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New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

decreased na stocks at Minneapolis and Dln,b hsys
Mnneanos h,.oVv oush for the week srnnv
this time ~ now less than the average for
other fair eynnr, ~ me last ten years There was an
advance s The feature of foreign marzss oaus
and Iirh, At budapest Influenced hv ro,-ar,rs
decline OF Inc Liverpool market, with
V,Zsu was disappointing to nron,oto
onen,n Weakness I'm domestic marLets a-o,p .
ndds,' OF the strength piace
sections r,os4 temperatures continued in Western
tho iost OF the crop tone
rysANepion OF complaints about "itl
mere was frost In -,
was nracticaT Ihe fact that wheat in Chi,apa
ny controlled by
80, nervous IN that delivery all dav TSroorobs uas
Norm shipments at 100000 bush exclusive ~
.'Bradstreet' al shipments which were reported hr
week We're $685., 600 bush The locai ~ eApoFts
eash wheat closed follows: No red 9, n9 Ior
D'-h 20 afioat latter end OF NAV: No I Nor.t
81 l4rt TO arrive No
10 10 arrive. both ( q b Wtier'
me corn market Showed nc advance ~ ~ one
yb.. re ON May, but later developments Sig ana
in New YORK wig 70 the drop in wheat and final prices
deciina ~ Oh represented &c on Nav and = 80
eSlie on later months Deliveries uisro ,nt &c net
corIonse ana receipts continued light while wea4he
corn i'm tba IRE, sun unfavorsbe planting No
supplies OATS other grades nominal absence Of
JuIy 80 S,-Ihere a demand for IA
closed ni,hf Gh at one time showed Ic advance and
lttIoN MItlIh sc of top. nosftions anu
tbs anse from the previous night and w. showed @
as To1oS throughout the day. Cash oats bara cineae
20 ~ ~ MIXED. 26 TO 81 ~ 55ibc, natural n,it et
RYFEMsrt @osc ana clipped white 20 10 5sd65c
I%, Nr~ York BARLEY-MarIet nominal WIZ. o D
stret hourl exports for the week according 70 RrI
last week sId .5 go $50 bush. against Az oo3
exports are IFS, bush against AZ SOD eni
ara,pst ~, rh exports for the week 4O7 O02 hush
T,,iy '"1i ast week and 1.S1T.6e5 last vear snce
last year. ouSh' against 81 937
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BEEVES Receipts were 1o1 csrs o ~ 800 go Is'';
S85@s s15i Z 81 5s efas %sfks a
SALE steers rather SLOW but appeared be steady
f @aee a. EIsdSS 'G a4G s01d
prime steers sod sTGx E ssass goFs @ per f6o
co. pulls a. SO 20 and s. 90 extra bulls s. and SIS So
Ra was in moderate oq per n for Inferior to
S25scsa S2s: q.s4 %ssb Ts sa @ s3os@
No shipments Of i've stock or @ dressed a neg Fo per & n
Ton viii take out S 59 haePha de ha for southa
900 ] i%o quarters for schwarzschd sulzborger and
Pei0TS pr 0IS shipments total from this port for the Week
ea az Br se and $500 quarters of beef all
sqIess Sanders IS Ohio steers, 1883 n average So 70
H. az 81 90; Do 1910 ~ s. io 400 H. at s. a.
do fo=G - 90 lSn No. at 81 cows 1920 n, at 81 20:
N at So do a72 ~ at 81 y NJ S6 56 > SEQ toi n do lo43
d9' SEQ H. at s. 90; do, sl7 II, So l do $50 To-
CO Mcpherson & Co: 10 Ohio steers 1906 n average at
1850 h. at So s. SS sS % las y ID So at s.s So tS s
s. d. $50 m at So bui Goo f6 qG s s. a3 g. n do at
8 IS q d. 'a S62 S 3D. at tls4 g. n do st
S. ay 96 9 n ssos at g fed s COWS and & &heers 800 n
DO 1855 n a, So So 26 do 844 n at So 10: do s5
03 3 At g 500 7 NJ DO at So s. r d6 e.
s. 50 at DO y 5 @ n d. a. Ss n a. at m 81 go do 10 n
at d s. SS? S r. do at s. 5 So il DO $ 99 o 50 % b.
bua and Ss d 5s s head ID. go
offerings and 6ccs 35c higher Seins Common mas m IN
s go@a fes 1 @ sod & at $2qss . Per 100 n Dressed calves
yeals and 6aS1c for country dressed with choice stock
bringing high o>
Saes-An Andrsw Mullen: 70 veals, n average at
:. Sanders: veas n. at 81.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts q cars or
47OS head including IA for slaugherers and
the market No sheep were sale to-day: lambs were
slow but not quoaby lower; the pens cleared
Prime unshorn Western lambs sold sS per 10; NJ
clipped stock Offered Dressed mutton was quiet at lo4e
hothouse lambs fair demand steady at s59
S6
Sales-Kerns Commission Co 1+95 unshorn Western
lambs, s. ID average, 81 per 100 ID.
HOGS-Receipts were 2Oi2 1897 head all
for saughterers Nothing doing in live hogs but the
feeling
SaIes-Tobin & Shannon date Yesterday: 81 Maryland
hogs. n average at Sc % per 100 II.
s Judd & pigs. go H. at Sc 20 | hog. 24o
SO 20 roughs. 279 10, at s. 20; stag. go 1b
al
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

o,-,--,- New York, May 1, laos
NofB ri AN cgIlee market "a
gaining points a Thursdays loss ali but one month
fhe ffNn'nc was steady at of points and
tfs market closed steady UNCHANGED roi,.-
hgher sales we're reported 1880 bags The bigbeT
cpernS attributed 20 light Brazilian receipts and
S'esny French cables Business was only moderately
sctFe. anE oracrs were pretty well divided
reported during the day generally points shova
closing rids of Thursday were pretty well dis
irhuted throughout the list There was some spcbrv
from Igy - January but such operations were not on
Sufficiently heavy scale 10
rhe July e'eniDsup already beginning although july
- TIE nsEt actFc month to that the in
rs7est N May has gone through batch OF no
HaHre closed unci anged i franc higher and
Hamburg was net unchanged. OF
RIO was = reis higher but Santos unchanged while
receipts continued light, with getting
1900 tsEs 1000 previous dav and As OO0
last Iur1ial.v receipts 900 bags AGAINST
- 1f0 last Warehouse deliveries
snd the interior seems % he dependent
ports for its actual requirements.
spot eoee -. steady, with quotations the basis of
The prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool May l.-Closing-W -WHEAT-Spot hrm; No ?
red Western winter No California 7s 6l:
steady: May Is 27.d; July. 5d September. Is Asd
ttbRN[- American kiln dried, IS lUd; old
American 5s 1olad; futures quiet MAY, 5s 9'.d
I.E tanadan steady - 7l-d. FLOUR-Winter pat
efts duI .ss "a HOPS-In London upacnc COasO.
steadv II t5saf2 los BEEF-ENtra India mess strong,
I02s o5 PORk-Prime mess. Western, strong. 75s
H%MS-short cut. "A 10 n. steady. 43s. BACON
C'ut,terIaud cut 30 n steady. Ais Cd; rib
is % "a quiet 4os long clear middes light 2s to "a
snort clear backs 90 10 steady I'd; clear bellies
u 60 10 H. steady Ais shoulders, IL to I3 H.
am Prime Western. in terces. STEADY, AS
Cd; American renned. in pals stesd' ass Oh BUTTER
Good Tnited states dull S0ds CHEESE American
6nes white steady. 60s. ooorod steady Sis 81 cana
dian white steady Sis 81 10 colored stesdy S2s "a
,ATIo oV--Frme city dull. 2Gs 81 tt TURPENrINFJ-
Epirits d,IIi 34s Sd ROsIN-Conmon STEADY S. ed
rETROLEuM Refined quiet, 6Ad LINSEED OIL
STEADY. @5s
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
NEW YORK STATE EpCCATION
BUILDING.
Sealed proposals will be received by ths
Secretary or the Trustees of Public Build
tngs in the Executive Chamber. the CaSi@
June 2nd. 1905. for the entire work Of con =
structng the New York state EducatiofI
Building to be erected on the north side or
TO Swan street. in the city ot Albany
n. Y. and opened publicly by rh@ Trustees
of Public Buildings in the Executive Cham
Proposals shall be accompanied by Ger
titled check or cash deposit % the amount
OF one hundred thousand dollars $500 0OOl-
The Trustees reserve for the state the
right 10 reject any or all bids received II
they consider IL TO the best interests OF tbs
state 10 do.
Each bidder submitting a proposal viii
be required TO furnish a guarantee from a
surety company or surety companies that
il or they Will furnish bond or bonds az
gregating the sum OF one million dollars
The contract provides that the building
shall be completed on OF before the 3lsI
On and after April 3Oth. 1905 drawings
and specifications the form OF contract.
the bond and blank forms for proposals
may be obtained at the Office OF the archi-
teCts. Palmer & HOrnbOstel. C William
street, New York, y Y
One set OF plans, specifications, etc. viii
be furnished 10 general contractors upon
application 10 the said architects and upon
the payment OF deposit OF $50. this de-
post 10 be forfeited II the plans ana
specifications are not returned TO the archi-
tects in good condition Additional eopies
will be furnished upon the payment BY tho
contractor Of the net cost % the same.
Plans and specifications will be supplied u
sub-contractors wishing TO submit gen
eral contractors figures for the various de-
partments OF work, upon reaSOuable notics
10 the architects and payment or the net
cost OF the prints and specifications re-
Quired-
ROBERT IT. FULLER. Secretary OF ths
Trustees of Public Buildings EXECUTIVES
Chamber. the Capitol. Albany y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

los i? m the o5 IoqdGn qSt@reo at
ff4o los The local market sasy with quota
lions ranging from Sl5Gg 81 SOC 81 I Y1s f IN
f57 los. The local market was weak,
i25o 1852 sc and casting at 1926 q 1881 &c, LIE ID
was MHchanged but G 6rm m at 4o5a 4ioe sPELTER
Declined IS I'd TO f2o lSs Cd in the Engsh =" T.
4.65c. IRoN-Advanced TO sos I'd for standard foun-
foandTy northern is quoted at Sl7qsl7 so The
ket for pig iron certificates Produce Exchange
was dull and quotations unchtanged No sales Reg1o
s @ P 81 81 % 81 60 S Msy xus apd s srnS SO s SIS SS
MoLAssEs AS6 sYKurs---Th market for syrgps
lions f0qT 5 las @ oo6 05eaas rs s nrG
Esq soc; New Orleans. open kettle 2sg 42e. SYRTPs
92G pr@e 81 25e; Co fanSy saS i !7 SOC 10 V@' So''
oILsCottonseed oil was hrm and higher today on
gs Of crude oil There 5o Hn m @ profit 81
200 July 4$ So zoo August % $50 iSoo Sep
difference Refined petroleum was reported in good
%Sano W aote at TSM stgHdsrd W whe bb 5c
bulk Sc Philsdephis 7oc bulk 95c refined cases
New York bbls 10 75c; bulk 7c; Philadelphia, Io.7 zoe
PSif PRsdp5s sSS T13 S0 GoTToSsEED 7s5 AS5
ePPude SOC Prigs, sumner TIl yei9" Ma ~
a44%s; ssptembe5 44' a 44';s ?, ana octo1sr a.
msT yellow Al Z ~ prime Thts 45g +6 c prime
GT o9 6Ir OF $50 zoe 4e
to lberal dei5eFes and selling
out by longs the provision market easier most of
session and closed bottom The chief demand was
1900 estimated for Saturday 900 Kansas City
5000 hogs Omaha 1000 and the West 81 600. PORK
sssd I Quoted Msss sl4 5Ga$5 80 family Sls 500
Ms.: 81 soasIs slsssi7 PaeSe 81 s5ss
3uotsa a. s26gS2s RRESssEB sd 81 "a Quoted
7sdeisc. CIT MEATS-Picked beles-steady. quoted
Smoking, 9l2a1oc: 10 n. alac: y n. ai+c: II n,
Quoted: city, 5l2c: country. 6l4G5s.c LARD-Easy.
Quoted: Middle Western S40ds city lard-Barely
steady. Quoted at Sic. Refined ard-Easy. quoted
South America 75c Continent 05e Brazil kegs lie
RICE the market for rice vas steady to firm and
low: Screenings 3l2 3Ac ordinary, Al fair
"a sc; good ordinary % $50 prime. 81 a594c;
choice, 6q6lsc; Fatna foreign, 57s 96'sc; Rangoon
sUGAR-Business in refined sugar moderate
with the tone. however, quite steady and prices
changed and quoted the basis of 5.40c less per
subject a rebate OF 10 points and 3 discount
cent for cash seven days Crystal domnos, TS5c;
Eagle tablets. 7sOc; loaf 6.3Oc crushed. 62oc:
mould A. 5S3c; cubes Eagle . lb bags powdered and
Eagle Confectoners granulated, 5.75c XXXN pow
dered. 565c: powdered coarse powdered andf
dered and Eagle and extra fine granuated 560C;
5S0c 3lz lb bags DO. 575c; Bib bags 5T0c; 1o-b
bags do. 65c: % and 80 10 bags DO, 55c Eagle fine
standard grenuiated alo daIlohG a ,oc' CONNECTION
ers and No l, 300; Nos and 3 52!c; No I, 52Oc;
=. 515c: No G. Bloc No :. 505c: No S. sc; o.
95c: 10. 4.s5c No II, 4.S0c No j.. 4.75c 13.
( roc Nos Il. IS and 16 465C. The market for
granUated quoted the basis of 540c less l
cash. Willett & Gray Total stock of Europe and
at the same uneven dates The decrease Of stock is
3S5.3s7 tons against decrease of 3S7.1O2
week Total stocks and ahoats together show visible
supply Of @27s65l tons. against 362S9ss last year.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

oOTToN-The cotton market lost nearly all Of
Thursdays gain during yesterdays session under active
reports Increased acreage renewal Of Southrn
szF I5e A. @ 5uyns Of Gosty good ehaTsffsrs
lovest pcur the easy decline
a 2 70 - points sales for the day we're estimated at
Ths asrsst opened easy decline Of y points
May ana June, unchanged July and 70 10 points
me cables. while months felt the influence Of the
ssa selling for long account which developed soon
promoted by failure expected materiaize
IN ire belt and the report a. local authority nd-
Is * points net ioueT he market rsfied feU points
i7e Upward movement being led by July, which was sp
again and in The late trading ruled weak and unsettled
1er Southern offerings continued liquidation and bear
3 Boston nav haye bs5 Some inruence NV '''s
southern spot markets officially reported unchanged
cerng conditions in the interior While Liverpool was
better the Of the local opening, priv
soes were an<r besrsh and prices there Welded readily
Indicated increase ~ Ter favor
Ths New, Yor- Sott64 ESchanee weekly movement fig
l-Hs follow Port receipts 1885 bales against 730s
sss against IL as bales last Year Southern min tax
rEs estimated 35 600 bales against 5000 bales last
ls NJ STOCK a. interior towns, ~ lS4 bales against
- 81 bales $3.50 hales
g1t -2 ne lonia o april +o4s5 bales sgaJpst 5f3-
1888 against 02S bales last wear: over
ss 70 mills ara Canada 642 o3l bales. against os7 7s4
a5d0o bales last stock a. Interior
n excess q Septenaber 25 $50 bales against 257 7o4
tses ss eaf brought ;nto sight thus far for the
50 ~ 45elos bales. against I271o516 hs1es last
re hla crop movement IS for "a caEs this season
d@fssed state Of trade Southern mills
pn further -nformation makes change advisable. This
rsts vii show reduction of about 10000 bales from
The rsnge II contract prices in the market to-day
"ss Is follows
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
contract prices in the local market to-day

me 1es market for spot quiet with prices
~ points lgUer 10 90 for midding upland and 10 45c
q Ii-0tng Gulf Delivered contract y. 700 bales
a--@-n spot markets teleGraphed follows: No
s=s-s ard un hanged Al 9%+c; sales. 100 bales
1919 steady and unchanged 9A1c: sales
STEADY and -se higher hale
-a.s..fe nominal and unchanged 1OIsc. Augusta
E1s ara unchanged at 9'sc. sales 623
s- and Unchanged 10c sales. 252 bales Little Rock
-9--.Ie ana sc higher 9i2c. Charleston quiet and
7-,--l Wilmington nominal Houston quiet and lsc
"I e' "1sl sales % bales Galveston steady and
elsfc st 90 sales, 35l bales New Orleans quiet
&C. 81. -bs lower 81 15-l5c sales. 200 bales Esti-
.-- tlfifts = leading points for Saturday: Hous
-, 90 To 1000 bales. against 1475 last week and
80 - ear- New Orleans. = 500 to I 500 bales
sss l2.y ast neck and 65s year: at Galveston
fs' N' ''SN anu "-o-
r.o. rNrharGF special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
r7I business doing sales 5000 bales: and
p 90 American. 700; receipts. 600 bales Ameri-
n - 1.-1ling upland. 800. Futures opened steady
rro-.--.S ..s er on near and points higher late
SD unsettled, y point ret higher 10 ll1
4ss.ss M Nay AID Msy-June, 800; June July.
5Tr-Jcrsber 4T4d, October-Noveraber SD. No
r.--.s-- ner, 90 Overwhelmingly. 4s4 "
Ws--z t5-FlaT.- 463' 'ed- February March 564lzd
n r-o . e5'9d Msnchesier-Yarns steadier cloths
.'.9aiHg are the total receipts OF cotton at
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
New York. April =. 1903
The Carrington storage Marehouse.


To Mrs. \ Smith. Mrs. r. Ford Mrs
Dunn. Mrs Foster, Christina klOtZ. Mrs.
Newman. Kate Allen. Mary Burns. ". ".
Osborne. Carrie Major. John Clark. T IfE
DAILY, James Cummings. Mrs FlandsbeTE.
Walter Hildebrand. George Svartwout.
Lille Stern, Mr.. Schichi. Kate smith, Liz
Lie DunwoTth. Mrs. Thompson. Kari
Schoolmacker. Mrs Talbot. Bridget Nolan.
Thomas Gillen. Mrs p D Hare. Joe Koch
leF Lillian Jones. Bessie Jefferson. Mrs
Weber Kate kenney. Annie Drumm Mr..
+. c. Berwick. Mrs e. RaranCher. Rrfdgsr
Creamer. Eliza Dunn. sarah Atweu r
Lee. Mr.. B. Mclaughlin, Catherine Morris.
VIM V Cahil. Bessie McGUinesS F.
Brady. Mrs. II IinJhai. Mrs 4 CSaUthier
Robert Clark. Mrs. We.lstedt. Mr.. J. Car
ney, Mrs. AldriCh. Mrs. Z Clifford carr
line Haffner.. Mary Evans. John Dahlquist
Stella Cassidy: You and each OF you ara
hereby notified that the time Cor payment
OF my lien upon the property hereinafter
described having eXDired. after due notices
thereof had been given YOU I will Gauss
such property. 20 wit, household goods per
sOnal effects and merchandise. stored bv
YOU or IN your name in the Carriugton
Storage Warehouse. - be sold a. public
auction according 70 tha statute IN Such
3S4 Third ave, New York CITY. on Sat,lr-
day. May Is. 1s0S. at 1880 a. NJ. ana II
the sale thereof is not completed on tha
said date the sale will be conrin,1sd ~ 49,,
same place on every Saturday thereafter.
beginning at 1880 a. na-, until the sale =
completed.
THE CARRINGTON STORAGE WARE
HOUSE
Il y Rlackhall praD-faf,r
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
r \. BlackhaiI. Prop-ietor-

LIBERTY storage * Warehouse COTnpanv,
As. ~ and - West 64th street--To Mrs
NJ. Miller Miss Harriet Banks Miss Helen
Lee kessler. Miss Cora 4. Wallace Mrs.
T. Il. scott Charles Lee Mrs Parsy
Newins y ". Richardson and Laura Gil
len and HolzwasSer q Co. ". Lottiucr.
l. F. Dudley You and each OF You ara
hereby notified that the time for the pay-
ment ~ our lien upon the property herein
after described having expired. after dus
notice thereof had been given you. We Will
cause SuCh prupvrty-to wiz household
IN Your name In the warehouse 90 the COM
pany, % ~ solds at public auction. accord
ing To the statutes iu such cases made and
provided al The auction room ~ ". II.
FI.AT-TAG & son. southeast corner 18th
street and University Place commencing
Tuesday. May 18th lsOS. a. 1O-3o a. m
and cuutlnuiEg ON every Tuesday and
Wednesday thereafter. az the same place,
and hour. until all the goods have been
sold. Liberty Storage * Warehouse CON-
pany. A. - and - West 64th 81.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Toe
The tribune received az their UPTOWN
ONCE, No 1864 Broadway. between SSta
and j1th sts-. until O'Clock 3. ~. A.
Vertisements received az ths following
branch cf1ces a. regular ofics rates until
: o clcck D. n. Viz, 26t SIR ave.
cor sld 81: iSs eth ave cor. ieth - On
East i4th 81 eST Wrst t2d - between
9TH ard sth zves 2S3 Wesr i3S.h - t2sS
- ave between Tsfh and TTth SIS 16es
81 ave. near e1ss al los Ia 49,
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

Female.
GIRL WANTED to mind two young chill
dren: 81 to So a month. Mrs. L. Gold
berg. 236 Pulaski St. Brooklyn.
WANTED.-Cooks and girls for house
work, In respectable families; good
wages; bring references. Wagners Office,
426 Fourth ave.
WANTED.-Girl for general houseworx
good references Apply Apartment 81.
100 West 141st 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

CARETAKER.-By man and wife; fine
house, furnished or unfurnished; long
experience; fine references. WOOL, care OF
Kenisley, 53T East S5th st.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

CARETAKER--By man and wife; best OF
city references. Call or write. 20 West
36th st.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

CHAMBERMAID. wATTRESS.-Py neat
Swedish girl; excellent city references;
other neat girls OF different nationalitIes
Mathewson's Bureau, 500 9Th ave. near
47th st. Tel. S7s-Bryant
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

COACHMEN.-Two, swedish and English:
willing TO be useful; best references:
Mathewsoa Bureau. SD 9th ave. Tel. 37S
Bryant
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

/ COOK.-Assist lsundress: young Irish girl;
| good cook NJ, Hofmayer's Bureau I53
/ West 23d st. Telephone after 10 a m.
| 1864 Chelsea.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

COACHMAN.-First class; single: thor
oughly experienced: careful driver: dis
engaged May l best personal and written
references: city or country. Address f. J.,
157 East 54th st.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

KITCHEN MAID.-Young Finland girl: an
experienced one; has best reference Jus-
sila Bureau, $50 Lexington ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
STORAGE NOTICES

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION
BUILDING.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

| ACHMAN.-Scotchman, 35; single; thor
oughly understands the business: strictly
| sober. honest and industrious; careful driv-
| er; good references: country preferred A
| NJ. $50 West 35th ST
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

COACHMAN.-Colo experienced horse
man; frst-class stableman; careful dri-
yer; can break in harness or saddle; cOun-
try; sober. moral congenial; reference.
260S Arizona St. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

COACHMAN--Colored: understands care
fine horses. carriages and harness; handy
man; city or country; private family: ir-
Warburton ave. Yonkers. N Y
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

COACHMAN, 70, wishes place on gentle
gInans country place: good gardener: ex-
roads and lawns. James OConnor, 81
Henry ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

COAC'HMAN or CHAUFFEUR single.
Is; best written and personal references ;
five years last employer; good driver and
rider;'' competent with Mercedes. Renault,
Panhard cars. Address Private Garage
1850 Madison ave
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
Female

Female
ASSISTANT hookl,eeper aud typeWri err:
Young lady CD residing with parents;
five years experience; excellent reference.
T., r.. 32Ol Sd ave.
COMPANION.-Sw French: aged 2S; re
fined, experienced tutor: speaks English
also German. in private family; now or for
summer, can teach gymnastics. swimming.
shooting; would accept place attendant
or valet for gentleman Address Mrs. Ken
nedy, l3O Washington ST., Newark. n. j.
COMPANION or chaperOn 10 party this
summer in the North or abroad. The
principal OF a large Southern college offers
her services for a small compensation ana
her expenses. Address y. y. G.. Tribune
OffiCe.
LADN'S 5 COMPANION or nursery govern
ess. nv Young Danish woman; can teach
German, music and embroidery Miss Wi
hroe care l-orange. 292 Albany ave.
BROOKLYN.
MANICURISI. I.--Wn call at your home.
appointment nv letter only, Mrs Weber.
2si Vest 24tn et,
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

CHAUFFEUR. - Competent young man;
willing and obliging; private family pre-
ferred; long experience: best references; (;
moderate salary Address D. G. H. -
Douglass St. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
Female

CARETAKER--By man and wife with
best references: woman fine cook: will
will care for house and cook for gentleman
Miss Shea's Bureau. East 42d ST
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

COACHMAN.-First class; married; no
family; aged "a; good appearance: not
afraid of work; DO not use liquor. ]. SherI-
dan, 96S Amsterdam ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

YOUNG WOMAN rehned as ehildre,'s
companion machine. plain hand sewing
mendinE. city or country 81 day. h Jas.
So East l65d 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

COACHMAN. - single: understands fine
horses. harness and carriages in every
detail; goes anywhere. Address Otto Pave
mann. l75 Southern Boulevard. care of
Jacobson.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

WAITRESS.-By young girl. in private
family: best city references. can at 1OI
East 4Oth ~.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

WOMAN, middle aged, intelligent with
experience as mstron in institution he-f
city references. desires place I'm an crtho,Ios
Hebrew institution, hotel or rich priva1e
family; city or country. ". NJ Wolf ISL
"a ave
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

WAITRESS. Protestant: strictly arsf
class particularly neat: Thoroughly un-
derstands her duties: good references. city
or country. A. NJ. Mrs. Golfers Agency
i92 West 23d st.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

ACNDRESS-NURSE. &c.-First class
laundress; shirts, collars cuffs; has
friend nurse. good seamstress: also con1pe-
tent chambermaid and waitress: CITY or
country. MorTows Bureau. al Lexington
ave, corner 5Sth st.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

BUTLER ER-VALET.-Engllsh good reliable
man; understands business perfectly;
amiable disposition. clean. neat appearance; !;
absolutely sober; most willing: highest ref
erences. Worthy. Tribune Uptown ONCE
1854 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

WASHING.-Family washing ironing. h,
month. week or dozen: private house.
cpen air drying: best references So East
I'D st
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

HOUSEMAN.-Young man: In private fam
lily: highly recommended. Apply NJ.
Maher. 72e sth ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

COACHMAN.-First class; aged 40: wants
steady place; city or country; good gar
dener; careful driver; highest references;
terms reasonable. b, Box 10, Tribune Of
flee.