New-York tribune., 1909-06-16
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

Female.
COUPLE-French: man gardener. under
stands COWS horses. woman cook laun-
dress, good baker. six years last en-
ployer. Miss Morrow'S Bureau, III Lex
ington ave, corner 5sth St
COUPLE--spedish. with child. four years
old: in the court-v- wife cook. Iaundress
and ali general housework; man farming.
gardening and generally useful around the
place. horses, cows, etc: neat refined and
well recommended Seahom's Bureau. 400
4th ave. Phone I7S7-Aacison.
CoUPLE-wonlan hrst class cook good
baker excellent lsundress; coachuan:
several years experience: city or country.
Miss Morrow's Bureau. III Lexington ave.
corner 5sth st.
DAYS wORK.-By widow woman: clean
ing OF any kind: willing and obliEinE.
good references. Mrs. Nolan. $50 west
64th st.
HoUsEKEEPER.-B highly educated
widow. 80 in refined home well read
and capable Of taking entire charge chill
dren and help. satisfactory reference II
H. 10s East ltth 81
HoUsEWORK. &c.-Two Irish girls. Just
landed. together or separate. to 90 general
housework or chamherwork and waiting.
willing 70 be taught. wages no object.
17S1-Madlson.
summer hotel; reference. Address Posi-
ton. 65 Central ave. Newark. y j
I.ATNDREss.- strong Finnish girl;
best reference: city o. country. wages
$50. Yields Bureau, 324 Columbus ave
Tel. 7s94-Schuyler
MAID.-By a respectable Southern colored
girl: with an American family; elderly
woman or child. T p NJ. r Q. Box &14.
New York city.
NURsE-North Of ireland Protestant. ex-
rerienced infant. nurse. friend chamber
maid and laundress: both highly recon-
mended; city, country Miss Morrow
Bureau 72l Lexington ave. corner oeih 81.
NURSE or NURSERY GOvERNESs.-By
refined young North German Rirl. good
sewer: best references wages S25-S50- Gail
al Lang &- Boecherer Co.'s Bureau. 43-45-41
West 33d St
wAsHING.-Family washing speciality.
city or country. 80 West 2sth St
WAITRESS assist chambermaid.
neat capable young woman. excellent
liers Agency. 122 West 23d st
WAITRESS or chambernaid and waitress:
small family; country preferred: moderate
wages. n, HofmayeTs Bureau. 153 West
23d st. Telephone 1864 Chelsea.
WAITRESS and PARLORMAID.-By an
experienced young irish girl; best refer
ences, wages S25 Call at Lang & Boecher-
er COS Bureau: 43-z5-41 West $50 st.
CREDITORS NOTICE.
NOTICE TO CREDIToRs.-Notice IS here
by given that the undersigned. william
J. 6hiland and Fred Robertson. Of the VII
lage Of Cambridge, N Y. intend 70 apply.
under the provision Of Section 1864 Of the
Code Of Civil Procedure for Letters of Ad-
mnistrstion, with the will annexed Of the
goods. chattels and credits Of Sarah G
Morton, late OF the town Of White Creek
claims against said decedent are hereby
notified 20 present the same, duly verified
TO the Surrogate OF the County Of Washing
ton. y. y. at the surrogate's once. in
the 18TH dav OF July. 1909.
Dated June 7th 1909
WILLIAM J. sHILAND.
FRED ROBERTSON.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order duly MADE
by the Hon. Henry A. Gildersleeve, Jus
tice OF the Supreme Court OF the State Of
New York, bearing date the 18th DAY OF
May. 1909. notice IS hereby given 10 all the
creditors and persons having claims against
Henry L. Butler and Douglas T. Cook CO
partners. composing the firm Of Butler &,
Cook, lately doing business at East 22d
street. in the City ana County Of New York
that they are hereby required 20 present
duly verified. 20 the subscriber, Henry
Hartman. the duly appointed assignee OF
the said Butler & Cook. for the benefit Of
creditors. a his place OF transacting bust
ness. No East 22d street, Borough Of
Manhattan, City Of New York, on or before
The 9Th day OF August. 1909.
HENRY HARTMAN, Assignee
ROBERT z. DJRLAND. Attorney for
Assignee 80 Church street. Manhattan
Borough. City OF New York.