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c. Baker and Rno., 1914 90.
1921 81, 654 and $50 y Rider Ericsson Engine
Co. vs. Joseph Levin, S22405.
l60th St, =. 3, 6s ". Courtlandt Ave. 5oI
100; CLARKE 4 HorGan vs.. Margaret Redcan and
Elton Ave. ". g.. 100 II. n OF Tooth ST. 1854
100; Hppolitc Ptund VS., Petty, soulard q Walker
ii2h 81 n. S. 100 #. e. Of sth Ave-, l2bxloo;
Vernon Marble Co. VS.. Henry Sicholsburg, SiG0
l44h s. n s., 100 r. e q Convent Avs,,, 1907
FISH ST.. 8iis and o. T.; George Mackcn2ie VS..
J. $ Sp"nCSCF and Gn m; ,SII!l Is sr
i'ninn Ave, s. W cor. OF Dawson St. 25xloo;
MCnnugall 4 Potter Co VS.. Fred G, BurngaIue
S425
Jnhn e. Rodgers ct al, VS. Brlc" TayIo? sS3N 90
Nassau 81 No, n; George Bast VS. John Noe
III Rro Td "a and 2aS; George Bast vs. John
and S4O4
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STOLE A MARCH nv THE WET.
Trolley Mon Lny Their Tracks Across n Dis
puted Tract in Wntchman,n Ahsence.


The New York and North Shore Railroad.
which is building trolley line from Flushing
TO Jamaica. succeeded In getting their tracks
laid and their trolley wire extended over a tract
OF land belonging to the Long Island Railroad.
which the Long Island road had taken pre-
cautions to prevent them crossing. The dis
puted ground Is narrow strin. which was
formerly the right OF way OF the A. T. Stewart
railroad.
The Long Island Road had a Waterman at
the place who was to inform the officials OF the
road Of any movement by the trolley workman
toward this strip Wednesday night tho trolley
workmen quit at the usual time and went
home. 10 did the Waterman After dark an
other gang OF men came to work on the trolley
line. Yesterday morning in thu hard rain they
worked right on. The railroad Waterman did
not appear until the downpour was over. and
when he got there tho work OF the trolley men
was finished.
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NR. WIISON MAKES A BIBLE
Contributions in IL from Gov. Roosevelt,
Senator Depew and Marion Crawford.


Senator Depcw and Marion Crawford.
BiNGHAMToN. y Y. Aug. 10-An up to-date
edition Of the Bible has just been published by
New York firm. The author Is Henry Hiram
Wilson and the book is dedicated to DR.. q. G..
Wagner Of this city In the preface Mr. Wilson
says that for years he has been impressed with
the necessity OF Bible that would be in touch
with tho people OF to-day. The present book
Is made UP largely OF ancient history. Since
1853 he has been at work to combine the in
spired writings with practical suggestions
from the leaders OF this century and has at last
succeeded
The volume contains am ong other things con-
tributions from Theodore Roosevelt. +. Marion
Crawford. Chaunccy n. Depew. the Rev. G.
Parsons Nichols. Henry Norman. the Rev. J.
NJ Laroach and George Archibald Howard
Public opinion is divided over the utility OF the
work. but there are enthusiasts who say II
will replace the ancient writing that has stood
for centuries Mr., Wilson says that this Bible
can be used by any denomination. and that II
Is made to Mt the age In which we live.
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child SCALlED TO DEATH.
uuO 1HREw THE WATER
HEfD UNDER nan.

60. 81, Had Hrcn Washing Clothes
s"' i,J NAT s"r 'hr Girl in the Back
yrI ucrStnry Believed by the Cor
,,r.but DINERS Disposed to DOUBT H.
r...,,p.ry Conn. Aug 10. Leah Bill.
,......, daughter OF John Brill, was
'o,,,.I yesterday afternoon 10y bohcriul OF
,.,,., thrown upon her by Mrs, caroline
U.s., 81 ~yr.rE street. and she died at
.L,. ,m- morning. 1t Is believed by the
,.,.uc. mat Mra Porter had no intention OF
,a,,,.rr nv ,h'i. though different stories
o",,. .l,.,asn have hecn circulated
,r, .,o. u tho house in which the Brill
,-.,, ..,e .ooks towards Spring street. There
..a.r.,ay /. ,hc yard o! Mrs. Porters house
a,4 ,,cr. rho children OF tn" ncighborhood.
misty Uu.rewS are accustomed to play Yes
,.,l,y Leah Ida Albert. aged years. daughter
~ I... Nher'. who kcepS grocery store
-, l.r Mrs iortcrs apartments and NUMBER
W ,,ro~ children were playing in the yard
d,ro,,'y nader the back porch II was Mrs
r,r,o,.. ro.h lay It was late in the afternoon
,,l,h. air. wa ''Ill Of 'hr noise OF the chi'drcn's
,tay ,rt,u Mrs. Porter emptied clothes boiler
,,r,f,.I, wafer from the porch. Most of the
Gator Yell N Leah Brill. who ran shriekinG to
rarcris Ida Albert was struck by small
mart r: the water and is laid up,
Mr. r,rter was arrested soon. charged with
assault. and kept n prisoner all night. This
morning the ,ase was deferred. pending the
dac,s q 81 coroner Mix. Mrs. Porter said she
was washing some painters overalls. and
xhor she was through she threw the water
over the veranda. as she had been accustomed
- do ecause she had been prevented from
throwing 1t INTO the snk. This latter state =
mani ,s inniel by the Janitor OF the building.
william O'Rery
"Tha fact. said the Coroner. that Mrs.
Porter, On hearing the children scream wentto
thor nil makc s 1t look as though the act was
not Intentional. and therefore do not think
ury would ever convict her OF criminal care
l.ssress ! have come to the conclusion that
twas m accident"
Mrs Porter was released under 81 900 bail
this morning 1t Is not likely that the case
viii be prosecuted further although there Ia
not entire satisfaction over the result Of the
Coroner's Investigation.
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ACCUSED OF A BAD CHECK SPINDLE
Complainant Against Louis Marcus Saws
lie Has Passed Much Worthless Paper.

Albert Kelly. a hotel keeper. OF 1873 West
Third street, ran TO Policeman WEIGH yester-
day afternoon. and pointed out man who as
walking on Thompson street near Third street.
Arrest that man" he shouted. Some
timo ago he rasscd on mea worthless check
for $50"
WClch took the man in charge, At the sta
ton he ssid that he was Louis Marcus. ~
years old. Ut 273 West Thirty eighth street
Az there was no warrant for his arrest. he was
locked UP as Il suspicious person.
Kelly declared TO the sergeant that Marcus
had passed many bad checks In the last two
years and that his father. Sol Marcus. a soda
water manufacturer Of 319 East Seventy ninth
street. had been forcd to pay out several thous-
and dollars to keep his son out OF prison
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Check Forgers In Camden.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. l0.-The American
Bankers Association has employed detectives
to ascertain the maker OF several forged checks
which have been passed in Camden. y. j..
during the past ten days. The checks are all
on the Lincoln hank OF New York city and are
very ceverly executed. They are made pay
able to J. NJ. Mullen and across the face OF each
is the certincation OF the Lincoln Bank made
with a rubber stamp and the pame OF the
cashier A. A. Atlerning. signed In red ink.
Charles Gilbert OF Camden has been arrested
and hold for court charged with passing one
the checks.
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REAL ESTATE NEWS.

The sales at private contract reported yes
terday were generally Of more Importance
than usual sale OF two fats on Thirty
third Street and a dwelling on Thirty fourth
Street, connecting In the rear. precedes the
erection by the buyer OF a business building.
An Amsterdam Avenue corner figures in
trade for two fats on Lexington Avenue. but
the exact location OF the Amsterdam Avenue
property could not be learned The other
sales reported we're carried through for :ho
most part by operators and involved unitn-
portnnt properties.
Lanman Il Kemp are the buyers OF the
Water Street block front, between Pine and
Depeyster Streets.
Jonathan Buckley is the buyer Of the two
houses on Ninety sixth Street. sold by the
Wallace.
Boehm & Coon were the buyers OF Nos 81
and So Maiden Lane, the sales OF which were
reported some time ago.
Henry A. Hale has sold the four story
dwelling, on lot lsx9s9. No. lie West Thir-
ty-fourth Street.
Schneider G. Bachrach have sold to
Levenson & Lippman Nos. As and AZ Ave-
nue. D, and to s. Code & Sons the old
buildings. on plot texts. on the southeast
corner Of Stanton and Sheriff Streets.
Mandelbaum & Levine have bought the
history front and rear tenements Nos
1T Forsyth Street.
Lowenfed & Prayer have sold to Rose &
Wach the five-story fiat, on lot 2Sx100. No.
lis West One Hundred and Thirty fourth
Street also to Nathan Goldberg No. POI
Allen Street, and to Bertha Gluck the five
story tenement, on lot 25xloO, No. ITO SUI
folk Street They have bought the dwell
ings. on plot 41.7x73.10. Nos 323 and 1926
Madison Street.
Charles T. Duross has sold for George
dwelling No. 161 Charles Street. for
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snY.N.s F4Cr AS v0T1YG EMBLEM
eosbel,tes Say He Will KICK II Boilers Try
TO Use 1t,

FRANKFoRr. Ky. Aug. lot is stated by
Democratic leaders at the Goebel headquarters
tonight that William j. BRYAN may come to
Kentucky within short time to take steps to
prevent the use OF his picture "a the voting
emblem Of the boiling Democrats OF the State.
Leaders OF tho movement for the Lexington
convention have said that In the resolutions OF
that convention on August 10 Bryan's picture
will he adopted and certified to the Secretary
o, State as the voting emblem. the rooster hav-
Ing boon adopted 10y the Louisville convention.
which nom mattel Goebel. Should this be
done it is said Mr. Bryan will come to Ken
lucky aud take legal proceedings to prevent
the scheme from being carried out.
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INsUR1NoE BROKER MISSING.
Landlord and Tradesmen with Bills Look
ing for HIm-Nife Gone Home.


Charles Corner, an insurance broker. who for
several months has been living in sylvaton
Terrace. Stapleton, Staten Island, has dsap-
peered from his home. and his landlord and
several tradesmen are looking for him. He
rented house from Daniel T. Cornell. a real
estate dealer OF Stapleton. who says the rent
was unpaid for sometime and that Corner final
ly gave him a note for the amount. Corner So
liclted insurance and he collected from F. j.
Goldstein. a druggist. and James II. Halli-
day. groceryman. both OF Clifton SIS pre-
MUM. each.
When his note to Cornell became due Corner
could not he found He left his wife and two
small children without means OF support and
Mrs. Corner was compelled to work as n SER
want to get sufficient money to take her to her
parents home In Tennessee. Mrs. Corner
said before she left that she believed her hus-
band would pay hls debts in time. She
thought they did not exceed 81 800.
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Watchman Shot ny Thieyna.

H'' hNE' Mass Aug 10 Deputy Sheriff Ed
S"'n Burgess was shot here this morning
~ moves and dangerously wounded. He is
IA" Na'SachUsetts General Hospital In Bos-
~" ]" critical condition. one OF the bullets
S."s fe""'ra'ei his abdomen. Stilman
watchmGn at Buzzard's Bay. who
,1I'' 70 bonrnAs assistance. on wheel. was
Ea N"Hhtv wounded. While passing tho
49, II. MARIE, this morning Burgess discoy-
hI', TT thieves and they opened fire upon
~, II" returned tho Are and 1t is thought
o'"'' ~" 'hleyes was shot. ms blood spots
searcbGG,usn 'a the vicinity. The villagers are
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NAIL OF RECORDS BONDS TO BE SOLD.

Comptroller believes that Their Legality
viii Not BE Questioned.
Comptroller Coler said yesterday that he did
not believe there would be any question Us to
the legality Of the bonds to be issued to pay
for the new Hall OF Records. which were
authorized by the Council on Wednesday, The
bonds will be issued as they are needed. and
the entire issue will not be sold for eighteen
months.
Counclmen Bodine. Brice. O'Grady. Hyland.
Chrstman. and Van Nostrand appeared before
Justice McAdam yesterday morning to show
cause why they should not be adjudged in con
tempt. Mr.. Smith. OF the law Arm Of Kellogg.
Rose Il Smith. consented 20 an adjournment
OF the cases, and they were set down for
Aug. 80 1t Is generally believed that the
court proceeding will be dropped.
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$4,000 Building on Fourth Avenue.

Plans were nled with building Commls-
sioner Brady yesterday by w. II. Birkmsre
architect for Jennie L. Parker OF this city
stone commercial building, at the south
east corner OF Nineteenth Street and Fourth
Avenue. on the plot that is all that remains
unoccupied OF Union Place. A cyclorama
building formerly occupied the ground. The
owners last year proposed to erect modern
studio building on the site But the pro-
ject was abandoned, and the property was
sold recently 10 the present owner.
The new building Is to cost $IT5, 900. and
will have frontage of l2l feet on the ave-
nue. and a depth OF $50 feet.
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Assignments of Mortgages.

.,Bank ,,.I;,..i.;.., .,.......;...:...,, 5000
and Indemnity 20, .G.....~..',, $500
Celler. Ray. to Isaac Cohen. ............. l2aO
Egan, Marccla W. to Michael J. Egan... 1850
Marasco. Rocco NJ. to Pictro Alvino...... $3.50
Clinton II. Lesgett ...:. ..,..-..:... nom
Same TO L. Howard and Clinton II. Leg
.sett .......,...,.. 800. ..,.....,...,.... nom
the Trustees OF St Stephens College. ~ 20 900
Todd Jndsun =. to Vim. f.. Streng nom
Young, Margaret, to Maria Gariuer. ..... 5000
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Boston Rond. e. cor. of Town Dock Road Z
=. rear Building Dept. VS.. Rector etc, St Paul 8
Eris. Church. East Chester violations. etc.); at.
torney, r. Ottcrbnurg
Sd Ave, Nos. 5l9 aud 475 Norah Mcnamara vs.
Lulu Benson 1T III Ito recover deeds, "tc.I; attor.
neys. Clarke " &.
LongwooI Ave =. T.. 275 IT. e. of Barry St.
PIX rreg Bertha Eggert vs.. Andrew J. Spa"th
ct al (pArtitiom; attorney, j. H"derman
and :, blocks 55S, 500; $40. g.9 l2S5, and 2os4;
Helena Is. Garvey vs.. Union Trust Co, ex'r, etc
dover, etcD; attorney. e. X. Waterbury.
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Fifty weavers who Can't Go to Work.

PATERSON. y. j.. Aug. lO.-Fitty silk weavers
engaged here by School Commissioners John
Faust to work at the silk mill OF Oppenhem X
Silverman. College Point. l.. l., met at the Erie
station to-day and declined to go. They had
sent a committee in advance, who had learned
thnt A strike was IN progress at the College
Point mill, Tho men were anxious for work
hut not TO take the places Of strikers.
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NEWPORT r. l.. Aug. 10-The weather to-
day lntcriered with the poo match. and tho
grounds will probably be unnt for play for sew
eral days.
upcheon was given this afternoon by Mrs
Robert Sedgewick, and tonight there were
dinner parties at the cottages OF Mrs George
Peabody Wetmore. Mrs Harold Brown. Mrs
R. l. Gammell. Mrs. j. Hude Beekman. Mrs.
Elisha Dyer. Jr.. Mrs. J. A. Swan and Mrs. Ed
ward Morrell.
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Rnoapyelt James r.

Roosevelt, James r.. ct al. trus.. to
Geo. ]. Kenney. Elizabeth St. Nos. 2mn
to PCS: 10 yrs .....,:...,.;.;;.;... =
Metzger Theresa. to BERNARD DAILY, 42d
Ave; yrs ...,.',.t.,........,,,. -
Davis, Gertrude s, to Edward Hirschhorn :;
Sd Ave. No. 1922. store, etc. 3 yrs,
letti. lO3d St, no 225 East; Q yrs.
Authauser. Samuel, TO Alice sullivan;
Madison Ave, No. 1918: yrs.....l 900
Reynolds. Florence r. D., and ano 20 MI
Cliael Mcguire; 9Th Ave. No. 1923; 10 yrs.
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Another Victim of Christian Science.

JAMESTOWN. N. Y. Aug. 1O-Gertrude Fen
ton. / | years old. died here yesterday OF what
IN thought dropsy OF the heart She had been
under the care OF Christian Scientist for
months and no doctor was allowed to treat
her. as her parents had implicit faith in her
recovery through the powers OF the faith heal
err The girls parents are wealthy and are
relatives Of the late Gov. Fenton. The case has
caused considerable talk. but It is probable that
there will be no investigation.
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Freight wreck on tho Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. lO.-Travel on tho
main line OF the Pennsylvania Railroad was
delayed several hours this afternoon by
freight wreck near Rosemont station. Half
dozen cars were badly damaged and their con-
tents. coal and lumber were scattered over the
trucks. The accident was caused by an axle
breaking No one was hurt
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Auction Sales,

At the New York Real Estate Salesroom
yesterday Peter F. Meyer & Co. sold. in
partition, the fve-story brick tenement, on
lot 25x9s9. No. 4l9 West Thirty ninth
Street. to William Butler. for $4,000, and.
for the assignee. the one. two, and three
story brick dwellings Nos. 100 to l04 Duane
Street about 75xll7. to Leonard r. Kip
for 5000
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FEVER SHIP At SANTIAGO.
Captain and Sailors of the Sutherland Re-
ported Ill and Quar- antined.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 10.-Information was
received here TO-DAY that Capt. Percy Nib5s OF
the steamship Sutherland OF the Earn Line. is
III board his vessel at Santiago de Cuba with
yellow fever. The steamer is In quarantine
Several OF the sailors are also said to be suffer
ing from the disease Capt. Nihbs Ia 81 years
old After completing tho present voyage he
was to have returned to his home in Ports
mouth England, to be married
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18th 81, 8. s., 375 n. " Of 9th Ave, 2519s O.;
c. q. Mas.
University RI, e. s.. 1918 It. n. OF waveriey
Pl.. s2sx irreg. Union Theological Seminary vs..
John T. Farley ct al; attorneys. Duer, $ W.
Tth Ave-" n. W. cor. OF 4Gth ST., 2s1ge: The
Greenwich Savings Bank vs.. Thos. p. Wallace ct
al: attorney, c. g: De Witt.
18th St. n T.. 3IJ4 It. e. II Avenue A. 20 81
lOOll Bank for Savings Eleanor f. Stats,
iudiv and eN'1: attorneys, Strong & G.
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alley adj. Edward W. Halsey to Peter
N ~. Nfi ci Ssosi .5$sdsi4i; Frederick <. M
Ms Ety. = '$DI %.i is%f 3 $;
well 10 Frederick a. Snow ...,.a...,... loo
Elm, Ave- s. ps,S w e i lS5 to S S'sS
MpndelsShn to LOgth lsI,S s. Horne Snd 70, q 20
+SiIiI NV NV i9s Z w. %; james NJ La
sis q T. FIN ST 'S 9 S 6 ll' Van lpsi
md wife to james NJ, lie CCoste ..".,..;
rG Ss4S &, Ay s4r Marlin 'f p Reeie ct az
sec S anne Nve h'' SS ois, e. g. 2oiio, Kate
johnson TO Herman hosenbum: 1895
G';~' i5oa sS a. 2s s?s v 10 4a!sS. Al:
ct ,s % eeS to w hdwaFS S.st 10 $3.50
same same it"p part '....'..,..,'.,., ESQ
'1 ford Stevens Steve 81; to Adelaide B. NJ Won Doh.
len ....,,.....'.. -. - - ;,ai''s,'
WS.snf'S" s Hzs A. tsrS SS5 S S l Isa s.
we.fS S$sis5 VIM II fsfns e i, dI sS!sS
WSsaSf'Sn august ATS n4cfeG S' d'Y@ opoa
nOrpenheime, cor 'rr s;chsrr {;
~nsHisi:" VINE AHe Farmer HS to sa:au Sc
"a a. g. Gales cali Of ''f kheSas to E"S1
st P A S@,H no. 64., e. g. 81 iiiioo Her. wv
Vert Dongan and wife to Louis o., stern
Sd $' A,S., SHaas; Jane B. paval to John
,fh ' s'', 10 a24 West, 25x4i ;s.aS1ss,i; -
Rr gar 80 W y @s 20 g M ss%God
Goldberg to Jane McMenomy ;i..l,,'r.....
sS DID,. ri,.t sSS Hsb 1 to "a Jane AVA
M,hehna a. 20
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TIGHT-ROPE WALKER KILLED.
'nnEinEer Was Erecting n Pole to Garry His
Rope when 1t Fell Upon Him.

george JunginCer, seventeen years old.
mem DER 81 the Arbeiter Turn Verein. OF West
noooR~n. was instantly killed yesterday by
oe'hR struck by nfty-foot polo which he was
s'ec'nG III hro"bels Boulevard Park. in that
'o"n IN PREPARATION for the annual picnic and
s1nes OIL the society. Junginger was to give an
VAn'o''oH % 'Ght-rope walking He was as
.'''"E N erecting one Of the poles on which
w. '"'- was TO be fastened. when 1t fell and
STUCK nm on the back Of the head.
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Reservoir Laborers Strike.

WHITE PLAINs, Aug l0-One hundred Ital-
ian lahorers employed on the White Plains
water reservoir have struck for 10 cents = day
increase in wages. Contractor Hugh Reilly
las sent for men to take the strikers places
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Private Sales.

Henry NJ Denton has sold the two Ave-
story flats. on plot 50xl00. on the northeast
corner Of Lexington Avenue and One Hun
dred and Twenty fourth Street Mr.. Den
ton takes In exchange vacant corner on
Amsterdam Avenue.
Z, Augusta Grinnell has sold the two Ave-
story fats. on plot 5Ox9s9, Nos. 100 and III
West Thirty third Street.
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Pullman Taking tho Keely Cure.
WHITE PLAINS. Auq. 10.-George L. Pullman
entered the Keely Institute today for the
usual course OF treatment
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SEATTLE. Wn.. Aug. lO.-The steamer Queen
arrived to-day with 100 klondike miners and
$4,000 in gold dust.
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lomsstit Servants aTantsd.

COMPETENT waitress. wages $40. for small fam
M sy"s at aS seh L Il osis S sTs
WAlTRE,s. willing. to assist with chambcrwort
w and have good rsfs5epces r yHgeS ~ a.,
ENGLlsH oookIwaEes ts5; ha. 6e., city refer 5ss
Broadway.
E1Rsr class iaundre.'i wage. t25 understands
Bo, p g. T snn apown Once t isS5 BrOadwsy
COMPETENT chomhsrmHid:: good n 'es N go
e., Wages So best reference f,1 b. BOX Dos
THOROUGHLY Competent cook; wages sac good
1865 Broadway.
WA1TREss and chNmbermNia wages SIS; will.
62s, sun uptown once 1895 Broadway.
E1RsT Class waitress understands serving wines.
4 making salad dressing, carving. etc best rct:
Broadway.
GERMAN Nur.e. competent FOR grown, children
$50 s SUN upto%s oG isc5 BroaGwSy Doi
k1ToHENMA1D wages SO neat. willing and
IN o6lisns good good differences NJ r.. Boz 6el. sun
'NHOROTGHLY competent cook to go one hour
qured. Mrs L. sEELY, s52 9th ave.
(rOOK willing to do laundry work for small fam.
Mrs. l.. sEELY. s62 6thav.
PROTESTANT to assist tho chef. for Ash.
bourne Pa" wage" NJ Sss TsffrsnS Ss,
first 1trlp-frmales
sional.
STESoGRApHER EXPERIENCED. THOROUGHLY
~ good English education, accurate short hand
writer swift operator ON smith Premier, permanent
or temporary engagement. Salary moderate. Ad.
dress c., Boz 10 sun office.
DOOKBISDERs-Hand Sewers Gold Layers
ID wanted. =. F. TAPLEY CO.. Bond 81
LHEMALE CoMpOSlrOR. 1874 Van Buren, street.
7 AtNDRESS willing 10 assist with cham berwork {;
~ wages $50 host references A. g., Sun uptown
Office, l265 Broadway.
PROTESTANT Waitress thoroughly competent.
good references. X. L.. Box 5ld. uptown once.
1898 broadway.
I AIDES Maid, German. thoroughly competent
~ good seamstress references =. H.. Box Git, Sun
uptown office. 1865 broadway.
COOK and lauudre,s wages $40; competent best
- references. X. D.. Box bls Sun uptown Office
1928 broadway.
('HAMBEKNAID must he good seamstre,s will.
ns ssnrod MR L. SEh s aS
first Glass 4rlp-atlaiea-2rofes-
SIGNAL.
DIAPER BOX MAKER wANTED-Young man who
L understands making band boxes. quick worker.
State wages. b. H.. box 1872 Sun ONCE
TWO THIRD JOBBER would like to secure steady
L situation good workman, sober and reliable
Address O. W. Advert offce. 786 Flushing ave-.
Brooklyn.
EIRsT CLASS French Che. for Bar Hsroor. Maine.
MRS L. SEELEY. 352 9th ave.
fret lass Nrlp-Mal1s.
| VALET wishes engagement with gentleman high.
ly recon- mendod willing 70 travel
| W kIGIFR 225 9th st.
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domestic Servants atantrd.


CHANBERNAIDS. cooks, lanndresses, Mattresses.
I cooks who do laundry work, laundTesScs who 10
chamber work French and German lalies maids
nurse hutlrrs English second and third men.
49, 18th ave. Tel l2ll 18th st.
oMPETENT laundIss wages $50, to 90 to OAK
,, dale. l.. |. References req uired.
MRS l.. SEELY, 3b2 9TH ave.
INIRsT CLASS lAuudreAs. one who thoroughly I'M.
L derstands her work; wages S25 Best references
rozuirId MRS. L. 6EELY. oS2 9th ave,
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