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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-02-22
THE PETROLEUM FIELDS.

Operations n the oil fields the last week were
somewhat less active. work being retarded by the
heavy snowfaTls and the extremely cold weather
IN some sections In the lower southwest and
Southeastern Ohio operations were devoid Of any
surprises. Fewer wells were completed than for
some time past and most Of them were in old and
tested territory. Operators are now in search Of
new productive territory, and quite lot Of this
class Of work is under way Experimental
work has been generally suspended, but with the
return Of the mild weather indications point in
creased operations in this section. Lincoln County
sttracted the greatest attention because more com
pletions were made than in any other part Of the
lower southwest n the Duval district the South
Penn OIL Company completed two wells. which are
producing twenty-five and thirty-five barrels. re-
spectvelv- Southeastern Ohio also is giving some
large producers, Jefferson, Fairfield and Perry
counties being conspicuous on that account. The
discovery Of the pools has helped TO create the
great interest that now centres IN southeastern
Ohio. IN the Follinsbee pool in Brook County.
the Ohio Valley Realty Company has disposed Of
daily production Of 40 barrels The cOnstdera-
ton Is said be in the nelghborhood Of $4,000.
In the Illinois field some good producers are re
ported in Crawford County In the nid-contlnent
fields operations continued fairly active, but moth
ing out Of the ordinary was brought in during the
week
Refined petroleum closed at : 80 in barrels and
500 bulk AZ New York Philadelphia prices be
q basis Of 3 points lower European spot
markets are unchanged London, sgd IN imperial
gallon; Antwerp Nlz francs for 100 kilograms, and
Bremen. 655 marks for % Kilograms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-02-22
WANT JOE PARDONED
East Side Neighbors Plan Delegd-
ton to Governor.

81. Governor Hughes refuses to pardon Joe viii
l.fo-e Judge Malone. IN the Court Of General
- and take ny lie right before his eyes,
$50 Mrs Elsie Schsrff at meeting yesterday
,a-,oor in which plans were formed TO obtain
-, .asr Tuesday 10 serve e suspended sentence Of
- ,-asrs and six months. The meeting. held IN
$50 Hungary. at No 30 East Houston street.
= ~allad by the neiEhbors and friends Of the man
=, away under sentence for abduction
r,sx1d C-oldsrein. the young wife's steptather.
- che charge against Scharf last year, when
= ,-rr,th having fast attained his majority ran
- Nth rineteen-year-old Elsie Joseph was ar
80 and sentenced TO four years and half, but
1-5re Malone suspended the sentence. Scharh de-
osstad with the probation officer OF the Court Of
-s,eral Sessions 1885, which held in trust to
~-o,s5e for the mother II the husband deserted
..F7sie went TO the probation officer last week
.,,5 NJ Coldstein. in relating the circumstances
a. The meeting yesterday. and told her that she
-srres some Of the money for the baby. The pro
hs,ior officer thought that Joseph was going away,
s,s Il once had him arrested. Ny stepdaughter
tea 70 explain IN court. hut she speaks very poor
Fnrlsh. and she could not make herself under
stood"
-oIdste!n protested that ScharT had made q
,,r5e1 husband and father il decided to have
he leading men Of the East Side interest them
selves in the matter and so personally before Gov
s-no- Hughes. Samuel Koenig, the Secretary Of
STATE has already promised to head the delegation
and Il is expected that all the State Senators and
lssernblyrnen Of the downtown districts viii be in
4he group 10 intercede in SchaTn-s behalf
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SUPERINTENDENT and HEAD GAR
DENER on gentleman's estate where
.,arC1, and ability IN horticulture horicult-
80 and Agriculture are required; Scotch
a. married; excellent references. Address
\ Williams, care Of Siebrecht & Son. 42I
5th ave.
USEFUL MAN.-German. middle aged
single. honest. thoroughly understands
+s15y WITH tools good references. Address
volt oO3 East 18th st
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Notice to Creditors.


SsUPRENE COURT. NEW YORK CoUNTT-IS THE
- Matter Assignment OF George " Ven
able Noses J. Heyman 10 Robert J. Dean -nT the
benefit OF creditors
Pursuant the order 10 show cause made herein and
Med with the papers which II was made IN the once
Of Of New York, the 29th day OF
January 1903 is hereby given 70 al creditors and
PERSONS having claims against George W Nenabe and
Moses Heynan individually or composing the rrm
OF Venahle eyma1 lately doing business in the city
Of New York. 10 appear at Special Term Of
This Court Part thereof held In and the County
Of New York County Court House in said County
on the 9lst day Of March 1909 az 1870 O'Clock in the
forenoon or as counsel heard
and show cause why order shall be made herein
aroffn an ASSIGNEE be1efJ of creditors the
place OF Robert deceased and for such other and
further relief may be just 49,
DATED. New York, February 1st. 1909
FIOEGNINGHAUS Attorneys Albert II
Ezr~ as Ancillary Executor OF Thomas Janney. de-
CEASED. a Credtor. los Fulton Street Borough OF
Manhattan, New York city
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Notice of Summons.

StUPRENIE COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY PETER
JuIicher Norris L PLAINTIFFS,
against Mae Council P Imperato Realty Company.
FseppIno and Joseph p Shelby. Defendants
he al named defendants, You hereby
complaint IN this action and
cop, Of your the plaintiffs within
twenty after the service Of this summons exclusive
the service in Of your failure 70
pear answer. Judgment will be taken against you by
def for relief demanded in the complaint
Dated. New York. February 9Ih. 1909
WILLIAM ROSIN, Attorney Plaintiffs. Office and
p Q address 800 Broadway y. Y. City. Manhattan
Borough.
To Mae Council Defendant: The foregoing is
UPON by publication pursuant 10 an order Of
Hon Justice Of the Supreme of
the state OF New York daily fled with the complaint
the once Clerk OF the County Of New York. the
18Th law Of February. 1909.
WILLIAM FOSIN Attorney for Plaintiffs. and
P o address $40 Broadway. y. J. city. Manhattan
Borough.
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GANG BEATS A POLICEMAN.
II Had Been Robbing Citizens to Get Money
fer Beer.

Fer more than hour last night 4 gang Of
-uHsns inundated the residents IN the tenement
house al 40. 5S5 First avenue Policeman Bern
hard Csoldsfein, who summoned. was badly
beaten and his clothes were torn. He arrested
one Of his alleged assaiants. who said he was
Thomas Snaiht. a mechanic, Of No S4S East 9Th
street He charged with assaulting an officer
IN the performance of his duty. which is felony.
and locked up
soldstein said the gang in the rear Of No 5s5
First avenue were drinking beer all day yesterday.
When money TO buy beer wac not forthcoming one
OF the gang went into the house and demanded it
from one Of the tenants or took IL from people in
the street
-C1oldstein telephoned for assistance, but before
TIE reserves arrived al the members Of the gang
succeeded in scaling the fence and escaping into
East 34th street. with the exception Of the man
that Golcsteiu rad held throughout the fight
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WEEKLY CATTLE MARKET.

Philadelphia. Feb 2I.-Reoeipts for week: Beef
cattle 2.5s1 head. sheep ana lambs sGS6 head. hogs
z-2S5 head. calves. 81 head BEEF CATTLE lover.
steers average SIS 50TS6 60: choice SC S6 3i2;
good s6GSs Is medium s. 759S6. common z5qs5 80;
buls 81 5GdS4 20 COWS unchanged. fat cows 50 $50
s. 50. thin s. 5oaS3 CALVES 1TIn: exceptional
lo.s IS 75GSe good choice SS2SS %. medium. sig
s. 80 common S59ss: western 81 509S5 so, grassers.
S5SSs SHEEP and LAMBS frn; sheep, vethers- extra.
IS 1886 choice IS 25GSS So good 81 J0So medium
szGss .: 81 5oQS5 so ewes heavy far $ 5o4
IS 50 lambs extra SsSs % good cloice 81 d5QSe.
rneslra s71s7 50; common. S. 5o1S6 SO HOGS
Western as . quality So 5OGS9 % City dressed
stock steadv Eree-S 69lzcs 7Sc 1eols. 1lzG
12c extras 135zc; dressed fr-n S12cs extras
12-bc: westerns. &c: grssEers, &c; hogs. $50
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Instruction.
School Agencies.

AMERICAS AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses ETC.
70 COLLEGES Schools ana Families apply to
Grs. ;. YOUNG FULTON % Lnlon 50 u2rs
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RAILROADS.
BALTTWORE & ono R. R.

ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS
Every Other Hour on the Even Hour
10 BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON:
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION, WASHINGTON. WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH.
Leave New York Daily. 23d St LID 81.
Washington SIeepers III 80 pm go am
Washington. Diner. ParIor $50 am 90 am
Washington. Diner. Parior $50 am 1000 am
Washington Diner, Pa-lor. i. so arm 1ZOo
W washington. ParlOr. ..---- $50 pm :. Oe pm
Parlor Car. New York TO Richmond, a
ROYAL Ltd. Diner. Parior $50 I'm 90 pm
Washington, Diner Parior 5. so pm B-oo pm
Washington Buffet, P6Tior $50 pm TC0 pm
Through Daily Trains TO the West
Chicago Pfttsburs . $50 am SEQ am
Chicago Colurr BUS II 50 am II 90 nm
Pittsburg. Cleveland $50 pm 100 pm
''PittshUEs Limited" 1890 $50 pm I-O0 pm
en-. ST L. Louisville .115o pm I 50 am
Gin. Ct. L. Louisville. $50 am 100 am
Gin. ST L. Louisville. so pm 500 pm
Offices, 245. 434. 1900 Broadway. s Astor
House. 225 9th ave. New York; s43 Fulton
ST, Rrooklyn. West 23d st. and Liberty ST
After P NJ Sleeping Car reservations
and fUl information regarding trains, etc.
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information.
=. < o. r r. sd St Ter Phone S144-
Chelsea
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FURNITURE

PARLOR SUITS REUPHOLSTERED. N
GLIDING TAPESTRY; springs repaired
So: dining room chairs recovered. includ-
Ing leather. 5oc-: don't throw your Old
frames away. W reuDhoiStsr and polish
them equal TO ns0 z half price. can be done
in residence OF free csltvery. send postal
y viii call with sarupies- city COUNTY,.
TOPPER1fAN. 30l Fzsr SD 81
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LOST

LOST or AuSLAID.-Policy No. 198 "a.
issued BY Tbs Penn Mutual Life m
surancs Company. on the life OF John
Louis DiscOu- The finder VIII please -
turn Il 70 the undersigned AppIicatfo1
has been made for the issuing OF a dupli--
cate James D. Discon. 242 West S5th St.
New oh Cttv
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Country PROPERTY for Sale.

NOR sALE-ONB OF THE FINEST COLONIAL
residences in the Delaware valley. located
az Fieldsboro 500 feet frontage deep water:
excellent yacht anchorage IS feet elevation railroad
station and electric within three minutes walk
Pbiia deiphia, twenty minutes 20
Trenton: eighty minutes New electric lights.
stesn1 heat gymnasium and all city convenlences:
about thir-y-hve acres land VIII sell reason
ably liberal Address
JOSEPH CROSSLEY Trenton. y. ]
40 MINUTES FROM 42ND STREET
Listed $4,000; can be bought for S25 600 Lot
125x1o5. Restricted New. 8 IL stueco.
COOLEY & WEST. Inc. Nj Vernon. y. I.
RESIDENCE PARK
4 modern nine house. oak trim four open fire.
places. tiled lot 60x190 A bargain quick
buyer. Terms reasonable
COOLEY & WEST. Inc. New Rochelle.
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DETECTIVE AGENCTEz

MYSTERIES UnsanzIe6: expert ciscoversr
and rracer-thtngs unknown Gs-Gr1a
Lusst. 81 Nassau s.. Phone Te51-ccrslkn6G
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GARDENER faEAD) or SUPERINTEND-
ENT.-By q practical gardener: Scotch.
-: single: can be well recommended as to
sobriety honesty and ability TO give good
results inside and out, to any lady or gen
tlanau who requires the services OF a hrst
Moore St. Lowell. Mass.
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RED sd" LINE

PED sd" LINE
For Porto Rico. Curacao and Venezuela
Pier IL near Wall St Ferry. Brooklyn
For san Juan. Porto Rico.
At REDUCED RATES
SIS Caracas. Saturday, Feb q noon
SIS Philadelphia Saturday. Men 13. noon
For la Guayra, Pto- Cabelo, Curacao and
MaracasbO.
IS s Aurora. .....- Saturday. Feb. p. noon
: 5 Zulia- ...-...-. Saturday. Nich g. noon
Freight only
These steamers have superior accommoda-
tons for passengers
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT
General Managers 81 Wall St
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Citu PROPERTY for Sale.

DRoADWAY. NORTHWEST CORNER OF RElADE ST.
ID sale: Of the most deslraoe corners
downtown. Apply 10 W8IC-WALAERS SONS - b way
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WORK WANTED.

Hf-1~'A
Male.
MAN with snap. energy. executive ability.
Office and outside experience not afra d
Of work, at moderate salary; references
NJ L. 40 East 147th st. The Bronx.
MARRIED MAN. IS. desires situation in
garage with opportunity OF learning
business or as porter. two years with last
employer: steady reliable: personal refer
ences. Garage. Tribune Uptown Office. 1864
Broadway.
PORTER. doorr1an. elevator runner.
switchboard. usefulman or waiter. chef
cook: all colored; references. Porter's Blu
reau. 142 West 1890 ST. Tel. % Morning
side
RESPONSIBLE business house desiring a
reliable representative n Florida, address
E Stewart. Ashton. Osceola County, Fla
SUPERINTENDENT in oface building or
family houses experieneed; best refer
ences- Rummel, SIS $50 Leuox ave
UPHOLSTERER. cabinetmaker: repairs.
repolishes. RECEIVERS all kinds furniture;
mattresses remade; enaBlels. paints; car
pet laying at residences. by Cay. week;
YOUNG MAN. 10. wishes position with
some good firm with Advancement P
J Wheeler. 401 East l21st 81
YOUNG MAN. Danish: not afraid % work;
understands horses and gardening, with
private family city or country Sorenson.
pa East 10th So
YOUNG MAN. IS: thoroughly experienced
n Office and business work city or coun-
Try; speaks German. Hungarian. Slav!sh.
Ererer 203 East 18th St
YOUNG MAN. coloTed Giehtl. AZ valet,
COMPANION. porter or elevator runner;
would Ike 20 travel abroad; good refer
~nces- 2 D, Tribune Uptown ohce. 1884
Broadway
YOUNG MAN. al snvahIng. good packer.
Harry Myers, lee East 11sth st
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GARDENER.-A capable. e

COOK. butler or valet; japanese; young
man; for small family, or as valet to
gentleman. Address NJ. IS Oliver St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-02-22

GARDENER-A capable, energetic man
viii soon be open for engagement as su-
perintendent or manager of a large country
place. twenty-five years practical expo
rience with fruit flowers. vegetables. both
under glass ana outdoors. stock, poultry,
farm crops. etc. capable Of designing and
carrying out landscape and engineering
work sewage. drainage, irrigation. etc;
scientific treatment of worn out soils, or
Chards. forests, etc. technical and sgri-
cultural college education: total abstainer.
married no children, references. perTra-
nent place. Reliable. care Naushan's seed
Store New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-02-22

COACHNIAN. - Experienced; single. 81;
country preferred. sober. honest. willing
and obliging; has twenty years references.
Thomas, Box 1876. Tribune Uptown once.
1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-02-22

ACH8LAN.-Marrled. no family: COM
petent all branches; eleven years last
place. sober. honest. industrious; city or
country; personal written references O. T
Kelly. 30S Amsterdam ave
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Er=EaTCATJ TINE From Pier Is y R
AN1CNANAlV LINZ at 20 A n
PLYAOUTE-CHERB G-SOUTHAMPTON
New York Feb p PhiIadelp hfa- Mar IS
ST. Louis Mar. 8 St Paul Mar. 70
RID STAR LINE From Pier Il. y R
NEW YORK AnS-rT ERP-PARIS.
Vad land. MAJ. 3. loan iceland Siar-Is,' I'm
Kroonland NJ rs liam vaderisnd apr ., l -
WHITE STAR LINE F Is \ r.
NEW YORK-QU' NSTOWN-LIVERPOO
Baltic. Feb q, noon Baltic. Mar. q, 10 an
Celtic. Mar. I3. 10 am Cedric Apr. 3. am
ACKNOWLEDGMENT G-SOCTHAMPTON
TeutonicF' b24 9:30an Majestic Mar. 10. 10 am
Adriatio- Mar. 3. PM OceanicSIar. Il, 2:3oT,rll
S B5W 62E 70 & ITALY e EGYPT
Via Azores Madeira and Gibraltar
Crete FEB. -, 40 P. NJ; Apr g. May -
Romantic. Mar. IL. go P. NJ Apr-1F. May =
Finland. Mar. o. Apr. %. June ), July -
Canopic. Mar. -. 3 P. NJ. Nay 8. June Il
PASSENGER OFFICE. Q BROADWAf-
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WORK WANTED.
enaie

4 BRIGHT. companIonable woman skill
ful in many ways. can be engaged hour
", afternoons or evenings would g out
OF town on srrands or 70 transact ous1-
ness credentials residence. Niles. 4O1
West 18th 81
ROoKKEEPER- 10. as assistant:
graduate from business school; Moderate
salary. l. Kern. 1872 AIelrose st. Brooklyn.
CHAPERON (abroad) select party Of young
ladies'. highest references, reasonable
rates, Mrs. S. Box 10, Tribune once
GOVERNESS .-French Swiss Protestant:
experienced: fond Of children and sue
cessful with teaching. best city tesu-
nonials. 143 Madison ave-
PIANO PLAYER-young lady wishes pc-
sltion. V. go Union St, BROOKLYN
ADVERTISEMENT and Subscriptions FOR
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office. No. 1884 Broadway. between 36th
and 9th SITS, until 9 o'clock ?. m. Ad-
vertisements received at TIE following
branch Offices at regular Office rates until 5
O clock D m. viz: 264 Sth ave,
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
LOST RANKnooKs.

LOST BANkBOoKs.
LOST.-Bankbook No ST5.o9I. Bank for
Savings. $50 Attn ave. New York. Paw
ment stopped Please return book 70 bank
lost OR STOLEN--BankbOok No S5e
5S1, Of the Eu1srant Industrial Savfn Is
Bank Payment stopped Please return
hoax "a nsak 10. 81 Chambers Sc.
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GARDENER GIEAD)---Narried: two chill
d-en: practical grower OF cut flowers and
vegeta bIes. experienced IN all farm work;
good poultryman: capable taking care OF
EentIencaa's place. c. s. 50 "a 81.
Nfanaroneck- y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-02-22

GARDENER-Gern single; first class
references: two. four and six years with
private families: knows his business IN
greenhouses and all outside work; would
ike 70 take Charge % gentemans estate
z s $50 81 ave
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

BUTLER. experienced. cap
able man; willing TO assist and be use
ful: absolutely sober: go anywhere; eS-
cellent personal references. Miss Margaret
Smiths Bureau, % West 42d ST Phone
3039 Bryant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-02-22

COACHMAN--Thoroug experienced New
York driver. eleven years in present
place: will be dlsengaged on account of
family giving up horses; understands auto
mobiles also; present employer can be seen
az any time. Address J c, 1865 I'd ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-02-22
PATENTS.

tryoD PATENTS procured Perfecti1g an
developed Inventions Designing OF Spe-
essa Machinery. Mechanical Drawings COR
secLly sno quickly made Il. c. Earson.
s cs-tlandt II. room Ia
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GARDENER

GARDENFR. - Competent; experienced;
landscape vegetables. pot plants: aged
50 married; private position. excellent
Ers1Es Enrlisn French and German flu
entity. wife excellent cook. T L. Tribune
T-prown Odice. 1864 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-02-22

COOK. laundress or general housenaa!d, BY
very neat Finnish girl: speaks English +:
GOOD cook best references. Osterberg :
BJfreau. 7I6 Lexington ave. Phone 1885
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-02-22

COOK and LAUNDREsS or HOUSE
WORK-By neat co.ored girl; good ref
erences. Call or address Henderson : Bu-
reau. 10 West 1S4th st Tel. 4S6-AoTnlns.
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TTAHTAM 6 s rHMF@

ITALIAN s. S, LINES
sNAvIGAZIONE GENERALE ITALIANA
fla VELOCE East italian Linel
ITALIA Socista de Navigate a Vapore
TO NAPLES AND GENOA DIRECT
Verona CPhil.) Mar. 1ltSSord America Mar. 4
sCanpania. Mar. el'DD. Abruzzf War. &
FAIRFIELD. SOLARI < Co. q state a.
AROUND TEE WORLD CRUISE
5U BY S S ARABIC u
1900 Tons Oct &c. $3.50 and Up
80 TOURS ID EUROPE $3.50 UP
Frank c. Clark. Times Building New York
COOKS 20 TOURS TO EUROPE.
All expenses included Booklets.
THOS- COOK & son, 245. 300 B'way.
e4a Madison ave. $50 9th ave, New YORK
MARSTERS' Travel MAGAZINES free. 100
inexpensive tours Florida Bermuda
Cuba, etc; Europe, under escort. AIarstsrs
81 ". 30th St, New York
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PIANO PLAAYER-young lady wishes 20
sltion. Y. $50 Union St, BROOKLYN
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COOK-By Swedish girl; best references;
good cook and very clean girl We'd S
Bureau. 324 Columbus ave Tel. 1863
Riverside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-02-22

GARDENER O7esd. working; thoroughly
experienced, greenhouses and general
clsss references. Address Superintendent,
Box - Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-02-22

COOK-Flrst class English Protestant
girl: understands plain and fancy dishes;
SEQ; city or country. Flahsrty's Bureau.
4S5 Columbus ave. Tel 74l-RiveT.
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COMPANION. ATTENDANT or NURSE
BY refined young woman. oest OF refer
ence: willing to travel Address Box 24I.
Ridgewood, n J.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOMESTIC STU AIIONS AANlED
Female.
CARETAKER.-By neat colored giri. 70
take charge bachelor or ladys studio
spartmert, few hours daily. Mrs. Haze.
2il West SD St
CHAMBERMAID.-B an English Protes-
tant: best city references; city or coun-
try- call 10 {. 157 East Both st No
cards answered.
C.HAAiBERAiAID ana SEAAISTRESS.
North OF Ireland Protestant. lately
landed II. Martin. go 9th ST.. Union hill'
n J.
CHAMBERMAID.-Fir class English
girl or a. pariormaid; Is well appearing.
naat sewer and we'll reCOunleSlded- JAG
ouin's Bureau, 602 9th ave, rear S5th ST.
CHAMBERwORK and WAITING
Irish GIRL inexperienced. F. Hofulay-
er's Bureau 153 West 23d St Telephone.
after 10 a. m, IS64-Chelsea.
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. 1864 Broadway. between 35th
and S7th SITS. until Q clock ?. n. Ad-
vertisemeuts received at the following
branch Offices At regular cfice rates until
O'Clock o m. viz: 264 Sth ave, s 2.
cor sd st. 133 6tn ave. cor. 18th ST le4
East i4th st. 20 West z2d ST. between
7th and Sth ayes. 263 West 10Th ST. 1873
80 ave-: 1925 Sd ave. near 61st St; lT0S
1st ave. near seth St; l5T East 18th Et.i
goo fremont avsAi $50 Sd ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-02-22

COOK. and LAUNDRESS: chanbernaid
and waitress; also. hoUseworker or kitch-
enuald. colored; very best OF references.
Portar's Bureau. AZ West 1880 81 Tel-
e4-Norniugside-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-02-22
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

CHAMBERMAID ana LACNDRESS.-
Neat. competent. obItging young woman :
excellent references. city or country c..
Mrs. Golfers Agency. 122 West 23d St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-02-22

/ COOK exceptionally fne cook for pr
vate family. with kitchenTaid. has best
reference Jussl'a Bureau, $50 Lexington
ave Tel 4453-Plaza