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New-York tribune., 1910-02-24
sURRoGATE's NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER of HON
Abner G. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County
of New York notice is hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against Samuel A Max
well. late OF the County OF New York de-
ceased, present the same with voZc hers
thereof. TO the subscribers. at their place OF
transacting business. the Office OF AshbeI p
Fitch. Mott Il Grant, No. - Nassau Street In
the Borough Of Manhattan in the City of New
York. or before the LIST day Of August next.
Dated New York. the 18th day OF January
1910.
CHARLES q. MAXWELL. EDWARD e
MAXWELL. CHARLES C. CROOK WILL
lam J. COMSTOCK. Executors
ASHBEL I. FITCH. MOTT & GRANT Attor-
neys for Executors. 81 Nassau Street Bor-
ough of Manhattan, New York city.
SCHIFFER. DOROTHEA.-TN PURSUANCE
OF order of Hon. Abner c. Thomas a
Surrogate OF the County or New York notice
is hereby given to all persons havin. claims
against Dorothea Schiller. late OF the County OF
New York. deceased to present the same with
vouchers thereof. TO the subscriber at his
place or transacttng business at the ONCE OF
Theall a. Beam, Counsellors Law Nos A.
and AZ Wall Street, In the CITY of New York
on or before the first day of August next
Dated New York. the 18th day OF January
1910,
HENRY E. J. SCHIFFER. Executor
THEAII & BEAM. Attorneys for executor.
Nos. As and Al Wall Street Manhattan
New York City.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
-TVenty-fhird Ward Bank of the City OF
In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosurs
entitled action and bearing date the 18th day
of October. 1909 1. the Undersigned the Referes
ton at the Exchange Salesroom. Nos. 14-1S
Yesey Street, in the Borough of Manhattan
City Of New York the 18th day of November,
1909: at l. o'clock noon on that day. by Joseph
E. Day, Auctioneer, the premises directed BY
said Judgment be sold. and therein described
follows.
All that certain plot, piece or parcel of
thereon erected. situate. lying and being in
The % Borough OF MsHhaasn Of st. the city q Ns 9f
York. bounded and described follows:
of isa Street !an R9nt @ q et
the corner formed by the intersection OF the
erly side Of Broadway; running thence East
srly along the Southery side OF 1+6th street;
with Broadway. 90 feet II inches to the centre
line of the block thence Westerly along said
thence Northerly parallel with Broadway, 90
feet II inches to the point or place of be-
And also all that certain lot piece parcel
Of land with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected. situate, lying and being in
the Borough of Manhattan. City, county and
state of New York bounded and described as
Beginning gin! at point on the sopthesly her side
OF l4th street distant one hundred an; ana sixty
formed hv the intersection of the Southerly
side Of l46th Street and the Basterly side OF
broadway. formerly Eleventh Avenue Or Bou-
leyard: running thence SoutherIy parallel with
Broadway and part OF the way through
party wall ninety-nine and eleven inches
70 the centre line OF the block: thence East
erly along said centre line of the block, thirty
seven feet six inches; thence Northerly. again
pa rallel with Broadway, ninetynine feet eleven
inches the SOUtherlv side Of 4tth street;
and thence Westerly along the southeriy side
OF i46th Street thirfy-seven feet six inches TO
the point place of beginning Be said several
dimensions or less
Dated New York, October 22d. 1909
CHAS l. COTIN. Referee.
LEXOW. MACkEILAR & WELLS. Attorneys
for Plaintiff. AZ Cedar Street. Manhattan, New
York City.
The following is a diagram ot the property
to be sold It's street numbers ara o4S-5o2 West
14eth Street:
1{sth Street
tso, g." ~
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS:-TAKE NOTICE
that the undersigned intend TO apply to the
Surrogate OF Washington County for Letters OF
administration of the Goods, etc, of Eliza
christie late of the Town of Gree witch
county of Washington and State Of New YORK
deceased, according to the provisions of Section,
2664 of the Code of Civil Procedure, for limit
fnE the penalty of bonds OF administrator
and notice is hereby given 10 all persons hav-
ing claims against said Eliza Christie deceased
TO present their claims, with proper vouchers
thereof 10 the Surrogate OF the County OF
Washington, at his Office in the Village OF
salem \. Y. before the 2Sth day of
February 1910
Dated. Greenwich. " Y, January % 1914
WILLIAM JOHN McGEOCH
WILLIAM D. CHRISTIE
VAN NESS s. MAYNARD. Attorneys. Green
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF rs,l;,i NEW nc,t<. r0ak:
and others, Defendants.-.In pursuance OF JudsI
,I,.nt Of foreclosure and sale, duly made and
entered In the above entitled action and bearing
dste The nth day of February, 1910. /. the un-
fersirned the Referee in said judgment named.
VIII sell at public auction. at the Exchange
Saiesroom Nos 14-I6 Nesey St In the Borough
Of Manhattan. city of New York on the 1lth
Gav of March 1910 at 12 o'clock noon on that
6ay. bv Joseph p. Day Auctioneer. the premises
directed by said Judgment to pe sold and there
In described as follows: All that certain lot;
niece or parcel of land with the buildings and
irTnrovements thereon erected. situate. lying and
being in the Seventh Ward Of the Borough or
Manhattan City of New York, being on the
Eortherlv side of Madison Street, and which on
a Man Of rhe Estate OF Henry Rutgers. deceased,
hv Bridges and Poppelton. dated November 18TH
1S13 Is designated by No. Si3 containing in
breadth in front and each twenty-five t25)
feet and in length each side one hundred
000 feet be the said several distances and d.
n1ensiops more or less. said premises being now
known as No. 23a Madison Street in the Bor-
oueh Of Manhattan, City OF New York,
Dsted New York. February 18th. 1910.
PHOENIX INGRAHAM, Referee.
SAMUEL. n. FREEDMAN.
Attorney for Plaintiff
o+sca and PostofIice Address No. go broadway,
Borough of Manhattan, New York City.
The following is diagram Of the property TO
be sold:
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charge to satisfy which the above described
property IS to be sold, IS twenty-five hundred
and forty-six and S0-Ieo Dollars t$. 80 So:
with interest thereon from the Sth day of
October 1893 toget.so so, SIth vi costs and allow
October 18th. 1909. together with the expenses
Of the sale Ine approximate amount OF me
taxes. assessments and water rates. or other
liens which are to be allowed to the pur-
chaser out Of is hs Sd Interest or paid by
Dated. New York. October 22nd 1909.
The foregoing sale is hereby 'isu adjourned 70
FrIday. November 26th' 1908 at the same Time
Dated. New York. November 18th. 1909
CHAs. /. COHN, Referee
The foregoing sale is hereby further adjourned
to Friday, December 3rd, 1909 at the same time
Daed New York cAs N2yenoeE III c6Ga 5ss 1ses Rsesree
The foregoing sale Is hereby farthe further ad-
journed to Friday, December 3rd. 1909. at the
same time and place.
Dated New York. December 3rd, 1909.
The foregoing sale is hereby D furthsr inao ad-
journed 10 Friday. December 1Ith 1903. at
''T Dated ted New York. december 10th. 1909.
,o.uo,,r ssEa cEAS L ssTsPI COIN tI,sor Rstsre.
,oirned TO Friday, December o4th 1909 at
the Same time and place.
iA's'' -'9 cHAs, l. COIN. Referee
The foresolns, sale is hereby further ac
'hf Daisd. tss New York besenbeF c2 2..s; 1909
tn. foregoing sale is hereby further adjourned
20 Fridar January i4th. 1910. at the same time
and place.
cHAS. L. COIN, Referee
Tho foregoing sale is hereby further ad-
ionrned 20 Friday, February 4th, 1910. 1T the
same time and place,
Dated New York, January 14th 1910.
CHAS. L. COHN. Referee
The foregoing sale is hereby further I'd
,ourned To Friday, February 18th, 1910 at
,ha same time and place
Tated New York. February 4th, 1910.
CHAS L cOHN, Referee
TIE foregoing sale Is hereby further ad-
4ourned to Friday, March fth 1910. at tho
sane time and place
Date6 New York, February 18th. 1910
Sef~ VI n>%>
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Madison Street.
The approximate. amount Of the lien or charge,
- - =" s1ld Is sl2 l91. 80. with interest thereon
rom ~ ,hs Ith day of February. 1910, together
n.t.b costs and allowance amounting to SOFT 81
ttH interest from February 11th. 1910 together
.ith the expenses OF the sale. The approximate
r.,rt of the taxes. assessments and water
or other liens, which 10 be allowed Ia
lie nurchaser of the purchase money or
nfa fbv rhs Referee Is ~ .sll 81 and interest
nated New York Feb 15 1910.
PHOENIX IN0RAHAA, Rsfsrss.
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ARTIFICIAL. FLOwERS-Ro makers branch
ers and learners also work given home: good
pay; steady work. Gensteinzang Bros. 542 West
Broadway.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS-Makers fancy feath-
ers; steady work; good pay A Alpf Co.. SO
West Houston
ASSISTANT FOREIADY on waists and 5ressee-
also fnishers, drapers, operators and pasters.
PosneT "a Grand st.
BOOKKEEPER. double entry. ST.: assistant
bookkeeper. typist $40. Christian yffce work
er SO. Call at osae, Diehl Ageney. 90 Nassau 81.
BRIGHT. exps4enced woman denonstrator for
New York apartment store; steady: highest
TsfersR'ss Bds Trjbsn ms os salary s'2 week t T.
CHAMBERMAIDS- general houseworkers wait
resses; S20-s25 for private families only.
MulIer's Bureau. 134 East 60th st. Lexing-
ton ave Tel 5296 Plan
COLORED chamberrnaid ana waitress; neat girl
and one having good reference. Universal En-
ployInent Bureau. 2s East 23d 81. Miss Peckfam
COUPLE. for country: good plain cook; butler
and useful: wages $50. Universal Employment
Bureau. 2s East 2Sd 81 Miss Peckham.
ERRAND GIRL. also houseworBer: family Ctvo1
city; bring reference Plaza 1925. Morrow s
Bureau. I21 Lexington ave. corner 5stl ST.
EXPERIENCED BRANCHERs wanted on fancy
feathers: good pay: steady work. J. Gerschno-
vitz. 562-564 West Broadway
FIRST CLASS GERMAN COOK, FOR MARCH
10. N GERMAN PRIVATE FAMILY GO
CLEAN AND NEAT. NOT OVER 50 YEARS:
WAGES $40; ONLY THOSE WITH BEST
EkE1EERENt MAY A-NSN E-tt. + Il, POSI-
0tFICE. PAssAIC. \ j
GERMAN COOK for small private family: neat
and willing Universal Employment Bureau, IS
East 23d st Miss Peckhasn
GIRL wanted for general homework in small
private family: wages moderate. Call at AZ
East 140th ST. Sd ave L.
GIRLS for artificial flowers, piquets and fancy
feathers. good pays steady work A. Bent-
ksfnp. Washington Place
GIRLS for houseworlS private families wages
s2o and So: laundry Mulier's Bureau, I34
East 6orn - near Lexington ave.
BOTSEWORKERS Of experience S25; also new
arrivals. willing to learn Muller's Bureau, 134
East 60th st. near Lexington ave
HOUSE WOMAN, who wants to be in good,
plain home; must do cleaning and washing; IS.
Letter, q East 10th ST
INFA NTS NURSE for four-weeks child; one
with good reference: wages $50. Universal
Employment Bureau, 2s East 23d ST. Miss Peck
OSTRICH FEATHERS-Stringers, stemmers;
also girls Is to learn the business: paid
while learning Green & Nathan Is s52 West
4rl ST.
NURsEMAID-City; girl with good reference;
wages S25. Universal Employment Bureau, 2S
East 23d st Miss Pecknam-
OFFICE ASSISTANT address envelopes answer
telephone, s.; assistant bookkeper. typst, $40:
cfIice worker. knowledge stenography. $40. Gail,
Miss Diehl Exchange 80 Nassau st
OFFICE ASSISTANT typlst, $40: permanent po-
sition open bright girl; Christian only Call,
Diehl Agency. % Nassau st
OPERATORS wanted on ladies' waists. Lenox
Waist Mfg. Co, y East sth st.
STENOGRAPHER assistant bookkeeper S12:
double entry bcokkeeper. stenogTaphcr. SIS;
Insurance, SIS: commercial. IS: advanced begin
Her. s.. call. Miss Dichl Agency. 30 Nassau st
WAIST DIAPERS skirt drapers. improvers and
learners paid while Iearning) wanted. 50 East
\
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WORK WANTED.

Male
CHAUFFEUR Careful driver; repair any cars;
references; salsry $50 month Address john
CHAUFFEUR wishes position: private family:
city OF country; careful driver; DO own re,
Hook, Dutchess Co New York.
J.FFEUR-ItaIian- American; n; mechanic;
moderate wages; best private reference A.
Terzani. 80 Grand s.
CHAUFFEUR R Experienced. careful and tenn
rerate: private family preferred: references
Address J. A s care Of II. We'll 2ot St Aan's
ave Bronx. or tel. 2125 Merose
CHAUFFEUR. English. married, requires q sit
ueiion; nine years' experience: good me
chanic: best OF references T !, II: West
T24th st
CLERK STEADY, Hethodical Fnslishrian, good
writer, reliable checker and fgurer. in factory.
warehouse wharf; will handle and neatly ar
range the most confused stock. ADDRESS e.
Horiey Bartlett Inn. Lakewood. y. J.
COLLECTOR, SALEssAAN.-At reference; i've
years' experience with large corporation J. n
q. Tribune Office
CUTTER-Practical tailor. desires position as
cutter or good assistant Scheer, -oe west
14sth st; telephone 406s Auduoon.
SAI.ESMA N--Energetic. ambitious. well edu-
cated. age 40 seeks engagement in good house.
either in mechanical. building tread piansf. or
mercantile line tno peddling1: can show results:
salary commission: references Hustler. J53
WANTED Position as foreman on farm
rent!eElan's estate; understand all kinds
farming. farm machinery. stock and poultry
raising: Al butter maker: written or personal
Ign, X. y.
WANTED-Position as manager OF gentieinan's
farm. March ! OF ApTils GerTna n n-<afllerlcan.
with small family; experience IN breedIhg ana
raising all farm stock. growing Of crops. vege,
tables and fruits. not afraid Of hard work: would
board heIc: best OF reference. Address W W,
Box 433. Rye \.
WANTED. BY 25 OF the most thorough, expert
enced bank clerks in New York including loan
and discount clerks. paying, recelVlng ano note
teIlers bookkeepers. check clerks, etc; would
take positions singly or together ADDRESS o"i'-
solidation. Tribune Once. --------
WELL. educated young man, aged 25, desires
position requiring ability ana responsibility
T. W W, 2e Willow ct, Brcoklyn.
YOUNG MAN. le at present employed, de
sires position with house where strict At
tentfon to business will be appreciated W
Tribun. Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway.
YOUNG MAJ IS: desires clerical or Office
position: high school graduate; references.
Thurtle, 345 East seth 81. -
YOUNG MAN 30 wishes position az general
Office assistant and sten0gfapher & r ahd or. dgpe-
Y0g-Ec; NAN 81 mas cash security. with
vices, in store, etc Steady. Box 100, Irfb-
une Ofties.
YOUNG Man coIored porter, anything.
e Murray - west l31th St.
Young MAN co wishes POSITION: eight Years
Y0CHG MAN-Aged "a: handy around machines.
Hoffman,. 543 East 18th 81
Female.
COMPANION AND CHAPERoN.--T Young
pable woman; companion to elderly or in
rl5i5sirlgff and traveller. cheerful disposition
excellent references. l.. Miss FitzGerald's
Bureau. 5d3 9Th ave
GovERSESS mot nursery refined French
rienced; willing TO travel. excellent references
Nile E k7A West End ava
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OFFICE PURCHASING COMMISSARY. L. 8.
Army 80 Whitehall Street. New York City.
n Y February %. 19i0.-Sealed proposals. In
duplicate FOR furnishing and delivering sub
sist-nce stores this city at such times may
he required by the L. 3 Government. be-
fore April go 1910, In accordance with the speci-
ncations and conditions set forth IN Circular
So 4 War Department. Orfice Of the Commits
sarv General Washington. March 81. 1905. will
be received at this Office until 10 O'Clock A NJ.
March s. 1910 Information furnished on appli-
cation. Envelopes containing bids should be
marked Proposals for Subsistence stores opened
March ). Is1o'' and addressed to Col A. l.
SMITH. A 9. c.. u s. Army
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
CABLE STORE HOUSE-Onfce Of the Con-
structing Quartermaster. Fort Wood Bedioe's
Island. " Y. H.. January 26th. I9io--Sealed
Proposals for the construction OF cable store
house at Fort Wood. ~ Y. H.. will be re-
crived until fo:3o A. NJ. February 26th. 1910,
and then opened. Information furnished on
application Envelopes containing proposals
should be indorsed Proposals for Cable store
House and addressed WH. ". DEaaELI.
csnstS ouayssrmastsss
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,EsKs AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
PUBLIC NOTICES,

BUREAU OF. THE PLBLIC ADMINISTRATORS
OF THE COUNTY OF NEW YORK,
No. I1g Nassau Street.
Borough of Manhattan.
New York, February 5th. 1910
Notice Is hereby given. pursuant to Chapter
$50 of the Laws Of 1898. that a statement OF the
receipts and expenditures Of the Public Admins
traitor Of the County of New York. during the
year 1909. was published in the City Record,
three times each week for three weeks. begin
1880 WILLIAM NJ HOES,
Public Administrator of the County of New
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Female

= YOUNG LADY wanted as a stonograu uller and
typewriter and 70 act secrctary; mist be an
exert; graduate OF Smiths OF Eassar College
preferred. AHiiifE. Box 4D. Tribune Cif!ce
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS-BIight learners on
Covers: paid while learning; good chan1e for
ARRANGEMENT. II. G PoDpenhuseu. - West "a 81
ARTIFICIAL FLONEf-s-Rose makers for split
work. week or piece; steady work: Beat Iearn-
trs; permanent employment. Heyl Co. Wash
lngton Place
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERs-MaBeTs wanted work
given nome good pay, steady work al yeaE.
&&tttl Ioss., SO West Broadway.
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Fem le.

CARETAkER-Resp German woman will
take OF private residence. Schminsky, 400
ESa-
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-EENTS.-Ou and on Plzzse. fasctnates young
old; FITS the vest pocket: sample. 10c-
Room 24s. I77e Broadway
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WORK WANTED.
Female.

IELEPHoNE OPERATOR - Experienced.
Mishes position Miss Herzog, Mrs.
tIeck. zoo East Goth
ioCNG LADY. of refinement and intelligence.
mas mad experience as retail store cashier
ahd clerk desires similar position requiring
tac,, heatness, accuracy and refinement; refer
cnces. Address T. f. B.. Box IA Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-24

AGENTS. male and female. . sell picture OF
All the $50 Popes. Liedcr's Novelty House,
% Park Row. near Brooklyn Bridge.
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AGENTS II. & c. tire infator, $50; invaluable
70 zUtornobisJs; engine does the work; gases
g-Tihed and cooled: good opening for right men
Sooun 2zs. IT7a Broadway
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YOUNG MAN-Cseful, neat, willing, honest
temperate: furnaces. brasses. gardener; good
references Frank Love ~ Hunter ave
Long Island City
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E0R SAL z

FOR SALE.
BILLIARDS, poof and new patent combination
tables; lowest prices: supplies. repairs; bowl
ing alley builders. Decker's 1oS East sth st
Est. is5O.
STr-Tatest popular. classical: sent any
u-hera- postal brings lowest prices. catalogue
and combination offer *. SIMPSON. 23' Hal
Newark y. j.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-24

MACHINERY. DIES AND MODELS.
SE,5,1ND HAND MACHINERY OF every de
scription: YOU will find hudre1s OF near new
machines offered for sale in the second hand
machinery department of THE IRON AGE each
week IA Park Place. New York city
An ad. in THE IRON AGE always nnds a
New-York tribune., 1910-02-24
HELP ..'ANTEO.
Female

ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS-Rose makers, branch
ers and learners; also work given home: good
pay; steady work. Gensteinzang Bros. 542 West
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-02-24

&DNERTIsINC SOLICITORS FOR college and
z777 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-24

e AGENTS wanted: Simplex window opener and
closer William J 4 Lleder 153 Park Row
New-York tribune., 1910-02-24

BoOKKEEPER for large electrical house in
New York city: salary SIG 10 start CAL i'm
--edistely. Mighiu position Broker1 F1atiron
building.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-24

AGENTS 70 handle teas. cofees and spices:
build Up business OF your own Burns &
D.eF ano T1.rSsnF
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CANVA ASSERS- % per dav and carfare guar
suteed TO experienced newspaper and premium
cznvasSers- liberal commission addition; per
Tlznent employ meut in greater New York and
nearby states- William H Guteus, Room 323,
Tribune Building. q to l.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-24

ASSISTANT BOChh EE.PERS 10 complete double
entry course wanted b. expert accountant.
Course. so; evenings only. Accountant. Il East
-1Qrh s.
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AtsENTS-SeH novelty aeroplanes; interests
everybody; big profits; information free Lin
coin Square Novelty Works 1881 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-02-24

TaNTTOR, for city: any nationality: wages $50.
T-u1verzzl Employment Bureau, es East 23d ST
Pc
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MAN WANTED 40 represent TO foreign elements;
state the Language You speak and previous ex-
rrrieuce: good 0sy. STEADY. Box 8, Tribune or
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1-00D CHANCE for canvassers to get steady
=r7lplrynent; SO weekly and commission IN
eui-e - court 81 Room aS Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1910-02-24

YOUNG MAN C22) wishes position as private
coachrnan; reference. SchraRl, 11I0 Washing
ton ave Bronx
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AELE OFFICE Man. reliable with $500 Up
vzrd security (sccure6): liberal salary. Call
s1~ cay hour. +. sol West 14th ST
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CANNASSERS. popular ma gazine: deliver band
some premium first raynent easy zl1lents:
big ooIs11n issinrs 81 daily guarantee Lswfer,
Wei S4fh
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r. MANAGER. experienced in general Office details,
especially along sales lines; S1.s-F- Call Mig
Ill LDne.t in Erokerh. F1sfiron F2uIdlng.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-24

ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS-Makers fancy feath-
ers; steady work; good Pay. A. Alpf Co.. SO
TTes-
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CHAMBERMAID and waitress neat competent;
so. Albany Bureau. 20 East 33d st.
CHAMBERMAID-WAI WAITRESS-By Finnish girl
years personal references in New fork
CITY: citv or country Yields Bureau, 324 Co
liT7h Tel Schuver
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CANEASSERS-CCn crew; biggest dollar
fifty worth ever attempted: biggest comn1is-
<ou. FIratf = Pe@kfnan ST. Room SD, g
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John Pappas, 306 West 4Ist 81.
MAN-Colored: at anything: experienced horse
man and gardener: best reference Wells. 40
West 1O0th Of WATSON.
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HELP WANTED.

z1oD paying position. wages ana commission
I>E energetic. We'll appearing men: small in
zS;-nent- Silzorra. 15s East Bath ST
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ARDENER-Singie, understands flowers
plants. vegetables, cold frames: best refer
ences. Huestis. care Ode1rs Agency, S25 6th
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GAhDENER-Singe; German; private
place. Paul. ~ Vesey st.
GARDENER-Married small family: knows his
calling thoroughly; private place. Wood,
Elliott 4 A. NeSey.
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a Nt1W ARIICLE. 100 per cent profit: send two
cert stamp for working sample Er1anon Spe-
rG=l-y Co. % broadway.
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COOK: also chambernaid and waitress; two
Finnish girls: best references from New YORK
families Jussila Bureau, $50 Lexington ave
81 4453 Plaza
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MEN wanted speaking foreign Languages pre-
ferr@d- wages and commission Sikorra, l9o
Fas q
New-York tribune., 1910-02-24

( ASSISTANT FORELADY on waists and dresses;
also hnishers, drapers, operators and pasters
!
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COX. for city only no washing; excellent in
all branches $50. Albany Bureau, 70 East
-
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LAWYE RS.

TYPEWRITINe AND TYPEWRITERs.
YPEWRTERS - : e = e !: =
TICTOR VISIBLE, 70 Nassau ST.. cataiogus
free; all makes taken part payment; bar
gains in Cnderwoods. Reminytons. Oiivers
Smiths.
TYPEWRITING and stenographie dictarfon'
Iirerarv legal, commercial: lowest prices
Tel 5ess) Plaza S5 ERst Both St
BUSINESS CHANCES.
AT A GREAT REDUCTION, printing q ali
kinds: we can you 30es Johnson PresA
successors to Call Press t42 Fulton 81. y u
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sfFN tired of working for others let US start YOU
business for yourself: strictly legitimate
Manage Room pG7. 27T Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-24

CHEF FOR private family; with first class
reference wages Ss5. Universal Employment
rsreaJ1. IS East sd 81. Miss Peckhan.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-24

COMP .-Experienced woman compan n
ion to a lady mothers helper; highest ref
erences Address Miss NJ. 425 West 23d St
New-York tribune., 1910-02-24

/ BOORkEEPER. double entry. ST.: assistant
bookkeeper. typist $40: Christian )f=ice work
/ er. Sc Call at oaa=. DiehI Agency. 90 Nassau
New-York tribune., 1910-02-24

NaN I'D 5o9Aseepers and assistants by Trac-
using PUBIC accountant. excnanEr FOR com
e'e aoEbie entry course. So. Write for in
-er1naiion. / Box :. Tribune r,r7ca