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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
THE WEEK IN REALTY.
CENTRAL PARK WEST IN DEMAND AS
SITE FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

One Of the leaders Of Tho real estate market In
speaking about probable future conditions some
weeks ago said that he thought that there would
be unusual activity IN broadway properties between
the Grand Circle and Seve0t~-second ST.. and lroha-
bly, some blocks further north than ty-second-
So far the present season there has been no re-
mara hle activity in this section. hut in the Cen
trail Park West section from the Grand Circle to
about Niuotieth-st- the demand for properties IS
said 20 be more than ordinary. and some interesting
sales have been reported. ono OF them was the
sale last week Of q large parcel al the south
west corner Of SiXty-ufth-st and Central Park
West, 10y Samue! Goldstck.r for Edmund CONN
to Franklin Haiues This plot has frontage Of
100 feet In the and L. feet In the street
Mr.. Haines has plans for the immediate i'm
provement OF Tho site.
II all the plans for the improyef % tho lower
section Of Central Park West ale carried out this
next year the architectural beauty of the ave
lIe. one OF the most euticins avenues 10 builders
location for the erection of great family hotels
Will be considerable bettered Millions OF dollars
are 10 Be spent here I'm Improving and the plans
call for a class Of buildings no two II which. n
seems, Will te alike 4 building for the t.troduc-
zion Of the pelOta game. which is said To boz one
OF the most popular ra-tiCrs IN Cuba and Boz som.
other countries largely inhabited BY people or Span
ish blood is be built In the section. the cost OF
nearly 90 Then new home for the Eyangeli-
cal Lutheran Church Ok The Holy Trinity is 10 De
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from the Century Realty Company i has front
age Of $50 feet in the street ana or le9 Ies' n tn
HOW Trinity on the north is plot lo95 by Is
feet which being improved BY sorgs PaiSS u anS
John A Carlson. Ground LOT the nc" oiui0"
building is soon TO be broken. ,-o,,. 80 he
6IocE fropts from the northwest corner of Sixty
second-st 10 the northwest corner OF sixty-siXtn-
e., ai ~ block front from Sxtythird TO Sixty
fonrtb-st A more elaborate idea OF the great
No. M had from some of the sales of transfers OF
titles 10 properties IN the section IN the last rev
~ ESi,btiet5st have remained unchanged in that
time Net many months ago title 10 plot lUlo oy
100 feet at the no5thWeSe Dali % GbsTe "
Ogden for $4,000 In the week OF January e, 1901
Isidor NJ Bon bought a plot 30 ny 100 feet % feet
One Of the most interesting transactions in the
section that has been TeP9r{ed IN soiS Ie MIS- M
and Seventy fourth SITS. by Boehm & Coon, to
James Rowan. 1t is generally oelleve5 that M.
ton of a large apartment hotel In January, 1901.
David H King bought Plot at the n0r5hwes st
100 feet in the avenue and l25 feet in the street
Al The northwest corner of Eighty-eighth-st. new
home for the Progress Club is being built This
Site was bought by the Progress Club on December
f9aI Two of the new investors in this district
are Franklin Haines and Edward Fl. Litchfeld.
Si25 coo from the Ardsley Hall Company that COM
panys property IT the south vest corner OF Ninety
Many attractive buildings will undoubtedly be
built in the lower section of Broadway from the
much vacant property that needs the hand of the
in,prover On April 10 the New-YorI Realty Cor
Of Broadway from Sixty-frst to Sixty second-sts.
This plot has frontage Of 1867 feet in Sixtyhrst
bought on the same day d large plot at the north
east corner of Sixty-second-st. and Broadway.
Building OF the rapid transit underground road
has enhanced their value considerably.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
REPLIES TO RAH4PO CHARGES
G ". DUNN POINTS TO oDELL's SPEECH
TO REFUTE GOLFERS WORDS

Colonel George W Dunn. chairman OF the Re
nuhIican State Committee. last night sent out a
re,i,- m the sp4ech Of Bird 5. Coler delivered
:, The -ooper Union meeting last night in which
various statements were made regarding Governor
C,6eIrs attir,Ide on Ramapo legsla zion The reply
said.
IIr coIer'z Insinuations against Governor Oqell
~, The Rsmapo business are in keeping with MS
srrirE csmpaiEn For his intorma non II may De
saIj that Governor OdeN did publicly state MS
nosiri6n on the Ramapo question before the repea!
Kin haS he4n forced through the leSlsIa iuTe ana
,Trsenred 10 him for his signature MI Coler
ssks Would II rot have been pclltlcal qeatn Tor
him "a have taken any other course than that
Ho1iTnpeiIeI by righteous and overwhelming public
Mr coer should not attempt 70 deceive people 2is
in this wav AT q meeting Of the Republican cub
in New-York city. held one week after ne was
nominated in 1880 Governor Odell said
There is anO.ler great subject OF particular m
reresr - the citizens Of this mighty metropolis,
and that is IN abundant supply Of pure and whole
some water. Il should be furnished ana controlled
by your city AUTHORITIES. The Republican platform
promises the fulhlment Of this principle, and you
now have nv personal pleoGe II elected TO see
that this promise Is kept desire 10 state 10
YOU nv friends. and through YOU to the citlzenS
Of Ncw-York. that / never have been directly or
indirectly interested in stockn"lder or otner-
wise the RamspO or any other water company.
and there is nothing that will prevent my cordial
aid and 8cquiesenCe in bringing about sGch RENE
dial legislation as may he necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
SALES REPORTED YESTERDAY

John Peters has sold for Jacob Weinstein and
Abraham j Dworsky To a private investor No. ts
East Ninth-st., a hve-storv double tenement house
on plot 25X9Sl feet
5. Ossood Pell & co were tn" brokers in the sale
Of "A plot % 5l.xIn0sls feet the north side Of
Eiehty-eighth-st. 1870 fest west OF Madison~ave
: Stelngut & Co have sold for Mrs. Breaker
to August Run No . Second-ave.. a four-stoTy and
basement dwelling house. lot "a ixlo6 feet
Slawson & Hobbs report the following leases; NO
l45 Riverside Drive. for A OuterhridSe 20 l.
Schepp. No a West Eighty-sevcnth-st for f. Z
Russell 10 L II Townsend. No 81 West Seventy
nfth-st for Susanna Bailey to 4 Mhhank' No.
3Os West Ninety second-st. for NJ l. Sire TO E d.
Wirslow. No 81 West Ninety-seventh-st., for e.
VI Benson 10 = Hopper. No, l5s West Seventy
siXth-st. for 4. D. Philbin to oscar Houten; No
ga West Ninety-nluth-st.. for 2 Frauentelder 10
o Howard No. e West Seventy-hrst-st-. for Z
y Jacobs 10 \. Somonson.
The Prospect Realty Company negotiated the sale
or the famous Richardson spite house. Nos LIS
and l2is exiuEton-aye.. 90 James Nar!um Graham
and Charles Recklus
John l. sullivan has leased for five years No. lis
Arrster.lau-ave. from John DINING
George NICHOLAS has sold for Matthias frost. No
2I7 West Forty-thrd-st fve-story fiat house on
George Ranger has sold Tor the estate OF Henry
3 iielmke "a plot 81 four lots at the northwest
corner % observation-disclosures and Je-
Georse s,rieksr has sold No 81 East One One
iitz. The broker has also sold No. +6l East
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES stable on lot @5N
The estate u Hester \. Trotter has sold No =
West Forty-seyenth-st four-story dwelling
". . Fitzpatrick has sold for Well Mayer No.
house on a iot Is tx irreEular
Cari Won llayhoF has sold No IA East Twenty
George 3. Guiss has resold for Joseph Lissner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
CHARITY ORGANIZATIONS ASKS FUNDS
GIFT or FREE WOOD FOR FUEL Is BEING
MADE DAILY TO TWELVE HUN
DRIED PERSONS

The Charity Organization Society asks contribu-
tions Of go 10 meet the unusual expenses incurred
in the cooperation with the Street Cleaning De-
partInent for making available the supply Of wood
collected by the carts OF the department and
brought 10 its dumps
II has been necessary 10 employ a laborer at each
dump 10 sort out the boxes. broken barrels and
of her material and take charge Of II until the
nour for applicants 10 come and receive II. The
osr of Ibis Ia Dor and the ncCess a-y supervision
the twelve dumps where fuel is distributed is SIS
dav The Der Of persons now daily supplied
V1tb fuel IN this manner Beverages about twelve
hundred and the quantity OF fuel has been SUM-
cient TO supply all who have come. II is desired
another month The. Dock Department has also
made available considerable quantity Of pine fuel.
which in is desired work up and deliver 10 FAINT
lies in which there is not an able bodied member
TO send 70 the dumps of the Street Cleaning De-
partmcnt
Money obtained foy this purpose Will be used
srlely for The Ia Dor b0ye described. ard all con-
tributions viii be promptly and publicly scknowl-
edged Checks should be made payable 70 the
charity Organization Society. No. lo5 East Twenty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
REJOICING SCHEDULE OF CARS.
HUDSON VALLEY COMPANY BEGINS POLICY
OF INFRINGEMENT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Saratoga. y Y. oct 25-The Hudson Valley
Railway Comrany today paid of large number
OF ncn-union employees who came here from Brook
lyn and other places as strike breakers. The com
pany also ran a fewer number Of cars as 70
reduce expenses. L is highly probable that there
will he still greater reductions next week, as re-
trenchment will be the general order until the
strike Of the motormen ana conductors is ended.
The strike. which has been in force since August
So has been a serious financial loss 10 the COM
pany. The cost TO Saratoga. Warren and Wash
ington counties for Tie manenance OF the p Regi-
me1t strike duty has already exceeded &7oco
The CoUardly attempt TO SnoOt noU-Enion motor
man AZ Mechanics lie last night has further dam
aged the cause of the strikers. vino. usual deny
knoUleds- Of the affair one bullet passed through
the motormau's clothing and the second one lodge
In the side OF the car
Having heou hoycotted 10y the union strikers and
their friends. GlenS Falls and Sandy Hi mer-
chants have formed defensive alliances The day
has been comparatively peaceful one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
MODEL TENEnENTs SUCCESSFUL
sANITAY PRECAUTIONS WITH WIDE FRONT
AGE ARE FOUND GOOD toLICY

one If the most gratifying features of building
conditions in this city 10 the trainers and sponsors
for the tenement house law is the activity in build
Irg model tenement houses About one hundred
tenement houses. six stories in height. are now
being built according TO the provisions Of the new
tenement house law at a total cos of $410+ go.
Nearly all these houses will b about l0Xlo0 feet on
lots 50xlO6 feet. Only few tenement houses are
hcinE erected lots having 25-foot frontage. For
a time it looked II operators in this class Of
buildings had shut up shop In the last few
months. however, trading in tenement house prop
critics has vigorous. This fact. together win
the vast OF money the operators have decided
to invest IN the building Of model tenement houses
IS taken proof positive that there Is no longer
any doubt among the operators that the modern
tenement house can he made 10 pay as well As the
old type Of building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
DIES N A FOREIGN LAND.

William B. Kearns. forty-one years old. OF No ~
Brunkheld Place Edinburgh. Scotland. was found
III al the Pennsylvania Railroad Ferry Jersey
cry on Thursday. he was removed TO the City
Hospital where il found that he was suffering
rom brlghts disease he soon became uncon-
seetous ana died last night without having been
Sbie 10 give any further account Of himself than
his name and address
rom papers IN his possession il believed that
ne nae neen IN this country about six months and
thai ne haa been purchasing horses for shipment
70 EhSland. lie had last STAYED az Duquesue' :
hotel Eighth-ave. ana Twenty third-st, but il
was SAID there that he had only been there one
$50 in his pockets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
EXPECT SUPPLY TUESDAY.

H D Heissenbuttel % the firm Of Moquin. Offer
man & HeissenbUttel. Al his home. No. 22s Berke
ley Place BROOKLYN. last evening told Tribune re-
porter that he WIS selling coal 10 his regular
toners az s. 20 a and he thought the price
throughout Brooklyn IN about three weeks would
be about S. IS ton. He said that shipments Of
coal expected IN Brooklyn tomorrow. and
that the retail dealers generally had delayed TAX
ing any action in regard TO prices until some coal
was IN sight Reearding the reported threat Of the
operators 10 enter the retail business unless the
retail coal dealers sold coal 20 the trade at SIS n
ton. Mr.. Heissenbuttel said he did not attach any
importance ~. and did lot believe II was true.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Arnsterlam-ave. No 2oso W 5, Ill 10 Il :
Ie+th-st @SX9@ II John Collins 10 marry = 500
PUPILS I6 road 5. lot T6 map ciason nortjon
lux = 10 Long Island South oslhs a - -
Of LOT 81, by survey Fambach LlVlhsstoih' y!
May 1865. Minnie G flaming 70 @4i'i'V Nominal
Forsyth-st :. 1855 II Of Houston-st, ZoNoos
50 0dS Heine 10 John Boen'e'' 50, 1900
"9th.st No %, n $ 100 II ? of MadiSon-aENe; OK
Inry;elgs ts.ssn6ey NlcoH 10 ' -.
H,Isev o. NJ, W ~ J an Nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
STEAMSHIP RArES DEmoRALIzED.
VESSELS CARRYING WELSH COAL TO BOSTON
POUND RATES To GET Return CARGoEs.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. J

Boston. Oct 25-steamship rates al this port are
fast becoming demoralized. Nearly q hundred
steamers are the way or chartered foT Atlantic
ports loaded with Welsh coal. the greater number
being bound for this CITY The effect is a big
slump in freight rates OF European cargoes There
more than twenty-five steamers waiting here
route which will bid for return cargoes. and
there is little export business Just now the
regular lines being hardly able secure fun loads
The prosnecls are good for sun fmrther dron-
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erected there besides home for tbs S~oi-,-- 8
Ethical Culture which is 10 stand on an st jpa
block. Oii an ehiIe
Il is said I that the peOta court game building
WIZ % o u NJ eostest buildings OF It's kind
ever tIeC.su II lIlS country. The site for tbs
building was 70 b bought by Joseph A del Solar of
The plot Is az the northwest corner ~ So 80,
ond-st ~ nes frontage Of aOo 10 feet In the ~
in slXty-thira-St Al the northwest corner al
SlNty -iIGitL Isl ss new home for the New-York
for some years At Nos a and % East Twelfth-st
for such a building was purchased by Charles r
Barney and Dr. Herman knapp some montbs a 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
MARKS PrrRcHAsEs BUILDINGS

Alfred c Marks has purchased the new seven
story mercantile buildings. situated at NOS Loo o'
las and al West Twentieth-st-. near Sl@.h. .;
ana having frontage of 100 feet on tnT ronertv has
t1p Iett IN depth a portion OF tnls T. fLe Esta-
s peen leased for long term of years 70 CIV
brook Furniture Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
Nos 2soe 10 ISIS Eighth-ave. three fve-stofs ia
houses on pot 75xS0 feet
RECEIVER OF RENTS APPOINTED

Justice stecker. OF the Supreme Court Ses -
appointed isaac Marx receiver for the ~
Nos ts 10 10 East One-hundred- bros,ghf by
SE,rI;stiolS tnsnents. pending sun S.ohsn and
NISrIIa SdmPter against Abraham ~ s0O 900
otieiS 10 IorecIose a second mortgage 'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26

Liverpool. Oct - 7 D m-Cotton-Spot Quiet. p-i-s,
points higher American nltddlng fair. sos, good
ndtlnS 49,; middltng. IS low ni9diing. 460. good
ordair9 as ordinary f36 The sales OF The day
5000 bales Of which speculation exp~~r
ard included 70o American Receipts Is 5alss in
Guiding los6o American Futures opened quiet ana closed
easy: American mtdtlus. o. October 81 seller.
october and Noveuber 80 buyer; November and De-
S-mber 40 seller; December and January 444 buyer.
January and February 80 seller: FEBRUARY
40 seller, March and April. seller: April and May
80 buyer Nay and June. a. buyer.
For other u1s-Eats na-a aF,a.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
NEW RI1LDING PLANS.

42d-st No 100 East for TWO story and base
ment brick dwelling house. WITH sure, o'-o8
- " B s Weeks No DO West t5d-st owner; .
Berger & Sons, No 121 Bible House aIohl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26

az the mines warning the men 20 be par
ficularly careful. owing 10 the dangerous condl-
ton Of the mines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

VALET or BITLER.- by swiss German.
honest and sober IS hishlv recommended
ard personal good reference IN 1harlS Mt
STOREY. las - 1vr- "
VALET.-As visiting vale. would like 20
look after several gentlemen. iutly eN-
per!,ucvd- Address T. II. care Emslie,
n" West 67th-st
= man. good presser. best references. EN-
EkSpN. 10 West 80 50
WAITER-COOK. 60 y colored man and
wife. man a. waiter. woman as cook AMI
launlresS. city reference, city or country.
Address g. " care II Toller. -" West
36ta-st
WAITER. - Restaurant or chop house; can
take charge uiEht or cav. w MAS ! tN-
/ son SO Wyckon u. 6I-yzLLn.
DOMESTIC sITUATioAs WANTED.
Female
COOK -First class. city reteIences. last
emplover can be seen HoBbf. go West
2"th-St-
COOK CHAMEERMAID or WAITRESS -
Two Noirh HeitAH SuIs. hrst class, sep
| arate or together "it> "T country, wears
reference a95 dln-aNe. second hoor.
COOK -1N., friends. hrst class cook and
,vaitress together. cook excellent baker
| and iii desserts. both cor, pe,ent willing
| ana obliring bes references. city or coun-
| try. NJ l.. ~ west '''"-S'.. Monday IN
! store "
! C0oE swedish. hrst class wages S4s.
hest rirv references NELSON, lo9 East
| S5th-St.
CooK-By yoans German-Amertcan
| sr country preferred. Anne rllan family. no
| Wasftng " ~ 2d-ave-
--,--l- In privat, family who're -kif-Esn
- j. kspt. city references l. n aOl
tribune Cptb~n 9lli1e. l.3,l4 Broadway
COOK BY respectable woman. willing 70
a. main washing. no objections To going
eEo1I, distance out Of civ. city references
| - West l2Ie-sI
| -. and LACNDRESS. -Rv -,.,,,,c
CaTadisn woman, 1rst class In Am4yi-
- f,rniIv. best city reference aiS Fas,
| 6sth-s,. car Mis- E-yes
,r,>-rxC. house and office b, ,yor,,
rafsrences. can two DAYS. BERGEN. no
| Fast 9dth -
--CTDREp GIRL dishu care bachelor
r.rtucnts or ofiiCeS first class refer
"pl DEERING. lu2 West 2Tth- :, one
| flight u2.
..-r ,-FuFEMA SC---A lady desires a
IL,.,n,.ati,Il for her chambermaid win as
80, Win waiting; can highly recommend
| Slst ", " East 3lst Moniav ana re-
go morning until O'Clock
,-II,vnFRMAID and assis, with other
1.SrI, by neat girl; good plain sewer civ,
| r.tsrsnces. y. r. Box l24, $50 6th-ave.
,.7I-1YFf:RMAID or PARLOR MAID
{ y , = Ia assist in the pantry Cai a.
lent employers. - East 3lst 81 bet
! io ~ a IN Monday
D-,y.s WORK. -Bespeotabl widow house
| pAl[ cleaning. day OF week Ms
cpN,SGENMACHER. i26 West 5Oth~st
| sarrth floor.
| DAy.S WORK Woman To go out to work
% me day. Mrs. REDMOND IIa Esst
taS,h-st.
| pAl, out washing. clearine |ooti,s-
| N%NotAT1-tiHToN S2S F:ast 2fth-st
NAYS WORK. widow. house
~ A,ork cleaning day or week Mrs
! SING ESSiACHER, 1876 West 5oth~st..
fourth MOOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
DOMESTIC sITI ATOMS WANTED


Female.
pAA NoRk--Two young Swedish women
To SO out BY the day. excellent house
cleaner and hrst class laundrrsS one is
slo4 cGoA only me families need apply.
personal references WAN\ BERG. so
baltic-st. near Howl, Brcoklyn-
DAYS WORK strong reliable YOUNG
woman, washing and ironing 70 take
home preferred. nrst tsa~s laun,iress would
take work by day or week. housecleaniuS.
laundry work Please address IL u, $40
N-sl 9Hla-st. Cor two days.
GENERAL HOUSEWOKk or waiting.
Nv colored girl 200 West goth st.
HOUSEKEEPER By Nev-EpEllnd
woman t35i FOR Widower with children
o. other private family. six years eXpe-
rienCe. highest references Address A Box
II. Tribune Once.
Hot oL.nEEFt.K or assistant Would wait
or ld1t, good packer. knowledge OF
Or SIdklng, year Cttv reference y
Box 2 l5j 6th-ave.
HOCSEKEEPER BY German woman.
20. Intelligent. ia nrst class family ONLY,
cook preferred GREENWALr. lis, II
ave.
HOUsE,KEEPER by middle sged woman.
Tor widower or one or two adults Brook
lyr or suburbs Address for a week Mrs.
FORMAN. - Richmond st BROOKLYN.
HOUSEkE EFEK BY middle ascI woman.
perisnco, best reference Address -. Box
80, Tribune Once
INFANT 5 Nurse Middie ased English.
takes entire charge. understands bottle
feeding. trustworthy and reliable good
traveller. city references Address RE
FINED. Box 20, Tribune Uptown Once.
l.&''t Broadway
LAU'NDR ESS. -Competent woman. hrst
class private family. city reference SEQ
tth-ave.. rrSt hoor
LAI-NpRESS -Ry respectable Swedish
woman first class. like fire washing at
home or out by day, hest references.
CARLSON 2l2 West 6Ttr-st
LAUNDRY WORK taken II private house
in Astoria. cleanliness, sunshine. fresh
air. outdoor CRYING. no acids hand worl,
c. g. Is fark-aYe
L.AUNpRESS First class. excellent shirt
and collar iTOner on tne work best city
references; private family. F J.. Box ile.
$40 6tA-ave.
LAUrNDPESs. ABy Swedish Protestant:
very neat, five years reference; friend
lately arrived kitcLemnaid or generally
uss fuI. moderate wages. TCplLLs IT
West e2d-st- hrSt floor
LAUNpRESS. -First class; in private fam
ily sccd references. ADDRESS \ X. Box
III so bth-ave
LApY'S MAID BY North German; good
seamStress. hairdresser. packer best ref
ererce Address Rox y t319 3d-ave
LApY'S MAID BY young coIored woman.
with excel mt reference; manicure, face
and scalp masseuse and seamstress- call
MAID care Ranks 219 West 40th-St
LSDV'S MAID.-French. speaks English
competent for elderly ladys hatrdresser,
seamStress traveller best references. Ad-
Dress 9Cp West H1th-st.
L.ADY'S MAID. French Young English
speaking. capable seGmstress. willing. in
dustrious well recommended. so2 9th ave.
Jacuuin's Ruresu
MANAGING HOU S1KEEPER. BY lady OF
education and executive ability. capable
OF taking entire charge Address COME
TENT Pox -. Tribune Uptown once, 1854
Broadway.
MATRON or HOC SEKEEFER- An Amevi-
can woman OF tact and experience; do
mestic science graduate and trained nurse;
permanent position IN an institution. under
stands dietaries. Address Box SOS. Frank
lin Square House, Boston, NssA