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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-11
Local Weather Report. New Haven, January 10.
Brief Mention.

High water to-day, 2:41 a. m.
 Extensive repairs are to be made or the Ingersoll homestead at S5 Grove street prior to it's occupancy on July l by the new owner. Prof. Horatio Mel Reynolds ~..
 Frank D. Wetmore, residing on Eas Rock road, formerly Of Whalley ave- nue, who has been at Hot Springs Ark, for the restoration of his health has been greatly benefited there and left reeently for Phoenix, Ariz, where he has mining interests.
 Mrs. John A. Willard Of Madison is expected to live but little while. Her sbaxd is a brother of the late Rev
 N 3llard, who preached for many pyear the Congregations church al Westvihe. Another brother is Judge l Willard of the Pennsylvania supreme Acourt. A A hose wagon at No. 7's fire engine house on Water street was called out at ynoon to extinguish the fire in a car load of charcoal in the Water street freight yards. How the firee started is not known, but it was going well when \ the firemen were summoned. A stream of water from hydrant was needed to extinguish the flames
 George Bristol of Milford, who is em- &oyed by the H. c. Thompson & Son lcompany of this city, had portion of his index finger severed on, Monday while engaged in operating a stamping machine. The injury was dressed at the home of physician in the vicinity of the factory, and yesterday morning MT. Bristol returned to work as usual.
 Prof. c. E. Thompson and commit tee of the Union league are busily ar ranging for the leagues annual dinner fo be held on January IS. It is expected that fully 200 will sit down to the din- ner Governor Roberts, Professor Will liam Lyon Phelps and Judge Ralph Wheeler of the superior court have been asked to speak. President Thompson will be the toastmaster. + & Invitations are out for the third arl- nual informal reception given by the New Haven Postoffice Clerks associa- ton to be held at Republican hall Mon- day evening, January 16. The commit tee of arrangements has been working industriously to make this event the best ever given by the association and has spared neither time nor expense to accomplish that end. The Second reg inaent orchestra will furnish music and 1t is expected that this affair will be largely attended. The committee in . charge is composed of the following: Nobert Reilly, chairman; John C., Mad 3dAn, Clarence Heberger, James Con- ne9l, John A. Mclaughlin and Arthur E. Culver. ..
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Hcn,n,ea to Grace Hosp.sal.

Alphonso Dimon, formerly of Bridge port where he was employed in the Union Metallic Cartridge works for over twenty years, has been removed to Grace hospital from Botsford, where he has made his home for the past year, suffering with Bright's disease. MT. Dimon has many friends both in this city and in Bridgeport who will learn with sorrow Of his serious illness. For more than twenty-five years he was a devoted member of Joseph Dowdall lodge, Knights of Pythias, and still re- tains his membership in that organiza- ,tion. His loved wife will have the sym pathy of a host of friends in the city tE1ey once called home.
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terday: T think it is in at fair valu- ation. That is all care to say. The property may be worth $2,OCO,O0O, but it get that for it.'' .
 Assessor T. H. Macdonald made prac- tically the same statement, namely, that the property has been put in at what the assessors considered a fair valuation, and that the fact that the executors held the property at a higher figure was not enough to make the board change its assessed valuation.
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zstrnaI and Gn1trfer
Wednesday, January II.
ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

eek of SaIes-BroolSs & Co.
 ses-Hambur-Am. Line.
 ied Yegetables-R. H. NesbiC Go.
 a-Boston Grocery Co.
 iA. Ronald-Probate Notice.
 rtainment-Hyperio Theater. roideries-Mendel 6 Freedman.
 Sale-Property-L G. Hoad1ey. Id Stories-Edw. Malley Co. ,s-The Edw. Malley Co. ehen Utensils-Bassett & Co. es, Etc.zHowe & Stetson Go.
 -Isisve-Kirby's Jewelry Store. st-Dog-360 Temple Street. lcake Flour-Grocers'. nething New-N. H. Gas Light Co. ring Silks Gamble-Desmond Co. lart's TabIets-Druggis 3 Food Peoples Fish Market. Washington-Pen R. R. nol-Druggists'. atches-The Ford Co. arning !-The Chas. Monson Co.
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MERCHANT SHOOTS HIMSELF.
Sad Act Of a Middletown Bushes

Sad Act Of a Middletown Business
 Middletown, Jan. 10.--W. $. Whitney aged seventy, who has been in the car riage and harness business here for some years, went into a closet at his store this morning and shot himself through the head with a 22-calibre re- volver. +.-
 He was taken to the hospital where he died shortly before noon.
 Two years ago he lost his wife, and had been Respondent since that time. He leaves two sons, W. H. Whitney of Westfield, Mass, and Charles Whitney, who is in business with him here.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-11
NEW FRONTIER IN TOWN.

Husky Chap Arrives at Home Of MT.
 and Mrs. August w. Taetsch.
 The home of MT. and Mrs. August W. Tatetsch of 1855 Lombard street is now graced by a son, who arrived Mon day night. He is a, husky little chap, and already has developed a cry as loud as his fathers, when the latter, who is a popular promcter. is calling off the various manoeuvres of a quadrille. MT. Taetsch's shopmates at Greists in Westville expect to smoke on him shortly.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-11
WEATHER RECORD.

Washington. D. C., Jan. 10, D. m. Forecast for Wednesday-Thu For New England: Fair, colder We'd nesday; Thursday snow, warmer on the coast: fresh northwest to northeast winds. r..-..
 For Eastern New York: Partly cloudy tonight; colder in east portion; snow at night or Thursday; fresh north to northeast winds.
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EDGEWOODS DEFEAT CYCLONES.
 In the alleys of the Sterling house Monday night the Edgewoods defeated the Cyclones two out of three games. after the latter had captured the first tiff. The scores were: Edgewoods, S69, 926, 946; total, 2,741 Cyclones, 960, S72, S66; total, 2,69S. Becker of the Cy- clones was high roller with total of 622.. @$&
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the thermometer will drop to zero.
 The cold wave is now working this way from the Upper Mississippi valley. It was A degrees below zero in Minne- sota yesterday morning. Zero temper atures have progressed thus far east as Chio
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MRS. R. s. McNTCHoLL BETTER.
 Mrs. R. $. McNicholl, wife of former Methodist pastor in this city, now of Hrooklyla, N. Y., is reported better. She is able to sit up little while each af- ternoon and evening.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-11

Colds Cause Sore Throat. --- Laxative Rrono Quinine, the world wide Cold and Grip remedy, removes the cause. Signature of E. w. Grove. 25G,
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. THE HILLHOUsE ESTATE.

Concerning the statement that the as- sessors had not increased valuation of the Hlllhouse estate in the tax lists this year, President P. F. Merrill said yes-
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PRESIDENT HADLEY

@NeVVFIu CVIIVeIIIIUII pI UHIVtTSlIy
 Presidents.
 President Hadley, of Yale, who has been here during the entire vacation, with the exception of trip to Hartford at the inauguration of. Governor Rob- erts. will leave here tomorrow evening for Baltimore to attend the annual con- vention of the presidents of American universities, which was held here last year, but which will take place at Johns
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COLD WAVE COMING.

Mercury to Drop to Zero To-Morrow Morning.
 The coldest weather of the season is predicted by the local weather bureau tomorrow morning, when, if the wealth. CT needs the official prognostications,
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Hanlinels.

Domet Flannel. Sc kind at 3i-2c
 unbleached Canton Flannel, regular loc kind al Sc
 Fleeced Flannel, fancy weave, in colors, pink, blue and red, cream and white, i2 l-2c kind, at loc
 Outing Flannel, in full pieees, assorted colors, the l0c kind, at 7c
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-11

JOHN H. NOLAN APPOINTED.
 Jcfin H. Nolan, of New Britain, has been appointed by the school board of Hamden to succeed Roland J. Burton. resigned. as instructor in the Highwood school in Handen.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-11
:

S all.linen, Bleached Napkins, isxls in, fast selyedge, at Ssc Sl.25 5-S size, all.linen, Bleached Nap kins, at Sl doz, $2.00 Fine Bleached Damask Napkins, size 22x22. Best value we have ever off cred, at $I.48 dog size, no cloths to match these, therefore in place of $5.5o and $6. so, the price is
 S4.s0 dog.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-11
Damask Table Cloths.

SI aii-linen, 7I.Inches wide. Scotch Satin Damask. 8oo 75c all.ltnen, Bleached Damask, es-in. wide. at KY Csc ssc aIl-linen, Bleached Damask, 6s-in. wide, at 4dc
 soc unbleached alI-linen Damask, 60-in. wide, heavy and durable. 44c
 soc Union Bleached Damask, a good, durable cloth, al 2Ac
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.RET1rRNs FROM CANADA.

Everard J. Thompson, assistant edl- tor of the Yale Alumni Weekly, return ed yesterday from a pleasant vacation spent in Canada. He reports five feet If snow in the Dominion.
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Bed Spreads.

Crochet Spreads, full size, hemmed, good s value, at 7oc
 Colored Crochet Spreads, full size, firing .cd in pink, lght blue, and navy blue, the $1.50 quality at SLID
 White MarseiIles Spreads, good, heavy quality as we have had at$2.25. Sale
 price, $I.8s.
 Satin finished Spreads, fringed, full size, fine quality at S3. Sale price, S2.so
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-11

ARRESTED FOR TRUANCY. Irving Hanchet was arrested yester Jday for truarcy.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-11

Hopkins university beginning to-day. President Hadley expects to be able to attend the sessions on Friday and Sat- urday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-11
~ NEW EoRg EERA AAITs Ts
  aHIg COTTON MILL GOES n 1HE WALL Z8SJ -------s--- N Windsor Company, of North Adams Sl Mss, Now in Receivers B8 Hands. H&s s---A---SS---r-s----- E n Lasf Annual Report Assets Of Sir. z.ooo| 7 land Liabilities sot si6ooooo M Mese Shown q A E

IN. z
 T yudge Han. df fho, United States Dis7 AtrlSt Court. has appointed Robert c. Mor- 8ris receiver In bankrdptcy for the Windsor 3i1umpany. cotton goods manufacturers and Icalco. printers. :ofi North Adams. Mass. lTus conpany haa an ofice at No. s1 tThornss street. this city. The receivers bond ~as: placed at s2o00og. which gives lsonhe Mea Of the ifnper rtance Of the. failure. The cohRpss of .the. Windsor Company ! lwas aEb suFpxiss to, fhs dry goods dIsfrics
 I although tho company In December fast Pshown In Its annual report assets of s3.- ] lTIOn and Liabilities of .ssl.6 900. [t Itls bellsJkd Tn yns dry goods trade that the .actuaa cash ;sabidtles are upward of }, sS00. .000- One of the Representatives of the |lconipany, when askea wha,t other causes besides the drop Nn cotton had inflyencsd 'khe hankfpptcy, was quoted as saving that
 business had been cunning behind Tor q + pear past. Tfie company had been trying
 to reorgapize and get things into shape,
 Ebut 1t could not raise funds t. pay its bills.
 N In consequence It was thought best 10 stop 6nhd see what could be done. In the way pf Rreadj djustment through q receivea'ship.s N A
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-11
SiIper Ware.

There's a lot of swindle in silver ware. Bogus Rogers goods are often sold to the un- suspecting public as the real, genuine article. The wares we are here advertising are made by The International Silver Go, whose excellent reputation is built on the high quality of its wares.
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Towels and Toweling.

Huck and Damask Towels, all-lnen and generous size, hemned and fringed. Regu- lar Sc and 1Sc value. Sale price, I2Kcs A lot of large Huck Towels, slightly soiled and mussed. 25c quality at I8c
 Twilled Cotton Toweling, extra good, Dc value. Bleached and Unbleached, at 41sc
 lS.inch wide Glass Toweling, blue and red check; l0c kind, al 71sc3 f8.inch wide all-linen Crash Towelng, bleached, 1Oc kind, at ,4 a- i-3c
 ts-in. wide, extra heavy, all linen, Twill- ed Toweling, blue and red borders, Sc kind, at i2kc One lot of Cotton Huck Towels, size IS by 40 in. Regular loc kind, at 7c One lot of BIeached Turkish Towels, 12 l-2c kind. at 9c
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-11
Sheets, Pillou Cases.

Y ost every one knows that cotton has taken tumble. Papers talked about it a good deal. We purchased very late this year-snce the drop-and therefore have goods at most unusual prices.
 N The sheets are nude of one of ahc best < standard cottons, torn and hemmed, ready
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
J4IL FOR BURTON.
Sentence Also Carries Disbarmeat
from Holding Federal Office.

st Louis, Nov. 29.-United States Senator
Joseph Ralph Burton, Of Kansas, to-day
sentenced IN the United States Circuit Court
to serve six months in the Iron County JAIL
Ironton, Mo-, and to pay fine OF $500. as
the penalty for conviction on the indictment
charging that he had acted as paid attorney
for tbe Rialto Grain and Securities Company
of St Louis before the Postoffce Department
10 prevent the issuance of q. fraud order.
ne was released on $1,000 bond, pending an
apneaI II the Supreme Court. Execution Of
sentence was stayed pending appeal Senator
Burton was found guilty on six counts of the
ind3ctnnent four of which charged that he
agreed to receive compensation and two charg-
1nr that he received such compensation
Judge Van Devanter imposed sentence Of
in7prisonment on one count In each of these
two divisions. making the terms concurrent, and
ir a5difion assessed the fine of the
ro,,nts The Judge imposed the additional PEN
aItv of debarring Senator Burton forever from
holding any Office OF honor. trust or profit under
the United States government Senator Burton
refused 10 make any statement.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
DROP ANNAPOLIS NAN.
Dismissed for Unsatisfactory Con-
duct-HyaS Meri1cether Witness.
LBy Telegraph to The Trlbune.J

Annapolis, Nd Nov. 2s.-Midshipman joseph
Ralph Williams, of the first class, who was ap-
pointed from Paterson, y. J., was dismissed
from the Naval Academy to day for general
Insatisfactoriness in conduct and discipline. he
testified before the Meriwether court maruai
Yesterday that he knew Of an instance Where d
midshipnan was reported for failing 70 nave
resented an insult given by another nldshlp-
man. All .t,o
This however had nothing to do with the
dismissal the order for which was slgned Dy
the Secretary Of the Navy before WliliaIlls Les
aad He was turned back from the class OF
504 for falling to keep up in his studies ouI Wa
not able to maintain his standing IN the io@e
class He has also committed number q
minor offences
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
ATTACHMENTS GRANTED.

Justice Fitzgerald. OF the supreme Court yester-
day granted an attachment for S15Oo3 81 against the
property Of Thomas c. Duncan, Of Union s. q, IN
Favor or Daniel A Davis. on three notes made ~
ne Union Cotton Mills and Endorsed by duncan;
duncan formerly president ano ltessttoi ltes =
the company
Justice Fitzgerald also granted attachment
Tor 8 sST aga7nef nrope-ty OF Albert r. Brown.
liquor dealer formerly No. $40 shave IN IdEor
of Fishel & Lew on notes and for merchahoiiss.
The attachment WIS granted on the ground tiliit
crown a nonresident.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
RECEIVER FOB CHINESE COMPANY.

Al Involuntary petition in bankruptcy was fled
Yesterday against the firm OF WO Tai kee & CO.
chnese merchants, az No 4 Peli-st. soy oii
Cheo1x & Y,o =. Hong Kong being their attorney
n fact The later's claim is for goods furnished
y the value Of 81 100 so Mexican money, equal 70
e.l-5o %. American currency II is SAID Inc fel-
e nr-r IrSOlypDt and has made preferential pay
fnsnts 70 Francis H Leggett & Co. Gordon heT-
ray vas ars,oirted receiVer The company Is said
% oave assets aggregat4ng 5000
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30

JAPANESE STUDENT desires place 70
work morning and evening. IN small fam
iy: can cook. NJ. F.. 263 West I25th-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30

NM strong: not afraid or hard work IN
factor or store. reference. P. FINN. 347
" est 3Sth-sL
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
LOCAL BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Justice Gegerich. OF the Supreme Court has ap
,oip+ad Jchr A. wrede receiver for property at
Nos los and lO5 West 58d-st, and Nos lo4 and l96
1STas+ 5ztb-st belonging To the Waldorf Stable
le1rs,a1ys TendinE q suit brought by Samuel
SFoo1e Who recovered judgment against the
pany on May 70 for SlssV.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
DKEssmAKrNo AND u1LLrNERY.
2LOOK AROUNDYOUlI

You will find the best clothed people buy
their clothing, furs and jeweiry from
MI s. n d E L. S D HIN,
VINO has business people of high standing
on his books. who pay weekly or monthly.
while the goods are worn. Goods that are
sold are guaranteed. and personal interest
is taken IN everything you buy. Get &C
quainted by sending postal to
s. f MES DELSOHN.
sc EAST BROADWAY y. x
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30

JANITOR.-By man and wife: no children.
can get third class license: understands
pumps. lights. elevators repairs; steady
sober. best OF references. MURPHY. SIS
Shave
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
YOUR OLD FURS

bought and exchanged fer new. We can
also remodel your Old furs equal TO new.
Only the most skilled furriers employed Oar
charges are one-third OF others. HlRSH-
FIELD FUR co. 5S West 21st-st.. bet. 9th
and 9Th aveS, Phone. l, 1,i23-Gramercy.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
FeInaIs.
oY SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female
gIrzE7 GIRL. Is continue course,
4 -..f.T 11aEa BEST ..fudge' fer orders ana
3ii+s- IN Manhattan. from one 70 nVe
,i51;15 as-. ALPHA. y JJ2 Broadway
~, -,TI5F HOUR. Visiting goyerness; thor
. l.l.t315 ael.eeIaI Instruction given 10
cbil1ren and ladies' Of neglected eduGal lloIl
i-estI'it St5.. -sa.5fDn conversation. etc. tor-
20 .r - -4IIIr English practically ana very
---,azsfrIly. lessons il English point iacs
-' -,r1Far4te. highest references Ad-
s. ~ - D0frTI Al. Tribune Uptown once.
I gPz Broadway
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WORK WANTED.
Male

Male.
.,,-,Cr~N-r Mt wishes evening vork: books
opened and closed audited. iHFestlsatloH'
-z.eteres devised. bookkeeping, statements
sTr terms moderate. references A.
COUNTA,ST. BOX A. Tribune Oiiee-
ASSISTANT MANAGER, secretary or any
executive opening with responsible people.
nv Gentleman with sixteen years manu-
Tsctiir5uR and commercial experience ii
S B. SI2 West 14th-st
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BOARD AND ROOMS

Single insertions cents per line Sixteen
words seven times consecutiveIy 81. which
entities advertiser TO have rooms entered in
Ine Tribune's Directory Of Desirable Rooms
LOT period of fourteen days. write Tor
circular. ~DO
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Full Information concerning these rooms
may De had. free OF charge. aSthe Uptown
once OF The Nsw-YOrk Tribune, 1884
broadWay. between Seth and STth SITS.
ATTRACTIVE suites and single rooms,
With and without board; all locations;
doctor Office. Information free s C.
LELAND & CO, West 33d-st.
TzD-ST-, 21O WEST-A large. sunny back
room, with dressing roomi superior table:
references given and required; subway ex-
press station.
S5TH-ST., 335 wEST.-Connecting second
floor rooms; also sunny third floor front
rooms; home table: references.
Is EAST S4TH-ST, near Afadison-ave.-
Very fine rooms and board private bath;
table board; references.
72D-ST-. 107 WEST.-Large and small
rooms; excellent food; table guests de-
sired: subway express; gentlemen preferred.
4eTH-ST.. o EAST.-Two desirable. large
rooms with board: references
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
TYPEWRITING.
rrneurifinr-5 cents per line.

Typewriting--5 cents per line.
TyPEWRIEEHS.-Ail makes SOLD rehteu'
-sr5fva45 ,7y-rhauzeG: reliable service
cz6RNAN. 40 Nassau-st. Telephone 2i4o-
CortIaudJ
--ZpF-yVRITEE EES.-Densmore So Reming-
Ton- So 80: Snith-Pr=misr $23: 1ost.
- "a r-IIfqrqrr 50 80. GAY 121eW- l25th.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30

GARDENER and FLORIST. BY single Gar =
man. capable and experienced In AL
branches Or gardening private place ralia--
Bile 193 Greenwicit-st
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rr,rcHEs 40 IEMELRY.

y-1I-zcI-TI5r T7AYaIFNTS-Fine diamonds.
W g-4ffbes. WATCH SUPPLY CO. THREE
Maiden Lane, Room So All goods guaTan-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
WORK WANTED.
Female

CAsHIER.-By young lady. IA restaurant
67th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30

E0OTNAN and USEFUL MAS.-A LADY
wishes 10 recommend very highly a man
whom She has had IN her employ for ssN-
eraI years address 3 west lVtA-sr
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30

GARDENER american. single. thorough
" understands the business IN al ia
branches. references. P5stOfice Box Z. Il
beron. y.
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pos1Esr1c Situations wANrED.

Situations yVanted-MaIe and Female
Four lines mot exceeding "A words), thres
Insertions 10 cents: seven insertions, ~
cents Exceeding - words and less than 40
words. three insertions. 50 cents. seven IN
ser1l0ns. 60 cents.
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GARDENER AGED Is. married. one child'
experienced all branches competent %
take charge gentleman'S place best Tefsr-
euces- GARDENER @I5 Sl-aV
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RESTAURANTS.

T6EE KNRETTT 81 ". S5Ih. Under new
NH~- - A-S-N-@ management. Lch- 4Oc
Din. 6oc-, wine- Sat. sun, HoL. 6Oc- Old
AOrstu Dinner. SI.Oo. Music
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30

COACHAIAN Thoroughly cornpetent; car
- s-it=ars -frv or s,ountry; first class ref
erences Address z. J Q East 3Oth-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30

CHEF. IL Understands all kinds OF plain and
fancy cooking for private family: best
references furnished CHEF, care OF Hutch
ins0n Bureau. go 6th-ave.. near b5th-st-
Telephone 556-P Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30

GOVERNESS Experienced. teaches nu-
sic. French Latin and English. good
ueedleUouaan. excellent references from
abroad and city r X. Fltzgeraid-s Bu-
reau. 40 East ;;fth-sy-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

gIANI-F& CTTRERS Of billiard and pool
fables high grade bowling alley builders;
lowest prices. MARX BROS. "a Union
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30

COOK-BUTLER By Swedish couple.
~ cn1r-Iart Erst class scrvants; catering.
marketing: citv or country excellent refer
srCas. wages 500 tA S1OU. address SWED-
ISHz zCOTPLE, so Fast 23d-sLr adVsrtisinE
Office ..s. #@. .,"
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30

GROOM.-By young German. 2s; Knows
IIftIe English. served in German cavalry.
good coachmau and rider. ss groom in nrst
Class family. also out Of town II position 70
good paying one does not mater u 2 pLac3
v,iI fa held 1pen sor Hiu1 a little later. as
he SUI holds situation until sometnlns suit
able viii bc offered LESINIEL- care
hlEI.IEsR 1I2 East s9tn-5t-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30

GENERAL, HOUSEWORk--By japanese.
good Young boy mas best references +
NANTT 20 SaEds-st-. Brooklyn
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES--5OO second hsnt
wood and iron working machines fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
Changed. GEO Il. lcDDT. aHS Madison-sc-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30

YOUNG GIRL Is; graduate; quick and
accurate at figures. state salary DE
SALE 5S4 Madison-Rve.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30

STENOGRAP PHER. TYPEWRITER. OF
F'It'E ASSTSrANT Reliable. 1rust7FoFSoys
willing. obliging, four years experience; Al
references; at present employed. D., Eoct-
ETY. List Co. II Union Square
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
OLD COLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD, silver and precious stones
bought at highest market Value. Ha1s
into new articles or exchange Tor new new Jew lT.,
FSCTOPy. 10 West 21st-st-- basement
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

Single Insertions cents per line. Sixteen
words, seven times consecutively 81, which
entities advertiser to have rooms entered in
The Tr1bune's Directory of Desirable Rooms
for period Of fourteen days. Write Tor
circular.