; will pay the eca!e only. William P.
At_ln _ Co.. £3 Gold st.
WANTED — Salesmen to work an abundance of
fresh Standard Dictionary leads. Call at Funk
& Wagnalis Company. 44 East 23d st.
YOUNG MAN. about _1, for office work; salary
fS week to start; must be well educated, pos
sess good reference and good appearance; good
chance, for advancement for right pany. J. M-,
Box 15, Tribune Office.
Female.
BOOKKEEPER, double entry. 514; assistant
bookkeeper, typist. SJ*-$10; refined applicants
cr.ly. Call Monday, after 0:30. Elsie Diehl Ex
change. ftf Nassau st.
BOOKKEEPER and STENOGRAPHER; $12~per
•neck. NaUor_U Employment Exchange, 47
West 42d ft.
BOOKKEEPERS ASSISTANT. S9-51O; girl with
knowledge typewriting preferred. Call. Diehl
Agency, 90 Nassau st.
CANVASSERS earn 515 weekly; t call and they
'".ill teach you how; out of town write. Harris
Co.. 1&54 23 aye.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS: city position
?25. Albany Bureau. 20 East S3d st.
CHAMBERMAID, who will do -raiting; $25
Aster Court Bureau, 24 West 333 6t- German,
Swedish or Irish.
CHAMBERMAID-SEAMSTRESS— Young wom
en; good seamstress; Protestant preferred; $25.
Woman's Domestic League. 11 East 33.. Agency.
CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS— Two In family;
522-525. according to experience; must have
gecci reference. Waldorf Bureau, 12 West S3d
Et.. rear sth aye.
COMPETENT WAITRESS: wages $SO, for city.
Mrs. . Dickinson's Co-operative Employment
Bureau. 33: Mgdison aye.. corner 4Sd st.
COMPETENT, well trained child's nurse, who
car. eew nicely, wanted Immediately. Miss
Brinkley's Employment Bureau. 4 East 42d st.
COMPETENT FRENCH NURSE wanted imme
diately. Mrs. Dickinson's Co-operative Em
[.loymfnt Bureau. ?31 Madison aye., cor. 43d st
COMPETENT KITCHENMAID. for city, inune^
-lately. Mrs. Dickinson's Co-operative Em
ployment Bureau. 531 Madison aye.. cor. -ASd Ft.
COMPETENT NURSE for child two years, im
mediately. Mrs. Dickinson's Co—operative Em
ployment Bureau, 331 Madison aye.. cor. 43d st.
COOK, for family of two; desirable position;
wages $30. Call Monday at 10 a. m.. Eioom's
Agency. 747 Lexington aye.
CGOK — German; good references: S3O: three in
family. Astor Court Bureau. 24 West S3d «t.
COOK, for Montclair; good wages; three in fam
ily. Astor Court Bureau. 24 West 33d st.
COOK — French; first class; good wages; refer
ences; city. Aster Court Bureau, 24 West 33d
st. "
COOK Good Swedish cook required; 630-540;
city references. Astor Court Bureau, 24 West
333 st.
COOK wanted for priest's house, near city; 525.
Call. Mis? Shea. S East 423 st.
COOX — Swedish or German; must be thoroughly
competent in all branches; wages $45-$3 O. In
dustrial Association, ft East 42d st.
COOK. 530: city: two in family. Winthrop Bu
r*au. fS Wott 35th st.
COOK and LAUNDRESS, for country; wages
555. Albany Bureau. 20 East 33d st.
COOK-LAUNDRESS— Two la family: $25; ex
cellent situation; another maid kept. Waldorf
I Bureau. 12 West 33i st_. near sth a". <;.
COOKS laundresses chambermaids, waitresses,
nurses. Call after 10 a. m.. Hcfmayer's Bu
reau. '.53 West 23d St. '
COOKS, cook-laundrossr-s. kltchenmalds. chil
dren's and Infants' nurses, lacies' maids, wait
resses; no fee till placed. Eureau Social Re
cuirf-rr.enTS. <> Ettt 4-"d st.
FRENCH NURSE for a boy eight years of
age; must have first class reference. Harry
Turner Bureau. 24 West 45th st.
GERMAN NURSERY GOVERNESSES wanted
immediately; city, country: desirable positions.
The Hopkins' Edut_tio_tl Bureau, 307 sth aye.
Mrs. Pillsburv. Proprietor.
GOVERNED?— EngIish Protestant: two chil
dren, six and eight; wages *35 to 540; must
have good reference*. Industrial Association, 0
East 42-1 st. '
GOVERNED for two children; teach English,
German, music; physical care; good discip
linarian: salary $40-550. Mrs. PiUsbury's Bu
reau, 507 s:h aye.
GRAFHOPHONE OPERATOR — Must be thor
oughly experienced; good salary. Call. Diehl
Agency. 99 Nassau st.
HOT WORKER, for two adults; no washing;
references rfquirjd; wages $25. Albany Bu
reau. 80 East 33d et.
HOUSEWORKER. for family of two; short dis
tance" In country; wages $30. Bloom's Agency.
747 Lexington aye.
HOU C s'-' ::^ORKERS. for city; email families;
wages $_5 to $30. Bloom's Agency. 747 Lexing
ton aye. i .
HOUSEWORKERS. colored; in small families;
apartments; good wages. The Victoria Agency.
•&<, West 123 d st.
LADY DEMONSTRATOR in a department store
* anted; salary and commission. Call at 709
Park av^.. Brooklyn.
LADY'S MAlD— French or German; must bo
'willin- to travel and have good references;
wages 530. Industrial Association, Inc.. 0 East
42d st.
N_R£E= —anted for institution, near city, tu
* bercuioeis patients; $25 monthly, with mainten
ance and laundry. Irwin's Nurses' Registry. 77
V.(«' 11th st.
OPERATORS 1 two... oxperler.ccd on line ladles'
dresses- Heady work; good ray. Hainmar &
KshiT/i. 17!> Wofeter st. .
\-I-R«F wanted to take child of tix month* to
' board in Mr home; country preferred: r. f-r
ences- V'O-525. X . Miw KltzGerald's Burtau.
503 sth aye.: entrance j*2d_st. ;
V'Y-r=ery GOVERN KB*', for New Haven, Conn.
.. Winthrop B-r-au. 05 West SSt et.
Stenographer— Must i* good bookktep^r
princi^iiy: la -^ * 10 - Jupp Ezehan a - "
! Nsfssu st. , . _
' KTEVOOBAPHER— Lady of culture. frep"ssess
•ns • esp3l'«» '-ana C ofllce; refined applicant;
*15 "call after •:•» Monday. Diehl Exchange.
go N'asssii bi .. Room CIS. —
: vr»C,RAf B~B— Hl^i class position open to
fl£t c!a« woman; salary $16. Call. Diehl
iMnrr :-as«_u "_____
_S~voQRAFiSie!" with Broad experience not
S_? worU; «'» *"'• chance. Call a :
■^TTTwViRL-. together, jor email private iam
1 »?■ «", eitUt laundry: cii-mDenaald-wait
««-'go<d «*«*»• industrial Asscclation, Inc..
1) E*«t 424 st. __ _ _.
■^rr—nißl^ Together, to do work or house;
-TWO V-lui-dreßS t. ar.d elwmbermaW-waitress.
«^-^-t-_ _e«-«e. 11 Eat Id. Agency.
— -— r-^TfiTc to' do work of house; r.o laundry;
Vu!.?r> • »'<> Wir-ihrop Bureau. «*• West ssfh
"fijM'i I ji m 1 H I" ■<■!< TTiilliiiis.l T'nr
J Vol - -• __ g™«» ** Wftc 48a ft. __
— r^fp-D A. neat young woiatn as waitress
" chambermaid in a prlvat. family, where
v. If iirlier* kept, for an apartment, Call
I , T * c ffl;__*nm 2 au__So- Cth sv<__ near Wth.
•— • — • — s_.i- city; two lv family; apart
, sS?f^___£ !2^_i_______L_-^______
v .rr-.-rj>T wanted iii office. Address, la
YO #tatlng age. expenence. ret
crenc« "'^ «*£*_ X'K ' *' '- X "'
S_T¥fiEs?3sfiA_n«ET MAID; — -. ., ...— SVtaUlr^
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY Zo. 1910
WORK WANTED.
Male. ; ~~~
AUDITOR desires engagement opening clos
ing and taking general charge of small sets
or books; moderate rates.- S. _ s Rot 17
Tribune Office. ' iiox I<f
liOOKKEEPEK and accountant; 27; nine years'
experienco; best reference; desires position at
once where ability will be rewarded- honest,
energetic and steady. Bookkeeper. Tribune L'i>
town Office. No. 1304 Broadway. iIJUUUO »-^
BU£HKL_IAN. &c— Young 5 colereA man" as
bushelman and presser; good ex&erlence- ref
erence. R. M.. 108 West lead st. **"* " "
CAPABLE, cnersfttlc man, on. experienced !n all
office and sales dcartnioni* desires oo^isiou.
R-. UMO East 17th m.. nrooklyii. '
CHAUFFEUR. — Married: understands Packard
and More cars: shop experience; careful city
driver: good reference. 11. Bond. 151 West
lOhtr. jst;
CHAUFFEUR.— Six years' private family refer
ence; Buick, Pierce- -Arrow; also understands
norsi\ furnacn, motorboats; temperate; any
wjicrt^_Bcl3.i)d^ 721 Lexington aye.. top floor.
CHAUFFEUR.-— 3y young man; thoroughly
competent, careful driver, city or country; ref
ere ni.es. Fatkln. 244 West 2-3 st.
CHAUFFEUR. — Operate and repair any gaso
lene car: sober and reliable: references. Ad
dress Harold Brown. Edwards. N. Y.
CHAUFFEUR. —Beginner; machinist by trade;
single, .5, graduate School of Automobile En
gineers; careful driver and good mechanic: will
Sj> for trial If desire.; city or country W. C,
1007 Boston Road. The Bronx. _
CLERK or ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER.—
. youtiK man; salary $10 to start. B. Meyer,
-510 Clarendon Road. Brooklyn.
DETECTIVE Eeeks employment. day or week.
shadowing. Investigating, securing evidence in
domestic and business difficulties; highest rel
trences. Bean. Box 20. Tribune Office.
CARRIAGE PAINTER; go to country. Inquire
.Sunday, 3 o'clock. 19 Lawrence st., between
l_6th and 127 th ?ts.
HOUSEKEEPER— to tcke full
charge; practical, economical. Address Prac
tical. Trtbune Uptown Office. 1854 Broadway.
MECHANICAL. DRAUGHTSMAN.— Some"e_perr
er.ee in structural; neat, accurate and quick;
Al reference: salary moderate. M. X., Tribua*
Office.
DRAFTSMAN, mocha:: icai; v.-anta work during
ep&Tf. time. J. g.. Box 24. Tribune Office. __
FARM SUPERINTENDENT.— High grade man
in every .branch; none better; no place too
jargfc. Lqmbcot ._ Crowe Bureau. 645 6th aye.
OFFICE BOY.— Experienced; 17; can operate
typewriter; two years' experience; excellent
reference: $(5 50 a week. Ambitious. Bos 30,
Tribune Office.
GFFICEMAN, 48; strictly honest; accustomed to
handling nelp: wishes seml-clerlcai position.
Wehenkel, IS9 Wesr 101 st st.
SUPE3RINTENDENT. manager, care 01 ostate;
offico building and apartment house; Ameri
can; master mechanic; references best. Sprow,
209 West SOth st.
WATCHMAN (NIGHT).— Aged 40; FOber. relia
ble: references furnished. W. Ransom. 257
Sth aye.
WORK of any kind, by strong young married
man. for a moderate salary; has references as
to honesty, .vrilljngr.ess and ability. Address M.
Stevenson. 565 Woodward aye.. Rldgewood
Brooklyn. "
YOUNG Man. 27, married, wishes position
where advancement is assured: best references.
P. B. J.. Box 22. Tribune Office.
YOUNG MAN. — wholesale house; has had one
year's experience in office work: best of refer
ences. Eos 23. Upper Montclalr. N. J.
YOUNG MAN. _3. speaking good French. Italian
and English, wishes situation. A. J., SO3
West SSd St.
YOUNG MAN. 20 (lame); at anything. Martin
Walthers. 4C,i nth aye.
YOUNG MAN wishes position; understands gro
cery delivery; take care of horses; city; country
preferred; city references. Address H. R., 15"
East L2sth st.
YOUNG MAN, 24, in office of well established
firm; Al reference; strictly sober and reliable.
J. P.. ir.52 Broadway. ,
Female.
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer: used to tak
ing full charge of office; capable of handling
correspondence, sj-stematizing office work, in
stalling bookkeeping systems; eight years' ex
perience; good wages. Box 07. Jersey City.
DRESSMAKER. — By week or monthly en
pa_rements: special rates; experiences; ref
erences; a trial to convince. Osthoff. 433 West
4fith st.
FRENCH TEACHER. Parisian, gives lessons at
pupil's or her own residence: best references.
Address Competent,. 341 West ::Oth st.
POSITION as companion desired by an American
lady, with excellent references; could assist
with housekeeping, etc.; good reader; would
travel. Address Box 257. New Canaan. Conn.
RESPECTABLE young widow wishes cleaning
offices., mornings or evenings; good references.
Mrs. Coghen. 554 West 43d st.
STENOGRAPHER TYPEWRITER. — Young lady
wishes half-day position: best references. G.
G.. Tribune Harlem Branch. 263 West 125 th st.
STENOGRAPHER, double entry bookkeeper,
seeks position; four years' experience. T.
B. X.. Box 1). Tribune Office.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, capable, well
educated, wishes permanent position. Rob
son. 546 West 156 th st.
STENOGRAPHER. &c. — First class, experienced
stenographer and typewriter; rapid; excep
tional references. B. 8.. Tribune Harlem Office.
2'"" West l.sth St.
STENOGRAPHER. — Expert and accurate; wants
temporary worn; is available at any hour.
Room 1.300. Everett Building. 45 East 17:h st.
WELL EDUCATED young lady, good penman,
preferably with stenography, for office posi
tion; educational work. Address J. W. H.. Ee_
US. Tribune Uptown Office. 1364 Broadway.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
BUTLER. Lady going abroad wishes place for
her excellent, useful butler; $40; five years'
persona: reference. Miss Shea's Bureau, S East
42d et .
LIiXL_R. — First class; English; willing to valet;
excellent American references; SSO-stO. Wal
dorf Bureau, 12 West S3d st. "Phone &00 llaci
ton. ______________________
BUTLER. — Useful, second houseman; young,
tall North German; good appearance; thor
oughly competent; city references. Osterberg's
Bureau. 716 Lexington aye. Tel. 1055 Plaza.
BUTLER or VALET.— Belgian; tall, very com
petent; nighest references: also good Dan
ish; will go out of town. Julten Bureau. 47
West 4?d st. Tel., 4881 — Bryant.
COACHMAN — COOK. — Married couple; man
coachman; wife good cook; private, small fam
ily: country or city; best reference. M. D., 230
East 86th st. m
COACHMAN, gardener, pcultryman, milker; first
class; small place, where competent, reliable
man 13 required: best reference. Address Gar
dener. Tribune Uptown Office. 1364 Broadway.
COACHMAN. — First class: siugle; thoroughly
experienced care horses, carriages, harness;
careful driver; city, country: generally useful;
references. Thomas. 224 East 42d st.
COACHMAN . — Scotcnman, single, 37; thoroughly
understands business; strictly sober, her.ee!.,
Industrious: car. cars and drive autoirro-116; good
♦efercrcts. •A. M., Tribune Uptown Office. 1364
Broadway.
COUPLE (Swedish); mar. first c_is butler and
valet: wife excellent cook: highest reference;
together or separate; go anywhere. Miss Mar
garet Smith's Bureau. 23 West 42d st. 'Phone
3039 Bryant.
COUPLE. — Wife cooi: and waitress; man useful;
one year's references: $50. Albany Bureau, 20
East 33d st. Tel. 5255 — Madison.
COUPLE. — to:::, ; butler end cook; thoroughly
competent, neat; city or country; best refer
ences. Address, giving particulars. Couple. 108
West 54th st.
COUPLE. — Man good manager, coachman, gar
dener; understands horses and cows: wife ex
cellent cook and chambermaid. Rasmussen's
Bureau, 722 Lexington aye.. cor. sSth st. Tel.
5734 Plaza.
GARDENER. — Head; thoroughly understands his
"business in all its branches: graperies, green
houses, roses and orchids; landscape work a
F.pecialty; Scotch; married: no children; ten
years in last position; references. Address M.
j.. 2C4 East Ridgewood aye.. Rl3gewood, N. J.
GARDENER, coachman, handy man; first class;
married, with family; well and personally rec
ommended. Lamboot _ Crowe Bureau. 645 Oth
aye._
GARDENER (Head. Working). — Scotch', 15
years experience; understands gardening in
all branches; aged J2-. married: disengaged when
Silted. A W. fry y7«. BfPUr .'SvHU. N. .1.
GARDENER. — Married: small family; Scotch;
twenty-five years' experience; conversant with
landscaping; expectation* moderate. J. L.. Wm,
Elliott & Sons. 42 Vesey st
Q A RDENER. Single; where ability and steadi
ness are appreciated; German. Paul. 42
Vc-ey Bt.
GARDENER.— SingIe man; knows his business;
where ability and steadiness are appreciated.
Paul L W. Elliott & Sons. 42 Vesey st.
HANDY MAN. — City, country; undcrstandu fur
naces; bandy with iools; will do anything;
t<--: references. A. Smith. 45 6th eve. _
HOUSE — Couple. Swedish: wife.
first class co<jk, meats, entrees, bread, pas
try man. houseman, furnace, vale' work;
sober and trustworthy: together. $6."-$75; ref
erences. A nderson. 247 East 6dth St.,
POULTRYMAN.— MiddIe aged; single: thorough"
ly understands Incubating, breeding, care and
feeding of poultry; |9B to start. Lamboot —
Crowe Bureau. 648 6th aye.
U-EFUL i MAN.— Assist waiting: English; Rood
references: very willing and obliging: city or
country; *-<> .J-illen Bureau. -17 '.Vest 4_d
Bt. Tel___4SSl — Bryant. t
TjSEfTJL MAN. —By young colored man. in pri
vate family; two years' sth aye. reference:
country preferred. '■ '-•• care W. Scott. 2
West Bth st. _
VALEI m_»e_Ber, superintendent of hull lings
or work i" engine room: first class reference.
_. H. Rowlett. »■ East • i -' 1 st.
Female.
ATTENDANT to Invalid; good esamst !>•.•'«:
will assist chambermaid: best references:
city or country. G.. Mrs. Collier's Agency, 123
West •■I3d______ __
DUTLEB; COOK. — Couple. Hungarians; useful
butler; cook or house worker; good refer
ence* ■ city or country; f43-sno. Jullcn Bureau,
47 WejJ 42d st. Tel.. 4381— Bryant
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS— An excel
lent Intelligent young Finnish R-lrl: bust ref
erence's- S_l Evi ROOB Bureau, C.20 Lexington
live. i_f_r_r.3d »t. T*l- 142S— Plaza.
(3KA"Mr?ER>fAII> and WAITRESS.— By Finnish
.. •■■;■ besi references; city or country. Weld's
It l i-i*r___j_!4 Coiumbus aw. Tp',. "^ .____________•__,
CIIAMBERMAID. — German; »'ood sewer f h«
eiH waltln~: b*«t reference*; city or coun
try waceu $22»*25. Call at Lang; & Boecherer
Co.' 43.-ir»-»7_W"*t ar,,T st.
CHAMBERMAID.— AssUt waitress North Ocr-
i ■,_•! »j.-.-,t references; city or country.. Indus
trial Association fine), '.< East 4.d it 'Phono
2HM— .Murruy__ll!_l ;
COOK"and "LAUNDRIES.— By Finnish girl: l*bt
references; city liieffjred; wages IJS. Welda
Bureau. 324 Columbus _ay*. Tel. 7feO4 Schuyjer.
C6OK.-^-Ftrst cla.«a: ;; years' exc«llent»clty
ref«renco: city or counlry; S3.VS4O Waldorf
Bureau 1- Wc.-t S3- eL ' ' J "■"•'» 300— Madlsoa.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
" Female.
CHAUFFEUR— NURSB. — Brother and sister;
Irish Catholics: chauffeur, several years' ex
peiierce- girl, nurse, good seamstress: together
or separate; city' or country. Morrow's Bureau.
721 Lexington aye. „ ,
CHAM3ERMAID-— Excelleat »eamstr«ss; very
b4st rfSces: 825- Call Rasmussen's Bu
reau. 722 Lexington aye.. cor. sSth st. Tel..
6734 Plata. _
<shambermaid «" PARLORMAID.— AssUt
waitress- Scotch Protestant; 2 years' ex. •<•...
references; city or country; P«sent employer.
123 to 525. Industrial Association. 0 East 4_d Bt.
CHAMBER MAID.— youriß girl; understands
her busings thoroughly: used to beet families:
references- $"-' Hod's Employment Bureau.
723 Lexington aye. Tel 4698 riaza._
CH -\M_E~MM D a°<s WAITRESS — S_rtS_
larly neat. compstent. obliging young
woman: excellent references; country pre
ferred. C. >l»a- Collier's Agency. \22 VvtsL
2Sd st. . ,
CO'OK— Prof esslonal ; where kltehenmaid is |Mpt;
has no objection to any part of country; ten
years' reference. B. S.. Tribune Uptown Office.
1364 Broadway^
COOK. — First ciass in all branches; excellent
baker: economical, neat; 30; best references:
cltr or country. Industrial Association (.Inc.). 6
East 42d si. ______
CCOK. B«apectable colored woman as cook in
private family, boarding house or hotel: good
reference. Wright. 112 West 13ith et. Bullock's
bell.
COOK. — Swedish competent and trustworthy:
first class references: city preferred: $35
$-J'V Julien Bureau. 47 West 42d et- Tel..
43S1 — Bryant. .
COOK.— Scotch proteitent; assist, laundry; ex
cellent cook: well recommended: country
preferred. 8.. Mrs. Collier's Agency. 122 West
-'3d Bt. "
COOK. — German: flret class: good oaker: test
references; city or country: wages Itß t4O
Call at Lans & Eoechsrer Co.. 43-45-4" West
3sd st.
COOK.. — French: competent: good baker and
manager, with kitchen maid: exceptional
references; city or country. Julien Bureau.
47 West 42d st. Tel.. 4351— Bryant.
COOK. — French; excellent city references; just
disengaged: in city. with or without kitchen
maid. Miss Margaret Smith's Bureau. 35 West
42d st. 'Phone 3^30 Bryan'..
COOK. — Good Finnish woman; experienced
cook: best references; city or countrj': $25;
al.«o tjoou iaundrc«:s. ?S<). Evi Roos Bureau, 6C20
Lexington aye., near 58d st.
COOK and LAUNDRESS. — By respectable wom
an; in small family: good cook and laundress;
best reference. Address, by letter only, O'Han
!on. 121 Kast 130 th st.
COOK. —First class German: to help out by th©
day. Zacbovlc, 316 East 62d gt.
COOK. — ?->at. first class Swedish: excellent
cook; three years' city reference: country or
city. Osterhere's Bureau. TIC Lesington aye.;
tel.. 1038 — Plaza.
COOK. — Swedish: $40; city or country; excel
lent references Albany Bureau, 20 East SSd
st Tel.. 5255 Madlscn. -
COUPLE. — German-English: do entire work
private fanillr; city or country; several years'
experience: references substantiating. Morrow's
Bureau. 721 Lexington aye. Tel. 1928 Plaza..
ENGLISH Protestant maid and seamstress,
housekeeper or companion; 15 years* refer
ences; city or country A., Mrs Collier's
Agency. 122 West 2Sd st.
FAMILY WASHING, ironing; month, week or
dozen; private house; open air drying; will
furnish best references. 332 East 72d st.
FREXCH-SWISS. experienced, a^ nursery gov
erness to children from seven years up; good
references: wages 555-SW. Address _ M. E..
S4! West SOth st.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK.— Strong young girl;
good cook; v.ash and iron; very best refer
ences. McCaltazn's Bureau. 130 East 29th st.
Tel.. ,">7fiG— Sladison.
GOVERNESS, companion or housekeeper. Ca
nadian; fluent knowledge French, German;
excellent musician: highest references. W.,
Miss FitzGerald's Bureau. 503 sth aye.; en
trance 42d st.
HOUSEKEEPER. — Working: to take full
charge, practical, economical. Address Prao
ti-pJ. Tribune Upto— n Office. 1564 Broadway.
HOUSEWORK. —By strong. middle aged
woman; good, clean cook and laundress;
country only; $10 monthly; good references.
Call Ir~ ln's Bureau. 77 West llth st^
HOUSEWORK.— MiddIe aged woman: experi
enced; good cook, washer and ironer; best
references: lotv \vage6. McCallum's Agency.
130 East 29th Et Tel.. 5706 — Madison.
HOUSEWORKE??. — General; young. neat
Swedish girl; excellent cook, waitress; best
references. O?tcr'jerg's Eureau, 71C Lexing
ton aye : te!.. 105S — Puza.
KOUSEWORKER.— By Finnish girl, best refer
ences: wages S'2o: city preferred. Weid's Bu
reau. "24 Columbus aye. Tel. 7594 Schuylfer.
INFANT'S NURSE.— Trustworthy Irish Protest
ant; experience: take charge, bring up bottle;
understands al! foods; city reference. Gaflney
bell. 592 Cclumbus aye.
INFANT'S NURSE. — Hospital trained; young
Irish Catholic; refined, con: p« tent; city or coun
try; wages $_"•. Julien Bureau, 47 ~i>st 42d
st. Tel. 43S1— Bryant.
INFANT'S NURSE.— Hospita'. trained: English;
eight years' experience; supplies own uniform;
excellent personal references: city, country. In
(iustrial Associatior. Inc.. P East 4^:d st.
LADIES' MAID. — French; competent sewer
and traveller: best references: city or coun
try; wages SSB-S3O Call at Lang _ Boecherer
Co.. 4.-,-4.'.-47 West 33d st."
LAUNDRESS. — Can do shirts, collars and
cuffs; wages $30; Finnish flrl. excellent ref
erence. Jussila Bureau. 660 Lexington aye.
Telephone 445S — Plaza.
LAUNDRESS. — Swedish girl: first class laun
dress; shirts, collars, cuffs, etc.; excellent
city references: friend first class chambermaid.
Osterberg** Bureau, 716 Lexington aye.; tel.,
lO.ir.— plaza .
LAUNDRESS. — Encllsh. young; first class
s'-.irts. cellars, cuffs; 3 years' excellent refer
ences; $25 to S3O: city or country. Industrial
Association. Inc., 9 East 42d st.
LAUNDRESS. — twedish, your.g, very compe
tent; shirts, etc.; flrst class references; city
preferred. $30-SSS. Julien Bureau, 47 West
42d st. Tel.. 4"?\ — Bryant.
LAUNDRESS — Scotch. Protestant: shirta. col
lars r.nd cuffs: flrst class references; city or
country. $20. Julien Bureau. 47 We6t 42d st.
Tel., 43S1 — Bryant J
LAUNDRESS. — Swedish: experienced: city ref
erence; ISO-SSS; also others; city, country:
SXS-9SO. Waldorf Bureau. 12 West 33d st.
Tel.. S00 — Madison.
LAI"NDUESS — Thoroughly competent: can do
shirts, collars and all fine linens. Miss Mar
garet Smith's Bureau, 25 West 42d st. "Phone,
SOSfißry a nt.
LAUNDRESS— First class; young; city nr
country place, does ehirts, collars, cuffs; two
years' referer.ee; §30. Miss Shea's Bureau 8
East 42j st.
LIGHT housework or charrbermtiid and wait
ress: capable young tvoman; best references;
city or country. E.. Mrs. Collier's As^ncy. 122
West 23d St.
MAID — North German; to travel, or would like
to care for linen room in hotel; good sewer.
H. X . .V) 3 East 51st ft
MAID.-— Lißht colored girl; Al references. Show
er?, 01 West Stth st.
NURSE. — Superior; with long, excellent refer
ence: city or country place, with growing chll
dren; $35. Miss Shea's Bureau. 8 East 42d st.
NURSE. — French: thoroughly experienced! ex
c*-'!cnt seamstress; wages, $25- city or country.
Industrial Association, Inc.. 9 East 42d st.
'Phone. 2993 Murray Hill.
NXTRSE. strong, as useful attendant, invalid or
nervous person, through day, evening or resi
dent, physicians' references. Miss Conor, 108
Madison ave^
NURSE to grown children; English; teaches
French- good sewer; $2G-s2o; good references ;
city, country. Industrial Association. Inc.. 9
East 42d st.
NUR?K— English; young; thoroughly exv«er!
enced; w!'! take sntlre char?e of one or two
Children: live years' reference from forrr.-ir em
ployer. L. P.. Miss FitzGeraU s Bureau, 503
Bth aye : entrance 42d sr.
NURSE. —Experienced 1 , refined; will take entire
charge; best references. A. L. S.. Tribune
Harlem Office, 203 West 125 th st.
NURSE. — German: experienced; for children
over two years old: good sewer: city or
country; wages $25- S3O Call at Laos £
Boecherer Co.. 43-45-47 West 33d st.
KURSK. — or lor; excellent reference: experi
euctii with children; .s_s-S3O. Waldorf Bu
reau. 12 West Z:\ A . St. Phone. SCO — Madison.
NUR9E — CHAMBERMAID. — German-American
Protestant, exrerieuced nurse (Infant or
grown): friend, chambermaid, excellent seam
stress. Morrow's Bureau. 721 Lexington aye..
cor. sSth st. 'Phone. 1928 Plaza.
NURSE GIRL. — Young Norwegian: willing,
obliging:; assist other work; best city refer
ences; $1S; friend, chambermaid, waitress.
Oet.rberg's Bureau. 710 Lexington aye. Tel.,
insri — piarn.
NURSE or NURSERY GOVERNESS.— EngIish:
will take entire charge of child from 2 years
up; excellent references; go anywhere. Miss
Margaret Smith's Sureau, 25 Weal 4_d su
♦ 'Phone. 9088 Bryant.
OFFICE CLEANER.— By young C.erman-Amfri
can woman. Ca!'. or address Mrs. Spor. l'-><:3
Proepect aye., Bronx.
PARLORMAID and WAITRESS. — Neat youas
girl; can also do c-hamberwork and seam
■tress; best references; $23. MeOallum's
Agency. ISO East 20th st.: tel., 5706 — Madison
Square. •
SEA MSTB,B6B. French; by the day; competent
scud references Address F. M. P., S4l West
SOth st.
TWO girls. — Protestant; competent cook:
other laundress uhirts. collars, cuflfsj; friend
IcUeheacaald ; any distance. Morrow's Bur*au.
7^l !. xlngion aye., cr. SS:h St.. 'Phone. 1928
Plaza
WAITRESS. — First class: takes place of butler;
wages. 5-5; city or country. Industrial Asso
ciation. Inc.. 0 East 42J 6t. 'Phone 2993—
Murray Hill.
WAITRESS. CHAMBERMAID. HOUSEWORK
— By neat, willing Finnish girl: best refer
ences. 11. K. Ostcrberg's Bureau. 716 Lex
lngton aye.: tei., !'i 58 — Plaza. .-
WAITRESS or PARLORMAID.— Scotch Prot
estant; tire* class: four years' reference;
city or country. P. , Mrs. Collier's Ajrancy. 122
West '2V.d si.
WAXTHESS. PARLORMAID.— Nice Swedish
jlrl; good Apr-earn nee: excellent waitress:
t-est references. Osterberg's Bureau. 716 Lex-
Ins tonave. _»___ _____
WASHINO.— Oexman woman to do washing anj
Ironing, 4 days; taken wash'.ns home, Anna.
.116 rat C-d at.
WOMAN of rcnnenifnt, unencumbered, would
take charge of furnished room house. Mr».
M., Box 12. Tribune Offico.
WORKING KOU3~XE_r>_R !n bachelor
apartment by experienced, faithful woman.
with excellent personal references; cards and
agenelca not noticed. Mrs J. _ l"0 South
E ' ' loLl Plate. tirooklytt.
\v6IUCI.VG EKEBPBR.— C*p*bI» at tak
lntr entire charge: very Rood cook and nuin
• t;er; excellent reference*. Miss Marganit Smith's
Bureau. A WVet 4?d «t.___Phon_ SflSO Bryant.
YOUNG, light complexloned colored woman in
•small private family or apartment; aleep out.
i curl Reed, 1021 Lexington a.\_.
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
ROLL, TOP
DESKS
OFFICE
FURNITURE
tn treat variety of
•tyle and price.
T. G. SEXLETT.
111 Fulton St.
RETIRING.— SaIe office furniture, bookeme*.
chairs, d«^ks every description. ALFRED
TIGAR, 104 William st.
INSTRUCTION.
For Boys and Young Men — City.
Packard
COMMERCIA
SCHOOL
(Fifty-Second Year.)
AY and EVENING SESSION
Commercial and Stenographic
Courses.
Individual Instruction. Enter a
ly time. Call, write or teleph
101, 108 and 105 _, rJ3d St.
Sab~ay station at door.
BERKELEY SCHOOL
7£nd St. and West End Are.. > - ew York.
.Founded IS SO. Individual Instruction.
Prepares Boys Thoroughly tor Colleses and
Scientific Schoolt.
Second half year begins Feb. 1. A few
boys will be received now.
BERKELEY SCHOOL
FOR BOYS.
72d Sfree* (Sl West End Avenue
For Both Sexes — City.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
MADISON SQUARE (1122 Broadway).
Harlem Branch. 343 Lenox aye., above 127 th st.
Brooklyn " ' 21 S Livingston street.
850 BRANCHES IN ALL CITIES.
Pupil* hear and speak the new language ex
clusively from the first lesion. Trial lessons
free.
FRENCH IN FIVE WEEKS.
A practical knowledge of French guar
anteed. Prof. CHOFFLET, of Pan?.
Classes daily, n. Allott me to explain
my system. STUDIO. 1 West 34th St.
For Young — City.
The Barnard School of
HOUSEHOLD ARTS 2 _1^. 7 4! h
Practical courses in Cooking:, Embroidery.
Millinery. Dressmaking. Household Decoration.
Accounts, Management. Specially intended for
girls who do not go to college. One or ail of
the subjects may be taken. New classes now
forming. Extension courses for young matrons.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.
American and Foreign Teacher*' Agency.
Supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors, Gov
ernesses, etc.. to Colleges, Schools and FamUi-'S.
Apply to Mrs. M. J. TOUNG- FULTON.
23 Union Squn r« .
EXCURSIONS.
Delightful Tours to
NASSAU AND CUBA
Tickets good to return until May 31.
Parties will leave in Jan., Feb. and March and
visit the magnificent resorts at St. Augustine.
Ormoad and its famous beach. Palm Beach.
Miami. Nassau. Cuba. etc. Business men and
their families and ladies c_ a Eta all important
points without waste of time, travelling under
escort of experienced conductors the entire round
trip, and beina: relieved of every care.
OTHER TOURS California,
_ Mexico. Porto
Rico, Mardi Gras Carnival, Japan,
Around the World, Hawaii. Europe, etc.
Railroad and Steamship Tickets everywhere.
Send for book, mentioning: inforciatio— desired.
RAYMOND S WHITGOM3 GO.
225 Fifth Aye., New Tcrk. Tel. 6270 Madison S<j.
Boston, Philadelphia. Pittshurg. Chicago, etc
BOARD AND ROOMS.
KOOM 'hoard if desired > for yo-ang lady, with
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16 & 28 days
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New York . - Fea. 3lS_ Lcuia . Fab. 13
• .V>.ir« Star etea_ar frorr. Pier 48. X. R.
HED STAR LINE • ' Frora Pier 14, J». *"
ncU STAR Lint • 10 a. _.
New York— Airrwen>— Paris.
Flr.l2s-3 . . Feb. 2;z*eUa_ . .. ...Feb. '.»
Va.asrla__. . Feb. 9!Lapiaad (ae>Br). . .reb- Z3
WHITE STAR LIME S^Tmu
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_aurenUs <ne~. Feb.s.2p__, Baltic . ?"•*, 19
Plymouth — Cherbourg —
Oceanic. Jan. 29. 10 ami Adriatic. Feb. 12 a— l
tN York.Feb- 3. 10 air. = - Louis. F«~l». 10 ara
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Cedric (21.039 Tons). Feb. 1«.
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Forty hours from frost to Cowars. S&lHsgs
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PLTMOrTH— < HEKBOrRG—
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Kronprin- Wm.Jaa. .'5 Knar .sr.VMul
K. Wm. Jer Or ..Feb. S Cecille iCar. XI
BREMEN DIKJECT.
Twin-Scre-w Sailing* Thursdaya at 10 A M
Zletea Jar.. 271 «G. ■-. ...-.j'.cn.K •> -4
Roan Feb. lOIRhfJa Mar. a
•Calls at Plymouth and Ccerbourj.
GIBRALTAR — NAPLES — ALGIERS.
Mediterranean S_lll-~« Saturdays at 11 A. M.
•Berlin (new).. . Jan. 291 K. Albert T«h. 11
tGr. Kurfuerst-.l'eb. s|Barbarcs«_ Feb. 3*
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Independent Around the World Tour*.
Traveller** Checks ccuil all over the *orl<_
A^ply OELRICHS _• CO.. G*n«ral A.ent-.
» BROAnWAT. NKW YORK.
CLARK'S 12TH ANNUAL CRUISE
■fi Feb. 5 to April 19 _■_
TO THE ORIENT
By S. _. Crot-^r Kurfwr»t
THE OM.V ORIENT CECTSE THIS TTIXTEB
Under the Able Manag«ts nt or
FRANK C. CUHK.
S-ver.t;. -r>.r*e iays. lncludlnj it day* i«
tgjrpt and tit- Holy Land, costies only f4.-0.t4
f=U??;J IJ^. l l l S?.* SoTO «=^rs»oas. Kete-ls. «c
*PECTAr FEATrRI Madeira. Cadi.. S«vf!l*.
Algiers. Milta. Coniuatlnople. Athens. Ron*
the P.lt lera. etc Tick-ta good t o «op ov«r '.»
Europe, to tnclud* Pa_cton Play. «tc.
Europc-Obrrmjumerxau Tours. $270 Bp .
"\xk C. CURK. Tli»«» Bide.. N« Tech.
RED "0 M LIME pl " » ? Fwtt «
nCU ■» LIHC Brooklyn, at -Noon
For g*n Juan. P. R.. L* Gu»yr_, Pto. C_.«lV».
Ccnca. an. M_nc_lfro, via Curacao.
CARACAS.... Jan. 2>iPHl_____PHlA.._-e_. •»
For La Cuayr-. Curacao _d -larAcaihe.
ZI-IJA .Ftb. 6!MAR.\C.\IBO....F«^
fiuperior Accommodations for Pusasaserm.
BUSS. DALLE TT i CO..
General Managari. < TVaJi St
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE
't'wln-.Scrpw Psiwnitr *»ervlc«
s * yonK-RoTr&KUAn m ecuou.NE tm
Noor__m..Feb. 1. 0 aralr\>t-__n.._.....ir a _, •_
fctateneam.retv S. 9 amlNooniam ".Mir %
Holland- America line. ,> Broad-raj. N. y.
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