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New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY NAY L. 1908

e. go, iaW The remaining eight were divided
a. working women over twelve hours a
..,,,sse., ONeicro"oed workroom one. removing
=. @ properly 10 guard machinery one; failure
- USt1e exhaust system for the removal of dust
one failure to post notice OF hours of labor one
ana locking factory door one
,us 'he same period eighty-six cases were
brought TO trial resulting in sxty-nine convictions
'eeh olsInissals Of complaint by the court and
0u' cases Withdrawn by the department The total
Silount or the fines imposed was $50
ABOUT TWO weeks before Easter the commissioner
"SS mat 1he department learned that uanufact-
urers OF artificial flowers and feathers in New York
N.y were violating the law relative to the hours
OF labor Of children A raid by three inspectors
l9N''eo IN 'he thlrty-one complaints being made in
liae courts Already fifteen OF these cases have
oeen hnally disposed Of by the entrance. of a plea
OF guilty and penalties aggregating sl2o imposed
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
MANY DEATHS LAID TO POOR HORSE,
Animals Said to Attract the Flies Which Are
Breeders of Disease.

FIRST II was the house fly and now il is the ho-s.
mat must go IL the waters Of greater New York
are not 70 be polluted and many deaths prevented
EDWARD Hatch, jr, wrote President Roosevelt re-
Gently asking for federal protective measures and
now the Merchants Association has taken I'D the
land END or the campaign laying to the door of the
house fly nearly ten thousand deaths yearly in this
city It is TO put stop this seemingly ,nneces-
sary taking off that the Merchants Association is
lending its influence
While the Merchants Association was confning
its activities TO the house fly "Appietons Magazine
has conducted an investigation from which il as
seTts that the fly is only secondary evil and that
the diseases which bring about the great death toll
yearly directly traceable 10 the horses in the
city streets. According the statistics there are
e.eS6.SS1 horses and 173,ssS mules in the metro
poltan district, and TO these the magazine lays
cause for greater number of deaths each year than
occurred in the with Spain. This is because
where there are no horses there are no flies ii is
said.
So great is the menace Of the horse to the health
Of the city that the magazine says: If any species
OF wild animals large in the American metropolis
annually caused the death OF thousands Of people
the beasts would be exterrninated. no matter how
valuable to the owners they might be" In addition
TO this the magazine also charges large financial
outlay against the horse. amounting 10 more than
s5.O0oO00 yearly, divided follows: Street sweep
ing. s21S4.195 carting, s1747 $50 final disposition
s1,1s06S5- Also. is pointed that the cost OF
maintenance Of hospitals here, traceable in large
part 70 the horse is more than 81 100000 annually
and that the total cost 10 the city exceeds SIS
o0o 600 each year.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
DOESN'T IKE THE SITE
Architect Crificises Selection for
Municipal Office Building.

-a-a-aenting on the announcement Of the award
- ,scFIirr Mead & White for plans for I'll. r,unicj
al cr5ce building 70 stand on the triangle bounded
:, psrk Row and Centre and Duane streets
,-.s-lss T Lamb. the architect. said yesterday:
= must express regret that the decision OF III.
-, authorities has been for this irregular pisca
. property. which IS not one on which anv new
,,is'ne erected may be made part OF the CITY
,-o=p e buildings. as is most desirable New
- architects members OF a commission s5
.-s-suE The grouping Of buildings in Cleveland
,- Ec1tn himself Is a member Of the commission
a. Washington. where again they are advocati,-
:. sseouste planning OF public buildings so that
AZ vii also be part OF a complete picture Ebv
..Tl5 not the city OF New York have oonsi5ar.5
- sane principle in the new building 10 b.
srsc;ed.
g-. Lamb discussed what he believed was N.
.sssl sile for municipal Office. buiIding-that of
-a-the-a Chambers street from the westerly side
= TIE Han ot Records 70 Broadway II. said
.ss- Re- personally. and the Municipal AT Society
rsa Govoca:ed before different administrations the
section a this site for any OF the new buildings
= be erected, that the action Of the city IN the
r-chase Of the Hall of Records site and the erec-
tson thereon q the most elaborate OF our city
.-i6lrss should be reinforced By the additional
,r-ohases 70 The west
~ L-a-1b's scheme calls for a-cadiuS Chambers
s-ee-. with a building carried south into the CITY
Esn Park. the assumption that ali the old
rc,-,house buildings viii be removed The arcadia
e Chambers street. east and west would he hi
kscte5 by n arcade running from City Han Park
ra--h Reade street, the crossing OF the arcade
n TIE centre Of Chambers street being the centre
sf 2 composition which is surnounted by a large
----sl tower
This scheme also calls for the receding Of the
tuil511- from different levels principle Nr Lamb
s e-th-sas-ic for, thus making the composition q
-sssrg o. towers, the central tower itself being
h-ss- On resz-7r aF 80
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
LABOR DEPARTMENT STATEMENT.
Commissioner Williams Reports 5s Cases
Prosecuted IN ApriI.

Gl5a-v. May s--CowUissioner John Williams Of
tas state Labor Department in statement given
ect tonight says that during the month OF April
ne 6e-a---1en- did find occasion 70 prosecute
Ire employment Of a child under fourteen years
ef axe Attention Is called TO case prosecuted
curing The last month where factory owner per
siz-ed II locking the doors Of his faSory during
working hours. thereby endangeTing the lives OF
r57se n his ernpIov- He was fined SO, the maxi
r-u-- relalty for the first offence
During the month the commissioner reports that
fs-y-eIErr new cases were prosecuted. of which
tv were for violation OF various provisions Of the
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

r-gar-FFEUR R-Czreful driver and az
-at-s- experiencs II London tra1ic; strict
,%-o--va-zra- reference. Address G shaw.
care o: y. i shaw. Rec Hook. Dutohess
Co. New York
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
WEEKLY LIVESTOCK MARKET.

90 PhiadeiPhia May 3-Receipts for The week: Beef
oalte 40 head; sheep and lambs T154 head; hogs
sic head; caiye. So head BEEF, CATTLE steady
average, best. Sc 254P
% %. medium. s6NSb 75G&J
SASS % cows steady: fat COWS 25as5; thin cows
S2qs3. mich $35qS60 for choice
CALVES steady; moderate supply exceptional stock, $40
- 30 good choice Sc 50aS7 medium, s. 50qS6
al2I a s+eSo 90 grassers and Westerns, $+$5 SHEEP
choice s6gs6 so; good 50 25as5 90 medium. 81 5ods5
SSHS+, heavy s. 50nS6 clipped
Hethers s. 15dS6. choice So 50GS5 49, good
s. .; medium. S4qS4 so common So 50ds3 80. winter
medium <Is7 80: common. 81 5oq$6 80: spring lambs
apiece, S4oSb; winter lambs, Clipped
good 20 choice s5asI % medium s6T$8 90 common. s.
steady: steers. 10'2Gi1c cows SQec; veas 10G
12c 1910: Westerns Ta9c country
dressed gEl0C: extras lie sheep IQ12C, extra
wethers 13c: lambs 13i2a14c extras. 15c; hogs size
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
RAILROADS.
MEM .rE9sEN cEXI.Al
TWO-HOCR TRAM TO PhlLADt-LFE1 E1A+>
EVERY HOTR on TIE HOUR

TWO-HOTR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA Lv- w I'D 81 =
6. so. $50. S 20. $50, $50 10 80, 11-2o. 1i.J0
a. m. so 1-20. 1-50. $50. $50. = 20, so
$50 $50, 80. $50. 1i-jO ?. n >unda.s'
80 $50. ESQ. 1880 II so a m, 80
$50. $50. $50. $50. $50. $50. 80. $40.
10 20, 1I-5O ?. m.
Nv. LIBERTY ST II 30 $50. 100 400,
6 80 600 1000. 1IO0. I13O a m, 1900
noon, 100. 1-3O 400. 400 400. 90. 500.
500 100. 500. 600 p. N. u Is midnight
sundays. 1.30. 500. 900. 1000. 90 a H.
L. 90 noon. 100. 200. 800. ace 500. 500
100. 500. 500. 1880 p. m. Il 10 midnight
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Lv W 23d St.:-7.50. $50. 11-5o a m
$50 $50. $50. ESQ ?. m daily Ly.
LIBERTY ST. .-1-G0. 500. 1000 a IL,
u 90 noon. go. 4 90 800. 700 p n, daily
FOR ATLANTIC CITY Lv. ". 23d st
q so a m G2-50 Sats. cnlyb. 3 20 P IL
Sundays Q 30 a m % p Lv. LIB
ERTY ST. 1000 a m UO0 Sats- oDlyl,
$40 p. m. Sundays. 1000 a. n. . 30 ?. H.
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHCRST.
Lv ". 2}d $3.50 a m $3.50 SaJs-
only. I'D. 20. 3 80. 80 IS 20 Sats- onIy)
p m sundays. 20, 9.J0 a m, = 20 p N
L-v- LIBERTY ST. II 60 1O.Oo J n 4 20
Sats only. 80. 3 40. 40. 500 $50 Sats.
only ?. II Sundays. $50. 1000 a n : SO
?. n.
Time tables may be obtained a. following
Offices: Liberty st tW- 2s}d - TeL Chsl-
sea 3l44J. D Ast1r House. 245, 434. 1900.
1884 Broadway, Is2. 225, Isl Fifth Az.
27sS Third Av.. III West I25Jh st. 245 Co
344 Fulton St, 47S NOstrand Az, Brooklyn;
800 Broadway. Williamsburg. New York
Transfer Co calls for and caecks baggage
10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
BALTIMORE & CHIo R. R

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every othei hour on the even hour,
Direct Connections In New Crioa Stztioc-
Washington. with all Lines South
whsENGoN azf NsT sGFk Ps sr iGo se s en Le s5 an n
WASHINGTON. Diner. $50 am 500 an
CWASHINGTON, Diner $50 am 1000 ann
sfTI9E Ga5 n y to R,Gamo1d q Es os
;Eo{AL SgzLf4 LTP f43S g Pis.r s:S 6@ @ .S% Ps s
Through Daily Trains 70 the West.
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. $50 am SEQ an
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. I1.50 am u % m
PITTsBCRG. CLEvEL'D. $50 pm 100 pm
GIE.. ST LOUIS. LOUSY. 11-5O pm I 80 am
-LN- CIN ST ST LOUIS. LoUIsE.. 8 20 an 10 % am
Orces: 245. 434. 1900 Broadway. S Astor
House. 10S Greenwich St. . Union squars
v. s91 Grand ST, y. Y; 343 Fulton ST.
After 8 ? N. Sleeping Car Reservations
and full information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained az Bureau Of Information.
Number. Chelsea-5144
y. Y, y. H. & HARTFORD r r.
Trains depart from Grand Central Station.
t2a g. 81 an and an 49, as foliors % 70 ,o.oo
= so 30 g 5,6S 20 .t12oo N: 20 Via viii -iGp
rnantic-tFs:Os a NJ. t2:oI P NJ Via
spf; ts;lo A N. 'U12:Oo 'i4:OO. 'II:Oo
LakevfIle & No-r-+ss.oo 4. NJ. -s:as PM
Ct, Darlington. stockbridg- Lenox. Pitts
TicEet on1oes sV9 at a cd. Sd Cent cs5s. srn ard
c12Sth St. also at Gas. 100, C1354 Bway.
COS Union So. c1sc 5th Ave. c21 Col
Ave, c5s3 5th Ave c64s Mad Ave. clos
Cour- s.. 47e Nostrssa Ave. 500 Bway.
'DalIy. fExcept sundays eStops az f2ath
sParfoT oes Ear Lirnieea. ia Has diaisg car
cPsror and Sleeping Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

HOUSEWORKER- German; neat and
erscieut: two years city reference. good
cook and baker. city or country hAtheV-
S7-B-ysnt.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

Howell-what kind Of part has Roweu in the
play?
PoWen-It IS an emotional role for him; in one
a he has refuse drink.-Pck- Me-Cp
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

COOK4-By two swedish girls. excellent
cooks. can take fun charge. good man
ayers. economical reliable. wages $40 and
$50 Ceterbe.g's Bureau, Tlo Lexington
ave Tel IG55-Plaza
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Femafe

NT-PSE. Hous@6sspp~ o. csr--azs-- ov
Protestant woman CC- at-a-- q Vcr@.
reference given state particulars n a.
swe-- Address y n y. E--5--e z sy1V 4
C4Hce- 1854 Bruacwav
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

HOr-sEK KEEPER. R.-Thorough: with several
years experience managing servants.
NouSekeeuer or assistant in hotel Address
Trained Nurse. 115I Fulton st B-ook-yr-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
sEsks AND OFFICE FUR<IrURE
LoeI-BEshBoCE-

= CLE = --Es -Er~cE - 5gs 40.
= --z-t --c.e--tz1 sa-tves EH n
~. sfr-Ee- FiezCe return BOX q
=. e C-arbs-s a.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
AMERICAN LINE l

Lusitsnia. Mayo 10amI Caronia May 1s
Campania. Mays 10arn Lucauia- $500. May 20
M retania- Mayi3, Ppm Etruria May ,
The MAURITANIA & LUSITANIA. the
largest and fastest steamships in the
world Will hereafter sail on Wednesdays,
SERVICE
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
ky.CEEPE- CLEANING WORKS

Cs5est Lz-Eess- NOsJ Modern
~ AND 80 WEST 4STE ST.
-, sep--4Ess B-rsaL Esca5ilshed 1857
-OprAN EDWIN LENT
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

CHAU-FFEJ- r. - Competent young ma.
willing and obliEing, private FANNY pr. I,le
ferred. long experience best - ..
F,+rtalass - Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

F0FECI OSURE O= 4 NORTGA AGE-I
-fU s--actsSa Ma . 2 n. a. -l53 -
ave Manhattan saloon SV-rI-ss. e+-- D
Era1zhsa- A-r7-rs- F~- Mortgage -
Eznff. AuC-i1uesr-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

CHAUFFEUR R.-Inteliig, nj young man, -
l-aIur-.. Iuachini=t- al I-paifr. III 80 10
ga. easslen- car. Clty or cDdHiIS 'l4i .
s---r4@ -.r--rtenee. references. G. l. -
yr--t lssra e.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

COACHMAN and GROOM.-Single; has
some knowledge ot automobiles. good
rider. careful driver, sober. reliah thor
oughIv understands the care OF horses, car
rfages. personal and written references. Ad-
dress Country. Tribune Cn.rVn Office. 1854
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

USEFUL. COMPANION 20 -adv O E-ow1
children. y refined young -acy excellent
ueeclewor1ar- reliable ans. --1Stsy .--1y, ~
sreaces. suburbs or seasLcre- Address 40
vert-e-. care = L hup-s-. 10 Kingston
ave Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
pmeTnU AND POINTS IN

B % 3 TDEs ATR AER f9ISTs EHSEsNS r.
rsTT pTVrP line Via NeVporr and Fait
River Leave Per 10 y. p. foot Warren
ST week days and Sundays a. SD p u
Strs- PRISCILLA and PU URIIAS- OTcnsstrS
on each.
NORWICH LINE. for New Lon6oH ara
East Lv- Pier 49,. North kive-- n Clark-
son St; week Gays Only. 2 ". Pter -
3 22f = $40 p VI. Strs-
CITY of Lowell and chester y. Cha5i1-
NEW HAVEN LINE. for New Haves-
Hartford and North. Lv Pier - 2 2.
week davS eulv 2-45 p. " foot East 23t
St 900 p NJ Steamer Richard Peck
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

NURSERY GOvERNESS caPae's
E1-i. Sit1 excellent rsfz-sEce. VII rsE@
entire charge o. one or -W0 children svea-s
French Ct-- or country = Mss E----
zerald'S Bureau. SOS 5tE ave corner 425
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

CTfAMBERMAID and MAID or WAIT
RESS.-CapabIe Finnish girl; best refer
ences. JussiIa Bureau $50 Lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

ya~TCT- -RIsT. VIII call at your home.
appointment by letter only. MS. "eber'
asl west 24rh -.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
TYPEMETTERs

--yE VISIBLE - Nassau st: c2ts-
r. -e fr~-. al Ela4.-s taken part Pay
- laFga - tr Ta1e.7s. oaSs. Eefnins-
- D-4FeIE smiths
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

ast Express SerNlCe-
PLTMOCTE-CHER ERBOJRG-BREMEN.
Kaiser der Gr---Msy : kronprinz VIM May le
Cecilie. May - Kaiser VIII II May 26
Twin n-SCrew Passenger Service.
PLfMOUTH-CHER RBOURG-BREMEN.
hurfuerst- May q Derfiinger- MAY y
baroarossa- May 81 Luetzow June
Mediterranean Service.
GIB NAPL.ES-GENOA. al II A NJ
T. Irene .-..-.M May K. Lutse- ---. Nav 80
Friedrich =. May f6 +. Albert 60 june .
From Bremen Piers. on sd and 4th sts,
Hoboken
" C. LLOYD TRAVELLERS CHECKS.
OELRICHS & co. No 5 Broadway. n Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

COOK-Fi-st class Swedish cook: very
best reference from New York families
Jussla Bureau $50 Lexington ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

SEKEEPER--By rsspectaole colored
woman: IN small private family: best
city reference Address ?. <. 4sU Grand
st Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

, couple, very small wages; excellent rec
concentrations. OsterbeTg's Bureau, Ilo
| Lexington ave. Tel I055-Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
IOST-BANEBOOKs


LOST OF STOLEN Baakbook No. as4 ass
of the German Savings Bank il TIE City
% New York. corner 4th ave and 14t1 st
ISSUED g FlUu-2Ciscke America 1fsche T-OE-
Nc -. ! o 3 A All persons are eau
TONED against negotiating the same. II
nor returned - the bank on the 9th day
e NaE pos elrllcate viii be issued.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
BOARD AND ROOMS.

es---. s-se--1ous : Cezts pe- l-ne- SIX
- ----=s Se-e- tines co1seCCIiveiy. 81
80 s--.-.es advertiser 70 have rooms
.--.-sS - period Cf fourteen GAYS II
- --.---e-s UI-ec-5-y CT Desirable Rooms
T-s-e .o- circular
~ s-r,---ztfc- concerning Ehese rcor1s
~ = Eaz free II charge, a. the IPtoNh
o. - TIE NeT-Nc-k tribune. 4oe-
--szszz~ he-=sen S6-h ard STR sts-
= s., sls WES7.--Doubie s7d single
-1c-s- r-5rs-s hath. steam hest exec
- -Ghie- references
-sc1 $ SIS wES1--Hzskicgrc1 E5eighrs
---fr--s Attractive house. EooG
noz-1. -se7e6 Christian family: -eIe-e--ss.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

- ISLAND Sumner @cECpi Tor BOYS
.-1yet-e-o=5 public school teachers coach
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

A.. HTS E1tES-S ard Subscriptions FOR
-s --l-s- received a. their ptoHu
0-ls E- -e1z 5-Csc1zy. between 5ttn
a. go SIS s.--sf g o. clock ? y. A6-
---ss-ls--E --rei.e6 - the solozi1g
s-els-- -@e0es q -eSG-s~ o<1cs rates Until
ec-- 2 -tz 80 ST. ave. = .
--E ctr ave. cor 1--E 50 y
Sss- lz-- - Uesr 40 - between
- az - ares % West I25tE st 1885
a. lE--=e- -fth s-5 7Tth sts. 1s2S
ee1 s. - -zS. -e=-- = rs T-e-nc--
20 81 = eve ard any American Dis
~ = -e.sE-z-h &c.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wANrEI

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
HOUSEKEEPER- competent nurse. OF
care invalid. best reference no oojseo
tions u country- Mrs. J. PickTin. S13
Gates ave. Brooklyn
KEEPER.-Thorough with several
years ex2eElence m4naglns N {Las, seTE9n,s: 4
Trained Nurse. 116I Fulton 81. Brooklyn
sEWORKER-By German: neat and
efficient: two years city reference, good
cook and baker. city or country hatIeV-
sons Bureau. s22 6th ave, 4Tth ST Tel
57S-B-ysnt-
HOUsEKEEPER-By respectable oolor-d
woman; IN small private family; pes,
CITY reference Address F. <. ssU Grand
st. Jersey City.
KTTCHESMAID. generally useful; wiling
JusstIa Bureau. $50 Lexington ave
7-ADY-s MAIp.-swedish. massage: hair
dressing. excellent references. city, coun-
t-v. wages moderate. Osterbergs Bureau.
716 Lexington ave Tel lo55-Plaza
T.ADy-s NATp.-=wiss French. IN a Chris
tan family good sewer, no objection 70
country. Write, or call between ana
O'Clock Sla ". 25th St. bell - VI r
I.AUNDREss Swedish: first class; shirts.
collars. cuffs. wages $50 also second
wages So: highest recornTendatio1s- 0s-
tArberg's Bureau. Il6 Lexington ave Is-
lO05-Piaza-
T.AT-XDREss -Colorea woman. 70 Do work
at home. Handy. Is East I54th 80
I-AT-NDPEss First class. DAYS ~ors
1rzt OF week. and washing 10 take home.
city references KING, - ". 6lst st
TArNDREsS CTfAMBERMArp - Good
smart young Iaish gi-l- very neat and
tity- good laUntress. willing and otuginE
good References wages SO % s25 ia
T4I-Rtvsr-
ANNIVERSARIES -Sc.-Firsy c.ass
laundress.' shirts. collars cuffs. has
friend nurse. good sesmstress; also cor1pe-
tent caamberrnaid and waitress; city o.
country Morrow's Bureau. 72l Lexington
ave. corner 5Sth 81
LACNDREss. assist chamberwork. ueat.
obIlginz young woman. personal city ref
erencess city OF country r e. Mrs C0i-
Isrs Agency. 122 West 23d -
NURSERY refined young Protestant Tor
two growing children. two years refer
encr. 80. Miss Sheas Bureau. East
4sd 81.
NURSE EXPERIENCED: IN private family 70
care for infant baby. best u reference.
Miss Jennie Hannah, care HJlstr. 80 4rE
y KSE. By refined German sirl- con. pe-
L4nt. reliable. SPEAKS French ard Ena
lI-a test references. D=t-ruergs Bureau,
Il5 Lexington asv- TrL I"o5-Plaza-
Nurse Young woman. experienced can
take care confinement cases anu house
work call any time. kraft. 3ls +. 56th.
NTRSE-Bv refined North German com
petent in every way. OF az maid CIV o.
country references Mathew sons bureau
s. 6th ave. 41th - Tel. SI-- Bryant
Nr-PSF-Rv girl. wages $50 Cal from
10 - Friday. SATURDAY zn1 MOnday.
J GRAY. 34t West 4sth
NT-FSE -Erzish ma taS. srtfr. charge
- i-farr or y-u0E rNti6rer urI~~-
stands al tcCds- s1-elle-t references L.
= Mss F1IExs-sITs Bureau. tc3 5tn ave.
corrsr "a.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
FOR SALE. II
MSCFHsNFoTs.

IE rsr- --z-y bec and bureau: also
- -z---et A x $40 srh ave
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
FeulaiA

i BETTER CLASS domestic female help
English. German and S-andina ian, laIl
grades ~ work investigated references.
AstheUsons Bureau. s22 9th ave Tel
S7S-p~Naut.
CARETAKER --apable American woman
viii take charge o. hsyEe FOR summer
husband employed viii prepare breakfast
far gentlemen sxcaller. reference NEG
Miss FttzSsraIds Bureau. t03 6tn ave-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

lEHlGH VALLEY.
Foot Of W sd a: CortlsndI & Desorosses SIS z.
-Daily SyIncsv: a125 bs Is e. as CO As rs ..
Nv MA Lv-N /. 3
RursIo F-n-ess "a 20 A II 'e1 20 A NJ
RursIogblc lcsgo Express, sb9 10 AN 'd9 50 4 N
Chfcsgo-T -To-0T-o EIpress ms 40 PN rs 80 p N
THE BUFFALO TRAIN - 50 y . %
Ticket Orices: 355 and 40 broadway
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
OFUR~IsHEp ROOMS TO LEI.
BUSINESS CHASCEs.
NV INVENTION
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

HANCFA ACTURERs of billiard and pool Ia
hles E.EE g-a6e bowling slley builders
i1x-x- --51ss Marx B-ns - Jlion SCus-s
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SHORT OCEAN TRIPS

for health ard recreation Old Poiur con-
fort Charleston Savannah. Jacksonville.
New Orleans Bermuda. jamaica cuba
Mexico. Panama and South America Eates
and schedules on application % MARS TEFlS
TOURS 81 " 3Dth 81. y Y
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No 1864 Broadway. between Seth
and 3Tth sts.. until O clock p m Ad-
lsrtfseulents received at the following
branch or1ces at regular once rates until
o'clock ?. n. VIZ: 264 sth , sye.. e,
Ess+ Ia.h sf oS7 West I'D St h~tpeen
zen s-d srh sves 2s3 Test I25th 81: 1883
a. sve t-,pAer 7Sth and 1Ttn SIS 1928
"A ~. near slst ~ fT0s isr ave near
so-h - fST East I55th 81, 15s fremont
az. $50 81 ave. ard any Arneric2n Dis
tr.ct r,lesraDh ot1no
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BONDS.
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CHAUFFEUR with private family: Re-
Uai.@ and drives any car, !" ErslS
-e.i.5..- and reference iron! private IAN
tls-- A r X. - Soaring ave. Harrison
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEI.

S--E1- Insertions cents - lCe- SIX
---- z----s seven times c-nsec--iVei-. g.
----h entities advertiser % have rooms
s-se-ss - re-i5d cf fourteen Gays IN
--s T-i1u-e-s Directory Of Desirable Rooms
Write e. circular.
--I t-<7--lz-i1- concerning these rooms
-ET b EE6 <-6e y charge. 81 re LpfoEr
GS-e - T-s NsV-EU-< Tribune 1864
E-asEEsv. between ssh and S1th SIS.
UNIVERSITY PLACE.
--1-as--- Nssh inE-sn SQUARE large a1o
So -r1-ls. elegantly furnished ge1e4e-
t. -sss-e1ceS-
SIS TES- I'D S-.-o1e nicely furnished
-o--. ba-l adjoining. private house, I'M
rf-E V-z-a-- -efe-1o-e-
MI RNI>IiEIl -I---c- EooAs II LII
rkp=F unfinished front room and hail
h4s----~ q - 20 West 18Th s..
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CHAUFFEUR, automobile nlachinls.. SsE ,rs,,,
mar. Is. single: good appeaTaHce. -. Is
-sse~er.res- zoi.- reliable. 10 bso hAblts
RTiII1anl J. Il, O. Wooisey ST, Asio'lA'
Long Island.
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Garrett CLEANING.

TIE c. II. BROWN co.
Carpet & Rug Cleansing
-2--o-S East 2e-o STREET.
-=.s--o1es. -Gsl 3ssl-lS4- ssh
-G- E-E DIX B.-wC CuL 1ot 17oZl
Surface on
Z yes-s' szoe-1s1C- II Fine La-7e-s & Rugs
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FenRIa

ASSISTANT booAkeeper and typewriter:
,yuug lady ca. residing with parents;
Eve Years experience. excellent reference
l. B. 32Ol 81 ave
c0MPANIOS, TUTOR--Ezperienoed young
teacher desires place rur summer as com
naufoE to travel al home, wiling 10
futor: references. Box o.. East Orange.
y. J.
COMPANION SECRETARY. - Cultured
,s.,u.an wants F-- engagement OF ss
rhaU.Fyn supervising nou=-kerpef, posi-
.for or trust refined surroundings. C-tf or
-,,tTfr,. highest credentials, Address AhlI-
fty. BOX =. Tribune Uptown - flee, 1864
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COMPANION or chaperon 10 party Ibis
sumner IN TIE North or abroad The
r,riurfpsl Of a large Southern college ofreTs
her services for small com pensaflHh ana
he- -1penses Address \. z. G. Tribune
Cfice.
yA<TCT- -RIST. wiz call at your home.
appointr,e-i BY letter only. Mrs. Weber,
azl west 24th 81
cTF,s ClrSP PFEE y cgng girl -, tn
ssAea Business course tEre1riter r1er-
a,-d sn4 Remington machines wiling u
e-e.y respect J. II. J.. yn v l25ih st
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
Public Accoun---- desires q
gaEeCsnts = accounting, auditing sy
snztizi1g and special Investigations: be
redertis.s. moderate charges Address
Epe-~l~G Tacy york
HELP WANTED.
AAla

GARDENER wanted. competent si1rI-
mar as gardener. must have personal
reference Write Z D. Tribune Uptown
Office 1854 Broadway.
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PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.
RsnAia

TEACHER, - years college experience.
school or gove-ness. mathematics. Eng
fish Latin German, highest testimonials
Il Box : Tribune Office
WIDELY travelled European lady, artist
ana musician several languages. wishes
a. erlEzge1-er: for The summer months
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