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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-23
METHODIST
Episcopal Church Services !
WM. q IRWIN a CO..

DEGINNING on SUNDAY, OCTOBER
ID nth, regular morning AMI evening
services vill be held by the Meth dist Epis-
copnl hurch OF Honolulu. RE , II W.
PEEK, Pastor, In the hall AZ the corner ~
Fort aud Hotel streets ,Thistl", formerly
Annexation Cub Rooms).
A formal organization Of this Church
will TAX. place ON SUNDAY, .oy.mber 4,
All Christians not aiiiliate I with any other
Evangelical church are Invited 10 unite Ia
this organisation. li51-ln
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-23

The Makaweli sugar plantation on
Kauai will begin grinding about the
middle Of December. The bark
Cadzow Forest, which arrived on
Friday, brought a cargo Of coal for
the plant att ion.
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Timely Topics
Tuesday, Oct. 10, 1894.

be found nowhere else in the |
world. For people who prefer
high attitudes Nuuanu, Punch |
bowl or Tantalus are places
where residences may be built
so that magnificent views of
the city and bay may be had
at all times. To Others who
wish to be on a level with all
mankind, Makiki has attrac-
tons that please. If there is a
scarcity of land it will be felt
by those who enjoy the swish
of the waves along the beach
and where they can sit and
view the grandeurs of a semi
tropic sunset. There is very
little available land toward Dia-
mond Head and as time passes
steps must be taken toward bet
ter facilities for reaching points
beyond it. It is possible that a
good road around the head
would be in the line of public
improvements, and, if the land
in that locality is owned by the
government, an increased trea-
sury balance would be the re-
suit. If there were more lots
along the beach more people
would live there and improve
them. Every dollar Of improve
mentS means so much for the
government by way of taxa
ton and that alone should be
an inducement for it to extend
roads wherever it is possible.
Ever since we started bust
ness we have aimed to secure
such goods as we believed to
be suited to the tastes of the
people on the Islands. Any
thing in the way of a novelty
when it is believed to be really
good is secured by US and
offered to the public almost as
soon as it is introduced in the
United States or Europe. One
of the latest is the Metallic Re-
frigerator for use in the bed
; room. We think this is a gooo
thing because it obviates the
necessity of people going tc
the kitchen or pantry for milk
or anything else that is needed
during the night. For thost
who like luncheon in their bed
room late at night it is indis'
pensible, as it is admirably ar
o ranged to hold a large cold bot
tie to 60 with a small warn
r bird. The price Of this novelt,
: is low enough to put it within
;, . the reach of everyone.
d As we have mentioned Seve
e raj times before, the Wertheir
n Triplex Sewing Machine is tn
- best in the world. 1t is tn
r. only machine that will chang
# the stitch from chain to loo
a, without bothering with a sepa
i. Is rate and bungling attachment
% 1t is the only one we know
~ that will sew three stitches b
4 simply moving thumb screw
d; Nor do we know of any tn;
* p, has such magnificent tables
m those on the Wertheim. Ever
- part of the mechanism is cor
k structed with a view to simpl
% q city; the running parts are
i. ri evenly balanced that five ye;
It It. old child can run it with cas-
g, The necessity for water motto
Ii, Il or dynamoS for sewing m;
1 nG chimes died with the introdu'
-, IS ton of the Wertheim. v
's' sell them for less money thu
you pay for an ordinary hal
r,,ppip AZ ppa StitN III cauyi, q, ~.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-23

The usual open meeting for the
discussion Of Theosophical questions
will be held at the hall in Foster
block this evening.
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A. POOR

GERMAN, WELL EDUCATED, TRUST,
~uIhy, h0prs', s'1dy, spb'r, meet mr.
gent, Saa's suIk "a tesp from ssr ing.
psass addIe.r, A. u 81, tLis vtiics. 81
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-23

J. +. Morgan will sell the property
OF Charles Girdler at auction at his
salesroom at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
The list of articles to be sold is
con, aimed in a mortgagee's notice Of
sale in this issue.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-23

David Balasco's beautiful comedy
drama Hazel Kirke" is to have a
large audience judging from the
sala
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-23

The solo concert by the Govern
ment band at Emma Square yester.
day evening was well attended aud
the different solos, especially the
bassoon, were applauded. The same
hand gave its usual concert on the
Executive building grounds this
morning.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-23
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
Lady Of Lyons" tonight.

But twelve more performances
and then stagnation for months.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-23

Opening Of fall millinery At n. S.
Sachs is attracting crowds Of ladies
to that establishment. Ladies'
should not miss this opportunity Of
getting posted on the latest fall
styles aud fall colors.
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Mr. John Scott Manager of the Ho Sugar Company gives the follow
wonderful Of the working the NATIONAL CANE SHRED
DER which erected by their works the Of the
just harvested
during past o Companys mill exceeded
records by closing the 125 hours grinding with 5000
This is fully former
"The roller mill being 26 in by 81 roller mill 20 in
by GO The mill doing this of work efficient
with compared with work whole thorough
Shredder erected
the Company.
"And increased from
al kinds reached
being IS to IS percent according quality.
shredded fuel
whole
shredder working night months and has
given entire having shredded during that time about
large Of IL hard
"1he shredder little attention..
EOPans and specifications these sicd the Office OF
wM IRWIN & CO.. Id
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-23

Vote for IL, Klemme, The Peopie's
Candidate.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-23

Tote for n. kiemme, the People
CdHdiddie.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-23

~ The above sale has been postponed
until WEDNESDAY, October 9th. at ~
o'ClIck \. NJ. ll,li-N
The evening world., 1894-10-06

YOUNG MAN. years office experience. VI N
wholesale or manufacturing firm; Al Teferenh41
small salary to start Competent, box ss2 World
Harlem.
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TRIED HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Joseph Haughey and Friend At
tackled on East 18th Street.
One of the Would Be Thioves Cap
tured and Held in 81, 900 Bail.

Ioseph Haughey, a young bartender,
twenty years old, living at S34 Second
ovenre. and employed by Martin Early,
a saloon-keeper, at Seventy-sixth street
and Third avenue, presented fright
fnl appearance at Yorkville Police Court
,o-day. where he appeared as COM
plalnant against young desperate
whom he charged with attempted high
way robbery and assault.
The prisoner was Daniel Murphy,
who. although but twentythree years
old is we'll known as a thief and ex-
convict. He has only recently been
released from prison for burglary. He
gave his residence as 3i4 East Seventy
third street. Murphy had another
well-known thief in his company when
he attacked Haughey, but he managed
TO escape. He is known to the police
nv the name of Nut Splann, and they
expect to have him in custody within a
few hours. TT
friend named John Richford, nineteen
Years old, of 3Ol East Ninety-seventh
street, went to Jacobs Third Avenue
Theatre last night. After the perform
ance they walked up the avenue. stop
ming at saloons for an occasional drink.
II was . o'clock in the morning when
they reached Seventy-sixth street,
They were walking towards Second
avenue when Murphy and Splann jostled
against them. The thieves walked past
them a few steps, then turned suddenly
and approached Haughey and Richford
on run. Murphy landed a blow, in
Haugheys face with his fist sending him
10 the sidewalk, and while he lay pros
trate, jumped on his face with both
feet. , a.,
COMPANION had attacked Haughey' s
friend Richford, who awoke the neigh
horhood with his cries, which brought
Policeman Lynch to the scene. Haughey
nv this time was unconscious, and Muir
phy wac stopping over him in the act
of taking his watch, but Lynch was too
close to allow him to succeed In his pur-
Murphy and his accomplice, ran to-
wards Second avenue, the officer CIV
ing chase. He managed to capture
Murphy, after run of block. Splann
disappeared in a tenement and man
aged to escape.
When Murphy was asked what he had
to say he pleaded self-defense." He
was committed to prison In 700 bail
to await trial in the Court or General
Sessions.
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Situations Wanted-Female.
Nurses, ladies. Maids. Ae.


NURSE-Young girl to mind ably do light
housework Apply 555 ". b7th st.
NuRsE-Young girl a. nurse. reference ISL e.
32d st.
NURSE - Young woman, competent baby's or
child's nurse Ro out by the day; best refer
ence Nurse, 1913 E. 43d St
NuRsE-Thoroughly qualified woman as nurse to
invalid lady or companion to elderly lady un-
questionable references. Mrs J. Rose, S2l W.
l26th st.
NuRsE-wldow, with comfortable home. to take
baby on bottle; good care no other children.
Nurse. 3iO E. Slst at, LIST bell
T-NuRsE-Respectable young woman as wet
nurse baby one month old. ia W. 18th ST.,
room 10.
WET-NuRsE-Young German woman wet
nurse. los Walton st. rear house, brooklyn
miscellaneous.
CATERESS-Thoroughly experienced lady wants
re-engsgement; not less than 40 boarders: cook
ing appointments will be above criticism. II.
l.. r., box 400 World. uptown
CoLORED WOMAN. respectable. to care for
ladies' or gentlemens apartments. or day
work S j. Clark. IS W. lS5th at.
HousECLEANlNG-woma would like housclcan.
nat, west.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to work In boarding
house; kitchen work laundress. reference.
Hair Dresser 1888 Sd
STRONG GIRL in restaurant by week under.
stands her business iardhouse A Ave, A. "a
hoor.
WIDOW. with comfortable home. to take baby
on bottle. good care; no other children. Nurse,
$40 f. Slst st, LIST bell.
YOUNG LADY. 10 in need; bright. willing,
steady. fol ONCE work or similar duty. Ellen.
$50 Hudson ave. Brooklyn.
YOUNG LADY experienced as once assistant
rood penman; at any light work. NJ. Egan. 10
Greenpont ave- Brooklyn.
YOUNG LADY, hrst-class English scholar. in
store or office; good appearance. l.. 300 Stagg
st, Brooklyn
BOYS CLOTHES cut G. made cloth work OF all
kinds In families by the day. c.. box $40 Iiar-
lem World.
CLEANtNG-Young German woman: references
once or house cleaning; day or week. Studler,
3l5 f. 6lst St, ground floor.
GIRL. colored would like to take care OF bach.
elor's apartments. Mrs. Belle Bolden, 1898 Sd
ave.
OFFICE CLEANING by young married woman
best OF reference. Mrs. Malarkey. b2l LIST ave.
YOUNG WOMAN, lately landed willing to dc
any kind OF work. 765 Washington st. grocery
store
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Henry Schmidt. alias Miles. known to the po-
lice as an adept horse thief was captured yester-
day by Detective sergts. Jacobs and McManus as
he was about to leave for Philadelphia Schmidt
is charged with theft OF horse, carriage and
harness from the stable Of Christian Hem. OF
BGs Hope street. Sept. % last. Justice Martin
to-day held Schmidt for trial in 50, 600 bail.
The evening world., 1894-10-06
TEXAN ROBBED OF $4,000.
Bandit Holds Up County Treas
urer I'm His Office.

Ell PASO, Tex, oct 6.-Edward
Garnet, the Treasurer of Brewster
County, was robbed of $4,000 yesterday
morning at Alpine, the county seat, at
the point OF pistol. A robber en-
tered Garnet's office and compelled him
to hand over the money.
The robber has not been apprehended.
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Situations Wanted-MaIe.


in hotel or restaurant sleep home reference
b2t Demott St West Hoboken N J.
ovsrpp,,,>, ,.,.. ,,,.u -, 80, ,,.,,
Snno ~ i""WN man soou s'ue OF s""'s"'
oysrrRvAx a ,,,,,., e., ,,,,, 90 r.s,.,r,,,
Tor ali dsy or any hours Horman lIe r issth,
PAINTER papcr.haugcr, practical. Trustworthy
works well 4 chcaplS. private work or Tot
landlords; references william Elder. III "a ave
PAINTER raucr hanger kalsom,ncr Tor land
lord, private families. will do good WORK
,hcap. 10 Years experience ID dau'In' "ol W
. olf' w.
PAINTER manor. HANGER A.. . rrit.r,ara wp-k a.,
landlords a Sscnis hcsi reromm6 ndat'ous low
est prices. iacoby 2O2 T. I'D st
pA,vrEp & r,t.r.h,rr,r ,r.,.,t,s, y.,rh,,,,
win work alone IN houses. wshmou,h. 42s Is
list st.
u,p,p ,,t.rr,p t,,..,..i..s ,i,,o,,,- man
ueuly ( reliable capable Of taking charge VI
small pamphlet bindcy. Experience, boz 2Ss
, worn"
fhWNbRuklNH-foung man as stock clerk
hrst.cla tc'erel'c' as To character AbiIlN
rrxMAN, Expert wants engagement Teacher
, "a, W. lsSn st, ,. ,. ,,,,. ,,,,,., =,
iIGiirlNG { POsiNG; coon SALARY. PiioTo
| I,IX % Would
| UNDERGRADUATES r.tive reteuohcr wants ple,,
/ work T. Frcymuller, g3l T. s.th ST.
puorocp ApurR-yourc co,or,d man ns assist
! rlcnrc 4 N hn, 40 Wnrld UptoNn
/ pIr,NuEp G c,sa,ter. 60 nor d,y + rm-ncl
rI,,Nnrp,s HELPER is years, cxper,ence
| -, 81, ~, " .91
Pph hhI man 90 Az porter, Waterman OF u''N'r
| = ~ ""'""'H' '''l '' ave "'"'"''"
PORTER. iun-h,nnn or waiter. John sherman
| 1913 W 2tth st rear house.
| PORTER mr. us,trI man. can wait on ,uble
! wnnid bolp in t,nblc or Garden Nj fitzgerald
s2s y Eeth st
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pppss,'nekers, SeAmstresses, &c.
,fsne, iALNER, nrst class; So FER day; best ref
I5sss',, nome O. out brennan. l22 W. esd st.
tomsrsa. AkeR, nrSt clasG. wishes few more Gus
ruisrspns Norss Reasonable this month; highest
'sH's'' iaI W. goth 81.
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Situations Wanted-Male.
&c q hue No Ertra CHARGE on Sunday

NO EXTRA CHARGE.
Every American Dist. Tel. Office
is an Authorized Advertising
Agency for THE WORLD. A. D. T.
messengers will answer your call
box free, and take your World
Advertisements at office rates.
RING THEM UPl
paper; also pen q ink work; wages moderate
s, care of C. G. Lynch. 2ss W. llSth st.
BAKER-Good second hand on cakes who un-
derstands his business thoroughly. wishes
steady situation city or country. 81 Il. +sth
St, ground floor.
BAKER & pastry cook first class on bread pas
try; hotel or restaurant; references city or coun
try. Call for days Ritter, Sl7 Z. Slst st.
BAKER good; bread or cake city or country
small wages. Oh. M, care OF Taylors Hotel
lSs-lsl Park Row.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cake, bread & pie baker;
city or country. c. Dill. 1896 West St
BAKER-First-clRss foreman on French. Vienna
& New England bread; frst-class references
1893 list ave-, near 6oth St
BAKER. second hand. ST. f. 18th St. top
floor.
BAKER-Experenced & reliable cake. & pastry
baker, ornamenter; city or country; also second
Greenwood, lS9 ". 63d st.
| BAKER-First- class bread & cake baker; city or
country steady & sober. Horne, 1903 Hamburg
49,, ''"' ~ -,
| BAKER. cake; perfect on all CAKES, pres, orha-
Weber - Yates pIace. BrookIyp
- ----------
bAhER-Flrst-clas cake baker, references
$50 W. va ave
bAhEh-soOet young man as "a or So mana on
''a'' '''' IS""' ''' ". 90" ~
BAKER-Foreman on all kinds OF bread Vienna
rolls; good references, 1853 L. 10th ST., I'd night
front
BAkER-2d mana on Dresd vienna soods can
WORK alone 80 hahu on CAKES Maler -Vso 81
ave. ----.------
BAkER-Comp.tent foreman on all KINDS Of breai'
New England vienna homemade IoiIs' CAKES
pies Baker 20 ISL ST. sto'e'
BAkER-First class foreman on all KINGS OF
bread steAhy position 'l' hlery ST. brook-
lyn. f. d.
BAKER--First- class foreman on all kinds Of bread
rolls; French. Vienna. White Mountain. spec
ialtee 900 Myrtle ave, brooklyn.
III or rdrntry eli To- q Ssvs 70 EIiery st
Brooklyn
! RAKER-Foreman second or third hand; city or
countrA So Allen St, restaurant.
| DAKER-First-cl class second or light nrst hand on
all kilis OF cakes wants steady place reference.
Fuss 200 Ith ave.
| FARKEEPTR-Man with GOOD recommendation
desires steady position; hTs,-cats, long expert
eIce; wiling 10 WORK hard Mchahon US u avs
/ INSTRUMENTATION man 60 speaking English
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Situations Wanted-Female,
oressmsksrs. sesmstre.se.. &c.

oressmsksrs. Sesmstre..es, Ae.
Observation-Disclosures would like private
customers by the day make dresses at her
own home ST Il. l6bth st.
DREssMAK1NG-Young girl wants to learn dress
making. 3l Z. 9Th St, % floor, room H.
sEAMsTREss-Pr Protestant young woman as seam.
stress chAmbermAid. NJ. J. j., 1873 4th ave.
Newark. n. j.
DREssMAKER, at home or by the day; stylish
, suits from s. up; nt satisfaction guaranteed
DRESSMAKER-Good dressmaker wishes few
more customers by the day or at hons,
reasonable prices Miss Flatow, 2l6 e. 5sth St
Genera houscwor.ers.
HOCSEwORK-R Respectable girl to do general
homework or as housekccper. sOi E. list st..
top floor
HousEwoRK-By American woman in small
10th st.
housEwoRK-Resp colored woman to do
general housework or cook. cali days or sd-
dress NJ z i6l Adelphi St, LIST bell.
HOUsEwoRK-Two girls. one TO assist with light
housework mind children the other to do
chamberwork waiting. 23O e. 10th st. 1 flight
HOusEwoRK--Young girl, lately landed; strong,
willing: small family. NJ Bnmbrick, 10 West st
HOT acknowledgements coorei girl to do gem
crai housework hrst-class cook. Mrs. j. w
Norton, 225 e. sIth St, room l.
HOT SEW ORK-Neat young girl to assist with
light houseMork mind baby. Charles. 236
+. SD st; ring times.
HOusEWORK-Youn girl to do general house
work good plain cook & laundress; willing 4
obliging. I0l Z. l05th St, Sd floor.
ECuSEWORK-Young woman to DO Homework:
gcod cook laundress. i65 w. 18th St, Sd bell.
FOUsEwoRK-Young coored girl as general
houseworker; good plain cook. Call days,
Scott PA W. saith st.
acknowledgements young woman to do
general Homework in small private family Az
w. b6th St, list floor, front.
HOUSEwORK-Gir to do homework in small
family: nat preferred: reference. 527 w. tSth
St, flight front.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS girl for general house,
work. Call 1888 Sd ave. ring Horan's bell
HOusEwORK-Girl to do light housework or
mind children; willing & obliglng Cora Dob
son, 4l3 LIST ave-, bakery.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES girl to do Homework or
chamberwork In nat: best city references.
Ida, IA w 3Oth St, top floor.
HOUSEWoRK-Young German woman, good cook
laundress, TO do housework best reference.
205 L. 33d ST., ground floor
The evening world., 1894-10-06

COOK in private family or boarding house; thor
oughly competent In all kinds OF cooking. good
reference. Smith, 81 4th ave
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NO EXTRA CHARGE.
Every American Dist. Tel. Office
is an Authorized Advert isin 2
Agency for THE WORLD. A. D. T.
messengers will answer your call
box free, and take your World
Advertisements at office rates.
RING THEM UPl
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WAITER, first class married; steady place;
sober good worker: open oysters. trust
worthy; reference. Albert Harding. 50 Myrtle
ave. brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-10-06

ARTIST 20, can do fashion work on process
paper; also pen ink work; wages moderate
s., care OF C. g. Lynch. 2es w ll6th st.
BAKER-Good second hand cakes. who un-
steady situation: city or country 81 Il. +sth
St, ground floor.
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Professional Situations Wanted =
Female.


ATTENDANT for invalid; temperate. intelligent
4 discreet; highest r, ferences to capability &
integrity. J. W NJ, PSI W. 50th st
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES young lady as companion
4 attendant on elderly lady or invalid. Con-
stance, care John Mckinney, KinSsbridge.
DRAWING, painting-Ladies taught at home II
desired; no drawing needed for decorative work
Artist. 257 W. SGD IT.
GLAssBLowERs-2 fancy Elass-blowers & spin.
articles for visitors. Rhea, 1852 eth ave.
ovERNEss-Position as visiting governess by
young woman, for English branches or special
courses in history. literature history OF art
salary moderate; references X C.. box $50
World.
| &C VERNEss--French lady, dplomee, visiting gov
crness. for country; willing to travel. Acher
| lil w. 18th st.
| sTENoGRAPHERs operating any machine fur
! nished to all applicants; charge to either
party. Dcnsmore Typewriter Co.. 2O2 Broadway
| telephone 1908 Cortlandt.
| sTENoGRAPHER & typewriter; best OF reference
| from last employer. Moderate Salary. 1852
| 9Th ave.
sTENOGRAPHER & typewriter-Young lady. ex-
perienced. familiar with ONCE work; willing &
oDiging good penman; references Competent
box 4l6 World.
| YOUNG LADY would like addressing or other
home work l.. s. box 10. 25l sth ave.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES young woman with elderly
lady companion helper; excellent seam
stress. NJ X, go w. ed st,
| COVERINGS. visiting-Ycung German lady, grad
uste, gives instruction, moderate. Governess.
World Branch l7Os list ave.
| EDUCATED LADY desires employment: Is fine
| pianist Address S. H., log w t2d st.
sTENoGF APHER-Young lady wishes permsnen,
position as stenographer q typewriter; moderate
| salary. 1874 W, 10th st.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lady. beginner, as type
writer stenogrspher or to do once work.
Miss j.. care OF Bourgeois, 20S W. $50 st.
The evening world., 1894-10-06

DRUG CLERK, registered. years experience,
urst-rlAss pf.snrl puauist, got references, sal
AIRY moderate Pharmacist. 2ll Madison st.
DRUG CLERK. registered. graduate. desires sit
uatIou at once good references L eNper.enae
S. NJ. hoA lsA World
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wAITER-Young man In restaurant as waiter
night day work; willing 10 make himself
generally useful. II, 1852 +, 23d st.
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nurses, Lsdies' Maids. ar

! N,In--TnteIlis,pt young woman to attend 10
ia5y travelling or invalid Address statlns
WAGES 4 particulars Frances, Care Lewis SS' H.
. lS5th ST.
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FARMER-Married couple no children. man thor
| oush farmer 4 gardener: wife hrst-cass cook
washer 4 ironer; hrst-class reference. John, lls
Greenwich St, hotel
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HOTEL or olub-Reliable man; az years IS
storekeeper In city hotel; references. T.. Ia
W 2eth at
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JANITOR-Young man t2g. single. with FIRST
class city reference. janitor, wishes same.
Richard Coy 75 W. S7th Vt.
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HOTEL MANAGER terperenced) or position In
ohcs: will so South; Al referencea L.. box <os
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pairs Seam-ntting. pumps. elevators, &c;
strictly sober; best references Ross. 1873 Bridge
| st, Brooklyn.
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ELEVATOR RtNNER-Young man. colorcd az
elevator man or walter. porter. club house. J.
Fields 2OS W. 18th Mt
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ELEVATOR RUNNER. & willing to work. Chss-
Mssenheimcr ll9 Clinton Ct
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| JANITOR-Swcd!sh family; experienced: good re-
erenccs Anderson, 200 f. seth ST.
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BoOKNEEpER correspondent; German French
English. experienced douhl~cutry book
keeret moderate SALARY. c. HelIi.ld, 50 Wash
ington place
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| YOUNG MAN 10 al anything, would Ike 10
| lean nerkNear cutting. years refereneA
| IL W. 2a6 z. iOth 1t
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FOREMAN outdoors. large experience handling
men; handy with tools; best references; will
take any position with possibility OF advancement.
2hA Railroad ave. Bridgeport. Conn.
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| JANIToR-Man L wife as janitor; handy pias-
terer hy trade. James McCord. 1888 Bergen
| st, Brooklyn.
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GROoM-Young man who thoroughly understands
his business, as groom city or country can
furnish hrst.clsss references. X, box tl3 World.
GRooM-Young man, q. or handy man around
the house II. Hardiman. care Lenard. Is q.
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ENGlNEER-srictly temperate; ntst-class refer
st, Brooklyn.
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Situations Wanted-Mala.

ELEVATOR RUNNER-Experienced young man to
run elevator or as porter in store: city refer
ence. Walton, 900 T. 10th vt.