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The Washington times., 1910-09-14

HOW TO BIZ YOUR own LANDLORD On
500 cash and SO monthly Fer full par
illustrated plat, and 50 forth. OF Connect
cut Avenue Park FULTON p GORDON
owner, s. ecialtst Suburban Realty. WH- H
RICHIE MEr-, S17-I8 Colorado Building
Telephone Main SCI
FOR SAL-Two s-sJory buildings 5 apart
ments. rooms and bath EACH coal and
gas ranges cabinet uanrels. always rented
fl.12S per year need money VIII sacrifice
for So.500; Il per cent Investment II you
wait this talk quick Call after D N, o.
address
3oHN D BRAGUNTER- 81 II St " K
The Washington times., 1910-09-14
AUCIiJn SALES
SPECIAL SALE

SPECIAL SALE
Oh Thursday, Sept. 18th
OF the entire contents OF an uptown
residence including fine lot OF carpets
and bedroom furniture.
Parties furnishing viii find 1t to
their advantage to attend.
d. NOTES, AUG.
6f5 la. Ave.
The Washington times., 1910-09-14
COME OUT SUNDAY.
REAL EsTkTE BROKERS, REAL

Take Il s. Car to Minnesota Ave y. E.
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TO LET-BY THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY
E Q. SMITH LEE d. LATIEIER-
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FOR SALE-LOTS

FOR SALE-ChoIee 10; near Conn ave: .
blocks this side Circle, very reasonable.
chance for investment OWNER, L Eve
ST y E
The evening world., 1910-12-20
VIM. vOgel 4 Son
(Clothiers and Outfitters to Mem
~CLOSING-OUT SALE
Houston Street Store Only
Entire Stock
Lease
Expires
Disseminating Store
Broadway
and Houston Street
NO CHARGES

Raincoats g. Cravenettes. that
were SIS g. S18 ....... NoW $1Z.5O
English Fancy Stripe Cr%avenettes.
that were SIS g. $3.50. . NoW $16.0O
Rubberized Coats-a special
lot. ....................N ow $500
The evening world., 1910-12-20
THOUGHT BULLET
WAS ONLY PEBBLE
THROWN BY BOY
Edward Pfaff Didn't Know He
Had Been Shot for Sew
eral Hours.

Sho: IN the left leg a. he vas passing
Edward Pan. proprietor Of a cigar
store at 40. 10 Amsterdam avenue.
thought he had been struck with a peb-
Bile thro~n by some urchin.
lie was on his way to his store and
lie continued on and remained there
selling goods until shortly before mid
night, when the pain IN his leg became
so intense that he drew up his trouscrg
ieg to examine the place where he sup.
posed the pebble had made a bruisc.
Instead OF q bruise he saw a discolored
circular puncture. around which the
blood had coagulated.
In an instnt he realized that he had
been shot. lie sent word to the West
sixty-eighth street station. The police
notified Flower Hospital. and a sur
eeon removed the wounded man to that
institution. The wound nae evidently
been made with . .32-callbre bullet, the
hospital doctors say.
Policeman Wayne OF the West sixty
statement In regard to passing the sa-
loon. Wayne said he found two bullet
holes In the door OF McDougal Brothers
saloon at the corner OF Amsterdam ave-
nue. and Slxty-frst street. the one indi-
Gated by the cigar dealer. but the bar
tenders OF the place assured him they
had heard no shooting at any time dur
ing the evening.
The evening world., 1910-12-20
STATEN ISLAND NOTES..

TIE recently elected officers OF st.
Paul's Me. Church OF T%ottenvllle are
John Anderson, superintendent Arthur
Decker, assistant superintendent: Earl
Anderson. secretary. and ID. u Skidmore,
treasurer.
Miss Elsie Warner OF Garretson, 8,
visiting friends In Montclair.
Tit annual Christmas entertainment
of the Sunday School OF Calvary Pres
byterian Church OF West Brighton viii
be held in the lecture room OF the church
next Monday evening.
At the Parish Hall OF the Church o'
the Ascension In West Brighton mex,
Thursday evening Company II basket
ball team viii meet the Institute Five
of Hoboken. There win be dancing be
fore and after the game.
Tie members OF Friendship Council
j.. .. l.. n. NJ. viii give a minstrel
entertainments at Cosmopolitan Hall. n
West Brighton. OF Washington's Birth.
day eve.
More than five hundred tickets hav.
been disposed OF FOR tie annual charity
haIi for the bcneG, ~ -, Ninccnts Hos
pital, which viii he held at The Germa,
clhbroolns In Stapleton on Jan, 20.
The evening world., 1910-12-20
RUNAWAY BOY
FOUND N COAL BIN
NEARLY STARVED
Said He Left Home Three
Weeks Ago When Aunt
Tried TO Strike Him.

Thirteen-year-old John Barry. who
was brought into the Children's Court
after he had been found sleeping In the
coal bin OF an apartment house. at No.
col West one Hundred n Thirteenth
street, told Justice Salmon yesterday
that he ran away from his aunt's home
at No. eo West one Hundred and TWEEN
ty-seyenth street. three weeks ago.
when the aunt tried TO strike him with
a knife and then put her finger In his
eye. lie had little 10 eat since and an
attendant had to hold him up in court.
His aunt had ordered him out after he
had failed to find work. he said.
The boy said that for p time he slept
at a stable at No. PA West one Hun
dred and Thlrtleth street II sold cid
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bottles that he picked UP to get a little
food.
Would you liho to 20 back 20 your
aunt. ~Johnuie7' asked the Justice.
NO. sn she beats me too much," said
the boy.
The boy said that his two sisters.
Nora, seventeen, and Agnes. sixteen,
lived with his aunt and that his sister
Agnes often beat him. Justice Salmon
rcmandcd tho boy to the Children's So
ciety for a week that an Investigation
may be made. Several ~well-dressed
women sent out for a big dinner for the
boy. who ate 1t with the appetite Of an
animal.
The aunt. Mrs. Roche. denied TO re-
p0rters to-day that she had tried
to hit the boy with a knife or had
put her fingers into his eyes. She de-
clared that neither she nor Agnes had
ever laid a hand upon him.
~ could do nothing with him. she
said. "1fe broke a window Just before
The evening world., 1910-12-20
PEACE Of TONCS
ONLY TEMPORARY,
/ CHINESE ASSERT
Only Way to End the War Is
to Stop Gambling, They
Declare.
POLICE ARE BLAMED.
Graft System Behind Assess
ments That Give Provo
IA. cation for Killing.
POLICE ARE BLAMED.

ma, tho peace footing upon which
cssn.,ox, ,o. hoo, resting since sun.
- 80. -. .ut.,to. an, ,o,
s'""' -,
tween the rour Dro'ners' t"e y" H
ana the HIP sings Is the beiief OF prae-
tically everybody in the Chinese quar-
Ter. When a Chinaman is asked II the
war Ia really over a little smile OF In
credulity plays about the corners OF the
CELESTIAL mouth and a twinkle OF smuse-
mont shines from the slanted eyes.
dozen or more reputable Cinnamon
sssert tina, there IL only one way 60 put
an end TO the Killings OF the o men,
and that IL for the Police Department
of New York to put the Chinese gam
bling element out OF b Isintss And they
add that the way 10 stop the gambling
and incidentally the tons war is to
roo out the system o police graft by
wkieh 1t Is alleged the gambling Is per-
mixed to 60 on.
NJ outbreak of the gun men, 1t is
~aSerted. is generally provoked by an
aessment levied periodically by the
OK Longs upon the Four Brothers and
oNsr oryan,zatton. and mat the origin
$50. -. a. In = .vsI,m of polioe
.pro,ection."
To.dav tho armistice ia still on and is
a..,.a 90 .o,,,ru. min tho nex,
'.r.,sa -, 81 80 .~orrol which
"se.hhs 'ne va.
prooaoiy VIII De heiu SATURDAY his""
The peace couneh' was a orange
gathering. While the negotiations were
~ - n. -. TnnD
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The one thousandth performance OF
'Mircle Efroth'' will be given tonight
az the Lipzin Theatre. on the Bowery,
with the Niddish star. Nine. kenie LIP
gin in the title role. This play IS re-
garded as one OF the greatest written
by Jacob Gordln. who died about "
years ago. A banquet will be rendered
to Nine. Lipzin after the performance
by a number OF persons Interested In
The uplitt OF the Yiddlsh drama.
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he ran away and I sent out TO get O
policeman. I did not order him to leave
the house. but he ran out before the po-
liceman came. I haven't seen him
since"
Mrs. Roche has been taking care OF
her sisters children since the death Of
their parents several years ago In adj
dition TO Nora, Agnes and John there Is
another boy, William. eight years old.
The evening world., 1910-12-20

When the sale of this stock Jegan we had large quantities
of suits and overcoats in process of manufacture Gin our
own workrooms), and as fast as we receive these suits
and overcoats from Our tailor shops they are placed in
stock together with the rest Of the merchandise and
marked at the present greatly reduced prices. The same
applies to furnishings that were on order and which we
had to accept, making our stock almost as complete
to-day as at the beginning Of the sale.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
TO MOVE INTO NEW STORE
Park & Tilford S Main Establishment

The grocery firm of Park & TilfoTd, which
for the last fifty years has had its princi-
uIe place Of business at Broadway and 21st
street. IS now abandoning that place for
IFS new store at Fifth avenue and 26th
street The new store will be opened for
business tomorrow morning This will be
e l,a rriuripaJ one Of the firms stores in
New York City. and on the tenth floor of
the same building, the Brunswick, viii be
found In future the executive offices, which
occ,1nv the Fifth avenue and 26th street
sides.
The great stores Of both this country and
Europe have been studied with a view
TO adopting methods for the better handling
of the goods sold by the firm It was
found necessary TO plan and invent many
new methods. No expenditure or pains
have been spared in installing electrical
pnegInatic and mechanical means for the
sanitary and prompt handling, displaying
and selling OF the wares to the public
There are fourteen thousand square feet
Of floor space in the new store, WHICH
has been divided into seven departments
ATr. TIford. president Of the firm, believes
that light and air are necessary every
where and in following out this belief the
natrons Of the store VIII have the ad-
vantage of the numerous display WINDOWS
Twelve in aIl-on the Fifth avenue ana
2sth street sides OF the store The lHuEnl-
nation al night is furnished by more than
s-y5 tungsten electric lamps.
In the color scheme yellow, green and
gbfre are the predomnating hues, ali
counters and show cases resting on d DUN
tiling. -,
For the expeditions handling of teie-
,,bo,1e orders there is a large switch board.
,rT,7 uv Three operators, who handle IN
coming and outgoing messages over sew
c1,.eeT, trunk lines and in the telephone
order department are six men constantly
,-s~eivlny orders by wire Nothing has
-, omitted which win add to the sanitary
ard 11ror1pt handling of The merchandise
sold and 10 the comfort and convenience
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
AMERICAN COURTS FAR AHEAD
Judge RosaIsky Back After Study Of
European Tribunals.

Judge otto A Rosaisky, who has been
arraad on a vacation of six weeks re-
turned Yesterday or the Hamburg AHner1-
oan liner Kaiserin Auguste Victoria from
t4au,our, with his wife. He inquired about
tbe condition Of Mayor Gaynor, and then
declared that the death penalty would be
titf,ng punishment for such attacks as that
on the Mayor.
y have received threatening letters my
self,, said the judge. hut / have torn
- ,,p There should be some extreme
tilsLi 1,+ fxed against wou.d-be assassins
IN men in public office might be pro
tnn,ed in carrying out d fearless ad1rih-
isld - aieg ave some little time TO the study
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

for Yonkers family three; wages $50 go
Waldorf Agency, I2 West SD St, Mrs. Mack.
proprietress-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
oRTHoPEOIc FOOTWEAR.

SAN MARCO. Fine Custom shoes Orthopeda
Specialist Flat feet cured tArch Supportsrs)
osd st
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

Famous New York School for cutting and de-
signing ladies' and gertleIne-.s garments. Taught
by mail or at 244 9Th ave
APPRAISERS Thoroughly experienced on
household goods tapestries, oil paintings. etc
Call Business Service Co., agency, e05 Singer
Building.
AGENTS WANTED to Introduce article which
helps reduce household expenses one-third
Particulars free Write to-day. Davis Specially
Co. % Milton St, Mapiewood. Maiden. Mass.
AGENTS to handle teas and coffees: expe-
rence not necessary; build up business of
your own. Call OF write. Burns Reed. 2oS
Hudson st, New York
ACENTs-We got the fastest selling auto
specially yet; big money. sells az eight: no
house canvassing; investigate. Rapid Sales Co,
Dept y, CanGor. N Y.
ANY ONE make money corresponding for news
papares: particulars for stamp. Press Synci-
cate, Ninety, Aiddlcpcrt. y Y
AUDITOR required by manufacturing concern
must possess Al personality, initiative, and
be thoroughly experienced in factory ara cost
accounting: preferably some additional expert
eace along general accounting line; about 35
years Of age s., 600 So 500 Can Business Ser
vice Co. Agency. so5 Singer Bldg.
BILL AND ENTRY CLERK-Immedately
Christian. quick and accurate for wholesale
house; S624-S1S0 CredentiaI Employment Cor
poration. agency, 253 Broadway.
BooKKEEPER- for firm in small
town near N Y. Salary SIS Cali Mghill
(Agency), FIatron Building.
BooKKEEPER Experienced in Individual
ledger for bank Salary SIS. Call Mighin
CAgency). Flatiron Building
OKKEEPER- experienced in foreign
change. for bank Salary S2o. Cali Mghiu
iAgencyl. F1atiron Building.
KEEPERs-capabIe Immediately:
ss3s-sI. .040. Bring references Some also at
see4 and $3.50 Credential Employment Corpora
ton, Agency. 253 Broadway
EO0KK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with sgme expert
euce must write and figure we'll. Salary,
sso4 to $3.50 Cretiential Employment Corpora
ron. Agency. 253 Broadway.
TcC,OK KKEEPER-Mddie aged, single, for coun-
try Prefer man used to farming and handling
men. Credential Employment Corporation.
Agency 2a3 Broadway.
CAEHIER-Youn man preferably college gred-
uate; a personality and ambition 20 advance
,,sst ueurllan preferably some knowledge of book
LeetIng: excellent opportunity: salary moderate
80 start quick advancement Can Business
service Co. Agency. ~. Singer Bldg.
- FPF-To handle records fer real estate
house Prefer man with experience in that
,i,,e salary SIS. Gail Mghin IAgencyl Fiat
iron Building
- F.RK-0rder and tra1ic; New York onioe large
manufacturing concern. handle orders from
,i,,se received until shipment; also correspondence
,,tff, customers connection with same. attend
- routing and rating and handle loss and dam
a.. claims etc excellent opport tnnity for right
nan; 81 2o0-s2. 600. call Business Service
GO. agency. e05 Singer Eldg.
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MONTANESCA

Leading EoceI Al Delaware Water Gan. Pa
Ek-.- snac 81. . --c- = Is - II : = CaE
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

MARRIED COUPLE-Man butler, wife as
cook three in family Allenhurst. New Jer-
sey: $40. AugIste's Agency. 6s2 9Th ave.
RSE-Competent. for child nine months; S35.
Mrs. Dickinsons Cooperative Employment
Bureau. 3I3 9TH ave. northeast corner of 35th ST
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ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
uTlQerS Angry Over Use of Mill
tdry Title in Vaudeville Show.
.fr1u T.e Tribune Bureau
ssllr,r-n- A.,


a-e-sE OF MILITARY TITLE.-Arnly
'liaers On duty ia Washington are incensed
d ias action of q vaudeville performer who
70 appear Al one Of the local theatre
+At E.eek The act is advertised as "A
IalPpine Pictorial Novelty" by a lieu
a'snt II the United States army on The
'eiFsd Us.
-eh me sC-zTtlsemeuT was brought TO
efiention of the War Department it at
- s1f-1ck the military authorities that d
reg army officer would not make CAPITAL
-S l'le on The stage. An examination
ne records was made. and it &as found
q here Is 10 such officer on the active
-e-fed list OF the regular army, no such
served II volunteers, no such en-
- man Is or has been carried on the
- O Inc army, and there Is 10 employe
-Sorced in the list Of those connected
isaes 49, ''-' L iiii'
q Department has advised the
sef u the local theatre OF these facts.
a. : expected that the Use Of the title,
AS while the performer Is in Washing
VII ~ discont tinGed- If the actor
retired army officer the War De
Fl would promptly compel him TO
n >. 'i's title in any public advertisement
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

Of the administration of criminal law in
England France and Germany. Corpar-
find our tribunals far ahead in the dispo-
sitiOn of cases. In Berlin IN the prison
which cores ponds TO the Tombs of this
city I found 1909 prisoners awaiting trial
during the summer recess of the courts. I
cannot remember when the Tombs had
more than go prisoners during the sum
mer Vaca ton period
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
WORK WANTED.
Male.
- Relisr;e

Male.
JAPANESE Re,Diayme,. Re,1aa;s y,ur.,u
e28 Sixth Ave. Phone. aoss Bryant Best Iap-
anese servants furnished 10 private families
references investigated
BAKER-or ice cream maker: capable taxing
charge; desires steady position at once. Please
address reply 70 Baker. Tribune. Downtown
rate: knowledge of steuography and typewrtting
desires position where advancement IS possible.
Sidney HertzfeId. S3s East 12lst st
CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC-Reliab in every
respect Do own repairs: was several years
with last employer. had charge OF one of largest
and finest private garages near New York.
Highest references. Had some practical expert
for gentleman or family interested in them
A pe % wears: single Address Freuchman 1864
Broadway.
CHAUFFEUR R-Nechanic; sober. careful driver:
good references J. n. IA East sd St. Bay
CHAUFFEUR English: any gasolene car; good
mechanic; careful driver; first class reference:
wages SIS weekly. Julien Agency. ~ West 42d
81. Bryant 1881.
sTENOGRAPHTlR.-Expe rapid operator: TEN
porary or permanent. e. J. Edwards, 1861
Atlantic ave, BROOKLYN. .-
YOUNG MAN, 2s years. wishes a good position
ana can furnish first class reference. r.
Gray. 1l1e Halsey st. Brooklyn
YOUNG Man-E!ghteen; desires position: office
t.xrerience: references. PerlrHan. 215 f, 114th
YOUNG MAN %. good appearance: graduate
commercial institute; present employed; wishes
to change for outdoor position with reliable con
tfonahle references both from present and pa.
employers. NJ 5. Box A. Tribune Office.
Female
4 YOUNG WOMAN who wishes TO study In the
city will take a position goverrless or tutor
In a home: qualifications, normal and college
education. successful teaching experience gen
eral cleyerness at handiwork- Address X B. j.
Tribune Office.
COMPANION-Espe To travel; by Young
lady, refined. college bred. fine family Ad-
dress Miss f. Robinson, General Delivery p O.
milwaukee,. Mis-.
EXPERIENCED. refined Young woman desires
clerical position IN employment agency; best
UPTOWN Office. 1884 Broadway.
YOUNG LADY wishes position cashier; has
5 years experience in drygoods house and ca N
furnish first class reference. \. NJ, Box s
Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A BRILLIANT CHANCE for young
man to invest 81. Gso and get good sa-
arted position as treasurer in established
manufacturing business in southern town
Business has already demonstrated sue
cess. but needs expansion LIBERAL terms
% right man n igte est reference gwen
and required Personal conference n New
York Monday or TUESDAY. ImmedIare,
Box 2S- Tribune Oftice-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

sTENOGRAPHERS-rw secretarlaI positions
paying excellent salaries; must be competent
and reliable and have good references. Jupp
AEency. 81 Nassau st
TWO WAITR FSSES for country hotel: fares
both ways See & Scharfus Agency. 41o 4th
ave.
WAITRESS class Mrs. Dicknsons Co
operative Employment Bureau, 373 5th ave.
northeast corner Of 35th st.
u ATTRFSS-S25: for Greenwich; any National
ttv: also Protestant waitress for Newark; s25
Waldorf Agency, IL West S3d st, Mrs. Mack
proprietress
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

PATENTS PRODUCE FORTUNES-Prtzes for
patents: patents secured through Us adver-
tsed without charge. new lists or inventions
needed and possible buyers Hints 70 Inventors
Why Some Inventors FAIL books on Fatents-
send US rough sketch OF model for search OF
Fatent Office records and report patentabilirys
special agents in 500 cities and towns Mr.
Greeley while Acting Commissioner Of Patents
had full charge OF L. :. Patent Office Greeley i
NCIntiTe, Patent Attorneys. Washington. D. c
ADDITIONAL CAPTTAL1-We finance and pro
mote enterprises OF merit Mining Timber.
Coal, Oil. Electric. Railway. Water Companies
and Industrial enterprises supplied with working
cash capital. bond and stock issues taken tor
sale call write / T Hunter 4 To-.
Brokers. Highest Banking Reference furnished.
500 Broad st. Newark y J.
A PARTNER $500. to take half interest n
patent plumbing used in every house
hold z spencer. inventor. 19S H0pkinson ave.
E'roCklyn.
WANTED-Partner IN a well Established grain
business in Connecticut. must have some
capital. good opportunity for the right man
Address Grain. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
Delaware Water Gap,
Mount POC0n0. StrO1dSbur
lue Ridge, Pocono Mountain
Delaware Valley Resorts
DELAWARE wATERGAP,PA.
PENNSYLVANIA.

nFLAn ARE ATEE G AP.P PA
WATER GAP House, P Cope 500.
7HF HTTsTINNY-G. Frank Cope 500,
THE GLESwooD-P. r Johnson go.
RTyERyIEW H'sE-Le Ba-Ee Estate. 100.
THE RELLEyUE-Couway s. Blair. 90.
CASTLE NM Schmidt so.
MOUNTAIN H'SE-Mrs. 7 Eauser & Son
KARAMEC TNS-Extensive river frontage
CATARACT HOUSE,. n. Tucker & SON
RIVERSIDE HorEL-M. NJ Ace. 40.
DELAWARE H0USE-John Ysrrick. 80
RIVER FARM H'>E-H. A Croasdale So
CENTRAL HoU>E-H 7. La Bar S.
FOREST HOUSE, I. Marsh. %.
BRIDGE ETEN-G. Edinger- IS week. -
post Office NORTH WATER GAP. PA
HTRD-S HYGEIAN HOME " Hurd
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
HELP WANTED.
Male
AGENTS WANTED.
DlrIE SAFETY RAZOR,

Not an experiment, but demonstrated success.
We are in position TO quote agents salts
factory prices on our
Dir1E SAFETY RAZOR.
It is the sensation Of the age and sells on sight
Retail price dime for one complete safety
with one highest grade Sheffield steel blade,
Packed in neat tube; extra blades are sold,
blades neatly packed ir oil paper. Gtne.
Thousands are being to the satisfaction
: the users, demonstrated by mum berless testi-
monias. Arrangements for exclusive territory
and highly lucrstfve agencies can be made
Inte national Safety Razor Co, 124-iS2 White
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

Book, Catskills. etc.
trip send &c. postage
Desbrosses St, y. Z.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

DAIRY, also pouItryTnan. Danish Protestant;
competent; take full charge; highest refer
euces; wages $40 s45. Julien Agency, a. "est
42d St Bryant 43S1-
FARMHAND.-s25: German: good mixer and
teamster; farm experience in this country
sober, obIgiug. AIatheTson Agency, SIS oth
ave. Tel. S7S bryant
FURNACE MAN (coIoredl desires more furnaces
to take of. from 36th to 4oth ST refer
ences. Address George Booker, Garrick Theatre
35th st.
GARDENER-USEFUL1 MAN.-American; mar
red: no children; first class reference; with
cottage; go anywhere; wages $50 Julien Agenc5,
~ West 42d St Bryant 1881
GENERAL USEFUL MAN.-Youns. strong
Swede; Il years; speaks English; good rec
concentrations. Osterbergs Agency, lI6 Lex1ng-
ton Tel. 1885 Plaza.
GERMAN. middle-aged: care of horse COW. gar
den. poultry furnace Frank 110 Greenwich 81
JAPANESE, refined: butler. valet; competent IN
every respect; experienced; well recommended;
city country. T, lf6 East 49th st
NAN-Fifty: Trustworthy; gentlemans place,
good home moderate wages; sincere; under
stands. Malcomson. 100 9th ave.
USEFUL. MAN--s25; German: all round use
ful. outside work: horse COW, poultry, etc.
references. MatEewson Agency. SIS 9Th ave
Tel. 3IS Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

lowing movements of vessels have been re-
ported TO the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
August 25-The Tennessee, the Montana and the
North Carolina at Portland. Me.
August 26-The wolverine. at Port Huron; the
TarantUla and the Viper at Norfolk.
SAILED.
Portsmouth. y H, the Triton, from Wash
irgtOn for Norfolk; the Vulcan, from New
port for Norfolk. the Birmingham. from
Eew York City, ana the Chester, from the
navy yard. Boston, both % Cape Cod Bay
10 hold drills and exercises.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

WANTED October l. BY elderly couple. second
floor with board in a quiet refined family.
prefer 20 furnish. first class references given and
required. will pay reasonable price apartment
NOT wanted. Address -. VI A. $f6 StH ave.
AsbUrv Park. y T.