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FOUND A BURGLAR INSIDE.
A Broken Window Leads to Cap
ture In a saloon.

Edward Ryan. twenty-three years old,
who says that he lives at Y Carmine
street. Boston. Mass, was held in $1,000
bail by Justice Burke In the Harlem Po-
lice Court this morning for trial on o
charge Of burglary.
Al O'clock this morning Policeman
Nicholas, OF the East one Hun fred and
Twenty-sixth street police station. dis
covered that the sile window Il James
Aherns liquor store, l3i East one Hun
bred and Twenty-ninth street, had been
broken, and on entering the place,
found Ryan hidden behind the bar. 4
.ot Of cigars ana bottles Of liquor had
been packed in a bundle for removal
the plea that he was drunk and did not
know what he was doing.
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NO JUSTICE WAS PRESENT.
Yorkville Police Court Prisoners
SHELTERED in the Close Pen.
Justice Meade Is Ill and Eight Of His
Confreres Couldn't Be Found.

Business In Yorkville Police Court was
at a standstill this morning because there
was no Justice present.
Justice Clarence w. Meade, who has
been sitting at the court, was taken vio-
lently i'll yesterday afternoon. and no one
could be found this morning to take his
place. kilograms and messenger boys
were sent around to the different Jus
tlces but none could be found for the
morning session.
Finally Justice Ryan, now presiding at
the Tombs, sent word that he would go
to Iorkville Nc soon as he concluded his
business at the Tombs.
Justice Meade was feeling i'll yester-
day and concluded his work at court
only with u great effort. He barely
managed to reach his home. at 4OS West
Twenty-second street, and had physi-
clan summoned. His afhtction IL Sc
we're stomach disorder.
When he found this morning that he
could not go to court he telegraphed
Although there are eight Police Justices
not now on duty. none Of them could be
found. or the eight. five are on their
regular two weeks leave, and the other
three are assigned to Special Sessions.
As the last-named court IL not open
Saturday. the Justices were not in evil
dence to-day. 1t Is presumed that they
have all sought cool hreezes out of
town.
The clerks at Yorkvile Court sent
kilograms and messengers to the house
OF every Justice not on duty now. but
not one of them could he located. Then
came the message from Justice Ryan
at the Tomhs after which the iorkville
people rested easily.
The prisoners swcltering in the pen
We're even more anxious than the clerks
about the arrival Of Justice. They
wanted some disposition made OF their
cases SO that they might leave the hole
In which thry were confined. The pros
pect Of waiting until afternoon did not
seem pleasant one for them They
were after awhile taken down to the
cells, where the air was cooler.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
SHE SCALED A FENCE.
Before That Lizzie Slid from .
Thtrd-stOry window.

Lizzie Donnelly. twenty-nine years
old, an inmate of the Mngdalen Asylum
al One Hundred and Thirty ninth street
and North River, made an unsuCcess-
full attempt to escape from the insti-
tuition at 4 o'clock this morning.
Lizzie was sent to the asylum from
the Jefferson Market Police Court u
few days ago. This morning, while her
fellow-inmates were asleep, she made
rope of her bedding and let herself
There yet remained a high fence to
scale before liberty was assured, and
Lizzie was in the act of clambering
over IL when she was discovered by the
matron, Rebecca HARRINGTON. who gave
an alarm, and a policeman made his
appearance.
Lizzie said she attempted to escape
because she preferred the island to the
asylum. She was committed to the
island for three months.
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THEY STOLE WATERMELONS,
An Italian Vendors Stand Robbed
While He slept.

John Labonic, an Italian, who keeps a
fruit stand on the corner of Ninety.
eighth street and Third avenue. was
complainant before Justice Burke. in
the Harlem Police Court. this morning
against James Curtin. seventeen years
and William Summons, Of the same age,
OF 1884 Second avenue. whom he charged
with larceny.
Labonic was doing in his chair yes
terday when the accused and a third
person stealthily approached the stand
and loading themselves with eleven fine
watermelons started off They were
fortunately seen by Policeman Duffy,
they dropped the melons and made off
Curtin and Ssmmons were captured
but their companion escaped.
The. prisoners were held in 500 bail
each foi trial.
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CONEY ISLAND ROMANCE.
The Fair Prinoner became n Bride
and Escaped Punishment.

COMFY ISLAND, l.. l., July 2l.-
Adolph Mohr. OF 35l West Twenty-tifth
street. New York, an oyster-dealer, and
Johanna Brockman were married by
Justice Finnerty in the police court
to-day.
The woman was arrested few nights
ago in a raid on the Melrose Hotel, an
alleged observation-disclosures, and was ar
raisned in court to-day on charge Of
disorderly conduct.
Before judge Finnerty passed judg-
ment in her case. Mohr asked the Judge
If he would release the woman II he
would marry her. The Judge consented
and the couple were married. They left
for New York.
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HER SANITY QUESTIONED.
Commissioner Appointed to Eek.
anime Mrs. Engenin II. Cooke.

William n. Willis. Or. Samuel r.
Elliott and William NJ. Hoes were APP
pointed Commissioners to-day by JUS
tice Slower. Of the Supreme Court. to
inquire into the sanity of Mrs. Eugenia
who lives at 81 West Ninth street.
The Commission was appointed upon
the application of Richard X. Mosey.
Mrs. Cookies grand nephew. who lives
" J.
Mrs. Cooke is eighty.three years old.
The affidavit of DR.. Frank G. Bum is
attached to the application, showing
that Mrs. Cooke Is suffering from pro-
Sressive paresis. caused by old age.
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SKINNED IN TRANSIT.
had MILK Thrown Overheard from
a. S.wburg barge.

Residents of Harlem have heen COM
planning of the impurity Of their milk
OF late. and. as result. DIR. Classon,
ASSISTED by Milk Inspectors Walter and
Nundenburg and Sanitary officers Doyle.
Lang, Neg8esmith and Carroll made a
raid on Newburg barge at the milk
depot One Hundred and Thirty-third
street and North River, last night.
The cargo consisted OF 50i cans OF
forty quarts each, were found to be
below the test. and they were dumped
overheard. The milk dealers claim that
the milk is skinned and watered IN
market exactly nv II comes to them
Measures will be taken by the Depart
uent to get at the root of the evil
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ANTI-ANARCHIST BILL.
Second Clause Passed by French
Chamber of Deputies.

ivy Associated lTeSsD
PARIS. July 2l.-The Chamber OF Dep
titles to-day adopted the second clause
OF the AntiAnarchist bill, providing
that Anarchist trials are to take place
before a Correctional Tribunal composed
OF Judges, instead Of being tried by
juries.
The vote was 800 for the clause and
l76 against II.
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MULVANEY AND THE SHARK.
II Interrupted His Breakfast, and
He HnrpoOned II.

Phillip Mulvaney. laborer, Of ~
Adams street. Hobokenc had an expe-
rience while out in a rowboat fishing
In the North River, opposite South
street, Hoboken, early this morning
that he is likely to remember for the
remainder of his natural life.
Mulvaney had been fishing from an
early hour last evening, and was pull
ing up his lines preparatory to going
home about 8 o'clock, when friend
named MacCormack, rowed UP to the
dock. MacCormack had also been fish
ing and the basket he carried in tie
boat contained large number of sma D..
fish.
for BREAKFAST. and that if Mnlvaney
desired he could use the boat. Null
street street After sn drSopp'pg Ibis his lines he
of food Muivaney threw overheard all
the fool he could not eat. He was sur
prised moment or two later to see
large fish, five feet in length. swim up
to the boat and swallow the food he
had cast overheard.
After the food was all gone. the fish
to the fsherman's CONSERVATION. Null
vaney says that the fish rushed at the
boat, apparently intent on capsizing
a. s stak he an wh 2Sf Vent WE
only TO come UP again on the other side
OF the boat.
Mulvaney then tied a large jackknife
to an car.
With this improvised spear he har.
pooned the fnny monster. The spear
whizzed into the fsh's back. The oar
stood up straight in the water for a
moment or two. and then fell over to
one side where 1t was picked up by
the man in the boat. The string was
still fast to it. and Mulvaney was
tickled when he found that the other
end was firmly attached to the FISH.
Mulvaney finally landed his catch
in the boat. but not without much
trouble.
The hsh proved to be a small shark
The knife had gone through Its heart
than three blocks by the fish.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
NEW YORKER MURDERED.
John sinnn IN Jns body Found In mn
Alley in Glasgow.

tBy Associated PressD
GLASGOW, July q. John Sinnamon,
whose address Is given as 1872 East Sec
ond street. New York City, was found
murdered In an alley Of this city last
night.
Twelve men and women have been ar
rested on suspicion Of having been con-
nected with the affair.
At 1872 Second street no one by the
name of John Sinnamon was known
Several of the residents of the vicinity
who We're seen had never heard of the
man. nor did they know of "a person
who had gone to Scotland from that
part of the city.
The address mentioned in the despatch
was East" Second street. AS there Is
no West Second street in this city. the
street is only known as Second street"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
MRS. MATHEWS RELENTS.
Refused to Press Charge Against
Her Husband.

Robert f. Mathews. of the Scarboro
Mansions. 22l West Fifty-seventh street,
who was arrested yesterday on a charge
OF larceny preferred by his wife, was
iNlschargcd to-day at the Yorkville Po-
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Mathews are art
SHealers. She claims that X. b. Jones
,ett a water-color. valued at $3.50, with
,ook % the S.sP ppstu o. and that At
sne refused TO prosecute to-day. but
sssn, note to the Court requesting
mat aer husband be discharged.
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Passed - worthless BiiI.

Rauaele Franchl. OF 40 Railroad avenue. jersey
city, purchasel IS cents worth OF medicine from
GiusSeppi Personlni, druggist, OF ito South Fifth
avenue. In payment .Or the medicine FraRehI
tenderod a so share warrant OF the American
Ekchang, In Europe. which Is OF the size and
appearance Of the ordinary legal tsndsr. Pstsonini
latter WAS arrested later and srralgnsd this morn.
ia 1t the TsAbs c9Sf. and AsIa '0' gamma
uoa-
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! SALESMAN tcoah. man who in business.
with = good trade; this city 4 suburbs; 6rst.
/ class reference c.. box 90 World. Philadelphia.
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acknowledgements experienced German
couple, both 80. without children. for nat or
once building man licensed engineer; nrst-class
reference II X. box rs World
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USEFUL MAN--Younv German csbinet-maker.
with tools TO make himself generally useful In
private family; acquainted With garden work. y.
, u. 800 l.. 18th ST.
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/ RESPECTABLE MAN wife; children: bss-
| reteren " 10. % ave. hghts UP. front
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RuLER-Young mar. with 2 years experiences.
would like steady situation: wages no object
j. P. g.. box Ill World.
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STEAMER REPORTED SUNK.
Unknown Vessel snid to Have Gone
Down on Drcst.
lny Associated Press.

BREST. FRANCE, July "A large
steamer Is reported TO have been sunk
OF this port. No particulars have been
received as TO name or nationality.
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PROOFREADER thoroughly competent expert.
cncei n reliable reader 4 practical printe~
Reader, l59 h nth St
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A PETARD IN ROME.
IL ExpIodes, but Does No Damage,
Nenr the British Embassy.

ROME. July "A petard was ex-
Embassy.
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PRISTER-FIrst.olaSs compositor desires position
as foreman or at ease. well recommended. j..
box 22l World
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sTENOGRAPHER q typewrlter--iouns man.
years experience: accurate. rapid! Remington OF
Smith; salary, IS. B. box SOL Brooklyn World.
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Situations Wanted-Male.

BOY, IS. graduate OF public school. can write
English German. In once r. waltz ia
Nhuier st, Brooklyn
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Scotland Wins N Trophy.

No damage was done.
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STEWARD ~ years prseti al experience; trtel.
clubhouse or restaurant lily pr away. u. ",
box 6es Harlem World.
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JANlTUE--Sobcr married man as janitor for 1 OF
more hat9, ian do Iepairs. city reference Car
diner Az W 18th 1t
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WANTED. by carpenter. position as manager Of
barge OF ANY place OF trust. good reference q
security. stark. los Columbia st. Brooklyn.
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YOUNG MAN 90, having a few hours spare time
from le to i /. Nj would like 10 do ything;
hlghes, references. Alex Dube. IFS Z iotth 81
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Situations Wanted-Male.

WNTCHTASF PCLlSHFR. experienced N C.
box ia World RruokoNn
c;tna$;ons Waoked-Malc
~. Il h'n. No Extra charge an sunday
rr-y cd'ordry until sem. n ri h THE
uonrt,S Syri,,7yoN p.,.,, an ,S,,,t,,.
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meniS nnher m's 6d"nrdfioh Appearing MIN sat
~ AZ pl1rnirq .duUn 0f TIE WORLD TH he
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ACCOIYTANT -.,hIcr ,Tncr,,n-rl ar ,xuer,
bookk,eppr Aidrcs. a. n box lse World
-
lnss, as prh''pa' OF sn"iMih n on roI, ,
s'o" W 'a'A''' n o. "os $50 "'''' h'''N''h'
iry mark. tea, retsrepeeI moderate r,miuerst,en
Tbr,ry A rraetic. Lo, IS World
'"'''' " ~ ''' -------.
ARTIST wants home work oT'Ei r a.'sns; "a.
reit' show cares CONES eata,.snss .harts'
10, itb , ,V"
- -, , ,,, 49,,
bAhEf-tlis'.c 'ass nfN se'onu OF th''u manu-
ne No., ,,,an,,n ~ :,
baRER ''a,s tofsnIh on an Inns p.nns OF
pt.I 49, q 'ahe' NPp'' Al '"'" ave- III
'"'" "'u'e' -.---
or re'ona On ID, 'A a.
e,"''0' '"' W. 80 %
bread & rolls wishes steady position. 2.as LIST
ave. near i?5th st
BAkER-iood man on bread or cake. 10 Decatur
st, brooklyn.
BAIlER-roreman ar good second hand bread &
cakes; city or country. i24 + 18th 81.
BAKER ,rs,-class cake baker, sober & steady.
Wiener 10. b,h ave. Brooklyn cigar store
p,xrs- r,rs,.c,.ss foreman on bread or cake
ss,h :, |''''''' - ''''''"'
p,yrp- Eo,.u.n ., Nav r,,,.ra French 9
pNnEh oIe'."n on NV s-"t',',', 1870, ,,"a,i,
.os Is so,h st "a noor. front.
r. r, 80 Roosevelt st.
p,vrp ~. ,o,.u., ~ eo,o,s hand. s,., c,,.. -,
h'sA' a,, jersey p'e''''e" "'u'e'' '""'''
~ e. '''1 st. .------.--,, ---.-,--.-,--.--,.,-
bAkER-tske foreman, herman: hts'-cltss ton.
steady place. Aim. 23S & Esth st.
rn
bhhEh-fnst-c foreman on az sortS OF Oroan
n,ErP-rood ,o,en,.n an ali Kind. n, broad or
cii. onIy IN cI,Y gai * ,s,h a, " '''"'' VI
BAKER-Foremsn on all kinds OF bread 4 rolls;
s'endt, city or country without board sohuuf
c22 L. 6lst ct.
BAKER. good Second hand. married good on
bread. cakes rolls understands stove work ,
wants steady work. 3Og L, Itth ct, ground foor
right.
pAxrp you,, mn, =, NINA ,,,a =, .s,.s
srttishsr III Trau,man nra"Ryn ." e'Ne'
80 'e"'' - ''.' "----------
BAKER. married, TO work on bread, foreman or
second hand 80 Thfoop ave- brooklyn
BAKER -Firs,-chss foreman on all kinds bread &
rolls, good on Vienna. New England bread
Sttitz. $50 t. S0th St
BAKER--Young man u good SO. oud hand John
care OF bakery. corner 18Th H. a Willow ave
n,,,rp SEQ, $40, ,i,, OF,
III " ,sth al " "
-. ~
hand on bread quick worker. Raker IS3 W
66th ST
BAKER-Experiencc foreman on broad 2g7 f.
10Th (.
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SALESMAN-Lates cloak salesman for New
York. Brooklyn 4 Eastern States. wants -
engage himself with good house on easy terra
/ E., box 81 World
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ENGlNEER, ma klnlst pIlmbet plpe.hHgI' 20
rspaIrIne oNn roo.c cis Z. 18th st.
ENGINEER wants position. Al references do Al!
fCpaIrS Engineer. box 500 World
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PORTER light; experienced young man. aged q,
desires situation In dry goods or other store: -
months hrst-cilss reference. or small security II
required Address A. Dayre, 2iS Y S0th st
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miscellaneous

situation at anything once work preferred
smstl salary 70 begin u. c.. "a Poplar 81.
Brooklyn.
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/ STABLEMAS-Young German stabiemsn a.
/ driver milk, bakery express WAGON:
references. Herman Renochke. l0s Greenwich st.
I srESOGRAPHER. fully experienced; operate
any machine, understands bookkeeping; good
penman: Al references. Hustler. box l9s World.
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TlNsMITH- tinsmith; city country.
Schert. 2Oi +. 18th 81.
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YOUNG MAN wife with farmer; good Will
Ing " obligng, wife good cook q housekeepsr.
peppers 10 Gail st. Long Island city.
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HARDwARE-Youns man. Z years experience d
retail Iobbine house; years charge OF bud
ness Hardware. box 40 World.
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! SHIPPING CLERK In wholesale house by young
married man: best reference. r. r. H.. ~
t CArneld ave- Jersey City,
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lBy Associated Press)
LONDON. July 21.-Seotiand won the
National Challenge trophy by . score OF
i.0k "A -. - = -
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TISSMITH good for In G. outside work. wants
steady work: low wages spisel. 81 Cook st..
Brooklyn.
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Situations Wanted-FemaIe

Cooks.
COOK torder, In restaurant by young German
woman; night preferred references. b.. Is
Rorstio St
cook-R, spectacle woman as good family cook
a baker. WILING 10 do washing n required
good city reference. 49, 9Th ave. room ~
cook-Gooi Young German cook: hotel or
restaurant, no objection to boarding houss
Ill W. 3oth st, room s
COOK Neat German s,rl, cook. wash q tron or
DO hcusework city or country 22s Z 5sth At
COoK-very reliable woman as cook IN small
private family excellent bread 4 pastry; good
city reference Call ?oi W. Goth st. I'd bell.
chsmberm.ids. Wsitrssses. ete.
cHAMRERMAip good; city references; wiling
Ohliging. hotel or boarding house. Call 2Os
Y. Hth st; ring kelly's bell.
nERMAlD-Respectabie Protestant Girl as
chambcrnail or waitress; best reference Ad-
vertiser 81 W tSd St, I'd noOr.
HAMpERMAIp-Youn girl; or take care Of
children X Finnegan. Nt l.. 7fth st
CHAMRERM >ID--Respectable young girl TO do
chamtcfNork 4 waiting or help With children;
good reference. call $40 F. 18th st, top floor.
WAITRESS In boarding house or hotel; rren, h
sir sr.sks EnsIish, good references. 81.
Antoine. 2,S 4. seth at.
WAITRESS Thoroughly experienced Scotch girl
as waitress good reference. willing to 60 to
the country lnslis. iol Smith st, Brooklyn.
CT >MRERM AID-Coiorcd siri as chamhermaii.
nurse waitress. city reference. ?27 W. ed st
oressmaSers. Sesmstresses. &C.
pRESSMAkER competent. cuts by s r TAYLOR
system. homo or by the day. Mrs. Abel. 3i1
f ilst st.
DREsSMAkER. rrst class by day. s.; best ref.
erence: rer'ert 1T guaranteed. Brennan. l22 W.
GA st
nRESSMAKER--Frenrh dress. stage costume
maker OF forea'y in wholesale business house
81 90 per day. Mrs Pluchar,. 20 bond st. send
postal
DRESSMAKER to 70 out bv day, 75c. Cal, any
time, Mrs Sekel 2?6 +. 10th 81.
pRESsAAKER. practical. accustomed to 9TH ave
trade. will slyc half time for good room partial
hoard, self little buy, Beashore. references al?
W. a5th st
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Isurdrc..e.. DAVIS Work. Ste

DAYS WORK-YOung woman to 60 out washing
or cleaning. Cunningham 2ss W. 2.th st room
DAYS woRK-Respe table woman to work ~
tho day: hrst'class laundress La undr.@. zoo
W. 9th Of.
LAISDRESs, rolored TO take washing home or
do days work. 81. p, 3i2 " fst st. I'd hoor
LArNnREss- Respectable ooored woman -
laundress in private. family or laundry. not
afraid Of work. l0S w Am s..
wAsHING--Yplug swedish woman wishes family
washing by week or dozen at home Anderson
80 W. goth 81.
wAsHISG-Colorcd woman wants ladies. semitic
mems or family washing; open-air drying Is
L, 18th St
wAsHING--Grrman widow wishes washing 4
ironing at home or olt; also housacleanins
Mrs, Burgel, 2l7 IIimrod ST, BrooFlsn
wAsHING-Fino washing ironing at home. or
60 out by the day. lrst class. strong woman
honest. 1897 Do KSlb ave Brooklyn store.
wASHING-Young married. respectable POLISH
woman ~ 20 out VashinF by the dag week :.
family ironing. Frances Ross. Is forsythe st
DAYS woRK-Youns woman 70 go gu, BY the
DAY washing cleaning Mrs. MCDonIugh.
80 w ->'h S. rear
DAYS woRK-Respcc,ah!e rolorea woman TO e.
Antwine, 2:s W. esd st
hummelshine, ''aHle svirs Non.A ~ lauu-
dress or hep in kt'ohen. Hans, "a v rIh
hurses. Ladies' Maids. 6-.
NURSE Experienced American woman aS lad.es
latih at, Sd NAT
NURSE teXperisHcedl desires a position in hospl-
tai o. ,anitariuHr c. II , box Al World
NURSE Respectable GcTmon woman to mind
children: city 1r country. would so to Europe
with family. Stcrcns. 3!F =. tsth s..
NURSE-Frcnrh girl AS nurse & rharbe maid .
snod reference, Emelic, ia =. S5th II.
NURSE Experienced tea, her, EHsiish 4 French
branches thOru-shIy. trains children, arCys-
tened 20 entire charge. sews. ilGht chAmberw ork
$40 ". ild Il
SuRsE--Young woman To care Tor habv 1t hes
own home: mothers care 1874 10Th ave,
NURsE-Girl. II. to mgrt children; private fam.
hy, PskoHu. 81 Grccu"irh 81, - no'r,
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONE WOMAN would like 10 care for child 4:
have good home mothers care i2l AiamJ
ST, BrooElNa.
CLEANING Competent Young Woman To DO houso.
cIrgning by the day or week; thorough sweeper.
dustsr. a.. reference. present employer. T.. boa
%; N0rld uptown.
COLCRED WOMAN Wishes position OF am kind
In the city. Address MIRA Stevens. csrg Mrs
Meyers eoG Il ssth st.
INTELLIGENT young woman, plain rapid writer
situation at anything; once work preferred, ,
smsil salary 70 begin u. c.. u Poplar ct.
Brooklyn.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

ROCkAwhY BEACH July 81 a shark seven
feet long was washed ashore last evening
the beach of Smith & WainNrights bathing
houses, Seaside. Richard Albrttt life-saver.
dealt 1t several blows with an oar, killing II.
He buried the man eater in the sand.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

PLUMBER. experienced. country preferred; arse-
class references. 3S+ +. i3ith st.
PLUMBER nrst class at johhing or new WORTH
ware, s.. - Per day Plumber. World Branch
g. un,iu
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

HUsTLlNG BUSINESS MAN starts at once foe
Pacific coast, headquarters san Francisco, 70
open branch house, sac me machinery would
Ike payin. side !Ine. q, ". Sebrlns. IL South
Centre ST., Bethlehem. Pa. -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

PoRTER-R-spectshe coiorcd man as portar. sls-
vsior runner. useful man. 80 ". elst e.:
Bchesrts belt.