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New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
The Ssciff Board Ready to Make Its
Report.

Washington. oct. 8
-pr.T INTEREST IN REPORT.-After more
- 80 months OF hard work, the special naval
u u bes5ea by Rear Admiral William Swift.
O---s,5ant of the Boston Navy Yard, is ready
go IT'S report to Secretary Meyer. Great in
- centres in the report, both at the Navy De-
---,srr and al the navy yards for one Of its
lss.-ts Of discussion contemplated the final solu-
- ~ the problem Of bureau and yard reorganiza-
- ara administration and the submission OF a
-, which would avoid the conflict Of interests
I, f-ture between the several branches Of the
- Concentration of and coordination in
=. are elements which have been regarded BY
ss naval officials as essential TO successful admin
isTsrion
beer issued
ooaa' Al[ARP q 4 TzT WALr5 General san
u1o. F,sf ~ star Tera-r-r 20 'See6 , 5. 20 At
,s5-ai als=e1m Building. washington exarination
80 sT.ENANpER N MILLER. Jr. ouar+srnaster
frar Philippines October T. 70 Rdjutant general for
- 'T -1s.ssuaat BEArFoRD r. CAMP. 9th Cavalry
-,r Ts-er Reed General Hospital TO proper station
se-'ns Lee-enaat ol.EER 90 A. 1IchINsoN 5th In
= washington Te1ort . chief signaI sign ef5eer Zee
way e-f cavalry. twenty DAYS.
NAVY
1-,u,snsnt C-auar5er = 81 TAYLOR detached from
1,s--s1sa. 7.as-aanse- DE WITT BI.AMER. detached
s---- N Na-see home await orders
ri.-,sra-t = STMONS. detaced from the Idaho; Il
Washnr--1 f'r special temporary duty in Bureau %
Nas'Est
,s.,--ant = F. GILsrER. detached bureau q steam
s-rree-.lg Salem
-gsasaaa-= ~ 3 ANDERSON ard L r. LACY. orders
Narsl Academy. revoked
--rsr STE7HEN DoHE2-E 70 The Arethusa
T-g- SCOTT. detached from the Washington: q
zs-.e-
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS--The following
movements of vessels have been reported 10 the
Ysvv DEPARTMENT
ARRIVED
or 4--re Wilmington. Kfukianz. the Sioux az
R--z'ar5. BE. the Potomac A. Quincy. Potomac
a. Boston. -as Jrcas Gua1tanamo.
SAILED
Or +The F7r7ra-. from Boston for Quincy Mass
Mss sElT-i from Nevv York CITY Phiiadel0hfa
-re N--r Carolina and the Montana from New Yorl
r.r f-r 81 folk rhe NaU York from New York CIT,
IN Boston. r1a Potomac, frurl Quincy Mass fo1
Boston -re Hull and the Wh7ple. from Brelnertcr
Hoods canal The ToTk-1vn from Seattle f1l
Bai1e wash the Cncas from target grounds foi
G-srrz-z7ll
-h5 ~.s- Tes-al placed n service with q merchant
s,nrs--e-- a. navy ynr6- Nsv Yo-1z
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
PUBLIC NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
PARKS. Arsenal Building. Fifth avenue
and Sixty-foUrth street, Borough OF Man
haitian. the City OF New York
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will
be received by the Park Board at the above
once Of the Department OF Parks until 3
o clock D. m on
THURSDAY OCTOBER q. 1909.
Borough or Manhattan.
FOR WORK AND MATERIAL FOR
THE INSTALLATION OF ELECTRIC
LIGHT AND POWER PLANT IN THE
NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY. ASTOR,
LENO& AND TILDEN FOUNDATIONS.
FIFTH AVENUE FORTIETH AND
FORTX-SECOND STREETS.
The security required will be Forty
Thousand Dollars $40. O0O).
The time allowed for doing and CON-
pleting the work in this contract VIII be
one year after notice TO begin work at
the building has been given BY the Com
missioner.
The bids viii be compared and the con-
tract awarded aI A lump or aggregate sum
Plans may be seen and blank forms may
be obtained az the once OF the Department
OF Parks. Arsenal. Central Park. New York
CITY and also al the ONCE Of the Archt-
tects CarreFs & Hastings. New York Public
Library Building. Manhattan
HENRY SMITH. President
JOSEPH T. BERRY.
MICHAEL J. KENNEDY.
Commissioners OF PARKS
Dated October !. 1903
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
COURT MARTIAL TO BE RgcoNvENED

Portsmouth, x H. oct 5-Orders were received
e. a. -ae~ yard -cre to-day for the reconvening
u --5 1sa--r.r.sl which considered the cases Of
n c-e~ .. --e naval tgs Nezinscot. growing cut
a. r= ca-szrg u r-zt craft Of TIallbut Point.
Cape Ann recently The c01rt-narrial is TO meet
o. wednesday J. IS understood tust the members
n frt CREW. believed n be three in number. who
l1ge -7 been directly concerned IN the previous
EttIss. Fl be placed OF trial Frank r. Bitter,
ci-et hczts7asIs mate. has been sentenced 10 six
4'rt-s -- -r--ouneur and dismissal from the ser
N-e as of one of the findings Of the court.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
AhERLcAN 50 COMPANY pIREcToRs.

-'leetcIs Of the American SIX Company have
Fn elected follows. Alexander Tison, H ".
less q. l. Saklatyala and II W Gwalter New
-'iE . =. Laffean and P. c Weist. York. Penn,
- p D. Cheney. Boston. The following have
'7h elscted 0elcers- President. y. r. Laffean.
7-pFes dent J. - Welst. and treasurer A. TtsOn.
A3-sF oe-ag 10 the hands Of receiver the company
e-inec business ia June. 1858.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
INCREASE CHATHAM BANKS CAPITAL.
AeW Interest May Double OF Even Treble It
Rumors Of Consolidation Denied.

Z. was stated yesterday that the new interests,
including Ex-Governor HegTIck and William A.
-&R. ~ Philadelphia who recently have purchased
Substantial block of stock in the Chatham Ma
N9lS Bank have plans under way 70 Increase the
-sais stock % that institution The present capt
e Is So ag. and the new interests believe that II
Is Increased 10 5000 90 or 8 200go the bank VIII
o5 better able take care Of its present custom
snc Io attract new ones
~ was also stated that the gossip OF consoLda-
-l1 % tie Chatham Bank with one or two other
s-As is entirely irresponsible. and that there is
= ieal foundation for any such reports
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
STORAGE NOTICES.

THE CLINTON STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
OFFICES. 243 AND 24J EAST 18TH ST,
NEW 4ORk.-T8 Mrs. Lena Ackerman.
Mrs. L Q. Al-arez. The American TtssOt
Society. Mr.. and Mrs H ". Anderson.
Ellen Barker. NJ II. Bauer. Mrs. J. Batty
Mrs. W BlOxham Mrs Hattie BOwles
Mrs :. H Bradley Mrs Bessie Brewster
lstored by Elsie Brewster), Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. J. Brown, Mrs John Burns. l. c..
CabraI. Mrs Mary Carroll. Mrs. susie
Casey. Mrs. Mary Casliu. Miss Frances
Churchill L. o. COmisky. Hanah Conlly.
Estate OF John D0nnelly, :. ". Doty, Mrs.
5 Dringer, Mrs Maria Edye, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thomas Evans. M. and Mrs Thomas
Foster Mrs Kate FOater. Michael z GIL
Michael Hoffman. Mrs NJ Hogan, c. 5
Hubbard. Mrs A B. Inor, Miss Mary
Kelly. Mrs. Margaret Kennedy. Mrs. Will
lam kerwin. Mrs. Amelia Knapp. C. G.
Knies, Charles Frederick Knox. Mrs. X
Lawler- Mrs. Jennie Lee. John Lehn, Dr.
Leonard DR.. William Arthur MaCNicholl.
Mrs. Mary McCOvriIl, Mrs. Rose McSherry.
F. Madison Mrs Nellie Maroney Miss
Katie Meade, Mrs. Kate Monahan. Geo H
Nlver and J. W Newport, Mrs. Anna
Nowak. May o Hare Estate OF John
o. Hare Miss Mary J. o Reilly, Miss Katie
O'R0urke, George Palen, Mrs. Katie Pow
ers, Millard Price. Thomas Reardon, Adolph
G. Rechlin, Miss z Ripley. Albert Roy.
Charles Russell AlaRgfe Schmidt Joseph O.
-a-,-i- NJ. TCssrb Gvtras ~ Cr,@L,-t.-, !,
Ward. Mrs. Lizzie West; You and each OF
YOU are hereby notified that, the time for
the payment or this company 5 lien upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired, after due notice thereof had been
given YOU. this company Will cause such
property 70 wit. household goods. personal
effects and merchandise. stored BY YOU in
its warehouses, 10 be sold at public auction
according TO the statute in such case made
and provided. at these warehouses. 248 and
245 East 35th St. New York City on
Wednesday. oct %. 1908. at 10 a m and
will be continued each succeeding Wednes-
day. at the same time and place. until the
sale Is completed. T. G. ELLSWORTH.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
FALLING OFF IN PEANUT CROP.

Petersburg. Va, Oct. 6.-The peanut crop in Vir-
einia and North Carolina viii show a large de-
crease in yield this year. The average yield OF the
two states in previous years has been about z0Oo oO
bags Of Virginias OF four bushels each, and about
10000 bags OF Spanish nuts. II IS estimated that
the crop OF Vtrginias this year viii about 10 per
cent while the yield OF Spanish nuts will be slightly
below 70 per cent The decreased acreage is due 70
prolonged wet weather in the planting season and
e drouth affecting the seed planting
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
TO HEAR crrVs CLAIM FOR WATER.

The American Sugar Refining Companys suit
against the city for permanent injunction 10 pre-
vent the shutting of OF the water ar the rehneries
the city alleging that the company Is not paying
for IL viii be heard to-day by ex-Justice Morgan
J. O'Brien, as referee The ctys claim Is for
s525s
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
DEMAND FOR &. = TELEPHONE BONDS

pe- l' pcr b-rhe SloO0oo worth Of the *
Ne, ~ tAlry-3ear nrsr mortgage bonds OF the
riio... 'A Telephone Company, issue price s., ap-
Es--.'e Tor which were invited yesterday by
w. Dfethers, are Ia greas demand. The lists
-. 'esed before noon to-day, and the bonds
quoted al premium OF per cent.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
DRYDOCK CLASH FE4RED
Nec Specifications Completed for
the BrOOEIuu W0rE

Washington. Oct 5-Just what the procedure of
.5e Navy Department VIII 5e in connection with
6-~d--s no i'm the navy ward IN Brooklyn has
To- t7er settled, but already there are ruuors
thzt there win be more OF less of clash between
Ire Us1Ita acrlrinE department and the civil engi-
1ss-z over the question Of completing the big
work Il is agreed or an sides thar an early de-
c-S1n IS necessary If the work already accom-
pishe6 IS 10 be saved ny the government as il
IS know thar he cement wall already constructed
IS s0Vy moving ia toward the deeper excavation,
and the movement must be checked If the wall is
r ba saved
New snectdcatious have been prepared by the
Bureau r Yards and Docks for the completion OF
TIE 5ocE and advertisements viii he issued soon
inviting proposals for the work. but after tvO at
tem7-s ny private concerns have failed there IS
s-al chance of others n entering the field
Qf the SUN originally appropriated for the dock
there Is now available about 10000. with which
The government engineers could go q long way
toward finishing the dock. 1T is not regarded as
Iro1she mat the department VIII inr-ust the work
% -he rarufa curing department as the necessity
fr the expert knowledge Of the civil engineers
vas Ecize6 when the department compelled the
Williams company, whose contract has just been
sl1l-=L. TO have Q competent ciyU engineer in
dIe- charge Of Ets operations in the navy yard
G0vHrnrnent responsibility for the sewers affected
b. me dock excavation Is REGARDED the basis of
lie suit which i is expected the Williams COM
pan viii begin as it Is asserted that 1t was the
f1R tr1 these sewers which originally caused The
collapse Of the excavation walls ard thar il was
tle duty Of the government 20 cur them of or re-
move them altogether.
A board consisting Of Civil Engineers Homer z.
Stanford. Leonard NJ Cox and George a Mckay
has been appointed 10 survey and appraise the
plant letr ir the Brooklyn yard ny The Williams
comaarr. and il win begin It's work within a Few
DAYS Civil Engineer Cox being the resident mem
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
rCoutract 55I

Contrast o.
SEALED BIDS will be received by the
Board OF Water supply. IN Room slO. 2s9
Broadway. New York. until II a n, on
October %. 1909. for Contract IS. Tor thu
construction OF portions OF Croton and ken
sico divisions OF the CatsSil aqueduct. The
work includes S tunnels on the hydraulic
gradient aggregattng about 81 miles IN
length. II feet high by - Is feet wide
inside: about d25 feet OF Putnam stphon OF
reinforced concrete Is feet IN diameter.
about ST miles OF plain concrete conduit
known as clIt-and-cover aqueduct. II feet
high by ITLs feet wide inside. the bypass
aqueduct the tnfiuent and effuent gate
chambers and aeration works OF kensico
reservoir. and other accessories. The work
is located in the towns or New Castle and
Nj Pleasant WesJchesteF County. New
York At the above place and time the
bids viii he publicly opened and read
Pamphlets containing information for biG-
ders. and pamphlets of contract drawings
ear be obtained at Room 1910 at the above
address by depositing the sum OF ten dol
lars $50 for each pamphlet FoF further
particulars see Information for Bidders
John A BENSEL President CHARLES
y CHADWICK. CHARLES A. SHAW.
Commissioners Or the Board OF Water
supply.
] WALDO SMITH Chief Engineer
THOMAS HASSETT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
WOOL SALES At SYDNEY REoPENED

= s w, oct. 6.-The annual wool sales
-'1h were stopped 6y 2 dispute between the wool
- sLo brokers. have 1eopened- OF the 1923
!, eiea to-day. all were sold at prices equal
s Hssi of the last sales.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
GENIRAl EllT@NN lINE
RAILROADS.
BALTWORE z CHIO r. 2


ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every other Hour or the Even Hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION. WASHINGTON. WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily. 23d St LIh-v 81.
Washington. Sleepers- 30 pm SO an
Washington. Diner. ParlOT 80 an 500 an
Washington. Diner, ParloT $50 am 10 90 an
washington. Diner, ParlOr- Il.50 am 200 n n
washington. FarlOr. ....... lS0 pm 200 pm
Parlor Car. New York 70 Richmond, Va
Royal Ltd" f" Diner. .ParIor 3.50 pm 400 I'm
Washington. Diner. PariOr $50 pm sos pm
Wasl fngton. BIITet, Parlor $50 pm go pm
Through Daily Trains o the West
C7{ca-o PitLSbuFE. --.---- 80 am 500 am
chicago Columbus .-.--- II so am I.t0 q n
Pfttsburg. Cleve and $50 pm : 90 nm
''PittsburE Limited .---- $50 pm zoo Pm
Gin St L. Louisville. so pm J. 81 am
Gin. St l. Louis Vile so an 70 % am
Gin. ST l.. Louisville $50 pm 500 pm
Offices, G45. 4S4. 1900 Broadway 6 AstoF
House. DPS Fifth Ave. y. Y. IS Ave. B.
z Ridge St: 343 Fulton ST, Brooklyn.
West 23d St and Liberty S.
After P NJ Sleeping Car reservations
and full information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information.
B. & o. r. R.. 23d St Terminal Phone
No Chelsea $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

TYPEWRITING AND TYPEWRTTERs
VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau st: ezt.-
logus free; all makes taken Fart pay
ment bargains IN UndeFwoods. RemingtOnA-
divers. SmtthaL
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

le1ce-= ~ the Brooklyn navy yard have been op-
e-a-as --e pumping plant in tie excavation for
Cr.1eck Ea g since LAST Saturday, but nothing
tss been the big JOB except keeping the
water ---a- down They were not disposed yesyer-
CA 70 discuss ra srrliIu1ent OF the Williams con-
tract bar e was evident that the engineers who
are thoroughly couversant with an the cetails OF
me work. We're ready 70 begin active operations at
once sefr=rs and foreuleD Of the Williams com
parT removed most of their personal belongings
yesterday afternoon and The government inspector
was .e-- ir charge OF The biz hole % mark time
Uu-. f-r-r4- orders come from washington.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

AROUND THE WORLD. Eastbou1ds
Sov- :. y, Dee Q. Jan s
SOUTH AMERICA Nov 20
MEDITERRASEAS, Nov 3, Dee 4. jan
.. Feb. 70. March 5. y. "a
EGYPT. PALESTINE and LEVANra
Nov. -. Jan 5. S. p. FEB 2. l9. 70
March g.
UGANDA and BRITISH EAST AFRICA
Oct 10
NILE TOURS BY Cook Tourist OF EX~
press Steamers 20 First or second Cata~
racr with raI extension to Khartouul-
Private steamers and Dahabeahs fos
charter
Independent tickets. foreign baukinss
baggage forwarding. hotel coupons. gutds
books al travel business az 40 Offices al
over the world.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

Litchaeid. lis BeeIman ST.
ANYONE, anywhere. can start a mail order
business at home. No canvassing Be
your own boss. Send for FREQ booklet Tells
how. Heacock. LOckport. y. I.
WANTED. - Manufactures local repre-
sentative 20 handle high class proposition
direct to consumer. must be capahIe OF
earning not less than 500 monthly: exeiu-
sive territory for the right man American
Aluminium Mfg Co, Dept A. I.emont III
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
ARCHITECT. craftsman and building
superintendent. large experience, city and
country work Address y, 1889 Bathgate
ave, Bronx
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER- iuteIIi-
gent Young man; can also make himself
generally useful; experienced, with three
year recommendation Warshawsky' p
East 11Tth ST.
BOOKKEEPER.- Middle aged: work 9 till
Address Strictly Temperate. . East 14th
BUILDER Gentleman understanding tre
building business, can read and draw
plans wishes employment two or three
hours a day. Stuart. 19s Dean St. Brook
lyn.
CARETAKERS. Refined middle aged Ger
couple; best reference, no children
Mrs Lee, 1Is7 Boston Road. Bronx
city or country with private family J.
Woodward. 3O4 East 39th St
CHAUFFEUR R-Mechanic; careful driver,
willing to do electrical and plumbing
work for private family B. Kingston,
$50 West S5th ST.
CHAUFFEUR-M nc: careful driver;
reliable. willing; first class reference. B.
Kane fO1 West S0th st
CHAUFFFT Experienced man 81. own
ing and operating public garage. wants
position after November l, New YORK city
or 20 South; expert on auto troubles ana
repairs. Highland Mills Garage. Highland
Mills. y
CHAUFFEUR-En mechanic; sin
gle aged 33, make own repairs and keep
in running order; salary moderate. a.
O'Nein 81 McDougal st. Brooklyn
CRAFTSMAN wishes work in spare time:
machine designs working drawings. traC-
otherwise F. Z. Marquard. 921 Broad
way. Brooklyn
EX- SOLDIERS OR SAILORS wishing to
register for an opportunity 70 secure
homestead in the Cheyenne River and
a reliable agent, address Immediately
Thwing 4 shaw, LIE Beau. South Dakota.
FIREMAN Experienced; four years ref
erence the last place two years hard
work and not enough pay. wishes better
position before leaving Call or write, p
B.. 339 West 44th ST,
PACKER. By young man 40; experienced
In infants ClOaks and very handy in
shipping department Samuel Singer, )
Jackson st. city
PORTER CcoIored}. or to take care Of Of
fees or Eentlemans apartments; good
references Wilmore. sd West 3Tth 81.
2S, speaking and writing fiuently German,
French Italian. Spanish and Russian. as
secretary 70 responsible party A. Snow, II
LenOx ave
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
asrKeley schoo,
"Berkeley-CoIumbia"
I'D Street and West End Avenue

Prepares Boys for All Colleges and Technical Schools
BOTH YEAR
Light, airy building. overlooking Hudson River.
THOROUGH INSTRUCTION
Combined with
Sound Physical Training.
Eighteen Experienced Instructors
Optional Gymnasium.
Afternoon study Hour under Instructors
Highest HOnOrs Won by Berkeley Boys in Scholarship
and Athletics
Visitors Cordially Welcomed
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
FINIsHER on custom coats. Feibush. "a
BOWcry.

STENOGEAPHER--Y woman. OF good
address. in advertising Office; must spell
and punctuate correctly and write a neat
letter and be willing TO make herself gen
orally useful In Office work: salary $40 B..
Box 8. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
HELP WANTED.

--->------------------- -------------~-->---------
Nale
CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED in your To-
cality to represent US; experience un-
necessary; S1l0 per month and expenses.
Write for particulars. Monarch Cigar Co,
St. Louis. Mo.
WANTED--A bright, we'll appearing am
bilious young man. TO solicit newspaper
advertising. Address Opportunity. Box Is.
Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
WORK WANTED.

Female.
COMPANION TO lady. by well connected
lady: excellent credentials Address
DAYS WORK.-By respectable German
widow Mrs Whitley, Gansevoort st
DRESsMAKER would like a few more Gus
toners by the day; references NJ. E D,
Box 10 Tribune once.
GOvERNESS. - French: teaches German
English. music, etc: excellent personal
references. city or country Industrial As
sociatiOn OF America, 8 East 42d 81. Phone
1898 Murray Hill
OFFICE.-Young lady. knowing German
and typewriting Remington. as beginner
in Office. Address Y. J., 333 Sd ave.
TEACHER. successful in public and pri-
yate school work, wants pupils in Eng
lish branches; city reference. R NJ. Trib-
uns Uptown Once. 1864 Broadway.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male
CARETAKER- Couple. no children. want
charge OF private house; very best refer
snces. husband hold responsible position,
Conod. 4l5 East 139th 81.
CoACHMAN. Single German. aged as:
useful. good references: strictly temper
ate; willing TO go any distance: steady po-
sition preferred TO high wages. Address
2S9 Sd ave.
CoACHMAN.- Married; nrst class; city or
country; disengaged on account of sick
ness OF. last employer; can furnish very
best Of references NJ C, 100 West 18th.
COOK.-Good. sober, experienced: dinner
and lunch order. Blanier. $50 East 55th.
CoOK.-Extra fine. in private family. Ad-
dress A B, Box II. Tribune Office
GARDENER man; to care lawn.
shrubs and vegetables and general stock;
experienced; best references W Gardener,
521 9th ave
GARDENER charge Of gentIeman's
private place or head gardener under
manager Scotchman. 81 years OF age;
married; hrst class references Address A.
b. care Webber & Don. seedsmen, cham
bers st.
GARDENER wish 10 recommend a
gardener IN my employ. single man; nrst
class florist and vegetable gardener. under
stands thoroughly shrubs. fruits, hot beds,
etc. Address Head Gardener, care of Rob
ert Hartshorn. Highlands, n. J.
GARDENER or USEFUL MAN.-Ameri-
can middle aFed man married; no chill
dren: good vegetable grower can milk;
speciality hardy flowers: 5 years last place
Carpenters Bureau. l54 9Th ave
MARRIED COUPLE on gentleman's place.
club or boarding house; man, vegetables
shrubs help inside, etc. wife cook and
Iaundress Murray Room S04. Mechanics
Bank Building. Brooklyn.
STEWARD; COOK.-Coup1e. Germans,
niddIe-aged. desire steady position. man.
steward waiter. barkeeper; wife. flrst class
cook: club. hotel city. country. Charles
Henkenhof I East Sd 81.
USEFUL MAN .-scotchnan. single TO take
care OF gentieman's country place: etty or
country: all kinds Of work: 10 years ex-
perience, reliable, strictly temperate. Nal
colin r Morrison 432 Sd ave.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.
A REFINED woman as mothers assistant
b,,4reIraspar- -oFaraucen AIGrags
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
Mo8Ta GE7MAN LLOYD

M08Ta GERMAN LLOYD
Large. Fast and Luxurious TwIn-Scrsw
Express and Passenger Steamships.
Equipped with Wireless & SuDmarine Signals
PLXMOCTH-CHER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Express Sailiugs TUESDAYS at 10 A. n
Cscilie .-..-- Oct. u K w n. Oct "a
K W der CIR Oct 10 Eronpriuz VTIn Nov. y
LYMOUTH-CHEHBOS ItCS-BREl1E Esl
Twin-Screw Satltngs Thursdays az 10 A. NJ
kurfuerst- .-- Oct / Bremen ..-.-- Oct ~
washington Oct. Il p Fried'h Wm- Oct -
GEORGE WASHINGTON-Sail Oct. ~
g 600 tons Newest and largest German
SHIP anoat Every innovation Known 20 Lhs
shipbuiider's art
G4BtsALI AER-N -NAPLES-GENOA-
ALGIERS.
Mediterranean Sailings SATURDAYS af-II A NJ
p Irene. ----- Oct. 81 "Berlin tnew) Nov a
K Albert Oct 3 p irene - Nov. d
calls ~ Madeira instead OF GiSralear
Independent Around the World Tours
Irayeilera Checks good all over the world.
ABBY OELRICHS co General AE4Ut4-
BROADWAY. NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.

GERMAN TEACHER desires a few more
pupils A r Write F. G.. Tribune Up
town Office. 1854 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
OCEAN STEAMERS

J ] B0E v 5Ga
COOKS TOURS
cover the earth
with carefully
planned conducted
tours by best
routes, with limited
parties and huest
arrangements, saw
ing all travel
trouble Get pro-
grams.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS for new time recording stamp
splendid proposition; guaranteed article.
Litchdeld. 116 Beekman St
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
Hamilton Institute for Girls

WEST s1sT STREET MANHATTAN SQUARE
Ten years course, leading diploma Special college
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