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CHANGE OF VENUE.
The Lawrence Divorce Case Trans.
ferred to ROckIan County.

Judge Truax, in Superior Court, Cham
bers. to-day granted Mary II. Lawrence
IS a week alimony and a counsel fee of
S5 pending the decision of her suit for
an absolute divorce from William H.
Lawrence. The Judge also granted a
motion made by counsel for the de-
PENDANT to transfer the trial OF the case
from this county to Rockland County.
Mr. Lawrence is sixty-one years old
and his wife is about the same age.
They have been married thirty years.
Mrs. Lawrence alleges that her hus-
band deserted her in 1879 and has not
since contributed to her support. She
also alleges that he has been living
with another woman.
Lawrence denies his wifes charges
and alleges that he went home one night
and found the house locked, his wife
gone and most of the furniture re-
moved. Afterwards he says his wife
told him she would never live with him
again. AS to the charge of his living
with another woman, he says the
woman is siXty-seven years old and
that she is his housekeeper.
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GOODWIN & SWIFT'S FAILURE.
Schedules show Actual Assets of
x1O5.3O, bilities, xGf1 ,344.3O.

The schedules of the assignment OF
Goodwin & Swift. railroad contractors,
formerly of &C Broadway. who assigned
on June IS last, were filed in the Court
of Common Pleas to-day. The liabilities
are $64l, S44.30; nominal assets. 81 ,SO7 405. 20,
and actual assets. sl05.7o.
The personal schedule OF Mr.. Good
win was also fled-Liabilities. Sl26, ST., 80;
nominal assets, 1874, $50. 20. and actual as
sets, $3.50.
The great difference between the ac-
tual and nominal assets is explained by
the assignee by the fact that the chief
assets consisted of stock in various COR
porations which were pledged as security
ditior OF the stock market the stock IL
not worth the amount of the debts as
security for which 1t is pledged.
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WILL BESSIE WE'D AGAIN?
Reported Reason for Actress Ty.
reefs Seeking Divorce.

The news that little Miss Bessie Tyree
OF Daniel Frohman's Lyceum company
Is seeking a divorce from her husband
DIR. Joseph s. Tyree. of Washington.
was received with much surprise to-day
on the Rialto. but there were one or two
who p~ofessed to have expected just such
tidings.
If Miss Tyree secures her divorce, It Is
said she will marry n well-known New
York manager-one whose name stands
at the head Of the metropolitan theatri-
cal world. He Is said to be very much
in love with her. and his attentions to
her have been quite unmistakable. 1t
was just this little previous matrimonial
tie that stood in the way of a wedding.
The grounds upon which Miss Tyree
seeks divorce are unknown. Her WASH
ington husband, 1t Is declared. adores
her. He believes that she Is the great
est actress of the day, and has been anx-
ious for some years to see her starring
The two, however have not lived to-
gether for long time.
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BISMARCK" KEENAN, LOSES.
The Court Decides in Favor Of
Patrick Herman.
Suit Was Over David Jones Brewing
Company Property.

Bismarck" John keenan,, OF the de-
funct County Democracy has lost the
action in the Court OF Common Pleas re-
gardlng the David Jones Brewing Com
pany. Keenan,. at the organization of
this Company In 1884. took $4,000 worth
of stock. Augustus T. Docharty, the
ex-Register took like amount and the
rest of the Capital stock of 100000. was
held by Patrick Herman. who hal eight
liquor stores in this city. The Company
cleared $4,000 the first five years OF It's
existence, but business tnen fell away 90
fast that 1t became profitless about three
years ago.
A $4,000 mortgage on the property had
been given to the Bowery Savings Bank,
which threatened foreclosure in 1890. In
that year Herman deposed. by virtue OF
his majority OF stock. Keenan, and Doch-
arty from the directory of the Company
as we'll as two of his former bartenders.
to whom he had given ten shares of stock
each.
Then. according to Keenan, and Doch-
the property of the Company and freeze
out Docharty and Keenan,. He got, II Is
said. the Bowery Bank to assign the
mortgage to his son, Patrick Henry
years old and year ago young Kier-
nan began foreclosure proceedings, serv-
ing the papers on his own father as
Secretary and Treasurer of the Com
pany.
keenan, and Docharty did not know
what was going on until they saw no.
tlce in the papers few days before
the date fixed in the notice for sale
OF the property. They got II stay of
proceedings alleging fraud. They set
up counter claims against the elder
Herman, claiming that he I'm fact
owned the mortgage for discounts al
lowed himself on ales he bought for his
liquor stores and for stabling horses.
The court disallows the counterclaims
and grants judgment of foreclosure In
favor of young Herman: He gave
keenan, and Docharty ten days to take
proceedings to dissolve the company
and for the appointment of a receiver,
II they desire to take that course, in
order to have other property of the COM
pany collected and its outstanding ac-
counts settled
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Professional Situations Wanted
Female

BOOkHEErER-YounK woman as boolkeeper; 6
years experience: reference N required Ex.
perenced. lS badger ave. Newark, N. J.
CASHIER In store or once work by young lady (:
rapid penmsn. quick at figures. c.. SS l.. l3Nh
DEM NsTRAToR-Espc enced young lady as
deinonstrator Or ssleHady; references fur.
nished. $. y. n, box +o9 World.
GovERNESS or teacher in primary department.
in private school; rcfercnoss l.. s., boS ~
Somorvillc. " j.
sTENOGRApHER & typewriter. good ronman :
willing tn do One work: references Address
II. c. IL. 1852 9Th ave
TYpEwRlTER--A Young girl In an oiicc; . years
experience In u puhlishers once; crates Rem
inElon NpeNrIicr. noherty. 800 T. I'm at
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NURsE-Rcspcctabis woman would take charge
Of invalid lady a do light housework. best Of
references. II. r.. 1908 Washington ave-, nth ST.
NURsE-Competent. we'll educated North Ger
man girl. speaking English q German utntly.
as child's nurse, do sewing & assist with cham
berwork In respectable private family city refer
ences Ns +. seth st. ground floor. front
NuRsE--A neat young girl wants situation to
mind a baby: willing q obliginE; wages S. $50
sh ave
NURSE, German girls tosether, one as nurse,
the other as ,hambermaid q waitress "a,
Marion at, Brooklyn
WET NURSE will take child 4 give II mother a
care; reasonable. y. W. World Branch. 1888
I'd
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Professional Situations Wanted =
EcnaIe

BooKKEEPER or assistant by lady with S years
experience, cen give very hest of references
d.. box as World, uptown.
FORELADY by experienced manager: desig ns
grades cuts all ladies' d. Children's garments
Dressmaker box 80 World, uptown.
SALESLADY-Re woman, %, thnrouyhly
understands hand embroidery stamping wishe,
situation wholesale house. as saleslady; references
Mrs. |. r., 1876 l.. Slst st.
STENOGRAPilER, expert; German 4 English
~ Maltry, 81 f. Glst st.
TYPEWRlT1NG Of every description neatly done
90. per folio. cartons .o2c work called fol
& delivered. BUwden, III W. 9oth St
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Situations Wanted-Maie.

NURsE--Young man, graduate OF Mills Training
School. Bellevue Hospital as attendant to In
valid gentleman excellent references as to char
scter, ability. &C. Nurse, 32s I'D ave.
PACKER or portcr-By young man; understands
shipping. marking can furnish hrst-cilss ref.
erenees Dornes. sol T., 18th IT.
| PAiNTER--loung man. Scandinavian, lately
Christensen. ~ r. 9Th St. Windsor Terrace.
Brooklyn.
| PAPERHANGER-Y man, skilled rapid
mechanic. withes permanent position with good
arm; city or country Thos. Hood. ll65 broad
, way, brooklyn
PAwNBRokER' ASSISTANT, aged %; 8 years
experience IN England. pledge & sale counters
has also held excise license IN Liverpool, situa
ton a" above or other suitable occupation, mod.
| crate saisry to commence. I, X. Jones, box is.
80 Il 18th s., cigar store.
PORTER coorcd jauitor. onHce work. messenger
10 years city references from last cmplo, er.
Allen. $50 W SD 81.
rREssMAN. understanding email preHswork. In
small once is also good Jobbet, moderate
wages, L., 81 ID ave, brooklyn.
PRi,SSMAN. two.thirdCr, on book poster
| Pressman. box bl0 World. brooklyn.
PROOFREADER-An experienced accurate 4 re.
liable reader a practical printer desires posi-
tion. Alpha. 1853 +. t7th st.
USEFUL MNN--Young man, Swiss: understands
the care VI hurscs, In willing to do any Kind
Of work T. X, care Of Karl Ale. b0S r.. ltth ST.
USEFUL MAN: not afraid Ut wota; do any.
thing, strictly sober. u. L. Quinn. 80 T.. ils;.
vNENIsHER- Flrst.class hardwood nnishcr 4
S'Riner Hty or county ilN T.. I'D At.
WAITER. reliable q experienced: downtown pre-
ierred; Iu''H polite. +, hoN 1913 World
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MILE. JEANNE DIDN'T DANCE.
And She Gets a Summons for Pet
tingill to Appear In Court.

Mile. De Lasabiniere. French
dancer known to the stage as Mile.
Jeanne. was in Jefferson Market Court
this morning, where she applied for a
summons for F. E. Pettingi.l.
According to her stories. Pettingill
claims to be a theatrical manager and
recently engaged Mile. Jeanne to appear
in a company headed by Hugh Fay, the
Irish comedian. Before completing ar
engagements he said he was short of
sick at her residence. He asked her to
advance him money until he went on
the road. She had no money, but gave
him her cornet, valued at $50. He pdwned
the Garnet and shortly afterwards told her
that his negotiations In :egarl to the
Hugh Fay company had fallen through.
Justice Noorhis issued a summons re-
turnab.e Monday afternoon. Nile.
Jeanne was represented by CD. J. f..
M!lliken.
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peen hotter than any known wi,u,u the
nnn zen years. At the sousa evening
a2peer; He will sing Schumanr,'s .'Two
Gtrenadlers, to which he should be able
10 40 Justice. The other soioists Will be-
1 z,nnn seaton and Miss Bertha WALTZ
ser Sousa programme will be
m mace up from the works OF Fiotow,
Moszko%ski,. Offenbach. Wagner. Mev,
erbeer, Verdi and Others
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Cooks

Cooks.
cooK-Good cook Il laundress: would do house
work: city or out, years references; week or
month 2l7 Z. 5sth St, stairs.
CooK-Respectable woman good cook city or
country; or do general homework 7l9 Wash
ington 81.
CooK-RsspectAble middle-aged person as cook.
housekeeper or care Of children; country pre-
ferred: good references H.. S25i3 Union Hill.
n. J.
COOK-French woman, married. as good cock In
private family or boarding house; good city ref
er.ncsA t. $50 W $50 ST., bsssment.
COOK -Flrst-class family aook: understands her
business: guoG baker, can make butter: refer
ences; city or country. ~ ". 2ith St. ID nooT.
Chsmbsrmsids, Weaknesses. Ete.
CHAMBERMAID-YounE girl as chambermsid or
waitress or to asst With children; city or eyun-
try. Call or address N. r., $40 I'd ave.
Drsssmsksrs, SssmItssssss. &C.
pREssMAKER-slip covers cut 4 cited; home or
BIZ the day; references Hahn. ~ T. 1sA 1t
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Housekeepers ana Jsri,rs.sss.


DAYS WORK by respectable Danish wornsn.
washing or hOusccieanins; restaurant or family
Cali Saturday. A. Clemcnts, Sibss FurmAn at.
Brooklyn.
LAuNDRESS. hrst class, wishes family washing
at 50r. dozen. 535 9th ave, store.
LAuNDREsS to 60 out washing q ironing. leg
E. l03d at, basement.
LAUNDRESS. FIRST class to 20 out by the day or
take In ladies' a. gents washing at home; best
references. Hon. 81 Amsterdam ave.
WASH G-Respectsble woman to do washing q
irnang by the day. Mrs. Kelly, 3N t. seth at.
wASHlNG-Youn married woman to go out wash
Ing. Mrs. PfeiI, ~ Jane St. basement.
kurscs, Ladies MAIDS, Ae.
NURSE--Respectabie colored woman nurse.
chambcrmaid or waitress. 100 W. 0ith st.
basement
NURSE-Youn woman to care for baby at her
own home. lS+ 10th ave, top floor.
WET Young person as wet nurse or
would take baby home. 8. w. World Branch.
1855 Sd ave.
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Miscstiansovs.

AMERICAN WOMAN widow no enoumhrance;
any kind OF work IL a good housekeep-r. ~.
loG W. t2d St
LEANiNG--First. class houssclcansr TO work hy
the day or week; excellent paint d window
cleaner, reference present employer Annie. box
1903 World. uptown.
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We MI l'E II NV T'Is TTNINEN
AZ, 5 hUxt isl i Win,

1897 III AVE, bGI, 18TH iITlI SIS.
Same ratcs rain ofr"". No Cvtrs charge
ACTIVE yuurg man at anything. not afraid u,
work. Advertiser. 90 ", -9th St, top floor.
BRIGHT young man. 90 has served years with
leading merchant tailors, trimmed 4 kepl
stock. desires place with responsible Hnusc; best
references. Landin, &c James NJ,
SALAilED PERMNNENCY - Calculations con.
struc' Ion, contracting, EuTveying storage,
transportation. anything suitable. Rex. box ~
World
YOUNG MAN, u quick. Intelligent: good pen
min; worL " any Kind. Il. n, Slg h., 18th at.
bell =.
YOrN'i MAN. Norwegian. strong 4 active: will
ing to do anything. Thompson care Of janitor,
3il ". liy'h NJ
YOUNG MAN, n, German American. at any.
thing. not afraid OF work. otto AckeTman.
lk5 ANo. e.
YurNG MAN Is, In once wholesale house
good reference. 5. Coleman, ~ It'll St
YOUNG MAN - iesires work Of ans kind viii.
ins oblgng. can j. TURK az T., 10th At,
YOU'VE MAN ~ experienced In all kinds Of
Office work: understands book keeping. l. A.
Levy, 2 Cannon ri.
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Situations Wanted-FemaIe.
Sc c Ass NJ Aska Charge on suadsy.

Erry Saturday until Sept IS WW b. THE
WORLDS "SITUA ION DAY" Al adte7tiss
Ments under hs coa:vfeation dppe RIM I" The at
Hday morning ->!2.on u THE WORLD UiA b
reneated in he EVENING WORLD The sams day
free OF charge
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chamberma,ds. .a,tresse,. Cite.

CIIAMDERNAID or houscv orkcr; experienced
Swedish girl. Mathews. present employer. 1911
Lexington ave.
CilAMBERMAID 4 waitress; strong young girl
Just landed Apply days RccEan. 200 W. 6sth
CIiAMBERMAID, good. smart. willing to help
207 World.
cHAMBERMAlD-Nice young girl colored, to do
upstairs work. OF as lady's maid. Lydia 6S W.
i3d 81 room Is.
CHAMBERMAID-Youngg GIL as chambernaid or
light housework In city. "a W. 18th 81.
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Real Estate for s.Is-Lons Island.

CONE LOOK at this bargain; 2.story. Groom
dwelling with one lot, in Corona; price
VOW WV /. J. scHAEFER. Corona
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COOKS.

CoOK-Polish girl nrst-class cook. in restaurant;
good city reference: yearB in last place.
Karolina Markiewirz. lts LIST ave. top huor.
COOK, good. in private boarding house or res
tsurant; sleep home. $50 9Th ave.
COOK-Respectable woman as cook or laundress.
100 +. 10th st. store.
COOk--Ali around, In hotel or restaurant; COM
petent woman. city or country. Fitch, I'LL Z.
isth st.
COOK-Respectable young colo! cd woman cook.
232 Il. s5th st. ring Deimar's bell.
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PRINCESS ON A LARK.
Itnly's Court AstOnishcd by the Ac-
lions OF n Popular Woman.

Here Is another court scandal. Prin-
cess Laetitia rode to the races on
wheel, won a lot OF money got tipsy
and frted outrageously. The King OF
Italy was greatly shocked.
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pressmsksrs, sesmstressea, &C.

MILLTNER. experienced. would take charge of
millinery business In small town for moderate
salary. MiliIsr. 20 W, 18th st.
Observation-Disclosures to help seamstress. 7Sc. q
day. Alva, 1876 u. 18th ut.
sEAMSTREsS-Wanted. by elderly, refined Wild
owed lady. family sewing at her residence or
Of parties. Mrs. Travis. ?s7 Reid ave. kyn.
SEAMSTRESS-Plain sewing done In or out OF
the house, children's dresses specially. Mrs.
Schaehei, y5l 4. ll3th st.
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ON HER WAY TO THE RACES.

The story of pair OF tights. bifur-
Gated skirt, a bicycle and some wine,
which the Princess got mixed up to-
gether, will be told in the Sunday
World" tomorrow.
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Situations Wanted-MaIe.
SC. It line. NJ I.tm charge on S;.nday.

Hrry .idtrdp until Selt Is rb b, THE
EORLDS "SITLA ION Dan" AZ od'r-'I,.
mems under hs cii.fcI'i n dppe -ino mh, sat.
vr,ay mDrnpo ed,t,on u TIM WORLD urR be
repeated u, the EVENING World he same day
free Of chGrp.
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Hous.ksseer. ana J.nItrs..s..

HOUsEKEEPER- Respectable young girl expert.
enced as housskeeper T. small family: will &C
In country. II s.. g6l I'd ave.
HousEKEEPER by respectable German woman
best references. Inquire. Housekeeper. +o2 u.
I'D st.
JANITREss for / or more Cats by woman with .
sons Bradley. janitor 2s2 W. ssth ct.
JANITREssr-A respectable woman with growing
son as jsnitress: hrst-class reference. 3lo ".
sist IT.
JANITREss--A reliable coiored girl wishes sIty-
alton to take care OF apartments. Call i0S
W. ssth ST. Hopes bell.
Lsunarss.ss. Days Work, Etc.
DAYS woRK-A respectable colored woman to
go out by the day Washing. ironing or cleaning.
D., box 5Os World uptown
DAYS wORK-woman 10 20 out by the day.
WASHING. ironing or cleaning Ars Welsh. H7
T. sist 49,
DAYS woRK-kespsctable widow to do washing
or house cleaning by the day. Mrs. Broderek.
tos Hudson st.
Laundrssses. Days Work, tic.
LAuNDREss-woman by the day or week a.
hrst-class laundress: references. $50 W. t2d At.
I'd floor
wAsHING-Respectabls woman to do washing at
home. Inquire Jsnitor, SO Floyd it.. Brooklyn.
wAsHING-German woman. speaks little Eng.
lish. good worker, does washing or cleaning BY
the day. Janitor, 3l7 W. l2lst A.
WASHING at home BY young German woman.
Mrs. Rost 5D W. 10th 81.
wAsHISG-A woman would like TO take home
washing 4 ironing or go out by tho day.
Sugent, 100 T.. ll3th 81.
WASHING ironing or houssSleaniTG BY the day.
or in restaurant. 70 n. 9Th ct, Brooklyn.
kursss, L. dies MAi-s, AZ.
NURsE-YounE girl TO mind children. or as cham
bsrmaid & waitress Is Bedford st,
NURSE or companion oy educated American
woman. -: good references. Address by letter
only. Z. b. H., 23S W. 22d st.
EURsE-foung German woman 10 bring UP baby
At her own home; mothers care givsn BTausr.
le3 z 7sth st.. ID aoor.
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CI.EASING-Rcapcctable coiored woman desires
Rentlemen's apartments to take care OF or ofnces
to clean Answer all week A. 8 p. 1918 Grand
st, Jersey city
RESPECTABLE WOMAN will assist mornings In
exchange for small apartments. Mrs. Hannah.
$50 W. 18th St, LIST nat, east.
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Genera, houseworxers.

HOUSEWORK-Young German girl to do genera
housewUrk lsY Adams st.. Brooklyn, care oil
Mrs, crosby.
HOUSEWORk-Giri desires situation at general
huusework, hrst-class COOK a laundress. can be
seen at present employers. 6yi r. 10th St
HOusENO RK-Youns widow with baby would Tx,
to do general hUusewUrK; MAXI hVue moro than
wages Cassidy, 6+l h. l3tth 81.
HOUSEWORK-woman to do housewo7i: city oil
country: good washer ironcr 2u5 W. 26il
ST., rear.
Observation-Disclosures colored girl TO dc
general homework In small family. e. Jener.
les, IS w iSd ST.
HousEwoRK-Girl. not long In country. with
no objection to boarding house. Call $50 9Th ave.
Sd bell.
HousEwoRK-roung girl, lately landed. to Dc
general hOusework in q small private family
Cab "a Z. 4',h st
HOuSEWORK-2 German girls; ! for Homework
othe: t" take care OF children; city country
TSele 40 r.. SOth st.
IIOUSEwORK-py middle aged woman. or tax,
care OF children; city refctencer. 5i2 W. 2sth.
liOUsEWORK-By middle-ssed woman: city oil
country. city references. AIS w. 10th ST.
HovsEwORK- Scandinavian girl to dc house.
work. 10 W. llth ST., basement.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. woman to assist With
light Homework or mind child: good home
wanted. Mundeli. 2ls Il, tth st.
HousEwORK-Young woman to assist with sen
eral Eousework in small family or take care OF
child. NJ. NJ. lls r, s9th st.
oUsEwoRK-Respectable woman to do general
To for children. Call . days. 357 kent ave.
Brooklyn, E. ID.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4 accurate; sxpsyiencs1
practical printer: job. book. news or medical
work Reader, p. o. box Il Lynbrook. Z. L
| PRooFREADER, well educated a experiencoI
desires employment on book or nswspapse
work. Proof box lss World. ,l-ET.
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PR1NTER-Al all-around jobber. stone hama
proofresder. long experience; superittsndeuI
foreman: any. capacity; references Intsiligence.
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n PoRTEk-Young man; I years experience; will
ing to work at anything In hotel. Stephen
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PKTNTER-Yonng man, q, married; aii-aroun1
hand In job once: also capable OF taking chsrre :
knows sdn : languages thoroughly .. J. dardsiis.
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PREssMAN. Gordon, cylinder. can run Kiddss;
,, low wages. city or country. Bergman. q
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HoRsEsHoER--Man as ShoelnE smith or floor
man. country preferred. Smith. 900 W 5Sth 81.
HOTEL CLERK, experienced American. good
habits 4 references, OF cashier bookkssper
or barkseper A. L. B.. 3iS W. S7th st.
JANIToR; nrs'-elass painter 4 papsr-hangsr.
22s Ave d. In store.
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WANTED for New York. Ohio New England
/ States good side line. l., box ts2 World.
YOUNG MAN thoroughly experienced In hard
| ware trade would like to invest with sefyics. -
any other business; best OF reference. D.. bex
W.
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YOUNG MAN IS strong. willing q obliyinG.
wishes position at anything Charley Yune.
with. as RiyIpEton st
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WANTEp-Situation In store. once or eoilectiug:
reference or security furnished steady employ.
ment preferred to big wages. Willing. box ~
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YOUNG MAN. 10. years experiences. position
In piano action shop: best reference Pstss
". Noss $40 Pleasant ave.
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SALESMAN - Young man having sstsbiishsa
trade In hrst-class notion q small ware jobbinS
houses wants staple line eommission- eaiss-
man, box 900 World.
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PAPER -HANGER-If you want one who 10 Arve
, aiass, you can depend upon. sehd for win, SO
Bushwick ave. BROOKLYN.
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YOUNG MAN 10 speaking English q German.
position at anything: best references q. IL
box 2t3 World. uptown.
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