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lrORECLOsURE SALES,


WEST 12yTH STREET.-S. Y. Supreme
Court. city and County Of NewYOrk.
Eva :. Cochran. plaintiff. against Francis
Doran and others. defendants.
Ia pursuance Of a judgment OF fore
closure and sale, duly made In the above
entitled action. bearing date the fourth
day of June. 1897. and duly entered on the
fifth day of June. 1907. I. the undersigned.
the referee IN said judgment named. will
sell at public auction. at the Exchange
city OF NewYork. on Monday. the 2sth
day Of June 1897. AT ~ o'clock noon Of
that day. 10y John y. Cooling. auctoneer,
the premises In said judgment mentioned
and therein described as follows:
ALI. those two certain lots. pieces or
parcels Of land situate. lying and being In
the city OF New-York. bounded ard de
scribed as follows: Beginning at a point
in the sOuthcrly line OF one hundred and
twenty ninth street distant two hundred
ana nifty feet westerly from the cor
ner formed by the intersection Of the
southerly line Of one hundred and twenty
ninth street with the westerly side Of
Sixth Avenue as widened. and opposite the
centre OF a party wall. running thence
southerly and par1.le with sixth Avenue
ana part ~ the way through the centre II
said party wall. nnety-nine feet aud
eleven inches to the centre line OF the
block between one hundred and twenty
ninth and one hundred and twenty-c!g
Streets: thence westerly along said centre
line ffty feet: thence nOriherly and again
parallel with Sixth Avenue ninety mine
feet and eleven inches 10 the southerly
line ~ one hundred and twenty ninth
street. thence easteriy along said southerly
line of one hundred and twenty ninth
street nftv feet 10 the point or place OF
beginning.
HENRY II. MACDONA.
Referee.
Dated New York June 7,h. 1897.
r 81 :. VI. FITCH
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
TO- p-0afy-9v View Work CIV
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Two CONTRACTORS Proposals for plumbing

and electric wiring Sealed proposals for furnishing
the materials and performing the labor required
o electric wiring and
plumbing and e Wards Nos. 10 a. IS 10 81
and % Of the male department. Manhattan State Hos
ptal, Wards island. New York. may be by mail Or
delivered In person up $50 p. VI. Monday. June
1891 to HENRY H. ROWLAND. President of the Board
Of Managers Manhattan State Hospital | Madison
Ave. New York CITY. at which time and place Board
OF Managers will receive and open proposals
Parties bidding the electrical he persons
actually engaged in the cectricwirin; business
and be able to work Of similar character per-
formed by them elsewhere
Separate proposals will be receive! for each OF the
above works and must be accompanied 10y bonds fol-
lows: PLUMBING work the bond OF approved surety
company in the Of $500 eecc-wiring and fixtures
the bond Of approved surety company the sum o
81 the faithful execution the work
the offers accepted
ana specifications he and o
proposals u office PERRY architect.
in The Capitol Albany. y Y the o1ce Of the
Board II Managers No ] Madison Ave. New York cry.
The Of Managers the right reject any
all bids they may deem for the bes, interest OF
the STATE.
HENRY f. ROWLAND
President Of the Board Of Managers
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OFFICE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE II

v SPECTOR Third Districi TomnAInsyil'e. y. y.
o. lsg7.-IToirsas viii be received At this Office
unu II o'clock NJ on M'nday the 2Ch day Of July 1897.
for furnishing supplies for the Light House Establish
The supplies needed INSIST of twenty lots.
embracing respectively. brassware brushes chimncys.
hardware and Tools hose. Iron and ste". lamps, and
!antcfnr unler miN'd paints. paints oils. etc. ship
chandlery. steam fittings soap. tin wcks window
glass wood ana willow ard miscellaneous articles.
al which enumerated In the specifications attached
the form Of bid which be obtained Application
this Contracts Will be awarded entire
bercG lots each item the miscellaneous
The right reserved reject all bids strike
out item items In the specifications. waive
defects and REQUIRE the delivery ~ less
OF item than the quantity stated
specin rati0ns time during the fiscal
to that effect VIII be inserted in the Proposals
VII be subject the above conditions. &. SNOW
Commander, L. :. y. Light House Inspector
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NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS OF TIE SINKING FUND. 1897. TO
CONTRACTORS.
ID ROPOSA1.S for Furnishing Materials and

Performing Work Required or the E,ecrc-llght Plan,
for the Criminal Court Building. the Block BOUNDED
tentie Elm FRANKLIN and white streets pursuant to
mssioners OF the sinking Fund at a Meeting held Decem
Der Is. 1895.
SEALED ESTIMA rES for the above work. inlorsod Wit.
the above title also with the OF the person persons
making the same aHd the date Of presentation. will he
received the office Of the Comptroller. Nos IL
and IL Finance Experiment Stewart Building. No. 30
broadway in the City OF New York until L. o'clock NJ.
bids viii publicly opened br and in the pcsenc Of lie
award OF contract If awarded. will be- made % the
lowest bidder wife adequate security thereafter
The person or persons TO whom the contract may be
partmen OF Public Works. with the sureties offered ny
him them. and execute the contract within five days
OF failure glect to do he they will be
considered having abandoned IT, and as in default to
vertisei rect. and on until the contract be
ceptcd and executed The work to commence such
y Blernssion Will not he given for the withdrawal
bill estimate No bid will be accepted from
Corporation upon debt or Contract or who is defaur
surety otherwise obligation TO the Corpora
The entire work to be completed within NINETY DAYS
after the notice commence work has been by
Commissioner Of Public Works. -
The amount Of security required is FIFTEEN THOU
Flank form Of estimates further Information II
desired also form Of agreement including the spec-
Gcations for he obtained az Office OF the
Comptroller No: $50 Tro oa Tsai peoora
New YORK May o. 1891.
WILLIAM l.. STRONG
JOHN W GorF.
AsHBE1 ? FiTci Commissioners
Ttroler; ,
ANsox C. Mco ooK; Sinking Fund.
Chamberlain:
JOHN T. OAKLEY.
Chairman Committee Finance.
Board 81 Aldermen:
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Proposals
- EALED PROPOSALS OR ESTIMATES.

- EALED PROPOSALS OR ESTIMATES.
~ with the title Of the work ard the OF the bid
der Endorsed thereon VIII be received by the department
Of Public Parks. at It's Offices. Arsenal Building. sixty.
fourth and Eth avenue Central Park until
o'clock D. m. Mo=day. Jane T. 1897. for the following
named works:
No. For the construction and improvement OF a por
ton OF ST Mays Park Ia the Twenty third Ward Of the
City OF New York
No. For repairing and repavlng with rock asphalt
the walks within and around the city parks other
Central Park. in the city Of New York
No. ?. For painting the lronwork and woodwork the
bridge Harlem River. known Maconbs Dam
Bridge
No. 4. For painting the ronsuIk and woodwork the
bridge the Harlem River. known Madison
Bridge.
For particulars "C1y Record"
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vcnt-ave. near Onc-hundred a nd forty -fourh-st
three-story brick dwelling, lot 25x95: amount due
1880; foreclosure sale. Metropolitan Life insur,
ance Company against Evelne a. O'Callaghan and
another; referee. clifford W. Harr'dge attorneys.
Arnoux Rtch a. Woodford.
by Peter f. Meyer < Co. NJ. 20 West Eighty
seventh-st.. Central Park West. four-story
stonc-front dwelling lot 20xl0)S: foreclosure sale:
amount due 542I: prior mortgages $3.50; Hugh
O NELL against Henry Rogers et al.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
~ EALED PROPOSALS. for furnishing ih

- necessary materials and performing the labor for
erecting and finishing hui ding for waiting rooms
bulance station. the pier at IN" Il IGh
Street New York City. for The Hanhata state Hospital.
lie by mail delivered person I'd 4:3D
j. ~ Monday June Ith. 1891 Henry T. iIowand
President the Board ~ Managers Of Manhattan
state Hospital No Madison Avenue. New YORK Cl'y
which and place the Board Of Managers Will
open proposals.
The proposals he To- he work and be ac-
companicd by bond - approved surety company
81 s. O0r0O guaranteeing the faithful execution
Of the work. II TIE ofrer e opted
Drawings and specifications lie seen End forms o.
PFC posals ned once = O. Ferry Architect
IN the Capitol At Ahany l.. and AZ the ofce u the
Board Of Managers. No. ] Mad son Avenue. New YORK
city.
The Board y Manager. -oservo no RICH, To reject anv
or bids they may deem fer he int rests Of
State HENRY =. ROWLAND
President Board Managers
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GOLD DEMOCRATS OF KENTTCEy

Louisville. June 6-The National Democrats OF
Kentucky will hold n State convention in Louisville
July II and put ont candidate for clerk of tho
Court of Appeals. County mass conventions vii,
be held on Saturday. July 10 to select delegates
The state Central and Executive committees met
In Louisville yesterday and resolved upon this
course.
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REPUBLICANS CARRY WILMINGTON.

Wilmington, Del. June 6-The Republicans car
He'd the election for Mayor and city officers yes
terday by 800 majority. The Democrats will con-
Gol Councils by one majority. The ticket elected is
T. {. McLeary, Mayor: II. G. Conrad City So
citor; G. NJ Leitch, president of the Council and
W. II Curry City Treasurer.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NNNNNNNNNNNnONNON NNNNN/SNNNNNo.No
\ YOUNG. ENERGETIC MAN Of strictly
good character with 80 90. to invest
In profitable wholesale business with OK
prrienc"d and responsible parties. Address
MERCANTILE. Tribune Office.
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MACHINERY.

-NN~>--s-o-oN>D->-r>-NsNN~ ~NJNNJ~rNNNN-NNN~
At EEDI'CED PRICES. 800 second nd
wood nnG iron working machines. fully
guaranteed machinery bought and eX-
changed GEORGE T.. EDDY. 3oS Madl-
Ct
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OFFICE Of Lighthouse EngIneer. Third Dis

" trict Tcmpkinsyile, y. Y. May 20. 1897. Sealed
proposals furnishing about barrcls American
Portland nleat Will uitll II
noon June IL 1854 publicly opened Information
furnished Application g. Lieut.. CO.. -. T. HEAP,
Lighthouse .n.er.
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Furnished Gousrs tOantc0.


vvTANTED-Within two hours OF New YORK small
w plain furnished cottage tSeashore pr"srredJ ilce
must be low. Full particulars. f. Box 33j. Tribune.
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Countrp rropcrtn 60 Get.


4 FAR ROCKAWAY.-Several desirable cottages stu
"A Bay swater Wave Crest. and also near the
Greatly reduced prices. Apply ANDREW
M'TICIE
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Citr 11roucrtD for Sale.

~0~N~>N0ON>~~>NON>>~~>
A BARGAIN In 81 the 11th -. Houses. near the
"A drive: location the West Side. and superior
American Basement ~ H. House STEVENS. sd, cor.
Columbus-aVr.
NOR SALE.-The stock representing hrst-class two
L story fat in apartrl mt house. opposite Central
Park ". B PARSONS. - Plne-st.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT
lJi East 9th Street.
New-York. June 2. 1897.
NOTlCE.-Proposas are advertised for in the
~ City Record be received until 1890 \. VI. 10th
inst. Tor building engine house In West i3d 81.
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,,oooo1. STORAGE,
MORGAN & BROTnFRS

t',h-s,. nss uses, :s3z. -. and 2sG Yves,
s.e 81 furniture mirrors Srps'ate rooms
eountrr 1'1t F, vans Tor moving in Da n,;
etc e,c furniture. china n - e',y or
Estimates f p,SHsd by competent nscp ps1s
IS '''H'saed Telephone rsS g"r ia
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n OTICE.-Estlmates for dredging north Of
~ West Thrty-fourih Street the North River
Contract No $50, III be received b. the II
Docks at Pier a." Battery Place. " r.. until ~ o'clock
NJ. Tuesday. June sh. 1897 For particulars City
Necord. Copies for sale AZ No. . CITY Han.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Tor
The Tribune received ut their Uptown
Office No l.2+2 Broadway. 2d door north
OF 3lst-st, Until o o'clock p. m; adver-
tisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular office rates until % CLOCK
u. m, viz. 2Jl Sth-ave., s. e. cor 23d-st.:
l52 6th-ave.. cor. i2th-st. Mays. 9Th
ave. and l4th-st. ii2 Columbus-ave.. near
West 66th-st.: 100 West i2d-st.. near 9Th
ave: 90 East l4th-st.: 20 West }2d-st.,
between 9Th and sth ayes; l59 East 4.th-
st; l. 33s 3d-ave., between 18th and tIth
SITS OPS 3D. ave. near 6lst-st; J, Ios LIST
eve, rear s9th-st.: $50 81 ave-; near list
ST.. 554 3d-ave.; 2i0 Bleecker-st 80
Bleecker- St 2.90S 3d-ave.; 2+O East 18th
ST.: 1921 3d-ave.: 2.682 Sd-ave. ~ Am
sterdam-ave.: 400 West 42d-st.; l4s East
l6th-st. 203 East 4sth-st; SOC Sth,ave.;
e. Dth-ave: l.l52 3d-ave.. near 6Ith-st;:
2O4 East s0th-st.; l,G20 broadway: 1,GS
3dave.; 1870 sth-ave.: 1918 2d-ave:; to3
fth-ave. At the Harlem Offices: 2.Ool Sd
ave near ll3th-st.; 1876 East l25th-st.,
near 3d-ave. 2I3 West i25th- st. bet. Ith
and s,h AYES. 800 West lf5th-st. AZ
the Brooklyn Offices: 331 Fulton-st.; I23
Fulton st: 63 cuurt-st.; - broadway
f. D.: i53 broadway. r. D.: LISP Myrtle
ave- near broadway.
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TYPEyVRITERS.

HAS IT NOT STRUCK YOU that slo0
can get the BI.fCkE.:SDEHFER, gusran-
tee1 the best for r35. Call and en ,. t.iln
OF send for booklet. BLICkENsDEhr Il"
AANF0. CO.. IS2 Broadway. Room ..
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WAITER or other work; by reliable jap
anese In city or country; excellent ref
erences. Call or address KAMA. Al West
4Gth-st.
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WAITER-LAUNDRE &c.--By coiored
man and wife: man as walter; wife
hrst-class laurdress or chamhermaid sea
shore. cour try, reference. $. \. NUBBE,
lS5 Prince St. Brooklyn.
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fnrnisbeG 6onsrs 10 Eet-Countrn

r..
cN.sff,o h'OSE ron RENT.-N~w- Canaan
Conn; - rooms. bath: hot and cold water 40 scr.,
'&ae lawn. fruit ;rees gardeners cottage and stable
H. G. THOMSON. 10 Cortlandt-st
fNh.nsHED CpTTAGE.-Hgh ground bedrooms
an 0ccnroom For particulars address Box 4O7 Itch
4 49, lpi me season. modern II house
from BROOKLYN on Long Beach Road: fully
oaN tlts. etc: fine lawn and and
oi-FPs mouse nnls court etc acres of .and Address
-HN anne Tribune Once
Can. "a THE WfCHNERE COTTAGES
VII llfl!sheG, careful sanitation.
N,s "'S '''e forests me bathing. j.. Harw,chpori
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WORK WANTED.

YOUNG MAN, So English and German
wishes position Of any kind: ~ years
reference. THEO. WITT. CT Bloomfield
a.. Hohoken. y. !.
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Snourbnn Rcal Gsetntc

A q sr"'|sN/N\o|N~ONNNo
~ CAKFycy az iesl estate. all kinds sale md rent
HN'S r. TUBES. 3 Beekman St NewYo,
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NURSE. Respectable girl TO take care Of
Invalid lady and DO light chamberwork:
first-class references; no cards. 2&i East
32dst.
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ADN fltI lStMfNlS anu suoscrlptlonr Tor
The Tribune received NJ their Uptown
Office. No. PAP Broadway. "a door north
Of 3lstst.. until u O'Clock y. m. adyer-
tisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular office rates until o'clock
y. m. VIZ: 25i shave, s. g. cor 23i-st.
lS2 6;h-avc.. cor. l2th-st. Macys. 9Th
ave and ltth-s'.. ls2 Columbus ave. near
West Goth St. l0G West 42d st, near 9th
ave. % East I4th-st.: % West 42d st,
between 7th and sth ayes. 100 East nth
st.. f.3bA ID ave. between 10th and nth
SITS: .o25 RI ave. near 6ist-st. 1. 1Os LIST
ave. near sWh st. go Sd-ave.. near 4is,-
St: 55t dave; 30 Hleecker-st.. ~
Bleecker ST. 2.S1S 3d-ave.. 24O East 10Th
st.. i.D2i 30 ave: 1902 3d-ave. rs Am
sterism-a,e.. 400 West +2d-st.; its East
i9;h-st. 203 East 4sthst s50 Dth-aye.
X OH ave. l.ia2 30 ave. near 6Tth-si.
2Di Fast s0th ST.: 1920 Broadway. l.5i5
3d-nve.. 100 sth-ave.: l.3iS 2dTave.. I53
9th ave At The Harlem Offices: 2oai Sd
ave. nca- ii3th-st. 1876 East l2jth-st..
near 3d-ave.: 2i3 West l25th-st., bet Ith
ana sth ayes. $50 West li5th 81. ~
the Brooklyn Ofiices; 30, Fulton st: T26
Fulton st. ~ Court st. IS Broadway.
+. u. i53 broadway. Il. D.; l.i52 Myrtle
ave-, near Broadway.
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coAC-tJMAS - Thoroughly competent.
Trustworthy. reliable man; single; under
stands gardening: generally useful: wages
moderate: four years satisfactory city
reference Address RELIABLE. - Park
Place Brooklyn.
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x WEEKS OF SIGHTSEEING
rrEGATES TO THE TRADE CONGRESS
SET OUT TO-DAY.

LsEY WILL VISIT MANY CITIES NORTH AND
wEsr-FACToRIEs AND BUSINESS EsTAB-
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hdr,eman. not afraid Of hard work. gen
orally useful: take care Of garden II re
ouircd: highly recommended. . years. one
gentleman. this city. Address T. 5. IL.
Tribune Office.
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VALET. &c-By a well-educated Nortn
German (studied mediclnel as valet.
nurse or travelling companion: speaks for
eIgn languages: experience and best ref
erence. X F., 325 East I0th-st.
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COACHMAN. GARDENER.-Single has
good references; can meet all require
rrents on a gentieman's country place. H..
Tribune Office.
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NtRSE.--A lady wishes a situation for .
competent infants nurse. that she can
highly recommend. Call or address 403
West 4Gth-st.
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COACHAIAN Respectable oo1ored man as
coachman or butler In private family, or
rs hrst-class waiter In hotel: city or
country: best references. Call 3of Classon-
ave brooklyn.
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SEAMSTRESS &c.--Dy young girl 10 sew
and take care Of children. Call at l0l
Park-aye.
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NURSE.-Bv swiss French girl fer young
children: willing and oblging: good ref
erenc,. 4l4 West 31th-st.
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COACHMAN and GARDENER. COOK and
LATNDRESS. Very tidy Swedes: man
and wife: man generally useful; wife good
cook laundress. etc, excellent references.
Al CARpENTER'S los 6th-ave.
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COACHMAN. GARDENER. -Sing.e; good
driver: thoroughly understands the busi-
ness: can milk. care lawns. roads: good
reference: moderate wages. NJ. Box G.
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07

NURSE. BY a competent person for In
FAINT or growing children; thoroughly
capable and reliable: city reference: coun-
try Or ,fcrred. I72 East l06,h-st.. Fox's
bell.
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Useful MANLY German. single; IN
derstands care Of horses. garden. lawn.
gentleman's place. c. WALTER. 30 10th
ave.
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The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office. No. 2s2 Broadway. "a door north
OF 3istst.. until q o'clock p. m: adver-
t,sements received at the following branch
Offices AT regular Office ratesluntil + o. clock
y. m. viz: pa Sth-aNe.. .. G. cor. 23d-st.:
1872 Gth-ave.. cor. l2th-st.. Mays. 9th
ave. and 18th ST.: l42 Columbus ave. near
West G6thst io6 West 42d ST.. near 9Th
ave-: ~ East i+th-st. ~ West A2d-s'.,
between 7th and sth ayes. $50 East nth
ST., i.33s 3d-Nve.. between sdsh and nth
Sta: .o26 3d-ave.. near Gis,st.: 1. 'os ist-
ave, near s9ths,.: $50 81 ave, near sis,-
Ct. Si dave. 20 Bleecker-S.: 80
Bieecker ST. 2.pos 3d-ave, 40 East 10Th
st.. 1921 3d-aye.: 2cd2 sdsve. W AM
sterdam ave. &V2 West <2d-s,.: les East
i6ta-st. 20s Ees, ssh St; so 9th-ava.:
GS Dth-aye. l.l52 3d-ave.. near 9th St
goa East s0th ST.; 1870 broadway: i.SG3
Sdave.; i:o sth-ave. 1918 2dave. 1o3
6th-ave. Al the Harlem OfY,ces: 2.o6l "a.
ave. near li3,h-st; 1856 Eas, i2sth-st.
near 3dsve. 2s3 West i23th-st.. bet. Ith
and s,h ayes. AGO West i4Sth-st. AZ
the Brooklyn of',ces: 3e' Fu.ton-st.; 121
Fulton-st; az Court-st; - Broadway,
f. D.: 1888 broadway. Z. d. lisa Myrtle.
ave-. near Broadway.
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NIRSE.-By girl. 10. with a private fam
lily: willing 10 assist with chamberwork.
Miss J. c. W, POI Yves, l0Sd-st.
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NURSERY refined German; speaks Ger
man only: great experience among In
valids and nervous patients: also thorough
massage operator hagellation; excellent
references from doctors; city or country.
Call. or address EMMA FRITSCH. o1
Sth-st.
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NURSE.-German S.ri. is. OF good family.
with love for children. wants TO take
care OF infant: her sister 20 wishes sit
uation as nurse. soverness without music:
both speaking English well as German;
for country only or 10 go abroad no sea-
sickness. Address ADVERTISER, 42l
East 9th-st.
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NURSE.-Experienosd nurse and hne
sewer desires care OF one child. Call
present employer. Monday. 10 TO I. l4i
East 36th-st.
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WAITRESS.-A lady wishes to place Q
competent Protestant; waitress: years
very best reference from present employer.
Call at IS West 5ist-st
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COACHMAN-GARDE - Dane; age
20: can Ire generally useful In any "a
paclty; care lawns. roads. pumps milk.
all work: excelen, references. At CAR
pENTER'S l0s Gth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07

| COACIIMAN wishes hrst- class situa-
ton; city or country; understands line
| harness and city driving: best OF refer
ence: write for particulars. Address
! COACHMAN. =. o. Box l.l2l Torrington'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07
DOMESTIC STU ATOMS WANTED

ATTENDANT or private secretary 20 gen
tleman: well educated studied medi-
cine: hest references as to honesty. go
briefly and ability. COMPETENT. 40
"a ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07
rruxIsuED ROOMS TO LET

IRVING PLACE. 1l.-Newly furnished
rooms. corner house: best location In
city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07

CHAMBERMAID and SEAMsTREsS.--A
lady wishes 10 place competent scam
stress and chambermaid. can assist al
tsb.e; personal references. Cal u, - West
siSt-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07

sEAMsrREss.-Conpe potent: docs al. kinds
OF sewing. will 90 TO the country: by
week or month. Address HUH is8 West
1Olst-s'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07

USEFULMAN.-A sober Young man,
strorg. handy at anything. seeks work
In stable or on gentlcmans country place;
Thoroughly competent in driving and
handling horses: best references. u. b.
Box - Tribune Office.