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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-21

to the machine it is accepted without question
Wheels are handled with reasonable care. too.
At the station in Jersey City bicycle and its
owner allowed TO ride up 10 the level of the
trains on the baggage elevator. and the elevator
can also be used in leaving the station. AT the
Broad-st. station in Philadelphia there Is SIM
liar arrangement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-21
GOOD WORK BY CONSULATE.
MAPS ISSUED BY THE LOCAL ORGANl-
ZATION OF THE L. A. W.
NEW MAP SHOWING ALL THE IMPROVED THoh-
oUGHFAREs-sECRETARY BULLS LABoKs-
WORKING IN THE INTEREST OF
LOCAL CYCLISTS.

No class O. citizens watch for street ana Tue.
Improvement more jealousy than do the riders VI
the wheel The New-York Consulate, realizing this
will endeavor to keep local wheelmen nformeu "a
all Improvements as soon as they. have been naoe
contemplated. W. T. Bull. the secretary
treasurer OF the division, originated the Idea OF
issuing bulletin each week showing the conui''o'
of the local and suburban roads each Sunday. anu
the work has been appreciated by riders OF the
wheel
The author Of the accompanying map Is also
member OF the Consulate. but he objects 10 'ne
Of his name In connection with any WORK
which he may be able TO do for cyclists. He ex-
plains the matter by saying that he is not looking
for notoriety. and what he does for wheelmen ne
does simply because he Is wheelman himself. and
because he wants to see other wheelmen get all the
accommodations possible
The map Is one of a series Of three prepared for
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--S -
THE CHAINLESS WHEEL.

Raw, The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
scorcher-These chalnless whee.s are a. a.
r,SbV perhaps hut you can't make any speed OH
nWN.hheelerEWeil II you had seen me coming down
M, rra and fell by the wayside-you wouldn't ask
that question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-21
CONDITION OF THE ROADS.
THE MACADAM ROADS OUGHT TO FURNISH GOOD
RIDING To-pAY-DIRT ROADS HAVE
FROZEN ROUGH IN PLACES.
FROZEN ROUGH IN PLACES.

FROZEN E)l bh IN fiN'fS'
The reports received from the correspondents at
the Headquarters OF the New-York state DIVISION.
l. A w show the following condition OF the
roads Cyclists making use OF this Information
should bear In mind the weather conditions as a
ralnstorm may make an ordinary country ROAD
which has been reported in good condition nearly
unridobe while n few hours OF sunshine with a
wind will nut a macadam road reported muddy IN
pood condition As II is desired to make this weekly
renort Of the roads as perfect as may be- wheelmen
ubo will furnish road information each week are
roouostcd to send names and addresses to the
hoadouarters OF the NewYork State Division. l..
" No 500 Vanderbilt Building. NewYork City.
The roads generally should be in fine condition
for Sunday riding.
NETWORK CITY.
udson-st and Eighth-ave. are being repaired.
but are rdablc in some places. The earth roads
Of Williamsbrdge and Harlem In good con-
dillon. and the macadam roads are excellent. The
roads OF Kingsbridge and Yonkers arc good TO far'
being rather muddy and In places 'lumpy.'
Macadam and dirt roads OF Sing Sing are badly
washed and muddy. In poor condition for Sunday
The record-union., 1897-02-05
THE ROCK CRusHER.

Before the Labor and Capital Com
mittee last evening a number Of people
appeared who We're more or less antag-
onistic to the Folsom rock crushing
plant. Assemblyman Treacy states that
in the interest of his San Francisco con-
stituency and at the request Of the Fed
Grated Improvement Societies and the
Federated Trades. he opposes the pres
ent status. The proposition he would
be willing to agree to would be that the
crusher should supply the rock free to
Boards of Supervisors for country roads
but that 80 cents per ton, twice the pres
ent price, should be charged to contrac-
tors and cities This, he believes would
protect the private quarries and crush
ers in San Francisco.
On the other hand the friends of the
Folsom plant contend that such an ar
rangement would simply crush out the
crusher and with it much of the hope for
good roads.
A LEGISLATIVE TRIP.
The legislative excursion to lone,
which was to have taken place next Sun
day, has been postponed until Sunday,
the 18th instant, on account OF the
threatening weather.
The record-union., 1897-02-05

lions of the law that did the same thing.
The bill was aimed at the tax sharks of
the State, who buy a title at a tax sale
and transfer it to some one else, who
does not record it. Then when a suit to
quiet title is brought and notice is
served on the original purchaser of the
tax title, it is found that he has trans
ferred it to some one else and it cannot
be found who has it.
The bin was passed, ayes 80. noes o.
S. B. 132. by Simpson, relating to
transfers of real property and fixing a
time when defective certificates of ac-
acknowledgement shall become valid, was
passed, ayes SO, noes o.
S. B. 53, by Dickinson. to prevent de-
ception in the sale of butter and cheese,
and appropriating $4,000 for its en-
forcement, was passed, ayes 26, noes q.
S. B. 343, by VOORHEES,, transferring
$50. 600 from the general fund to the
estates of deceased persons fund, was
passed, ayes %, noes o, and the Senate
took a recess till > D. m.
The record-union., 1897-02-05

Seaweu moved that in view of the
fact that many of the members had
been excused for committee duty. the
Senate take up the second reading file.
Dickinson said that it would facilitate
business if less courtesy were shown
and bills debated on second reading
and amendments made then. 50 that
when they came TO third reading they
would be passed without amendments
and reprinting. He therefore moved to
adjourn.
The motion was carried, and the Sem
ate adjourned till 10 a III. to-day.
The record-union., 1897-02-05
Duffy's Pure
Malt Whisky

as soon as you feel a cold coming
on. This whisky is pure as ocean
air and of rare medicinal virtue. 1t
wards off Pneumonia and Bron-
chitis by nipping a cold in the bud.
Druggists and grocers sell it.
The record-union., 1897-02-05
Have Pity On
Your Neighb0r

Who coughs all the evening in
church or at the theater He
knows he is a nuisance, but he can
not help it, for the under MEM
brane of his throat is a mass of in
flammation. Profit by this warning
and take
The record-union., 1897-02-05
THIRD READING

The third reading file was next in
order, and s. b. 2S, by Boyce, author
izing the employment of a specialist
in sociological education in counties
and cities and counties, and provid-
ing for the duties and execution of the
work of such specialist.
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DRUGGIsT.-As laboratory hand or porter
in factory or store; references Al.
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OON1N1O07NNN(NTe1N|e W. w y NV
FOR SAI.E--S6 head OF ponies for children.
Addren DR. o. c. JACKSON Jamaica
dong lsland). y. Y.
horses, matched and cross matched all
dark coiors. all weil-mannered. young
SOUND. fearless. safe. thoroughly seasoned
and below city prices: also. some extra
fine r0adsters. trOtters and PAGERS with
and without records. Write your require
ments. OAK Hill FARM. Goshen De-
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HELP WANTED.

-ONo.~>Y~oN~.>|~N~~o~~ NNNNoo~~.~~>~voO
Male.
GENTLEMEN who have seen more pros
porous days and desire return OF same
by using their larSe acquaintance In a
legitimate business Of a high order, ad-
dress SUNLIGHT. Box 100. TRIBUNE. once
MEN WANTED on cattle steamers to work
passage 10 London. Liverpool. Bristol
Apply 81 Greenwich-st.
Statesmen for cigars: sl25 monthly and
expenses: old established house: expert
ence unnecessary; Inducements 10 custom
c. c. BISHOP CO.. ST. Louis.
WANTED. -Experienced. reliable agents
In all parts OF the United States to
whom we can now assign special territory
for the sale Of THE NETWORK TRIB-
uNE'5 GREAT WORK. AMERICAS
SUCCESSFUL MEN" II is one OF the
most easily spid publications now before
the American people, and Is not only deep
~ interesting Itself. but proves a great
educator. replete with object-lessons for
young men starting In business life. Every
library. public or private. is incomplete
without II. The work Is published 10 two
large volumes. royal octave. and Is illus
trated with numerous steel and stipp.e
portraits Address ADAMS & CO.. IS
Duanr-st., ~. Y.
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LOST.

49," -0~"0c> 49, ~>-00~~~~N~0>~>->o
LOST OR SToLEN.-Bankbook No. 3i4.
o5I Of the German Savings Bank. in the
CltF u Ncw-fork. corner i'h-ave and
lith-st.. Issued to Katie Oesteyrcicher. All
persons are cautioned against negotiating
the same. n not returned to the bank on
the 10th day Of May. 1891 = duplicate will
be Issued. New-York, April ~. 1897.
BANKBOOK No. 81. 10 - the Union Dime
SAVINGS Institution is missing. Any per
son having "A claim TO II Is hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten days,
or submit 20 having said passbook car
celled. and new one issued.
BANkBOOK No. 237, III OF the Union Dime
savings Institution IL missing. ANY Der
son having a claim 10 IL is hereby called
upon 70 present the same within ten DAYS.
or submit 20 having said passbook can
cclled. and new one issued
BANkBOOK No. 224 lJ2 of the Union pimo
Savings Institution is missing. ANY uer~
son having claim to II IL hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten days
or submit 10 having said passbook can
celled. and new one issued
ADVERTISEMENTS ana SUBSCRIPTIONS f7r
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No 1912 Broadway. "a door north
OF 8lst-st.. until o'clock p. m. adver-
Elements received al the following branch
offices a. regular office rates until < o'clock
p, m; viz; 254 shave. 8. e cor c1d-
6th-aye. and l4th-st.: lag Columbus-ave
near West G6tl-st.: 100 West t2d-st. noar
6th-ave. ~ East I+th-st: 257 West i2d-
81, between 1th and 9Th ayes: 100 Eas,
lIth-si; l,33s 3d-ave.. between 10Th AMI
7Ith sis; 1929 3d-ave.. near Glst-st.: |. 7Os
.sl,st,,.s. 6si slave. 500 Bls.sk.r"si':
zoos 3d-ave. 80 Fact ,SIh-st.i i.pai sd-
ave; ..dGa td-ave, On Ansterian,-ay-. !;
a.? w-s, s2i-st,; f<s Enst l0,h-s.. coi
EasL 1sth-st.i rbg nih-ave.: 6oi eth-Avs !
lioa ad-svs- near nth-sLi
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AWNINGS FLAGS. ETC.

-r~o~oNTNEr~SooNyS N~N~N.oN,NnNNc|~
r. j. kLOES, manufacturer of Awnings.
Tents. Window Shades and Wire Screens.
24O Canal-st.. corner Centre-st. Tel. call.
900 Franklin. Est 1872
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STORAGE.
VIV/VN/N N||NN/VON'V =
MORGAN \ RROJHtkS,

Surge Warehouses, 232. 23t and no Wrs'
lIth-st.. near Br.ehway. Separate IoonA
for furniture. roJr.sJrs. pianos. Dikshkr. ~
Padded van. FOR MOVING IN city or country
rurni,ure china bric-a-brac. etc. etc.
packed By competent packers Estiinotes
furnIsb.d Telephone Call ti3-'S
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REAL ESTATE TO LET.

-~-No<~N>~NNNN-OrND ov|O.~-~.e(- (%.(-->-~-
40 RENT for the eeason fo- $3.50, modern
Broom house. 20 miles from Brooklyn.
bath. tuha. &C.. fine lawn and shade: dock
and baihing-housc. tennis court. &c. 3
acres " land. Address HOOD. Tribune
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.


ARNO. Il West 2Sth-st.. corner Broad
way Handsomely furnished rooms.
families, gentlemen; out-of-town visitors
accommodated; rates reasonable.
NEWLY FURNISHED front room; sun
able for gentleman and wife or two gen
tlnm IN. ample closet room. hot 0nd cola
running water. 202 West l2ith- st.
THE OWNER OF A HOUSE. conven-
iAn,ly situated in the foriies Will let
few elegantly furnished rooms 20 gentle
men. or psrlor floor 10 physician: refer
ence required. p. V. H.. La broadway.
PATH ST. % EAST. near Madison Square.
Handsome large rooms, with or with
out private bath
80 EAST ODD and EAST 18TH Desirable
large and small rooms: transiently or
permanently; references.
83D-sT.. EAST. 30-Large handsomely
furnished parlor and bedroom: irst-class
neighborhood; private house; permanent;
references.
DiST-ST As WEST.-Elegan,ly furnished
house; few desirable rooms, temporarily.
at So 30 per adult daily during Grant pa
rade week.
1903 VARICK-ST. Large front and back
pnrlor 10 Jet in private boarding house.
-'r1 0fh"" ro0ms' reasonable
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BOOKKEEPER. - Expert stenograp hsr.
typewriter ana douhle-en,ry bookk-eper,
30 years old. thoroughly familiar with rail-
road. Newspaper and commercial lines, de-
eres position. gilt-odged references CON-
1OSITH. Tribune ondoA
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WORK WANTED.

NN.oYo-N-NN~ONS0ONN0s-0N ,N.NOoN>N0~~~~>~o~~O~~
Male.
AGENT Position as travelling distribu-
tor and advertising agent. 10 years ex-
perience. reference. c. |. Hood & Co.,
Lowell. Mass. Address j. LONG 3Os East
Lamar-st.. Sherman. Tex.
A BOY. II years old. not afraid Of work.
wishes a position In wholesale house;
can give the best u reference and bonds
II required. H. CORDES. 81 Horatio-st
ACCOCNTANT.-An experienced account
ant and general once man seeks n po-
sitior with some good mercantile house:
best Of references. Address AMERICAN.
Tribune Office.
BOOKKEEPER Competent and reliable
bookkeeper OF 10 wears experience de-
-ires position. ability and references un-
Questionable. CONFIDENCE. p. o. Hox
A5T
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RIfTLER.-Ry frst-class butler. 20: single;
tall. can give best references from N-S-
York and Newport. Address BCrLER,
Box ~, 1922 Broadway.
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BUTLER USEFUL-MAN or VALET
First-class. BEST references. WILLIAM
ALLEN 24Sjz West 4Oth-st.
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UIrSINESS CHANCES.

~ ~ N<-Ns~NNNNONN ON|ONrVNNNN|~NNN
LEGITIMATE and reliable enterprise re-
'uir's 5000; splendid chance for retired
lady or gentleman. sl.WO annually guar
antcoa Tor period Of years. investigation
solicited. no agents. principals only.
Room los. - 3d-aVe.
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DURSUANT TO statutory requirement. notice

is hereby given that Act has been passed by
both branches Of the Legislature entitled IN Act TO
authorize the board Of revision and correction OF
sessnents In the city a New York determine and
award damages the changing 81 the original grade
one Hundred SiXtyseconi Street between Courtlandt
Avenue and Railroad Avenue west. and COurtltndt Ave-
nue. between Hundred and SXtvhfst street and
Hundred Sixy-ecoud street In the city ~ New York
Further notice is hereby given that Public Hearing
upon such BIZ! will be held the Office Il the Mayor
in the city Hall In the city Il New York. on April
2S,h 1897. 3:l5 o'clock +. ".
Dated City Hail. New York Arrtl 18th. 1897
W. l.. STRONG. Mayor.
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Ocean Steamers.

:sasA HAMBURG sA MER!CA 'Il.
C3~S2<E TWIN-SCREW EXPRESS LiSh'
,rom New York 10 Plymouth
0>ondon). Cherbolrg PARIS. and Hamburg a,
SSo,,manna Apr 90 10 AN Normanna' Sune 10 O.
f. Bismarck May "a 10 AN Aug Victoria, y Suns ""
M HAMBURG SERVICE by Twin-scfew aati .: q A.
Phonicia Apr "a II 30 AN Persia sns soc ~
First cab. SIS up; eecond-cl $40 s'eerase' -"
THE TT lam@ OF MiGmSght gO !lII1a
Cruises to NORWAY the NORTH CAPE and SpII nz,
BERGEN by TWIN-sCREw EXPRESS s. s. FROM
NEW YORK JUNE IL and July % ,.n,.v Nv
HAMBU re- AMERICAN LINE. ~ B"hi' ~ l.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
DISSEMINATING.

A.-A.-A-COUT FRANCHISE.
Formerly with Stern Bros; late~t isprinH
stvles for costumes capes and jackets
ladies' materials made up. estimates given;
remodelling: reasonable prices: short notice
Nine. BENITEAU ANDERSON. 23S 9Th
ave, near l6thst.
pRESsMAKi@R Experienced formerly
with II. Altman 4 Co desires few more
customers. cutting and fitting speciality;
50 per day. address DRESSMAKER. go
West 23d-st
pRESSMA KER. Sewing Of all kinds;
skirts a speciality. 2lo West 3ith-st
pRESSM AKER. - Fashionable expert
crcci competent. responsible: work
shown, perfect a. guaranteed; superior
finish: prompt and reasonable Mrs
COOKE. 90 West I4th-st.. near Broad %
way.
DRFSSMAKER wants few more Gus
TONERS AZ home. suits from - up. "a
II. FO\ 2>c gtil-ave second bell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24

BUTLER or VALET--By n single man.
speaking several languages. lived with
best OF families very best OF references.
LANES 1913 West 2Dth-st.
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BUTLER. -Frenchman. %; strictly sober
valet or second Imam: In frst-class fam
lily or with singh, gentleman: city II
country; hrst-class references. Address a.
s. care OF Mr.. Hanln 3Sf Sth-ave.
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COMPANIONS or VALET TO gentleman .,
lady: can speak Ave languages: has PES s,5
CITY references. Address B. T. A. Z'-
West l2d-st
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GARriE*ER. Single aged 30: Is yearS
thorough practical experience In the pro-
fession best references. @. r.. Tribune
Office.
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CARPENTER - Trustworthy conpe'en'
Master carpenter and builder: able 70
os,,n,ate ON any class OF work In the
builJing trade superintond work; ds'lin
nm work: stone. iron. wood WORK CT -,
moderate salary for a hrst-ciass hrn a.
or address BUILDER. Room ~ ~ LID
eriy-sf. -----
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BUTLERS, walters, chefs. cooks, Be-, al
ways on hand. free Of charge. WELT
NER'S EXCHANGE. 26G East 7Sth-st.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
-VD IN" LINE or STEAMSHIPS.


Q ANANNAH LINE. 10Y HII pOIHIS NUUIII-
- special Excursion. including nearly weeks board.
en-. o3uced rates TO Nashville account Tom Centennial
s"o -neLan April - City Of Augusta. April .,
cr5,od DuchoFse. April % Kansas Cy......: May
i,o,o new pier 81 y. H., Tues. Thurs and sat,
n A. for Savannah direct Unsurpassed cabin accom-
modations. -, $500, ,.,. ,o.s Tor ,,,L.,s ma
crd'gb, rates apply 3l7 2Gl 353, $40 Bway. or gen
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DRIVER &c.-First-class driver ana
worker wants work, GOOD references NJ
dress r.. Box 81, ,y2l 3d-aVe
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aid nHMIMhON LINE.
pnb!ir Notices
=. - ~ H,OcHSSrNccII

& EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES, WITH THE
- title Of the work and the name Of the bidder in;
doIsed thereon received 10y the Department Of
Public Parks at Offices Arsenal Building, Sixyfourh
street and Flfth avenue, Central PARK, until O'Clock
p NJ Monday. April 20. 1891 for the following named
FOR PLACING STONE FILLING AND CONCRETE IN
THE BOTTOM OF \ PORTION OF THE POOL
NEAR ONE HUNDRED AND SECOND STREET AND
EIGHTH AVENUE. ~ THE CENTRAL PARK.
For particulars "City Record
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HOrSEWORK.--A girl not long In tnie
country; honest willing and noHslhs.
Call 302 East l02d-st., Waters bell.
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COACHMAN. -Reliable and competent;
thoroughly understands his business Is
sober, honest. willing and obliging; best
city references; city or country. IL. "''
oOi East STh-st,
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n OTICE-Estimatcs for preparing for and
~ paving the newly made land the vicinity OF Pier
New 49, North River with granite Or staten Island syene
blocks. laying crossvalks and building the necessary
drains and appurtenanccs. under Contract No
ISL. will he resolved by the Department Of Docks at
A. Battery Place y. r.. until Il o'clock May
4h, 1891. For full particulars city Record. Copies
for sale a No. CIV Han.
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DRUG cLERk.--In city: age ~ 81
years experience; registered assistant IN
New-York State: honest. sober ana reI-
TonQ Island
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DRIvER.-By young man. ~ Years ~
country. as driver or any other "'iN'
married. 80 3Ith-st.. Brooklyn
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BUTLER or wAITER.--Jsparese: first
class: CITY or country; best references
f. s. f., f64 Sands-st., Brooklyn.
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COACHMAN. Highest written and per-
sonal reference: thoroughly understands
care Of horses. carriages; excellent driver
willing and oblging. NJ f.. 262 Berrys,..
BROOKLYN.
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WORK WANTED.
~~~~Nso~~NNNNoNNNN NNNNNNNNNNNNNN~
Femule.
A GERMAN LADY. experienced. to
chaperon young people on European or
American traN ell; highest references. Ad-
dress Miss SPETHMANN. l3 Prospect-st..
Hartford. Conn.
YOUNG NORTH GERMAN teacher,
who can also teach French and music.
would Ike position for summer months.
pleasant home more important than sal
airy. Please address f. j.. Box 80. Trib
Une Office.
COMPANION or NURSE to invalid. by an
experienced nurse: travelling preferred:
reference. Address c. n. PSI Columbus
ave.
coMpANIoN.-By a refined young lady;
speaks English and Italian nu-ntly; is
an accomplished seamstress ana house
keeper ID. c.. " Charlesst.
GIRL wei. educated. desires a position:
one In office or store preferred. Address
JANIToR 524 East ssth-st.
GOVERNESS English governess wishes
position In May with family. country
or travel; French. music. drawing; can as
sist in management OF house. highest ref
ercncrs. Address ENGLISH GOVERNESS
IS West l2th-st.
MISUNDERSTANDING hairdresser de
s!res few more engagements. soc. per
hour. shampooing. clipping. dycing. Adj
dress HAIRDRESSER l5I East 56thst.
JANITREsS or cARETAKER. -Respecta-.
bic woman To do office cleaning. GARD
NER $50 Weat 25th-at
MASSAGE ard electricity scientifically APP
piled by graduate sseuse, nj home or
visiting. Mrs. FOSTER. 2is W. 95th-st
RtPIIE,R-Young lady. good
typewriter. Will accept position at low
wages for practice. Address Miss X. Box
1876. station V. brooklyn.
WANTED. Employment OF any kind. by
refined and capable woman. having had
severn. years experience In various lines
OF business; accustomed TO care and re
sponsibility; best Of reference Address
Mrs. NJ. l4I Montague-st.. brooklyn.
YOUNG WOMAN with some literary
ability. owning machine. would like TO
assist author or do copying. Miss H., i,2aa
Broadway.
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DoMr.r,o SITUATIONS WANTED.

ATTENDANT and VALET 10 Invalid gem
tleman. young or old. would travel Nsry
best references. medical and private. Al
dress NURSE, 3l2 East 4Ist-st.
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CARPENTER and generally handy man ~, ~
office building or business HOUSE, w.
q ~ 100 J3d-st Brooklyn.
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-CAppFNTER.-Ion experience In JOB
hing or new work: can work from pins
WAGES q FOR steady work. a. bAMoN-
r,CNE l7O RleeckAr-st.
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COACHMAN.-City or country; u~der-
stands his business thoroughly. .nS
and obllging: best OF reference call or
address JOSEPH, Gal 6th-aVc.
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NURSE. BY an experienced. Nnneos
Swedish trained nurse. win pest oNy
references 10 take care OF elderly person
or Invalid as nurse and companion OF a.
companion in travelling Address CHEEh-
Fiji, tSti shave.
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