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New-York tribune., 1910-12-02

East Broadway.
The said premises will be sold free and clear
of a7v and ali liens.
- ' PARCEL NO. :
All those two certain lots pieces or I1arceis OF
1srd siruate lying and being in the Eleventh
JTara Of the City Of New York. and known as
%un7bers s6 and IS Pitt Street which taken to
gaIi,ar are bounded anu described as follows; Be
oinninp al a noint on the easterly side OF Pltt
Street distant eighty-four feet six inches norther-
so, t1,a mort theasterIy corner OF Pitt and Riv-
-, Straers. thence running easterly and
nearly parallel to Rivngton Street one hunorea i1
Fas+ ana eleven inches, thence northeriy nearly
-,ars1IeI t Pitt Street forty feet and nve lnches
thence westerly and nearly parallel TO hlVlngton
c+rae+ one hundred feet and eight inches TO the
.I,- si5a nj Pfrt street: and thence southeriy
eIIne The easteriy side OF PIT street forty feet
and ten inches to the point OF pace eI Desin-
ming -:.-u.-, - par-eI M 2 to
be sold: known by street ->"iiUeiS '''0 IL
Street New York City
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02

TIE approximate amount 81 the lien or
charge TO satisfy which the above described
prnrertv is ia he sold. is So. 9.416 16 tniuA thou
"a nd four hundred and si1 teen and IS-IG0 dol
lara, with interest thereon from the isr day
Of November 1910. together with costs and
siIowance amounting to S319 IS lthrve hun
dred nineteen and 2s-Ioo doilarst, with in
tercst from November 18th. 1910. together
with tie expenses of the sale The approx
mate amount OF the taxes. assessments and
water rates other liens which are 10 b
allowed to the purchaser oGt of the purchase
rnonev or psid br the referee - SOS - ftwo
hundred ninety-hve 47-ioo dcllarsl. and inter
est
ELEk JOHN IrDXIGH,
Referee.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
1878.
10 y.
Ninth Avenue

Ninth Avenue
TIE said premises will be sold free and cieaE
of any and al liens.
All that certain lot piece or parcel o. lanu; sId
with the buildings thereon, situate: wing ,v 49,
yorls and now known and designated as No;
ono hundred and six 006) East Broadway Q. ,s sao
f-ity Tba said lot of ground being the southeI9 soui
SaIf mart of a certain lot Of ground known and
5fr+;,ag-Iished on a map or chart OF the same ana
!I - baloneing TO the Estate of HendrlcK
PSilf Rtr4rs deceased. (Which said map or copy
thereof is fled in the office Of the Leg ~
Uet5 bv- tba number (5il ffty-one, and con
tsins and Is bounded as follows: son{asriE ss IN
go Nv East broadway. formerly calico mar
In In street twenty-five feet easterly by lot No
(rol fifty-two on said map siNty-Ilve Zee nor a
Io+ M m f5n Afty-one on said map twenty-nvss
feer- and westerly by lot No (9ol hfty on saio
i1 1b - foIIovythg Is a diagram Of Parcel No : 20
no sold Known by street number ioo Des'
Troadway New York City:
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STORAGE NOTICES.

THE MKINLEY STORAGE AND KAN co.
- East 1fSth st.
To r T. Carroll. T.. !. EaEiey, n Boiseter P
c whitney. John Keper. Leo Lew You and
each of YOU are hereby notified thst the time for
payment of our lien uu0u the property herein
after described having expired after due notice
thereof had been given you viii cause such
property. 10 wit: Household goods. personal ef-
fects and merchandise stored by YOU your
name in the Mckinley Storage and Van Com
panv warehouse. TO be sold at public auction. ac-
cording to the statute in such case made and
provided. at 80 East 1lSth street, New York
CITY on Saturday December II 1910 az 10
a. m and continuing every saturday thereafter
at the same place and hour uvtI all the goods
lave been sold
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
SAD BLOW FOR EQUAL PAY
Mrs. Bamberger, Who Replaces Mrs.
Towns. Believes IN Athletics.

TIE women teachers who want equal
pay are sad over the retirement Of Mrs.
Mirabesu /. Towns from the Board of
Education. Mrs. Towns was an entfus-
iastic advocate Of equal pay, and her posi-
ton among the ether women commits
sioners in this respect was rather lone
some. Her successor. Mrs. Ira Leo Bar1-
berger Of No 255 jefferson avenue, Brook
ivu- wisely reerains from expressing any
opinion on this vexed question, but she
confessed yesterday to an enthusiasm for
athletics for girls. with limitations
We can't let the girls 90 as far as the
boys" she said.
Mrs. Bamberger Is persistent OF the
women's auxiliary of the Brooklyn Orphan
Asylum. and especially interested IL the
model gymnasium there. She has been
interested in school matters for long
time having been member of the local
school board. in district % until a re-
rnoval of her residence made her ineligible
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
EXTREMES IN MOURNING.
Excessive Gloom To Be Avoided
as Wei! as Friv0Ilty.

Women occasionally. when wearing nise'A
vS q mark Of respect TO the departed nave
their somb7e-hueds garments made IN ioFIis
80 frivolous that they fail 70 express any
sentiment more profound than that OF Va
riety. While nearly all viii agree that sucil
an error should Re carefully avoided. Il can
hardly he denJed that no less pains should
Re taken II ESCAPE the opposite extreme OF
making ones self an unnecessarily dismal
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
PHYSICAL TEST FOR MARRIAGE
New York Legislative League Dis
cusses Proposed Bill

bin which is % be introduced into the
legislature this season. providing that all
applicants for marriage licenses shall be
obliged 70 present n clean bill Of health.
,yas ire subject for discussion at the reSu-
ia meeting Of the New York Legislative
-.eaC-e yesterday afternoon Al the Wal
6o-f-As astoria DR. Mary z. Potter and Dr.,
Ma IFoltou spoke on the dangers threat
eri-E children from the marriage Of the
PHYSICALLY uuf9t-
TIE biII WAS drawn up ~ Mrs Harriet
JoHnsJon-wood and has been indorsed by
TIE City Federation of Women Clubs
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
BUSINESS CHANCES.

GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES
The Great South and Southwest is presenting
10 each and woman many grand oppor-
tuEitieS and in many different ways
Are you GeSirous Of a position or a better
position. investment. fine homes where
health is wealth. Do you want rent buy
u fertile farm Do YOU want a business Of any
description. 20 go in with others p8rtners2
II enclose tc-ia-- - cents 70 Southern Bureau
Of information. 500 East 9Th st. Charlotte.
N c. Get all particulars
WANTED. - PARTNER WITH BUSINESS
ability 10 invest 2C1G and have Z interest in
old established light nanufa cturing business
Large profits. Don't reply unless you qualify
ia the above and know honest proposition
when you gee one No brokers Address FOAT.
Argus Bldg. Tar-ytown y. z
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
SALE FOR BLIND CONTINUES
Managers Decide to Keep Exhibition
Open One More Day.

X many persons have signified their de-
sire ra --isit the hazaar of the New York
Association for the Blind. a. No. 1lA East
Hsth street that instead OF closing last
might as wss intended. il viii be kept open
another day and evening. Though bazaars
a7e coming al over town these days the
Lighthouse was tlronged yesterday with
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
1.-THE WOMAN WHO ARRIVES"
Female Roses, It Is Said, Are
Handicapped by Male Weeds.

There isn't "A woman. Mrs Mildred Manly
Easton. president Of the Club for the Study
of Life as a Fine Art. says, who wouldn't
rather be ar American beauty rose bloom
ing in her own little home than be any
where else in the world The trouble is.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
Madison Street

Madison Street.
The said premlses will be sold free and clear
of any and all liens
Dated New York. November 7th, 1910.
JOHN Fl VAN NOSTRANp. Referee.
r Y MANI.EY Attorney for Plaintiff 1oS 3rd
st Long Island City, New York.
EMILE r. RATHBEBER, Attorney for Ira ..
Tsrrin guardian al Item for infant defend
ants Matthew Mailer, 3Td, Josephine ..
MshIer Helen n. Mailer and Grace r. Nah
ler 24a Jackson Avenue. Lang Island City.
As1 J eIk.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
NOTICE. OF SALE.

SUPREME COURT. QUEENS COUNTY:
Charles G. Mailer, Plaintiff. against Edward
surviving Executor Of the Last Will and Testa-
ment of Matthew MAILER, 1st. deceased kath-
sophia Mailer: Justina Mailer; Eva Mahler;
Matthew Mailer 3rd; Josephine e Maher;
savings Bank, Defendants.
In pursuance Of an interlocutory judgment OF
partition and sale duiy made and entered in the
above entitled action and bearing date the 5th
day of November, 1910 / the undersigned, me
lie auction. at the Exchange Salesroom, Nos II
10 Vesey Street. in the Borough Of Manhattan
1910. at Il o clock noon on that day. ny Joseph
p Day. Auctoneer. the premises directed ny
PARCEL NO. !,
proverneTts thereon. situate in Ward one OF the
Borough and County of Queens, City and State
a.. 9s ana a. and the northeasterly half OF lot
number IS as known and distinguished on
ate in the Village of Artoria Queens County
L /. belonging to A and W. H Jackson sur
veyor and fled in the Office Of the Clerk of
the said County of Queens, and is bounded and
northwesterIy line of Ninth Avenue (kouwen-
hoven StreeD distant one hundred and thirty
corner formed by the intersection of the north
westerly line Of said Ninth Avenue with me
on said man: running thence northwesterly par
sIlel with said Jamaica Avenue one hundred and
icrIe-ilNe iTet oiI1 IiNe
the southeasterly line of lands of George Pom
eroy; thence running northeas erly and along
lands of George Ponleroy, about one hundred
and thirty-seven feet and SIX and one-halt
inches 10 the intersection of the rortheasteriy
line of said number 80 with the southeast
erly line of said land of George Porneroy; and
thence southeasterly along the northeastsriy line
Of said lot number S:i one hundred and forty
two feet five and one-eighth inches 10 the north
erly line of said Ninth Avenue; and thence
solthwesterIy along the nOrthwesteriy line OF
Ninth Avenue one hundred and thirty seven feet
and six inches TO the point OF peglnnlngc -
The following is a diagram OF Parcel No to
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
OF Enc crest to CUOD7en

visitors wanting to see the work OF the
blind and the bind at work
Some Of them left money in exchange for
rugs toys. cakes and the various arucles
fer sale. but the managers announced that
plenty would be left for the friends OF the
sightIess 10 buy to-day.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
RSIONS.
CALIFORNIA TOURS 'fis..s,'-' R:.sr'
LOST BANHBOOkS.


R1NkBOOK No 44f go OF the Union Dfrns Ssv-
ings Bank Is missing ANY person having q
claim il is hereby called upon present t1s
same within ten davs submit 10 having said
passboOk cancelled and new one issued
BANKBOOE No 80 94S OF the Union Dime Se--
fnES Bank IA missing Any person having a
claim 70 IL is hereby called upon 10 present ~
same within ten DAYS submit 70 having Sdi1
passbook cancelled and new one issued
BANKBOOK No 40 954 OF the Union Dime Sav-
ings Bank - missing Any person having a
claim o / Is hereby called % present -
same within ten DAYS submit to having sad
paSsbOok cancelled and new one issEed
BANKBOOK No. 5s5. es2 OF the Crion Dine Sav-
tngs Bank is missing ANY person having a
claim 70 II Is hereby called upon 10 present -.
passbook cancelled and new one issued
BANKBOOK No 472.S74 of the Union Dime Ssv-
inEs Bank is missing Any person having .
claim 10 II Is hereby called upou 70 present tae
same within ten DAYS or submit 20 having SAID
passhook cancelled ana a new one issued
TOST-Rankhook No. 9T2-3T6. Rank FOR Savings.
gsD arr ave New York Payment storp-d-
Please return book To bank
T1ss;-r-FssukrpoZ No e53 rs Bank for savings
$50 4th ave New York Payment stopped
Please return book 90 bank
TT,ss-r-E,znkbeolz No e-s4 2Is Rank for Savings.
$50 18th ave. New York. Payment stopped.
Please return book 20 bank.
IDST-Rankbook No. So, TgI. Bank fc- savings.
80 4th ave. New York. Payment stopped
Please return book 20 bank
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To ALI. PER
sous whose taxes for the year 1910 have not
fe.n Maid before the lst day OF December OF the
sTi.i wear, that unless the same shall be paid to
rhe Receiver Of Taxes at his Office in the Bor-
S,,gh In which the property is located as follows.
Rororch OF Manhattan. q Chambers
pnso,,rh NJ The Bronx. Municipal Building
corner III and fremont aves.
Borough of Brooklyn. Rooms .. 4. and g.
N.tTrt~frEi Building:
Borough of Queens. Court square Long Island
forough OF Richmond. Borough Han. ST
r. viii charge receive and collect upon such
tsveS 20 reTnaiains unpaid on that dsy. IN add
st,y 10 frr amount of such taxcs- interest the
rs,s ~ seven uer centum per annufn. be cal
rt,jate,i from the dss "n which che sid taxes be-
rsr5a dfs and pa yahir. viz October 3 pro
-,,tc,4 -, section eft Or the Charter amended
h., chapter AZ Laws az i9aS-
Tsecerlber I. 1910
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02

Fo- q quick and easy sponge cake use two
cu7f-ls of sugar. four eggs. two cupfuls
of sour TAO teaspoonfuls Of baking powder
erd three-foslrths of a cupful Of boiling
r.a;c- after mixing the ingredients IN
t'e usual way bake IN a moderate oven
For white citron cake, cream liberal
har cupful OF butter with cupfm OF
sugar then add two-thiTds Of cupful OF
mix STIR this mixture into two cupfuis
O. pastry forr with which two teaspoon
fuls Of baking powder have been shted
t8ice. Sur into the batter two OF three
spoonfUls Of citron, sliced very thin. and
fod through the whole two egg whites
l-saien tn stiff Bake IN loaf form and ice
win snow white icing
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
. DR0E0SAIS.

TREASURY DEPARrM ENT. WASHINGTON.
d g November - lpf0--Sealed proposals
are invited and VIII De- received az this Depart
raenf until . o'clock D. Moncay. DeceTno-r
10 1910 tat which time and place they VIII %
opened in the presence Of attending oiGdersi-
for building two revenue cutters. 10 be known
while in course OF construction or until
launched as Nos 80 and - Specifications and
plans together with forms OF proposal. con-
tract. etc. may be obtained upon Application
10 this Department Bids must be addressed
to rh. Secretary OF the Treasury. and Endorsed
on the envelope Proposal for const truction OF
Revenue Cutters The right is reserved to rs-
ject any or ali bids and 70 waive defects =
deemed for the interests of the Service TO 90
So q D HII.LES Assistant Secretary
OF-PICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF The
District Columbia. December T. ieio-
sealed proposals vii ee received az shis c6'r~
until : O'Clock p. m. December fS 1910. for ths
construction 5f a Branch Library az TsSGra
pzrk u - specifications and all necsssary in
Formation may ne obtained from the Chief Clerk.
F,n.iscer Department Room 81 District E1ii1-
I1r Washington. T. g Deposit cf slst required
te, S.1arantee return 81 plans CUNO H RI
pOTPH. JOHN A JOti NJ TON WILLIAM V.
TG-DSCiN e j. REII. GEORGE = RfJ-EH
MAN Commission % Constracs Building.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers agency.
euppIies Professors. Teachers. Tutors Gov
ernesses, etc, to Colleges. Schools and FaniIieA
AppIy 70 Mrs II ]. yOCNC-FULTON-
- Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02

= delicious cheese souffie is made from
three eggs. q cupful Of soft grated cheese,
Ia teaEpDonfui OF salt. scant one
fenfa q a teaspoonful of cayenne. two
leVet feaspoonfals Of butter. heaping
tablespoonful OF -four and half a cupful
q FriEs. Put the butter into a FRYING pan.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.


CHTLD+S NuRSE-Young North Gerulsn n; IN
usually good: training: $50 e. MIS-
Hofmayers Agency. 32o-S22 9th ave- hlh'A hV''
Tel. 4a2i Madison Square
COOK-German Protestant; excellent baker .
friend parormaid-waitress; also friend 10 loi
kitchenmaid laundress; city, county VT, ION 1e,
3632-PIaZa. Norrow's Agency. III Lexington
ave, corner 5sth st. ----
C0OK-Assist with laundry: also chambernaid
and waitress: two Finnish girls city sS or coax-
try; good references Jussila Agency, boo Lex
ington ave. Tel 4i53 Plaza
CoOK-Ffrst class; capable Finnish woman; an
excellent cook good baker an aaa mshsser ssss
Tel. 4453 Plaza
COT7PLE--swedish: cook excellent laundress.
do houseporil: understands cows horses
good farmer. both highly recommended: any
where Morrows Agency, f2l Lexington ave-
corner 5sth st
PI.E--Butier and cook: would do entire
recornrnented eight years last employer Tel
sG32-PIaza Morrow's Agency, 721 Lexington
HOT7sEKEEPER to invalid or widower with
children, by refined young woman trained
nurse. Address Nurse, 9os Amsterdam ave
TSEWORKER-5enerai honsewcrk: good
an exceptionally good girl; So. Albany Agency.
81 East 33d st.
-Canad dian woman: economical; good cook: no
lat.ndry: city or country. Williams, 15e West
o7,h St. fourth floor.
T-AT7YDREss- Hungarian: thoroughly under
stands fine Laundry work shirts . cqIaTs cpas
Bureau 500 5th tentrance 42d stl.
NJ -RSE.- English Canadian: hospital trained;
can teach and train delicate or nervous cnli-
drxn- excellent reference y. MISS F1tZGeraio >
Bureau sos 18th entrance 42d st
NI-RSF-FxceIIert German girl, for infant or
ore or two children, fond or chlIdren 50: pest
el.y references Albany Agency. 70 East 33d st
TWO MAT IRISH MAIDS.-Cook and lannG-
ross good baker. chamber1naid and waitress
do entire work small private family town, co4I
fry Tel. 3S32-Piazs. Morrow's Agency "a
Lexington ave, corner 5sth st
WASHTNt9-Respectabie coIored woman wishes
washing 20 take home or out oy the daE'
omen al driving Perkins 81 West Setf1 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
NSIRuCTION.
For Both sexes-City.

For Both SexeS-City.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Madison Square (1122 Broadway Harlem
Branch: 343 Lenox ave. bet. 12Ith and 12stn
ST Brooklyn Branch: 21s-220 Livingston st
Private Lessons and Glasses. School or Resi-
cence. Terms Reasonable. Trial Lesson free.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02

Hcf-TDkE GIFTS UNIQUE. EXCLUSIVE AND
@siiE Pc isisu For she most refined and
e srft~A ilcaF presents D. 70 ffsit the
tA4ilz.te seiEctlou II Frencn Novelties nov fsing
- at 9AM&EE NEW SHOP. as 5th Ave.,
osi~eel Ssth and E2lh SL.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
AND TYPEWRITEas.

VICTOR VISIBLE. - Nassau St: cataIOgus
free. ar makes taken part payment, bargains
IN J-rderyvoods Rerrfne.ons. divers SnithaL
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
REM MEDIES.

THOROUGH. PERMANENT CURES cases
of BLOOD POISON. NERFOUs DEBILITY.
BLADDER COMPLAINTS an kindred dis
eases: relief at in dangerous cases. receHt
or old: those desiring only first Class scientln,s
treatment should call Dr.. BOESCHU y +. me &c"
known speciaIist 80 ". SSth ST Hours. I'D "a
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02

For olive sandwiches. butter thin slices
Ct Lread- and spread with neufchatel or
Cream cheese mixed TO q paste with
3fT-le s-raet cream. Cover half the slices
Tl-h minced olives and then place the
others over them.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
BOARD AND ROOMS.

SoTH ST 40 EAST-Large sunny rooms: pri-
vate hath elevator; steam heat; excellent
table. American.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
CARPET CLEANING

y. Y. CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest. Largest, Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable Send FOR Circular
Tel 4632-46g3 Bryant 4S1-439 ". 45th ST.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co-Cleans
by compressed air. steam. hand or floor.
1858 Broadway, t21 East 18th ST. CDE q
BRANDT. Tel. 13.-3sth
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
PUBLIC NOTICES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. BCREAE
F-0F TFIF COLLECTION OF TANES ~
CHANGERS ST. STEWART BCLDING).
4 NJ fATTAN.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
II JEFFERSON AVE. Brooklyn; owner a
front alcove and a rear room all improve
merits: gentlemen preferred.
i0IST ST f6 WEST-I4arge. light well fur
nisi1ed front suite, bath. phone. steam,
kitchen; price So; also large rooms. 81 UP; even
ir.gS o Sundays Peet.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
WORK WANTED.
Male


AMERICAN holding responsible position. visit
ing Washington D. -. frequently, would
Transact legitimate business for New YORK
concern: no travelling expenses B, Tribune
Harlem Branch. 263 West 125th st
An EXPERT ACCOUNTANT and cost calcula-
tor. 35, with fifteen years practical experience.
seeks permanent position, Immediately: salary
moderate. can furnish the very highest refer
ences from uast employers and bond for any
amount A. A. Box -. Tribune Office.
NAN go vearsl-Wants a position; experienced
in bookkeeping. accurate at figures, also IN
4erstandire charging and selling goods 4,
Box 6. Tribune Office.
POPTFR--Tall, light young coored man as
faotn1an eoorTnan: experience elevator; all
-~our6 useful nine years reference. must work
At once. Aaron. 4s2 sth ave.
STENOGRAPH ER-Private secretary and CORE
snonder~ to president Of large financial instiIu
:, on desires situation with commercial firm; SO
Worker Box IS Tribune once
I-PFPTNTENDENT Of gentlemans estate; ex-
perieuced in all departments } A. BOX ~
Tribune t-ptavn Office. 1854 Broadway.
vCI-Nf; NAN o3 Of good appearance and char
acrer as Office assistant where services WI
oa appreciated: four years general office experl-
e1ce Address 6 D, Tribune Uptown oHce'
1864 Broadway-
yOT-NG MAN wants work In city institution, as
:rnprover in provision store: now ehpio5V Vo'
Write W. Box so Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02

wANTED-Position as travelling COM
nanion or assistant with accounts and
correspondence. Address j. warren
Har6wiclf a09 Peuuot ave, New London
Conn.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02

CHTID-s NITRsE-Young North Geruls n; IN
usually good some training s25. z, Miss
Hofnayer's Agency. 320-322 5th ave. ninth floor.
Tel 15oI Mahisar SnI.are
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
female

COMPANION %-ATTENDANT- - Young woman.
educai ed musical as companion 70 SEM
Invalid 1ad, living in Fairfield. Stamford or
Greenwich: references. Address A = BOX
= Tribune Office
DR. ESSMAKER Artistic: quick WORKER; ent'
ga street evening gowns. tailored suits
coats. remodelling Of any kind; best references,
spring appointments made. . Donnel. la1 west
1i,-rb 81 TeIephcne 3gs1- -Morningsde.
PFSSM4KFR First class: reasonable, relia-
ble. perfect cutting. fitting; stylish gowns
o. arv description suits. waists, wraps. French
T)ressu1aker. 149 East 55th 81.
CTpT with three years experience, wishes cler-
i-al work: bright and accurate; rapid al ns-
ures = NJ. Tribune Office
HARNBssMAkER-Pos wanted ny hrsl
ICES mechanic as foreman or ar the bench,
hest OF references; must be stead! JED JONI
Zissner. AZ Liberty 81. Paterson y
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEW TE}F2-Four
ears aynarieuce; very good Office assistant;
reat ana rapid writer. J. F. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
HELP WANTED.
Male.

CANNASSEES wanted Cn a news
paper proposition previous expe-
rience necessary Apply Room 5l4,
Tribune R1i1dinr
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02

COOK-Ceruan Protestant; excellent baker .
friend parormaid-waitTess; also friend ioi
kitchenmaid launGress; city, country, . -,
3sS2-Paza NoTrow's Agency. III Lexington
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02

/ CLERK Familiar wiih shipping: for out-of-
town f--n. must he executive man. able to
direct department; salary. So Mighll (Agency).
3 -i--f-1o
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

mile mark Syracuse still led by a length,
and Navy supporters began to get uneasy.
Shortly after passing the midway mark the
middies' stroke felt OUT the visitors by
squirt. Syracuse responded well. and at
the mile and quarter the relative position
Of the two shells was practically un-
changed.
Then the real fight began The midship-
men hit up their stroke and put renewed
fcrce in their swing. Slowly but steadily
they overhauled the game visitors and
gradually drew up to even terms.
Then followed series of desperate spurts
at the end of which the Blue and Gold bow
showed slightly in the lead. From the mile
and three-quarter mark the race was an in
tensely thrilling one. Both crews put all
they had into it and it was toss-up as to
which would win.
Try as they might, the midshipmen found
IL impossible to shake off the collegians in
the final squirt, but in the last hundred
yards they got a slight advantage and held
it until the line had been crossed.
At the finish both crews showed plainly
the effect of the gruelling work.
The boating of the crews follows: