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RAILROADS.

| p PLENM$VLLV LVANlA
! RA0.LRWAQlo
! STATIONS foot of West twenty third street
and Desbrosses and CortlaRdt streets; :. r.,
/ "a The leaving time from DesoIosses ana
! Cortlandt Streets Is five minutes later tnan
/ that given below for Twenty-third stTee'
FOR THE WEST
| H7.55 A II CHICAGO SPECIAL
/ '10.55 A NJ ST. LOUIS LIMITED. For
| Cincinnati and 81. Louis -
| 65 A. NJ THE PENNSYL YLVANIA LIN
| ITED-23 hours % ChicaEo.
! I.B5 p NJ CHICAGO. CINCINNATI
/ AND 81. LOUIS EXPRESS.
| 1855 P. N. PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL
| Is hours 10 Chicago
| @4bS p. NJ. CHICAGO LIMITED
| 'b.55 y. NJ. WESTERN EXFh ESS.
| 'G25 p. " ST. LOUIS AND CINClN-
EArI EXPRESS
| T.55 p. II. PACIFIC EXPRESS
's.25 P. N. CLEVELAND AND CINCIN-
| NATI EMPRESS.
| 1855 p. II. PITTSBURGH SPECIAL.
! WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH
| '755. s.25, s9.25. 1855 'I1-o5 a. m - %
.SS5 o.zo .425 - S. .5.5S. 9 IS ?. m. p 10
nisnt Sunday - 80. rlyrSo a, N m
F3.25. '4.25. '455. '655. s.25 p. m. p
SOUTHERN RAILWAY. '1255. '3.25.
ems 3 Palm r M 1i&sd IN te N .ia55 S5Iy m Sss Sss2
Atlantic COST L1NE.-'e25 a. m. and
| 9.25 p. m. daily. New York and Florida
/ Special" - 10 p m. weekdays
| sEABOARD AIR LINE.-'12 55 p. m. and
Limited Ii a q 90 daily g 5ea9oafd 5sjlR Florida
/ NORFOLF AND WESTERN RAILWAY
CT-EsAF BAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
! 80 a. m. weekdays and '455 p m
FOR Old POINT COMFORT AND NOR
70 4h--'I.6o q m weekdays and $50
ATLANTIC 'CITY-s55 a. N. and 255 ..
| =. a weekdays. Sundays. '7.55 a m
| BROWNS MILLS-iN-THE-PI IS
a. m weekdays
/ LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK Ocean
Grovel North Asbury PARK SuudaysJ. ana
Point Pleasant. s IS a. m, 1925, 3. 25 ..
m, and 21O night weekdays. sundays.
FOR PHILADEEPHIA.
| 500, T.25, s7.55. SIS, S.55. 90 25. 9.65.
'955. ..t1O55. 30. s., 11-55 a m. '1255.
'155, 21o. 255. '3.25, $50. .. - 25.
onlyj. !5.55. 'e25. $50. 7.55. SIS. SIS,
D. m. u 10 night. week-dsys sundays,
sos, '7.55. SO, % p. 95A 'tl0-55,
:Ics5 a 'l255. '1S5. pS;s 81 g s5S,
only). '455. '5.55, '6,25 755. s.25. s55
9.25 955 for North Philadelphia only
p. m, u 10 night
'Dining Car.
Ticket ofiices Nos. 46l. 1854 and e8 Broad
way, ls2 Fifth Avenue (below 23d ST;
263 Fifth Avenue Corner 18th ST.; /
Astor House. and stations named above:
Brooklyn. 342 Fulton street, 500 Fulton
Street. 800 Broadway and Pennsylvania
Annex Station The New YORK Transfer
Company viii call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through 20
destination.
! Telephone "543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
". ". ATTERBURT. J. 2. WOOD,
General Manager. Pass'r -raffic Manager
GEO. W BOYD.
General Passenger AEert.
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n ThFoaab S1I Daily Trains 70 n. vv.el EsIL'
Y. n. H. & HARTFORD R. R

n. Y. n. II. & HARTFORD R. r
Trains depart from Grand Cen-ra. station
42d St. and 4th Ave. as follows for
BOSTON. via New London Il Prov.
Il 1000 ~ 1902 A NJ = 90
'x'1:0l. x 500 I 500. = 5O2
''l2.0O p. NJ; via WilIiEartl---'s0o
A. NJ. 42:Op p. NJ. via Sp5i $50
A. NJ, 1900, '4-OU. I'll go j.. 1L
NORCEST Err and FITCEBURG, Va PUT
NANI-r3 p. NJ
LAKEvILLE and NORFoLK-fs.s8 A. -
1881 J. NJ.
CT Darlington. sto-kb-Idgs. Lenoz. Pitts
neld-f4 80. iS-4S A. II 1881 t. r.
Ticket Offices at cGraui Central S-atiol
and cl20th ST. also az C26l. lI~S cl35A
B way, C25 Union Square. Cls2 Fifth Avas
Gao Columbus Ave. c649 Madison Ave.
c2t3 W l25tE St. 273S Thi-d Ave u
Brooklyn. C342 $50 Fulton ST. 500 Bway-
-Daily. TENcepr Sundays fS-1us az
18th ST. NStCps a- 125th St SUNDAYS only
TParlrr Car Limited. Has dining car.
cParl1r and Sleeping Car tickets also
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of Hamburg. It is understood that Kuhn, Loeb q
co. will take a minority share in the new enter
prise, the Paris bankers being the principals.
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LaCkawanna Railroad.

\. Y. 1oot Barclay. Christopher West "a
S-s.
800 A M.-F'or BinghaUt-r and Elmira
1000 A. M--FCr Buffalo. Chicago and 81
= 40 p M.-Fur Buffalo ans Cri-aE-
L4O9 2 M--For scranton ans Plymouth.
-6-l2 p M-For Buffalo and CEl-aEr
- As p. N-For Bur7I1. Sv-7--za r--f-a-
'%uO A A---Lcr .caEl-S-eepe-s Cpeh
@ 50 p NJ
Tteksts at t4g. 42q. IIS8 1434 Broadway.
n V. $50 Fulton ST. BROOKLYN. sDzilE-
Except sunday.
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COOR.-By Protestant. IN high class fam
lily; city or country; can take place Of
cook and housekeeper; has best personal
city references; wages $50. At Mrs BA-
CONS OFFICE, 3sl 9th ave.
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COOK.-Assist Iaundress. thoroughly COM
petent all branches plain and fancy cook
ing; first class references; country pre-
ferred n. NJ, Mrs. Golfers. 122 West
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COOK. maid or general housework: young.
private family or small hotel Call Mra
WAGNERS EMP. BUREAU, 426 4th-avs
bet 29tL and goth sts., OF Tel 2436-Madi-
son
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COOK.-Germau, first class: good baker;
well recommended; city or country; wages
S35-S40. Call at Lang e. BOECHERER
co. Is West 9th St
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EAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE.
SUpciqI p9SSpnUnr. Service

CltCld4 dSSCLlscI cCL 1Ccs
BY MOST LUXURIOUS OF LEvIATHANs.
PLYMOUTH-CHERBOU RG-HA AMBCRG.
Am ika April. 80 pm BlUeCher- May Il
ElueCher. April pm Kaiseriu A V May "A
D'schTud. Apr. .2S, Tam Deutschland. May 81
Amertka May 10. am Amerika- o. June
Among the special features OF these ships
are; Grill Room. Rits-Carlton Restaurant a
a carte. Elevators. Gymnasium, Palm
Garden. Electric Baths. etc.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
DOVER LONDON OR PARIS, AND
HAMBURG.
Pret'r 'riaAiar. 81. 8 SCAM Batavia. 2s
Wald' see Apr. TO- 8 am Patricia. May s
Rugia new Apr a Pretoria ... May y
Penn MIA Apr. "a. 4prn 'VaIdersee- May 10
Mediterranean Service
To NAPLES AND GENOA
'Prinzessiu. Apr. 5 z. Oskar. June .
P. Oskar. Apr. 10 'TNIoltke. june I2
tNfo.tke. Apr. 20 'P. AdaIbert. June ne
=. AdaIhert.. May 8 2. Oskar. ..... July Il
via Azores Madeira, Mediterranean and
Airiatic Ports TO Venice. TCaus Gibraltar.
has Grill Room and Gymnasium
TRAVELLERS CHECKS ISSUED BY
THE COMPANY
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY, y Y
Phone, 1900 Rector. Piers. H0bOken.
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COOK--Good plain cook; small family; no
washing. good references. Address L. f,
2s3 West 1920 ST.
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STEAMBOATS,.

m@T AND POINTS IN New
DW9 U WGI England. Reduced rates.
FALL RIVER LINE. Fares reduced Bos-
ton 81. I've. Pier 10 n. r., II. Warren St
week days and Sundays At 500 P. NJ
Strs. PROVIDENCE new and PILGRIM.
Orchestra on each.
NORWICH LINE. via New London. Leave
Pier 40. y. r., Il. Clarkson St. week days
only. 6:00 P NJ Strs. RICHARD PECK
and MAINE
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven
Hartford. Springfield and North. I've. Pier
20. r. II. Of Peck slip, week days only,
~ 1 90 7. NJ Str LEESTEE W CEAPLN
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CUNARD LINE

From Piers 51-52. North River
LIVERPOOL, via QUEENSTOWN
CAMPANIA. .-...-..---M MAR an "a ~
ETRUBIA- --..-.-..--....Apr Z . . A.
Carmania -... Apr. 10 Umbria Am a5i
Lucania APR "a aroma -...--A Apr ~
GIBRALTAR-ITALY-
New modern Twin Screw Steamers.
SLAVONIA. APR. 8 noon. May %. JuIv 10
PANNONIA. .... Apr. 10. p NJ Ma %
CARPATHIA. A. April "a. 4 P. NJ Juns n
Apply for illustrated booklets etc
VERNON II. BROWN. % B'WAY. N Y
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COOK.-First class: understands her busi-
ness thoroughly, from soups to desserts;
an excellent housekeeperi city or country
not less than $50 month, has the very best
of references from leading families. Call
SWEDISH EXCHANGE, 453 Lexington
ave, or Tel 4SJ-3Sth st.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

CCOK.-Swedish; first class references:
wages SO U 500 Address q. NELSON,
care HCwes, 600 9th ave
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GARDENER. FLORIST wears Of
practical experience in laying out Of new
places, building roads. dams, bridges and
az work pertaining 10 gardener on private
place: Is open for engagement; can work
afJer drawings. j. C.. BICkEL 81 school
ST., Youkers.
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WORK WANTED
Male

DaAr.
PORTER, &c--Coiored man. married. as
porter fireman. elevator, all around
waiter. laUn1rgs an1 i---les s9leL. " M---ll- :
honest; personal reference. DOUGLAS, 22-
Esst IL II S.
PORrER. elevator man. doorman or IN pri-
vzte family col1Cecs Eood references
ADCLPH ROBINSON. $50 West 62d St
FRkCTTCAL exper1enced BUILDING super
f-rer5enr aL1 esri-llrer- a .cress
BUILDER. Tribune Uptown once 1864
13ros 1Ffag-
PRIvATE SECRETARY. Temporary or per
malelr- VIII manage estate az business;
bookErrI I-Lg. CCr.esp pl---eICe, collections, In
vest cations. llC-eTaIe terms lark city
references ACCOUNTANT. 1907 hancock
81. Brooklyn
POSITION OF TBUST--I3y e2-naster-at-
arms city. country -~ abroad three Ian
s-1ares. 5g-lpe-a-e. references security IT,,
1CS5 Dean s.. B-ool--yl-
EET-PHOLsTEEElG. recauinE. once or
any style a- furniture repaired; carpets
la.1s personal references. J-, % Pearl 81,
E-olA-.
sTFSOaHAFEE EEIg.-Zyurk OF any material
% be- Transcribed C- CWl typewriter,
evenings. rapid. accurate ar6 neat; very
reasonable address BENZ. EHRLlCE.
20 b. 81 st.
SHIPPING rLEIlB--ZounE married man.
understands packing. ma-l l.i1s. shipping
or anything kEEEIGlN. HUMBOLDT ST.,
1u-al EN y. j.
Shifting CLERK. packer. good marker:
HANDY VtE tools. read and write German
c. u E-- s55 Grove ST., EroaiL-n
FTarr E5TaE-Ev Young colorel man:
god reference has been with -arelCT5Cs.
sHa-.lel. apply HENRY INGLEs, 8 Tai
'al- Hr'1-yn-
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GARDENER R-Americau. middle aged:
strictly temperate. practical succession
vegetable grower. Landscape gardener Taul-
Try, Cairymal, wishes position where com
petent reliable man. capable OF giving very
best results. is desired; references as to
ability and reputation, etc Il. MILLS, BOX
% Tribune Office.
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GARDENER and SCPERINTENDENT.-
Married life experience in all branches;
greenhouses, flowers, landscape, vegetables,
lrees, shrubs i've years last place. A.
ATIWELL, Cedar Road. New Rochelle.
y. 7.
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ASDENER.-Single: care private place:
experienced IN culture Of flowers and
NegetaDlesi care lawns, drives. etc.: indus
ulous and reliable GARDENER. BOX S.
Tribune Office.
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COOK-Capable young Finnish woman:
very good cook ana IaUndress: personal
city reference. JUSSILA BUREAU, $50
Lexington ave
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GARDEN NER.-Scotch, married: age 3S;
one girl, S years old; as head gardener on
private estate; competent gardener and
farmer; trustworthy, temperate; good refer
enees. address r. LIND. 80 Berkeley St,
Rochester, y. Y
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CARETAKER.-La wants house for her
Caretaker during summer; best references.
SHEA. u East 42d st.
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GARDENER or SUPERINTENDENT -Bv
Young man. with u years experience In
STeennpuses and outdoors. good habits: to-
tal ahstairer; good worker, no family. good
references STATE salary Address FLOR
lsF AND GARDENER. s Florence ST.. Bos-
ton. Mass.
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GARDENER k.-Scotch; married. on private
place; understands greenhouses. lawns,
mower ana vegetable gardens, etc. first
class references. j. H Box % -T,7-iHrI-Ts
Office.
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COOK and KITCHENMAID.-Firs class
cook; four years references. JUSSILA
BUREAU. $50 Lexington ave.
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a. - + II -, IsE1ENIs aac subscriptions roy
0@5--le --e -I-I.ne received al their Uptovgn
80 49,. o'th sts.. Unit! O'clock . m. S6Ve~-
ems received q the following b-anch
- - FsI-sF once rates until S o'c.ock
s - 8la-aye. cor l2th-sJ.: % East Istb-st (.
- ass- 4%G-eL. between 7th and sfh 7ves
- west 4-ota-st-s 1885 8d-aye., Between
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HEFtDSMAN--Long experience with me
caIl-e ana STOCK OF al kinds, good mixer,
etc; understands management of s1ee-7,
also quite farmer, and willing 10 be use
ial; married four children. wife expert but
ter maker eight years in last place. best
lJ4 9th ave
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

GARDENER single, aged 26. on
gentleman S place. lifelong experience in
greenhouses and outdoor gardening: excel
1ent references on application GAR
DENEIS, State St. New York
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COMPANION or GOVERNE6S By an
American woman. good references; will
take charge Of chil6ren; generally useful.
Aiiss FITZGERALDS EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU. 503 9th ave. corner 42d ST.
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COOK. - French. middle aged; private
house or club references, SO or $40.
MARIE. 241 w. SOJh ST. CbasemenU.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

Female.
! COMPANION or GOvERNEss.- an
/ American woman. good references; will
I take charge Of children; generally useful.
/ hiss FITZGERALD'S EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU. 5o8 9TH ave. corner 4Ad st.
/ CARETAKER. Lady wants house for her
] caretaker during summer, best references.
/ SHEA. y East 42d st.
/ CARETAKER. Couple: no children; pri-
Vate house, references. CATCOSKY. G28
/ 10th ave.
/ CoOK.-Young: Scotch; Protestant: excel
lent cook. $40. c.. Hofmayer'E Bureau,
/ l53 W 28d ST. telephone. lS64-Chelsea-
/ COOK and WAITRESS. Lady, going
abroad, wants places for her cook and
waitress. $50 and 50. SHEA. II East
42d ST.
/ COOK and WAITER.-Young couple. Ger
man; woman good cook; no washing;
man waiter can drive. +. r., l52 oath St,
South Brooklyn.
COOK.-By day or week; thoroughly com
petenJ; al. kinds cooking, luncheons and
dinners excellent city references English.
SIS 9th ave. Cookies bell.
COOK. Two German girls;
competent cook. good baker: other laun-
dress. shirts collars, cuffs, fine laCes. etc:
city or country. MORROWS BUREAU,
2Ol East 5sth st. Tel. 1928 Plaza.
COOK, HOUsEWORKER.- two young
German Girls, one cook and Iaundress;
other general hOustWOrkcr and understands
plain cooking: best references call Mrs.
HASS'S EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 1925 Sd
ave, near 6lst 81.
COOK--By young Swedish girl; first class;
capable of taking entire charge; best ref
erences; can handle ana UNDERSTANDS other
servants; $50 10 $50; city or country. Cau
BLOOMS. 1910 Lexington ave. or Tel.
14O2-Harlem.
COOK.-Capable young Finnish woman:
very good cook ana laundress: personal
city. reference. JUSSILA BUREAU $50
Lexington ave.
cqoK Po5s. French s middle aged Rriy9te
MARIE. 241 w. 5Oth st. Cbas'emenO.
COOK and KITCHENMAID.-Fir class
cook; four years references. JUSSILA
BUREAU. $50 Lexington ave.
COOR-First class: understands her busi-
ness thoroughly, from soups to desserts;
an excellent housekeeper; city or country:
not less than 500 a. month, has the very best
Of references from leading families. Call
SWEDISH EXCHANGE 453 Lexington
ave, or Tel. 4S5-3sth st.
COOR-By Protestant. IN high class fam
iy, city or country, can take place Of
cook and housekeeper; has best personal
city references wages $50. At Mrs. BA-
CONS OFFICE, 3sl 9th ave.
COOE.-A Protestant woman, as first class
cook in small private family; good refer
snCe. ia West Goth st. ring NcCabe's : bell
COOK.-Assist laundress. thoroughly COM
petent all branches plain and fancy cook
ing; first class references; country pre-
ferred M. NJ, Mrs. Golfers. 122 West
23d ST.
COOK-By Protestant: strictly first class:
good caterer; thoroughly understands all
hne cooking; four years city references;
$40. NJ s, Mrs. Golfers I'D West 23d St.
COOK.-By English Protestant; excellent
manager. very neat. or housekeeper for
bachelor or club best references city or
country II. D.. Mrs. Collier's ID West
25i ST.
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JAPANESE VALET. first class exreri-
enced, with good reference, wishes a per
manent place Address JAPANESE, 363
West lZJth st.
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PORTER, &c--Coi0re5 man. married. as
uorte-. 6reUal. elevator, all around
asvairer Laundry. anE IllCE. sober. Wiling
nonest. personal reference. DOUGLAS, 222
East IZ5r1 ST.
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GARDENER. - Charge Of private place.
good references. wei experienced IL
greenhouses and outdoor gardening. wages
not less than 500. GARDENER, 81 Locust
ave, Flushing. u y.
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/ GARDENER and FLORIST.-Narricd man.
well experienced III work of country es-
! tates, greenhouse. flower garden. shrubs.
| lawn and vegetable work; age "a; no chill
Creu; testimonials. i. H. RYAN, Pomfret
Centre. Conn.
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DEE=z1E AF-EE-1-t tv dav- Lz-e-- STYLE
-a..-z street md evening gowns. uemOd-
s----g. references DEESSAA KIP. care Of
Elrle ZfT West 10e-h r--
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GARDENER.-Sing long experience in
every branch of the business, growing Of
flowers and fine vegetables a speciality; good
reference. a. T., Tribune Uptown Office,
1868 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

GARDENER-As head gardener and su-
perintendent on gentleuan's private place .
IS years reference. Address p. o. Box 1876
Fair Hills. Y. J.
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COOK.-Young: Scotch; Protestant: excel
lent cook. $40. G.. Hofmayers Bureau,
1913 W 28d ST.. telephone. 1S64-Chelsea-
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

o. itL't--, H-It---f Young German. single. can
tAEe care q private place. or assistant.
@c,,-l.l @ --1tt -tt uL-eI glass or outdoor. care az
7erL ST. ~ last
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/ COAcHAA<, USEFUL MANY Sygede:
smooth faced, good driver and generally
useful --r lawns etc. excellent refer
/ elces speaks good English. CHARLES,
! = -aIueLteE-s Bureau. l54 9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

COOK and WAITRESS. S.-Lady, going
abroad wants places for her cook and
waitress. $50 and So. SHEA. II East
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

POSITION OF TBUsT.-Iy eN-naster-at-
arms CRY. country ~ abroad. three Ian
Euares- temperate. g-fa1euc6ss security IT,,
1C85 Dean g.. 5-oollyl-
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

-ThoroughIy experienced man.
married. 10 slcUrc5ra1ce. personal refer
5l-es. city or country F. II, S24 West
IOll 81
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

tl6 care Cf horses. harness. carriages:
private family ciry or country references
c. Box 81. Tribune OGigs
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

RRIVHTE SECRETARY. temporary or per
rnanaut- VIII manage estate or business;
hooIz-ru-l-g. cursesp pl1.laIce. collections. in
vest cations. llQ-eTaIe terms lark city
e. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

C'O4GfIMA<. - Thoroughly experienced ;
good whip. Obiglug every way. two last
employers can be interviewed. Address or
ca-l J. s., 4U7 Park ave, private stable.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

ADVERTISEMENT ana subscriptions for
ne Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. 1904 Broadway. batweeu' sGtb
eno otLh sLs-, until O'Clock o. o.. Ad.er-
useInents received a. the following branch
til-tea az zee 1ia4 once rates until q % clock
p M, viz: - et1-aye. E.. e. cor. Z3d-st
~ LIh-aEe-s cor l.th-st.- 50 East l4th-st
2e8 West l25th-st. J. 33s 3d-ave. between
1eth and 4fth sts., l.026 3d-aye.. near 6Ist
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GAhDENER--Singie sober. honest. take
care u gentleman.s place. understands I'M
CHFIS STESSEE. 1881 VarLerbut -
Brooklyn. 49,
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

COACHNAN.-Married: II years excellent
references in care line horses ana car
r.ages5 willing and obiiging PIERCE, 1853
Lzst 90 sL
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

JANITOR or CARETAKER Couple. no
children; willing 10 pay part rent. best
references. BRUINS, sos East 18th ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

J COACHNAN and USEFUL MANY sin
I gle German; middle aged. thoroughly ex-
/ peTience1, understands gardening, lawn,
/ poultry; strictly sober and trutnWOTJhy5
z01l references steady. 20 North VIII
{ lam ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

CDACHEAH. Lady desires situation for
.e- cgaelmaI. young married man, no
family whom she highly recommends as TO
honestly slDrie-y and capabliry. country
preferred Address MACK. + East 7Tth st.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

1 COlCEIAN.-NoulE man; good drive and
ana rider, understands polo ponies. 10
, years experience; good references; city or
. country. I. BRENNAN, 173 East 73d 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-27

Female.
HOCSEKET PER (managing). in institu-
ton or hume economical. good marketer
and catersI; excellent reference; graduate
i'm domesti science. J. q. A. Miss Fitz-
Gerald's Bureau 5O3 5th ave. corner
42d ST.
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] COLORED COUPLE wish place IN small
private fsmiiyq. where only Two are
I needed. best references CNew York or
! B-ooklyu). d!seugaged April 4. MARTIN,
4Ql West End ave.
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The Grateful Undertaken

In New York suburban village n
young doctor recently established
himself The undertaken In the vii.
lage Is also the hardware dealer. The
young doctor wanted a stove for his
office and selected one. the under.
takerhardwareman saying: Try it
and II 1t works you can pay me. II
II Is not big enough, send 1t back and
! VIII let you try another"
The stove proved satisfactory and
the medical youth so informed the
man OF two trades, asking for his bill
In reply he got receipted bill
Meeting the undertaken in the barber
shop next day the doctor said: How
Is this, Mr.. Blank? You sent me a
receipted bill for that stove"
"Oh, that's all right" replied the
funeral director. you have done
many favors for me since you settled
here. Only a little acknowledgment
of my Indebtedness to you"
"Awfully obliged" said the doctor
and then he wondered why It was
that everybody in the barber shop
burst into guffaw of laughter
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Cost Him $50.

When Chief Justice Chase was
presiding in one of the country courts
Of Vermont an appeal case from a
Justices court came up Nefore him
so small and contemplate IN its
origin that he ordered II stricken
from the docket. The Gaze was where
a turkey had trespassed ION the g,r.
den Of neighbor and got shot for
Its depredatlons. The owner brought
suit to recover damages. and, failing
before he justice. had appealed the
case. Judge Chase was angry, and
when he ordered the case from the
docket said:
1.-The lawyer who consc nted to ap.
peal this case ought to be thrown
from the window of the courtroom.
Why didn't he have the case referred
to some of the honest neighbors for
settlement?
Because. your honor retorted the
attorney, getting hot under the collar,
1t was our intention not to let honest
people have anything to do with it,
True, this was a neat retort, but It
cost the lawyer just an even $50 for
contempt of court. The Green Bag.
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couarsHIP AMONG THE rIeAeA.
Mothers Talk Business, but Youno
People Have Final Saw

III In the village Of Tigara. In north
western Alaska, one sees young
man beating out piece of metal and
tashioning finger ring, It Is usually
intended for some young woman, but
II remains for the meeting OF the two
mothers to arrange matters.
The two families may be living
close together, yet the mother OF the
young man will call on her neighbor
and tell her how she has intended TO
be more neighborly. but she has been
so busy.
The neighbor will declare how de.
lighted she Is to see her.
Then mother number one begins to
tell what a great hunter her son is,
and how good he is. Mother number
two remarks that her daughter Is
such lovely cook Having taken les
sons, she knows how to cook every.
thing
Mother number one declares that
they are never hungry in their igloo,
as son Is always successful, and
brings lots of seals home.
Mother number two remarks that
her daughter is such good sewer.
and knows how to chew beautiful
boot sole
II Is finally decided that the young
man shall enter the girls family on
sort OF trial. II the girl turns up
her nose and makes faces he may as
well leave, as the match will never
amount to anything; but should she
greet him with an occasional smile
and allow him to sit by her side in
the evening. II will all be clear sailing.
and they will unite as husband and
wlfe.-Youths Companion.