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New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
DINER OF sHERIFPs JURORS.

Delmonicos big banquet hail was gayly decorated
last night and filed with a jolly company, who
had been invited attend the annual dinner Of the
First Panel Of the Shertffs Jury. Sheriff Grell him
self could not be present. he i'll with the grip
but his place the centre Of the table Of honor
sat his representative, Under Sheriff Henry p
Mulvany. On either side of Mr. Mulvany sat not
Ortheris and Learoyd. but Judge James A. O'Gor-
man. Judge James Fitzgerald, Judge James A
Blanchard, Judge David McAdam, Judge ]. NJ
F1tzsimons Judge Henry Bischoff, jr., Judge Henry
A Gildersleeve, Judge Francis NJ Scott Judge
Charles H. Van Brunt. John G. Milburn, William
H McElroy, the Rev. DR.. George r. Van De
Water. NJ J. XeTderys JOB 2. Hedges. the Rev
John W. Goff James J. Coogan, Judge Warren W
Foster, Judge Martin T. Mcmahon and Controller
Bird S. Coer.
A string band played airs Of many kinds, and
the speechmaking kept up until the small
hours
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

sab3syi Louis AdeE e &c "a % d %
Twenty-hfth-st; south side, 100 feet east of Elev-
enth-ave. l25x9Ss. four story brick laundry, etc.
Henry F Miller lie r attorney; J. H. Judge, referee
and Wger eue TsS a sg5eGt to taxes eye S1
of One -hundred-and thirty -irst-st, 2411x1OO
H Bel ct al Wof r & u atterneys: s H liIea Be1
ns, referee amount due s76S 85 subject to taxes.
By, D. Phoenix Ingraham: New. chambers-st.
Horthwest 6.4x south 33 to Rose-st east 66; also
no 81 Rosest north side, 75 feet west of Pearl-st,
south 33. three story brick store Alexander Berg
hauS as Gommittee, etc, against John r. Bowers
cree; amount due. ss281 O3 subject taxes, etc.
BY Philip A. smyth: No. 2S4 sixty-ifth-st. north
side 80 feet east of West Endave.. "a 47x10O5 six
Cohn against Adele Galiker ct al; Joseph Rosen-
FW@ig q s s a31ney; j. Duffy referee amount due
taxes, etc, $427 50.
BY James l. Wells: No. 582 One -hundred-and
forty -ninth-st, south side. S41S feet west of Am
sterdam-ave. 16Sx99.u. three story stone front
against Elizabeth Moore ct al; William I. Wash
He 6gen s atfSrney aa9 0 C. Winthrop rsferee @ amount
BY McVickar & Co: No. so ty-sixth.st.
five story brick 1Ithouse; Cornelia L. Marshall
against Francis J schnugg ct al; r. H. Channing
rs 3s subject to taxes. etc $79i s9 No 50 Ninety
sixth south out side i49 feet east Of
agalnst w same an same attorney and referee
By, William Kennedy: No 81 Ninety-seventh-st.
south side. 500 feet of Central Park West
2lXloo. four story brick dwelling house; Josepha NJ
Young. executrix, etc. against Cornelius H Tall
man T zI1I1 and another Lord & L. attorneys George
taxes. etc, $737 01. Nos: 2o3 and 2o5 One-hundred
and-second-st, north side 100 feet west of Amster
dam-ave. two lots. each S0x10o. five story
stonefront hathouses: Jane j. Thayer ct al, ex-
ecutors etc, against James ]. Brown ct al factions
l snd 81 John F. Coffin. attorney; J. F. Brennan
referee amount due S31 916 Co. subject TO taxes etc.
S2400 each lot
BY Richard V. Harnett & Co: Nos. 1O56 and
loss Honest. southeast corner Stebbins-ave, SIX
s4xlo29xSS three three story frame fathouses with
store on corner; Frederick Ernsting against Alfred
Ericsson ct all William T. Matthies. attorney; NJ
5. Guiterman. referee; amount due. s13 40 H. sub
Ject to taxes, etc. 1851 o..
By Peter F Meyer lever & Co: No. 325 TO 329 Eleventh
St, on map No 323 to 327 north side 1173 feet west
of Greenwichst s510x95xS5 1854. three five story
brick tenement houses. with stores; Henry c. Lyt-
ton against Joseph F. Doyle ct al; Joseph c. Levi,
Attorney; Edward Browne, referee; amount due,
1851 &c. subject to prior mortgages, $S6250 and to
taxes. etc, 1866 67. No Il Conventave., southeast
corner One-hundred- and -forty-fourth-st 20X100.
four story brick dwelling house; Henry A. Q. Tay-
lor against Jacob D. Butler ct al; Strong & G,
attorneys; z. Browne. referee amount due, S26-
0l6 62; subject 20 taxes. etc, s2,404 AZ.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
REAL ESTATE.

No sensations were reported yesterday, but sew
eral good sales for investment made public.
Among these the purchase by Charles A Gould
from James A Stebbins through George r. Read
Of the three story office building No 64 Wall-st It
adJoins the Westchester Fire Insurance Company's
building, No 6s WaIl-st-, and occupies plot 25 SIX
SO. 1t was acquired by the seller in 1892, and is
purchased by Mr.. Gould investment.
Mr.. Read has also sold a house In Madison-ave
facing Madison Square, to an investor Details are
withheld for the present It is said that the two
properties brought close to $4,000.
Peter Wagner reports the sale Of Nos 337 and sSs
West Eghty-fourth-st-. two four story dwellings
plot S4x1O22
Pease Gilman have sold for Charles Buck No.
IS East Forty-ninth-st-. a five story American
basement dwelling house on lot @x10o5. The price
Another sale in Forty-nintt-st. was that of Nos.
ana East. two four story houses owned by the
ers are four members Of the Union Club. who viii
erect bachelors apartment house. The brokers
Bryan L. Kennedy & Co, have sold for Leo Hutter
ae 1Sgn story brick Use With With store size Of
ST, TO John Conlan on private terms
Samuel GoldstckeT has sold the Edgecombe Sta
ST, $50 feet west of Eighth-ave for John O'Ne to
a Mr.. Parsons. The building IS four stories, on lot
The estate of Matthew Byrnes has sold No. 50
Park-ave, a four story brownstone front dwelling
William seeligsburg, has sold No. 14o West One
story and basement brownstone dwelling house for
e. and G. Doctor TO Mrs G. Bunger. on private
McNulty & Fitzgerald, of Brooklyn, have sold for
Improvement two hundred acres OF meadow lard
Eighty-sixth-st., near Bensonhrrst and to the
Ocean Parkway on the east for 500 an acre
75xloo5 on the north side of sixty-fourth-st, 500
John ". Golding has sold for c G Narsban +Lo
plot: 7sxl0o5, on the north side OF Eighty-eigbth
St. 1918 feet east of Fifth-ave
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
OSCAR s. sTRAUs NAMED FOB PRESIDENT.

W. H PARSONS UNABLE TO REMAIN AT HEAD
OF BOARD OF TRADE AND TRANSPORTATION.
At a meeting OF the Board OF Trade and Trans
portation yesterday afternoon the Committee on
Nominations reported that IT had nominated for
president as successor to ". H Parsons who could
not serve president another year, Oscar s.
staus. who has been first vice-president OF the
Board for several years
Mr. Straus. who is in Lakewood recovering from
attack Of grip, sent the committee a letter
cepting the nomination in which he said:
I trust, should be elected with your active
operation and that OF the directors and members of
the Board may succeed IN making the influence
of the BoaId Of Trade for good felt only in the
metropolitan city, but the side OF those larger
questions that await wise solution the part OF
Conservative and patriotic citizens
John H. Washburn, James Talcott and Andrew
B. Rogers nominated, for vice-president
Frank o. Herring for treasurer, and Frank s
Gardner for secretary.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
THE ABsCONDER'S NAME KNOWN.
IT rs slGMUND HERTZ. AND HE ROBBED HIS
EMPLOYERS OF THOUSANDS BEFORE
SAILING FOR EUROPE

1t was learned yesterday that the for whom
the Scotland Yard detectives looking a fugi-
tive from this city Is Sigmund Hertz. who was
employed a confidential clerk by Stiefel, Sachs
& Co, OF No. IS walker-st He will probably be
arrested by the Scotland Yard detectives the
arrival AT Liverpool OF the steamship Corinthia.
which is due there to-day. Hertz is charged with
robbing his employers OF a large sum OF money
by means Of forged checks He took passage on the
Corinthia under an assumed name on January I
at Portland Ne. The English detectives have been
furnished with a complete description Of Hertz and
have been instructed by Captain Titus to arrest
and hold him until requisition papers can be OBJ
tained for his extradition.
The firm for which Hertz worked is a large
wholesale drygoods establishment the first floor
at No. IS WeIker-st Being confidential book
keeper and clerk. IL was easy for him to pass the
forged checks and then destroy them when they
came back TO the firm. The checks. II is said.
were principally passed on the Chemical National
Bank. where the firm kept its accounts The
- amount stolen has been variously estimated at
from $4,000 TO 10000 but Assistant District At
torney Cans said yesterday that he hardly thought
the amount would reach the first figure Three
warrants have been taken out for Hertz on three
specific charges of forgery in the second degree.
The examination OF the books OF the firm is not
yet completed. end other charges may be pre-
ferred against him. Indictments Will be drawn up
tomorrow, and requisition papers will be asked for
as soon as the police are notified Of the arrest of
the fugitive.
Hertz's address given by the firm No. 21
East one-hundred-and-eeventh but inquiries
that number eIicitod the fact that no such person
lives there known there. The police say
they have the name under which he sailed the
number of his staIerooIn, and thorough descrip
ZION OF him, so that there is small danger OF his
escaping the detectives on the other side. II is
said that his wife accompanied him TO England.
Hertz is a son of Morris J. Hertz who lives at
No. 81 East observation-disclosures in com
Portable but modest apartment With him live his
his two daughters and another son. The fugtive's
father his home last night and
ain ost prostrated by the publicity OF the case.
Last night he neither denied admitted his sons
guilt, declaring that neither he nor any member
the family knew anything about the matter. He
said his visited them more than once
every two or three weeks and then only for
few minutes at q time.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

The auction offerings Of real estate yesterday re-
suited follows:
BY William NJ. Ryan: No. e77 one-hundred-snd
eleventh st. northwest corner of Park-aye rIns
north l00llx west 53x south lSx east 3x soutb 90
TO street, east 179. three story brick SNaliin .
house in. street with two story brick building in
avenue Robert Bacon against Mary e. Maurer ct
al. Wyatt & T., attorneys; T F Went
worth, referee: amount due SO s4s s6; subject 70
taxes. etc, SsO1 49, 10 Mary E Maurer for so 2oo
No. 800 Seventh-ave, east side, 7sI feet south of
Twentyeighth-st. q 4ZlO3 5x2s lx1035. a five story
Byrd against BENJAMIN Sire et al; Harrison &
b. attorneys; ]. E. Ward, referee; amount
By Charles A. Berrian; No. S0l seventieth-st
south side 100 feet west of West End-aYe I7>Ieo <
three story brick dwelling house, Margie b
Lacey. eXecutrix, etc, against Emma F. Giles as
trustee etc; Man M, ATTORNEYS
Thomas s. Bassford. referee; amount due $40 rs "a
subject 10 taxes. etc. s57 l6: to the plaintiff for
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

st Nlcholss-ave. n corner 116th-st. So 1xe7x
as. .llN143s: Michael Mccormack 10 Simon E
and Max Bernheimer: mortgage. $275,ooo; -
stanton-st. n W corner orchard-st 43 Ix5ox ir-
regular: Lena Miller 20 ellie Weingarten;
I05th-st. No 305 West. 2ox10011: Joseph A Far
ley to Henry Schwarz; mortgage. $1,000;
75th-st No 100 West, 2ox1o22; Anna NJ Spencer
Past. No lis East 2ox1o2 2: Frederick A con
stable ct al Walter Chambers. Il part.
1s qit c1alrn; q M 81 p 80 sam
g Bronson: mortgage. S21 900: s. S36....... 500
Hester-st. Nos 90 and 81. 41.7K irregular: Abra-
ham kassel executor. etc. TO Morris Marans.
Hester-st No e8. also Nos 32l. and "a Ludlow
st, corner; Abraham Kassel Morris
122d-st No 81 East 27x1OO.11: Chessie 2 Zeller
$40 .............. 2aot
Marie obry: mortgage $1,000; R s SIN. 1850
Henry-st. No 100 $. %. 10x100: Charles Saul
Henry Jacobs; mortgage. S24 0o0 s. SO so 27.5I
Grand-st. s. 66s Il = OF Essex-st. 336xloo4 TX
SO 4xlo0 3; Jonas Well and another 70 Julius
schattman: mortgage. SEQ 900: s. $3s......
Monroe-st No 167 5, 2S 7x100; David Ravtch
Jacob Wohlberg; mortgage. $50 600; r s, Sc. II
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
TN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon Ahno,

- c. Thomas Surrogate of the County of New yorr
hereby given to all having claims aEans
Dlkeman, late of the County New Vow
present the same with vouchers thereof to the
place OF transacting eno
Broadway. Borough Of Msnhattan. in the City of New
York on or before the 10Th day OF April next.-Dated
L. DIKEMAN Administratrix OF the Estate OF Wot,tE
Dikeman Deceased. z. MELVILLE KNOWT .Fs s.." st.le"
ney for Administrative No. so2 Broadway Borough g,
Manhattan. New York City. eA Vi
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

15th-st, 8. 275 II = OF Avenue B. Unionport:
for two story frame dwelling house 19x3O:
Francis Zentgraf Unionport, owner; T L New
man. architect ...................
2d-st, 8. 100 It Of Cnion-ave, for and
one-half story frame she'd 1878: ] Peterson.
West Chester. owner and architect.
Thompson-st, No 231, for a six story brick fiat
house, 25X65-2: Charles Friedman. premises.
owner; NJ Bernstein, No 245 Broadway. archi-
71st-st. No 409 East for six story brick fat-
house. 25xe0: John K Oats. No 65s 9th-ave,
owner; James W Cole. architect. ................
Hill-ave, s, $50 II of Jefferson-ave. for
two and one-half story frame dwelling house.
1sx32- @: Kate Johnson. No 4s Bedford-st-
owner: C P Johnson. No East 42d-st. archi-
Union-ave :. 2i7 r. Of i65ti-st for two
four story brick 1hlathouses. each 9oxSs; Ole
wenz No 1491 sd-ave architect: total cost
East Broadway, No III. for a six story brick
1913 East Broadway owner; T Ebeiing. No 81
7th-st, architect. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

~ Hon c. Thomas, a Surrogate of
NJ New York notice Is hereby given TO all persons having
claims against John Cola, late of the County of Na,
work. deceased present the with vouchers tbere
~ TO the his place of ransacting business
broadway. Borough of Manhattan tba CO.,
- New York on before the day OF June neTt i'S
r1ated New York. the 10th day OF December 1900
CHRISTIAN COLA, Admtnistrator
ATRFRT b. WRIGHT, Attorney for OK
Nassau Street Borough OF Manhattan City OF New,
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
HEBREW BAKERS AGAIN ON STRIKE.

A strike of Hebrew bakers began on the
East Side yesterday, and about five hundred men
went out. After the bakers mad won their recent
strike about fifteen hundred went back to work
in 140 bakeshops. Since then the of fifty of
the bakeshops have refused TO discharge their non
union 10 make them join the Hebrew Bak-
yesterday.
The proprietors Of the shops claim that while
the first strike in progress the non-union men
who continued to work formed the Independent
Hebrew Bakers Union. This organization,
however. is not recognized by the United Hebrew
Trades, and CONSEQUENTLY is looked upon a
'scab" union.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

order OF Hon Abner e Thomas Surrogate Of the
having claims against Margara Jorrin late q, th
City OF Washington. D. c.. deceased to present tbs s
place of transacting business the Office of Pavev
Moore, his attorneys. No. 81 Nassau %
9ugh OF Manhattan in the CITY Of New York on or Se
New York. September g. 1890 CLIFFORD s WAiT0eNa;
Anellary Administrator FSAyEY MOORE AftorneySs 0S
tan New York. N Z - -1@f'nat-
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
BACKUs GAS HEATERS.

ONLY PERFECT GAS HEATER; blue
flame; no odor: no chimney ventilation
needed: healthful: moist heat; liz cents per
hour; 20 degrees in zero weather: the very
perfection OF heating. Salesroom. los East
23d-st New-York
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By William II Ryan: No ZIG TO 2s2 Mercer-st
southeast of Washington Place, 49 9xl00 five
story brick hotel Irving Savings Institution against
Julius A Robinson ct al. Francis w. Judge jr.,
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
Countrp propertn for Sale.
Country Seat for Sale.

25o Acres suitable for Came Preserve ana Stock Farm
Northern New Jersey Railway on propertv
nections with New York and Philadelphia. Gam. and
trout stream Large orchard abundance nuts woods
springs large house heated with water; coal vars
ana creamery on property. A '-1
Address Box 81. Allanuchy, N J.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
PILES AND CONSTIPATION.

DIR. UPHAM'S Vegetable Electuary; in
ternal remedy: positive specific; nfty
years reputation; sold by leading drug
gists; samples sent free A. G. UPHAM. 27
East ith-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
DRESSnIAKIyG.

$4,000
CORRECT STYLES: perfect fiJ; superior
work and finish; work shown; expert on
wraps and tea gowns: reasonable Mrs.
COOKE. 235 West 44th-st.. near Broadway
DRESSMAKER.-A Partisan dressmaker
formerly Paquin's foreladv. makes street
and evening dresses at very reasonable
prices Imported models. ELISE BESSAC,
l02 West 54th-st.
DRESSMAkER.-An experienced good
dressmaker takes work home or out: lat
est skirts. waists. also remodelling altera-
lions. chtldren's dresses. Mrs. HOOD, 1856
West 1OIst-st.
NINE I. DENFERT. late with Doucet.
Paris-Street. reception and evening
gowns: high city references 157 E. 47th-st
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
SURE POP INSECT POWDER.

SURE POP INSECT POWDER
Is GUARANTEED To KILL COCK
reaches, WATER BUGS. BEDBUGS.
ETC. ADOLPH ISAACSEN SON, 81
yULToN-ST-. n. Z.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
second hand; lowest prices easiest terms
MARX BROS. "a Union Square
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
CARPET CLEANING.

pets cleaned by steam. by hand or on the
floor. I.65S Broadway. 421 East 4sth-st.
COE & BRANDT. Tel. 132-38th.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
5nrroaates Notlres.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

w
l. work. by the grace Of God free and independent
IN George W Tanning. Frances Amelia Hunter. Robert
Fanninr Emile Talbot. Mary Laie Bishop and Thomas
NJ tanning the heirs and of kin of William Fan
nins Of the City o New York has lately applied to
Court of County New York to
have instrument in writing, relating both
win ana Testament OF William Tanning. OF the
County New York. deceased: Therefore each
County OF New York his office the County Of
New York on 18th day OF February one thousand
nine hundred one. half past O'Clock in the
day. then and there pro-
bate of said last Win and Testament And Of
you as are hereby cited under TWENTY
one years. required TO appear by your guardian.
Won have If have none % appear and
annly for be appointed. in event of vour
neglect or failure do guardian be appointed
by the Surrogate to represent and you in the
proceeding.
Surrogates Court Of the said County of New York 10
be hereunto affixed
Witness. Abner C Thomas
Surrogate OF said County or New
I'll. 81 York, a said County the I7th dav
December, in the year OF our Lord
thousand nine hundred
]. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN
Clerk Of the Surrogate's Court
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY,
Licensed and bonded. 800 Broadway,
Rooms 7l7-7lS. telephone .63l Franklin
All civil and criminal cases attended to by
expert detectives male and female.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
BOOKS.
COVERINGS BOOK STORE

st. has removed to
S23 BROADWAY, NEAR 18TH ST:
Everybody IT. New York and for fifty
miles around knows Lowering His store is
headquarters for book-lovers and book
buyers. All kinds of books to suit all
tastes and AZ pocketbooks. Historical
books, biogra aphical religious. scientific.
books of travel. books Of fiction. books for
children. poetry etc, etc. Anything you
want, and positively at the lowest prices to
be had in the United States.
Encyclopedias on sale for a song-Ap-
pletons. Chambers. Britannica, and Peo-
pies. Books ard libraries purchased.
TONERING S22 Broadway. near l2th 81.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.

PATENTS! INVENTORS HAND BOOK"
FREE; patents economically secured and
proftabiy sold. INVENTORS COMPANY.
$50 EaSSau-st
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
Books an6 publlratlons.

ITO AUTHORS SEEKING A PUBLISHER
Manuscripts in all branches OF literature suitable
publication in book form ~equired by established
house. liberal charge for examination prompt
attention and honorable treatment BOOKS. 141 Her
aid. 23d-st.. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
Gitp Gotels.

THE LAKEWOOD, 2TO-272 West S9th st.-Thoroughly
refined, respectable select apartment hotel. Steam
heated baths: electric lights: writing desks: suites with
board for two. s1o-S1S
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5oo secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. b. EDDY. 3eS Madison-st
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
ONE nicely furnished sunny room, in pri-
vate family, for couple or one gentleman
pol East 29th-st.. first bell.
TWO very pleasant small rooms, with prIvi-
lege light housekeeping: porcelain bath;
corner apartment KING. 81 East 11Tth-st
1O5TH-ST.. III WEST-Desirable large and
small rooms in private house: southern
exposure all conveniences.
419 WEST 22D-ST.-Splendid room; all
Conveniences. private. 81
20 WEST 32D-ST.-AlcOve room; private
bath: one flight: other desirable rooms;
parior dining room.
265 WEST l1TH-ST.-Newly furnished
large and small rooms: heated: hot run
ming water: private house
DOUBLE. 81 single. 81 80. 81: quiet: all
conveniences; oi . 20 three gentlemen 21O
West 42d-st., fourth apartment west.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
II ELP " ANTED.

Female
NEW-YORK FREE EMPLOYMENT BU-
REAU.
80 West 29th-st-
CONDUCTED BY THE STATE OF NEW
YORK.
FREE TO FNPLOYERS AND EN-
PLOYEES-
Servants are in waiting from a. m to
p m.
Reference inves' gated
REFINED NURSE for child Of six. and TO
help with housework and sewing; wages
S14 Apply, before l o'clock. BURNHAM,
S55 West End-ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

L.ADY'S MAID. &c-By Young girl as
lady's maid and seamstress or 90 light
chamberwork; best city reference. $50 3d.
ave. McMarrow's bell
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
lnstructloH.
For Young Ladies-City.

PoARDE'G AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. so7 ath-
ID ave Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Charles Huntington Gard
ner. College preparation.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
HELP WANTED.
WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Female.
COMPANION or GOvERNESs.- highly
cultured young North German lady;
speaks English fuently; music; would
travel; best reference. Address REFINED,
$50 Columbus-ave-
GOVERNESS, &c.-By a Swiss lady OF re-
f1nement and education (diplomee), as
governess, companion or secretary; thor
ough French. German. English, best refer
ences; would -ravel or go abroad H. b,
1, 1913 Fulton-aVe New-YOrk.
GOVBRNESS certificated. teach
es advanced English. Partisan French.
Hanoverian German. good music; entire
charge of children; five years city refer
ence. L. NJ. Box S. 1.242 Broadway.
LACE MENDING.-Home out by day;
all kinds Of fine lace mending and lace
curtain repairing. Nine. BEDDEAU, 70
West 19th-st.
sTENOGRAPHER. TYPEWRITER and
BOOKKEEPER.-By young lady: expert
enced; references. COSTELLO, 5S1 West
47th-st
TYPEWRITER and OFFICE ASSISTANT
Fine, rapid penman; good at figures; sew
eral years experience; capable young lady;
moderate salary. Address NJ. JCRGENS,
800 l6th-st., Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

\ METROPOLITAN TEMPLE COLLEGES P Cad
VI man. D. D, Pres. 2. A. CUTTEN. Prin kindergarten
Training; Academic; Music; Kndergsrtens; Free
Scholarships; classes forming ave- and I4th St
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

-Colored: Private family: IA
years reference; city driving CHARLES
MURRAY. 1O1 West 27th-st
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

INTER NOW FOR SIX MONTHS BUSINESS PREP
ARATION BEFORE SUMNER CALL OR WRITE
PACKARD COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.
4th and 2sd st. Phone 1ol-1s
DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

COOk.-By colored woman, in house Ear
32O West 4lst-st -
New-York tribune., 1901-01-17

COOK--First class; English: excellent rs,-
erencs; no objection TO country. A., pa
West 36rh-st "