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such demand shall have been made
by any senator no other motion
shall be in order until the same shall have
been voted upon by the senate, unless the
same shall fail to be seconded. After the
senate shall have decided to close the de.
bate no motion shall be in order but
a motion to adjourn or take q recess,
when such motion shall DO seconded by
a majority Of the senate. Whenever
such motion shall have been lost or failed
Of a second it shall not be in order to re.
new the same until one senator shall have
spoken upon the pending meas
INTERVIEWED. The tariff bill was Their taken
up, the question being on Buffers amend
ment reducing the duty on cotton ties to
30 per cent. ad valorem. After q long dis
cussion it was rejected by a strict party
vote. Senator Plumb moved to reduce the
2-lO cent additional duty ON hoops, when
cut into lengths for baling purposes, to
lilo cent. As no quorum voted, the sem
ate adjourned.
IL the house on the 9th, on motion of
MI. Mckinley the senate joint resolution
was passed, accepting from the G. A. r. a
statue of Gen. Grant. The speaker then
stated the vote was upon the resolution
viding that after two hours debate Il shall
be In order to move non-concurrence in
senate amendments to the Indian appro-
priatipn bill. The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Enloe, rising to q question Of priv
ilege, said that pending the cali OF the
house be had started ont Of the house with.
out his hat to attend to some business in
the capitol. In passing out OF the door
the dooxkeeper told him he could not pass
ont. He replied he would pass ont. The
him. He offered . resolution to briae The
docrkeeper to the bar Of the house for CON.
tempt OF the house sud for breach Of prom.
lse 70 the members. The speaker IN
ruling upon the question said the rixhts
aea privileges Of lilnsmbsrs Of the house
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w ANTED.-l'artv with capital to Join
w builder; no brokers. Address No
RISK 1fI,uu. nNir.
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Common Peas-Genera Term-Before Larremore. q. j..
DAILY and BschOl J. J.
Common Plcas-specis Term-Before Allen, J.-Calendar
for March.
Common pless-Trial Term-Part I-Before Bookstavrr.
Nos. 1920 7Os. 3f3, $50 l-35 f2l sol. III. 1873
iG75 i5i7,. 1914 1916 400 49, 1893 1875 1879. 1885,
1851 1854 1850 1856. 1857. less: 1882. 12i0 19ti.
1925 lG2 1925 1910 lNi. l75, 1892. 1852 ll6l 1882
Common Pieas-Tfial Term-Part II-Adioufned for tho
term. ~.
tions.
CITY Court-Trlal Term-Part I-Betore McAdam. c. J.
Nos 1903 So so 10 AlS. 30 49, 49, 49,. .OO3, t3S
1872 5O2 i56 42a 49, 43i. 81, ZIG, 49, 522 49, 1870
Gity c5art-Irial Te.m-Part II--Bctorc MeGown. j.
SIS SO 1926 ga, 553 597. 1910 43i 4o2; 500 2t52
oO2, 39s $50 2isO. 33l 1875 100. 3l3 81 81 l3l 45
SIS 55I 800 3i49 800. SOL. 5G7, 57l, 51S; $780, 5Si
1873 $50 400 co., Coz COZ. 6l2. GA, 6l5.
CITY Court-Tria Term-Part liI-Before Van Wyck J.
~, 81 1904 t3 1888 AL ~ tSs tol osS go o az
35G, 3O7, Al SOB 17OS 2s2. 1923, go, 4Si, 1888
City Court-Tral Term Part IV-Spocia calendar.
Court Of oyer and Tcminer-jefore Judge Barrett ana
Asss tant District. Attorney t0f.--NO. ]. -
Of General Sess0nsPart fBefore Fitzgerald, J.,
and Assistant Dstrict-Attorn Bcdord-Nos 70 ~,
inclusive. -
Cour, ~ Sessions-part II-Bcfore MARITIME j..
and Assistant Distct-Attorney Psrker-Nos To H. In
elusive.
Court or General Scsslons-Part TII-Before Symth, r..
and Assistant Dtrict-AtOrney Jeromc.-Nos to D. IN
elusive.
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present, and the Judge gave intimaton as to his
course when the time for drawing the next Grand
Jury arrives. This disappointing, and the hope
that Hudson County would show some Revision Of
feeling. horror OF the crimes committed within
its borders has been disappointed. With sheriff
who is identified with the very men who are charged
with the great conspiracy, the prospect for justice
in Hudson grows dim. only by strong assertion
of the courts rights by Judge Knapp any thing he
accomplished toward the punishment of the offenders
in their county.
The Senate Committee is not Of course charged
with the duty Of seeing that the rascas are punished
properly. but it may prove feasible 10 secure this
Justice by means of the scnateS investigation There
is more than one Grand Jury in the state
The committee has long task ahead Of il. The
examination Of scores OF witnesses and detailed in
vestigatons Of the registry lists are still to lac made
and there are rccounts necessary in some precincts
while two entire Assembly districts remain 10 he
counted. Weeks will pass before the end is An.
preached, but whatever the time required the Senate
will continue in session until the bottom is reached
The Ballot Reform bill presented by Senator Wcrts
to the special committee will be considered in detail
this week. The Hudson County frauds have made
the demand for the reform imperative bat there is
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no real necessity for altering the original plan to meet
this case. The frauds in Hudson County, in fact,
were not due TO the inefciency Of the election laws.
Dnt To the confidence Of the criminals that the bosses
could protc"; them, whether they committed petty
larceny or stuffed ballOt-box. The bill before the
committee is far elaborate than any OF the ballot
reform bills yet considered. either in NewJersev or in
other States. system Of elections and new
series Of laws in reference to corruption are all en-
bodied in this proposed enactment. The recon-
mcndations Of Governor Albeit followed In the
main and especially that which provides for the voting
of unofficial ballOs-a feature that provokcs criticism.
Tile impression is that the bill is overloaded and that
the first duty OF the committee should be to divide 1t
into separate measures. The attempt 10 reform the
method Of ballong should. it is thought, be separated
from the plan of state registration. The commit
tee will spend this week in considering the plan de.
viscd and a report 10 the Legislature IS not expected
for several DAYS. The discussion in the Senate and
House will occupy at least three weeks.
The bill to limit horse racing to thirty davs year
will probably become law. The Imperative need 0f
check the winter racing is universally recognized
so long tn gambling was confined to the tracks
there only moderate opposition 10 the winter
courses: but lately pool roOms have been opened IN
all directions and CITY saloon has It's regular
caller. who takes all bets left with the barkccper
during the morning.
There have been companies for making artificial ice
formed in nearly every part OF the state, and the
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J.-Dcmurrers-No So IS, 70, ~ 49, 70 SO 81 Di-
,Ofcr,NJs. sol, Jl9 800 SOB, 92O. 1925 lo2i lOzo'
1o-9 1880 1892 1853 Law and fact-Nos. 49, 2-o. loo
supreme Court-Spcclal Tcrm-part II-Beforc Beach.
J.-Dtmurrsrs- %. 90, 81 So -, 81. So 81 ss'
l03s 1899, l040 lOfl. lc42 Law and iact-Nos. Oh,
Supreme Court-Circuit-Part I-Beforc Barrett. j.
supreme court-Circult-Part IIBetore Patterson. J.:
Nos 5G3 1884 ia BOIL 9G6, 1896 1880 81 l4o5s
92ss 1929, 9sl, 1879, 17tt. l745 7o9 no. 3ls 2o-3
1866 1928 1907. l722, 1911 1873 omit.
Nos 50l7, 1855, 1856 $50 Gi5 f2o PSI 5 itoS i'?
l1Gl ll7s. 1867. S35 s39, $40.
Supreme Court-Circult-Part IV-Brore lngraham, =
G0i 81. 2955 1868 1919 1888 I7s 1850 lo5S. 1907.
COS. 1891 l556ia. 1881 1872 400. Il0l = 97oT ~
1885, 7i3 1924. 1905. 1896, 1897. l2oS l2v' is"e''
. number reached. 1852 $500,
Surrogate's Conrt-Bcfore Ransom S.-Wills Of James
Donovan. John W Fry and Jane Brcsn; 10 ~ a. ~
John Lauritz, p. For probate: wills OF James W.
Bruce. Ellen Ga'gan and George A. scott. 10 a. M
Della Bathgat, 10 80 n. m. -, 49,,
Superior Court-tieEeral Term-Adjourncd until this
morning.
90 81 So So .
Superior Court-Eguity Term-3efors Dgc.o. Nos.
953 30 223 33r, $50 800 32 80 323 324 325. 3@G.
347. 2o3 $3.50, BAG, 2G2. 2O2 1928. 275:
superior Conrt-Trial Term-rart I-Def0re Sedgwfck,
Superior Court-Tra Term-Part Il-Before Freedman,
J.Nos. 9s5 DOB 9G5 422. 1920 1925, lS6 700. 1909.
Superior Court-Trfa Tcrm-Part II-Beforc Tru1S. j.
Nos. 1ll2 1924. 532 1899 1893 3S2 1888 1914 963.
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Two boy prisoners escaped yesterday morning from
tho jefferson Market Police Court through window
opening Sixth-avc. Their names are Thomas
McGrah, twelve, Of No. - Varclst.. and Henry
Fisher, alias Frank Lukcns age fourteen, Of No. 81
Wattsst. The two boys arrested by officer
Patrick J. Murray, Of the Fifteenth Precinct. for
breaking open showcase In front Of fancy goods
store at No. 30 Sxth-ave. When brought to court
yesterday morning. Officer Murray, instead of pnt;ing
them I'm the "pen.' brought them into room behind
the scrceantS room. Usually there Is officer
tailed 10 This room, but yesterday the regular officer
not there, and when Murray put his two prisoners
in the room Roundsman Campbell who was in charge
Of the court ordered hm to watch thcn until officer
was sent 10 relieve him Murray remained with his
prisoners minutes and then went into IN. court
room 10 make his complaint. During his absence the
BOYS stood on back of ~ the benches, raised
"A window and climbed out the shed Of a newspaper
stand, jumped from IL To the ground. and running
across Sixth ave, disappeared down Nmth-st.
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THE HUDSON COUNTY FRAUDS.
. ,oxc SEASON OF WORK BEFORE TIE SENATE
C0MMITTEE-A NEW BALLOT REFORM
LAW-TO STOP WINTER RACING
IN NEY-JERSEY


Trenton, n. j., March 2.-Whlther the invcstca-
.on into tho Hudson County frauds may eventually
Lad the Senate Committee no man tell for that
must depend upon the evidence as it is gradually
attained but there should be no doubt whatsoever
=. IN the destination Of certain election officers and
Democratic bosses Of Hudson. They should be on
thc road state prison. But in spite Of all the
crying demand for justice upon these scoundreis the
douht as TO their punishment continues unrclicvcd
1Y,e case against them is clear as daylight. the
facts have been published in all the newspapers and
a stenographic report Of every movement Of the
Senate Committee is available, yet the doubt remains
N cloud the fame of Jersey justice. Nor does the
address Of Justice Knapp. OF the Hudson Circuit. to
the Grand Jury on Friday last remove anxiety.
Judgc Knapp extremely vigorous In denouncing
ti,e crimes against the franchise and he painted a
strung picture OF Tweed, bnt there nothing done
the Grand Jury dismissed for the term with
The assurance that evidence could be obtained at
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forces ano Carriages


Han Dl,AU n CO.,
"A. 3.2, 3.i, $40 BIoome-st.
ELEGANT
CARRIAGES.
LARGEST STOCK AND WAREROOMS
IN THE WORLD.
BKOUGHAMS - sizes.
BRO"GHAMS (Ex. 'FRONT.',
BKOCGHAMS &C Springs).
BHOUGHAMS (Sus. Sprlngs),
LANDAUS (Leather Tops.
LANDAUS (Glass Fronts.
COACHES (Glass FiOnts),
NOCkAWAlS Is Pass).
EOCkAWAlS eek. Ffonts)
EOCKAWAYS Coupe.
SPRING DRIVING TRAPS.
SPRING DRIVING TRAPS.
Novelties.
CURTAIN RIO SKAWAYS.
Carts,
Mil Phaetons.
StanhOpc Gigs,
DYCiOis' Pnactons,
Doctors Wagons.
Contractors Phaetons.
Road Wagons,
Depot Wagons,
Mag0ncttcs,
Dog Carts,
Nilagr Carts.
TX Top jaOgiOlcts,
LADIES' Phact0ns.
Top Pony PhactOns.
ILiicf n Traps,
Natural Wood Surveys,
Natural Wood Wagons,
BueAboarts q Pass.),
sLEIGHS. SLEIGHS.
HARNESS.
SECONDHAND SECONDHAND
CARRIAGES.
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Grlp O)antco.

49, -
Daiea.
IF YOU ARE our or EMPLOYMENT
1 or Wish to maze "A change, call at the
Old reliable " ctrolnlitan Agency positions
Jiccur'd FOR hyOikrrpnrs collector. clcrA>.
salesman, Poft'r-, pa, "cr-, dfi''f.. coach
men, ~tahl'm -. wa'rhmon. useful men.
farm hands. teamstels. cooke. walters. IRE
men and mechanics nrN oidf p every mall.
fDroLiTAN AGENCY. go B'way.
VlJANTED Statesmen an salary or
w commission to handle the Ni.W PA
INT IlflNItAL INK IltA>IN'. PEN
Gil. Toe greatest selling novelty ever
produced grasses Ink thoroughly In two -cr-
ond- nO abrasion 81 paper 200 to 800 PER
cant piInt. one lgcnt'- sales amounted 10
5000 In -iX days. another f3, IN two hours.
w want one energetic general agent for
each state and Territory. sample by mail
- rt- For t.fIus and full PARTICULARS al
dress THE MoNEOE ERASER MIG. CO..
Ia Crosse. Wis.
va AN1ED.- vounc nan for once work
W In large manufa turing company In
Philadelphia mus, have ~. 600 10 invest
Ia thu s'ock. NICHDLAS BAGGS. 1850
prcSd Building. Philadelphia.
w NTED.-Sale-ucn TO sell our new spe-
w cial'ir. % the trade exclusively or side
line sample and ca-c furnished "Nrln-iN"
territory good ray situation permanent
MODEL LEDGER CO.. south Bond Ind.
w ANTED.-A few commercial travellers
w 10 sell q Tow invention $50 I.f week
On 70 sells easily only men on road apply.
GEO. +. RANSOM, Minneapolis. MINI.
Females,
As EXPERIENCED NURSE MAID
n References required. Caii ~ Barrow
~. jersey city.
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for Sale.

you NTEES. shelving, partitions, rail-
~ infs. tables. desks estimates given
stores httcd up reasonable prices. 10
Ann-st, near broadway.
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Supreme Court-tieneral Terri-Bcfore Van Brunt
Brady ard Daniels, j. Nos to 80, inclusive. called
at If o'clock.
supreme Court-Ch anber--Brfofe Andrews, J.-Moton
calendar. Nos -. called at IL O'Clock
Supreme COurt-Sprcal TernPart IiIefOrc Lawrence.
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DAYS WORK by a woman TO go out
~ By the day ID wash, iron or clean house
good reference. Mrs. HI NTER, 325 East
lth-St.
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domestic Gitnations Wante6
Females.

HOOh by neat, strong American WON.
~ an; thorough cook and nice laundress
makes all desserts, nice side dishes, &C. ;
city or country references. With Mrs.
TYLER 3Ss 6th-aye.
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Bnelnc55 q hnntcs.

w ANTFD-partv with capital To join
w builder; no brokers. Address No
RISK. Tribune Office.
w ANIED. PARTY to advance cash 10 take
W ont one or more foreign patents on "A
valuable American invention. Addres, Box
=. 81 Jav-st.. Brooklyn
w ANTRD.-A partner Interested Ia hor.
w ticulfur.. and who l. willing 10 invest
from -. 900 ~ $4,000 for starting such an
enterprise. genuine aiair. BoN 60, Mil
burn. n j.
W. ANTED.-A gentleman wrth 81 800 and
w serNi, In a good manufacturing bu-i-
ness. goods secured by patent, 10 agents.
PATENT. 1j9 East t7th-st.
SJUU, gaircd. wiiIesecure to Young
nan half Interest in established. profitable
business Investor 20 control finances ab-o-
iutciy SAFETY. Tribune Office.
e. rOO AND SERVICES 10 invest
~ ,oUU o. q good paving reputable
business that viii boar INVESTIGATION. Prin-
ciral- only address JAMES CLIFTON,
D0N 90. Tribune ONCE.
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supply from this source promises 10 be as liberal as
that from the lake, has been in the past.
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Connlrp iiral estate Go Get.

HOTELS TO RENT ocean Grove. y. J.
Zoo completely furnished looms steam
heated. Gus elevator. Also Delaware
low rent. j. w. FIELDER. ~ L.bcriy-st.
Y,O LEASE. AT OHASGE.-Fairholm.
L the late rc~iCcnc. Of Mr. George T..
Himlin, situat on Montrose.aVc., three
minutes WO'k from station five
acres Of lawn: with fine Cd
shade trees and beautiful shrlbhery. The
house Is modern; eight bedrooms billiard
room, &c; gas. bath room. running water
In bedrooms sc. stable has accom- Oda-
tons for four horses and five rooms for
colchman. This Is one OF the most At
tractive places in the Oranges and I'm an cN-
cellent noighborhood. Hcit $500. An
ply - Owner. HENRY \. PAGE. IS Leon
ard-st.. Ncw-Nofk.
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n)ork Uan!c0.

MaicS
A -A.-W. {. EDpEY,
AZ Fast 123d-st.
A INTELLIGENT man. - would Ike
"A a position a. hookkecper !n mercantile
house fair education sober. steady habits,
and very best references willing TO Work
Tor 80 Der week good In figure, and have
some experience a. hOokhccper. Addfcs,
h.. Box u. Tribune once.
y ESGIISHMAN and Sc0tchman rc-
~ qulfc small farm for MAJ bet garden
INK on shares or salary. ". j.. j., Boz =.
Greene. IL.
A WONG NAN. - years Of age il de-
~ sirou- 81 cCf nccfinr bin self with y r.
liable irNclry house o. -rir-rsn aud learn
he trade. EVERETT, liO WiiIoW-sI.,
brooklyn.
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fnrniehc0 Gouecs.


l. ULLY furnished cottage to rent at
L oyster Bay. l.. T.. on the water fine
view. large shade trees, grounds and stable
room. Apply to WM. j. NOUNGS, Oyster
Bay. l.. !.
Enr other r.al estale 3D. see I'm Pave
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Drr55mdkiuq.

A f;rf~TIC DIR ~>MAKIHlst .fr,.. co--
n fun..- dinner ami evening ir --"-
2. t.nuaIlt prices IofHI ord r- 1850 - Nu4ff b.
no,.r Nr. " ILHJl. - Last y'n-st..
oppo-''' DINING.
EII~IIC pEl~eMAkIN' -'r.'' e'--
a TUNES t.a GOWNS and wraps -I' Nf
work done ~ rdurfi r'tl- BRET De-
rar.. given. -f, W.T. -u O.
IIrSrCLAS~ FRENCH DRESS
y NAkIl. wishes rs more customer ,
% goo ont ty The dav r'rfrft i.'r 'Ni
80 Ii-h draper. reference. rms ~ lfI
fsf. Ime. ". rtIZpNNlIi., iri li-t
a H. STYLES DHfs>l. 3 Y'rf'.' Or toa .
liirI .-li walking -Hif- r.a-uunli. ''tlh /.
''o'm,rls vin' ST.. D.eaI l., " 81 i5.h--t-
EnALLIL~. S,tln,-. 80 ,0. 49, India
-Nts 90 % -H 90 n'iFf vl.I.'f. .-
i.' Hf. r,.-' finish Nne. l.irNoLp.
ir3 LAT ssr-.t
DrT~~r tKFE~. hr,c sn orenirr
~ = impaired pi'irfn- March : .'ii aNl
.ae item and rsau.fr o." fnNdf''fl Cur
i..nt DRAFTING Machine which h1- -n sim, De
fed dr,-. cutting r-.i lf rod gN.i f0..--
rrkefs: d.. largest and best school lll
l,t,efn room. in ~. country. Mrpp"'
I'LL 90. O. W. if'h.-t.
Ei.~~NAEiE .y % comp .t.n- crr.s-
~ uaar' 'Hw moro encIy' .n0n' 10y The
f,r. Amply n lo2 :d-2v'., top fat
mr. SSNANING.- . -or'r.nnf % I'M
~ rortcd Partisan suit. '0f Dniiirrn from
- II. latest style order f1trn moi p
ct ,ricr- Nmr. X. ANTolN ETH. III
Wf-f i7fh.Nt
L, XPTHIENCTD dr..-m,i.r Wishes q
II frw moro customers by 'e dnr r.f-
f.Dt nt.r cot. To-, .f-tDm. 80 " -. f3i-
3d.. f'~ht rp.
~ ypTGIT"rFp dr..u,,.- bv 'h. DAY F.,
II hitting speciality. LtlSOS. -31
Eat ,9th--t.
II IE>r.tIA~S Dl.r-SN NhfR ~ d1y
L nr ~.tt ference. Address DRESS
maker. fOG Wast 4od.sf
lJhISON DI CONFIhNCE. lirn'ir.t1
~ Michel. 80 W'-t fTth--f.' Importer
street reception. evening drc-.c-. also
ladies' . af.ril mad nm.
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Uork r)dnleo,
Males

Males
" DUNG man, strong and active wants
L employment Of any kind IA mechan
zeal; experienced packer. porter and ship
per; gtod references. ENERGETIC, Trlt.
une once.
NOrN So MAN, - years old. would like a
1 position a. cashier in hotel restaurant
or the Ike. Address n. s.. Tribune Oflcc.
VOCN1 MAN. able and willing TO work,
L d.sir's situation at anything. Apply
NJ. B. $50 Wrst 17ih-st
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nork Uantc0.
Females.

Females.
4 COMPETENT sfrnOgraphcr and type
u. writer (kemlngtonj desire, position ;
GOOD reference. Addfes, Miss b., Tribune
Once.
- OOKkFEPEH.-A young lady. cxIcri.
- cnc'd In douD'c-entry bookkeeping and
good writer, would likS permanent posi-
tion. Address AMBITIOUS. Tribune Once
ROOKKEEPFK and CASHIER. With ex.
- perrncc and business knowledge, wishes
position either one or both best Of refer.
cncc-. Adde'S +. y. r.. JOG West 42d II.
- TENOGttAPUEE ann TYPEWRITER
- desires position Bennington good ref
eirnc"; -niafv moderate. Address Miss T..
Trbun" Onicr.
-, fENOGRAPIER and TYPEWRITER
- tkemlnRtonl desires 4 position good ref.
'rrn'r; salary 20. Address Miss H., Trib-
unc Office.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
- BY AN experienced person: with pub
fishing nr las firm. best references. Ad.
dress Miss l.. Room 81. POS Broadway.
- TENOGRAPHEH.-B young lady hav.
- ing some experience; permanent Do
sitlOn 20 st"uogrll her anl typewriter. Ad-
dr's, Ms. Nee. n" ith-st.. Jersey city.
- EWING Ey a wfoY plain sewing
- - h~r home. West 7ist-st.
w ANTFD STEADY work bv thoroughly
w ctmpstrnt lady compo>itOr: news or
book. H. A. Tribrn" Cnc".
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Gountrr Real Ceiatc for Sale

81 - - -
HANDSOME VILLA AT DELMAH D
- miles nom Albany. y. Y: healthy To-
eauon frcqucnt trains minutes from
ucpot; mouse, 10 rooms over an acre choice
iruit shade, lawn. &c. good barn and lee
mouse; no better Location for retired or
business parties desiring central point con-
Vcni;nt 10 sumner resorts. sc. $500
correspondence solicited. Address Il. G..
MlLkS. Dclmar. n. Y.
SURF HOUSE FOR SALE-Belmar.
- formerly Ocean Beach, y. j., large plot
facing ocean; 90 partly furnished rooms
bowling alleys location unsurpassed; must
he sold to close c>.a:e; paws Is per cent
selling price. J. W. FIELDER. 80 Lib
erty-st.
SUBURBAN COTTAGES. s3 600. 81 OOO
- - 0OO. - 800: all modern improve.
mcnts Long Island. Richmond IIili. else
where; terms 10 suit. j. W. FIELDER,
80 Libcrty-St.
N)NK Frs HUDcON.-Bcautfu
L modern house built in best manner
wood nantels. double floors &C.. all con.
vcnicnccs Of city house; about half acre
good stable and carriage house; fine views
and 81 roundincs: price $4,000. and
al COO can remain on mortgage.
FELLOWS & WARREN,
Getty square. Yonkers.
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T. LATS 10 LET IN THE
GORDON,
Syth-st., shave; newly decorated; steam
heat and OIL modern improvements . rent
from So 20 SJO per month; rooms and
bath. Inquire Of the owner, on premise
I YCECN 81 30 and 81 GroYc-st.
- Very Desirable Apartments Rooms.
Modern improvements and Decorated,
Rooms Large and Light
So To So.
See JantOrs. or KYLE. Clio 3d-aVe.
rJ,HF "BLACK" BUILDING.
i Pol 5th-aNe., entrance ! East 2Sth-st-
Large apartment and one medium size sun,
private hail. heat. elevator. 10 To 4.
THE BROADWAY. ! AZ, Broas"ay.-.A
very large loftY-feling apartment cX-
tensive closet Accommodations bath. G..
rneXpirei lease gentleman leaving the city.
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M2lCs-
AN HONEST CHRISTIAN BOY 40
a would like situation IN restaurant or
Sore: - per week can read and write
German and English best reference. ROB
| LRr SPINNER. 81 East Broadway.
A GENTLEMAN Of und,ubtcd ability.
II having had 10 years thorough dry
goods and millinery experience. desires po-
Sition a bye, Tor silk ana velvet or miliin-
ciy. or would represent mnn'f1ctrfcr -
salesman or otherwise viii furnish best RI
cr"nccs and bonds. FRENCH AND Eng
LiSR. Tribune ONCE.
A FIRSTCLASS ENGINEER wants
IA situation - years experience In large
plsnt. nr,i-class Recommendations Adj
dress for one week SINCERITY. Tribune
ONCE.
4 YOUNG MAJ en- desire, situation
~ can speak reld and write Preach,
German and English; undrrs-aad- topN.
keeping; good references. 4. IL v, 1913
Eat 7ih-st.
IIKST.CLASS CLOTHING SALES
n MAN wants steady position ga good
house. excellent reference. Address NJ.
Boz Z. Tribune once.
4 GIVE. strong. intelligent nan. ac-
= cuiat' and rapid p'nnan. and handy
win tooi.. dr..les l"rition %, clctS. porter
iinifor. or watchrnni \ references. Al
dr"-- W. J. EpBtR1SON. AZ Go"rck-st.
4 SWISS FRENCHMAN. we'll acquainted
a with DIS goods. wants situation mod
tritr cAn,f. cations. Address /. T.. Box -,
'''"'"' f''"" ''''' - ''-'o 10 ''' w 80
~ AKEH.-A nf-t-oas- workman on all
- sorts 81 bread and rolls, oity Or country
'''.'' '-- " -'
- tklNs and PASTRY COOK SITUATION
a. ir restaurant or hnt"l sober ana re-
liable. Call 81 address u. T.. DoWinick-st.
DAEfH- f.r,f-rf4>.: cake. pie. pastry
ID and ornau'nt'r good ref'rsnce ..
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