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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-01

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New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
KRAMER DEFEATS FEM.
Wins T7oo Straight Heats in Match
Race at Garden.

The principal contest at the bicycle races at
Madison Square Garden last evening a match
race between Frank L. Kramer. of East Orange.
and Willie Fem. of Bristol, Conn. 1t was best
two in three heats, and Kramer straight
heats. each by half a wheel
The first heat half mile and the second
a mile behind pace. Kramer had the pole in the
latter contest. and kept the lead throughout the
Next to the match race in interest was the half
mile open professional race. which was won by
Iver Lawson in fine finish. John Beden was
second and Joe Fogler third. The five mile open
amateur went 10 Matt Downey. of Boston, by
a length, with J. B Cof1ey. also of Boston, second
A prize given to the winner Of the most laps.
This went TO A. w. Mcdonald.
The mile professional handicap won by
Lawson, who teamed with Mcfarland by a
wheel John Beden was second and Menus Bedell
third. The time 2:01 3-5. The Boston men
made clean sweep in the mile amateur hand
Matt Downey. with ]. b. Coffey second and A w
The heat evidently had its effect on Keeping
down the attendance. About two thousand per-
sons the races. The summaries follow
Half-ne noviee-Won by Henry Tilley Brooklyn;
NJ D. simmons. Brewer Wheelmen, second Emil
Drewitz williamsburg Wheelmen, third Time. IO74s
Salt Lake CITY John Bedell Lypnrook. second Joe
T2sIs Ts BE29yn 6C third Menus Rede LynNroo fourth
Five-mne open (amateur)-won by Matt Downey. Bos-
York A c, third Time. l2O3% Lap prize winner
Match race professional tdo best IN ree heats first
heat half miel-Won by Frank L Kramer asst Orange
ond heat zone nile)-Won by Kramer; Fem, second
one-nile handicap dprofessionaIwon by Iyer Law
son. salt Lake City (scratehl; John Bede, Lynbrook
Long Island as ARDS third Floyd KTebs Ne%af% 5so
yards, third Time, 270l2.
Boston az yards; J. B. coney Boston as yards sec
ond A. W. Mcdonald Boston Ceo yards). third Time
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
GOLF At WATCH HILL.
Carnegie and Byers to Meet IN Final
for MisquamicWt Cup.
By Telegraph to The Tribune.)

Watch Hill, r. /, Aug 24-The third round and
the sem-fnals for the Misquamicut Golf Club cup
the second round and the semi-inals for the con-
ISOLATION cup the first round and semi-hnas for the
green's committee cup and the first round and
serni-fnals for the NJ. B. Metcalr cup. were played
at the local links to-day.
W. c. Carnegie, OF Pttsburg, and E NJ Byers, of
Msquamicut cup.
H. L. Edwards, of Dallas, Tex, champion of
Texas, beat J. Naething in the second round for the
consolation cup, by up and TO play, but was
beaten in the afternoon by William Lyon, by up
and TO play.
E Hough got into the semi-fnals for the Metcalf
cup without playing winning by default Byers
and Aobott played good golf to-day, having a good
Byers won by up and to play. Tomorrow the
played. The finals in to-days contests will be
played on Saturday morning. The results:
Misquamcut Cup third round; morning)-W. C Car
nege beat G a Bo"es up p and 8 70 play: D. NJ Cole
UP and 10 play; E. NJ. Byers beat F. S. Naethng
semi-dnais 1afternoon)-w. c. Carnegie beat NJ
Cole up and to play; E. NJ Byers beat r. Abbott,
Consolation Cup (second round 1norning)wilarn Lyon
beat j Naethng up and to play: H. l. Bardick beat
seEi-inals (afternoonl william Lyon beat H l. Ed
son Up and 70 play.
Clark beat A. H. Chase by default; J. F. Byers
M Se%Ig dsigT W and s to play s. Ia9[ beat Smith m
up and 10 play; j. F. Byers beat William Clark. up
beat r eolsate By dsfaait Fl 6agh bs va H2 b
default; G. Harrington beat E. Parmelee. / up; D L
sent-hnals (afternoon)-F. Hough beat A J. Blin by
default; G. Harrington beat D L Lyon up 90 holes)-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
WILL ISSUE WARRANT FOR MADDEN.
Justice Burr Says He Is Guilty Of Most
Flagrant Contempt of Court.

Justice Burr. In the Supreme Court. Brooklyn.
yesterday afternoon. declared that he would sisn
order for the arrest OF John E. Madden. the
turfman and horse trainer charge OF con-
tempt of court This is the outcome Of MAJ
dens repeated refusal TO comply with a court
order compelling him 10 testify before com
missioner in connection with the suit for limited
divorce. which has been begun IN Ohio by h'S
wife
The court gave Mr. Madden an opportunity 70
appear yesterday 20 purge himself OF the con-
tempt caused by his refusal TO testify before 'He
commissioner in Saratoga He did not appear
but sent Mr.. Kalish. his lawyer. who made a
plea for his client on the ground OF the aheseu
operation Of the statute OF limitations. A's'
hearing the testimony Justice Burr said;
The position that this man has taken at tnis
time IS the most fragrant violation OF an otHS-
or the Supreme Court have ever known on "a
on this bench want TO get the papers 49, -
examine them very carefully. however. &c do.nIs ~
propose TO have this court placed IN a poslstont
or apparent willingness TO facilitate his eNluSIe
intention 10 continue such violation his pUs,
ttOn has been deceiving. unlawful and nasfanS
and IL Is my present Intention TO Issue the 90"
tempt order.
Justice Burr said he would consider an az
davit presented by Mr.. KaIish only in deternx,u.
ing the punishment to be meted out 70
Madden
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
L. !. CITY HOUSEKEEPING.
More Than a Hundred Buildings
Gong in 2d-aTe.

Housemoving on large scale may be seen n
Long Island CITY II involves the shifting or Hore
than a hundred houses for distances varying rom
ten TO twenty-five feet back from the present
curb line in 2d-ave. between Jackson and FIusA-ls
aves. The Bureau OF Highways OF the ooroush -
widening 2d-ave forty feet making II 100 feet vide
The houses on both sides OF the street are nearly
all of frame and two or three stories IN ne'sn-
Two rows OF fine old maple trees will have 20 %
cut down
J McDonneu has the contract for the work
and yesterday he had about a dozen houses moving
at one time Il expect to have the whole one nun.
dred houses on their new foundations N ABOUT 90
working days" said Mr. Mcdonnell yestesNaS'
When tackle house the first thing We 90 S
TO have the tenants vacate the basement, ana We
TX the chimneys that they can COOK upS-----.S
and sleep and ear. Then we block II UP ten iee'
so. putting legs under II. Then We proceed 20
move II with tackle. I have estimated Jnal tas
cost OF this Improvement, including the new louH
dattons, will be in the nelghbOrhood or S4e'Vv
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
WHITE BEAT HERRESHOFF
First and Second Rounds Played an
EkzoanOk Golf Tournament.

Manchester, Vt. Aug 24-The first and second
rounds in the sixth annual open scratch golf tourna
ment for the presidents cup were played at the
morning and afternoon favorable. and low
scores were made and number of matches went
to the home green and two beyond it for decisions.
One of the best contests of the day was between
A. L White of the Wollaston Golf Club, Of Boston.
and Paul Waterman. of Englewood, n. J.. that
Reached the twentieth hole before White Won
G. Murphy, of Philadelphia, and r. D. Campbell.
OF Dorsetfleld, was another pair TO go two extra
holes, Murphy winning.
The features of the afternoon the defeat of
Frederick Herreshoff, of the local club, by White,
Douglas, of Nassau, won his two matches without
effort Summary:
Presidents cup first round-R. B Leake. Albany, de-
feated Sayre Mcleod. Mount Anthony. up 10 play;
F. S. Wheeler Apawams defeated G. F. Willett. Oak
ley, 10 play; G. E. Morse Rutland, defeated E NJ
Hunt, Englewood. up, to play; c. Murphy Phadel-
phia defeated r. D Campbell. Dorsetheld 600 holes:
d Partridge Bedford defeated W. G. Barnwen Aga
Oakley, defeated z. NJ. Pond. Rutland. up 10 play:
play; j. L Taylor, Dyker Meadow. defeated
J. Evans, Nassau. up. ? to play W S. Harlan. Co
play; c. r. Leake. Ekwanok defeated G. Won Duhn.
Baltusrol. 10 play; F. J. Phillips. Dyker Meadow,
defeated c. Durham, Dyker Meadow, up, 0 play;
A L. White Wolaston. defeated P. Waterman. Engle-
H Wilcox. Montcair, up, play; J G. Patterson,
Fox Hills defeated J. Moler. Lakewood, up play;
to play.
Second round-wheeIer defeated r B. I,eake up
TO play; Morse defeated Murphy TO play; Part
Traveln up, TO play; Taylor defeated Harlan 3 up
TO play c r. Leake defeated Phillips up TO PLAY;
White defeated Herreshoh. up 3 TO play Patterson
feated Laird. l
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
INTERNATIONAL CHESS TOURNAMENT.
Marshall Wins Three Games at Barmen and
Is Second to Janowski.

-Barmen' Germany. Aug. 24.-The masters engaged
IN the international chess tournament were invited
TO an outing yesterday afternoon and evening and
in consequence the games of the ninth round were
concluded this morning. The results were as fol-
lows:
Maroczy won from Schlechter John from Wolf
BaroeIeoen from Tschgorin. Leonhardt from Ala
PIN ,JanoWskl from Burn. Marshall from Cott-
scnall and Mleses from Suechting The game be-
tween Berger and Bernstein was drawn.
This Soernoon the players were paired in the
tenth round in the following order
Bernstein Marshall. Gottschall VS. SuAcbtt,s,
Mleses VS., Burn Janowski VS.. AlaDin. Leonhardt
rs. IschlsorIn, Bardeleben vs. John, Wolf VS.
Maroczy, and Schlechter Berger
Marshall won from Bernstein Mieses from Rurn
Janowsh from Alapin, Tschigorin from Leonhardt
MarocZy from Wolf, and Berger from Schlechter
The game between Bardeleben and John was not
finished
Marshall also Won his game with NIieses which
was adjourned from the eighth round and the
adjourned game from the seventh round bAtween
John and Berger was drawn. The scores to date.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
HORSE SHOW At PIER.
4Ifre1 q. Vanderbilt WTins Manu-
Blue Ribbons at Nayragonsett.

Nsrragansett Pier. r. I. Aug. 23The first day
OF the Horse Show at the Point Judith Country
Club was greeted with inclernent weather a heavy
fog prevailing Yet the attendance was good Alfred
@. Vanderbilt carried Of the honors OF the dav
with three hrstss two seconds and fourth Miss
Beatrice Kinney. OF New-Yorf took two hrsts ana
a second. The summary: ~
Class l-t1orses suitable FOR shown runabouts CID
End blue ribbon. Miss Beatrice Kinney 4S
Alfred G. Vanderbilt - o -'o'0-@
Class 3Horses in harness cuo ana blue ribbon Miss
Beatrice Kinney -- @
Class 4-Poo ponies. cup ana blue ribbon II r Ierar.
Class osdole horses Is high Gun ana blun
ribbon Ahred 6 Vanderbilt, who also took second
Class S-Folr-tn-hand road an6b
Alfred G. Vanderbilt; W. Culbertson Iutsvie seoos
Class lo-Jurpefs, cup ana blue ribbon. William s.
Crbertson. Louisville. -
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
FORT ERIE RACES.

Buffalo Aug. 24-Favorites were winners at Fort
Erie to-day. The weather was showery. and the
track heavy The summaries:
First (seven-eighths OF a mel-Montpelier to p
Bassanio 80 TO l. second. Hindoo Princess.
third Time 1925.
Second (hve-eighths OF a mile>-Buckle TO 1.
won; Caiabosue 10 /, second Mamie Foster. to l.
third Time 04-s
Third race zone and one-sixteenth niles-Amberita
third Time 1925
Fourth thve-eighths OF a milsl-Bertha E 70 s.
won: Jean Lee 10 l. second: Sonnet to l. third.
Time. I.03S.
Fifth Cthree-quarters OF a miel-The Lexington
o /. third Time. I:IT.s
Sixth zone and one-eghth miles)-Cherpe 5 TO ?
Time, 2;ooas. - ~
Seventh essven-eighths OF mis)-siIurian 20 8.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
MARRIAGE PUBIsED BY DEATH.
Announcement Made of Secret Wedding of
Six Months Ago.

Announcement was made yesterday OF the
death on Wednesday morning OF Mrs. John
3 w. Noe. who died at the home OF her mother
Mrs. Martha j. Robinson, widow of Wins
low Robinson. of No. 10 Harrison-st.
Stapleton. The announcement OF her death con-
tanned the first intimation to most OF her friends
that the young woman was married. Mrs. Noe
was well known In Richmond With her
mother sister and two brothers. she inherited
over two years ago a large fortune left by her
father
MRS Noe had been in poor health fer some
Time According 10 her uncle. Robert Mcdowell.
of Stapleton she and Mr. Noe were quietly mar
ried in Manhattan six months ago At that time
II was known she was victim of the disease
which caused her death. II was thought that
II was incurable but II was hoped she might
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
cEDARHURsT DOG SHOW.

All the residents OF the Rockaways. including
Lawrence. Kewletts and Cedarhurst, are interested
IN the bench show 20 be given by the Cedarhurst
Kennel Club at Cedarhurst Saturday, September
O. and a large entry list is anticipated
E NJ. Oldham. of Manhattan. will be superin-
tendent. and James Mortimer. Of Hampstead, and
Harry T. Peters. OF Islip will be the judges. AL
bert Francke. of Lawrence will judge the schip
perkes.
The show will be given under mammoth tent.
The committee in charge comprises Frank Lord,
1r., John q. Bates, c. J. Butler Wright and j. A.
Boutelle, VINO will be the clerk
The officers OF the Cedarhurst Kennel Club are:
President William B. Boulton; vice-presidents, AL
bert Francke and James B. Taylor: secretary. John
G. Bates: treasurer, Howard Boulton.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
ANOTHER MAN ACCUSES HOFFMAN.
Thinks Man Charged with Forgery Swim
died Him Three Years Ago.

Leopold Stassny. jeweler at No. IA Maiden
Lane living AT No. 25s West 121st-st, called at
The Bronx detective bureau yesterday and told
Detective Sergeant Price that he believed
Charles H. Hoffman. OF No. 2067 Washington
ave. The Bronx. who was held in So, 900 bail in
Harlem police court Wednesday on charge OF
forgery was the same man who three years ago
swinded him and several other friends and
business acquaintance out of more than
thousand dollars. Stiassny will be in the Harlem
court to-day when Hoffman is rearraigned. and
II he Is certain about his Identification OF the
prisoner will make an additional COMPLAINT
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
FOOTBALL PLAYERS SAIL.
British Erperts Viii Shoe America
the Association Game.

liverpool. Aug 24-The English association foot
Bail players. who viii contest series of games
IN the United States and Canada this autumn.
saned from here to-day for Montreal the steamer
,Bararian Previous TO sailing it agreed that
the visiting would be known as the Pilgrims.
and Sir Charles Kirkpatrick elected captain.
Sir Charles Sharpe Kirkpatrick. Of Closeburn.
Dumfriesshire. represents the main line OF the
family 10 which the Empress Eugenie belongs he
is big fellow with a genial smile. and puts a
terrible amount of weight into the ball every time
his foot comes into contact with IT.
Lady Kirkpatrick, who accompanies her husband.
is well known English society woman and Is
sure TO make many friends during her trip
AS an organization the Pilgrims are of the same
calibre as the famous Corinthians. who have played
in all parts Of the world, South Africa ana Aus
tralia included. but not America
The Pilgrims IS a name that was famous IN the
early days of association football IN England thirty
years ago and the revival OF the title has given
much pleasure TO a large number OF enthusiasts In
that country.
The chief secretary Of the Pilgrims club is Fred
Mines OF sheneld. Mr. Mines plays regularly
for the league team Of Sheffield Unted-a club that
has won the football association cup more than
ouce-and he is regarded as one OF the finest full
backs 3n the country
rne star PLAYER Of the team is Vivian J. Wood
ward OF the Tottenham Hotspur Club. London.
Woodward IS by far and away the best centre for
ward IN England the present time: indeed, it is
doubtful II there has ever been a better Woodward
played against Scotland. Ireland and Wales and
has only once been the losing side.
J. D. Barnsdale CNotts Forest) and r. E Houns-
field derby County, also players Of the first
class and go also is Mines These men regularly
appear IN First League football every week dur
ing the season, and, bar accidents, they bound
81 the course OF time 10 get international caps
HoInsheld Is one Of the swIttest forwards playing
A the game in England.
. C W. Storey comes OF family well known IN
s1fVerpool commercial circles. Besides being a
Pilgrim he is Corinthisn, and fine PLAYER.
A Fletcher Is OF the best Of the Derby County
players. Raine and COPELAND are eliminates Of
hdlnes. z. A. Milton the Saltley College boy, Is
a splendid shot at goal and sure scorer when
anywhere
Walnesley. Byning and Nuttau have dis
rnguisheo themselves in cup ties before now. The
t1rst named IS a back who Is good enough for any
team
Baron Won Re!rensten. who accompanies the
team as referee, Is OF Londons leading sports
men and q most genial fellow. He understands the
game thoroughly
Games will be played follows: Montreal. Sep
ternber g. Hamilton, September IL Berlin, Septer-
Der IS; Gait, SepteInber Is; Detroit September II
enc IS; St Louis September q and "a; Chicago,
September 30 and October !; Philadelphia, October
q and z; New-York, October Il. Visits will also
be made 10 Niagara Falls and Washington
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
RocKLAND COUNTY FAIR RACES.

Judging from the list Of entries given out by the
Rockland County Fair for the week of September
4. the gathering of horses for the trotting and
running will be the largest ever known ar a
half mile track.
Twenty-Five races for trotters and eighteen for
runners have been carded for the week, and nurses
amounting 10 5000 will be hung up.
Among the events scheduled for the week are
22S pace, 230 trot, 2:2O pace 2,l5 pace. 219 trot
225 pace 2l7 trot 225 trot. 2S pace. 221 trot IA
pace and 2l5 trot.
The cup races have brought out a number OF
entries from the New-York Driving Club and the
Brooklyn Driving Club.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
third. Time. 1:31ss
BROOKLYN cRIckETERs BEAT TARs.

Some exceptional bowling witnessed IN the
cricket game played at Prospect Park yesterday
between the Brooklyn team and that of the steam
ship Mesaba- A close contest resulted, the home
players winning by a margin Of 10 only On the
Brooklyn side o. Smith had the remarkable analysis
of wtckets for 2 runs. and for the sailors l.
Thorpe captured wickets for q runs and per-
formed the hat trick The batting was light only
three men getting double figures in the game.
W. S. Patmore made top score for the steamship
company in we'll played innings of %. while for
Brooklyn H Nothsur scored II and A Corbin
played steadily for Is. The totals: Steamship Me-
saba 80; Brooklyn, 6S.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
CAPE MAY AUTOMOBILE RACES.

Automobile races will be held the Cape May
N J) beach course to-day and tomorrow. At
terpts will be made TO lower the mile and klometre
records.
The 12o-horsepower Fiat car, driven by Louis
Cbe1rolet. Henry Fords 60-horsepower Ford
chine Walter Christie's 120-horsepower Christie
car and the so-horsepower car Of the late F. A
Ta Roche to be driven by Mr.. Campbell are en-
tered -, a o. 60 7.,-
and eleven for tomorrow. with gyrnkhana contest
and narade Prizes will be given 10 the owner or
the hest touring car the most picturesque and the
most counical car in line.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
OCEAN RACERS IN PORT.
Schooner Black H0sck and SIoop San
Quot ArriUe at HaIsfar.

Halifax, y. s., Aug A.-The Black Hawk the
fourth OF the yachts and last of the second class
schooners. which started from Marblehead Mass
on Monday. for q S57-rnile ocean race crossed the
finish line at 91 a. m. to-day. Her corrected time
was g. hours II minutes IS seconds
The sloop San Quot. the last OF the fleet and the
only starter in her class. finished at u:d:5S. Her
Ella psed time 2 hours 10 minutes seconds
The captains and sailing masters of the visiting
yachts this afternoon Will be taken in the Canadian
cruiser Canada over the thirty-nie they are
sail Saturday for the Prince OF Wales Cup.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
"AUTo" ENDURANCE TEST.

(By Telegraph 10 The TrtbuneA
Long Branch. n. J.. Aug 24-Frank E. Moskevics.
driving the Frazer-NIiller car. tonight passed at
p m the 2O52d mile. the record he made last year
in 122 hours and "A minutes. This gives the Frazer
Miller car clear lead of 400 miles the Clement
Bayard year ago.
The Frazer Miller car stopped after going 14CO
miles TO solder a tube. At p. on Wednesday the
car started for nonstop record. and has
made 610 miles the nonstop record
The Corbin at 6:37 p had made 1850 miles
and the Wayne $50. The cars in the tire contest
have covered over thousand miles.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
RocHEsTER TRoTTINo RACES.

Rochester N H, Aug. 2-Favorites had II all
their own way the second day of the midsum-
rner meeting the local track to-day. Four events
were started and finished, and fifth, which came
over from yesterday. was also completed The
racing started at ! o'clock and sixteen heats were
run off before dark The summary
Trotting 224 class purse S400Arngton Boy won sec
ond, third and fourth heats Time. 2.lSa.,
22ol4, 2Ioss. Topeka. second Won the heat Time
22o1s Kremetta. Ragged Edge Lassie. Baron Silver
Rush Jim H, Cardigan and Getaway started
Pacing. 2:l3 class s40o-Octavs b. won third.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

fourth and fifth heats and Time 2:14A 214 214a
Ez2e i MGShora second won hrst and second heats
Webster Harry HIN. Mayo. Isabel. Nussey Pointer and
paStng Zoe class purse :43omThe Bishop
sLIlght heats Time, 21O12, 2O9% 209& Joe Pointer
SeToad Louise 6. third Red BIRD also started
straight heats Time 2;15h 21sl. PISA Colonel Del
mar second. Jess McGregor third. Alzemont, Pat D.
also started. - N0O
Pacing, 2:25 class, purse s4OO-Jenne w won in
straight heats Time. 2:29 2:2s 224I4 Uncle Ed second
o--S
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

rally from IT. For that reason the rlarriagee
was not announced, although all the members OF
the family were informed OF it,
Mr. Noe lives in Hoboken and Is In the BANK
ing business in Manhattan When Mrs Noes
condition became serious on Tuesday night ef-
forts were made to find her husband. He was
not found, however, for twenty-four hours Be
cause of that no announcement was made or
the daath I1nriI Yesterday Mrs Noes sister Is
Mrs Alfred H Hodges. wife of the chess player
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
oARsMEN WILL PLAN REGATTA.

rrra rJa-lern Regatta Association will hold spe-
c,sI meeting at Pabst's. West 125th-st. near Stn-
ave on Monday next, at p. rn' to make arrange
Snents for fall regatta
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

OFFICE WORK BY experienced American
(33): in or outside; apt, energetic and
willing A. V. American Thread Company.
26O West Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

OFFICE ASSISTANT. - Young man; good
accountant: fair pay. Address, In own
handwriting. with references. ACtOtN NJ
ANT Tribune Uptown Office 1.3G4 Broad
way.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

PAINTER. kalsomIner fresco painting and
patch plsstering all waterproof; white
washing cellars and airsha fts mall orders
promptly attended 10. ANDREWS. 1l2
West 134th-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

OILER.-Young man. 10. as oiler. LOUIS
ABT. 9s2 Pulaski-st Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Situations waptcd-Aals ana Femaie-
insertIohs IS Gems. seven Insertions. ~ ~
cents Exceeding "a words and less than 80
words three insertions. 30 cents: seven IA
ssrtions. co cents.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

PORTER. Steady. -elit BILE; good refer
ence: not afraid OF work Address P. G,
2S4 Sth-ave
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

MARKER and CUTTER. - Experienced;
chIldrens dresses SATISFACTORY guar
ATDTTRER T40 East 143d-st
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

MASSAGE scalp. facial and magnetic treat
ment; also manicuring by experts; rehned
nafronage l.. WILSON. II West lO2d-st
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

Expert young. Swedish grad
uate physician will treat patrons at thelr
residences Address MASSEUR- Box 80
Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

ADMINISTRATORS ms n. % years Of agei
has a years experience as all around
hand: willing workman. ]. ". LECHI-
RECK. 35S Reid-ave.. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

PORTER or elevator runner. by colored
man; honest. sober T, 44S West 54th-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

PORTER By young man. %. FIVE years
reference Address SEAMAN. 454 West
4Oth-st.