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COMPTROLLER GREEN CALLED THE ATTEN-
TON Sf the Board Of Apportionment yester-
day to the fact that certain bills contracted
in the Park Department while Mr.. Wales was
its president are not paid by him "becauso
they were incurred when there was no ap-
preparation to meet them, although that
course was contrary to law" This was in
tended as a hit at Mr.. Wales. But, then,
has it not been customary for the Park De-
partment to spend money without an ap-
preparation? We believe o deficiency"
item OF nearly forty thousand dollars was
asked for by the Park Department in the
estimates for the present year. Then, again,
there was no appropriation" for the back
pay voted to Park Commissioner Green by
the "Ring" Commissioner Tom Fields in
1870, nor for the expenses Of Park Commits
sioner Green's European trip, also paid out
of the Park funds through the friendly aid Of
the same Thomas G. Fields. The influences
around the Park Department have been per-
nicious, and have been deplored by Mr.. Wales
and some of his successors; but now these
are in a measure destroyed we may hope that
there will be no more expenditures unauthor-
lied by law.
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VICE PRESIDENT WILSON, according to q
letter which we publish to-day, gives his
ideas on his recent tour through the South on
political affairs and other interesting ques-
tons in very terse and incorporating
manner. The letter will be read with inter-
est and profit by those who wish to learn the
present situation of the South and the de-
lghtful position in which the powers that be
have placed themselves.
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TRIPLE S HE E I.
TIE HERALD FOR THE SUMNER RESORTS.
To NEwgDEA1ERs AND THE PUBLIC =

To NEwsDEALERs AND THE PUBLIC -
The New YORK HERALD will run a special
train every Sunday during the season, com
mencing July 4, between New York, Niagara
Falls, Saratoga, Lake George, Sharon and
Ricbfeld Springs, leaving New York at half
past two o'clock A. NJ, arriving at Saratoga
at nine o clock A. NJ, and Niagara Falls at
quarter to two p. NJ, for the purpose Of
supplying the SUNDAY HERALD along the line.
Newsdealers and others are notified to send
in their orders to the HERALD Office as early as
possible.
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YACHTING. The ocean schooner race Of the
Seawanhaka Yacht Club took place yesterday,
and resulted in the Palmer and Peerless car
rying off the prizes, Notwithstanding beat
to windward under lower sails. June is not q
favorable month for yacht races, as the weather
is very uncertain, and frequently drifting
contest is the result. A few months later,
when there is some excitement amid the
waters Of the Bay, sport can be easily
oItainnd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-25

The PHILADELPHIA CENTENNIAL The Phil
adelphians captured Big Bonanza yesterday
toward their forthcoming centennial celebra-
ton Of the first Declaration Of Independence.
Three hundred bankers, with their satellites,
visited tho proposed Centennial grounds yes
terday, and $500, O0o,0 600 we're represented on
the occasion. No casualties occurred, and
PROMISES aud good feeling were abundant,
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TIE INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH. A pre-
lirninary contest for the grand deciding match
between the representatives sent from this
city as riaemen and the sharpshooters Of the
Green Isle took place yesterday at Dolly
mount, near Dublin. According to our
dispatches the result was 50 close in reqnrd
. tie craftsmanship Of both parties that no
claims Of superiority can be INDUCED in BY
either Evidently the teams, when pitted
against each other, will leave but slender
margin FOR those inclined to wager money on
the result.
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COMMUNICATION from Commissioner
Porter was sent to the Aldermen yesterday
relating to the Harlem fats nuisance, asking
such full authority as the Finance Department
cannot dispute or cavil over for filing the
sunkcn land with wholesome, clean earth.
As Fitz John Porter is under cloud with the
Aldermen his communication was laid over,
ii spite az its importance
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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEToR
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY. stock mar
ket was comparatively dull and prices were
generally steady. Gold was firm at III.
Money rated as usual.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS On and
after January !, 1875, the daily and weekly
editions Of the New York HERALD will be
sent free of postage.
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From our reports This morning the probabilities
are hat the weather today ,oiA Be a little cooler
and clear or parity cloudy.
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Persons gong out Of torn for he summer can
hare the daily and Sunday HERALD mailed to
item, free Of postage, for 81 per month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-25

FRANCE is suffering severely from those
river floods which have SO long been con-
sidered as the especial Characteristic Of our
Western country. The Garonne now enters
into competition with the Mississippi.
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The EPIDEMIC Or CRIME. Tragedies seem
To be now the order 81 the day, and, a. the
law seems to be unusually lenient with the
offenders, there is little hope at present Of
cessation in crime. Murder is served ND in
The daily papers IN variety Of form
akin to romance or dime novel. The
latest instance is that of q father taking an
erring daughter out on the river for row
and convincing her Of the error Of her ways
By three shots from a revolver. As logical
sequence the paternal adviser killed himself
PRUss1AS JUSTICE. Count Won Arnim, an
old and well tried representative Of the Court
81 Berlin, has been unable despite his rank,
descent, services and influence, to combet sue
cessfully the present mania Of Bsmarckism in
Prussia. lie has been convicted and sentenced
p Imprisonment, not Of the Tweed consecu-
live kind, but long enough-nine months-to
numiliate him 10 the utternost degre. But
Ehen the French "Ld rcUdnchew cry comes in a
practical shape more than ono insulted Won
Arnim may be ready to clasp hands with the
invaders An iron heel in government is
dangerous IN this enlightened age.
MUsIc m THE PARK.-It will soon be mid
summer, and yet there have been no free
concerts in Central Park as was the Gus
'om IN former years. Indeed, we have not
wen heard 81 any preparations tor music IN
his magnificent pleasure ground this season.
For more than month our sister city Of
Brooklyn has been giving free concerts in
Prospect Park every Saturday afternoon. In
mediate arrangements q Ike character
should be made tex Central Park, and. as
tho best is always tue cheapest, ! capable ADD
welI-trained band should be engaged, S. that
tho highest class Of music may be heard by
al tho people,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-25
The Threatened Indian War.

Prompt measures should be at once adopted
to secure the frontier settlements from the
attacks Of the numerous Sioux and Chey-
enne war parties said to have left their
reservations. The fact that the tribes sup
posed TO be under the care and supervision of
the government are permitted to have the
means Of engaging in war is in itself crush
ing proof of the rotteuness Of the present
reservation system. The reservation, to be
useful, should fulfil the functions Of training
school where the wild Indian would gradually
be transformed into a farmer or a shepherd.
We have evidences enough in what has been
accomplished by the Spaniards thatth trans
formation is quite possible if only some tact
be shown in the treatment of the savages.
But 50 long as dishonest rings are permitted
10 make fortunes ont of the troubles they do
not hesitate to foment the settlement Of this
Indian question viii be as far away as it ap-
pears to be now The kind of craftsmanship
which can find nothing better to do with the
Indian than to kill him is as stupid as it is
brutal, and is disgrace to our pre-
tended civilization. What is necessary
in dealing with wild tribes is firm
ness and Justice. Could these elements
be infused into our Indian policy We would
soon hear the end of Indian wars, and the
members OF the Indian Ring would be COM
PEELED 10 turn their talents tor jobbery into
some channel where they would be less likely
TO endanger the lives of innocent people,
though they might still be used in preying On
the public treasury. The present system not
only is bad in its moral effects both on the
white and the red man, but it renders life and
property on our exposed frontiers 50 unsafe
as 10 materially check the growth Of the
Western settlements. Public opinion has
already condemned the dishonesty and trick
4 cry used in dealing with the Indian tribes,
\ and it is time that the evils Of the present
system should be checked.
I sconcHrNG WEATHER-The thermometer
took an unexpected upward turn yesterday
in this city, reaching ninety-fve degrees in
the shade, far beyond the temperature Of the
corresponding day year ago. The sudden
change was anything but agreeable to the
pedestrians on Broadway, the patrons Of our
lily ventilated cars and those who stay at
home to take care of the children and the
washing. The lovely Garden Of Eden over
which Disbcckcr presIdes, the Harlem flats,
was particularly redolent Of smells yesterday,
and the passer-by encountered such an ordeal
for human nostrils as may not be equaled
even in this progressive age. a few days
more Of such weather and even Disbecker
may acknowledge that the Harlem fats are
productive Of deadly diseases.
THF Nrw JERSEY FRAUDS which have lately
been brought into public notice in regard to
the management OF the Hudson County Jail,
have proved, under official investigation, ID
be yiIcr than they we're first considered.
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, - =
Twenty-eghth street and BToadMay-lhE pAu d.
MANIA, at s +. NJ. closes al 1880 I. A.
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VOLUME ....................'..NO ~
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CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.
THEODORE THOMAS CONCERT az T. d.
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WOODS MUSEUM
BROADWAY corner 81 Thrueth street-NECK AN
NICK at 5 r. M. closes at l1:il I. u.
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ROBINSON HALL.
West Sixteenth streeL-EEglish Opera-GIRoFLI
GIRoFLA, at = P ".
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THE Nrw JEsEY FRAUDS which have lately
been brought into public notice in regard to
the management OF the Hudson County Jail,
have proved, under official investigation, TO
be viIcr than they were first considered.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE,
No ga Broadway VARIErY, at p. ~ closes at 10 rs
Il
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GILMORE'S SUMNER GARDEN,
late BArnum's NORTHUMBERLAND POPUL CON-
u f at sP NJ closes II T. N, Ladies' and chill
aren s matinee at r. a.
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THE EVIDENCE IN SUPPORT Of the charges
upon which Mayor WicSham attempted to
remove the Fire Commissioners last Janu-
airy was first laid before the Aldermen in an
official form yesterday, and is published with
their proceedings. We commend il 70 the
attention Of Governor Tilden, who Las SO long
ne0laGted tho CHARGES.
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HELP wANTEp-MALEs

| 4 $40 PER WEEK AND A HANDSOME COMMITS
A. sion given TO desirable man on our now Shakespeare
=" ''' 6AssELI. PETER oALPIN, SOC Broadway.
| A GENTS wANTED.-cITY AND coUNgRY-To SELL
~ Teas % families and large customers greatest induce
| ments CANTON TEA CO. lis Chambers s.
A SEVERAL EXPERIENCED PARCEL WRAP,
and il pi wanted '''' 81 sTER SS bR6s Gh
RARKEEPER wANTED-GooD REFERENCE RE
= quired Apply AZ lSl0 81 av, corner eoth 81
PoY wANTED-IN THE OFFICE or AN IMPORTING
with his parents; salary first year 800 Address, IN
handwriting stating age and references W. station A.
CANvAssERs wANTED-FoR sALABLE ARTI-
receipt of25c L. n coEBoRSE co., p New Church
Cook AND CARVER wANrED-oNE WHO CAN
s6ares .ns pest must be capable q taking
WAETED--A MAN TO SELL A NEW PATENTED
lea Apply to the @ M sXf ef's Is 9 centre mss
yVANTED-sTRoNG YOUNG MAN IN PIANO WARE
m g e 70 Ss ssn p and BE @ ss
music Herald Brooklyn Branch onice
WANTED-FoUR EXPERIENCED cANvAssERs;
ply, from 10 y l., Clinton House, 256 fulton 81 Brockyn
JVANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO OPEN OYSTERS AND
clean dsh who understands his business Call
after 4 N. at l0lG 81 Az.
WANTED-A MAN. WITH 5000 CASH TO LEAVE
security any No Broadway, room H. 10 to
WANrED-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, IN A
w private family, as under waiter; have first class
references Apply between 10 and II O'Clock at No East
lsth So
yVANTED-YoUNG MEN TO LEARN AND ENGAGE
e On n Ns w isss e SiEcRar GoM
PANY, corner sth ST. and Broadway. oOpen eyenings)
WAErED-A BUSINESS MAN OF. GOOD AID
w dress deliver TO subscribers books in numbers four
days per week two days. Address PUBLISHER,
Don 30 llerala oulcc.
yTANrEp--A SMART. ACTIVE BOY, WHO RESIDES
w with his parents to commence a. GRAND boy Address,
lane Snaees - ''D''''''''' ''''''' - w
THE TRADES.
A FInsr CLASS BUTTER PACKER WANTS A
a permanent situation Address A., box l9i Herald
A PERFECT SYSTEM OF SHIRT CUTTING
Patterns furnished the trade Apply 10 r SHORT No.
West Fourth street.
CAPABLE MECHANIC WANTED IMMEDIATELY
& sSd ns To contract a PAYNE eay "n
inyestment and securing future business Address re
ITO PRINTERs.-A PREssMAN, UNDERSTANDING
good reference Address r NJ o. box III Herald Office
ArcHMAKERs wANTED-roR NEW. WORK; FIRST
" class workmen. Apply 10 GILES WRIGHT, Is
Maiden lane.
WANTED-BY \ YOUNG MAN SITUATION TO FIN
w ih baking has been the trade years in Scot
land. Can, address, ID. MUM. SD 9th
WANTED.-A MATCHMAKER WHO UNDERSTANDS
empoysn FLssHuER is Men iaHs
yKTANTED-A CoNFECTIoNER AND FANCY CAKE
w baker; his work thor ghy: steady
employment the tight party. Address stGting terms b.
Co, chas Lichtenberg, SO Broadway, New York
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.
Oon LEXINGTON Ay.-UNE BONNIE FILE FRAN
ZCO case desire placer CONNIE gouvemante bonnie
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VISITING GOyERNFSS.-A LADY HIGHLY EDU-
Gated desires few pupils; requirements English
French ghly and music: moderate unexcep
tonaDc references. Address ALPHA, box lu9 Herald office
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4 $40 PER WEEK AND A HANDSOME COMMITS
n. sion given to a desirable Shakespeare
0AssELI PETER 4 GALPIN, sos Broadway.
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A NY GENTLEMAN OR LADY WISHING TO HIRE
~ colored waiter capable of taking charge of
dining roo city references from employer adore,
T. j., Herald Uptown Branch office.
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tn ID Az, BETWEEN Asst AND AID SITS, IN
f the dye store-A respectable middle-aged woman
~ nIrso aud Scdmstess wages much object
comfortable home best reference from last place Can be
seen for two days
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WANTED-A GOOD, COMPETENT DRY GOODS
w clerk In retail store must theron ghly understand
the business: jew need apply Address stating salary
ALBERT, box s22 Post Office
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OH Sd Av.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL TO
r take Of children and make herself useful in
private family
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALES.

A YOUNG LADY, HAVING HAD SEVERAL YEARS
n experience in teaching would like to engage As gov
teach En- dish branches travelling companion
much object pleasant homes references
Conn.
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OIL 9Th Az, IN THE sToRE-A RESPECTABLE
Call or address.
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A FIRST CLASS MAN COOK WISHES A STEADY
n situation in hotel For particulars cal
or address e. w. 426 Canal ST., in the seloos
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A YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATIONS UNDER
~ stands farming garden n, of horses carriages
&c can milk; best reference; wages low. Address
LEVY No. lf9 West 10th ST.
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A YOUNG MAN, STEADY AND INTELLIGENT
~ wishes situation to Learn the grocery or dry goods
business small salary expected aud would trial
without salary for month Address O., box 10 Herald
Office
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DY PETER BOWIE, AUCTI0NEER-TIIIS DAY AT IL
ID o'clock ut No. 10 Lewis street the pc first
class Liquor Store, consisting OF Bar Counter ioutpu Ale
Pump. Mirrors. Glassware, sc.
NROCKERY AUCT10N.-1IENRY LOTZ, ATGTT0EEER
~ sells Wednesday October IL, at IL o'clock large in
voice OF French Crockcry, lately imported by g. iiAg L
Co. WILLIAM ANDERSON, So Barclay street.
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A ssLaNEE EEeEIvER,s SALE.

AT NJ. j.. FAv0RS AUCTION HOUSE. I3 FAST
a Fourteenth street, near Finh aycnuc--By d d.
III At 10 10 A. M new and second hand Furniture Carpets
mirrors, Bedsteas, Clocks Stoves Crockery Glassware
Cutlery two Sofa Beds Lounges Sewing Machines &C.
&c also 20 py advances two rich Peror Suits 10 reps
aud ono elegant satin Suit good new large lot Of
Brackets wall Sockets, Book Racks Ornaments Re also
iot OF Saws, blankets, Spreads Nc Dealers and house
keepers nyed \. BBest location for sales OF general
merchandsc. iumiture. &c
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QQ1 Sd AVA YOUNG WOMAN AS NURSE; WILL
JCl ing 10 make herself generally useful best city ref
erence from last employer
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A FRENCH PARTISAN LADY. HAVING MUCH EX-
N perenee in teaching and with the highest references
wishes engagement resident goyerness IN an meri-
iamy. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES branches in French
English Italian, music, singing drawing, water eolos
paintings algebra first elements IN Greek, Latin and Ger
Address ANTONIO, No 81. Denis st., Montreal
Canada.
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A THOROUGH, PRACTICAL WAITER COLORED)
n desires situation in private family Is respectable
aud steady with three years reference Cali address
@. r. ISL West 2ith
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10 WEST f3D 81, THIRD FLOOR. FRoNT-A
C1C competent person waitress elambc aid and
waitress who thoroughly understands her business
city references.
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EDWARD scnENoK, AUcrIoNEER

CARPETS MATTRESSES. BEDDING, BEDsTEAD rs
BUREAUS, rARLoR SUITS; IN SATIN AND
r1pa,xr nrx1vc b BEoGA gII4; n Tn, rupp !.
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A GERMAN LADY GRADUATE NEWLY ARRIVED,
~ experienced teaches music German. French best city
reference Address q. l., box l47 Herald Uptown Branch
Office
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4 GENTS wANTED-TO SOLICIT ORDERS FROM
~ families and the trade IN and county; best terms
Address N. A. KALER & CO.. 334 18th ax
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E,ARMING AND HOUSEWORK, TOGETHER, BY a
IL and his wife; encumbrance; farmer and
useful understands Of horses and cattle thoroughly
milk wife do Homework. washing aud ironing, &c.
moderate JUL address o. A. s. l35 Elzabet III
ST., near Broome second floor.
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A FRENCHMAN DESIRES a SITUATION AS
IL waiter other capacity good references Can
address ta present employera PELLErlER 1913 Madi-
S
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comprising Administer Moqurt and Brussels Carpets pier
and nante Mirrors rosewood aud walnut Paror, thanoer.
Library and Dining Room Suits Beds Bedding large lot
OF bed and table Linen and Blankets, China Gla-. and
Plated Ware kitchen Utensils &c Catalogues Monday,
a Office Of anciionaers.
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COLORED MAN COOK WANTS A SITUATION
~ mqueStonabe references to honesty, sobriety
economy and cooking make pastry Call address 15l
West sd st., for three days.
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY AN AMERICAN YOUNG
n man. in any business that will give him II living; Is
strong willing and afraid Of work temperate and honest
Address j. H., Herald Office
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eco I'D Az, BETH ZEN 42D AND 42D SITS FIRST
OOo Is0r-tirst class wnltress and ehamberinaid H. Il
private family il willing assist with washing; best city
reference from last place. Cali or address
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A SITUATION AS COACHMAN WANTED-BY A
~ Protestant young who thoroughly understands his
business and can be highly recommended Address g. g.,
No POP West 9th IT.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A MAN AS COOK AND
- carver; make pastry thoroughly understands the
restaurant business. Address NJ NJ box 1879 Herald Up
town Branch Office
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1E1 WEST 20TH STA RESPECTABLE Young
Icf woman as first class waitress in private family
best city reference.
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I 400 BROADWAY CORNER Asst STA RE
l1O spectacle girl take at children, would do
ehsmber~ogk and waiting; city reference.
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THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
Il TIE FOLLOWING PLACES ARE THE ONLY
AUTHORIZED OFFICES FOR TIE RE0ElPT oF
ADNERfIsEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR TIE
BROADWAY CORNER ANN STREET
1265 BROADWAY
80 sixth AVENUE. -.
CORNER BOERIM AND FULTON STREETS. BROOK
LYN
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NO EAST 9Th STA GERMAN GIRL. 20 YEARS
II old. speaking only little English waitress or
ebamhermnid IN American family.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs.

A5Q WEST ssT ST. GosF , GtH - ta As
ntir charge OF infant; operate on machine best
- refarence. Ring top bell
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O0e WEST 3GTH STA SCOTCH PROTESTANT
LOO girl waitress; thoroughly understands her bust
pess, good city reference.
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WANTED-Two DRY GOODS Statesmen HAVING
w long experience In window dressing Apply by letter
OF personally 20 NIL. MOYNAN co. 275 Grand 81.
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HELP wANTEn-FEMALEs.

! y EXPERIENCED MIDDLE AGED NURSE eng
~ ls Preferred for infant TO- SUPERIOR capable nurse
is offered but those furnishing
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