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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
LIFE SAVERS PROTEST.
Many May Resign on Account of
Increase in Work.

New regulations for the Life Saving Service have
gore into effect az the stations along the entire
coast which have aroused protests from the men
anG may cause general designations. The most I'M
ro-tant Is the provision that in addition IN tho
rnen who patrol the beach another man is required
- keep watch on the beach near the station that
he may be IN position where he can INSTANTLY sea
snd from which he can quickly report signals made
Ey tne patrolmen- Officers OF the Life Saving Ser
vice stated that this rule Will largely increase the
efficiency OF the service. Heretofore patroinen
have at times found difficulty in returning quickly
70 tho stations 20 report wrecks. owing TO heavy
SHOWS or deep sand the beach
The extra work Will be required OF tho men with
out increase in their numbers. This will ne
cessltate double work by each man ey-erx, few
nights Captains VIII also be required to take their
turn watching for signals on the beach Life savers
who are. as a rule intelligent. as well as hardy
raen. appear unanimous in the belief that the new
rule viii work well so far as the service IS con-
cerned. They say however that in the winter
season, when wrecks are most numerous and OK
posed points have TO be most carefully guarded
their work IS already too onerous. and that any
addition should be accompanied by an increase of
force
Sumner I KinbaH OF Washington. general ST.
psrintenoent Of the Life Saving Service has re-
ceved some strong protests from manay Of the life
savers. II is reported that not few of these men
have accompanied their protests with 2 threat 70
resign Il any additional burden is laid on them
without al addition 10 the working force
Live savers receive s65 month ten months Of the
yesr- They are LAID of for two months each year
without pay: Only physically perfect men are ac-
Cepted Tor the work, and more intelligence is re-
CURED than IS required for almost any other work
paid for 81 the same rate.
Captain hetcEaIn; OF the Eatpn's Neck life saving
station; 1eS1 '9 ;d Ions Island one OF the
that none O. his men had fled a protest so far as
re knew. but that they felt with all other life
savers. that no more work should be laid on them
Captain heLcEaEn was asked II the government
would have dlfncUlty in recruiting new men for he
service i there was general resignation. He re-
Ulied that mere would be great difficulty in hr-
lg the service up to its present efficient stsndaTd
When asked II there IS likelihood that the men
vii resign This winter. Captain Ketchsr said.
Life savers are too devoted 10 their duty to re-
sign IN the midst Of the most dangerous sea son
Il there are any general designations thew viii
c9TtstiEIy not De a time when they wonld Grip
pie the service II Is safe tG say that there will he
nc great number Of designations before spring -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
TRIES TO MAKE WIFE TAKE POISON
Rochester Man Throws Acid in Her Face
and Commits Suicide

Rochester. Dec. Civilian Crowley. forty-seven
years old. killed himself ny taking carbolic acid
to-day and attempted to kill his wife Mrs. Crow
ley is ct the hospital her face horribly burned by
the acid her husband dashed into her face after
he had fought tc force the liquid down her throat
The husband dragged his wife out OF bed and
threw her TO the floor. Clutching her by the
throat with one hand. he attempted 70 force a cup
OF carbolic acid down her throat
The woman screamed for help, and boarder in
the house broke into the and rescued the
woman, but not before the infatuated husband had
dashed the cup Of acid into his wfe's face. Crow
ley then seized another cup filed with the acid,
drank It and fell to the floor. He died almost in
stanuy. His wife will recover, bat will be dis
figured for life Crowley came from Brockton,
Mass. and has wife from Toronto. They kept a
large boarding house here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
PENNSYLVANIA CLUB TO GO.
wei Ahown Long Branch Resort Will Be
Sold Finally bv Sheriff

,'n DI1neh' n. J.. Dec. "a (SpeciaD.-Under the
-- SIS the Pennsylvania Clubhouse on jan
usls next Sheriff O. c. Bogardus having to-day
the highest bidder Three ttr1as hoe the clubhouso
peeh soio within year, and each time has Mrs.
Day' Miie OF the Proprietor Philip DAILY, for
-" 80, suil4clent money TO save the property.
Last fan Mrs. DAILY sold row of tenement houses
N from which $4,000 was realized, It
quieted the Markss mortgage.
ii!e tOieeiosure suit is being brought by William
ID. halloween and Mary Marks. executors of the
estate OF the late Edward NJ Marks, who was a
f1aIv a nc confidential friend Of Philip Daily. Mr.
I-ad' "a ' ii2G OLD age OF seventy, is an in
The The P ptln unable to walk abost.
estaIe men at $4,000 This is low estimate al
The Sar ~ Is doubtful If it would bring under
H,-bicb LII Il me two Chelsea-ave. cottages
" men WILL also be sold. are worth about SIS oOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
TO VOTE ON CONTINUING STRIKE
All river Unions to Take Action-Gloomy
Christmas Anticipated

r al RIVER Mass Dec. 24-Meetngs Of the va
,I0uS unions are to be called within short time #
Is learned possibly by next week to vote on the
Question Of further continuing the cotton mill strike
NO vote has been taken by the unions since the
strike began twenty-five weeks ago upon this oues-
tlon' and 1t is thought by labor leaders that an ex-
preston OF sentiment should be obtained from the
operatives In order that plans may be formulated
for the future
II IS gloomy Christmas season in Fall River
Every effort is being made to make Christmas Day
as nFlght as possible in the circumstances and all
o. the unions have given strike pay to their mem
ogrs IN one case the carders paid double strike
alioWance- Several carloads Of TOYS are coming
from Boston but labor leaders saw it is food tha9
me suffering operatives and children In Fail River
need the most IN spite of the efforts pour into
me city All kinds of good things, Il feared that
there VIII he many hungry mouths Unprovided for
the holiday. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25

COACHllAN. FIRST class: good fou--in-
hand. II years references from last en-
p.cyer- height feet 10 inches. weight 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
POULTRY SHOW OPENS JANUARY 3.

The NeW-York Poultry. Pigeon and Pet Stock As
soolation Will hold its sixteenth annual show at
Madison Square Garden. beginning or Tuesday
morning, January 3, and continuing throughout the
week The entire floor space and the platform
over the boxes VIII he necessary for the feathered
beauties and the pet stock The lncubators and
breeders viii have space the sides Of the main
moon The rabbits and canaries viii have their
special place the song birds, as usual in the res
fsurant nail. and the third annual champion ship
SLOW, Under the auspices Of the Atlantic Cat Club
Wa nave It's place IL the concert hail on Wednes-
cay. THURSDAY ana Friday. The show will be omen
from e III. 10 1920 p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR EVERY S1.O0
EOUITY-RARGAIN.

I must sell q plot Of highly improved
land; sidewalks. shade trees, gas. water,
etc; title assured BY Title Guarantee &
Trust Company, now valued al $ls, 900, only
70 minutes by elevated from City Hail.
Manhattan Plot is COOKED feet, or II lots
each 20I1OO feet. Can sell in two plots OF OF
lots each: that is, each slot plot 1oO&1-o
feet. Purchaser can have either Slot par
Gel. or both. at 1892 prices, little more than
half present values. as these lots were
bought before there was much building or
improvements IN the neighborhood. VIII
sell my equity FOR 81, 295 IN each eliot plot
balance SO, 979 TO be paid on tnstalment
plan, S4S monthly on each Slot plot
In other words, you can buy n 50. 90 plot
for So. 275, or Q 12-Iot plot, valued at $4,000.
for $40, $50 by assuming contracts as from
October, 1902, and paying me what have
paid in More than satisfied with NY in
vesrment, but must have money at once;
200 houses now building n immediate vlcin-
lty Of my holding.
EQUITY, Box 8, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
ADMITS PosToFFIcE ENLIGHTENMENT.

Canajoharie y. Y, Dec 24-Postofice inspectors
have discovered shortages of more than $1,000 in
the accounts of the Sharon Springs Postofice, of
which Canith Winnie is deputy postmaster. When
the inspector confronted Winnie with the discovery
Re broke down and admitted he had enlbezzled the
funds He Is tWenty-three years old and had
been living extensively for a man with a salary
of 80 = month He has been released ball.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
RESTAURANTS.
TmE AREM a

TH5 ARENA,
90 West 91st-st. Telephone I299-Nadison.
Dinner. 81 %. Restaurant la carte.
Private Rooms for Parties.
Music to 2. II TO /
gARl.EM CASINO, 4 4ss!s7;'- F fse
bic dHote evenings, 8 to C5c);, satur-
Sweetest music.
SMANlEV'S, z zIs b@ a;s' be: 1s9 s5's
and aoth. Ale, 6th-ave.. bet. 2ad-24th. Ale.
ugR1 we Restaurant, Junction R'way
GEEAG = and Col. ave-, Goth Music.
ROYAL ARMS CAFE & RATHsKELLER.
For ladies and gentlemen. Famous for
oysters. 4Sc,-st. and broadway. tAusicl
4 n1NmNW1E@ German Restaurant. los.
IG.lg 7QIm . ia Z. 18th Importer Of
Wurzburger Horbrau. Pnsner Genossen-
schatIsbrau.
THE WGlG0TT , s'''-'' 4 f IA es S3s-
Just opened. J. H. BREsLIN.
.BlGgArTMMA'S, F q Vi Di5 ss:s- &
%. 55c.. with wine. Also ale
BLACK CAT, 81 %: R.~'Y I 9 .;s-
ton; best SOC. tdh. IN city. Music evenings.
Fl6uS JTJHtAMN D. ST, HunsaF-
ian Music. Famous Tdh. or Ale.
CARNEGIE HALL RESTAURANT-
Breakfast (7-lG), 35c. lunch, soc
QZ-S): dinner t6:30-9). soc. \. STE
PGiAN. Proprietor.
THEODORE'S, 2OT ". I25th Caar. Op.
House, -Tdh. in Harlem with wine.
only soc.
ri ., ~ n c 1913 ". 41st, formerly az 18th
lCI1 IEL ST Ale. Table d Hote Lunch.
4Oc Dinner Toe. with music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
TROUBLE OVER MURDERER.s BURIAL

LockpOrt. \. y Dec 24.-The body Of Fred
Jones, who fatally shot Constable William c. Gray
and Mrs Abbie Goodrich. and who died from &
Fe-t-inficted wound. was buried a. Wright's Gene
terry to-day The people OF Newfane protested
against the burial Of Jones's body in the cemetery
burial there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25

CUACHAIAS--M Married thoroughly comDs-
text and Trustworthy would 80 out 90
town for Eooa Ulace. ten years best city
references; last employer seen Address
CLARE. 2IT C03ULl0Us-avs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25

AsTRoLOGY AND PAL,I1sTRY.

SCHOOL OF OCCULT sCIENCEs.-Scien-
tifiC Instruction in sstrology, palmistry,
hand and foot prints and casts; life charts
and readings; consultation and advice on
all affairs: lantern slide entertainment fur
nished for all occasions. churches, bazaars
clubs, parties. III West 23d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25

NAN AND WIFE. no family with GOOD
country family. man experienced In ans
horses. carriages. harness. care COWS. fur
mace. handy with tools. wife good plain
cook. strictly temperate. honest, truthful
reliable and obug!ng. best references. C..
Box y. Tribune OfiCe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25

.KITCHENNIAN. dishwasher, ussF5st house.
man, % young colored man. willing and
reliable: hard worker. not afraid long hours
Address THOMPSON. care Aansaeld. "a
PlEe-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

sAMwIcK DETECTIVE BCREAU. Legiti-
ma. ,-rns individuals: terms reaso1-
pe 20 a.. aorized bonded. 49, Broadway.
---T,TTITT DFTECTIVE AGENCY -IHcon-
- 1et-tt-, EfsT service; results more con-
,,,pS1r1 man promises. highest credentials.
i2g West l2bth-st, -----.--------------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25

BUY ana order your Office furniture direct
from the maker: stores ana ofaces atted
up fn shortest time; furniture exchanged.
Wholssale-Tetal. BUDD. a Csntre-st.
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WgNTED-A PARTNER


in an established printing business: in
yestigation solicited. Address c. BURNS,
owner and manager Of the Fine Art Co..
ia and Il6 Sherman-st.. Chicago, Ill
ROYALTY PAID on song poems and MI
steal compositions; we arrange and popu-
lariZe: particulars free. PIONEER PUB.
CO, 7s4 Baltimore Bldg, Chicago III
AN INCOME for the family; dividends that
TIoNAk LUMBER AND DEvEIOPMENT
co. assets SIS, coo, 600. Drexel Bldg. Phil
Gdelphia, Pa
CORPORATION whose products are han
died BY leading wholesale and retail deal
ers, wants competent man to take manage
ment Of branch Office: 81 larry $1,000 Der an
earn Sc OOO per annunl. must invest from
$1,000 To 5000 IN stock of company; IN
questionable references as - ability and IN
tegrlty required Address Box b26, Madi-
son, Wis
FOR SAI.E.-American Deforest. Brown
Gun, Imperial Copper. Alaska Copper,
observation-disclosures, San!tol. O'SULLITAN,
- Broadway
WANTED.-CapitaI 10 increase for ten years
established chemical manufacturing bust
ness: advertiser has the right touch in
practical constructions that Will give re-
suits: articles 70 be manufactured among
others. are: Silicete Of soda, metallic anti
MOny. anthony oxide, sodium nltrite
hOrium peroxide. litharge. fuor-silicate Of
soda. Nthium carbonate, boro-duorite Of
potassium. etc. ell by new processes: pro
motors need not apply. Address POLO
MUM FLUORIDE. Box %. Tribune once
NANTED.-Msn with financial standing
and ability 10 Join parties in selling
company for bituminous coal Address
COAL. Box -. Tribune once.
WANTED Brokers who will underwrite or
sell an issue OF so. 600 cattle ranch bonds.
Address Box as. Lakeside. Neb-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25

USEFUL NAN.-Rv American. coachrsn,
farmer. thoroughly understands stock.
first class man on gentleu.a1's place: waga.
moderate : II HALSET. S6T East Tsth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
CAsT-oFF CLOTHING.

LADTES.-Make room in your wardrobes
sell your discarded clothing, DUGAN,
rs .th-ave. Telephone . 4G5 I-3Sth.
HIGHEST PRICES for ladies' and chill
6reu's discarded clothing and Jewelry
-awut!ckets BARRON, 2e5 West S4th-st.
lforrerlv Oh 6th-aveJ-
HIGHEST PRICES PAID n cash for pawn
tickets, diamonds. pearls and jevelry.
HENRY BAUM. DOB Bowery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
PATENTS.
sAFEs AND OFFICE FURNlTuKE

.---.xz.-Tsxz riat top Gesk. 80: roll top.
- 50; booikseper's desk $3.50:
lssEsszs=4@es nigh grade quartared oak roll
E1..-f- MI - top desks al manufacturers
ILL., ENTERPRISE DESK CO..
~ Liberty 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25

WE ARD charging our selling force Tor
1905 and can use one good speciality sales
man in Newly OTk, only capable and cNpe-
rienced Eseu need apply. FRANK 7. JES-
NISGS * Co, Detroit. Mich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
aIaI<.

COOK--Fi-st class. FOR lUnche0ns or din
uers. or by the day OK week, best refer
eUces- terms moderate Address K. IL.
Box -. III East 54tl-sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
LOST.


LOST-Bankbook 40. 444. Col OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution is missing. Any
person having claim TO it is hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten days
or submit 90 having said pass51ok cancelled
and a new one Is uei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25

COACH4IAN--By young man. in private
family. can furnish best references;
country preferred Call or address JOHN
KELLY. 539 Ayrtl=-zve- Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25

SMANlEV'S, zs-y B@ a;s' be: as9 sS9b
and Both. Ale. 6th-ave.. bet. 2sd-24th. Ale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25

AIals-
A HIGH GRADE MAN.
Bookkeeper, manager. salesman - cieTt-
cal man. whose references have been care
fully investigated, secured without expense.
by applying 10 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
COMPANY. l Union square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
IRE Tribune received at their OptoN = =
o-sre 40 ! 364 Broadway. between Soth
~ s7,i, sts until - o'clock .. n. AdFer-
I1.srsents received at the following oianeh
s,,srss al regular o,ice rates unit! o cioSh
49, viz: 25z shave. 5, e cor -"a-se- {,
y SHAVE. cor l2th-sf.; 81 East l4tt-st- :
90 West 42d-et.. between an ana eth ayes AYES /.
5Sa West i25th-st.; 1,33s 3d-aye. oet~ zee,
- 80 80 nth SIS: O26 3d-ave.. near slst-
foth s15oa ist-aye near S9th-st-: 15I East
s2sth%st.; 700 TFemonr-=vs.: 600 So-a'e''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
IzINDRIES.

EXCELLENT La NDRF WORK., GO9
and 2 T13 Broadway. also 6SJ Columbus
ave Wagons call ana deliver. HENRY
BECK. Proprietor.
GRAND VIEW HAND LAUNDRY; work
called Tor and delivered. satisfaction
guaranteed. 2.4S3 Broadway. near 52d-st-,
New-YurS Tel 40S3-RiveTside.
WE CATER 20 fastidtous people; prompt
and reliable; lace curtains correctly fin
ished. Oldest on upper West Side 243 Co
luubus-ave., neSr 7lst-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25

CUTLERY AND HARDWARE.
CUTLERY OF every description on hand,
made to orceT ana repaired. At u.
KNAUTHS, 81 John-s-.. near Nassau-St''
NeW-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
ELECTRICIANS.

--rSIDFTTTAL ELECTRICAL WORK q
sneclgIty. ERNEST CRAsKE & co 04s
,,i5S1Tuhus-Are, near b2d-sts formerly "i
szo Tel s23-Riverside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
PROP. SITUATIONS WANTED

Femntr
GFNTLEWOMAN with executive ability.
as lady huusekeeper secretary ~ chap
eron, either resident OF visiting. in refined
surroundings, highest reference given and
required Address EXPERIENCE Box 20.
Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
REMEDIES.

Hair Restored. Falling Hair.
j. IN Examination Free.
SD Or. J55 H. AUGUST 4..l.5,..:
Rejuvenator, $I.50 So. TRIAL bottle. 75c-
Office asad Laboratory.
595 Fulton-st.. OPP. Flatbush-ave-. Brooklyn
A-MISS RICK, graduate Or Walter s
Santarium. Wernersviile. Penn, laJe Dr.
Gardner :. sharon Springs 2o5 W. l24tA-sI
F. YOUNG gives electric treatment for
rheumatism and nervousness, maoicuTlng-
1874 Flatbusn-ayr.. Brooklyn. opposite depot.
HYDROTHERAPY.-N equipped .nsti-
tuje for treatment OF neU-asthetics. z.
FRANCIS, 116 West iith-st-
---------------
NATUROPATH T.-The natural system OF
healing. hyGrOpathy, sun-aiT bs ms. diet
etc: all diseases treated. CirSu ar free
NATU ROPATHIC HEALTH HOME, ia
East 59th-Et-
NINE. KATE BRUHN. $40 West 142d-st-
Scientific and electric treatment FOR rheu-
rnGttsm. nervous disorder. obesity reduced :
facial contour restored, references appoint
ment by letter; females only.
NERVOUSNESS and rheumatism success
fully cured Facial and scalp treatment
VICTORIAS. So Pre- spect Place, Brooklyn.
10 TO 8. Closed Sundays
DISEASES OF nervousness and rheumatism
scientifically treated SEARS, $50
State-st. Brooklyn rear Long Island depot.
BUCKLEY, 5e4 Atlantic-avs.. Brooklyn.
opposite 7. l. r r.; electrical treatment
for nervousness and rheumatism
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MACHINERY.

DUE0BWAlTGR8a
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HOUSE CLEANING BUREAUS.

T17T7TE TTS5D0TV CTEANING Co aO2
East 2Ist Telephone 1896 J Gramercy.
Private house cleaning speciality. For
terms and references apply,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
* ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

------------------>-- ----------------------
Mrs. FLARERTV. 6 f:@a 5a'li a sRS
4s2 Columbus-avs.. near s3d-st. Tel. 74lJ
River.
ST. BARTHGl0MEW'9
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
2l1 East 42d-st.-FIrst class dcmestics are
supplied; also managing housek eepers, ma
irons, governesses. tutors. &c
E. y. 0DELl CO.,
SERVANTS EXCHANGE.
lJl West 42t-st.. corner 6th-ave.
Telephone S15-3Sth.
se'eG5ea Tanally sgryants male and female.
b. D8mGEFR. First FiIs: class elias. female female
SITS.
LlNIBE8G & NEwlANDEg
300 4TH-AVE' - 1'' = = -
Swedish Employment Bureau. Select fam
ily servants. highly recommended. Tele-
phone S.1b6-Madison Square.
MISS CHRISTINA 0LSEMo
First class help references investigated.
SO 6th-aye. Tel 44i1-3sth-
HELP sUPPL1ED.-BEsT SERVANTS:
COURTESY. CONSIDERATION. KIND
f nGSf sA BEREk Al wfsT iIfHs
A. NINE. JACQUIN. COZ eth-ave.. near
36th-st., supplies select. experienced ser
wants. al capacities; specially foreign help;
recommended girls wanted
AT CARPENTERS Employment House.
los bth-ave. Established lS+7. We have
best coachmen, gardeners, EToOms married
couples. farm foreuen. farm hands Ali
nations, well recommended.
GRANT EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. @ West
lo4tL-st.-Best servants. male and female.
FURNISHED 20 private families, hotels &c:
select colored help specially: references
investigated. Tel. .. 65e-Harlem.
CARL GRIMSKOLD's Employment one.
~ East 22d-st.-Servants, all Capacities
swedish, Norw egiaa. Danish. Finnish, other
uationalities.
". Y. BUFFERS ASSOCIATION. s25 9Th
ave, bet 46th and 47th SITS. supplies
male and female servants; all nationalities.
HUDSON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Room
l.. l6l Colum bus-ave--Fivst class do
Inesl-cs. male aud female, city or country
FINLAND EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Protestant servants furnished for private
families. city and country. ESQ Lexington
ave,
EMPLOYMENT UNION. select help for
country and city. private families and
hotels DAVIS x BRIGHT. !. GOT Broad d
way. Telephone G, 291 J-3Sth-st
MISS GRAY's STAR AGENCY, csc 9th
ave. Tel. 3b36-SSth. First class domes-
tics: male and female; city. country.
HANOVER BUREAU. 32s West 5oth-st-
Private and rubHc male and female help;
ali nationalties Tel. 2O54 Columbus
JOHN Il DAVIS.-Ho.els, clubs. Iestsu-
rants. private families furnished with
select help 693 6th-ave. Tel. 6815-SSth.
LAMBOTT & FISHER. col 6th-ave.-Hos-
pitfalls. hotels. clubs, resta urantS families
supplied with reliable help. Tel. 63s2 3sth.
MRS. NJ LOVES Employment Bureau, 233
3d-aye.. near 13th-st.-Reliable help con-
gtantly on hand. References investigated.
SCHLESIER'S Ofsce. = 3d-ave t63 Cooper
So. First class servants All natonalitlee.
SEE & sCHAEFER. s42 -ave-ReIiaoIs
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CLOCKS,

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