New-York tribune., 1902-05-25

Male
BRIGHT MAN.-Wholesale or factory
work; good writer; quick and accurate at
figures; steady and sober; permanent posi-
ton. WELLER. S3+ 9th-ave-
BOY, II. in law ONCE: intelligent. neat
Address DOLINsKY. 90 Forsyth-st-
CLOTHING BUYER. As experienced
clothing buyer; Is capable Of managing
store or department; Al references: =
MAYERS. Kenesaw Hotel, 202 ". iO3d-st.
COLUMBIA JUNIOR wishes tutoring for
summer: temporary or permanent; spe-
cialties. English, modern languages' MS
tory; reasonable rates; experienced: refer
Place, Flushing, y. Y.
COLLEGE STUDENT third year.. at a
summer hotel or resort, preferably among
the mountains; references Address q. NJ
Tribune Once.
DETECTIVE-A private detective. IL
censed and bonded. wants work; thor
oughly familiar with all classes % detectiNe
work Write or call WESTLOTORN, 22S
Broadway.
Experienced on wool or fur hats
or in woollen mill. Address ]. f NAL
LINSON. 10 Hanford-st.. Middletown' " u
DRAUGHTSMAN.- N.-ExperIenced mechanical
and electrical draughtsman. Address w
KLANZ. care Swedish Engineers. Club, 231
Union-st.. BROOKLYN.
ENGINEER. all round man. G.,
care of Lieberknecht. % Throop-aVe-,
Brooklyn.
ENGINEER. first class license. as superin-
tendent OF apartment or business build
ing: thoroughly competent; highest creden-
tials. ENERGETIC. care of Jardon, 313
West 42d-st
ENGINEER.-Young Southerner. 21. good
character, strictly temperate, references,
NVn N firing
dress ENGINEER. Box 45. Tribune UptowS
ONCE, 1854 Broadway.
ENVELOPES addressed for exhibitions.
concerts: circulars. etc; moderate prices
SACHEROFF, 164 East SOth-st.
GERMAN. 23. good penman; has experience
in banking AMI jewelry: speaks French
and English; good references. Address II.
BISSINGER. 155 Broadway
JANITOR or PORTER.-By a neat colored
or address Mr.. JOHNSON. 145 Montague
ST., Brooklyn.
MAN. married. understands carpenterlng.
painting. paperhanging, harness making.
upholstering horses and carriages. handy AT
anything wishes steady work for reliable
boss Call or write BECKER. 1872 Nese-
role-sr.. Brooklyn
MANAGER.-By man, 81. who has had for
several years ana now has entire man
agement of a branch for $1,000 600 cor
noration in which capacity re employs 100
high class travelling statesmen. and does a
business aggregating S250.OO0 yearly cash
receipts: would. for personal reasons con-
slider change TO OOsttion of similar charac-
ter: would consider income II $4,000 II
coupled with chances OF a future Address
G. y, c. Tribune Once.
MATTRESS MAKER remakes mattresses
at customers residence. 81 so. all sizes;
also cushion work. J. BUTLER. 3l4 West
2sth-st.
PAINTER. First class painter in all It's
branches wants 20 work for private par
ties: best OF reference. II. RETWlNkEL.
2ss Mulberry-st., opposite Puck Building.
PORTER or ELEVATOR NANNY a col
ored man. ROBERT LOWELL. 229 West
27th-st.
PORTER or OFFICE MANLY a young
man. colored: quick az Agures; Al refer
ence. SPOTTSWOOD. $40 West 53d-st.
PRESSMAN.-First class on cylinder and
job presses. SMITH. 305 East 25th-st.
REPAIRING. &c-work done at your own
home at mechanics wages; fine furni-
ture repairing: carpets laid, packing OF
china. glassware. bric-a-brac and furnt-
ture. CHARLES STUDE. 2l96 Anthony
ave. The Bronx.
RESPONSIBLE position wanted by young
man OF ten years practical business ex-
perience; qualified for ONCE work or 20
n chances FOR advancement are good; ac-
rive position agreeable: character unQues-
tionable. =. L ABBOTT. 355 Greene-ave..
Brooklyn.