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material whatsoever SO long as II can be
--sss snticine. IN footgear al sorts OF sur
--;sss s-e Continually turning Up. and any
.e,-, +hs+ can add 10 its charm Is thought
10 be permissible.
nm. Of the --latest contributions OF the
,.sszi5al period 20 the toilet OF the French
y-or,sn IS the little shoe called the cothurne-
his Is an adaptation OF the ancient CO.
ts,-7us which was WON by Greek and Ro-
mar actors OF tragedy, and Was known later
IN England as the buskin. The cothurne,
r7s5e Of six OF satin. and delicately en-
srei5s7ed or adorned with psiLettes, is
s-ousiag g-eat enthusiasm among al low
e-s cf slszsnce in Paris. Il is fat. supple
and silent. end another Distinguishing char
s,,srs.ic is the larinE carried high on the
rnkls. a. seen i7 -le Illustration
r. nrllins-s and dressn2akers viii insist
rpor usirz Ieathe-. Why should not the shoe
-asEe-s use straw They have done SO. ard
ro- gna-- pumps 81 Panama straw, finished
z4sf alsc- nsteut leather cr champagne col
arss hc ar shown. Most Of them have
Fcd buckles. but there are some with al
-suEsmeuts nj woven straw bound with KID
winch are b. courtesy called bows There
sssns - b. 10 reason Tor choosing those
rth tas .a-ter decoration except a desire
70 r. conspicuous
Another charming novelty Is tbs pain llt-
ts srsr.ng slipper n Persian printed SILK
r un8btrusive tones. that serve eEectivel--
o. bsszE-ou78 for gold or ieweIled
Hi7ldeS
The slippe- % -l- picture. with The large
Car eoT. is of white gilk. veiled with black
AsE-liv lac .hiLL make n seem al
rse- to BE- of cre piece with the cpeuwcrk
F'1llg The ono with the crossing ankle
and Is +he eethg-re. and the other Is an
''frng slr1Ue- - white enhrcidered silk.
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as well on 2Sd street. Oddly enough, it
MAS over the things or least value that
they wsXed most excited. 4 damaged ere
pom waist, with a big hole under one arm.
raised such cackle Of protest when it was
Knocked down to a woman for sl-eIeven
other women claiming it for the same price
that ii sounded like a rehearsal of ''Chan-
tecIer''
''Ladies!" roared the marshal, inploring-
II. don't forget that you are ladies and
that this amt any Jeffrey fight"
Very few things except gowns and waists
We're sold. The only lingerie consisted of
what Mr.. Shongood nonchalantIy described
as two short shimmies." The amount
realized by the sale was s1,s51. The pro-
fessiOnal dressmakers turned out in force.
and consequently the private bidders.
though they outnumbered the others, gen
orally came of second best in the contests
over desirable lots.
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PROPOSAlS-

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF
the Supervising Architect, washington,
d C. June !. I910.--Seaied proposals will be
received al this office until O'Clock D. m. on
tbe 10th day OF June 1910. and then opened,
fDr an Interior pneumatic tube system for the
n s custom House Building, New York,
n Y in accordance with the drawings and
specification. copies of which may be had at
this office at the once Of the Chief Engi-
neer and Superinte endent. etc, L. s. Public
TuildinEs Room T2T. Custom House Building.
New York n Y. at the discretion OF the
Sunervising Architect. JAMES KNOX TAY
I0R. Supervising Architect
PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts, Navy De
psrtrnent washington. d. c. until 10 o'clock
= m June 30 1910 and publicly opened mme-
diatsIv thereafter. 10 furnish fuel oil required
for vessels OF the Naval Service at various navy
Vards stations and ports during the fiscal year
cTdinR Juue 30 1911 Blank proposals viii be
furnished upon application TO the navy pay off,
ces New York n. Y. and Philadelphia Pa. or
to the Bureau. 5. BRYAN. Acting Chief Of
Bureau
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF
CoIutubia June 9. f9lO-Sealed proposals. will
he received at this ONCE until o'clock. r NJ
Juue Goth 1910 for the construction OF sewers
IN the District of Columbia. Forms OF proposals
sneciheatiOns and necessary information may De
obtained from Chief Clerk, Engineer Department
Room 45T District Building. Washington % G.
tTJNo n RUDOLPH JOHN A JOHNSTON,
WILLIAM V. JupsoN. Commissioners. .. c.
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RAILROAD MEN MUST TESTIFY
Justice Giegerich Orders Them to An
swer Untermyer's Subpenas.

The several railroad officials and direc-
tors subpu=naed by Samuel Untermyer to
apnear and testify in his Office in an IN
JUNCTION action brought in the Ohio Court
Of Common Pleas 20 restrain the railroads
with which the officials are connected from
voting their stock In the Kanawha & Mich
igan Railroad Company must appear and
answer the questions directed. Justice
C;iegerich so ordered yesterday in denying
a motion TO set aside the subponas.
The men who must testify are William
II Newman. George w. Stevens, Frank
rrr1,r,bull. William O. Brown, Charles E.
Scbaef. Edwin Hawley, owen T. Roberts.
". II. Goadby. George d. Mackay, J.
stewart MacKie. A. II. GiIlard and F. D.
Underwood.
The witnesses are also required to pro
d,,cA certain books and papers, including
correspondence with J. z. Morgan & Co,
,,-licb may give information as 20 the man
nor. in which the Kanawha stock was
bought
Mr. UnterTnyer represents two stockhold-
ers who are fighting TO discontinue an al
Iegad monopoly of the coal fields brought
ato1,t by the acquisition of the Kanawha
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Strange Fruits Here.

oLTSn1e frUi[5 TeTe-
re frrlt season Is in fun swing. and be-
Elss t1e regular kinds ruanv strange Va
haes nld t1el- way 10 Washington Mar
81 1-o-D al 1Us--erz Of the globe Italian
~ c2lss, which really come from the
sf-ian Archipelago, ara 10 cents apiece,
~s lgnolia ruts inside the cones sell
e.'lAa. ior :" cents Z pound. The supply
s'anoongs 1n the market is limited for
4 sssson- this curious fruit Is I'm the
- Il stick. haf a huEer-leugth
!. ''sl' and aooU- 2 foot and a half long.
-4aias nut somew hat like that Of
slslnor bur running the full length Of
III Inls nut is said 70 be very good
Illsesflon TIE cavandonga is 10
- sLlek- and comes 70 Us from CUBA,
Nssi lnc'es and South America. The
- fReete1ed 5uice q the 1snarind-25
ea.R e ponds good for sore tb-oats.
siSe Eze6 as q sonic Star apples
nc West Indies. are ee cents each,
-H are 20 cents apiece. sour ssps
same rrice. ard the new crop Of
sMger sells AZ = cents 4 pound. In
- - -oi house peaches are % cents each.
PEACHES are % cents a basket,
e. cents q basket. pluns . cents
\. -. e-er-les . cents ? pound, pears 3
q oozen. black Arkansas apples
r,,- -'~el. and r1anEoes s. a dozen.
-elohs are = cents each. grapefruit
0eAts apiece, pines = cents. sugar
a. N7--'@, and alligator pears . cents
,-,,- -'5- cll-rants are Just In. and are %
a.r,, 1'A' straw berries are IS 70 IS
nv t0@. hiackberries are 70 cents a
= !, '4ef s5sr-iss . cents. raspberries Il
a. Si's aid gooseberries IS cents a
sS and Beans Plentiful.
- = 81 cents a bunch. greer corn
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

BUTLER-PARLORMAID Thoroughly expert
enced: excellent references from FORMER en-
pioyers; pariormaid Is capable waitress 'H SSi
pc sition together separately. {. O., Misc
FltzCeralds Bureau 5o3 9th ave. tentranee IN
42d ST..
BUTLER. USEFUL MAN.--Austrian. capable
young man. with excellent references. VIII
ing to be generally useful r >. MISS fltz-
gerald's Bureau. sos 5th ave, entrance 42d ST
BUTLER and USEFUL. MAN (coloredD; 10 years
references former employer thoToagnly ek-
persneed N wahng and Mss PItrernlds Bureau
500 9th ave: entrance. 42d st. "
BUTLER USEFUL MAN.-Capable young
man with excellent references from present
employer: willing to be generally useful ~
E.. Miss Fitzgeralds Bureau 0O5 5th ave.
entrance 42d ST.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: family: seven years
last place: written and personal references
last employer can be seen Hogan Ov2 Alnster-
dam ave
COACHNAN Married: no family; reliable.
careful; city country; personal references
81. J.. 6s3 9Th ave.
coACHMAN and GARDENER-Ioung swede;
understands horses carriages and harness thor
Oughly: can run automobile Carpenters Bu-
reau. 15l eth ave.
FARM MANAGER or FOREMAN-On gentle
mans place; thoroughly competent middle
W. Il. PIeAsantviile, Westohester Connty.N. y
GARDENER-(3errnan. married tone child: 20
years experience; greenh ouse. outdoor plants,
gstic: able 70 take full charge wants position 'on
gentleman's place, first class personal and writ
ten references. Address Head Gardener Pass
more Farm, Long Branch. ~. j.
GARDENER and useful man: understands
house and garden work Gardener w East
2oth 1T.
GARDENER and FLORIST T.--Hard-working
English man experienced In glass. land and
stock wifo as oarstakaf board help; or dairy
ana chickens good butter maker, highly reeem-
rn~nded no children PasEstt. 80 East sist 81.
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0f Interest 10 U1or8en
HENKEL'S FASHION SHOW
Uncle Sans Marshal Knocks
Down dreams" and "DarIlngS"

When Marshal Henkel and Charles shon-
good. auctioneer. had knocked down the
final lot Of the seized fnery sold by the
United States government at the custom
House. at Bowling Green, YESTERDAY the
English dictionary HnIped TO a back seat
and collapsed Mr.. Henkefs polysy ia bic
admiration of the gowns was too much Tor
- The auc+foneer wasn't stumped by
French even. and talked about ''linger-ee'
and "Valenchyun'' lace and "fiet' gowns
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
BRANCHES OUT IN NORTHWEST
R;g Deal Involving Trolley and Light
Properties.

The American Power and Light Com
- controlled by interests identified with
- 1,lactric Bond and Share Company. the
,tire common stock of which is owned by
the General Electric Company has ac-
-.,-.d from the Northwest Corporation, OF
1Il.tlo5elohia, its electric light, gas and
-t-eet railway properties in Eastern Ore
"a washington. The transaction in
e,,des I,l gas properties in Walla Walla and
-, yaISirrra, Wash; Lewiston, Idaho,
80, ToendIeton, Ore; also the electric light
,a-onerties ,-,-u In walla Walla. Pendleton and
b,hena. the local trolley in Walia Walla
and an interurban line running from that
Town to Milton.
'"r-t ~. American Power and Light Com
,sz also acquired the Strahorn prop
l..i,s p~'is n North Yakima and along the val
sl'- e ~ - tbe Columbia and Yakima rivers
is % psseo. The Yakima Valley prep
.sss oo%n are connected by a $1,000 volt high
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
MORE BAY STATE cuRTAILMENT.

Lawrence, Mass. June 10.-The six thou
sand operatives IN the cotton mills of the
Arlington Corporation were notified to-day
that the plant will be shut down from June
so until July II. The Everett Cotton Mills,
employing twelve hundred hands. viii be
closed two weeks in July.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
CITIZENS BANK REDUCES RATE.

The trustees of the Citizens Savings Bank
have decided to follow the course of the
Bank for Savings and the Union Dime Saw
ings Bank in reducing the July semi-an-
nual interest rate of their institution from
to a sls per cent basis. The old rate OF
4 per cent is expected to be maintained by
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

BANKBOQK No. 425. 975 Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing ANY person having
claim 10 1t is hereby called upon present
the same within ten days OF submit to having
said passhook cancelled and new one issued
LOST handbook No 969 932 Bank for savings
$50 4th ave New York Payment stopped.
Please return book to bank
LOST.-Bankbook No. 946. s27, Bank for savings
$50 4th ave. New York Payment stopped.
Please return book TO bank
LGST-Bankbook No 1O62 sal of the
Bowery Savings Bank 130 Bowery, New York.
The finder IS requested 70 return it 20 the
July. 1910 application viii be made to the
bank for new book.
LOsT OR STOLEN-Bankbook No. 5T4. GA
Of the German Savings Bank in the city OF
New York, corner 4th ave. and 4th St. issued
to BENJAMIN q. Bernstein. in trust for Amy
Blanche Bernstein All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same If not returned
to the bank the I'd day OF July, 1910,
duplicate wul be issued
LOST-Bankbook No. 511,7Tt OF the Union
Dime Savings Bank IS missing Any person
having : claim to IL is hereby called upon TO
present the same within ten days, or submit
to having said passbook cancelled and new
one issued.
LOsT-Bankbook No. 4S5442 of the Union
Dime Savings Bank is missing Any person
having a claim TO IL is hereby called upon 10
present the within ten days, submit
to having said passbook cancelled and new
one issued.
LOST.-Banlboo No Asa s96 Of Dry Dock Sav-
tngs Institution Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon TO present the
same the bank within thirty days, or the said
book will be declared cancelled and extinguished,
and new issued in lieu thereof
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sI1aanGArE,s NoTIcEs-

~ PTIRST7ANCE OF AN ORDER or HOs--
Abner a. Thomas. Surrogate OF tbs
county Of New York. notice u hereby given
Ia All persons having claims against 81 isusund
GuItsrnan. late of the County cf View Aofb-
6rrsa,ed 10 present the same with vouchers
fh4reCf to the subscribers. at their place o.
frapSsf.tfrx business. No. AZ Broadway, IN tHs
C-ftv OF New York on or before the 2Sth aay
Datsd New York. the 25th day oe January.
1919
RUpoLPa GUITERMAN. LEOPOLD LEa-
Man Executors
EINSTETN TOWNSEND q GCITERMAN
ATTORNEYS fcr Executors a. BEoadsay,
New York Ctr.
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THE NEWEST SLIPPER
Ar rnticing Adaptation of the
Classic CothurnuS.

-,,,-tries and ali times are now heins;
- 30 tbe service OF woman. iu order
- F:e - costumes may be more beautiful
~ --,e5 ,han ever before, and this is not
fnS - suv paucity OF ideas on the part
fsos ..ri-,e-s. for they are displaying an
= .asr.l originality OF invention. haV,9s ,,,s
--wn 70 the four winds Of heaven a.! me
,-es notions as TO what is suitable
: - unsuitable for certain purposes, they use use
- he articles of feminine attire any
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REM

TEOROUGH, PERMANENT CURES in cases
of OOD POISON. NERVOUS DEBILITY
BLADDER COMPLAINTS and kindred dis
eases: relief az once in dangerous cases. recent
or old those desiring only first class scientific
treatment should call DR.. BONSCHUR, the well
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
CITIZENS LINE T0 TROY

New Strs. TROJAN or RENSSELAER,. pier
as. y. r, It West 10th st, T. NJ daily tSat-
urdays excepted From Troy daily Saturdays
excepted. 7.30 P n. Sunday steamer touches
at Albany
Exce1Ient cuisine and service. Direct rail
connection at Albany and Troy for points
North. East and West; horses and automoohss
- u l..
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

ABOVE ALI. COMPETITORS -Satisfactory
dealing. Prompt cash payments for complete
Ifbrarfes or small collections OF miscellaneous
literature can always be obtained HENRY
GAI.KAN 80 Broadway Telephone. 1900 Broad.
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tension transmission line in length 10l
miles. from Matches through PaSco TO
Snake River.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

the Metropolitan Savings Bank. the trus-
tees Of which win meet on Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

MANHATTAN COLLEGES 57TH YEAR
Tn t.r- -z=- @-rr annual commencement
e Manhattan college wiH take place At
ca-nsgie Music Han. l7th street and Sev-
sath s-enus. or Tuesde- evening. June Il,
a. ocors
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

GARDENER. German couple; wife cook. wash
and iron; generally useful on gentlenahs
place: hest references. Carpenters Bureau. 154
9th ave.
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STEAMER Mary POWELL

leaving Desbrosses 81 AZ . 2. n, " =, %
St P NJ W. 10th St, 2.2O P. " daily,
except Sunday, for Highland Falls Vest Point
freturnfne by boat or raid Cornwall, New
burgh- New Hamburg. Milton. PokeepsIe,
Rnrsout and Kingston. Orchestra
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WORK WANTED.
Male

Male
CHAUFFEUR-By a college man. with both
a factory and road experience. q POSITION as
chauffeur from about the middle Of June TO
the latter part OF September: references Box
1s4 Yale station, New IA ven conn
CHAUFFEUR. %, disengaged 18th inst. on ae-
count Of family going to Europe Win pre-
vious employer two years driving Packard. cry
references; single, English C. w iVl East
3lst st. "
CHAUFFEUR Experienced driver make own
town Ofice, 1864 Broadway.
CHAUFFEUR Experienced: well recommended, ,
good MECHANIC, city or country care Of HlE-
ginbottom. go East 95th 81
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER and gen
eral Office assistant graduate of Commercial
High School, Brooklyn; good reference, hod-
crate salary Address Nicholas Ruggiero, 10
spruce st. city; Room No. J.
PRIVATE SECRETARY.-A college bred man
Harvard, desiring a permanent positon az
be appreciated He offers Judgment enersy. eN-
perfence with d broad knowledge OF languages
a. az bt reference viii be supplied Room 80.
Journal Building, Boston Mass. s.---
SELESMAN-Young man, 20. as inside or out
side salesman stock or on once s,gTn "iIB
Box %. Tribune Office :
WTTDOV and house cleaning At reasonable
rates Aemen. 322 West o9th st.
YOUNG; MAN Crehned) desires TO travel salary
and expenses reasonable; references J. B.
valley. care Of Quinn. los 10th st. HoDoken'
ONCE assistant: has knowledge OF stenog-
rsnbv and tvpewritinE: years' experience,
referenCes NJ Brill, pa East 1929 St
Female.
AN Al STENOGRAPHER. who makes suosi-
tuting a specially. viii book engasements Tor
va scation season: experienced in techhlca5 Norh,
no areneies summer Engagements. Tribune
ONCE.
GOOD Efen0Eraphic typewriting work; rea-
sonable rates % william ST. Room oiS'
Phone 420s-Johu.
SECRETARY capable. with business and social
experience. will go as resident OF visiting sec
retary: understands French typeWIluns;; e4SSt S
lent references NJ e, Miss FitZGeralds En-
ployrnent Bureau. 500 9th ave Entrance on
42d st.
Y0TTNC; GIRL rublic school graduate. good pen
man ngurer, wishes position real estate or
manufacturers office; salary So A Schwartz
III St Johns Place BrookIyn. okIyn.-----
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Female

Female
COOK.-First class family cook: $50; three years
IN last place Miss shea.s Bureau. East
4Ed st.
COOK or general bousework: by woman; coun-
try preferred. reference. call or address
O'Connor 546 West 46th St
COOk.-By a respectable. competent woman in
private family: objection TO short distance
Ia country. Address for two days, Advertiser, CD
East 1S4th St
NURSE - Hospital trained tabroad): speaks
French, German. English; will take entire
charge OF infant; understands all foods, etc /;
will go abroad accustomed TO travel; excellent
references from foreign and New York employ
Il. Miss FitzGerald's Bureau, 5O3 9th ave-
(entrance 42d ST..
NURSE English, hospital trained VIII take en-
tire charge OF infant one or two older chill
dren; excellent references; understands all foods
etc b Miss FitzGerald's Employment Bureau.
sos 9Th ave Entrance on 42d St
NURSE (Frenchl speaking English. for child
from two years old; excellent references; go
anywhere. NJ Miss Margaret Smiths Bureau,
- West 42d st; phone 3059 BRYANT
sEAMsTREss- City or country. C. R.. S2T
West 18th st.
WOMAN wishes days work, washing, cleaning.
cooking; competent. Mrs. Jordan. 1871 Am
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
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scHoOI AGENCIEs-

American and Foreign Iescners' Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gov-
frne.sss etc, 10 Colleges. Schools and Families
ApplS 10 MA n J. xOUNG-FULTON
- Union Saaars
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MISCELLANEOUS.

VICTOR VISIBLE 70 Nassau St; cataIogus
free; all makes taken part payment; bargains
in underwoods. Remingtons Olivers Smiths
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DAY LINE STEAMERS. DAILI, except sun
DAY leave Brooklyn. Fulton St tby Annex,
s: Desbrosses St, $40; ". 42d St. 9: w
10th St. $40 A. NJ. Landing at Tonkerss
West Point, Newburgh. Poughkeepsie, King
sfou Point CatskfIi. Hudson. and Albany.
Easy connections North. East, and West; All
through rail tickets between " Y and Al
bany accepted Most delightful ons-ozy out-
ings 70 West Point. Newburgh. or Pough-
keepsie, returning on down boat due 4zd st
: % L. Il aII
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
AGENTS to handle our teas and coTees; expert
ence not necessary: build up q business OF your
own Call or write, Burns &c Reed 209 Hudson
St. New York.
CLERK to scientific academy: evening work.
with small free and commission: for
youth OF good family only. Academy. Tribune
Office.
COLLECTING SALESMAN. at once: good op-
portunty for advancement: liberal contract;
security required. Apply before II a. m, 2o5s
&c ave. 15Sd St
HIGH SCHOOL graduates, college men. for light
outdoor enlpl loyr1ert during summer; good sal
ary to sell our books Box SO. Tribune Office.
ORGANTsTs for New Jersey churches: $3.50
$500 5000. Wepster's Choir Exchange. 1856
9Th ave.
REAL EsTATB-Wanted, young man FAMILIAR
with section from 14th to 59th St renting, ex-
celIent opportunity. Corporation, BOX S. Tribune
Office
REAL EsTATE.-Young man to learn business
property leasing: large established company;
fine opportunity; commission basis. Boz &c.
Tribune Uptown Once, 1864 Broadway.
Statesmen throughout the United States sell
automobile necessities; every owner wants our
protector: references required. The o Neil Tire
& Protector Co. 320 Broadway.
statesmen; call on business people; products
in general demand; good pay. steady employ
ment. sanitary Utility Company. u.s. No. 30
Church st.
SPANISH TRANSLATOR. capable OF taking
stenography in English; two positions; also
one for Spanish typewriting only. Jupp Ex-
change, 81 Nassau st
STENOGRAPHER-Fo electrical house;
salary. SO. with advancement; another who
has knowledge OF the French language, $50
Jupp Exchange, So Nassau st.
TABLET DIGESTANs; large seller; agents
Southern territory. Pond Pha-macaI Company.
New ! ork--
WANTED-A with experience in employ
n:ent bureau; good wages Call Auguste, $50
9th ave.
NANTED-A first class subscription for
1.-The Trail Maga zine a valuable publication;
state experience. L. 3. W. Tribune ONCE.
WESTERN territory: Tablet Digestans for all
stomach :lls. Pond Phsrmacal Company, New
York
Female.
ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR. $50, instructor in
practical and theoretical training; New York
hospital. The Hopkins Educational Bureau. lOI
5th
HOUsEKEEPER for school, $50 Beautiful loca-
ton The Hopkins Educational Bureau 'V'
9th ave
NURSES three, city institution: so monthly:
full maintenance and laundry; four days on
monthly. Irwin's Nurses Registry, a West
18th -.
SPANISH TRANSLATOR, capable of taking
stenography in English two positions: also
one for Spanish typewriting only. Jupp Ex-
change. 81 Nassau st -
sTENOGRAPHER for wall st. law firm: must
be thoroughly competent; S25 II competent
Iupp Exchange. 81 Nassau st.
ETENOGRA APHERs-For uptown Office. two
girls. salary. S6. 81. good advancement; an
other for competent lady understanding book
keeping. Jupp Exchange. 81 Nassau st.
VANTED-Young lady TO call drug trade
selling toilet articles. Bell Chemical Co, 90
- -
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Notice of Removal and
Change in Leaving Hour

Commencing sunday, June l@th. 1910 m
Yale and Harvard. also the Metropolitan Line
Freight Steamers. viii depart from and arTtys
AT Pier IA. North River. near foot OF Cortlar1t
Street instead Of Pier 2. y R Cornmenctn<
the same date the leaving hour VIII 5e
p. M. from New York and Boston. instead 01
4 p. NJ. as AZ present Due either CITY az
4 M.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
NACHINERY, DIES AND MODELS

FOR SALE-New tenoning and mortising out
lit. Does coping. Less than half ordinary
cost Greatest capacity and efficiency. Machins
demonstrated. Mechanical Engineering Co. I3s
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r n n rHkF Direct from city %
u DHN 1ks4i City AlI-the-Na Nay-by-
m nl3A fk1t3 Water
u OEH Metropolitan Line.
.::;, IS: .::: s:;:;,' Yale & Harvard

New York to Boston. 81 co. a most fasctnat-
inE route River. Harbor sound and Ocean
Fares the same az via Long Island SOUND
Lines week days and Sundays Leave New
York Pier @ n r. near foot Rector 81. 4 p "
Same daily schedule from India Wharf. B0sron-
Through tickets 10 all points. At wharf. ai50
Tourist and y. Y. Transfer co. Offices throuzn-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
BOARD AND ROOMS.
LOST RANKBOoks.

12s WEST sgd ST.-Every room bath. steam
heat, hot water. parqust floors excellent table:
doctors apartment