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good shapes. one very good style for a
living-r0om being a square shape, some
thing like the third one illustrated. ex.
cept that there are four sides and the
frame Is square instead Of round. like
the one in the sketch Such a frame can
be covered with figured cretonne or WALL
paper flower designs cut ont and pasted
on japanese burlap, or with figured OF
brocaded silk, put on either plain or
shirred. The hunting-scene shades, which
show figures Of red coated riders on gal
loping steeds. can also be made at home
by buying the panels and using them 10
attractive for a living room. a den or 4
smoking-room.
The hend-pEinted shades are also lovely,
ana II the design chosen Is a rather bold
one OF large uowers. they are not very
di11cult, although they have 70 he very
skilfully .colored to be effective One
veET good pattern for such 4 shade =
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The praueanse gown. AZ a general thing,
Requires vaHy eapcrt workmanship 70 be
sncnaua, and ne little home asam-
etreaa" Or Gna ~wumhn who makes her
own eiutin1N must perfosce be satisfied
with soSua iaHB exacting style.
But IN the gown Illustrated some Of
the most didlau1 features Of making such
gown have ben evaded. aa a more de-
tailed description viii explain. The usual
princeeas frock in cut in one. from shoul-
der 70 hem. tne maturiai being gored.
tnSked OF ahiued about the waistline.
such q frock "a, however. most difdcuit
20 mnnage, and an inexperienced dress.
maker would be apt to make a failure Of
tha attempt The gown shown in the two
Cravings h much simpler 20 manage. the
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HOODer'S S AnOdyne, %: soT41S i@1 aS:
By Beatrice Carey.

low and pink beads, the frame OF the
shade being OF wire This wire was In a
graceful upturned shape, and was COW
cred with i've panels OF pale yellow silk,
with painted or brocaded design OF pink
roses and leaves 10 the center OF each
panel At the top Of the frame was a
thick ruche Of yellow silk, pinked on each
edge and box plated, the lower edge Of
the frame being finished with a harrow
ruche OF the same kind.
Another very pretty sort Of shade can
be made by buying one Of the perforated
brass culrasse tops, which you can at
over wire foundation shade covered
with red silk, the fringe being Of red
glass beads. Wire frames Of all kinds
can be bought ready for covering 10 very
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By Dorothy Dale.

three inverted piaitn on each uide OF
the front 70 give fulnesa over the bust.
The gown was made With a deep-pointed
yoke IN guimpe style, this yoke IN the
model gown being OF embroidered cream
colored hatinte, with inlet designs Of
baby" Irinh lace. Almost any OF the hne
anover lacea, such a. mechlin, chanuify
or repousse, lined With white mousse
line or chinon. would be equally suitable,
however; and for a street gown such AZ
the model shown, one Of the hand-em-
broidered lingerie Jokes would be charm
ing and also practical, 40 Il could be 10
made that II could easily BE- removed aud
Numbered when soiled.
The eibow-longth sleeves also showed
lingerie lace frills AZ the elbow, the lace
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NGION. DEIA w AkF MONDAY, MAkUH

and new in novel effects. The singing
and dancing in this entertainment
are well-known features and from the
time the curtain goes up until its final
fall there is succession of popular
melodies interspefsed with gems from
the grand operas. Among the great
vooslists OF the organization may be
mentioned Ella Anderson, whose range
of voice and sweetness OF tone is the
wonder of the musical profession.
1.-THE Yellow Kids" will have an
inning March 26th, 9th and 2Sth at
the Lyoeum, when the greatest farcial
success OF a decade, MoFauden's
Flats. will be the attraction. The
company this season numbers thirty
five people and fine new and brilliant
production is promised.
Mrs. Fiske and the Manhattan com
pany return TO the Lyric Theatre this
week for an engagement Of exceptional
interest. The repertoire announced
will give opportunity for this admirable
actress to show a variety Of phases OF
her art and to display also the versa
tility OF her notable group of associates
in the Manhattan Company. Leah
kleschna" will be the Offering on Mon
day, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday evenings and these added
performances will enable those who
we're unable TO get seats during Mrs.
kiske's engagement at the Lyric last
autumn to see one Of the best examples
Of acting that the American stage has
known. Nothing but praise can be
given to MIS-. bieke and the other
members OF the cast Of the play. The
players and settings will be exactly
the same as in the former performances.
There will he no other chances to see
Leah klesohna;n after acting IL for
live hundred timos Mrs. Fiske will
appear in a new play next season. A
Welcome announcement is that of the
performance of lbsen's 90 Hedda Cab.
Ter" on Thursday evening. Many
consider this the master work of the
great Norwegian drRmatist. Certainly
there is no stronger play in the modern
theatre aud to no character that she
has eaeayed Is Mrs. Fiske better fitted.
She played Hedda Gabler" here two
seasons ago, and has since acted II
throughout the country with tire.
mendoua success. Her associates 10
tuo ohhh viii uo Mhs Nhhcohi Ahts ALilhdl
Mr.. Mack, Miss Belle Bohn, Miss
Mary Maddern and Miss Emily
Stevens. At the Saturday afternoon
performance there will be triple
bill which has local interest in the
fact that one of its features will be a
comedy by John Luther Long of Phila.
delphia, entitled "Doloe" that will
then have it's first regular production.
Mrs. Fiske acts in IL the part of q
young italian countess.
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used matching as nearly AZ possible that
on the yoke, although a vaiencieanes edc.
ing, mounted on net or muslin and nneiy
plated can usually be used In c0mhina-
ton with almost any lace
The decorations OF the bodice consisted
Of Inch wide plaitlugs OF the gown mate
rial dark blue Raiah silk being used In
the model aud a trimming Of handwork
which outlined the yoke
This band Of hand work IL shown In
detail in the third sketch II was made
By making two narrow strips OF the siik
folded double and basted nst. These
strips were then laid on a psper pattern
the correct shape OF the yoke ana sewed
20 the pattern about two inches apart.
lne middle or the space was 1lied by ap.
pllQue embroidery silk ngures In oval
shape, these lgures being Joined 10 the
pas STA lands oy close fagottinE stitch
IN DARK blue sik These silk embroitsr1
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shown In the FIRST drawing IN the plate.
the design being taken from a round
candle shade, although the pattern could
be enlarged and elaborated a little with
very good effect for a larger shade. In
the little shade sketched the work was
done on water-color paper, the poppy de-
Sign being In vivid pinks, soft reds and
deshes OF light purple or violet with
large grHy-green leaves and stems, the
edge being done in gilt paint. On a large
frame the painting could be done on silk.
If desired, the edge being finished with
iat gold braid. The figured cretonnes al
ready referred 70 make very effective
frames made on a foundation Of thin
white cardboard and finished with the
gold braid securely glued about the edges.
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Another homemade frame oi Iuore
elaborate sort is shown In the third ng
ure, the frame having three panels. ln
the center Of each being a woman's head
In miniature effect. The frame from
which the sketch was taken was Of deli
cate green satin, shaded ribbons being
applied In the corners OF each panel, a.
shown In the SKETCH the ribbon work
being done In a bowknot pattern. Ths
miniature heads we're set into the frame
10 oyals, outlined with a row OF gold
spangles, outside OF which was a second
row OF gold braid. There was a ribbon
bowknQt embroidered on the satin on the
top Of each oval frame.
Crepe-paper frames, 20 much seen geY-
eral years ago, have quite lost thar
vogue but among the paper frames mucA
liked at present are those Of the Jape-
nese rice paper in gay col0ringe, set Int
skeleton frames OF black lQcqnered Noo6
BEATRIck CARY.
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waist part and SKIRT being made separate
", although the effect when the gown Il
finished Is that OF a complete prlncesse.
The pattern for the skirt can be oh
tained from any OF the leading pattern
agencies. the model selected for the gown
from which the sketch was taken being
one Of the plated styles. there being
u CORES. each gore forming a side plait
from yoke depth. with an Inverted double
box piait Ia the back. The skirt was
msde In Walking length, as the gown was
Intended for street wear. the skirt being
quite untrimmco There was a four-inch
hen az the bottom. and the piaits OF the
ekirt were tailor stitched 10 yoke dspth
and pressed In fatty the rest OF the way
down
The upper part of the gown was cut on
Ehlrtwaist pattern, only shorter. as
the skirt was 10 be attached 70 it several
lnches above the wnlstina There uere
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20 <lTHE F1OME CIRCI @s55>E3

gown, and that n be sure the fashion iS
suited 20 Jour heure before adopting II.
The mode ie most graceful one on a
welHproportioned woman OF sufficient
height and slendernesa but IL not to be
advised for everyone. The ideal figure
for the princesse gown is rather tall, and,
although the shoulder line ia broad, the
hips and waist line should be very sien-
der. The woman with large hips should
beware OF the tightly fitted princesse
skirt as its plain lines only aecentuste
too ample curves, and a gown with q
glrdle effect viii be found much more be
coming. Later on l ahall illuatrate one
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POOL

A POOL tournament has been started
at the North End Athletic Club. lhs
entries for the different classes follow;
Glass l-C. Sohlegell, j. Bryan, H.
McCIsoken.
Glass 2--William D. Morrow, j.
Sutphen, Ii. Hayes.
Glass ST. Hall, D. Kirk, Il.
Mcdaniel.
Glass Al. q. O'Neal, D. P. DuRoss,
j. Evans.
Glass 5-R Joyce, L. Davis, W. Talley.
Glass 6-R. Firth, II. Spaeil, II.
Roberts.
Glass TT. Gray, D. Conley, @.
Aikens,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Jules Murry's own company, includ-
ing William A. Whitocar, will appear
a. Grand Opera House tonight in last
seasons greatest success, The
Mummy ana the Hummiug Bird,
comedy which, since its first produc
sion In New York at the Empire
Theatre three years ago, has been
presented under Manager MuTry's
direction throughout the United States
and Canada, in manner that has won
for il the most emphatic praise from
critlcs and public alike. This season
Mr.. Murry has surrounded MIR. White
car with q company which he deems
superior in point Of ability to any
that has heretofore appeared in the
play, including Henry Carl Lewis as
Giuseppe, the organ grinder.
Little ERypt's burlesque company
comes to the Grand Opera House TO
morrow night, and Little Egypt Will
Introduce her speciality near the finish.
Many pretty girls will be seen in
dancing numbers. The vaudeville in
cludes Mile. De Lone, the only lady
hoop roller and iuRRler; Hanley and
Flynn, comedians; Jennings and Webb,
comedy sketch Maxwell and Elliot,
the electric sparks; The Marquands,
. European novelty.
There 10 reason TO believe that Ben
iamin Chapin'a character drama,
'sLinoolu, " which Will be seen at
Grand Opera House on "Wednesday nd
Thursday nights, will prove an extrhor-
dinRry attraction. Mr.. Chaplin, the
nlay wright and star, was unknown TO
the dramatic stage only a month ago,
hut he has already made such an i'm
rression that he has been selected by
HlaW 4 Earlinger, the great theatre
cal syndicate, TO occupy their Liberty
Theatre In New York for an indefinite
run beginning Monday, March 10Th.
IT. Meeoh, who plays the role Of the
hard hearted sheriff in MRS. Wigs
lof the Cabbage Patch, coming to
iClrand Opera House next Friday night,
lhRd q legal training in his youth in
iCbkorado and was a deputy sheriff in
lCraods when that town enjoyed a min
ling hoom. He made q good many ar
RESTS and was twice shot in the exer-
ciae Of bis duty. The hardest task he
isver had, however, has been his nightly
attempt to arrest hoyey Mary.
\ "On Independence Day" is one Of
tths big musical numbers in Hap
WARDS new vehicle, 1.-The CRATER, "
coming to Grand Opera House next
Monday night. IL was staged 10y
james German and features every pos
uibls detail OF the Fourth Of July celia
bration In a country town. Lucy DAILY
has made the "hit" Of her career Rs
thollsader Of the big march.
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oad FeIlow,s Apniver.arr.

April Goth will be the S7th auniver.
saEy of the I. .. q. F., ana in order
TO properly commemorate the event
samuel H. Barker, the Grand Master
of Delaware, has issued proclamation
designating the day as one of thanks.
giving.
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resent Wilmington at the Bowling
Congress in Louisville, Ky, left for
that city yesterday afternoon. The
team is composed OF William e. Roach,
j. IA. Pennington, Frank Finn,
William Kirk, Albert Snellenb burg and
Harvey Taylor. Finn Joined the party
IN Baltimore and Taylor left on FIJI
day. The team will roll on Thursday
evening.
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CHECKERS

Chesapeake City and Summit Bridge
Checker teams are engaged ia a series OF
games, of which Summit Bridge has
won two; Chesapeake City. IA, ano
two were draws
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night, the management OF the Grand
Opera House feels satisfied that the
theatre will not be large enough to
provide seats for all who wish TO attend
this performance. IL will be we'll 70
remember that 1.-The early,bird catches
the worm" and that late applicants
for seats maybe disappointed. A small
orders will be received those who wish
TO be present can be certain Of obtain
ing seats by slnding their remittanoes
at once to Manager BRylis. This en-
gagement promises TO be the great
event OF the senson.
The bill at the Garriok this week
offers several features of more than
average interest Mr. and Mrs. Perkins
Fisher portray a line of comedy that
is delightfully."- entertaining-a bit Of
fun-making that everyone will enjoy.
Booker and Corblsy touch new
character, 1.-The Walking Delegate, "
a sketch that has been voted one Of
the funniest IN vaudeville. The
Pecshkooi's Tgoure Of Russian Dancers
is a special big imported act which
promises something unique and extra
ordinary in the whirlwind dancing liIe.
Sam Edwards. comedian long identified
with the Chas. Frohmnn forces, will
make his initial appearance IN vaude
vile, ana host of friends and admirers
will be interested no doubt. Mr.
Edwards has been more or less proml-
nent in the support Of some Of the lead
ing stars, and for many years was fore
most in the fun-making Of the troh-
man forces, as we'll as those OF David
Belasoo, Jacob Lift and The Shuberts.
lie was Leading comedian at one time
of the famous DAILY Stock Co. at
Daly's theatre, New York, and was a
great favorite with the clientele Of that
celebrated house. He has essBye1 a
great range Of parts, and has been
notably successful In "Sir Toby
Welch, - "Sir Anthony Absolute, "
Nero" in Quo Vadis" CattermAl in
1.-The Private Secretary" and Theodore
bender in All the Comforts Of Home. T"
He has already been secured by ChAs.
role ofz "The Judge and The Jury, 4"
which opens at Wailaok's theatre,
New York, next season.
"The Irish Pawnhrokers, "the fourth
edition Of which IL presented by Joe
W. SpeaTs' farce comedy stars, 10 the
Woth OF Edgar neluen, tuo prolluO
play wright, who has contributed many
successes IL the American stage. This
new edition Of THE Irish Pawn
brokers" 10 said to be one Of the
brightest, oheeriest piece of extTava-
ganza yet seen, Astounding with com
ioal situations and dialogue, the smart
ness Of which 10 beyond dispute. "The
Irish PaWnbrokers, comes TO he
Lyoeum this Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday with a matinee every day.
The announced attraction at the
Lyoeum Theatre next Thursday 10 the
wonderfully successful The Smart
Set, " the largest and best company OF
coloIedl artists in the world. The
Smart Set" comes to US this season az
an entirely new production, embellished
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low:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 81; DR.. Buck,
"a /; e. Simons, %; r. Ewing, 81; W.
Edmondson, 81. Avondale-- " Mestcott,
10; KTall, q; Sharpless,, 10; Cox, % /;
Wilson, l6. Lunch was served on the
grounds. A return match will be shot
the latter part of April.
Next Saturday the Wilmington Gun
Club team will shoot at Media. The
shoot will be 20 men to the team at so
targets, the ten high scores TO count.
The Wilmington Gun Club will hold
an all-day shoot on April 18th. There
will be ten II target events and a
merchandise event at 30 targets.
Ihe Cambridge and Salisbury clubs
will shoot at Seaford, next Friday, for
the du Pont cup.
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Mas.msstlnE In Twelnh ward.

A massmeetinR of citizens of the
Twelfth ward will be held next Friday
evening at the headquarters of the
Twelfth Ward Democratic Club, for
the purpose of aRitatinR a movement
for the improvement of streets in the
ward.
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To rass Po.itlon In rlnrlaa.

To Take Position In Florida.
j. o. Conner. formerly of the Insti.
tute Free Library. has taken a posi-
tion with the Melton Lumber Co., Of
Mioanopy, Fla, aud will assume his
new duties today.
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AZ several excursions will be run 10
this city on the occasion Of the first
presentation here Of Thomas Dixon,
Jf. q, great play "The Claasman, on
Thursday, March 10th, afternoon and
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SHOOTING

The Wilmington Gun Club defeated
the Avondale Gun Club on Saturday
afternoon by the following eoore:
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Many a Good Position
has been filled through the small want adv.
Al you want help of any kind better let a
want adv. help YOU fill its
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BASKETBALL.

The First Infantry second basket
ball team defeated the Columbia on
Saturday night by the SCORE Of y to
10 The lineup:
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The announced attraction at the
Lyoeum Theatre next Thursday 10 the
wonderfully successful 1.-THE Smart
Set, " the largest and best company of
coloIedl artists in the world. 1.-THE
Smart Set" comes to us this season az
an entirely new production, embellished
with beautiful scenery and costumes
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Infantry. Columbia.
Alderman ...., forward. ...... Green
Jenkins. ........ forward. ....... Shields
MoOloskey Bradley
Turner. .. centre. 80. Dougherty
Aokerman. 80. defence. 80. Bromel
Hamilton ..... defence. ..,.. Saunders
Field goals-AokeTman, z; MoClos-
key, 4 Turner, . Green, 4 Bradley,
4 ; Saunders, /. From fouls-McClos-
key, 3. Reieree--James Bowen.
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On Saturday night two teams from
the shops Of the Belts Machine Co.
played, with she following result;
Machine Hands....7ll 7S7 7O7-22lO
Floor Hands,. .666 673 6ll-l9iO
Gray and Snellenburg won tirst prize
in the two-man bowling tournament
which closed on Saturday night. The
second prize WRs won by Day and
Sweeney; third, Hayes and Mack /;
fourth, johnson and Taylor; for higE
single, Hayes and Mack. The scores
follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
TOSSED FROM MOTOR BOAT.
- in Machinery of the Goldie Throws
Machinist Into East River.
~. motor boat Goldie was speeding

u-.o. the motor boat Goldie was speeding up the
r. River at speed said to y",DT ssDr SSsn swoty
Tang Island City, was thrown into the
f'-s almost drowned A small break oc-
r'el !, the machinery and the stern OF the boat
ouf'' uf'-.ss.,iv thrown around. vogeisterger was
sss 80 near the stern and was tossed over into
sS s,rv which tied 20 the launch His
ssH s,ruok the side OF the dory and overturned Il,
ss n's' the blow knocked vOselsterser unconscious
So co,s,e was IN charge OF Captain Barrows
'p' "a as his guests three other men and two
VIZ e- captain Robert Fling who is head OF a
sg ,o.- rfesaving company at the 1s2d street
~. mt out IN a rowboat ana pulled vogelsterger
ashore.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
HELP WANTED.
Female.
ii. BATTERAIAN

Female.
II. BATTERMAN
BROADWAY BROOKLYN
require competent SALES
WOMEN IN the following de-
partments:
GLOVES
TRIMMED MILLINERY
LEATHER GOODS
FRAMES, PICTURES
GROCERIES.
Also bright young girls over
10 years OF age as ENTRY
CLERKS; permanent positions.
Apply supt.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04

CHMAN.-Gentleman wants position
for his coachman; young, single man
thoroughly understands his business; care
ful driver; sober and obliging. Address. w
d. Smith. 2es Broadway. New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04

COACHMAN and USEFUL MAN.--SingIe:
care OF horses, harness and carriages !:
furnace: best references; country preferred.
Address Edward. 153 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04

COLORED MAN. sober, reliable. capable
and obl gfng wishes to attend turnacei
satisfaction guaranteed; reasonable price,
references Moore. 115 West Goth at.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04

FARMER and GARDENER R.-Experiencsd;
care OF stock. etc: first class reference:
married; one child IL months. Address W.
II Raymond 2222 sth ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04

COACHMAN.-By married man, In private
family; very best reference nom last en-
ployer Flaherty. 143 West Tooth ct
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
Citations.

VNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK BY
4 the grace OF God fres and independent, 70 Sarah
Richmond ana 70 all persons interested IN the estate OF
Helen Rolls Boam, late OF the County OF New York
deceased as credtors lesatees next of kin other
wise, send gTesting; You and each OF hereby
cited and required personally and appear before
our Surrogate Of the County OF New York surro
House in the County OF New York on the 9th day Of
November, 1908 at haipast ten o'clock
q thar day then and there TO attend judicial settlement
raecrtrix OF the Last VIII and Testament de-
ceased; and such Of you as are hereby cited arc
under the OF twentyone required ap-
by guardian II you have or II you have
TO appear and apply for 20 appointed or IN
the event OF neglect failure So guardian
will be appointed by the Surrogate
for IN the proceeding.
IN Testimony whersof We have caused the Seal
Of the Surrogates Court the said
Supt on Order County OF New York be at
B. P II. fixed Witness Hon. Frank 7, Fitzg-r-
Il 81 alo. Surrogate of said County. at
the County OF New York. the 25h day
September. IN the OF Lord thousand nina
hundred and six DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04

COACHMAN. gardener, operator; Cadillac
White Steamer; competent; trustworthy;
German-American: middle age; single:
understands furnace, carpentering: SIS and
board; excellent references. Coachman, las
East 4th St
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04

COACHMAN.-sfngls: five years family
reference: experienced with fine horses.
Moe. care Mr.. French. 81 9th ave. Brook
lyn
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04

OACHMAN.-Superior. trustworthy; ex-
pert horseman; highly recommended; I;
wife chambsrmaid or laundress. Address
+. p r. 3 Broad Sc. Port Chester. ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04

COACHMAN.-English: single: height.
feet inches; city or country; good ref
ences. Address W. H, Tribune Uptown
ONCE. 1894 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04

COACHMAN.-By young man; married. no
children; good appearance best city ref
erence: city or country: last employer can
be seen. Call or address Davis. 122 Law
renee ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04

CHMAN.-Gentleman desires TO obtain
situation for his coachman, whom he can
nighly recommend in every way. single; in
dustrious. sober and understands care OF
fine horses. X. NJ. Room 712. 800 5th ave.