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New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
LAFAYETTE oUTsCOREs FoRDHAM.
Errors by the Home Team Partly Response
bic for It's Defeat.

Lafayette defeated Fordham by a score of to 2
at Fordham Field yesterday. The home team threw
away several chances to score by careless base run
ming. while Lafayette took advantage of two costly
errors to score three of the four runs
Lafayette found difficulty in connecting with
Hedorff's curves getting ten safe hits of his de-
livery. including triple and home run. The runs
in the third and fourth innings were the result OF
errors. but IN the ninth three hits were made by
the visitors
Fordham .---........-.---....O %
Earned runs-Iafayette. /; Fordham. /. Two base hit
Msck NN,s sacrin0e hitsmMeDo Donald; Coisy schneider
First base errorsLafayette ?: Fordham. l. struck
out@-By Heydorh. 8; by Schneider g. Double play
McNelis and Hnchliffe. Left bases-Fordham O.
Lafayette g. Time of game-1:S5. Umpire-Mr. Nc
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
HARVARD BEATEN AGAIN.
Broscn Scores Winning Run in the
Ninth Inning.
rRv Teleeraph TO The tribune. J

Providence. May 23-Hoye Browns third
baseman, wrested victory from the Harvard
team on Andrews Field to-day by his exhibition
OF capital base running, getting from first to
third by stealthy steals and crossing the rubber @
on Paine's timely hit thereby delea'i's 'i''
Harvard played snappy gane' in the neid,
making only two errors to Browns SIX but
riff was stronger in the box than Greene The
score follows
Brown ...,..................S SS 3 8 9 Q d--s
Tns sor.d bv individual players-Hoye %. Jones
Paine Tiff Raymond Leonard Stephenson Mccall Dex-
ION siuons Stolen bases-SimoHs. Harvey, TIT tioye
(s0 Three-base hits-Palne, RAYMOND Sacrifice hts Its
Dicki1son Dennie Double pays-Erod 10 Hove Cur
r;er ,n Mccall struck out-By Tiff. - by Currier
Fases on hails-OT Tif ?; of Crrrer. + Wild pitch
st FJt nv ptcher-By Currer. Dennie. Umpire Has
sell.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

DAYS WORK - BY respectable colored
woman; cleaning and washing 10 take
home. MARY M'LEIN. 339 East 122d $,
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and added three strike-Outs to his total. The
follows:
PENNSYLVANIA.
Totals 81 o 3 q II Z

TIC 80. .-....-4 . . . = y
University OF Pennsylvania % o
Home run-Jones Three hIts-WiiiiGms. Yerkes
Two base hit-Church struck out-By Hall J; by Par
"a. base bals-Om Hay, p OF nan, =
CR Parsons. Passed ball-wyiie. Double PLAYS
Yerles Keinath; Nerkes Fenael. Sto,sn bases
Keinath Maiden Jones, Smith. Yerkes. Williams ~,
Thomas Hit by pitcher-webb Adams. Jones o. Hits
or Hay, . inning; OF Layton. in three IN
nines; on Hall. :. Time-2:So. Umpre-Ar Murray
Boston.
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RESULTS OF OTHER COLLEGE GAMES.

At Hartford. Conn.-Holy Cross, ,; Trinity L,
At Exeter n H.-Phillips Exeter H. Springfield
Training School !. = ,-,,.,r
At Andover. Mass.-Phllllps AhCoNer' D. Oiii'7i
At WaterviIie Me-CoIby. .; Massachusetts Ag-
rcultural College >.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

DAYS WORK.-AH around houseworker.
washing, ironing, cleaning; not afraid Of
work: references. Mrs. II. 800 East 3Oth 81
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
NEW JERSEY GEgTgll
STATIONS

- 80 -
STATIONS Foot Liberty s. W
t"@st I'D 81. "
I ime shown below IS from -
west <5t -. leat IS 10 riinIi-as -s-,-s =
-. az noted py designating r.s-s4 -
-. : /! ,lN, BtI LEtEM Ar rSc-o-r,.
~ dA tCH CIIC%K-Esr6 ~
Easton). 3 10 A. M I96 : az ~, -
F-astol only r. " SUI 49, ~
- 9.uD and 500 p n A.
" LIN E-sBAHRE AND SCRANro, a..
4 II Il 30 - p ~ p " sundays. st55
In y r !.,,-, :. w. ooD, LAEEHCRST rov,
~ * AND BARNEGAT-zt N ~
\ n. 80 . Il I.4zevo7,f ---g', - ~
nuIst only, k3 g. a5.00 vs0s So
I.asc5,,rs,, 49, a NJ % -. Lakewood ~
Atlantic CITY-'s4O A. n n,n
LONG BRANCH. AsBrRY PARK ocr,v
GROVE. POINT PLEASA NT-2SSs ~
II so a " exl2 80. Xf ~ Ia - -
80 a5 -. 5-5n 6.3p. jl2Ol sr,i-1,s
.gsgt 90 Ocean Grove. 915 A. N as
alta Mic HLDS-. SFsRPrGrT ,-r,,
MOUTH BCH-. EAST IOS6; AZ ~ ~
~. 200. $50, II 30 A. n fql 40
49, 49, o''1 T. A sundays. 80O 4 III
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR. ATT.v-r-
BEAN BTSN II. ASBURT PARK OfFIVy
L.t-ASANI- Pier 81. y r. II "a 9.
S75 n i23J. 3 01. h p " So
GAYS - A. II. roo s W pfs-
T.. y K, Cedar ST. 1G.0A W 10
70. 40 p " Sundavs f006 ~
l30 s.1e T. NJ - A.
AE-SIllNtI HARRISBURG. P0TTsvTTya
AND WILLTANSPOPT- Iz4O0 ~ -
fo-ue. 2 10. 1000 II % A. ~ Ra75i-.
92nlyl, 100. u %. - o. P. 81 Rssdins
7995's8iilS; 90 y =, Harris5urs only. t400. '5CG
PHI aDF-v p,zrr,
sz4-3o. u7OO. ms a. - ~ ms1O0 n 81 N
a NJ, msl2-o9 nj 90. s2OO. ssO0. sff0
NJ. J'i3-15 mdt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
SOD m'lo-oU. msI2 20. ua2O0 mtst00
n '6.pp. go j"l2I5
opaIy. tDaily except Sunday. sSla-
Gays -Parlor cars only Via Tamaqla.
d1-2cept saturdays. MDiriag Car xSat1--
tdl ONLY Ztrom Liberty St ouIy
From Twenty ira Street-h5 81 p II
C.l'n = ". el22o F. VI E43O p n
1Il-59 p NJ, k2 - 2. N. v5 - p II
offices Liberty St West 231 s.
Astor House. 245, 434. 1870 1854 Broadway.
~ 'J1 Av, -el 5th Av-. = Union SQUARE
est. 219S 30 Av.. 1o5 West I25th 81. 2ls
columbus Av-- New York Court ST. S43
90 Fulton 81. 4Ia Nostrand Av. Brook
lNn $50 Sr1adWay WILLIAMSBURG NeU
YORK Transfer 60 calls for and chect-
baggage 20 destination.
" G. BESLER VI RTRT
Nice-FTes- & Gen Mgr Gen Pass-r A1sl.
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WILLIAMS, 9; WESLEYAN, a.

At Wiliamstown Mass R. HE
Wesfegan WtilfeaS .,,,'.:S ........S % g
Batteries-Wiams Pierce, Ford and Waters;
Wesleyan Cunningham and Day Umpire-Jeffrey
Time-2:S0.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
LEHlGn VALLEY.

Foot OF West 25d A: Cortlandt and DeloFolIsl -
r sDaily Except sunday. SUNDAY 49,
CO * dt3 - e. Is n7 p N5&
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NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, 7; UNION, a.

At Schenectady n. Y
New York University....3 2-7
Batteries-New York University, Hills and Tiet-
jer Union. Davis and Vogt.
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sINwo out when winning WAS made
Princeton .............0 0 / Y
narTm0th .........0 o o l 0-l
Three base hts-sides McDevitt- Two base hit-Sides
struck out-y Doyle 9. b. SkiIien. S. First base on
bslIs-oG Doyle. ?; OF Sl1ilen Lett on hases-DsTI-
mouth g. Princeton 8 Hit by pitcher-Vaughn, Dillon
stolen bases-Gartner C2) Dillon Sacrifice h-McIean
Double pIay-McDevitt 20 Drescott- Cmpre-Aerrity-
Earne-2:25
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ANERICAN LNF Loo rIsE

1t-'-e-f +NASE4AV A<AANL * ~ =,
LYMOUTH-CHERB'G 'G-SOIrTrT sNf1-O>-
New York. MAY %. $40 : n : 1l1-s "a
=. Louis. .......June . $50 a NJ r5re 7S
Ptilad' iphia .-3uue q. a:3n 4 NJ Iuiv
St Paul. June 1G 9:3O a NJ rr1v "a
Red STAR LINE From Pier
DOV NTWERP-OONDOE PaPrS,
Finland --. .-- May D. 7:3O a. n .IlI1a %
Naderland -.--..---.- June = noon, T1Da g0
Kroonland .... June 2. 500 A 81 TIIr
iceland ....--.-.--J June re. noon: Tulv IA
WHITE STAR LINE From F;er
NEW YORK-Q' NSTOWN-
Teutonic .... May So 1000 \. NJ. lime .
Cedric ...... June /. 1890 p. M. J,,De Se
Raltic .... June 6. 500 A NJ JuIv a
Majestic .... June II 1000 4. NJ: JuIv -
Celtic. ic......-...June Is. 100 ? NJ Ir,v -
Oceanic. ...-.-- June ~. $50 2 NJ: july Is
rHH Az MEDITERRANEAN M 1iA :
FROM NEW YORK
REPUBLIC. May 81. 3 Z. NJ oct. Is Nov. "a
CRETIC.June II, 10 \. NJ; aug. 1. Sept. 3s
FROM BOSTON
RONIANIC. ....-.. .Iune 3, $50 a. NJ Iulv
CANOPIC.. June 3O. . 2. NJ Aug II: oct
TRAVELLERS CHECKS AND LETTERS
OF CREDIT ISSUED BY THE COMPANY
PASSENGER OFFICE. . BROADWAY
Freight once, whitehall Bldg. Battery PI
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT
THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT
THAT APPEAR REGULARLY IN THE
TRIBUNE ON SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

r & r. Boned Chicken
and Turkey; lib. can.
&c; dozen. $5.24. lib.
can. 24C dozen 81. 80
lee Cream Powders.
JeIlo. i2c a package.
dozen ..-.........S1 33
ROCK salt Turks
brand). one bushel bags.
Red Star Brand Table
Salt, 5-lb. cartons .l2c
Root Beer Extract. Red
Star brand, bottle. &c
LILY White Brand chilli
Sauce. pint bottle. 24c.
half pint bottle . 15c
LILY White" brand
Sliced Bacon or Beef.
pound glass Jars, 24c.
each: dozen. 81. I6; Alb.
jars. lie each: dozen.
'Jessamjne" Prau 4
Lemon cling Peaches.
halved and sliced: can,
24C.: dozen ..... 81 GO
'Jessamine" brand
Corn. per can, Sc ; dozen.
LILY White" Brand
Corn. per can. 1Oc. dozen
American r uty'
Brand Corn. per can,
12c. dozen cans 81 80
"Jessamine" Rrand
Extra S3fted Early June
Peas. can. 14c.: dozen
cans 81 ~
Lilly White Brand
Homestead Peas; can.
~ %. f4fEFil o. = -
Jesse mine Rra n 4
Sugar Peas. can. lac.
dozen ..............-.Si. -
Ia ked Reans. I4ily
White brand. finest quaI-
ity packed. plain or with
tomato sauce. BIB. can.
12c each. dozen 81 93
Spinach. Fl-ren' 6 Shield
brand, 3-lh cans. fOc.
dozen .. S1I4
Sliced Peaches. Cali
fcrnia. lib. cans. t2r
each; dozen ... 81. ~
ApTiCotS. 'IesSamine''
Brand, can, 22C. dozen.
so ~
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RAILROADS
LPEMMSYL WANNA

IPIEMMSVIL WAMIA
RA0IIRONDo
STATIONS foot of West Twenty-third Street
ana DesbrosaeS and Cortlandt Streets.
CortlanGg Streets % five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-Ihird Street
FOR THE WEST.
sT.j5 A. ". CHICAGO SPE1IAIA
s1O.55 A. IL ST. LOUIS LIMITED. For
Cincinnati and ST Louis
siO.65 A. -. THE NSILsVA2SIA LIN
lTED-23 hours 70 Chicago.
s15S p. N g A q o. CINCINNATI
AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
3.55 p III. PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL
lis hours 70 Chicago
% r. NJ CHICAGO LIMITED.
s5.JS p. ~ WEST E-IsN EXPRESS.
'f % T. NJ SI. LOUIS AND ClSCIN-
NATI EXFRESs
t.50 p ~ PACIFIC EXPRESS
% - =. 81 CLEVELAND AND CINCIS-
%ATI E&PREsS
'9.5J z. 81 PITTSBURGH SPECIAL
- .WAsHlNGTON AND TIE SOUTH
'':@. Is. %. %. ss-55. '1O.55 a. m. u e5.
sl255. @lU ts3 .. Congressional
Limited'O. s3.25 s425. '455. s5.55. Q. y
sIOB5 =. n. I225. si2 s. tS3.25 Con
gressionaI IAmited'O. '3 -. -. 25. '455.
soCTHERN RXiLWAT.@sSs s425 D.
m. II 10 daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LISE.-s9 IS a. n. and
sEABoARD AIR LINE-1a % p. m and
y 10 a. IN. daily.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
p D. m. daily
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAII.wAY-"755 55
a n. weekdays and ass m. daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOR
FoLh,L, FOL =. 80. % a N. week days and SsS
ATLANTIC .CTTT.-95S a. m. and 2-S5 D.
- m week days. Sundays s7.55 a. m
CAPE MAY.--i2 20 .. m. weeS-days-
Long BRANCH. ASBJRY PARK Ocean
GrCVe) fSorth AsbUry Park Sundaysl.
end Point Pleasant a 90 frogr Desb. e
CoIt SIS only) s-a5. 1855 a. m. L 25
I'D saturdays Ouivl. .. q. -. a. - eX-
eept Long Brancn) and 4. 80 p m. week
Gays SUNDAYS. s25. IS. loss a. m.
and 40 2 m
sO5 s525 S7-55. s25. SIS. %. ss5.
e9S5: 'tlO55. 80 So 1l55 a m. IL ..
ss. 255. :I55 10. 255. 80 35S. as.
only). 555. - p. 655. T55. S.25. SIS.
926 '9d5 for North Philadelphia only
p m. - 10 nieht week DAYS Sundays.
sos. 'I55. e-25 'a25. 965. 'il0-a5.
S55. '4.25 t'i4 l5 for North Philadelphia
0nly). - IS. '5-55. &c. y. 755. e25. s-5S.
p 9.55 fer North Philadelphia onlyJ
2 m. - 10 night
~Dinlg car
Ticket Offices. Soc 4el. 1854 and 10 Broad
way. lS2 Ftftn Avenue (below 23d ST.:
2b5 Fifth Az -nue (corner 29th ST., an1
statloas nan-eos above; BROOKLYN. Couit
street. 4I8 NOstrand Avenue. $50 Bread
way. and pennsyIvahia Annex Station
The New York Transfer Company will
call for and check baggage from hctels
and residences through TO destinatien
Telephone '543 Chelsea" for PGnnsyl. an "A
Pa road Cab Service.
w. ". ATTERBURY. :. r. WOOD
Genera Manager. Pass'r Traffic Mana ga
GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
BucKNELL. 7; CORNELL, 2.

At Ithaca. N. Y r. HE.
Batteries-Bucknell WEIGH Leach and Griman-
ger Cornell. Umstad. Lovejoy and Williamson.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
Good Groceries at Macy's.

IS Just as easy buy Groceries here after leaving
the city as it is while in it We make speciality
y Of packing and shipping supplies OF all kinds for
asX country homes yachting parties, camping parties
the like Orders will be kept file and filled stated
intervals as requesed selection may be made often
as required from Grocery catalogue Either method
will prove abundanty satisfactory those who seek the
service.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

COOK--Fir5t class: thoroughly under
stands all branches plain and fancy cook
ing. very neat; good references: city or
country. NJ r. Mrs. Golfers Agency. 122
West 2Sd St
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

NURSE and COMPANION inteII,ror.
young American woman. TO young rSiId
assist with sewing highest REFERENCE
Brooklyn preferred Call or address A ~
| ol1 Nostrand ave. Brooklyn. - D.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

n Y n H & HARTFORD r i
Trains d-part nom tSraoc central Statl--'
42d ST ana 8th Ave, as follows fos
BOSTON. Via NeN LONDON tt.115s., t1T,
SS.Ii:oI - 800. - 5.0O. '.lSNS
'Hl2;OO P ri. VIA NIiliInan,isss-I rs 80
A II. f2.OO +. IL VIA n
4 NJ. l&.uO. . 4.uU, III ~ =, - - PIN.
WORCESTER and FITCHbCRG, VI So
MANS T. NJ. go A. n
I4AKEVILLE and NORFOLk-ts'4s 4 -
IS 81 t. NJ r,,,.s-
CT. harrington. Stockoridge. Le1o'~, '''
field ~ SO fS.49 a. IL. 1881 y 1s.,.,,s
ans CiaErL - ars, al c245 1ls5 clSse
r way. c.5 Union square. cls@ flI.a 80 80
c2f5 Columbus Ave. cti49 Naal1.I IL
clos W. l25th -. 2tHS IhifG - - tvs
+ ookIyn ca Court ST. 40 NosiIaAl 49,
800 Il way &C., a
sDaily. Except sundays t ,-lv-
I25th St NStops az 125th = Sunl.. n.- --r.
$PaFlor Car Liwf-ed Has elI-Ls
SParlor and Sleeplns car tickets a-s'-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

CEISSE-By IS neat young girl, lately landed
,,oS1Hs,.Ior an Ior two days 7sS Amsterdam ave =
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
WEST POINT, %; MANHATTAN, 2.

At West Point. N Y RHE
Mssf Ts45a51an Paint: 5 & 9 70 5ssl 9sslSS 3
Battteries-West Point. Mahony and Delany;
Manhattan. Connolly. Beavers. Lake, Mountford
and Hanlon
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

LA vELoCE "-Fast Italian Line FOR
NAPLES AND GENOA Ctta al Tori,o
May 81; Citta 81 Napou. June 13. Citta al
9lilano teNtra sailing. July 3. Cabin. S55 ur
DlnlnG saloon on Promenade Deck BOLOG
N1-s4' HATFIELD < CO. - Wall 81.
BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSI-T.T
--,,a lhE EIkOF GAN ADVERTISER F,N i :
1n IiAI Al MIPEAR REGULARLY IN TINS
AND SATURDAYS - y E IA ,
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

COOK. private family; German
and American cooking, country preferred
best city reference; wages $50 TO S35. IL
East 10th 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
80 moo. ca = %. ms1000 s11oa
a NJ. msI20 60. m1OO - a.. ssOG stf0
p NJ. J'i2-f5 mdt.
BALIIMORE AND WASuINcrnn-
BALTIMCRE ( CHIC RR


bONA-. BLUE LINE TRAINS
Everv other aoU- on tnS even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave New York City. 23i St. Lib'y 8.
WASHINGTON. BuTe-. am sO6s s-u
WASHINGTON. Diner. $50 an 10.00 an
WASHINGTON. Diner. ii.50 am 1200 m
WASHINGTON. Buffet. 80 pm 200 I'm
t"ROYAL. LTD. Diner. S50pm 400 IN
WASHINGTON Dine-. 5S0pm 600 IN
WASHINGTON. Buffet $50 pm 700pm
IVA SHISGTOS.S .SIsepsrs. Il 50 pm 1213 ne
"EN. sun tDaTy
Through Daily Trains 20 the Wst
leave New York Cty 81 81 Lih'v s.
CHICAGO. PITTSBCRG. II 80 pm l11s nc
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. so am l20o M
PITTSFJ-RCi. CI.EVE'D. $50 pm 40pn
''PITTSBCRG LIMITED s 80 pm 40 pm
GIN. ST. LOUIS LOCISV. II 20 pm l2H 70
GIN. ST LOUIS. LOTISV. $50 an 100 an
GIN. ST LOUIS LOUSY. $50 IN 6Wum
CffiCes- "a 424 1870 Broadway. Ast1f
House. 10, Greenwich St, q Union S1-a-a
W. SRf Grand St y Y; 5t3 Fultol 81
Brooklyn Vest 235 &. and Liberty 81
After q o m sleeping car reservations
Rnd full Information regarding trains e,,.
can be obtained AZ Bureau - lnf9rIl1t,,,,.' ,,
p & q r P. 2Sd 81. Terminal 'Floa- -
Chelsea 3l$4
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AIala

SKIRT FORENAN--YUunR man. Italian.
experienced as skirt foreman; best OF ref-
ereIces: fne appearance. first class sample
tailor with q good skirt house. Address E.
b, 637 lst ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

FemaIe
COOK.-First class; willing 70 go TO the
country; best references; small hotel or
private family. also laundress: willing -
assist housework- Call Mrs. WILKES
EMP. BUREAU. 957 30 ave. or Tel. 724--
Plaza
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO, 10; AMHERST Z

Amherst ..0 0 / - 6
Batteres-University OF Chicago: Walker and
Gaarde; Amherst: Newell and Donahey.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

UC UCAu5QCtltGUu4
STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-third Street
ana Desbrosaes and Cortlandt Streets.
Eeg The leaving time from DesbrOsses ana
CortlRn6g Streets q five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-Jhird Street
eraefon
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

COOk.-By reliable woman: competent
private family; country preferred. best
reference. B.. 244 West 18th st. top bell.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

-Four lines moi exceeding "a words three
insertions, 15 cents: seven insertions. ~
cents. Exceeding q words and less than ~
words. three insertions. 80 cents; seven in
sertions, 60 cents
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
PED ID" LINE.

n ? II y
For la Guayre. Puerto CabeIio ,-1ira-
also at san Juan. T. T.
5. :. CARACAS. Saturday. MAY &c noon
s. : PHILADELPHIA. Sat. June b noon
For Ia GuRyra. Curacao and MaracaIbO
:. : ZULIA. Saturday. June p roo,
:. :. AARACAiBO Saturday. June i6 noon
These steamers have superior accou1r,.,
GauOnS FOR passengers.
BOULTOS, BLISS & DSLIET-F
General Manaesrs. 50 WaH s.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
WORK WANTED.

Situations Wanted-Nale and Female
FoCr lines mot exceeding % Words). three
fnssrtfons IS cents; seven insertions. 30
eeuts Exceeding - words and less than 90
words three Insertions, 30 cents: seven In
seFtions, 60 cents.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

WASHING Woman wishes 70 take bon7-
Es., 1sadns- ad,s Apply Mrs. WEISHAUPT. si9
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
-. o.,t ubsr winning r1n Waa made.

Totals ..-.. % le s Totals -
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Miscellaneous.
OCEAN STEAMERS

OLD DI@lEGIN LIME.
r. ~, DAILY SERVICE.
LOT Old Point Comfort Norfolk Ports
mouth. Primers Point and TovDor., >,lT's
w., - c,'hhsScunE for Petersburg Richmond
~, SltSalla l-d Beach. Washington. y. q and
FelSht ana passenger cleaners sail fror,
Fler 20 n r. foot Beach St. eve-y week
II. B, WALKER. Vice -Presidep, s,5
Traffic Manager
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
SEEING FAR0S

SEE UINN u AEUS
Passengers to Europe. visluns Paris will
find the drives in COOKS EL-EGA Mt
MOTOR CARS the hest means OF com
4 fortahly enjoying the sights OF the cltv
Each car Is accompanied by "a Lecturer. who
explains the route In English and French.
Four drives daily
F'CS = FARE GO cents
I HOS. COOK & SON
PARIS. l Place de rOpeya and go Rue do
EiVOU
! NEW YORK. 245 x 1lSJ Broadway $40
Madison Ave
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

CHAMBERA1AID.- Private family Call to-
day at present employers. 53I Madison
ave
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
STEAMBOATS,.

Hudson GRfWG0o
BY Way0ighf.
PalatiaI Steamers NEW YORK and
ALBANY Of the Hudson River Day Line,
fastest and finest river boats In the world.
Lv Bklyn.. Fulton 81. tby Annex 500 A. NJ.
Desbrosses st. Pier. 900. $40
West 42d St. 200
West 129th ST. 500 %
Landing at Yonkers. West Point New
burgh. Poughkeepsle Kingston Point, Cats
kill Hudson and Albany. Daily. except
sunday. Special trains TO CatskilI Mts re
sorts and Saratoga. and easy connections
TO all points East. North and West. Through
tickets and baggage checked az Offices OF
~ Y Transfer Co. Through rail tickets
between n Y. ana Albany accepted Most
delightful one-day outings TO West Point
Newburgh. or Pokeepsie.. returning on down
boat. Restaurant open at A. NJ. MUSIC.
STEAMER MARY POWELL
Leaving Dssbrosses ST. at $40 p NJ
Saturdays and Holidays. las p NJ W
42d -. S:30 =. n. Saturdays and Holidays
p M, West l29th St 3:5O P. NJ CSatur9
days and Holidays 2:2O p NJ for HtghIand
rails. West Point. Cornwall NeEhmrgS
R0ndout and Kingston. Orchestra on
board.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

INFANTS NURSERY young woman.
several years experience: wages S25. per,
sonal reference. 100 East 54th ST
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

CHAMBERMAID. OF as maid and seam
stress; very capable Finnish girl also is
q first class seamstress: has best refer
ences. JUSSILA BUREAN. $50 Lexington
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

LADY'S MAID. Swiss: speaks rreroh
German. English seamstress. hafrdresser
packer: FIRST class city references X o..
343 West 30th St
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

CHAMBERNAID.-By reliable Swedish
girl with excellent references: assist walt
ing or do sewing II required prefers to
sleep home; $22-S25. Answer by letter only
until Thursday, JOHNSON. care Eager
strom. 11S East 1l9th St
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
Fast Express Service.

From Bremen. Piers I'd & 4th SITS. Hob ken
OELRICHS & co. No. : Broadway. y 7
Louis r. Meyer - South Third 81. PhiIa
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RUTGERS, 10: DELAWARE, 0.

Vt-L-FNV'FN6NL
At New Brunswick, n. j. RHE
Rutgers ........1 0 2 X-i0
Delaware .......O o o o. 5 II
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

Orange Marmalade. rer
lib. jar. 16c. each;
dozen ...-......... 81 81
CEREALS Best White
G-lnulated Houiny. 5-lb.
cotton bags: elsewhere.
1Sc.: our price. 13c.
24Ia III. bags ... 5Sc
Yellow Meal. Granu
lated. lob. bag. this
sale -......-- lNc
Extra Quality Head
Rice: 5-lb. bags. 29C. 10
H. bags. SC. 80 H.
bags S2 W
Finest Carolina Whole
Hesd Rice. the hsst
quality grown: . ID. car
tons. lie. 5-lb. cotton
bags, Ale: 10-lb. cotton
bags. zoe 5O-lb. bags.
Best White Granulated
Farina; lib. cartons. &c.
dozen. SIC; 5-lb. cotton
Chester Barley. large.
perfect grain. mound car
tons. SC. each; dozer.
SIC; 5-lb. cotton bags.
Leon Marceau Brand
NaCaroni and Spaghetti,
VermiCelN ard Italian
Letters: pound cartons.
12c. dozen. S1.a3: 25-lb
boxes .-..-..-. So. 60
L'lv White Brand Co
lumhia River Salmon.
finest quality: packed one
pound fat cans 21c
each dozen. So. Il: half
pound fiat cans. -"
each. dozen ...-.. 81 RI
Jessarnine Brand sal
mon. lib fat cans. 1Qc.
DOZEN. S"IT. Salmon
outlets. ] h oval cons.
27c. dozen .... 50. l2
Lobster. extra fancy
quality. large pieces. tails
and claws only. parCh-
ment raper lined: l. IN.
cans. Ole. dozen 81 ~
Jessarnine Brand Ccd
fish. : III. boxes -.. 2SC
Famous Tilv White
Rra1d Absolutely Pure"
Grape Juice. Prices. t.
mint. f2c. dozen. - ~
r'rt 90. dozen. 9" ~.
quart. 39C. dozen. 81 80.
- gallon, 74C.. E@Il00
lars - 81 -
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

COOK-WAITRESS SS.-Two Swedish girls;
branches cooking: other capable waitress
and parlormaid: city or country, best refer
ence from present employer. J.. Miss Fitz-
Geralds Bureau. SOB 9th avev.. cor. 42d St
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
EAMgyRc-AMERTCAN LTNe.
Special Passenger Service


PLYMOUTH OCRG-HAMET-RG
Z land May3I. .10-3Gam Oceaua June y
Amerika- June :. 3 am Deutschland. June y
r. T Juuel4 I ,3tam Amerika July
Ksn Az Jun21. 4:20lm K. Aug Vie July 10
Among the special features OF these ships
are; grill Room. Ritz-CarItou Resta uran-
Ia carte. Elevators. Gymnasium. Palm Gar
den. Electric Baths. etc.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
DOVER tLONDON OR PARIS AND
HAMBURG
Large Twin Screw Vessels OF Il. Goo tons.
superb Passenger Accommodations
P'sylvanla- June .. Inn WaId5rsee June 30
Bata via June O. am Pennsylvania. July "A
Pat ca. Juuei6. :30pm Batavia --..-.JuIy 21
Pretoria--Juue q. Sam Patricia July IS
Mediterranean Service.
To NAPLES AND GENOA
?. Oskar r.... June : tMoltke July -
tMoltke .... June - p. Adalbert Aug :
7. Adalbert- June "a ? Oskar. .--...AuE. 2S
?. Os(ar ...- July II +AIoltke .. sept n
fC2ils Gibraltar. has grill Room and
Gymnasium
TRAVELLERS CHECKS ISSUED BY
THE COMPANY
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY, y
Phone. 1900 Rector Piers. Hobokeu-
BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT
THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS
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FiOUsEwoRKER. Swiss lady as genera,
houseworker; two in family; no wash
! Call NJ. r.. from II to 3 o'clock. 3I9 West
26th st. bell 26