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BATTLESHIP PROGRAMME
Secretary Meyer VIII Ask for
Two More and Six Destroyers.

LFrCIL me 4rlDEle Bureau
Washington, Oct est has been prac-
tically decided that Secretary Meyer viii
ask Congress TO authorize two more bat
tleships and six torpedo boat destroyers
at the short session Of Congress. There
VIII probably be additional recommended
tons in favor Of auxiliaries, such as col
liers. a supply ship. an ammunition ship.
hospital ship and repair ship, but naval
officers here entertain little hope that they
viii be secured, with the possible exception
Of Z feet collier.
No special mention VIII be made Of sub
marines. as the Navy Department has
found that those who are interested in the
award Of contracts for that type Of vessel
have had, hitherto, great success in secur-
ing authorizations from Congress. Secre-
tary Meyer viii begin work on his report
Immediately after his return 20 Washing
ton Two tentative propositions have been
prepared for the 1911 building programme.
which have been submitted to the Bureau
Of Construction and Repair and the Bureau
Of Steam Engineering for estimates. The
features Of the 1911 programme viii not
be disclosed officially until Mr.. Meyer has
passed on the various suggestions await
ing his approval
An important feature Of the new building
programme is that involving the chief
characteristics Of the next battleships 70
be designed. Urgent recommendation has
been made for an increase in the displace-
nent, as compared with the vessels au-
thorized ar the last session Of Congress.
II is not proposed 10 increase the arma-
ment above ten 1i-inch guns, neither is it
contemplated 10 add TO the weight OF the
engines IL order 10 provide greater speed.
On the contrary. the suggestion IS to have
less speed and utilize the advantage gained
by greater displacement in the installa-
ton of thicker arn0r. BY this means, Il
is pointed out by the strategists, a ship
armed with the largest high powered rifles
viii be able 10 maintain its position Of
attack at closer range, and viii not be
driven away by the effective fire OF the
enemy. The latter Will not be able to pene-
trate the heavier plates. and with this less
vulnerable protection an important fight
ing asset VIII be derived.
OF kindred Importance is the wel-nigh
sensational Increase contemplated in the
disbursement Of the destroyers. which IL
is proposed to design with lO00 tons dis
placement. instead Of $50 tons. This will
give speed OF at least thirty knots IN
service. and viii afford the opportunity for
a proDortionate enlargement Of the bat
terry. This increase IN destroyer dIsplace-
ment carries the type into the class OF the
scout, and the result is that there win
probably not be built any more vessels OF
the Chester type.
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REAL ESTATE
Continued from twelfth page.

i17oo: Oct &c. yrs per cent: Ag ST1sns
PesHrS &c John Brady slOOoi
.I5l C-otona ave. Thar
~oNnroNIvEAL.TH AVE. cor waikeer
= - =T,5x irreg: due Dec 1, 1913; Oct Il
8 per cent and . per sent ent; sss oa0; ad-
Friend to Dollar Savings BANK S-''00O
.sress 2SeS So ave. GOA &.
g 7ax irreg 70 MoheEan ave 16l-o1--gsss5 q rer
utg $50 oet 2 80 = ca s-3s@scan Mortgage Co;
sseoO. sddress, . Nassau ST -. ~. 10. r
,-.,-RRrII.FNG AVE. 2ssa. 25x1o9; V s1,-1 IL
u 81 - COO S a5STess. AZ west l4sth st
CRoTONA AVE cor g. e - 70 c-air1ille
reg: OCT Is. yrs; P ,5 Lees hs1,ss Katonah 7
c,,rr PROPERTY trror mtg $50: S 800 20
~ q 7er cent. same 70 5 LOWS 0-'sS' N''VV'
address l22e % ave. ,.-. -. d, -,
TOY \ 80 Sc, - yTs. Grahann-AeaTas0 Co
% LAWYERS Title Iasa is,llSy 'l--- ~
rF0r AVE - Is II q ltS9 s., .S s ~,
-a'e1s-- = & -e- cent. East l6sth street heatsE
- = --s ~ Cr0xson, $4,000: address. IS'
il- --., = -, $ s75 r, o. Columbus ave.
1ssTI66. G1rqT mtg $500; Ok -- -, >
-, -5s-ess I747 Melville ave
Or 80 map Lohbauer Park: Oct i: Yrs
- Ce-t. Thomas : kelefeT 70 John 49, 49,
-. s. 800. address. East BouleNaTo 4N1 1S-s
i i.sl So Milan
yAyr1owER AVE. s. COS II = Of Pelham 5tifl,T,R
"a 5fz-0J oc5 =; inst2ls: per tS5SI-i;,-r AND
az Association. Sl.2o0: address, % East Oo'1
Il t~ -,
,,s 80 - S,rr s. 500: Oct !: yrs. per cent
sn-o1i5 Fe-Taro 10 FREDERICK Kern S'Vo' H.
5-ass- .ls0 storey ave .,..
zre 8 szl65; oct Is ys : Per cent 5.i Ern st
Roal-y co 90 Peter SKUNK S7'OoV' ''N1'e
e-9rrsoN. ST. e S. 500 f n Of xestches:ater
ave ox1o6: cct .; yrs; simpson Co3stIacliS Sf
= q Augusta Reese S~sS''''V'
a so PROPERTY prior mtg $50 sem: Oct
.. ! " per cent: same 70 CnaF-eS i'''eS -
T9i. address Il2 West l2lst 81
MA SuroG-ON AVE e s. % Il z q 1tsSE =.
%; reg. oct =: ! y: Matilda Lench-
-e-.s- - :, Harlem SAVINGS Bank. $1,000 al
6-ess. IL East IG5th 81 .
e-cv-a- oct IS 1 VI. per cent; SulIo O 80
9 . Ss--v 5 Crozsoa: $4,000 address, 1S'
- -5--E St. $. 1915 It e OF St AIMS ave.
-esZ100. oct G: cue yuly J, 1913. PEI
cent: csrs-ian kTansoa s- e Taet 1876 St
-s50 ST. r. e. 200 Il u OF CoUrtianot ave.
-5xio6. oct so; dze as per 9o 51o hi-T Reg
IS aS IS o6Ss se55-ess- sg7 East 153d 81
1eaTH ST. s. para lot &C. map MoTTls oI3i7,
F0ze0: oct -; due Jaiy . esIL; e 0oa:
Taue Realty CO 10 Jacob Stshl' j. S''00''
RE6-exs 8 Isl Crotonh ave
1seTE ST. 8 q s lot %. NAP land heirs
thomas Bassford. 50x1oo, Oct =. . 5es a..
CHARLES r Fa-nalo % american Mortgage o.
81 Hl0. address. q Nassau 81
22aTH ST. cor Of Bronxwoed ave. {e.. lo.1
ia ! part: oct &C. due as Per bond Eugene
,-erzze- &c Ina stern; $1,000
SAME PROPERTY; L part; Oct PC; Que as
- ford- F5uCc Y Schloss 20 Ina stern
\ GOO. address . West seth ST
2eoTH St. $ o = e OF Llebts ave. 1 4.6F
no or % yrs: James J Hand
- Dsrtei s Morrison. sI.I00. address.
CO. q Riverdale ave and e5sth st
~e0-- st 8 1872 p e OF Ltebig ave,
= r-rc0. n n Oct -: 3 vrs; Michael !
1~-- ~ Daniel Morrison $500. address,
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LEDERLE's COMMITTEE MEETS
Will Devise Means of Increasing
Health Departments Efficiency.

The first meeting Of the committee OF ex-
perts which Health Commissioner Lederle
appointed in July to devise ways and means
to increase the efficiency and statistical
value of the Health Department was held
yesterday.
The committee includes DR.. Roger S.
Tracy, chairman, who was formerly regis
ter of records of the department; DR.. Will
lam S. GiIfoy. present register; DR.. Percy
L. Wilbur, chief statistician OF the Census
Bureau in Washington; Walter F. Wilcox,
professor Of economics at Cornell, and Pro-
fessor C. E. a WinsIow. Of the College Of
the City Of New York.
The committee Will meet from time to
time during the winter. One OF the sub
jects to be considered Will be that Of the
value of vital statistics in the matter of
control OF ali diseases. Another will be
that OF determining the best way 20 educate
the people at large through publications OF
the Health Department.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.


TRINITY PIA g. III q Of Rector st: for
a 10 s-y Office bldg. I34x7s: Adams Express Co.
% Broadway. owner: 9 r Hooper, 1G5 Broad
way, architect; $500. 600.
STH ST. 80 West; for sty brk lofts. 25x
- IL Y F Donnellv. 90 Nassau ST. owner; q
~ AIcCabe. e6 9Th ave. architect; sac
5TH AVE. 2 cor 3Sth 81: FOR II sty brk
store and Offices. s35x1T5; NJ Anderson owner:
Buchanan & Fox. Il East seth 81, architects;
$3.50 COO
ALTERATIONS.
14sTH ST. e0i West: 10 a sty brk tenrnt and
store; Or A F Brugmal, 1913 West 5Sth st,
owner: n Zipkes, IO3 Park ave architect; 5000.
AMSTERDAM AVE. cor 65th 81: 10 an
athletic field. city. owner, . B J Snyder, archi-
tect. $ SOC
10TH ST. IS West; TO q sty brk dvIs; A
Carlson. $3.50 Broadway owner: s z Gage, $40
Madison ave, architect. $4,000.
18th ST. Z : Sc Fl Of University pl; to
ana : sly brk stores and lofts; Chfds &c.
lessee. j c Westervelt. IS West saith 81, archl-
tect: SO eco
LEXINGTON AVE. cor e25 st: TO three ?.
and 4 sly dwlg. stable and club; Young Men $
Hebrew Association, premises. owner; James x
Leo Ia West 18Th 81, architects; S25,oeO-
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Bernard schnsll 10 Isidor Berger: s4.07o.
Albert 4 De Richmond TO Edw J Martin; 81
Oee
John T Halsted 10 Emile Woodbury.: 81
Signund Tynberg et al TO Signaund Tynbers
s. coo.
same to Carrie Rauth 81 600.
Atlantic Realty Co to Ben amin Nordecai; 81
william Wolf to Caroline Elkann: 81.
Same same: SIOo
Lawyers Mortgage Co to New York Life In
suranoe Co; > assts: Sac. 600.
Same 70 Fannie NJ Kingsbury: $1,000.
Same 10 ) Frederic KernOchan and ano: slSo'-
oOo.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co 70 VIII
lam { stuart, trus: . assts. each S29. 600; s5scg
Same TO Lawyers Mortgage CO; . assts; total
Si62 coo.
Gamaliel c ST John. exr. to Andrews lnstitu-
tor for Girls OF Ohio: ! assts; total. $685.. o5o.
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HELP WANTED
Male.

BCOKKEEPER for a hospital. with executive
ability for managing employees also some
knowledge Of stenogTaphy. Address 3. e. IoDeys
4 Fort Greene Pr, brooklyn, n. 4.
KKEEPER-Gentile; young man; must be
competent and have good reference; position
permanent; Sl2. JGpp Exchange tAgency)' 81
BOOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANTS. - Several
openings for bright young men OF expert
ence. $3.50. Credentisl Employment Corpora
ton 253 Broadway Est 1900, Agency.
B0OKKEEPER, about 30 Tor estate; ener-
getic capable handling men; keeping costs
INCREASING etc Credential Employment Cor
poration, 253 Broadway. Agency.
BOOKKEEPER, about 81; well known city
hotel: dav work $3.50 and meals Credential
F,r.lploynlent Corporation, 2J3 Broadway est
1904. Agency
BOOKKEFPER for public accountant, young
man with experience IN banking. $500, Gre
Dental Employment Corporation, zoo Broad
way, Agency tEst l9Ofl.
CIERKs.-severaI good openings for young
men who figure and write We'll; S62i-SfZs.
CredentIal Employment Corporation, 253
Broadway. Agency.
COST CI.ERK-Bright young man, capable Of
Development, familiar with general cost
work. New Jersey: S7so-$9O0. Business Ser
vice Co. tAgency). SOC Singer Bldg
CUSTOM HOUSE CLERK.-Thoroughly IA
miliar with custom house business, make
entry and collection II drawbacks; Business
Service CO. tAgencyt. Soo Slhser bog.
EXPERIENCED k'ANE ASoE-tl7 10 sen mar
per's Encyclopedia for IS; earn so to $50
weekly Address. Harper, 262 Tribune Office.
FTRNITURE SALESMAN for retail mercan-
tie company: Long Island Business Ser
vice co. agency. 500 Singer Blog
TAPANESF, cox butler and general housewo-k-
sr wanted IN private family; good wages. Call
Jauanese Reliable Employment Agency $50 eth
ave
pRINTFR.-To superintend plant: man
thoroughly conversant with the printing
husfpess good men only need apply, state
ace exnerieuce wages and give references
address, Stapleford, First NatohaI Bank
Building. Cincinnati ono
-EEM1N-Thoroughly experienced sale OF
rot air furnaces. Business Service Co.
(AgencyB. SOC Singer Bldg
s7T.EsMAN-To Interview priests and nuns rela-
live 10 church decorating. j. May 232 West
18th ST. LIST rOor.
SALES AN-E5rass factory, New York and
ylcinitv. knowledge Of drafting and esti-
mating desirable: salary open Credentiai En-
ployment Corporation, 253 Broaa@ay. agency.
sALEsMEN. throughout the United States, 10
sell automobile necessities. Every owner
vants our protector. References required. The
O'NeN yire and Protector Co. 80 broadway.
SHOE sALESMAN.-Young man for inside
position wholesale house Business Service
Co tAgencyj soc Singer Bldg.
sTENOGRA PHER-Reliant. active young man
TO train for position as managers assistant,
81 90. Credential Employment Corporation.
-53 Broadway, Agency. "
TENOGRAPHfSR. beginner, for law once. must
ne over Is years Of age another Tor youth,
G. E1lnlerciaI. JuPp Exchange (Asency)' 81 Mas
ST.
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FOR SALE.

ANTIQUE FURNITURE that is really genu-
inc at reasonable prices Old hddle-bacl chairs
from 81 80 up; mahogany bureaus and chest. IS
and upward: swell front mahogany bureaus. $35;
mahogany sewing tables, 81 up: brass candle
sticks 81 so old luster and china. brass tenders.
rosewood sofas, high post beds. SO VI; Sheraton
tables and stands. The largest stock In New
England. all in original state. Goods to the
amount of SO Grated free OF charge. !. 3. Red
field 2S6 Fairfield Ave, bridgeport. Conn Only
n hours from New York City.
BIG BARGAINS-Slighty used office furniture.
desks, typewrlters. cash registers adding
chimes, monographs fling cabinets safes. ad-
dressing machines. time clocks partitions check
protectors bookcases. NATHAN'S. 4 White st.
SALVAGE SALE OF FULL LINE OF
OFFICE FURNITURE, SLIGHTLY WATER
DAMAGED, AT REMARKABLY Low PRICES.
SAMUEL LAKOW. SO BROAD ST.
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LOST BANKBOOKs.

HANDBOOK No. 43i.126 OF the Union Dime
a claim 10 II is hereby called upon TO present
the within ten days or submit To having
said passbook cancelled and issued.
RANK BOOK No. 3'es. AS OF the Union Dime Saw
ings Bank Is missing ANY person having a
claim 20 q IL hereby called upCa 10 present the
s,me within ter days submit 10 having said
pGssbook cancelled aud new one issued.
LOST handbook No. SIS 500 Rank for Savings.
ESQ 18th ave. New York Payment stopped.
Please return book to bank
LOST.-BankbOok No. OIL 342 Bank for savings.
$50 4th ave. New York PAYMENT stopped.
Please return book 10 bank
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
of America To MICHAEL. FLANAGAN.
GREETING: YOU ARE HEREBY COM
the Judge of the District Court OF the United
States OF America. for the Southern District
Of New York. in the Second Circuit OF Equity
sOever the said Court shall then be- 20 answer
bill of complaint exh ibited against you In
the said Court by United States Of America and
shall have considered in that behalf And this
you not to omit under the penalty on you OF
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
GEORGE c. HOLT. CHARLES NJ HOUGH and
LEARNED HAND, Judges Of the District Court
New York at the City OF New York. on the 18th
day Of October in the year thousand nine
hundred and ten, and OF the Independence Of the
United States OF America. the one hundred and
LII : HENRY A. WISE.
United states Attorney.
SoVr for United States Of America.
THOS. ALEXANDER. Clerk IL j
The defendant Is required 70 enter appearance
Court. within sixty days after service hereof Or
the bill will be taken pro confesso agai1st you
To MICHAEL FLANAGAN. the defendant above
The foregoing writ Of subpoena is served upon
orable George c. Holt. Judge OF the United
States District Court for the Southern District
1910 and a. that day filed with the writ Of sub
poena and bill in equity herein IN the otice OK
the Clerk Of the said United States District
Court for the Southern District OF New York az
tie Postorice Building. in the City, County and
STATE Of New York.
Dated. New York. October 13th. 1910;
United states Attorney for the Southern Dist-ict
OF New York. Attorney for Plaintiff once
fee Guiding Borough OF Manhattan. City Of
New York
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INDICTED EoR PERJURY.

Walter Pfyfe whose arrest was ordered
by Judge Swami. in General Sessions on
charge Of perjury at the end OF the trial OF
William Heineman for manslaughter in the
first degree a few days ago. was indicted
yesterday by the grand jury on a charge
Of perjury.
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sURRoGATE's NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF APPLICATION
for letters OF administration with modified
security-Pursuant to order Of the Surro-
gates Court Of Nassau County, notice IL here
by given 20 all creditors and persons having
claims against the estate Of James E Martin.
Jr late Of Great Neck. IN the town Of North
Hampstead County OF Nassau, New York, de-
ceased that the undersigned intends to apply
to the Surrogate's Court OF Nassau County on
wednesday. the 30th day OF November. 1910.
at 10 o'clock IN the forenoon. or as soon there
after az counsel can be heard. for Letters OF
Admin istration upon the estate OF the said
lanes E Martin. Jr., deceased. with modified
Security under Section 1864 OF the Code OF
Civil proce dure, and that you are requested to
presant YOUR claims to the said Surrogate at
the County Court House. IN Mneola, Nassau
county New York. before the day afOre-
said. GLADYS ROB4NsON MARTIN
Dated. October 80, 1910.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner C. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF
New york notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Cornelius 3. Mitchell late
OF the county OF New York, deceased, to present
the same with vouchers thereof, to the sub
scriber at her place OF transacting business at
the office of Mitchell 8 Mitchell, No. A and 40
Wall street, in the City of New York. on or be-
fore the Goth day of January. 1911, next.
Dated New York, the goth day OF July, 1910.
MARY z. .. MITCHELL. Executrix.
MITCHELL. & MITCHELL, Attorneys for Ex-
ecutrix - and 10 Wall street, Manhattan,
New York City.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER IS.

MORRIS AVE. Il " cor I65th st: Covell Lead
Co agr Civfs Realty and Construction Co: Ocr
10, 1910: $50.
TELLER AVE. 1887 10 1871: Ike Hoffman agt
Teller Realty and Construction Co; Oct 81.
1910. $500
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

HOE AVE s. 10 Il OF 17Sd ST. T5xI00:
Mary S Croxson loans East 167th street Realty
CO; $4,000.
18TH ST. 4 5. 1I7.G II e OF Robbins ave, 81 OK
795 same loans CUllo & Co; $1,000
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

rEaries Friedman 70 John La Spina; 81
h ltiom u Douglas 20 state Realty and
-lcr gage Co s1OU
1sraei DeboWiLz 10 Samuel AFhlev. s1O0
q, IMAM u Winters 10 Abraham Cohen.
seize simpson 10 C1enentfne Simpson: 81
-l-ncrl Leic1tas 10 Lena Feusterheirn: 81
Eherl-s Bloom and anO 10 Mlndel Leich-
Sarah Travis to Henry N Sands: an In
Sane % 5ohn A AsDinRail. trus; an inter
ythfie q sewau e a., exrs 10 Jennie NJ
G. All, an interest Of 81. 500 So
f608G ." interest OF
~ s s. - p. de p. Foster. trus: an interes,
y tfedsrsck Hasseimsn 70 Van scbaiclr
- Co > aEsfs; 81.
~ Guarantee and Trust Co 70 German
l-s Bunk; s1a GEO
80 = Frederick ~ R0thschiId. g2a 600
r1tD1 , Beauey 70 Samuel gsottheIf. 500
60 s4i1l Realty CO tC Van schaick Realtv
15s2s-s Ettllnger 70 lydia II Hexafner. SIG 600
- - @L-eeo Mortgage Co 10 EmeIlne II DIN:
,..- 80. y Astor 70 ST Mary's Free Hospital
olals Realty enc MortRsge CO to Title Char
cate AID Trust Co. 500
-se--ke d Aa-l L Alexander Ecsenthal. 500
arc &16.509 " -O-s S~-
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REMEDIES.

THOROUGH. PERMANENT CURES IN cases
OF BLOOD PCsSON. NERVOUS DEBILITY.
BLADDER COMPLAINTS an kindred dis
eases. relief at once IN dangerous eases. recent
old; those desiring only first Lass scienttae
Treatment should call Or. BOSSCHUR. the wen
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers' Agency.
Supplies Professors. Telc1crs. Tutors. Cow
e-nesses etc. TO Colleges Sc hools and Families.
Apply to Mrs NJ J. YOCNC-FULTON.
. Union Square.
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ABOVE AL. COMPETITORS. -Satisractory
dealing. Prompt cash payments for complsts
libraries or small collections OF miscellaneous
can always be obtained HENRY
HALKAN. 40 Broadway Telephone 5000 Broad
OLD PLATINUM bought BUYER sent by re-
quest Uhler 4 Carroll. 456 East it1st 81
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WORK WANTED.
Maize

Male.
BoOKKEEPER or assistant. %: German and
English: accurate figurer: excellent references
Address H H, T25 Angelque ST. west Ho-
bCkeu. ". J.
BOY IS in good mercantile house; high school
education; can furnish good references; good
appearance: chance for advancement preferred
10 wages. Henry C. Mahnken, $40 East 1Slst ST.
NACHINIST-Good all around seven years ex-
peTience- o. X. Tribune Office
OFFICE MAN.-ThoroughIy experienced; has
had four years experience in railroad Office;
o. J.. Tribune Office.
TORTER or SHIPPING CLERK-By middle
aged man. experienced: good references. Ad-
dress Francis. tribune Office.
POSITION OF TRUST.-By q German college
graduate). S. eighteen years in this country:
married: excellent references; can give security
Sonderlich. 5l3 Washington st. Hoboken. n J
YOUNG MAN wishes clerical position has held
like position with jeweiry firm but would &C
cept place in any other line. can furnish refer
ence; one years experience. q. Taustein' go
YOUNG MAN, 90 as helper and polish auto
mobiles. Anthony Spainer. 2o52 Pitkin ave.
Brooklyn
Female.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER or OFFICE AS
SIsTANT.-Good pennan; quick; accurate fig
Hopeful, Box 43. Tribune Office.
bOOKKEEPER, double entry; experienced: some
stenographv: best references; $40. Competent.
Box q. Tribune Office
CHAPERON-A refined French woman takes
children out; chaperon young ladies'; good ref
ereuCes. L NJ, 262 West Oath ST.
DRESSMAKER.-S2 per day; stylish filter; eco
nomlcal cutter; skiIful remodeller; city or
country. Miss Carr. ii Washington Square.
DREssMAKER French) supplies models for
trade Solicited Nine stoItz. sss west eth st.
SErRETA RY-College graduate secretary;
literary experience; executive ability; best ref
ereuces. Box IT, WestWoOd- y. J.
sTENOGRAPHER-Expe girl; Chris
tan good education: neat accurate in tran
sCrbing notes; writes good hand; best refer
ences; So Worker Box 10. Tribune Office.
STENOGRAPHER-Br ambitious beginner,
neat rapid. willing worker. desires permanent
position; s6-ST J. c. Box IS, Tribune Office
STENOGRAPHE R-TYPIST-Bright, neat ap-
pearance; above the average in intelligence;
Fefffey graduate: willing TO work hard for sue
cess; salary So. Christian, Box 6. Tribune Of
flee.
YOUNG, respectable coIored girl would like posi-
ton as maid in dentists office hairdressing
parIOr. Wilson 2165 5th ave.
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AND TYPEWRITERs.

VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau St: catalogue
free all makes taken part payment; bargains
In IndsrYeods4 Aem!nktonss divers smiths.
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CLOTHING.
MISCELLANEOUS.

POSITTVELY highest prices paid for gentlemen 3
discarded clothlng. Levine. 56I 9Th ave fls3
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K Iuise 80. Nov. Il X. Albert $1,000 -Dso-
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Connections made for all Mediterranean, B,dcN
Sea and Ear Eastern Ports wireless an1 S 1Os--
uar-ne Siznals Travellers Checks COCO Al
Over The World Independent AROUND t1i7
World Trips.
OEIRICHs & CO.. Gen. Agts-- B'wsy' ~ 4.
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CARPET CLEANING.
n. Y. CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest Largest. Nest Modern
Tel 4e924693-Bryant- Established ISL
Fine Rugs Woven from Cid Carpets.
Prices Reasonable send for Circular
s3I and E3S ". 45ih ST.
". H JORDAN. EDWIN LENT
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.-Cleans
bv compressed air. steam. hand on floor
1855 broadway 421 East 4sth St COE &
BRANDT. Tel. 132-3sth-
BOARD AND Rooms
053TH ST- 3G5 WEST Che Rozeile).-Hand-
somely furnished rooms. cuisine and service
exceptional. references
lbs WEST SD ST-Private baths. steam. par
Quoted. electricity. hot water; special table
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
fOsT) e4I WEST broadway. West End).-Hand-
some rooms; private house; every convenience;
reasonable: subway.
nth ST. 5O3 WEsT.-Hsndsomely furnished
suite, also smaller Rooms, all improvements
Kruger.
BRoOKLYN.
PRIVATE family on Park Slope viii accommo-
date one or two gentlemen. SO Union st.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Maze

BUTLER and USEFUL MAN-Colored: ten
years reference one employer; willing to be
generally useful; city country. H. Miss
Fitzgerald's Bureau. sos 9Th ave. entrance on
42d st.