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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-28
NEW MEXICO LAKE
WITHOUT A BOTTOM

Bottomless lakes are tradition, as
the greatest depths of water. salt or
fresh, have some kind of ground
formation under them. says the
Washington Star Roosevelt lake. In
New Mexico. Is So small that "a stone
can easily he hurled over II, yet IL
has A depth of 500 feet. The water
looks a deep green. but it Is So clear
that objects dropped into 1t can be
seen for yards as they go deeper into
the water. 1t Is supposed that TINS
lake and others in the same chain
tap the subterranean waters or Inc
pecos valley. the plains waters nav.
ing in the course of time dissolved
the gypsum until the deepest oeo
rock has been reached.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-28
WHOLESALE PRICES
BEING READJUsTEO
------
MaHy Commodities VIII "-' .ow-
Levels -7i'''2.a
,tis...,t t!3e.
ROT WANT DRAWN FOWLS.
Game in demand but quotations
are falling off except on rab-
bits which are selling high,

The Cary street produce and COM
mission trade Is undergoing What is
known as the late winter readiust-
msnr OF prices, and n1Ruy eonTmudI-
tics are gradually seeking normal
lerei ffFe.ftf tise ratffef htgh figures re-
Gently prevailing.
Particularly is this REIMBURSEMENT
true ot turkeys and eggs. being
brun.ht about by decrease in de-
manu- for turkeys and increased re-
CENTS in eggs. Other kinds of poui-
try, however, are selling nrrnly with
the market, the demand In some in
stances being slightly in excess OF the
supply.
Live pnAitHs Is coming In, during the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-28
LARGEST HYDRAULIC MINE
IS IN THE UNITED STATES

Covering an area of 2.450 acres. as II
does, the largest hydraulic gold mine In
the world is to be found In Trinity
County. Cal, says the Denver News.
To thrust great holes In Il mountain
rending and tearing away by the hum
tlreds of tons tire earth and gravel and
huge bou1ders in order that the pre-
cious metal hidden away therein
might be secured. requires a tremen-
dous head of water.
There was none available in the i'm
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-28
PUT TO THE TEST.

would you have me for your sweet
hearth" he asked her fervently,
'sDo you think. dear" she asked de-
mureiy, that you can make love bet
ter than other men,?
II think can hold my own" he re
piled, folding her in his arms.-Youngs
Magazine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-28

mediate vicinity. and a pipe line 20
miles in length had 10 be constructed.
Part oS this line Is through tunnel
in the side of IA mountnin--a mile ana
"a half In length, which took two years
to build ON top of oregon Noun
tain Is huge reservoir. in which TINS
water is stored. Through an eight
inch nozzle 5000 cubic feet of water
may he discharged in Il minute. with
the velocity OF $50 feet per second.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-28

printed II Will De seen tnAt LIZ. Levy
germ hunters and bacteria trappers
are no idiers.
A guinea pig
THE CORoNER's cannot grow a
GRIM JOKE. tail.
own young. shaggy-headed coroner,
DIR. William III. Taylor. check the
flow of humor which oozes out of
every pore.
Sometime ago a body had been
taken out OF the river. A "fioater"
the rixermen cali 1t. The coroner
had completed HIS examination of the
cadaver and was turning away from
the grewsome object TO retrace his
steps han,ewaad. Several reporters
We're trailing in his wake,
Doctor. we are going over TO the
soda fountain for a drink. Wfll YOU
Join us?" one OF the news writer's in
vited.
The coroner turned, gazed medi-
tatively upon the corpse, and. after
o moment. drawled: mo. thank you:
/ don't want any soda water. In fact,
/ prefer James River water. You
see. there's more body TO It."
That grim joke so affected the re-
porters that they concluded that they
didn't want any soda water. either.
or any other refreshment than that
Afforded by the open air just then.
Jack Ea-
Jack EAGLE, gle is h .
BTRD OF PASSAGE. name. He is
homeless and
glad Of Ii. Among the commercial
travellers who operate In the same
territory he h known ~ bird
He dew into Murphys Hotel few
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-28
4 MAN FROM
JAX.JAND OTHERS

hotel register.
-prysaale Is Jacksonville,
Fla. business man. He was merely
following the style affected by COM
merctaf msa who travelled out OF
Jacksonville, Some genius tnaugu-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-28
Think
It
Over

We have stumbled
onto a new one, and
we know lisa winner
from the start. It's
easy to tell when a
man likes a cigar.
He repeats. Ny" Pure
Food" Cigar is a re-
peater. Every smoker
Of Pure Food cigar
is sincere. They know
that not every cigar is
to be trusted, " and
now they can Be en-
dependent" Of Tom,
Dick and Harry brands
because the Pure
Food" Cigar CHS the
bill.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-28
Lights and Shadows of
The Streets and Towns

for revenge. The analysis proved his
suspicious groundless.
When the report of the city bac-
teriofogist for the year just closed Is
printed it will be seen that DIR. Levy's
germ hunters and bacteria trappers
are no idiers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
SYMPATHY STRIKE WAITS
steamhtters Disappointed by
Iuaction Of Business Agents.

-. striking stear1ftters were dis5p-
..,i-.ed yesterday when they learned that
=, srfion had been taken by the United
80 a Business Agents OF the Building
--sses n fts meeting in Brady's Hall. No.
"a East y7th street The steamdtters had
.-.,.--es the board 10 authorize a series OF
.,----nstbetic strikes of the other trades. In
'so,o-sance with a plan agreed on az a
-,seunc OF Delegates Of all the building
.-sses. which was held last week.
President Thomas Neehan q TIE board
s-.s setcr the meeting yesterday that the
IKE OF tic s-eamGt;ers ha5 come u AZ
.,,e meeting. bur nothing Lad been done
suolc b.
The situation. as far as the steanlitters'
s.-1xe is concerned" he said. 'is TN
.-s-rra There VIII be no change until
80 board meets again on Tuesday"
-,-,e-rte Esv-ard Meade. 81 the Enterprise
.eso-.4tto7 - S;eau1ftters. said he was
r-sa.-v surprised when De was told last
s-s-.-S -har the board had taken no action
o. -rc grievance submitted 20 g..
u cannot understand f." ne said 1T
v-ss definitely understood THAT the board
~.-s to authorize the individual sympathetic
s--Tzes to-day"
Delegate Meade Denied a report that q
---se-c--o vas held Yesterday between
-.o--ee---s.f-rs ~ the striking stearftrers
"a -re EMPLOYERS. with a view 70 q set
faueu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
WEIGHING BRAZIL RUBBER
Authorities, Seeking Export
Duty Figures, Cause Protest.

Rubber importing houses IN this city. do
ing business especially with Brazil planters.
have united IN a protest 20 the Treasury
Department against an order requiring that
the product from Para and other Brazilian
PORTS shall be weighed by the customs
weighers for a period % sixty days. Run
Der Is free OF duty, and is therefore sup
posed 20 he released upon arrival An IN
expected DELAY IN the handling OF A consign-
ment led to the discovery Of the govern
nent order and TO the consequent protest.
The object u the order 10 weigh, Il was
learned ~ he Custom House yesterday
was 20 comply with a request from Brazil.
There the government charges an export
duty, and the rubber is weighed before be-
ing shipped There is a quiet investigation
IN progress az Bahia and Para. ard the fig
ures Of the weights On arrival here were
wanted Tor purposes Of comparison.
on the steamship Verdi. from Bahia ar
irving Monday. there was a shipment OF
forty-ive bales OF rubber When the i'm
porting agents broker went % get samples
he met a refusal. When he asked 10 have
the goods carried there was another refusal
Then the broker complained 70 the import
iog house and the Custom House was Wis
tied. Al investigation was ordered. and Il
n" . ASaA--~A l.rN t4lt papers supposed 10 1e
marked Immediate" so that there might
be no delay had not the instructions upon
them
After the rubber was weighed and re-
leased a protest against the Weighing OF the
inportauous from Brazil was sent 20 Wash
ingtOn. L was denounced as discrimlna-
ton against Brazil and so far as the effect
or shipments was concerned il was SAID
that delay meant a great shrinkage and
consequent loss
L was said AT the Custom House that the
orde- 20 weigh was not likely to be rescind-
ed and that Il was certainly not an arro1t
20 Brazil The statistical information had
been asked for and would be furnished. The
failure 70 mark the papers would not oc-
cur again, 50 that the delays would be very
snort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York: Frederick I norman. PlalnLli'
against William Wainwright et al DEFEND
In pursuance Of a Judgment % foreclosure
ard sale. duly made and entered N ne aooEs-
entitled action and bearing date Jne lst cay
Of April. 1910 1. the undersigned. the Referee
in said Judgment named. viii sell al PUBIC
auction. at the Exchange Salesroon. Nos Il
Ia Vesey Street. in the Borough OF Manhat-
tain. city OF New York on the twenty eighth
dav By James L Wells Auctioneer. the
premises directed by said Judgment TO be sold
and therein described as follows: All that
certain lot. piece or parcel OF land with the
ing in the 23d ward ~ The city OF New york
which on a certain map. entitled Map OF
the subdivision OF the property OF Henry y.
Tiffany. IN the c3rd Ward OF the City Of New
ana dIed in the once OF the Register OF the
city and county OF New York. February 9th,
gulshed as lot number fifty-three (53b OF
3 ock number four hundred and seventy-tou-
liI4' and which Is bounded ana cescrlDed as
easterIy line OF said block Number "a tthe
same being the n0rthwesterly line or side OF
Intervale Avenue as SHOWN on SAID map, Us
taut four hundred and three feet and eighty
eight one hundredths OF foot '403. 50
southwcsterly from the northerly line or side
OF said block (said northe-ly line or side be-
ing shown on said map as the southerly line
or side OF Home street,. running thence north
westerly one hundred and twenty-six feet and
ffty-siE one huudredrhs Of foot li26.j6 IT.
thence southeasterIy one hundred and twenty
Eve feet and sixteen one hundredths OF fOOc
t125.16 IT. 20 the said southeasteriy line or
side % said block. being the nOrthwesterly
line or side OF said Tntervale Avenue as afCre-
said, and thence nOrtheasterly along the same
twenty-five $3.50 feet 20 the point or place of
beginning. be said any OF said several
courses or distances little more or less. and
being a part OF the same premises which were
conveyed by Thomas O ROrke and Margaret
A his wife, 70 Lavinia =. Patrick bearing date
August 3rd. 1891. and recorded in tho on -
OF the Register OF the CITY and Count %
New york in block series tconveysnces} Sec
ton 10 ILber 2 Page 90. and indexed unds-
Block No. 1892 on the Land Map OF the city
OF New York
Dated New York April 4th. 1910
ADOLPH STERN. Referee
ERNEST HALL Attorney for Plaintiff. 81
William street. Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City.
The following is diagram Of the property
70 be sold. its street Number is 1877 Intervale
Avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
RECEIVERS SALES.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITE y..I,
States for the Southern District Of New horh.
The Underground Electric Railway Con1pa ,,t
OF London. Limited. Complainant agsl1 ~, "a
s. Owsley az Executor OF the Last Nlii a.
Testament OF Charles 7. Yerkes. deceased. anu
others. Respondents - .
Notice is hereby given that pursuant ~. 10
decree Of sale made in the above 49,
cause bearing date the pad day OF Janu-
airy. 1910. and entered IL said cause, ths III
designed, the Receiver In said cause. ".
sell az public auction through the American ~
Association. Managers. by Ihouias =. /. -.
auctiouesr. on the premises No s64 Flfth AZ ~
nue.. IN the Borough OF Manhattan. IN ~ 80 -
and county Of New York. on the eieVtntn 49, 70.
of April. 1910 at half past two ciOCA ~ a.
afternoon 81 that day. continuing on w 49,. 49,
gay Of April. 1910. az half past Two -. - =,
the afternoon OF that day. ard az guaTter as ass
eight o'clock in the evening Of that day am ~
the thirteenth dav OF April 1910. az halI 49, -.
two o'clock In the afternoon or thar cay So -
a quarter past eight o'clock IN the eve.l.us IL
that dav. the contents OF said premises -,
FIfth Avenue. New York. formerly N r. s,rtbs-
o. Charles r Ysrkes. deceased or Ibr'Nsi
particulars reference Is made 70 said dscree
Date,i New York. March Atm. ltlU
Receiver.
J. P. COTTON. Jr Solicitor for Receiver I'D
Broadway. New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
2 2 COTTON r.
Solicitor for Receiver.
100 Broadway.
View York rff-.

~ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIE UNITED
-E, Underground Electric Pathways company Of
London. Limited Foup.z man. aga 1st Louis s.
Cws,ey. Executor ~ the Last WIZ ard Tesla
NotI.e Is hereby given that purvuan, 70 de-
he3ri~- dals fine --i DAY o' January. 1910 ard
entered u sa.d cause. The uHdersign@a the Re
Ceiver IN said -aufe VIII sell At public auction,
% the highest bidder, AZ 10 1870 East 69tn
or, county and state ~ New York on me
r-cln.=se hereinafter described. on the eleventh
dav o. April 1910. a. half past one o'clock IN
directed % Dc solo. and therein described as
An thnr certain To-. piece Or pareel q land
erected s.ts7rr wing ar being IN the 10Th
Ward ~ the E-r7';gh NJ Ni17l2fIan. ,fgy. county
ana state 90 Nsw York. 7ri bounded and de
F}eru-iuE n certain poir. on Ire northerly
--.-. .,-e, fea- e4sterlv from the corner formed
rg tHn intersection 81 he n9rth'Tiy 5lte Of SAD
r5. ard -erulrE theme sasr-r'v along the north
-rr side 90 said street twenty I've 70, feet.
-r--fr-.t 1000 feet eve 80 inches. thence west
.ry para W. .S.,, ,arr, 7.r,iisi ,.,,t 20 90
,.4r...e and rar- ~ rre distance through party
49, w., er rftta of beginning said premises b4i~g
In section 3 Block 1904 on the Land Map Of
IN. sale os said real property viii he made
rr.. f-rm iuearrrr1rres. ard any irrumbrauces
thereon o., re time ~ sale will be paid out o,
Ire purchaser. uron the acceptance o. any
rer cent of the purchase price IN money or In
. certified gHeTH- ur cheques ~ any national
Warratts~. ir ire CITY = New York sa:isfac-
tory 20 me unaers rned and shan. on III ron
residue of Tho purchase price IN cash and within
rrrr-r days after s.l'n r.Irniat ioE. &c SUCH
80 -r- court NAV. ia the order - conformation.
direct u such 5a.r saa- Iol - COR med hy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
WORK WANTED

BARTENDER -. ccs res steady ros..t~-. .I--
country. excellent rafn~fnua arrEe--a l4r
Nesf l+4fh %. ~
BopKftEEpEE. A"ror-NTANT - d e. ,- "a p
married has been for vears u-s-It-g a.
various branches <rrrE arg -rfi.F. iT,tr.
position. bss- references , Bo4te- 1910 :,
BOY u tn.i. -o.o-ec as erranG boy. Fr-e-.rn
30 East SSH
~ AfFFEI y eoiorel. - single. desires
change best reference. rre years. .r-.a-t.r'.-7
-itE 70 counf-' o. Major 2Us Wesr CON =,
ca. TFFEf AND MArIFfNfsT- ~oror.4
nan. private family preferred Ars-e-. =
Barnet- JOB IArcuin g.. Flushing Issrosvb m
G-eeuE
FIREMAN S-rEa NFTTTER. Seven wears. sv-
ahl plurT. also electrical work Agsr..s .
ii. Box p. Tiibun" once
FT-RNIrT RE. SALESMAN =Pssfff,.r .,.s--.-4
hr vOuuR .ablustmaker. rffr .- ,..r-,v,.
Echlmaclrf. 3sf Bi-'rkar ~
MAN. married. wants steady employment az nee
flI man. painter and FaruIsler "a. f-as. -
serh Fa.brertt. z2s East 7Isr e. u..fy
YOUNG MAN. D. wishes position WITH +. .,,s-~.
II advancement. good reference ts-,--.
Ei0ruguF. % Bremen st.. Brooklyn
YoT-NG Man. ambitious. German. American t-
-.r-s position u.es raulraI uT electrical v.r-t.
e5.-er.erre. -a .arf UDHerat. t D. q care 80
wall. 5I7 E4ft spta 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
AuCTION SALES

WILL. SELL THIS DAY az 1880 a. M. al the
fI.snv House basement. Broadway and 9grh
Street Manhattan. contents ~ barber shop con-
tanning Kline barber chairs. chair mirror
combination wall case. cup case. one Irur-houI
marble Uasssfanl ana mirror. f0ur-brw WASH
stand and 1Zrlr0s dressing mirror. wall case and
mirror and a. other fixtures together with The
goodwill and lease now IN The Aforesaid prem
ssE
EaRoa. Z Bernstein aIef.o0ssr.
By VIRTUE OF FORE'E.esJRE OF A MORT
gage. n. Haufr- auctIuDear. will sell TODAY.
Sstur1ar April q ar 90 8. NJ. a. premises
- and 30 West 2lst street NeV York Cirr en-
tire fixtures and utensils contained i- q rrr+a l1
mortgage made tv IEra-z Trauh and solomon
Schuluau 60 Charles L-lreukraus ard sam
S-heinherr nv order 1f a. y. Her-irk attorney
for mort gage.
JACOB GENSLER. Aucttoueer. sells this Fav
Uu promises 1921 Broadway. Manhattan.
$50 o'clock forenoon saloon fixtures Edmund
?. T9iaran. attorney for MORTGAGES
JACOB GEMS FIR. Au~rinreer. sells this dav
on premises. So Hth ave. Manhattan. 10 80
o'clock forenoon. saloon fixtures and IeasehaId
Edmund T. Holahau. attorney for mortgages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
STCRAGE NOTICES


TIE CLINTON STORAGE v-tr-,r4..r-zr-a
Crase "a and 20 Eas- Roth 81 %--y vr-.t
TO MIS- Julia Roland. n. O.. CaI..rar, 11-g.
II. a. Downing. Peter p Tires.-..a A. cold
berg. Peter ..-zGrau. Airs. f' -- Inflow N~s
Mari Mr'nFri... Mis- Ml--srs- Murphy Nav
~ Hare 'astd'e no John t'Har-E. Mrs H4vraa
Turner Nr and Ms. Louis g. Valentine ana
the following accounts. received as marked from
4 Nt..a-sv and james Tlfzrarrl.k s.. ssa rr4~-
4fst So. Marc. 2ttl and 9Th. 1902 and num-
r-ra8. Acct $50 --.H NIr B-a#.. A.. <r
-121 Mrs. D. Downs. nrrr. so g-le Irs..-
Fe.s. Acct. So. 2122 Joseph Fels. Arr-. So
1880 James FirzparrieA. for Afrs a. T.I GsiII.e.
Acct. $50. -7-5. S-l Ha1sur. Acct No. .7I5
Mrr. Harris. Acct ~. 200. 2 81 Neke.u.
Acct y r.. 2'-s. '.a-.es Merry. A..t. so 27Zs
olsen. A"c'. go -tl'. a. Srnagfer. Acct SO.
2IlD Mrs kate hN..ner. Acct 80. -ITI. mn
kunuu- Acct. 40 -i-i. unknown. Acct ,n. g--a
.uAruuu. Act $50. -I3t. uu6E-wr. Charles
o.. nEi-s. f.r Ar... $50. lf"l u. leonard and
Aelt. $50. -4o-. Law or NIniv. you and each ~
Ers are hereby notified tsat Che -luo for the
payment n fll9 .au.e lI.r u.ur abe Y-Hrarf.
hereinafter described having expired after lgs
notice thereof had Teen -i'eu sou. this COM
pauE wifi cause su-h property. -" vi.. household
Ea.ds personal of'r-- AMI merchandise stored
hv sou IN l's Rsfsr"--'s. I" o.. Sold o. Hphl.
auction. a'.'il..L '' 10 -''.N'' Do sArl case
ria-r ana li'.lN'.. TiI- al i.H WI l7se
ILH.f ai l'.f-f .N'a. =. eHa -" cast
.-l.h s.. ~. t'.h ~. o.. Ne-.' -a1'. Ar"i
-'f1- l'i" ~ ~ = ~ H.- "il. o. continued
ta.l -.t.'-'li..- 'ti. alt q. Iil' same IInH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
SAY TUG STRIKE Is LOST
Railroads Declare They Are Moving
FREIGHT as Ususl-Men Firm.

TIE strike GO t.s tug5oat masters and
-rr-- has set-ie5 down 20 a question Of
endurance According 20 the Masters and
Pilots Assr-.at.rr. tra four railroad com
---..s involved ~-fr finally come 10 terms.
r..- RI -er-rz.ets-.re ~ the railroads said
lie conditions ou the tug5oats were the
same rs So --e-e WAS no strike
.-c f".-- -f The places ~ the striking
-.--e. only few hundred Of whom are m
-.-.-r5 re e. "is e. different thing from
r-- Pie places ~ -le men IN q building
e--.. where thousands so oct. For the
e.. day ny -0r we rad some cssists1co
f--- independent tlgboat owners bUt now
-- .-s easily able -c care FOR an tire freight
ourselves
U- behalf nj --e strikers ir was ga
81. -s- v...l aa able 20 remain idle until
-.a- r... Tile strikers had NOT lost laa-.
o.. e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09

CARETAKER-Good woman to take care Of
private house. excellent launGress, first c.ass
reference. Cavaraugh. 24l West 22d 81.
CARETA KER.-Scotch. very capable ans trus--
worthy. for summer, highest city reference
Julien Bureau, ~ West 42d 81. Tel +3sl--Brg-
ant
COOK.-Un6erstands all branches Of cooking;
soups meats. entrees. puff paste spun sugar
decorations. capable OF managing, catering. eN-
CO Ient reference. H. Miss FttZGera. . s Bureau
500 5h ave. entrance 40 81
COUPLE-Wffe excellent cook. nan butler and
handy all around the house; ezcep,ion25.ly Sod
references. Finnish. Jussi a Bureau, CSC Lex
i-g-0n ave. Tel, 44J3-Plaza.
COUPLE-German. neat. wife cook and laun-
-ress man outside DIRK care ot rofses- gar
an etc. references. Bernard. AIathewson Blu
reag. SIS 9Th ave Tel. 37s-Bryant.
COURIER or LADY'S NAID.-Frerch; speaks
German an5 English, very compet n-5 hishest
references Julien Bureau, - West -2d s.
Tel 47S1-Br-ant-
G0vERNESS -Kindergartne- OF companion 20
children over Eve. az G~ee1Ttch. conn p.
vicinity. highest rers nal city reference Ju-ien
Bureau. A. West ~ 81 Tel. Bryant-43>l-
-SEKEEPER. Companion. excellent refer
ences L. n. Box 1eo. Hempstead, y Z.
HOT-sEUORK BY strictly temperate. will
baker. counrrv only SO nort1ly- eXeellent
references. IrwiT's Bu-eau- q WZst llt1 ST
HTT-SFW0RKER-R Young Finnish girl. best
reference CITY or country vases SIS We'd
bureau. pa Columbus ave. IT,. I-s-4 SCHUYLER
IADY'S MAID.-Sc-t-h. Cood scamstress hair
dresser and packer. exec le1r city references;
vii travel Julien Bureau. - West 42i st Tel.
43S1-Eryart-
IRT-NDRESS- girI. does collars and
shirts. best city references city OF cou1-rv-
Yields Bureau. 324 Columbus ave Tel 1894
SCHUYLER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
HELP WANTED.



FRENCH MAII.-Rfre-sise conn s7n ga. cod
seail's-ress f-- position. large estab -lst-re-r
Nir-1rcI Bureau. 90 West sSth ST.
FRENCH MAI. Michigan ir summer. Florida
-- "--i.f NeW York ID spring. assist gov
f[i.ss "ith c5i.-rer- .Ethrop Bureau e. West
E'l-Ek HEi't -E f1r -u-1 gentlemen In Ha---ror
aia '1lfai where another maid Is kept. wages
e. -1lls-riaI Association. inc. Fas- A. r.
k-'--.H gFthEE- Wro are exte-i-rres must
have references Miss Cu--.s fy-.-lz.. y
Vest 80 s.. Take elevator 60 5th floor
HOUSE" 0EkERs wanted smaU families:
wages 81 cali a. once. position raa l,. b-,-z
references. Mrs colpers Bureau. CO. 6th ave
ssh ST.
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