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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-16
MISSING NEWARK LADS FOUND.

Two Newark boys who had been
missing, William Smith, IA, of 35 Will
lam street, and James Tate, IA, of 205
Halsey street, have been found in
Asbury Park.
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SCAFFOLD BALLS: THREE HURT.

DEAL BEACH, June 16.-Three men
working on a scaffold on a garage here
fell with the structure and were reri-
ously injured.
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centre of which was a counter display
ing knit undervests. l slipped The
money order into the end tray contain
ing the vests. and as I imagined that
a young woman customer had detected
the maneuver, I hurried away
Persistent Girl Nearly Wins
II Hahne & Co.'S I was met at the
door by a young woman whom I have
seen several times in the last few
days and who has been one of my per-
sistent pursuers. l could see she was
going to approach me, and / turned
and left, getting on a Main Line car
at the door. She also got aboard. 1
aiighted at Lafayette street. $50 did
she.
1 ran right into a dilemma. The po-
lice and city detectives, as well as the
amateurs, are after me, and Chief of
Detectives Carroll has ordered his men
to capture me. There, in front of the
Hotel Broad. stood Plainclothesman
King, of the First Precinct. where Cap
tain Ryan is in command, 1 believe. He
saw me ana suspected my identity. ]
put on a bold front, walked directly to-
ward him. almost defiantly, and l guess
I bluffed him out. for he turned and
walked into the hotel.
When / reached Proctor's Theatre
last night they certainly mad a warm
reception planned. Every usher was
ready for me, and most of the audience.
Much attention was diverted from me
by the mistaken courtesy of the man
agement. believing that another
young woman was the Missing Miss, in
sisted on her occupying a box. OF
course, all eyes, on the stage and in
the audience, were focused on her. ]
felt very sorry for her. So did my
escort, who was a very stern, elderly
man. md scared everybody away. ]
laughed 30 loud at the ~black-face come
dian on ihe stage who burlesqued me
and got so hopelessly mixed up in the
proper formula of the words that ]
thought they might put me out. 1t was
truly a Missing Miss performance at
the theatre
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store Employees Get cash orders.

George II. Rrnton, a fioor-walker in
L. S. Plaut & Co.'s store, missed the
Missing Miss yesterday, but he found
the money order where that mysterious
young woman had deposited it among
the shoe polish on the notion counter,
and he came to THE EVENING STAR
office and got the money today.
In the store of w. Y. Snyder & Co.,
Miss Anna Schmalz, a saleswoman,
found the none order left by the
Missing Miss in tho tray of women's
vests and cashed it at THE EVENING
STAR office.
If the rules of the contest of detect
i've ability are followed closely, the
Missing Miss will reward her captor
with an order on the cashier of THE
EVENING STAR for $50 in gold. But,
study the regulations carefully.
The ruios governing the contest are
as follows:
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The Rules.

First, at the time the amateur sFuth
makes the Identification he or she
must have IN his or hand a p of
The EVENING STAR. If the iden-
tifcation is made before 2 p. m. the
Paper must bear the date of the pre-
ceding day. If tho Identification is
made after . p. M, THE EVENING
STAR must INV the date Of that cur
rent day. Tn paper must be carried
conspicuousiy I'm the hand, SO that the
sas-@ine wo na a can see it without hav-
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cheviots in stripes, c
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trousers with cuff bottoms. I
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and a splendid SELF
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Some lots are small, 9th,
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surplus stock of one of the country
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ranged for easy selection
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Sizes III to 10, White Negligee Shirts, ~
of extra fine white madras cloth, nicely fVC
made and finished, reg. price LOO, sale price
Sizes 16 to 20 inch neckbands, of the best fast
color percale; workmanship, fit, finish of the best,
in a large variety of colorings and pat o.
terms; all have extra cuffs; we'll worth 20, OVC
sale price ...+.:..-...-. s'-.
Sizes III to 20 inch neck, in a variety of neat
colorings and patterns; also plain light and 4 nA
dark blue, all made of the best madras H.tb(E
cloth, we'll worth 80, sale price ..........
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the best of our knoWleI
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
FOrk.
Ma .-.-....-.. - II
Iulr ......... ~ % - L j. -

5".F 5ta5 .......... ...i3 80 i2sS i2s is5 i352
@ Ish I closing Al s9n sa IN mass s6s tssr wa hsasE At ss 80
Tie loai market was stsaay with quoations Eanging
market with spot quoted at f5s Is ID and futures at
IS : ee s gaTee vas q T i VIZ & ake @ a'osa ssirg
l2@sa12-see. LEAD was lower. Els 15s. IN the
changed, at ssoa5.7oc sPELTER advanced as 50. TO
taEa s s az 4eaa oea 0ui IRON Wss 5her in tie
lngsa n3arket with standard foundry quoted at 4s %
nonay Gnehansed on Northern sogteFn grades s Te5s
si7 75gss 80 Tie market for Zig iron certictss the
froduce Exchange was dull and featureless old
level Of prices standard foundry grades are atoled as
SO soase 4o: MAJ SIS 5OSs1s SO. and June. si5 Se9
aoIassEs AND syRUPs-rhe market for rnoiasses
on 7 s'eaSs to c62serTae @ eI ' ots and pretty good
erawals or contracts tsuotatons {9l3g: NC MoLnss a5
ss@a = PE 2oc M SfE fa1 isa @ good good
iss ZINE s's o, f5sy 5as 22s sag advance to-day on
Isaniruiaor lleresI centred Chiefly IL The July
option when s s3ie "a m bss March at = e go b6is
bbs July at a9c Linsed oil is in fairly gced de1aI;a
or not xious eIieTE il appears that slow
pay the prices asked tehne1 @ xhite
bbs s75c and n bulk, &c: Philadelphia b,ls doc zoe
Philsgelphia 70 Sc water White New York bbs 10 75
sPa az in 6e! fi @ yorf sS ~ 5SS Pbiladei96ia
18s5c. coTToNsEED o1LPTime 25ade 2s+e' prime If
g 7.ts &c: Do Nsy s4e5se as gs9e 90
aer yellow March ses as7c good Of sUnne- yeIIow
81 .e 1P1sEED P ht5f o1Ass4iean p sed c
44c; out-of-town 42s3c: Calcutta. raw 'oc LARD
PovI-ioSsTne provision market t ds9Ped fTa dna ssaa f
break in grain closing a lowest point Of the daE
81 COO kansas CitE had 1900 omaha y 900
and +6e West = 0oo PoRK-Steady. Quoted: Mess
s14Gs1 -: family. &1JGS1 80: short eiesr N 20
81 BEEEtT 9uoseia ted s9 Ness o 81 zsra 81 1nd M
ness BEEF p a1ssteadE 3o:s g9eed Basans s2m m
e.c 1sa n i1c $50 ~ &C. & LIT 10 S Quoted:
PcEed hams steady. Quoted; Sc TA5I-.IM .I-
city country. 5S53sc IAFD-saFeIy- LARD 9s@i
Quiet Quoted: 7ssc Refined lard Quoted Sql
America s5c: continnt l5s 587s1l
Esteady Quoted: ole6. 7a71lc. City lard s'eaF-
RICFEThe general market steady to hr'T With with
eoos demand Quotations follow: Screenings 80 s2.
ordinary 4d4l4c: fair A. 1I3c: good o-dinary 's
Sc. Patna foreign. 5=s61@c; Rcngoon ard Bassen- =
STGAR-The market for refined sugar was trTn
with prttv good withdrawals but rather moderate ne"
business The following list prices. subject to
80. 5-sta1 5or1fnos s5c: tablets.
Ies easle n bags pow iered and eagle confectonerS
coarse powdered and fruit powdered and cage coarse
and extra fins grangated. 5.1oc: eagle b cartons o.
% - 5rb baEs do 52oc; Io-o bags DO. 515c: -
and 5Ot bags do eagle standard granuated
S e1c. Sos ana = 75c: No I 4.7oc: ; sac y"
6 SOC: Ne Z SCI; No 9. +5c1 No 10 So:
acd If also The sugar r.ari2et a. New York vas
firm but quiet the T0ou7eut- with dutv faa rr1cS
tes o55 razcaraao So test $55c: r5oiasss sugar
test. The London beet suzar market rCle9
ftes ana fais aei 6 ana d sbes the worlds
visible supply a aono tons
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13

Chicago. March 12--CATTI.E-R Receipts ESTIMATED
market and strong, 81 COG
30: cop 25Q$5. heiferS So 30GS5 80: bulls 50
20. calves 81 5dS7 u stocbers ana feeders. 81 l5I
lower. heavy shipping 81 65uS4 7o butchers
60Ts4 20: light mixed, J0S4 light 81 D.
eIx4 o.: packing S46ls4 CO. pigs. s. 50QS4 40 bulk If
sales J5G$4 65- SHEEPRecepts estimated about
market 70 1oc higher sheep s. 1o
Sd 30: lambs. S66ISZ yearlinss. S6 :51s6 50
and shippers 90G$5. common, 81 d0GS+ 10 CATTLE
Strong to lie higher: fair good shippers. 81 I.d
IS 20: common. s. 25aS3 -. SIIEEP-Steady. s. 5"G
s. p IlANBS-IuiI and loSer: S59ssI -,
East Buffalo. March 12-CAT TTLl5-t5ood demand and
strong prime 50 6a7 st 50 Receipts go
35Oo head: fairly active heavy, 5Qloc higher others
stead. mixed and Workers S5dS5 so: Toughs. 81 25f
g 10 SHEEP AND l4AMBS-Receipts. 4Uo head;
actfve and higher S5gs7 s. few s. so yeariss
So 58dST ewes s. 2JGI 81, sheep. mixed, s@ats5- ~
Kansas Ctt. March f-ATTI,Llttecelpts 1000 head
exporr and dressed beef steers 81 50QS6; fair 10 good
75s5 IS: steers 81 5aEt$5 so stochers ana
,aaders So GAS Southern steers, - -oSs 90 Sol
-r cows s. sudS+: native cows s. oUGS3 10, la--lge
feIrars So 21tGS5 50 4ga$4 So calves 81 "
81 . FOCIS-Feceipts. l. 900 head uarhet si' 70 S
5.lTs4 62l2; packerE' and butchers p ige+ 90 i
"a 35aS4 Az: pigs So o0GS4 20 SHFEF-FecePts oVoo
fesT marker i0l1i5c higher top for arUs % ~ amos
So a07S7 Ia yearlinEs. <5IS6 10 " stef Sei
fings So 7561S6 50: Western sheep S9zSo % S'A'S am
fee5eTs 30 @srSH 2-CATTLE-supplv light steady
80 e. f56S5 90: prime SJ +OHS5 go SH E3EPSIQIiy
, STEADY. prime xethers s. 9t$G II; cuiis ang com
Is s.57S3 80; lambs S5nS7 10, zeal calves 81 o,t>e -
t{N5:s~Fecepts light. steady; prime heayes - 20
st(,,s and heav Workers 81 %: light AcrkrTs - 81
Tirs s. 80; rougns S4G$4 30
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Ne7F IOrk, MATCH
BEES ES-ReceIpts or Is in
Guiding IS cars Saughterers for
trading weight TO-DAY: feeling steady all
OF Dressed be- TG1c
ordinary prime native sides Liverpool
London cattle beef unchanged. No ship
from this port today to-rrorrow
EAIN EA-FSecepts all consigned
local butchers, the exception a head. No
trading Of Importance Feeling steady Dressed
city selling slzG1312c per
country dressed STTi2c
$3.50 head including II cars for slaugterers ana for
market. Sheep nominaIlv firm: lambs dun. but
steady Fairly good sold 81 so per 1Go II. No
prime stock scarce higher
per dressed yearlinEs 1111 dressed
IGi2 country hothouse
steadv q S+G&TO per carcass
H0Gs-Recepts We're A cars. or 4.o7e head in
CI1ding half for market. No sales
ported Up hour feeling steady. state and Penn
svlvane hogs quoted a. soQS5 10 100 i pigs az
81 SGGS5. Country dressed hogs quiet 5GT5zc rb
for heavy n light weights.
sales 1-ester1sy-e--T0bfn Peunsyl-
vania pigs. - per % 70 H.
al S4 go 20 Ohio % 10. 81 go 81
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13

& @ m vs are IL srs 8 ana .saW
no further chang Outside qqo,aons FOR ws-tsrn gss
very irregular quality and value but the range
& 81 pes Is ~tsegs chang se s
and peas stiH wanted at firm prices but Ordinary
Other Florda vegetables are much change New
rsans = saaa stun stun Is Gos % IN 9aittv Bees also
hrner. Other vegetables without material change
ae5ona crop per bb!. 50 5ogs5 30 do Florida aev
Do DO Maine n5es9 9cr 30 sas s. So dc ns Isn per 5
gs % 60 sersey tn Rer s9 q p & per Is6 NJ So ESQ
s. CO. sack 81 cog s. %; DO Eur9pssn Ten
basket 81 5eds2 Is: do Ne 75c@S1 ASP ARAGus cali
si2 do Cissrleston per bunca. soeas2; AIzTIciokGs rs
ieans per b5l s. 5egsa: BRUSSELS Sprouts. per
aa4T 6c BETS chariesen l99 bun Sgnesz g,7s4 sta
1eo punches sSGs5 d. Cd Per Go b6t hbe ~ ss 40
large obi seas d. saa Y per sat' F1SfGa Sfsssi I I
de- b 9s d,es pr bo s ct s. sds So do per arse
81 @ 2ss5 @ ID a per sa ssi 81 n1G1 HsBas AGE ra per ton
0sls DO Danish seed ssG$o' do per Dbl ooa ' rs -
Per 1oRa 90 egs Sa | or do EoFl bef b6l Hs Sass So
S of cSss esEss sas4 - U1If OVERS per 5 s5sf
8 s2xa % 1or9s per ana aaf eabsa per boz sl@s2
GA92hE rs Id:a 7s S Basket Tsss ST ss1 75 HoRsEaADIs
0e n s2Gs5: DO $ Louis per bbl So 50qs3 90 hALt, L.
e hTn iaeS syS % 20 b1I s2asa 80: LETTTC
Ndo: ss ,g white m PsH S gs Pss Dol DO red and yeIiov
per Lb 2sase 50, do STATE ana western o sai,s Is M
crate. do white bag 30 -
sri ycov s24rs2 so County, red and yei!% ~
per blsg gas Cuban standard crate 81 'cP
s.; per crate. 81 50lSl 75 It Z. Fl0Fiqa
car-rfe- 5GTS1. Cuban, s. 5ogS4; u eli II
PLANTS per 100 bunches s3g$5, PEPPERS, Florioa and
Cuban per carrier s1GSI so PEAS Florida. fancy per
baske do 81 5Uf1S5t fAttSL>r-A =
erTnnda per box sIa$I 30 New orleans. curly per
hb So 5aGsS do plain s3GS4; DO Florida per baske
q 25as1 50: PARsNIPs Pc hbi IsGgs1 20 R0MAlEE ,
s1aS1 90 Bermuda per 5ocf1s1; RADISfiES New
Orleans. per bh s29S2; STALLOTS New Orleans Ter
punches, S3GS4: STRING BEANS Florida green Or
wax choice to fancy per basket or cat@ 81 5oes4 G
do fai-. S2dS3: SQUASH. Hubbard. per bbi
81 3oQSa do nerroW s2Qs2 so do Florida and S9eaG
white box. 81 5GTS2 crOokneck
SPINACH Norfolk. colo frame per Dbl 81 759s2; do
average. $1aS1 90: tomatoes Florida carrier Sl49
s. do Cuban. 1JrSf 10: TCRNIPS. Canada rutabaEa
rsr bhI. 81 25asf Sc: do white s2ds2 so
1e0 punches, $1Ts1 80 EoTHOTSE PRODJCTS-BE2F1T
TOPS bush box, 81. CUCCNREFS. 10 l. dozen
sl4ss1 p Do NJ : per box. s21S4 80, LETI,Cf- per
dozen 256fc; Nj SERoOMS. 10. Goa i5c MINT,
dozen lunches, 50T50c: RADISHE. per 100 bunches S2
81: RHUBARB Western per dozen buuches. 40c: Do
Jersey. do
100 large punches. s6Gss: TOMATOES. per 70 $50
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago March 12.-HiGher prices TOT wheat IA
<o-aigo grain markets and a continued Soou '-e
oaS For the cash grain had Strengthening erect
S.1, o the local wheat market the May dsNe '
10 70 sac Oats were 1sc TO l4c higher PROVISIONS
80 inc ia 1719c TO @0c lower. Sentiment IN the
,rFaar pft was Inclined to be bulIlsh al odS' al
though the market al times was nervous 'olIoI =
- commission houses were active buyers cary
N the day because of the firm tone or European
markets and liberal sales OF cash Wnedl I%dle III
tha dsv numerous reports of the excellent cond =
60 # tho fan sovn crop weakened the market
.,,,+a-iaIlv and caused a loss OF nearly ati lhe,
ea-l,l eair The close steady. May opened
&c to &c higher at 944c 70 94%c, sold at s4c' ana
then advanced to 95l4c- The clese was at 9a1sc TO
q4l.e Clearances OF wheat ana hour were elt4(1t
~ 43s 700 bushels Primary receipts were 6o2poo
L,,sbeIs against 7ss 009 bushels on the same day
jas+ year Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re
ported receipts of 3Si cars, against ISt cars last
week and 504 cars year ago
The early corn market was firm because o.
t,gctar abes and continued small receipts III
the +7naI hour the market declined about lc from
az Ii@b potnt because OF Increased offerings IN
Illinois Kansas and Nebraska. The market closed
~ Nav opened lac to CSC higher at 61l4c to
f5s.r sold of to 6+ssc and closed at 649sc to o412c
ToesI receipts we're with none Of contract
grade. . -, hill ,rra,4.
Vas in larger volume than for some time past
Nav opened &c higher at 5519o. advanced 10 ofisc
md closed al 53l.c 53%sc- Local receipts were
provisions were weak scattered selling by PIT
.oasra and hackers and because of liberal receipts
~ live hogs At the close MAY pork was on lilZc
70 zee at sIl 92. to 81 81 Lard vas lVc lower II
81 T2,1. Ribs were 10c lower at IS 6'j-. 49,
" r-gtir,afes recefpts Tor tomorrow: Wheat 3@
cars; corn, 153 ears; oats, 2S3 cars; hogs' -SoV'
heaG
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
GASP QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
COFFEE

\
CoFFEE--herp no fresh feature IN the coffee
t--sav, continued quiet with
Tri-es partly lower uG1cr moderate offerings IN tae a.
r-.rrur reported
bags closed barely steady nTT
5--r-sss9 % steady
g--Eces : decline
icing attributed primary markets and sorsE hat
rre-.r scattering
l..l.idati1r - selling which considered
tut iight 70 De considered sig
uIfca1I s1d there no reaI trading feat atIre me
l-rn-l higher early bJt lost IN"
closing AID Hamburg
l----z-sr. markets loNe<,
.--- ~ decline OF 81 refs ite-
ports 1'-t-o bags. against -lve"
1l,et-l years
r-s5s-z Teceipts 10 GO bags against see
New warehouse deliveries were
= bags excess y the receipts At tae w.
nothing of deliveries at ether
.-a-zrs- 5-.= r-5rrTezn visible SUPPLY
.-Faa 4 United BRAZILIAN Is reported a
- ln7 iasS AGAINST 3 3s4 The market
-r s--- cc=e quiet. quotations On the basis
~ - I'D s-I6c RIO No =
cortrsrt prices II The open market TO
- -
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
r,rpopFlN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool March 1e-CIosns n lIa-c IN
IS ii5sd: May 7s July. = - S4SiRd IS iRd AnaSri
PRIME od 5s Sd Futures March 5s Id
pTrF2-Wtnter patents dun
2s 80 I9arac COAST dull at Il 1CsGt2 los. BEEF
Erfra India mess quiet at SOS PORk-FrnM,e ne "a -
ost at as Cd BACON-Cunberiand cut 20 4 81 I31e M
Lear n1i9GIes light - a n dGI at 9s 90 % b5T
heavy, 10 u. oCl at Slle
Gear ,e =, % ~ ouct at a5s; clear bellies. =
~ Ie ~ dull az 34s SHOULDEI}S--Square !! 20 20 -
70 10 ~ - gos ARD Prime Western IN tlaIcees
fes5 At Ss; American refined in pals STEADY az IGs5
United easy at - IOsyI-'
t4zF-f--anadaB white Arm at SIS % -, Ls4 e,
1o-as T7 al Gas Cd; American finest wfte oiS
lest eoLo.a 60 noIe~ad e3s TALLOWPrtme city weak
"a 6ss Cd TURPENTINE-Sni-its steady al, a. D.
Ca,,rror steady at AID. PETROLtt A--ft@-
Sre5 ouiet at esd. IINSEED OIL--Essy at Us
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13

40TT0N-T1e cotton rrarhst ro1tI0ue0 oll@t 70
r1- positions making 4
the current movement 1fa V2rabls
Of = slack demand for s1ot col
appear be the hearlsb features n connection VIII
market closed
ne all tae
as-7u1s-e1 Opened
.5rar-- rFs after little hes1-
ID gains "a - = points
20 better cables. some
orleans SU,nz n3oLsrate support from Wal
increased sL the 2dvaTce
s.--uz Afternoon became quite easy
TleTL4oneG aE5Fe
she lowest leVei q The session
tz- Mississippi Ills WIZ I1l
or--rnr1- During tHe afternoon tire mar
- 1Ta-erafIv -t-eaces bT reports that New t-ns-
~. nils exception q Fa River, would f-
Unless th-s action should 2" tot
bseTlsn rae
. ucdcCti1a the cozT CT Tnc1o-
f0ISlLal-
--1-=S <rcrl said thar tire mills n the
n. .f-atrghau decided 20 run fuE time
Memphis. Birmingham and Galveston Ts-
- "a sSs.fure absence u spot demand aHd soma
----- -aa- Looked enough So11ulitrlents hao
-o1--leted- - - --.-
rhe Of contracts II tha local market 'o-1sy T
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13

NURSERY CiOVEEINESS North German.
~ vearsr reference from last employer
r--r--a- viii -ak- two cht3tren- c4Ey =
country A P Mss Fltz1isrlle's ; B,.-sai-.
sga 5-n ave corner 4ed st
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13

/ COOK and LACNDRESs. Prot
estaur: excellent family cook. best %
references. city or country A A. Ars
I Collier Agency. 10 West I'd 81
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13

WASHING. -E-NpeIi fenced laGncrcss wants
e. 90 washing 1t home cr 50 oUt oy cay >
lauafrv NorE or Cssaalfg. s&1 er1 rs rs4-
@rs-re Mrs wash. @lS West GIth 81
WORKING TIOCS tx EEpER o. care q tn-
valid b careful reliable scotch w0fEa-lns
with excellent peTs1na! rsferslceS- Ho11r-
he.nsr. care At.tclntesa. - ata ave-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13

COOK By middle aged woman a. coox
arE plafl Tauur--eSs u private family
years reference Clar.c. Go West 4Jth st-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
Helm Wanfed-Femdte

yTTANTEa-A FEW WELL EDLcAL @ ap ~ tncT ~
w ,pousn learn the uew syatsih aIiI irt,asig
.-s ~ tic mechanical srcnugTaphy recently =
here yvhe has displaced tho Old style o. S7 ,
throughout Europe: qualifications AacFess 0A-0
.f3 MasL 18TH ~.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13

NAics.
WASHERS For an up-to-date news
paper proposition; chance to make s25 -
$50 week. salary and commission: must
be Of clean habits and neat appearance
Call after O'Clock. Mr.. Charlton, Room
5f4. Tribune Building
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

,r-,r,,shed bv lrlar.es Barney $ Co. No . B5oa-
x str.et Esw Yorb No. IL South An street
Pniladelpha-)
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13

GARDENER. Ec-COOh. &c--By Danish
c0f1oIe. r1az gar5eDer and Carecaizsr. VIE
-c.x. excellent IaundTvss. friend useful
man citv CT COUNTY Phone IJzo-Elaza-
Morrow's Bureau 81 Lexington ave coz
ne- 18th ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13

GENERAL HOJSE-TOFsEG or upstairs vori<-
by : Young gir. ore year i count-y.
waEes moderate willing and o5liging and
quick To learn. city or t-1t.a rrg- FIahsrrF- 8
Bureau. As Columbus ave. Tel 7+I-River-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13

CrIAMBERMAID AND SEANS-T FIE-SS. .-
BY young swedish girl, exceilent refer
enres: s23. O=t@rb@rEs Bureau. 1iC L>-N-
ington ave. between 5Tth and J.th sts Tel
lC55-Pla aZa-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
eUAle

cffAMBERMAIp end WAITRESS Neat
wiling ooIStng young woman, uoleTat;
~1ges: country % ferrs4 NJ. Afs Col
H.r- ASrrLy. L. West Id ST
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13

DAYS WORE-CoIore5 woman 20 90 our
by the cav takes washing home = "
Brown .Os West 6fsr st
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13

/ GARDENER ER-P-aCrtcal in al branches
outside and under glass. married ase-
81. r.o children pleas state wages I'D
dell care Of AilUs. Huntington L. /
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13

C-HAMBERMAID ana SEANSTR p ESQ -
Coos smart young girl. good. ciean
ctamherIlzid, neat and obllS SiEs, wages
$50. city cr country. Fiaherty's Bureau.
COGK-By young German woUan- worth
$50. viii work Tor S2n. has lS-Inori ihs-
o3T child. references. country Mathew
sons Bureau. So Gta avs --i. S1>-Bfy~
AM.
COOK Nv Iapanese - man. understands
all branches French aud American COOK
ing excellent references. has child four
wears old. city CT country. O. MISS rttS-
x-raids Bureau. 500 sch ave. corner Ia
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13

CARDENFR.-Bv active single man; Jho--
of-rbI-- ezoeriencsd- Al around, gelti@-
mans place: have charge fruits. tawers.
vegetables chickens, ; years personal rel
arercez. Ccmuctsnt. BCx I2J- Tribune Up
toyvu Ofiee 1864 Bro2dway-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13

CHANBERNAID good waitress scat
youn-r German. her fris-.t- z-stIf,stresS -
,asfv's G.ai1. best rete-eEcrs- Mathew So2 >
I.I-reas1 So CJh ave. ueaE istl 81 Ee-
sTS-Pryanr
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13

GARDENER competent; successful = rais-
ing vegetables. flowers. experience Uu
lawns rosds with pouItrv. dairy. horses :.
single: temperate. wages. 50 Car-eaer.
I53 9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13

COOk-FlrsL class. neat. tidy yoU7s
yslIcan. very best q references uHds--
stands pain and fancy cooklI-S- wages Sd
~ s-,O- -l-v o. cos.ntry Flanrrcv's ; Bureau.
sS5 Columbus ave Tel 94i-River-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13

GARDENER or FARNER-By married
man. no family wife as iaUnGfsSs or
dairy woman: both thorough and conpe-
tent with highest references a. TO char
acte- and ability NJ. 345 West 3nth St
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13

I Geek First class swedish cook has eJ-
csilent references. young woman J1ssi a
Rurs az $50 Lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13

GARDENER FARM MASAGER--Ansri-
can. married. one grown daGsater. Soo1
worker: served wears ct the business. sx-
reria2ced IL all machinery, excellent herds
man. used 10 boarding and handling nelp;
s;,ccessgul with poultry. strictly sober. best
references Carpenter's Bureau. ia c-o
ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

CCOK-CHAMBE.EM and WAITRESS
BY TWO ca9aois Finnish girls. city cr
eo,.rsry. best reference Jgsslla Bureau
eSO I.rziuEtOn ave
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-21
CITY NEWS.

The board of public works will meet at o'clock tonight.
 $500 knickerboc1er suits S1.94, sizes s to Is at Upson, Singleton & Cos.
 There will be an anniversary high mass at the church of the Sacred Heart Thursday morning at o'clock for the repose of the soul of the late Henry McIsaac.
 Rev w. II. Eannen will give lec- ture at the Advent church on Cherry street, Thursday evening. subject "A Basket of Chips from Babels Ruins MT Lannen is very interesting speaker. and the public is cordially invited to attend. Seats are free.