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FURNISHED ROOMS.


~~>N~oNo~N-o>Noo0~NNo No.ocNooN~~~NcNNo
FURNISHED ROOM TO LET. or
gentleman; with or without board: gas
and bath. "a East l25th-st
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms with
board: permanent or transient 462 Lex
ingtcn-ave.
LARGE FRONT ROOM for one OF two
fences: moderate ia West 4Sth-st.
MADlsON-AVE., l2O.-Large and small
ROOMS; private baths: also parlor floor.
three rooms; private bath; breakfast II de
sired; references.
NICELY furnished room; private house;
bath. running water; s.; frst-class
neighborhood les West 4Gth-st.. door east
Of Broadway.
THE LESSEE Of cool. light apartment.
with large, old-fashioned rooms IN good
neighborhC 3D. below lith-st.. desires to
share his apartment with two gentlemen
during the summer: without board. Ad-
dress 7. L., Box %. Tribune ONCE.
IlTH-ST.. 2s EAST. block from broadway.
nicely furnished. large. coool room:
American family; good neighborhooi:
transients. permanents.
~ MADISON AvE-suites OF furnished
rooms TO rent. Mrs c. X. PARKER.
3O4 WEST 65TII-ST Nicely furnished
rooms: moderate prices; good location:
references.
23i EAST :2D-sT. -Lafre front room,
suitable for two. all Improvements.
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TO FURTHER ARBITRATION.

THE GENERAL COMMITTEE ORGANIZED AND AN
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE NAMED.
Pursuant to a call by the secretary Of the recent
Arbitration Conference in Washington the Perma-
nent Committee Arbitration between the United
States and Great Britain, appointed by the Confer
ence. met Yesterday afternoon in the rooms of the
American Geographical Society. No. II West Twenty
ninth-st. This committee consists of Provost c. {.
Harrison, Philadelphia Herbert Welsh, Phila-
delphia; ]. II. Converse Philadelphia: Henry Hitch
cock. st. Louis; J. Randolph Tucker, Lexington.
Va; Gardiner G. Hubbard. Washington, D. c.; John
w. Foster, Washington; Major-General Nelson A.
Miles, Washington d. NJ. Key, Chattanooga. Tenn;
q. A. Pilsbury. Minneapolis. Mimi; Horace Davis,
San Francisco Cal. Alexander p Humphrey, Louis
Vile, Ky. William f. Dodge, the Rev. DR.. L. T.
Chamberlain. Professor j. Il. Moore, George L. Rives
and Carl Schurz New-York City; Lyman J. Gage,
Chicago; Dr. William c. Gray, Chicago; Edward
Atkinson. Brookline. Mass; Charles T. Fenner,
New-Orleans La; Simeon E. Baldwin. New-Haven
non, Savannah, Ga; Chancellor McGin. New-Jersey
Oscar Il. Hundley, Huntsville, Ala, and William H.
Taft Cincinnati. All of the members of the COM
mittee present at the meeting. or were repre-
scented there.
The purpose Of yesterdays meeting was for for
executive committee upon which the great burden Of
the work to be accomplished may rest The appoint
ment Of the Executive Committee was necessary. in
order that il may act for the General Committee.
would be practically impossible for them to meet as
frequently may be desired.
BY the unanimous vote OF those present william
E. Dodge of this city, was elected temporary chair
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ON THE ELEVATED.
VIEWS OF DIR. LOUIS DUNCAN, OF THE
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY.

The annual meeting of the American institute OF
Electrical Engineers was continued yesterday at
the Electrical Exhibition in the Grand Centrai
Palace. Several papers on technical subjects were
read and discussed. The following officers were also
elected: President Dr. Louis Duncan. Of Baltimore;
vlce-presidenrs Charles p. Steinmetz, OF Science
tady: Harris j. Ryan. Wilbur NJ. Slime: managers.
John w. iAeb, jr.. F. a. Pickernen. william Il.
Puffer l.. D. Stillwell: secretary. Ralph W. Pope;
treasurer. George A. Hamilton.
Dr. Louis Duncan, OF the Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity wa, among the visitors 10 the exhibition last
night. Dr. Duncan is said to have paid more atten-
ton to he subject of the application of electricity
on existing steam lines than any other electrician
in the country In the course OF talk with a
Tribune reporter he SAID
~ visit New-York frequently, and am thoroughly
familiar with the so-called rapid transit problems
with which your Board Of Rapid Transit Commis-
sioners have been struggling. and which have at
tracted so much newspaper comment within the
last five six years 1t seems 10 me that the OIL
GERS OF the Manhattan elevated system are throw
ing away valuable opportunity In delaying I'M
provement Of their system so long. There has been
created almost universal demand for further
rapid transit facilities. which must be a powerful
competitor for their road. 1t Is a mistake TO
suppose that electric traction is still in an expert
mental stage. Almost every question connected
with this subject has been already settled ana the
results have in every case been favorable to cleo
tricity. far it has been tried. .
Not TO go Into what may be done in the future'
j consider II perfectly feasible now to run express
trains with electric motors over your present ee-
waited systems from the Battery 10 Harlem in ff-
teen minutes. Every one who has given attention
to the subject, moreover, knows that electricity
presents many advantages over steam for elevated
railway purposes 1t gets rid Of the noise, smoke
and cinders and trains run by electricity can be
stopped and started again in less than half the
time now required. There is no problem connected
with the Manhattan elevated system to-day which
has not been practically worked out"
In the last number of The Electric Railway
Gazette an article appeared in its editorial col
umns condemning the assertion of the management
of the exhibition that the motive power which Is
used TO run the Niagara Falls model a gigantic
fraud" on the public II. j. Smith. the president OF
the exhibition company, Immediately communi-
Gated with the proprietors of the journal. and in
answer he received yesterday letter from w. j.
Johnston, the Editor of The Electric Railway Ga
zette stating that the article written in error.
and that due amends would be made in the next
number of the journal. Despite this retraction.
however. ii said last night that the officials OF
the exhibition would institute libel proceedings, lay
ing the damages at $50 900.
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forses ano Carriages.

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HANDSOME BROWN GELDING, lj1. hands. very
n sfvi,sh high .ction fast roadster safe for lady:
also brown mare hands safe aud reliable for lady
se together with carries four persons and
nm, hon, with match; all fully warranted;
sell separate: all good al TIORP'S RESTAURANT
2Sl broadway
VERY FINE HORSE. &c hands. dark brown, safe and
n reliable suitable for hanson cab or phaeton Apply
~ private stable OF owner l.. G. WOODllOCSE. li3
West 52d-st.
JNOR SALE CIIEAP.-One beautiful cob seven years
l. old fine trap runabout and high-wheel cart
would sell separate also gentle family horse village
harness. all for sl3 Can be seen at l's East
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.


A-FOR SALE.-A stylish pair high knee
acting cobs. l52. hands high, six and
seven years old: splendidly matched in
color and disposition are thoroughly
broken. double and single. and are both
good saddle horses: have been used in city
for the last year, and are fully WAR
1ANTED in every particular. Also an ele-
can't saddle and harness cob. 1914 hands
high. six years old; THOROUGHLY
BROKEN, double and single. and safe for
any one TO ride or drive. Also brougham.
mail phaeton, canopy top family surrey.
seats four: runabout wagon. top road
wagon, pole and shafts; single and double
heavy and light harness ladies'. gentle
mems. English riding saddle and bride.
riding habits. robes. whips and all the
stable effects; must sell Immediately.
NO OFFERS REFUSED.
OWNERS PRIVATE STABLE.
% East 3lst-st.
A PAIR SHETLAND PONIES. black
geldIngs. 4 year,. perfect match, ~
inches. very high actors, sound. Address
VIRGINIA. 1872 6th-ave.
BAY HORSE. coupe. double coach. run
about. single and double road harness.
Private Stables. II Willow Place. Brook
Ign. IL to 3 only.
HANDSOME BLACK MARE. years. 15A.
by Kentucky Prince, out OF Black Hawk
gentle and very fast. safe for a lady to
drive and would make handsome saddle
horse: warranted sound. kind and true.
OWNER. 207 East 36th-st.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TOILET.

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ASBCRY PARK. n. J.-Desirable FUR
nished cottages for rent; send for list.
MILAN ROSS. Asbury Park. n. J.
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WORK WANTED.

-.oOoN~-~sN~NNCON~NNr~N ~N~~NN~NN@~@
Female.
COMPANION. Lady. English. give ser
Wees took after children. ~ as com
pnnion TO lady going 10 England. In re-
turn Tor passage. l., LA Hanoock-st.
BrOphlJn.
COMPANION By superior and refined
young woman ms companion 20 lady or
invalid. would travel ~. A. Box 10. Trib-
une once
GOVERNEss or COMPANION.-Dy com
pctcnt German. .penkins French md
English nucnty. some music. Address u,
ISok 2i2. Tribune Onice.
MANICURE Young lady wishes few
more private customers at her home or
out. elite only Miss HELEN, ~ West
18th rt.. near broadway.
pARIiIAN LADY. excellent professor q
French. good pianist. speaking German.
requires engagement. would Rve less MS.
references Exchanged. T.. c.. Box 10. az
Broadway
sTENOGRAPHER- Just the right one:
good reason for changing bright. pleas
inR. willing In general Office work. vii.
furnish own machine. PRESENT EN-
PLpYER. Room l,o02. 10 Nassau nj.
YOUNG LADY. II inexperenced posi-
ton IN of'ic" or rs figure IN cloak house.
3G-lnch bust: small salary accepted. c.
L.. 10 South 2d-st.. Brooklyn.
WANTED For summer months. by re-
fined lady. position. not menlal in re-
fined country home. would teach German
several children mot too young) In any
country place designated by parents; high
est references. O. r. b.. siS Futons st.
Brooklyn. y. Y
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
-~>Oo|~o>Noo~.~NooN o>NNNoo>o.o~o
Male.

No~-<U<<N>NNor.~N~ oNoNNNoooo~oNoo/
Male.
BUTLER or vALET.-English; with good
references. II. r.. Box s. LAP Broad
way.
BUTLER and VALET want position now
or later. 3 years best reference from
present employer Inquire at 81 Z. 18th IT.
BUTLER or SECOND MAN.-swedc C2@
FIRST class references; good worker
CHARLEY ANDERSON 3s7 ith-aye.
BUTLER-ln gentleman's establishment;
one or morc footmen. experienced. Eng
lishman. age. AZ height. feet excellent
valet. two years highest personal refer
ence; just left DOsEN. 1i3 0th-ave.
BUTLER-cOoK.-B by thoroughly expert
cnced man and wife as butler and cook:
English: ages Is and 80 years. nrst-class
city references; country preferred; state
wages. Address T.. A. r.. 1913 loth-ave.
BUTTERFLY sober. willing North Ger
man. aged "a years: many years expert
ence; excellent references. town or coun-
try. B.. 242 Sumntr-ave.. brooklyn.
BUTLER or vALET.-By nrst-class man;
can be highly recommended. Call present
employers. % West o2d-st.
BUTTERFLY young swede who under
stands his work In private family good
city reference. Write r. SWENSoN. l5l
East 40th-st.
BUTLER-COOK.-By man and wife, Eng
lish: city or country; thorough indoor
servant. willing. wife nrst-class cook: good
reference. 15s East 40th-st.
BUTLER-COOk.-Iiy English couple;
wife an excellent cook: wages together
$50: thorough servants; good references
". G.. care OF Mrs. Grady, 323 East
24th-st.
BUTLER or SECOND NANNY swede;
good city references. Call present EN-
ployer's. q West 3Dth-st., a. PETERSON
BUTLER or vALET.-Norwegian olsen
gagged May q. Wishes situation; city or
country; good reference from present en-
ployers. Address 01 East h4th-st
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RELIABLE MAN desires any kind Of
work: understands care Of horses. lawns.
handy with tools; references. H. X. 40
East Sith-st.
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MISTRESS. &c.-By prU .,nstent sesf.sr
woman. as Thoroughly nnlsse.ustousd y
stress and ai,Der, ,m,Esr Present s~
ploverl 1870 East 35th-st. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-21

man. and Professor J. y Moore. OF Columbia Col
lege was elected temporary secretary. The follow
ing were appointed members of the Executive Com
mit;ee: John w. Foster. Washington; Herbert
Welsh. Philadelphia; Judge simeon T. baldwin.
New, Haven, Conn; Carl Schurz THIS city; GaTdner
Chamberlain, this city. and George L. Rivcs. also
OF this city The temporary chairman and secretary
OF the General Committee are ex-oflico members OF
the smaller committee.
The meeting adjourned after the passage OF reso-
luton meet in Washington. ID. G, within n short
time when various pans OF work Will be settled
upon in furtherance OF the establishment OF perma-
nent court of arbitration between this country and
Great Britain.
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PASTRY COOK and BAKER. with great
experience. thoroughly understands his
business. capable and industrious. on fine
bread. rolls. also on cakes pastry, pudding.
ice-cream &c, wishes position In hotel:
no second-class place wanted. SCIWAB.
2SS Hroome-st
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cr,,tcrREsS. Competent, oe,,,inr snd
sE asnt POSITION: understand, o sdt''S val. =
, re1ere nee Address. two DAY"
House
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/ coACUMAN by frs, class single man.
country place preferred; wages go per
month. best reference. L. l., Box w.
n4O Rrna1MAN.
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COAciiMAN.- Single, Protestant: willing
and ohlislnr: careful driver; city or coun-
Try; fond - children good references
str fly total abstalner and non smoker
Ad, rcss j., Box 10. 1874 Jd-aye, Adver-
tiscm"nt Office
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TRAINED NURsE.-,for ladies ,.,m In 81, p.
i m.n,s or surgical cases ,e'Ts tribune
wsek s address NURSE. Box H.
Office. ----@@x,IfD by
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CoAcHMAN and GROOM Danish. under
stands care u horses harness and car
riages. careful driver. strictly sober: best
CITY reference. NJ, Box &c. l.2+2 Broad
way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-21

COOK.-By the day by thoroughly COM
petent nrst-class cook: Protestant; boat
references. COOK. 337 West 43d-st.. but
Ter u bell
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STABLEMAN.-R colored man.
on truck farm: understands hts business
thoroughly: reference; city or country w.
H SMITH 1853 West 53d-st.
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SITUATION in wholesale house or Office
by person experienced in mercantile and
Office duties: aged *: references furnished.
Address H. Box l24, Frecport L. |.
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DRkSSifAkING.

DRESSMAkING.
oo.N~>0o>ON/,rcr.o| oo0>-'->>~ e-~oIN@OO>r~NN|N
COUTCRIERE. FRANCAlSE-D1NNER
walking carriage, outing costumes;
tailor-m skirt. waists. ladies' materials
used; new sleeve; new skirt; short notice;
moderate prices. Nine. ANDERSON, lJ&
West l5th-st.. formerly with Stern Bros.
DREsSMAKER wants more customers out
by the day, all latest styles; good filter,
si1J per day Address F.. care Mrs.
Dacey, IFS West G3d-st.
DKESSMAKER. Competent and expert
enced formerly with X. Altman & Co;
the latest spring styles. 81 per day, high
est reference Address DRESSMAkE Err.
2j3 West l3th-st.
LADIES' TAILOR and DRESSMAKEK
cuts and fits; can guarantee satisfaction;
long experience: wants engagements. 4Ol
East l9th-st. 81 floor
NINE. O. NJ. DlRRAND. Partisan dress
maker. 81 West lSth-st.. diploma OF
honor; fitting warranted tasteful styles:
does all kinds OF summer gowns at mod
crate prices and short notice.
MILLER & FENDER. experienced dress
makers can take more customers: NJ
and finish guaranteed; prices reasonable.
2l3 West 43th-st.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

brooklyn.
FARMS, cOLrtry seats FOR small rentahle
houses. Brooklyn. elsewhere. FIELDER
III Broadway.
WANT private house on Brooklyn Heights
for full rented fats. paying 10 per cent;
rare chance. FIELDER. III Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


SHIRT WAIsTS.-The incest, the pretti-
est, the cheapest in the city; chamois
gloves that wash at 49c. instead OF Csc.
JAMMES, 800 broadway.
WE WANT TO PURCHASE German gran
ulated sugar. Send terms TO A. LEWIS
q CO.. 561 Federal-st.. Troy, N. Y.
WANTED.-High grade 1896 wheel: Glove
land. Columbia. Remington, Rambler.
Victor, Spaulding. Address with full par
ticuiars. ]. Z. H.. DDS Jefferson-ave..
Brook1yn..z
WANTED.--A practice ciavfer: must be
IN good condition. Address r, L. REM
NIIz. Madison. N. J.
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coAt GILMAN. Married. aged n. American;
understands his business thoroughly I'm
All its branches firrt-class stylish driver;
los East 5.d-st
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wANTEp.-Abou, May -; sslniids ns,ss
ton near mountains. as refers 70
by German prole''a1ps:o Box n. Glen. F'''
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PAINTER "A flrst-class decorator. flower
painting a speciality. wishes engagement
by the day or contract work. WILLIAM
MULLER, l.Gl2 1st-ave.
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STFNOGRAPHER -: four years expert
ence. excellent references; temporary en-
plovment accepted. Address COMPETENT.
l. 221 broadway
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ENGINEER. -First-class: fill any position
strictly temperate; willing ana opllslhs'
EIDNER. 2OS2 Lcxin gton-ave.
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SHIPPING CLERK. Young man, p
years: good references: like to get pc
sitio1 in whole~ale business as shipping
clerk GUS BEVER 8O5 East l2th-d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-21

MASON wants jobb!ng work. brick stone
or tagging. contract or day. JAMES
HENRY, I27 North 4th-st., Brooklyn. r. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-21

w neat hPrTolestant in prlysase wsss ista'.
personai city reference. -"'
49,, O. care Boss. - isnas
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Two BUILDERS:

Sealed proposals FOR furnishing the necessary ma
teals performing the labor for erecting and finishing
retaining walls to kitchen buildings Of the Long Island
State Hospital at Kings Park. Y may BE- sent by mail
delivered in person Wy 800 o'clock y. Weine~
day 10Th 1906 John O. Deu~rt President NJ the
Board OF Managers % the Long Island State Hospital In
iO7. ArbIckle Building. brooklyn. y. Y. which
time and place the Board Of Managers Will receive and
open all BIDS.
Proposals must Re sent for The whole work nni accom-
panied by suretlor guaranteeing the faithful
Of the offer ~ accepted.
The BOARD Of Managers the right reject
all bids they deem for the best % the
State.
Plans and specifications h~ and forms 81 pro
posals obtained the once ~ c. Perry Architect In
the Capitol at Albany. y. Y. Mt the orlce 81 W r.
Sylvester. General Superintendent kings Park. y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-21

STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER de-
slres position: Is years old: o months
experience: with own machine. GEORGE
HI.AHON ~ West loTfh St
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proposa

PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
l OF sEwERs.-oFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
D. G.. Washington. D. G.. May IT, 1890.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will he received this ONCE
until II O'Clock NJ. June LIST 1885, for Constructing
Sewers in the District OF Columbia. Specifications and
blank forms Of proposals be obtained this Office
John W Ross. George TruesGel. Chas r. Powell. Com
m ssioners, ID. G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-21

EDUCATED young man. Is. wants posi-
tlon in office where he can advance; as
sista1t bookkeeper preferred GE' lkbE
NORDSTROM. CarGova Place Becloru
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COOK.-Bv young English woman as FIRST
class family cook. where kitchenmad IL
kept: good references. Address Janitor.
32S West 40th-st
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HELP WANTED.

N/O"|O"/ON/J0N-ON W. 7e|~Nr-~|NNTONN~~0/~~-
Female.
COOK.-Fir-'-clnts. all around. also lsun-
dress to wait N iahl~. mt Of town
Call Thurs lay afternoon. 40 Plane st..
Newark. ring Earle's tell
chambrrinald car fare. Apply basement.
j? West list -.
WANTED double entry boakk.ep~r
downtown. STAT" experience. salary ~
peciei. age. Adiress -. l.. TX -. Trl-
bune OrlD-
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HELP WANTED.
vo.NN~.N>NNNNN-NcN~~ ~NNNNN-NN|N~~~>~Nr
Male.
WANTED.-A party sole agent for a
patent household article great profit
QUOSBARTH. 90 Crosby-st.
WANTED. Men to learn barber trade. Job
guaranteed after two months practice;
constant work at chair from the start
under careful instructors; tools donated
upon entering; any one can learn: illus
trated catalogue mailed free. MANHAT-
TAN BARBER SCHOOL. OF Hudson-st.
WANTED. AN IDEA.-Who can think OF
some simple thing to patent. protect your
ideas. they may bring you wealth. Write
torneys. Washington, ID. c.. for their 81 800
prize offer to inventors and list OF 100 In
ventions wanted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-21

COOK. &c.--By young Scotch woman
as cook. washer and general worker; eX-
cel!ent reference; city or country. l29
West 33dst.. Room l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-21

CARETAKER.--By Swedish woman: care
II gentleman's house; good reference.
CANALLI, 10, East 96th-st.
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waiirsss; thoroughly ss%ps:smass,
worthy Call at present
West eth-st.
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TO COAL DEALERS.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received a

No. Madison Ave, New York city,
May 18th 1900
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received ut
~ this Office until o'clock p NJ. Of Thursday. May
2lst 1896 for furnishing Coal follows:
For Female Department: To be delivered alongside
dock west side Wards Island 9OoO tons less)
OF Crate Coal.
For Male Department: To BE- delivered alongside dock
side Wards Island. 5000 tons less) OF
Broken tirHte Coal
For Harris Island: To he delivered alongside dock on
south side OF Harris Island 1000 tons less)
Broken Crate Coal
For Farm: To be delivered at Central Islip l.. L.
600 tons (mcre or less) OF Broken Crate Coal
be of the best quality cleaned freshly
mined subject the Of the Board
representative Proposals must provide tho
delivery o.. an coal such times and IN such quaint
ties may be required by the Board Of Managers
their representative.
Each bid must be ncosed in an envelope addressed to
Of Managers II the Manhattan State Hospital
No. Madison Avenue New York city. and Endorsed
Proposals Coal and be accompanied by bond Of
residents OF the STATE ~ New York each
Justify the Of s. C00D Said sureties De guar
ant the bidders win execute contract II Il IL
awarded and will perform the faithfully
The right reserved by the Board 81 Managers TO
feet any all bids. and after contract entered into
said forfeited whenever In their judy
is being performed Tor the best interests Of
the state. HENRY =. ROWLAND.
President Board Of Managers Manhattan state Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-21

COOK or KITCHENMAID.- Lady desires
to ind situation for her girl cook or
ktchenmaid: dlSenguged June l. III East
3Nth II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-21
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Real estate.
all kinds: sale or rent. BeekmaE-st..
=. r., and OPP; D., L. and w station.
AT MONTCLAIR.-H for sale ana 10
let: furnished and unfurnished. VIM NJ.
TAYLOR. Montclair. y. J.