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CHICAGO HOTELS.

SOUTHERN HOTEL. AMERICAN PLAN; RATES
- s300 per day aud UPWARD; frst-cla.s permanent
hotel; superior accommodations; unsurpassed loca-
ton; elevated railway Illinois Central railway cab
cars; close proximity to attractions Of the CITY
Southern Hotel. Wabash and :,ed ST. Chicav 20 Ii
HEADQUARTERS FOR wAsHrNGToNIANS AT
H THE WORLDS FAIR
BtNToS HOTEL. Madison ave and Slst place. One
block from Grand Entrance and Midway Pisisance
For rates aud information write TO
WM. y. MAHONY
Late Of wfllard's
Commentaries Washington, ID. c.
Proprietors- sel-eoow
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WANTED-HOUSES.
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANrED-YoCNG MAN. MECHANIC. DESIRES
w single room and board in private family. Tw s..
Star Once It,
"ANTED-ONEG GOOD SIZED ROOM 2D FLOOR
w unfinished. with good air and little sunshine
for elderly widow lady terms must be reasonable
rent IL secure, reference Address GOODWILL. Star
once. i.I-2ts
WASrED-BY LADY, TWO UNFINISHED
w rooms FIRST second floor. with the Of piano
IL have one between lst and lov st L and Pennsylva
mia ave- n. W. Address CHEAP, Star Office. IT.
WANTED-FuRNIsHED AND UNFURNIsHED
w rooms IN all parts OF the city also rooms aud
board In the country; terms moderate.
nly3o-8t' SHACkIEFORD'S AGENCY Sg7 18th n w.
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FoR RENT vorsps
!0l! st NV 13r ST. $50. - 9Th st me- 40
la31 18th stnw. Or bath 80 5l4 7th ne ar bath % 30
1890 10Th NV, ~ bath5o 50 IS st NV. store
los 18th NV. Or bath 80 o24 Del ne. Is
?th and SITS ne, 10rkst. As 403 NV store 10
- NV, Or and store - 903 9th NV rooms on I'd
1eos Marion NV. Sr&b30 80 and ID floors 90 and ~
once rooms In the handsome new building OF the
District Title Insurance Company for rent at low
prices. Apply
CHARLES ". HANDY
mNl 610 18th st. NV
EoR RENT-13os AND 1890 9TH ST NV ;oNE
eight rooms aud bath and the other ten rooms and
path all modern conveniences; desirable neiehtor-
hood Inquire OF FRANK 4. BROWNING. 4l6 9TH
81. NV ap23-tr
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sMoNrPFLIER" FOR SAIL

SNIONTPFL1ER- FOR SALE
IVA One Of the granhest old mlao-s % MsryianL.
Contains 20 acres. Mt 800 per acre. ''Mon.rei.r~
n widely known ae one ~ the enchautiux an
romantic residences in this part OF Marylaai Ths
larse mansion house, 20 feet square. with winys
lSx4S feet ts built 0t brick imp rte1 fran Englaat
and the style OF finish IN the interior equal the
best built modern houss of 1898 IL l. heated by q
water and steam. lighted by sas. has pure .priax
all modern improvements Everything nice ani IN
thorough good order.
The grounds srrroun iinc the dwelling besuti-
ned with evergreens. booming trees and shrubbery
and have long been noted by tourists the
resemblance to English thsf can be found IN
this covntry. Iong lines OF lockwood hedge. .
tury DID, and forest If oaks that has equal In the
country on high ground In close UNITY tsithin
mile) near three rail- road stat oks D. and O. T.
from Washington one-half hours III bg r. II
miles south of the city OF Laure and In a -e-ion that
will in value surely the national capital
grows. Arare chance To- secure a colnfry homo thai
las rea, rossib Titles. IL l. the AnnEpc,is AM
Washington road. over which Gen WASHINGTON ire
quentiy travelled and the house 4 siweys
alluded 20 Gen. Washin-ton's lrfnent. tins
point was then his con venient batting place.
There ample GU buildings in good renair. The
dwelling canEot be duplicst-a TO-DAY for s30.oo0
The place j. earthly paradise must 10 seen 70
All the furniture in ,he dwelling. which is nicely
furnished. all the horses. carriages and vehrlcs.
stock ana farm implements witt crop Ia the grgund.
can be purchased n appraised valuation. and jos
session can be given within ten days.
Further information will b. furnished hy
THoS. D. BOND. Attorney.
myo-1m 6l2 r 50. W. Washington. p. C.
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STORAGE.

DRIvATE ROOMS FOR STORAGE OF FITR-
L nture and all personal effects at SLOASS 1907 q
st best location. new building and light dry clean
and airy apartments. my.so- I'm
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EXPRESSAGE.

pRoMPT AND RELIABLE 25C. BAGGAGE DE-
livery; telephone or mail ORDER; % hrauch ufices
Merchants Parcel Delivery Co and Baggage Transfer
Phone 0o9. Main Uiice. 9l2 Pa. ave uh.SJ- 3m
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MANICURE.

MADAME PAWN. MANICURE AND ChIlh .o,y nj
MI list 1,3 18th ST " " The only flni,orte,r m
NanufactIr er OF FINE MANICURE and CHI H ofvoD
Isl GOODS south Of New York he-0
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PERSONAL.
FOR LEASE

tVh ILEASE1FoR ONE Or MORE YEARS. FROM
:. suIy l. the business property numbered Ala OH
N ", AZ = zoo per annuai. THUS. T. WA(itiA-
my3l-lw
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

Ion RENT-.NEw sEvEN-RooM HOUSE on O
Il st. NV brown-stone and pressed-brick front:
iSh,ers M everythinw IN nniss electric gas
Rent Rent. $40 % Per month. Apply LEO SIMMONS
owner. oOo 81. y. ". my3o-3t
EoR REyT-AT NORTHEAST CORNER OF
Lincoln Park. two new seven-room brown stone
One a: sIo 2oper month.
A. m T.; hard wood finish; electro gas lighting.
Ito SIMMONS, Owner.
l,oR RENT-A sEvEN-RooM BRIG HOUSE.
L modern improvements; 3l7 Delaware ave. ne /:
rent. geo; 80; ley next door. Apply 1879 st n ".
EoR RENT-pY R. o HoLTzMAN.- REAL Es-
tate and BESE.E house, SH .pa SITS
Is5 III W. 3 n Y z s ss. NV
isSs Ssrcsssn sji S ss 4 ns
s s3S NS.H.ys: zig .c;sp,.ol st.
3sS3 :. aye. % sii5-ii4 18th ne ~
81 IF! T. Fl RI ii :sSs g
.ss. M s in
ave M NJ 1sss and fur AVE-
circle. l7F.:. 0 fGG ! ss.T 18th. Tor Is
Elscant rooms in Sun MAGNIFICENT rooms At
TO sl00 each. building from, $40
s5i ave-: from .lo % s & SIS & fs each
STORtS.
iSs3 conn oG Ri.smsnt With ssa q.
P PGss 81, 6GnR ave ,J @sach him s7a
III ~ 9sh , NV 'bsir,...-----aa toss
STABLES
lGoa rear. s35 Io2s Conn av. rear SOS
I6l2Kl ave. rear. 30 1920 Conn ave. rear. .
ay29 X. o. HOFFMAN. loth and SITS. a. W.
FOR RENT 22ot 18TH ST. Nw;7 ROOMS.
path ana cellar SO 30 14l3 st. n. W., corner;
DOLE. INQUIRE l2lo St n w. my26-6t'
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MALE OR FEMALE.

NANTED-BT A BROTHER AND SISTER A
W Sltuati1n 10 take charge Of q residence: have no
objections 20 going In tie country Danes, but their
English is good; have good references SO st nc
my;jl- 81.
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WANrED-LADffS AND GENTLEMEN WE
w VIII paw you s5 20 s12 per week TO do strictly
home work for rs at your homes: no csnvssSing.
send sef- addressed envslppe- q. p EMdONS
jef-4cs
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FOR RENT-CHICAGO.

EQH kENT-A COMPLETELY FURNISHED
for the II onths of July and August 800 per month
Within ten min ues ride Of the fair grounds For full
information and description Of house
ap27-tf i4ioGst.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR -FURNISHED-9.ROOM HOUSE FOR
Il summer months COOL pleasant location nominal
rent to careful tenant. Address r.. Star Office.
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FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED.

Tor RENT-T0 PHYSICIAN, BY THE YEAR
large parlor, furnished. with folding bed board IL
desired; also one suite. uniurnished. second floor
10 permanent parties. Apply at 9lO 2}d at. ut 8
pm 1el-3cs
ErOR RENT - BEAUTIFUL FRONT ROOM, Sd
- floor slO also second-story front. S15; or back
paror. Sl5 unfurnished, II desired: convenient and
very desirable location lois Sth st. NV. jel-3c'
ENOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
4 two nice looms on second floor, front and back,
with gas and bath veneft to cars Board IL
desired. Terms moderate 1923 LIST st. n my3O-:,c'
E'OR RENT-NIcE LARGE FRONT ROOM. SEC
ond floor. Others from "a up. Good board Il de-
sired; terms moderate. Transients accommodated.
Near nension. printing and post Offices 6ls Sd
Il nished. for gentlemen; 81 aud 4th floors sl1 st
my271w JOHN U. JOHNSON GIT St
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BY BARNES L WEAVER,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.

EOR RENT-2o06 F ST n W; NEW 3STORY
~. and cellar bayJTndow press brick; rooms and
1el-& L. STABaARDTER, 8l3 18th st. NV
DOR RENT-436 10TH ST. S. W; NEW O.
room and cellar bay-window brick house; mod
je1-3t'
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NOR RENT-A SEvFN-ROOM BRIG HOUSE
Il modern improvements; 3l1 Delaware ave n q
rent. eco 80; ley next door. Apply 1879 NJ st. n w
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electric bells; furnace heat ,,..". $40 90
large cencreted cellar: eectric bells 800,
122l 10Th st. 10 rooms mod imps. A. 90
9lt ST NV. rooms. - %
23J LIST st. rooms Ii. 40
wM ii. SAUNDERS { Co.
my2s-eo3t 140e ST. W.
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E0R RENT - 22o4 l,
L bath and cellar; s25
Tr.. bath 4roon cellar
both. Inquire 1910 S st
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Mass ave. 18th and P
SITS. ........... $50:
II st bet 18th and 18th
sts.---......-.......6
X l ave near Conn
ave. .4i6.'
n st mr. Conn ave. .4l6. /,
X bet 18th h 18th. IS
II st. overlooking Pa
ave. SSt.
10Th bet K i L SITS. $50.
Mass ave bet 2lst and
ga SITS. .S13.
N bet l4th l. 18th. 81
Conn ave bet NJ and'N
sts,........--.......3l
X st bet 18th and 10Th
SITS. with stable. POI. 4,
Conn ave bet n and
Dupont Circle........2!
NJ st near Conn ave. g.
K at bet 18th and 18th,
with stable. ri. [
X st bot 18th and 18th
sts. .gOS.
X st near Fsrragut 81. y,
Conn av bet Q ( r s.s. =,
Il st between Goth and
af ate ~
Jefferson place bet
Conn nv and 10th ct !. .2t
18th st bet X and L .,
III At bet l1fh and 18th
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DOR REMITTANCE STABLE BETWEEN ~ AND
9th and G and SITS. sw. room for fifteen horses,
with plenty wagon room.
my27-l2t r R. BROOKS, SIG 10th ST. NV.
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ESCAPED COyyTCTS REACH san FRANCISCO.

San Francisco Nov s-Five Russians VINO cs-
capped from the island OF Saghalien. notorious
Siberian penal prison. and were picked up py '"e
whalcr Charles w Morgan in the Okhotsk sea a,''l
days of suffering in open boat arrived mere i'S'
night. Five others OF the escaping party are ~
pected to arrive in few hours on the whaier '"p'
Horn Pigeon. The party of ten llved III d" op i
boat for fourteen days with nothing 10 eat pu'
rice and were finally picked up by the whaier
Morgan Five Of the party were transferred 10 the
Cape Horn Pigeon account of the scarcity 81 81
provisions on the Morgan. The party planned 'he'I
escape for weeks. They hewed out ten oars an
stole pocketfuls Of rice until they got ketur-
full and also secretcd some water Then they st"le
a canoe and escaped one Of the party lnumated
that two three guards at the island might Oe
uIselng.
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BISHOP RTAN'S SILVER JUBILEE.

Buffalo. New. s.-The main celebration or Bishoi
Rvan's silver jubilee was held today. pontitcai
mass was celebrated by Monsignor Satolh. The
Jubilee sermon was preached by Archbishop Ryan
of PHILADELPHIA who twenty-five years ago. in the
same pulpit preached the episcopal sermon for
Bishop Ryan. After the mass Nicar-Generai
Gleason. in behalf OF the clergy delivered an ad-
dress and presented the Bishop with substantial
nurse Following this all the cergyrnen present
repaired to 81. stephens Hall where a banquet
was spread and tOasts. speeches ana other en-
tertainInents closed the afternoon programme.
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WORK OF THE RAILWAY NAIL SERVICE.
IFS EXTENSION IN THE LAST FISCAL YEAk-A
RELIEF MEASURE RECOMMENDED.

RELIEF MEASURE RECOMMENDED.
Washington. Nov. s-The annual report OF j.
Lowrie Bell the Second Assistant postmaster
General. shows that the total expenditure Tor mail
transportation was si3,597.997. and of this amount
S,I5S'lS was on account OF star routes ana No'-
16.G5 on account OF railroad routes. Inc report
shows that there now in operation lo'o'' star
routes, aggregating 249,Sj9 miles in length; 2o's
railroad routes aggregatng 1882 miles; "-sO man
messenger routes. aggregatng 5,'26 miles. ana
2,2l2 special office routes aggregating 2o~o miles
The increase in the number of routes during the
year was 9s9, and in the length OF routes 6-il
miles. The increase in the annual fale OF tH-
pendture s. 2jl.C25 During the last lSCdi year
the railway postofice cars were SUBJECTED 10 l'@
train accidents nearly all OF which resulted IN loss
of life or serious injury Ten clerks were Killed,
sixty-siX seriously injured and n1 shshty IN
jured.
Commenting upon these facts. Mr.. Bel says;
THE department is permitted to care for the IN
jured. but no authorized relief. under, existing
statutes be extended TO the poor uelehdeh'
left behind by the gallant fellows VINO 20
down to death while performing their Gutrs
Various plans have been suggested whereby reief
could be extended without material oblgatlon
from the Government and | trust the present
Congress can be prevailed upon 10 adopt some one
of the proposed plans.
Mr. Bell recommends the enlargement OF the
railway mail service. and asks that u De Drought
TO the attention of Congress.
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Gelp UanteU.

- >>>-~->-~~s--
AGENTS.-Salary or commission. Great.
es; lnN chtlOn Of the age. New Patcit
Chemical lnA Er1sug Pencil. Sells on
light. WORKS Ike magic. Agent, make
s2j TO :l2a per wccK. Write MONRDE
ERASER MIG. CO., X 200. La Crosse
WIS.
Males.
AGENTS WANTED on salary or COM
mission 10 handle the new Crystal silver
Pol sh. CRYSTAL POLISH co.. Win
stei, Conn.
wANI ED--oLASSWOliK Ei.S.-A lew
more comp tent. sole workmcn VII lie
given cmplo, nient at blowing. pressing. I'm
ishing and gath, ring steady Work AZ good
wages guaranteed " good men applications
viii be considered and acted on in the order
In which they are received. and in all cases
should state the position applicant j. best
qraihed TO Ill: references. etc. Apply
n prison or by letter. ut once TO any or
ali Of the following. viz:
H. j. Realty. supt. United States Glass
Co, Tlrcn. Ohio.
D. e jenkins. srpt. United States Glass
Co.. Gas City. Indiana.
Joseph Anderson. Gen. Manager United
States Glass Co.. Pittsburg. Pcnna.
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accompanied by the making OF many friendships
and acQCaintances - ~
MIR. sPREcKELs PROCESSES IGNORANCE.

MR.. SPRECKELs PROCESSES IGNORANCE
san Francisco Nov. 81 d. Spreckels when
asked MS opinion as to the credibility of tele-
gram from Washington stating that the new United
states Minister TO Hawaii has instructions to re-
store the Queen, manifested the most profound ig-
norahce declaring he had not the least ldea OF
the Instructions under which United states Minis
yer Wits was authorized to proceed. He continued:
uTfnly believe that shall soon learn OF LII
uokaahi 5 restoration TO the throne ana am GER
Jam that IL she Is restored there Will not be the
ieast disturbance. her upholdcrs are in the ma
uprising"
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Brocklnu Real Gstatc 60 fct.

PART OF thTce-stoFy. new, br ,wn-
stone house (sccond floor and part Of thirdi
excellent modern finish very desirable
neighbor God light and cheerful rooms
residcnce Of the owners small family OF
three adults: two minutes from Albany
ave. station. Kings Co. Elevated; l. min-
utes from Bridge; win let D. = gentleman
and wife or small family Of adult not eN-
eccding three persons rent 20. Apply
20 CIIAS. T.. HOTALlNG. al SUMNER
ave. corner McDOnoueh--t.. BrooNlN".
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SIX or THE DEAD LDENIIfILD'
VICTIMS OF TIE LAKE COLLISION THOUGHT 10
HAVE BEEN Pun DOWN BI PASS
ING STEAMER.

East Tawas Mich. Nov. Sowing 10 'ne ''"
ton Of many OF the bodies from the n"u ,
Albany collision yesterday it Is now pe"e''u ''"'
the yawl containing twenty-four memoe'' VI w
combined crews run into py so''e ,
steamer OF the men picked up 'he io''O' r..
heen ,dan,iaed nv naners; ID. Reidemeister. Toledo
Ohio. lanes Malay Buffalo. y. Y. Reynolds OF
Petty. El,nlra. n Y: Charles Labelle Buhao' ~
Y. member Of Marine Fremen's BeneVoie"' ~
ISOLATION; George Wise No 100 sycamofe-S''' l I,"'
falo y. Y: John Pridgeon, Detroit OF Day Wy
Mich. 80 This
The watches of the victims stopped at 40 mls
indicates that the men were not IN the w" pr,iaJei
phia Eleven OF the twcnty-four In me ,'ic.o''
had lfe-prcscrvcrs. but all were uI potr, arx
picked up by the life-saving ere" Ifo"i 0'''' ~
Barques nine hours afierwdrd.
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Dose NJ erecu,,rr III. several Chinese laws, which
can be utilized in putting iss pSced ihe D"m6T
OF Cbinn:. me couDtry at iosco Under the
Gesry oct which is now sT,ea a6oMn$ ~ there ar
e3 y9 7ir,c,,I 1;Sinamen in the United States
Treasury oficials Mace the number at lu'VV'
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ONE FINE room, with hc. ss, ."n
near 02d-st.
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Gelp Uantc0.
Females

Females.
WANTED.-rirl q cook, wash and iron
must haN" city reference. Call after .
a. M. III West 1lstst.
WANTI D.-A GcrHan or '-h first
class chamh"fmaid speaking English. with
. I'd cts references. Apply Thgrsday h..
tween 10 and Il o'clock, at p East 49th.-i.
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Furnished Gonscs 90 Get.

A BEAUTIFUL furnished house. VI "a.
eon.aVe.. corner rcii for t1c season ; also
Jl-t-st near ith-sNe. PHlPPS LAS
TON, lie West 42d-st.
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Ccnntrp Real estate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONrCLAIR.-Rcsl-
cence properties Of all descriptions for sale
and 10 let furnished houses.
TUBES & TAYLOR. . Deekrnan-st.
ORANGE, y. j. (Real Estaste speciality.
-S12 600 half-brick. OAK -iini shed. Colonial
residence decorated ready for occupancy
ample grounds: fr-t-cla-> neighhorh"'d
sewerage; all conl cniences n,sr ocpot'
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND srysCRIP.
TIONs FOB THE NEw.YoEK TEiB.
ifNE WILL De RECEIvED At TnE
UPTOWN, 30, 9Ef ,, F., No. l.els Brosdwayy.
VERTIs FMENrS at the followinc branch
pfiiccs: pa EishiE-ave. 200 Third ave.
corner Forty ssyen;h: 81, l5o East Forty:
scyenth'st; .. ,o T1,,d an,n-a,e;; 1870 Fast
nc,r ~iStv-hrst-st.; LOS rirs,-ay... led
west Forty-seeond'st {; 1872 Columbus ave
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THE PROPOSED STEIyITZ- LASKER MATCH

Havana Nov. s.-The President OF the Chess
Club said to-day that nothing was known officially
OF the proposed match between Stentz and Lasker
Despite the personal efforts put forth by Moliner
In behalf OF Stcinitz the general belief Is that the
match Will not be played in Havana.
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nomcslic Gi!uaiions tuante6

femdieS.
,A-NlISs SCUpDERS EMPLOY.
MINI BUREAU. 40 dtn ave.IEriia9le
alwny. ga hand, IT, ercnccs Investigated
aud on h'.
SWEDi>u cocks. ch0mhcrnilds,
w,,tre--,. lluidrD-st~. H. gl!sh Protestant
COOK. nnr.c. Iii-h cooks. mattresses. MIS-.
Malmbrrc', Bureau. 352 ithNNr.. upstairs:
s, MOTurN> help, general care;
- lad, who has lived Ia her family, who
i. Trustworthy ard con pcicnt nominal SAL
,rc Mr.. W. l,-G0 Bciioid-aNe.,
Ero'lifn. --.-
vot,N,. married woman wishes place
"a do Office cleaning. OF would do any oth.r
Kind 80 cleaning MI. Mohl'iS' o'-
Wet .?th-''.
ro,pETiNT sEAMSrRE>S and, dress
maker by dav or hon does reiuot llin.:
-, nov sos and does .cWing oil all
r.nd.. Adar'~- DAVIS, fG3 sth-aye.
COMPANION. -nv young American laiy
NJ educotlon and rcnncm MT. either In hone
or [, tfatcl. both ptac, al ana oohiing
Iest az references. address g. B. Post
Office l'oN. Yont'r' \. \.
COOK AMI NDKESS.-By respect.
.h,. and tim p rS0n good rc'crrhce
',a,,c. / r, nd ho; cakes. soups. desserts, Is
,,i.,fv T. mtrratc city ur rOiItrN ready
Enthusiastically LADIES' DIRECTORY. las
0rn.alc.. iclow llth-'t
COOK and LArNDEEsS- CHAMBER.
N\lD and Wal IEES>.--rN two neat. tOur
rrte,t reliable glrl-; not afraid OF work
.st references city or country. COLLIER,
loo West .3i--t.
COOK and LAUNDHIs>S or Homework -
r. t,rrunn Protestant: excellent COOK {;
i,rr,uel laur DR. -; county preferred ri.
cfcncrs excellent. FLOND'S Agency l5o
Jth-aNr.
COOK Nc.-Bv two young North OF
Ire ana Prot Stant- years RE. tht1 )
Waitress. coos rcI,rh work of small family
to.ctnrr o. seiafite city or country. MRS
TYLER. 3lG Oth-tN''
COON and I.AUNDHE>S.-Hy excellent
COOK: ycar,' references: city or country I,
tOOiER' ; EMPLOYMENT BUREAU 't9
Oth-aNc.
1IOn and LACNDREo>-C HAN lsEk,
MAID and Wal KE~S.-Hy two fren.h
| girls spenkln. English no OBJ elton 10
| ,ountfv plnv'r can be seen. Top Dc"'
- Fast j.'th->t -
COOk.-EQunI T. chef; ~ d,y or week j
| dinners ana lunrle., b.St lcie''"'0'
West led--t.. BONGHAND's. ----
! COOK ny Enclish Protestant where
kiickrnmaid Is kept best city refer it,
seen . West 4-d-st.. BONGRAND , Iur',eu
| COOK and LAUNDREss.-Hy an Amer.
Icon Catholic "a good cook ana i ,.n w.
| good city reference. Call " ivV "'''
2Sth-st Room b.
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apartment Go frt.

sTu.AVE., 500 Opposite Windsor Ho'cN.
--FurniShcd rooms and apartments; elc-
CANT par.or floor tr physician; house never
before Icnt,d.
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flats 60 Get, Hnfurnis heo.
AMSTERDAM AVENUE
"THE NEW AMSTERDAM"

Gin NEW AMSTERDAM"
18TH AND 18TH SIS.
Fist-class; steam hc1t, electric LehtS
,rrQuet floors. exposed plumbing; $50 10
o. premises OF i. Is. MAYHEM, III West
/ DIST. $50 Colum5us-ovc.. corner l@3d-st.
COLUMBCS-AVE.. at 1913 list. opposite
Nofning.:Gc Park ho.cc. Groom, SINGLE
fat: steam heat: corncr; out-ice rooms.
$50. L. Il. MAYHEM, on premises.
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FURNISHED Roo ms.

A SECOND FLOOR. SINGLE or en- suite
corner hOus,-: southern exposure; superior
conyenlenccs strictly private. 41O LcNihs'
ton-aNc.
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Citn Real Gstats fer Sale

BUY BEFORE prices advance; several
decided bargains In 3 ami story houses,
West End.avc. and adjoining streets. STEW
Ems 9th-aVc.. corner s3d-st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lOSth-st.-
Substantial. artistic. detached house; low
price: send for Circular. ATLAS M
PROVEMENT CO.. IS Broadway.
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JANITOR. & t,se care OF house or
ats. by young Norwegian couple, 10 ch.l.
lien good references. HANSoN, a.
Dikemiu-st. BROOKLYN.
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forces ano Carriages.
ESTABLISHED 1894.
j. VI. QUISBY 4 CO.,
CARRIAGE MAKERS.

j. VI. QUINBY I CO.,
CARRIAGE MAKERS,
NEWAkK, y. j.
GREAT BARGAINS IN SECOND:H HAND
CARR AGES, LANDAUs. berlin
Coaches, BROUGHAMS, R0CKA-
WAYS, CABkIOLETs: PHAET0NS,,
SURVEYS AND BCGGIES. BY GOOD
NAKFES. ALL IL PERFECT ORDER.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
FACTORY AND WARERoOMS ORG
SITE BHOAD-Sl: STATION, D. j.. w
CLAY OR CIIRISTOPHER-ST. FERRY.
FOR SALE.-Hor-e. 6 years old. sound,
KIM an true In al harness. DoWD'S
LUMBER YARD, Avenue y, and isth',s.
HORSES wINTERED at Willow Glen
Farm. near Jamaica L. J.. =. Y ponies t,
FOR sale. Address DR.. o. G. JACKSON,
J.. O Box 1Cl. Jamaica. j.. l.
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Real estate ruanteo.

CYRILLE CARREAU, Agel'. Grand
81. and Bowery. solicits property 10 rent
manage. sell or trade.