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MORE PAY FoR Mi 0op1-a.

r-.--- go -,-7s March ls-Ntne thousand ope~-
II --= F51l-c and Everett mills began VI
M q new wage schedule TODAY 7rcr ,-7l t'- Work
~ peg cent increase The increase s-.-.5=I
---- ---7-..a operatives in tho Arlfne-oT --.rIt
- Iv - s-5e- -I--eh J. and on Jsngz~-- X
e-------- --'- ana Prospect mills $500 - az
iss7 were given q 10 per cent trC-esesl thousand
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GO WELL ARMED IN CHICAGO.

by Telegraph to The Tribunel
Chicago. March 19.-In the Harrison street
police court, presided over by Justice Caverly,
it was stated to-day that in the last two years
more than one thousand fines have been as
sessed for carrying deadly weapons. the total
aggregate in this court alone amounting to
100000 From ten to twenty persons are fined
daily for that offence
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GENERAL JOHN NJ. THAyER.

---1.-. >e1- March ls-Gereral John II Thayer
=-=--s-s-A years " age. formerly United States
Senator and Governor Of Nebraska died ro-nfebr
~-t.l short illness General Thaye- was Terri
.--- governor ~ wyoming In 1873 and Governor
81 ->s.--=-- -qr -FOUR years beginning in 1851 He
---.- --.-- Ne-rzSlz from 1867 10 IN Ie
$500 ---.-' IS an indian fighter in the terri
49, --7 q Ar--zSEa- and fought Ii the civil
-,---- N------- mayer leaves two sons ~afrra- -
- f-S@IJ an The time OF his death -t5cr,gp
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-owER TAXES TO DRAW NEW WORKERS.

[By Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Greenwich. March 19.-Headed by Judge Charles
D. Burues. the voters Of the town to-day reduced
the rate OF taxation one mill instead Of raising 1t
two mills. as had been anticipated. The action was
largely caused BY appeals from the judge and
State Treasurer Walsh 10 be reasonable with New
Workers who come 10 town yearly, buy property
and become permanent residents. The town asses
SOrs had raised the of the Rockefelers Have
meyers, GOulGs and many others who have estates
here, despite the objections Of attorneys for the
New Workers and the board of relief refused TO
lower the assessments.
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HEARING ON BRIDGE CABLE WORK.

Controller Metz and Bridge Commissioner Steven
son arranged yesterday for hearing Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock the respective merits Of
wire and eye-bar cables The Controller IS in favor
Of having the Bridge Department advertise for
proposals for both wire and eye-bar cable struct-
ures for the Manhattan Bridge. Commisslorer
Stevenson is nearly ready 10 advertise for bids
The Controller says that if the eye-bar dvocates
in a position TO submit bids in conformity
with the ideas Of eS- Bridge Commissioner Linden
thai and the Morrison expert commission. they
ought to be allowed to do H. leaving the city TO
nEn
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TO JOIN DENVER TO COAST.

by Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Denver, March 19.-The general agent of the Chi
cago Burlington and Quincy road and other rep
resentattves Of the company here to-day incorpor-
ated the Denver, Utah and Pacific Railroad Com
pany, build a line from Denver to the Pacific
Coast and another line from Denver to connec-
ton with the Burlington lines in Wyoming. The
Denver Utah and Pacific is the name of a COM
panY before organized by the Burlington but
It's Charter had lapsed and all its rights were for
feited.
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ONLY HALF OF ToPAYYAY RIGS som

-, --- -- ne Persian rugs collected BY H r
Iopaaa set Ter sale Yesterday A. NJ %, 80
= ----5 were offered, owing 10 the small s++s-5a-.
--e 20 me stormy weather There ave 80 80
-=--- -1lz 20 De auct-7nsd OF 5,-f-p ~ -
r---- .-s sale j P-err5-t MORGAN ana 60
-7-- --- acquired many rugs from 49,
-a l1e former having spent II Is
u = --- As u ---ses. AmC-g lie lois vsf
e-- --- y - --E--aL silk Garnet ~ 80 -
-sr-= 81 <-5-.li 4 royal antique Ivan paIses
-' .--.-f- and -zb-z six C5-rer 4 ~ - ~
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.FRIcK BUYS CARNEGIE BUILDING.

by Telegraph 70 The Tribune
P1ttsburg. March l9-The announcement is made
tonight that H c. Prick has purchased the Car
negie Building here for $4,000 Not long ago
Nj Frick, angered at all the Carnegies. IS alleged
TO have announced that he would shut off the
Carnegie Building light. and he seems 10 have done
so by building skyscrapers all around il The
building belongs TO Mrs Lucy Carnegie
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STUDENT KILLED eY ELECTRICITY

Beverly, Mass. March ls.-Perley K Dodge. a
student The Massachusetts Institute Of TechnoI-
ogy, was killed by electricity to-night while con-
Quoting experiments at the power station Of the
United Shoe Machinery Company here. The young
man was sLringlng wires for a test when he came
IN contact with wire which was carving a strong
cUrrel T. He was killed instantly.
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STEAMER cEARENsE FLoATEo.

IBv Telegraph TO The Tribunel
Point Pleasant. \ J. March l9.-The steamer
Cearense. stranded near Toms River Life Saving
Station last Friday morning. was ioated at 4l5
o,cloclx TODAY bv the Merritt & Chapman Wreck
ing COMPANY. and started for New York. She was
assisted by two of the wrecking tugs. as her rud-
der and rudder post had been badly damageu oS
NAorsing order
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cITYs BIG CIVIL SERVICE BILL

The Civil Service Commission. IN report lust
issued. finds that the city's payroll contains the
names Of 5l1+6 employees. who draw annually about
100000 in salaries. OF this number. Il 900 are
in the employ OF The Board Of Education and 4014s
Ia the other departments While the salaries
amount 10 about so 100000 year the city has to
pay out an additional Sl500ooe}o for maintenance
and improvements. and interest the bonded
debt
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GEORGE c. GIBSON.

George C. Gibson died on Sunday a. his home. No
II Garfield Place. BROOKLYN. He was born at
Whi-1y. England, severty-eiEhr wears ago He
came 10 America when thirty years old and took
Up his home IN Brooklyn. He was one Of the
founders ct the south Brooklyn Dispensary and
N-s rs lE'5zstL-e- FOR many years. His death was
caused lE heart disease He leaves wife and one
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De. cAARLEs LouIs EINckE-

Dr- Charles Louis Fi-cke son Of the late Colonel
George i. E-ncke OF the 255 Regiment. died from
p-e-Lla---- yesterday after TWO weeks illness He
was born In Brooklyn t-irry-tLree years ago and
was educated m HiL School. Portsville. Penn he
was graduated from Yale University in 1895 and
rom re Long Island College Hospital in 1900 At
rs --tsl occasion rs was The TaleEicrOriau Of his
class. lie began practice ar his lste Eor7e NSo IsS
49, z.s-- ---.-.---eie-f. He leaves wife and
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STEAMBOATS,.

BIOS ONE a APa fo Rsdas, q rs Sss
FAN, RIVER LINE. Fares reduced. Bos-
ION 81. I've Pier 10, n r.. H. warren 81
Vaet davs and Sundays at $500 =. NJ
Strs PROVIDENCE new and PILGRIM
Orchestra on each. ~ 49,
NORWICH LINE via New London LeaVs
d Mn 800 P. N. strs. RICHARD PECK
and MAINE. 49,,
hartford, Springfield and North. I've Pier
9O F. r.. 1t Of Peck Slip week DAYS only
At 400 p NJ Str. CHESTER " CHAPLIN.
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CAPE BRETON MINERS STRIKE.

threatens seriously 10 affect the coal mining indus
try in Western Cape Breton. began to-day at the
mine of the Inverness Railway and Coal Company
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CUNARD LINE.

For Porto Rico
steamships OF the RED D, LINE viii
sail for san Juan direct as follows:
81 S. CARACAS Saturday March 81. noon
8 $ PHILADELPHIA sat, April "A noon
For freight or passage apply 90
ROILTON BLISS q DALLETT
General Managers. - Wall St
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JOHN r COBB

Auburn. Ne March 1s-John F COBB. che Of the
pioneers OF the shoe manufacturing industry in
Auburn. died suddenly to-day from heart disease
He was ejghry-one years old
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HBRDSNIAN -Long experience with fine
cattle and stock Of all kinds. good mixer.
etc. understands management OF sheep.
also quite a farmer and willing TO be use
ful: married. four children, wife expert but
ter maker; eight years IN last place best
reference. 2. A. Carpenter Bureau, 1874
9th ave
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Female

COOK. First class; understands her bust
ness thoroughly. from soups 10 desserts,
an excellent houses eeper, city or country
not less than $50 a month; has the very best
Of references from leading families. call
SWEDISH EXCHANGE 453 Lexington
ave. or Tel. 4S5-3eth ST.
COOK BY Young Finnish gi.l. first class;
best references. no objection 10 general
housevvorz In small family Dau BLOOM =.
1870 Lexington ave. OF Tel l4O2-Harlem-
CHAAiBERMAID and sEAMsTREss.-By
Scotch Protestant particularly neat re-
fined young woman. best references city OF
country j. r.. Mrs. Golfers ~ West
COOK. maid or general homework; young.
strong and neat with good references:
private family or small hotel Call Mrs
WAGNER'S EMP. BUREAU. 426 4th-ave..
bet. 18th and SOth SITS, or Tel 245o-Madi-
son.
CHAMRERMAID and seamstress; neat
capable woman. excellent references D..
phone is64-CheIsea.
CHANrBERMAID and WAITRESS. - BY
young Swedish girl, can sew well; in
good. small private family; very neat and
clean. best references. call SWEDISH Elk
CHANGE, 453 Lexington ave.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITING or general
homework. by two able coiored women
from the South. viii 90 together or sep
arateIy. bosr references. call VAIDEN'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, % Fleet ST.
Brook yn. or Tel 42O6 J-Maiu.
DAYS WORK.-By American woman: or
bv the week. Mrs. MIXERS. "a Maujer
st, Brooklyn.
DAYS WORK.-By strong woman, 10 60
out washing. ironing and cleaning Mrs
DYKElIAN, 43s East 12lst st., basement.
DAYS WORK Respectable woman as
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Domestic SITUATIONS WANTED.

Situations Wanted-Male and Femaie--
TSC1Ir lines mot exceeding - words). thres
Insertions. IS cents; seven insertions, 80
cents exceeding "a words and less than 40
words three insertions. 30 cents: seven In
sertfons 90 cents.
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n. z, n. H. e HARTFORD r r
Trains depart from Grand Central station.
42d st and 4th Ave. as follows Tor
BOSTON. via New London s Prov
u 1900 x 1892 A n - 800.
'x1O1, x 300. 1850 . 50e.
aSi2OO ? n via WliIiuautic-tfs.
A NJ. 1900 j. NJ via Spfd-t9o0
A NJ, 1900. = 4.0O I'll 90 p "
WORCEST TER and FITCHBCRG. VIA Put
NANl-r3 p II
I4AEEVILL.E and NORFOT-(-5s-4 A. u,
IS 81 p ri
Ct harrington Stockbridze. Lsno1 Pi-ts-
feld-t4 so. TS.44 8 NJ 1881 N
Ticket offices at CG~arE Central station
and Cl25th ST also at c26l- 11s5 elsa
Bway. c25 Union Square C1s2 Fifth Ave,
C24a Columbus Ave. c6f9 Madison ave,
C2l3 w 12Srh St G7aS Third Ave IN
Brooklyn. C342 $50 Fulton So SEQ q way.
'Dai-y TENceT- SUNDAYS. 'Stops a.
18th St NSjCps ar 18th ST. sundays only.
rParlor Car Limited Ess dining car
CParlOr and Sleeping Car yiuksJs also
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HOUSECLEANING withdrawing. kalso-
mining; crOCkeTy and glassware care
fully packed. reference CHARLES p.
MENGi, 864 West both street.
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s-L--E = MIXER. practical. is 1pe- FOR
-t--.r ~ SGD examine and report IA
prorerr.-f EXPLOIT. Tribune r-----,----
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READ1NG SUSTGm
New JERSEY CENTRAL R.R.

-r ttooL Laoerty 81. ". R
-lli-s SHOWN below IS from Llbert,- a.
Vest 90 s. leaves 10 minutes earI.s-. e.
eePE as noted " Designating mars
- 90 a - E-=l1 = -4z4I4EA ALLENTOWN
AID MALCH CHUNK - 40O as
Eastonl 2 10 a. II. 10. 4 40. 90 055 As
EaSton only) p. u. sun "A % a So
~. Loo go aud 500 p NJ
A NJ, 10. 500 P. II sTnf1vs - 59
A 81. 500 r ~
4KEMooP Pm LLA.551EzH 5IC TOMS
A II. 100. a5.OO. x6 Os Izzswood snd
Lakehurst. S8. 20. Cab p 81 su15svs
$50 A n go lakewood and LAKE
atlantic CTTT-se 40 A. N. Je,3 A0P N
LONG BRANCH AEBCRY PARK. OCEAN
GSgN r, POINT PLEASANT AND SEA-
SHORE TS-Z4 90. s so. II. 30 A 81
KID - -. go $50, 5l& OF Sundays,
except ocean Grove. 400. Q % A. 81 40.
ATLANTIC bids. sEABRIGHr. NON
z40O. $3.50. S. so, 80 A N IN I7a
80 $50 2. ~ sundays. 900 A. u.
PHILADELPHIA - Fl 50. uTO0. 1sO0
g %. ms100O. III 90 A. " u,sf7 nj
nj 90, % 90 a8 90. - 90 r1a5O0 ~--5 i6
200. $500. 800. 5000 P. n. 5sI2I5
BALTIMORE AND wAsHDGToN-sO
m'lO.0o. ~ 90. m-2o 90. mS'40O. '8OO.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTsvTLL.s
AND WILLIAMSON - z400. "A 81
$500 '91o 1000. 100 A. n P-s5irF
only. : LOO. %. 200 P. NJ CRsa5.ng
30 p. NJ
DAILY TDatly except sunday. SSu--ays
{Farlor cars only. Via TaC.a1ua. aElN-eur
Saturdays mDiuing car XSarIr5zys only.
ZErom Liberty ST only
From Twenry-thiFd Street % p ~,
CO 80 p. NJ. s12g0 p. IL. "A SO p H.
1l1-5O p N. k3- % p 81
Ofhcss: Liberty 81. West 90 St, s ss--r
House, 261. 434 1900. 1854 Broadway. Is2
6th Ave, 2S1 18th Ave. . Union SQUARE
West, 2TeS 80 Ave. 27S West 125Lh ST as
Columbus Ave. New York; 342. 343 G48.
SEQ Fulton St. Brooklyn. $50 Broadway.
williamsburg. New York Transfer 60.
calls for and checks baggage 70 destination
". g. BE5LER c. u BURT
Vics-Prss- & Gan- Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Agent
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RAILROADS

IPLEMMSYIIW WANNA
RAl.LROADo
STATIONS foot OF West Tweuty-third street
and Desbrosses and CortaII,,ot 81 srs
Cortlandt Streets is ive minutes later tnan
tEat given below for Twenty-thlro 9'Ies-
FOR THE WEST
'I55 A NJ CHICAGO SPECIAL.
sIn55 A NJ ST. LOUIS LIMITED For
Cincinnati and St Louis -
a1O SO A N THE PENSSNLN ANA LII
TTED-23 hours 70 Caiea 60,
1.55 p NJ g. II G. A q ., t1eSSl \ - =, "a
AED ST LOUIS EXPRESS
&c SIS P NJ PENNSYLVANIA SPEClALs
Is hours TO tnleago-
Il SIS r NJ CHICAGO LIMITED.
$3.50 T. III WESTERN EXPRESS.
IS p p NJ. ST LOUIS AND CINclN-
NAII E%F EhsSS-
rs p NJ Pacific EXPRESS .-
IS . p. NJ. CLEVELAND AND CINCIN-
MATT EXPRESS
20 So p. NJ PITTSBC RICH oFL-t IT,
WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH
- 90 s -. 20 %. g. so 10 - a. n. IL %
sa25 - 3. ass. s5.55. IS ,. N. Y. 10
night. sunday SO. - y. 10 20 q, m. m
'I25J (a3.2J. Congressional Llnlted q
a. %. a .. 455. 1915. 925 g. M. ~ ~
SOUTHERN RAILWAY. - 10 50. q. ..
40 z M. n 10 a. NJ m, 4ails' go
u . ann A@+4AAA-N'+r
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-'e.25 a. m. ard
9 % .. m. daily. New YORK ana = iofl'a
Special - 10 p m. WeeS-aa4 ~
SEA BOARD AIR LINE ---l--o9 p "a. ana
Il ic a. M. daily SeaDoaTd Fl'I'-i
Limited" '1225 ,. m daily.
NORFOLK AND ~ WESTERN RAIlsNA .--
CT-ES PEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
y 20 a. M Weekdays and 400 p "l
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT AND NOR
FOLK--.T.55 a. m. weekdays and S-oo
ATLANTIc cITY-s.55 a n. and ass p.
m. weekdays. Sundays. '7.55 a m
BR6w9s znEiS-RNI n SE5s-955
a. m. weekdays
LONG BRANCH, AsBURY PARK ocean
Grove North Asbury Park Sundaysl and
Point Pleasant, $50 a. m. 1928. 3 . p
m. and p 10 night weekdays sundays.
y a. n, and i,, Z IS p, rnE1. n.
500. TIPS. .7.55, .. $50. - . $.
'e55, TO IS, 10 IS. II. s. a. m. ~ -.
lbs. 2lo 255 3 = S. $o'. r5s r =,
orIyj, SIS. 's25. $50. 7.55. SIS. $50.
9.25 C955 for North Philadelphia only
sos. sT55. S25. .s925. 95G 40 SIS.
80 IS a. m '12.55. "1.55. -. =. 355.
as. GAS 5or North P6iiadslPh!a
p25 (955 for North Philadelphia only)
p. m. L 10 night
Ticket offlces Nos 4s1. 1854 and % Broad
way; $50 FIFTH Avenue Cbslow 23d St.;
26S Fifth Avenue corner 18th StJi 1
Aston House and stations named above.
brooklyn $40 Fulton Street, 500 Fulton
Street. $50 Broadway and Pennsylvania
Annex Station. The New York Transfer
Company viii call FOR and check baggage
from hotels and residences through 70
destination.
Telephone '543 CHELSEA FOR Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
" W. ATTERBURY. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO. ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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oo,,rsT1c SITUATIONS WANTED.

single insertions cents per line. Sixteen
q -rds seven times cOnseCutivciy. 81. which
81 tiles advertiser 90 have rooms entered in
m Tribune's Directory 81 Desirable Rooms
FOR a period Of fourteen days. Write sor
cir, 1lar.
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City Hotels.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

situations Wanted-Male and Female
-Four Hnes mot exceeding p words. three
insertions, IS cents seven Insertions 80
cents Exceeding p words and less than 40
words. three insertions. 80 cents. seven in
sertions, 90 cents.
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WORK WANTED.

Female
A. ALNoNER OF visitor for a private in
4ivldual, BY lady now M he eTnnro,- ~ a
p----al--rropic society ~ this civ highest
-75E-tLces As % fitness and respCrslbiALJ
-1-aie7s Mrs /, SOS East 1871 ST.
soNERNESs. CONPANIOT- V-7I--T- -
--@.s- aoroad. highest references Gov
--NL9S. 2+52 7th ave. PAGES.
GoVERNEss or CoNPANI0N-Bv bigblv
-g-Ai.eoae1 Swiss lady. college gradu-
-.-. --ei-- 2 te-l--. German. English music.
experienced teacher and European rrs,.s1Ie-.
highest references GENEt-E -r-trr1ra In,
-o.H t-a9e. 1864 Broadway
Gov Ere, I-SS-y0uug lady. Frenc1. as
--7-s iWO years reference MILE
---(--L-t -sEe ATs- Nqgles. 80 ". 45th e.
COY HitNEss or COMPANION German
.i-a--9F rrlan)s French fueutly- fr fret
class family. 10 take entire charge o., mi
-leA5 good traveller. long and excellent
5-erri'=s H. I2G SIN 81. Union HUI
80 4. 4---s good Appearance. employed ar
D.. ts--- y ATst class lalrdressiug eEtab-
.-7.--'-7-. cesires position IL hotel ~ barber
SHOP 4 N-- 2il East 36th street
foJNG WoAAS wishes 20 do writing at
lo--e eco ess.ng preferred. good pennan
Mrs Prick. 455 West 44rh ST
YOUNG LADY wishes work three Or four
--- -e.-s assist children or in doctor's
l.s NcsfEaaa ave, Brooklyn
YOUNG WOMAN would IKE 10 get Dlsln
Sing - some work 20 do az hone
---s' 8 4I-E---s 900 Weft S7th 81
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Situations Wantcd-Male and Female
Four lines mot exceeding p words). three
insertions, Is cents seven insertions 30
Genus. Exceeding "A WORDS and less than 40
words, three Insertions 80 cents; seven in
sertiuns. 30 cents.
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EAMRuRG-AMERTCAN LIME

s. S. AMERIKA MOST LUXURIOUS
AND MOST MODERN OF
LENIATHAN5.
"Grill Room Gymnasium. Elevator
and A La Carte Restaurant fCaIl at Dover
for London and Paris
Mediterranean Service
TO GIBRALTAR. NAPLES & GENOA
Prinz Adalbert. b.. Mar. .. 10 A n. Nav s
"Prinzessin Victoria Luise- Apr. g. II a. m
Prinz Os<ar. ..... Apr. 10. P. NJ. June
fMcltke. 90 Apr. %. noon. June Il. July -
"Via Madeira and Adriatic ports 20 Venice
fGrlu Room and Gymnasium
Rates, LIST Class. $50, SIS. S11s.OO up-
ward according to steamer selected.
Offices IS and 81 Broadway. Phone 1871
Broad. Piers. Eobaksn. \. 7.
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WORK WANTED.

lg--sg MAN. p honest and industrious
goa Triter -es.res. place with advance
house preferred Eas exUerie1ce IN '-c ChecEe
Ing a ] 3 60 Watts Ct
EorNG NAcS married handy as helper
IN wholesale house REYER 2OO
Young NAN IS desires a position in an
once can furnish best Of reference
DAVID LANCER. IS Avenue c
VOTING Nan. %. Gemar-4ne-lcg1
wishes position IN Office with wholesale
house good writer ana fRur@r. best refer
--- address Julius H0-ze-. $50 Broad
way Brooklyn.
ElTSG NAN, well educated. speaking
aE-ls1. French. Greek and Turkish. de-
Sizes Place q any kind IN or out q city.
references. J. F, care NJ Olympus
81 Vest 2sth ST.
YOUNG NAN. Do with knowledge Of
relca, Italian, English and arabian
CANLLLERI. l25 Waverly Place.
YOUNG MAN. .. desires steady place AT
-ns -alnE where there is chance for ad-
yanaenent. Wages' 50. EMIL ORTHLTEB
65a Covert ave. BROOKLYN.
YOUNG Man as timekeeper. or at any
ming SMELL Z36 West 29th e.
YOUNG NAN. %. graduate m NFs---.T
Training High School v-fth afgl- 49,
experience as t0olu-akey Fssfrae ~ 49,.
- non. VII accept position with good
1C9 80 T.. enhancement Address r r..
1'lN1 MAN 10 has position % offer
"a INK nan -. ambitious and brizht .
anything JOSEPH REIFEL.. CPS Tenth
avenue.
YOUNG NAN, 90 wishes position with
chance Tor advancement. as messenger or
anything has school and employers refer
elscet. A117esE O. K. y West SIN street.
Ag-NI AAE- sober p years old. from
aee-ct--as turkey who has been all over
the Continent and who sresxs e,1er-1,,
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, 1906-06-20

At the annual meeting of the Wild
wood Fire Company held last night
G. q. Eldredge was elected president;
John Bright, vice-president; f. G..
Slaughter, secretary; Frank Sheppard,
treasurer; w. H. Washburn, chief;
Howard g. Buck, f. G. Slaughter,
Jed Dubois, executive committee. An
amendment to the bylaws was adopted
changing the meeting night to the
third Monday evening in each month.
The finest post cards yet issued for
Wild wood, Holly Beach and Anglesea
have arrived from Germany and
will be found at r. w. Ryan's Japan
csc Bazaar, Wildwood. 2 for Sc. n
Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Riddle spent
ten days in Philadelphia and vicinity
on a brief vacation returning to their
Wildwood home on Saturday last.
They are now occupying their summer
place on the sound near the bridge.
Mr.. Riddle preached in Camden on
the Sunday of his absence in exchange
with DR.. Clarence Adams. A pleasant
feature of Mr.. Riddles trip away was
that it both begun and closed with his
having to perform II marriage ceremony.
The most artistic views of Five Mile
Beach yet offered for sale. Original.
2 for DC. Published and for sale only
by Wonfor q Son, photographers, New
Ocean Pier. Il
Lawyer Jonathan Hand, of Court
House, was a visitor on Thursday of
last week.
Mrs. Alonzo +. Jenkins, of Clayton,
hasopened a manicuring and massaging
establishment in the Florence building
on the boardwalk.
Ex-senator Richard G.. Miller. of
Alloway, was a visitor on Friday of
last week.
BijOu Theatre, on the Boardwalk,
Baker Brothers building, opens to-
night "Wednesday and will be open
every afternoon and evening thereafter
during the season. High class life
motion pictures and illustrated songs
by Miss Lois Worden. Admission sc
to all, reserved seats Zoe. Souvenir
song, "Wildwood- by-the-Sean with
every reserved seat ticket. \
Mrs. Mary Gibson, of the Osprey
cottage, ocean side, returned this week
from an extended visit among friends
in Pennsylvania.
Capt. J. NJ. Lowe and wife, ofLouis-
vile, Ky, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. M. Dougherty, at Cedar Inn.
Capt. Chas. Toy and family, ofPal-
myra, have rented Frank Sheppard's
cottage forthe summer.
, 1906-06-20
Fish story, copyrighted, 10 cents. n
A Correction

In an article in a Cape May paper
occurs a mistake of identity, says the
Cape May County Board of Taxation,
that does an injustice to the assessors
of Ocean City. 1t enormously credits
them with a defiant absence from a
meeting of assessors called by the
County Board of Taxation, for confer
ence on the provisions of a recent stat
ute. The Ocean City assessors were
both present at said meeting held at
Cape May Court House on May Goth,
1906, and none showed more interest
than they in ascertaining the duties
imposed by law upon them. They
were not the absentees.