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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-09
FOREST FIRES IN
GREAT NORTHWEST
SCORES OF TOWNS IN DANGER
AND ALREADY ONE LIFE HAS
BEEN LOST.

WINNIPEG, MAN. May 9.--~6srest
forest fires still are raging through
northern Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
and scores of small towns along the
line OF the Canadian Northern Rail-
way are in danger. Hundreds Of men
are fighting the flames. Fires are
burning fercely at Swan River. Dau-
phin and at the foot OF the Riding
Mountains. Many settlers have lost
everything. The situation in the
Prince Albert district liz grave.
Fires on the Minnesota Ontario bor-
der are gaining ground.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-09
ACC0MAC man
UNDER ARREST
GEORGE NORTHAM WANTED IN
ACCOMAC COUNTY, CAUGHT
AT LONG, BRANCH.

Governor Mann issued requisitlon
on the governor of New Jersey Tues
day for George Northam. who Is want
ed for felonious shooting in Accomac
county. Northam Is charged with
shooting at Noah Mason in December.
1910. The man ts under arrest at
Long Branch, n. J.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-09
w. H. H. CORY DIES
IN CITY OF NORFOLK

NORFOLK. VA. May s.--w. RI. II.
Cory. one OF the first. best known and
most substantial citisenS OF the city,
died Yesterday morning at l1:10
O'Clock. In the seventy-hrst year OF
hts age. after an illness OF eight
weeks.
Tho deceased was one OF the first
70 locate on the Berkeley side Of the
river. when 1t was q fasmin9 section.
ABOUT forty years asc. and 1ss =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-09

least forty federals we're killed in the
trenches west of Juarez. They also
ailege that they saw many dead lying
In the streets of Jusrez, but this can
not be confirmed.
Only one Of the Ave persons re-
ported killed on the American side OF
the border has been identified. He Is
Antonio Garcia, the first person slain.
The latest report II that two Ameri-
cans standing on the Santa Fe bridge
were struck by bullets late last night
and instantly killed.
Many Are Killed.
According 90 Emilio Garcia, an Am
cr1can named Cassidy. who came to
III paso TO set food supplies. fifteen
Americans ~eer Killed In to-day's
nghting, and the total insurgent losses
in killed and wounded will exceed
$50. They insisted the federal loss
was much greater.
Il counted forty~seven dead fed
erals in one stree, ana in another
thirty eight. said Cassidy. Most OF
them had been stripped OF their cloth
In gand arms. N,ilareai. with his
500 men and two pieces OF artillery,
one Of which was McGinty. the old
brass cannon stolen from the Ell Paso
public square some months ago, are
now lighting with Madero's men"
SAN DIEGO. CAL, May s-Ehe
Mexican insurgents renewed their AT.
tack on Tia Juana. across the border
from here, at 4;15 A. NJ. to-day. and
at : O'Clock IL Was reported the city
had practically fallen into their hands.
Al that hour fierce lighting was ir.
progress In tho bull ring, with tho
rebels occupying the southwest cor
ner and the federais the northeast
Both forces kept up a terrific fire at
very close range and bullets sang over
the city.
1t is reported that fifty have al
ready been killed and many wounded.
Early to-day Ave federal soldiers
dashed across the American line and
surrendered to Captain Wilcox Of the
Thirtieth United States Infantry.
Almost as soon as the firing com
menced before daylight to.dav
wounded rebels began to come across
the border and to surrender TO the
United States troops. One of the
hrst vas Henry KIM of Mobile, who
was wounded in the arm and weak
from the loss OF blood. E. l.. Collins.
OF Springfield, Mass, wounded Nm
both arms. and James Dunno also
came across.
A Frenchman named "Blackie. ="
wounded In the groin. staggered across
the line and fell over dead as the
United States troops came I'D to take
him into custody
Using Dum-Dums
surgeons who have examined tho
wounded of the rebels insist that the
Mexican federals are using dunn dunn
bullets, which are strictly prohibited
by all the rules OF civilized warfare.
Those are the soft-nosed bullets which
spread as soon as they strike a mark
causing frightfui wounds One of
the wounded who came across WAS
l.. d. Wilcox. of Grand Rapids Mich
He had wound in his left lex. Will
cox declared that Sam Woods. who
took command OF the insurgents at
Tecarte, after Jack Moshy was wound
ed. was killed yesterday and that the
attackers to-day are commanded by
an American named Price. Most Of
tho attackers are Americans. Wilcox
declared, ting total rebel force num-
boring about two hundred. General
Bliss and his stan witnessed yester-
days engagement and were loud In
their praise of the daring Of the In
surgents.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-09
One Victim Claimed.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. May p
Forest fires are burning through
northern Wisconsin and upper Mich
igan and are gaining headway. The
fires are burning In hundreds of places
on all sides OF Lake superior.
Kitto Mikalla was burned to death
near Eveleth. Several hundred men
are engaged in fighting tho fires. The
property loss already has been great.
Vessels on Lake Superior are forced
TO anchor when near land, because
of the clouds of smoke.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-09

WASHINGTON, D. c.. M. Sta
tistics collected by the War Depart
nent from all available sources of
authority and made public here to- day
show that the Mexican federalists have
Just thirty more soldiers than the
insurrectionists, The number of sol
diers In the federal army 10 placed
at 23.455. those In the instruction
lists army at 23.425. These statistics
are the result OF careful investlga-
tons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-09
TAFT HAS PICTURE
> TAKEN IN APRON

WASHINGTON. May o.-President
Taft this afternoon posed In his
Masonic apron for a special photo
graph for the Alexandra, Va. lodge,
The picture win be hung in the large
room opposite ono showing Prcsident
Washington. formerly worshirfuj
master Of that lodge. aimilasU -
tired, -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-09

Leaves &1O,SOO Estate.
Katharine BeelmAn qualified Tues
day in the Chancsry Court a. execu-
tor Of the will Of Herman Beelman,
who left An estate valued at $10,boe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-09
TAFT Reiteratcs Hands on Policy.

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. May "a
reaflrmation of the program OF
hands on" in Mexico va. the at
titude Of President Taft and that OF
his cabinet to-day.
The President feels that ell that
can bo done now is to safeguard
Americans in the fighting zone by
removing them as far as possible
from the scene Of hostiiities
The Juarez incident Was not I'M
expected. When Americans were
killed at Aqua Prieta. the presi-
dent said that he believed there
would be repetitions. He declared
that the United States was poverless
to act without declaring war.
The facts that responsibility for
the killing and wounding of Ameri-
can citizens in FL Paso by bullets
ftred around Juarez is not charge
able to any one in authority, and is
deeply regretted by both sides in the
dent feels that the situation must be
LETT to take care OF itself for the
present at least. The cabinets dis
cussion Of the Mexican situation was
prolonged. The White House was
receiving duplicate copies of ALL tele-
grams to the State and War De-
partments from the front" They
were rushed to the cabinet room,
where Mr.. Taft's advisers were kept
In constant touch with the situation,
President TAFT was encouraged to-
day by several messages congratu-
fatJnE him on his stand. One was
from Homer c. Stuntz. head OF
branch of the Methodist missionaries.
at Newark. y. J. Stuntz forwarded
telegram from Or. Butter, a Meth
odist missionary. now in the trouble
zone in Mexico. as follows:
The situation is Immensely Inn
proved throughout Mexico. All our
missionaries are safe and we'll"
Stuntr concluded by declaring
Your course in this matter IL graft
flying to all rtsht-thinking people"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-09

q Richmond, Va, May 8, 1911.
Brights--Market continues Arm with
light receipts. MISUNDERSTANDING
lighter; market fairly active at quota
lions. Dark Stemming--Receipts con-
tinue light: demand good at quotations,
Brown acknowledgements continue
l!sht; demand good AT quotations.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-09
Enforce Neutrality.

WASHINGTON. MAY "a disin-
ciination OF the United States army
officers TO interfere in the Mexican
situation at FL Paso, following the re-
ceipt OF his account of the fighting at
Juarez yesterday, during which sew
ersl Americans we're killed and wound
ed on the American side OF the line.
The telegram sent by Major General
Woods. chief Of staff, to Col. Steever
follows:
Use your best efforts to enforce
the neutrality laws, and urge on the
people of FL Paso the necessity of
keeping as much as possible out OF the
zone of fire"
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TCsT eANKEooKs.

,osr eankbook No. 5ll4's Of Dry DOCK c,s SSo
80. Institution Any person ha.InK .,, ,ne
,is ,id book is called upon 10 presTbI ' .aid
uPoe q, the bank within thirty dats "i ,mn,,isbsd
sdh,S =" A.. declared cancelled and eSthsuiAH''
80 g new ono issued IN lieu thereo'----.,--
,o-a, rankbook so 55i So Of Dry pocS ~ II1
ines Institution, Any person naE ,rfsert he
us s.'id book is called uDon 10 ~ na aid
booS N nto one issued IN lieu thereof. -
80, .. sToIEN. -Bankbook No 500 ~ Ne,'
German savings Bank IN ,t. .e H issued 20
ootsi3i. eoe5er An persons are c1uionedd ~ he
bt.I,'o Inc Inc same II not reluIis dunic,te
he ,EI ~, he "a doy Of August lsll'
viii be issued ,-,,io,, Dune say
4 = = psrN h. missing ANY person rss.pt the
,f,h ~ g. e hereby called upon 10 parins said
80. WITHIN Ten DAYS on submit ~ ss'mej
sa,'. .,.,I csntel.ed and rev one lssu'
BANNhCDh N".issine ANY person Dssins ,bs
o,,, a. ~ IS hereby called upon 10 saying said
80" Vltiin ten days or SUNNI. ,ssjed
SSr3ssloo cancelled and a ne" one so- sa,-
T0eT -Eaokbook So. 3sp2 pI"' payment
LtnS $50 4tb ave, New forsr
,ton1ed. Please return BOOK "
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


ATTENDANT 10 gentleman, by young swede
CITY on country. willing 10 travel or 70 make
himself useful around gcntlemans apartment
sober honest. reference. Anderson, loo '1hton
81. Brooklyn.
CHEF-A Young colorod chef now engaged.
would like position with bachelor or bachelors
for couple OF months in apartment or camp take
ont ire charge: also hous"tecp'r. best reieIeLiceS
Write Edward Iornsby Holland House 10 west
4G.h ST. .-----------.
GARDENER Married, q; first class fxper i
cnced in all branches, chickens cows, HoTSts'
ot,. hest references. Gardener care MIS-. bo-
ianc. III Atlantic ave. Brooklyn
Female
COOK Young neat capable woman; @ S.,eI3 I
Agency 800 9Th ave. minth hoop. Telephone
4527 Madison square.
NORTHUMBERLAND CT NO glI,S !, ons
,s r,ot Will do some Washing 49, OlH'' -
chsuberfnaid and waitress. ", gooi ItIe, t0S
90 snyvberc Miss Shcas Agency, East 9Eu.
COOK. &c CHAMBERMAlD. &c Mothe ho, ann
daughter. cook and ldiNnTese' ~ .islIt n. =,
cbsr1te,uail and waitress; likes cniCrcI,, - ~,
a. rountrv Morrows Agency. ~ LeH'ns'o"
ave. cor. 18Th ~. ------
C5r-PT.T Butler and cook both highly recon ON
mcndei; DO entire work OF pIl.at' -oI Ioring
tsnco no object Morrow AsercR ~ LeAiHs
,o,. ave cor. 5Sth ST. Plaza l5-e ----------
CITcHENMAID Swedish. competent. tlIoLs
,nericueed willing. Obiging goe1 IeieIt -,
COZ Wilson's Agency ~ East 0hh IT. i'i'.
rbOno 222f Plala
rArNDPESS swedish, excellent on hu Ii'S al,d
drc lihon eXpericnced ana t"'t,Pii Iast 67Il,
,.ere,rns. So Wilson'S Agency l1l Last o'''
,,,-psrRy GOVERNEss. French fIoles,an,' !, -;
- 49, uositiou. thoroughly eApeilfIr 49,
AnIiisi caro- aud training children over To- rs ,
eXceilent references. 4. j, BOX 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
LONG ISLAND.
MASSACHUSETTS.
FORECLOSURE SALES.

Nt,W YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF
EeU, York Horace NJ Kilborn and william
Brown as Executors aud trustees or mo LdS'
WIN and Testament OF James NlHlains' de
led plaintiffs against Jacob Pinnerl Elias
7, ,,oben and others Defendants. Action NO. H.
Il, pursuance OF a Judgment of foreclosure and
III made and entered in the above entitled &C
Ton hearing date the 9TH day OF June lSii'
Inc Undersigned. the Referee IN said JUG
J.. ot named. viii sell at public auction. at the
t'x.Lanse Sales Room, Nos. 14n6 Ntscy street
a, he Borough Of Manhattan, CITY OF New
Work on the 2lst day Of July l8ll AZ Twelve
c.cork noon on that Gay, by-Bryan L. htnneIy'
- i0neer the premises directed by said iudg
- ~ "a he sold ard therein described as fol-
| loWIIi those certain lots. pieces or parcels Of
,ard situate lying ana being In the Borough
t' HH,,onbattan city of New York, and bounded
AID described as follows; - -,
any HD.eirninr AZ a point tho Southerly side OF
80" fftH street distant One hundred aud nifty
co. T,asterIy from the corner formed by the
ietSrenrtion Of the Souherly side Of Ninety-hfth
S,rcet with the F,astcrly side or Second Avenue.
Sun,irc thence Southerly parallel with Second
AnnIe one hundred dO0 feet. eight 90 inches;
,f,nce Eastery. parallel with Ninety-hth
Greet Hftv 800 feet thence NottnerlE; ParsIlel
80 second Avenue one hundred 900 feet.
VIZ ~, inches 10 the Southerly side OF Ninety
0fth street, and thence Westerly along me
fe .lt' side Of Sinety NTH street fifty 50
St ., The point or place OF beginning.
',D,od New York June 2sth. 1871
D"''' SAMUEL Is HAMBURGER. Referee
,.r-.r7,r, ETC'U q SEYBEL. ATTORNEYS for Plain
= ,,Ns Al Park Row. Borough OF Manhattan
Now York city. . ., -
/ The following Is q diagram OF the property 10
81. soId. n has street numbers:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12

ri orrro,,rrsto amount Of Tho lien ~
charge To- satisfy which tho above described
prorerty il 10 be sold is Thirteen thoasaiina
:, ven hundred and sixty-six and e5-loo 80,
760 az, Dollars with interest thereon IRON,
'IIne 10Th. 1911. together with costs dn1
allowance amounting To- Three hundred ana
siItv'ave and 53-i00 G3Gj.53l Dollars with
o., 80, ,b.rson from June 2Ith. 1911, to-
yether with he expenses OF thu sale.
The approximate amount Of the taxes as
sesy,renfs and water rates or other nen'
,rbicb are 10 be allowed 10 the purchaser out
OF the purchase money or paid BY the ReteIet re-,
is Three hundred and twelve ana o5-lo'
1x3J2 OSl Dollars and interest
Dated <eW York June 2Sth. 1911.
SANTEI b HAMBURGER Referee,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
LAKE MEACHAM HOTE
FORECLOSURE SALES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF New York-Horace ". kilborn and Will
lam Brown as Executors and Trustees OF the
Last VIII enG Testament Of James Williams,
deceased, Plaintiffs against Jacob Pinnerl'
Elias 4. Cohen ard others. Defendants.-Ac-
tion No. I. ,
In pursuance OF a judgment ~ foreclosure
and sale made and entered i'm the above en-
titled action bearing date the eth day or
Iune 1911 l. the undersigned. the Referee
in said judgment named. VIII sell al pubhc
auction at the Exchange sales Room, NOS
14-J6 Vesey street. I'm Inc Borough OF Man.
haitian CITY OF New York on the 2lst day or
JuIv 1911, AT Twelve o'clock noon on that day.
nv BRYAN l.. Kennedy Auctioneer. the prem
ises directed BY said judgment To be sold ana
therein described a. follows
All those certain lots, pieces or parcels or
land situate. lying and being Tn the Borough
of Manhattan, city OF New York and bounded
and described az follows:
Beginning Al n point on tho Soutllerly side
OF Ninety NTH. Street distant ono hundred feet
rasterlv from the corner formed by the IN
tersection OF the Southerly side OF Ninety.
NTH street with the Eisterly side or Second
Avenue. running thence Southerly parable
eight 80 inches. thence Easterly' parallel
with Ninety-irh Street nifty 900 feet. thence
NortherIy parallel with Second Avenue one
hundred C10OJ feet. eight % inches TO the
coutherly side OF Ninety-ffth Street; ana
thence westerly along tie southerly side OF
Ninety-fft Street nifty GOD feet 10 mo point
or place 81 beginning
Dated New York, June 2sth, 1911
SAMUEL r. HAMBURGER, Referee.
FFTTRFTCH g. SEYBEL. Attorneys for PAN
,lfs ~ Park Row. Borough Of Manhat-
tan, New York CITY.
The following is diagram or the property
TO be sold. II has no street numbers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
NIL HAD GOOD FISHING
~''road Man Back from Annual
Trip to Labrador.

ss's j. Hin. chairman OF the Grea.
h., Railway returned here yesterday
2. ~ annual fishing trap 10 Labrador.
~ .'Asa tie picture OF health as result
~, months outing. and said he had had
Aa'e an had caught plenty u fish
I, 80 MS yacht. the Wacouta. on which
h.l us party made the trip AZ Mon
"A SAG cane on from there by train.
"a. "shlhg was done on tho River 81.
q "a. "n'eA runs up into Labrador, snd
4, ,,,Afies, which abound IN salmon.
Ga, '"' would not discuss business con
.rssga, .-!ing that ne lad not paid any
i'ld 10 business while away. ana
.Aself go several days TO familiar 20
fe tskiINn the condition OF affairs be.
eysq s., about them. Asked II he had
rlsia. S"y aqvices regarding the crop''
"dcss are that the crops in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12

a., arproxnate amount Of The lien Or charge
.isf, which the above described property
40 -, 10 sold /. Thirteen thousand seven hun
- and stxtv-six and 63-lo0 1913. So Dol
Hrta on interest thereon from June 26h 1871 ,
. !d,s,,ner with costs and allowance amounting 10
,rIrae hundred and sixty I'VE ana 53-lD
..nas 90 pollsrs with interest thereon from
80 S5tb. 1911, together with the expenses ~
TIL sale ., 81, A. tao. ,..ess
~. IA rster rates or other Hens which are
-. be allowed 10 ihe purchaser out OF the pur-
baee money ar paid by the Referee Three
ti,,TroJ and Twelve ana O3 100 tS3l2.0D Dollars
and interest. 49, oe,, ,o,,
SAMUEL, Il. HAMBURGER. heiTee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
AUCTION SALES.

lien Law, Laws ~ 1909 chapter -. sections
az, 90. 81
TAKE NOTICE that hy virtue Of Len hsd ~
,.rorcr,y IN uit: one -" Latest Improved
Kwsntieth century Gutter complete with two
knives, and motor drive. now IN my possession
Ia ia on or shout the 18th day ~ March.
1ato 70 the FULTON BOND AND PRINTING
coWPANY under 2 contract 81 conditional sale.
.a,tng the same date, a copy Of which was
- a. ~ oace ~ tho Register Of the County
~ Se~ YorL on the 18Th day Of MAY 1910. ]
Win sell ouch personal property =, Public Az W.,
WI III. .sr.ronIn No 20 Duane Street, Borough
o. Manhattan. Ciiy 81 New York, on the l@'h
a., ~ Univ. ieli a. $50 \. ". OF ssid day,
ohy VI '"''' EDGAR J.. LANSON.
MOE FRY. AuCtiOneer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12

70 az "est are somewhat spotted. due
,,, ne orouth that prevailed early IN the
reo,"s' small grains being the most af-
also Corn; particularly in South Dakota.
recent u rsiDs from lack of moisture. but
GOOD St a. ! learn the corn crop ought to be a
ep Nh one q,',, again this year
p Nooi hiIi expects to be in tho city about
-------N. aLler which hc will co 10 st Paul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
eunniies Professors Teachers. Tutors. Govefn'
esses' etc. 10 COLLEGES. Schools ana Tsinilea
annIy 90 Mrs 81. J. YOUNG'FCLION.
APP1( w ~" q Union SQuare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
MOE FRY, AuctiOneer.
PROPOSALS.

ppoposATs FOR LEGGINS ARMY BUILD
Ing. Whitehall street. New York CIV y. y.
Juns 30 1911 sealed PROPOSAL IN trphcat.'
Iii te received here until III a. m, July IA.
,oii and then opened for furnishing 2o.ooo
p,i,, Isegins Information upon application.
W CRAY ZALINSKL Depot NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
FOR SAL.

HIC BARGAINS Slightly used ONCE furn!-
pi ,o dasIs fypewriters. cash registers, add
,r machines monographs. Ming csbinets
,e7es addressing machines. time ciocks par
titions. check protectors BOOKCASES HAihnH'
4 white st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
7ypswRIrINe AND ryPEwRlIeRs.

VICTOR VISIBLE, 20 Nassau 81 catalogue
mo-. All makes taken part payment par aihs
IN Underwoods Remingtons, Ollyers. Smltha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
Blackmail and Usury.

TIA chief object of the organization. he
,.oared. is b!ackmail and usury. A typi-
al sya71plo was 70 be found in the Canon
=, Danna. ostensibly a cobbler. who col
i.,,sd $4,000 Special members of the
,,socjaton he said. introduce youths Ia
,or,en who take them 70 gambling places,
rb4rs they lose their money and get into
,,bt Then the usurer completes the work.
rr-icore the witness said. had been on
trial on such a charge.
aRu, he was acquitted" shouted Lawyer
povIo for the defence.
EVERY one knows what acQuittals mean
h, csses in which the Camorra is con-
..rped." rstorted Tabroni. Besides, the
aver defending Erricone was the brother
- The PRESIDENT Of the court who acquitted
lin"
This was the signal for q great tumult.
rrr,cono within the case. leaped 70 his feet
nd dashed at the bars, shrieking so wildly
nat il was impossible to understand him.
me LAWYERS especially Bovio, protested
,rs,nst what they considered an insult 10
ne Neapolran judges and lawyers. Bovio,
addressing Tabroni, accused him of vul-
,ar insiauation and outrageous conduct.
CAPTAIN Fabroni,- who faced the hurri-
,ane couraE ccusly. sprang toward Bovio-
After the documents you forged In Paris
refuse 10 lower myself 10 your level" he
.risd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
INSTRUCTION.
For Both Sexes-City.

THE RERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGuAGEA
MADIsON SQUARE Gl22 BROADWAD..
Harlem Branch, $40 Lenox Ave. near is'tn SI
ppoal,ivn Branch. o1s- 800 Livingston ST.
D''O''" SCHOOLS open all the year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
WORK WANTED.

Male.
CHAUFFEUR, mechanic. temperate trustwor-
thy: rTcprOachaUlc character; over five years
last position. $50 month, board. American family
preferred Chauffeur ~ Lexington ave.
DETECTIV e Bonded. seeks work by day or
week: city, country. Bean, 392 Tompkins
ave: tel. 1896 Bedford, Brooklyn
real. ESTATE. / Experienced man wants man
ageInent Of property: furnish bond; best
references; money saving results. Box -. 1hlb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CHARLES WILSON'S Employment Agency
Telephone 2224 Plaza. IA Bast 57th st. Sup
plies first class servants TO private families. Al
refuI enCes investigated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
HOTEL DENNIS

Atlantic City, y. j., with it's new freproof ad-
dition, directly on the ocean front, is always
open and offers an unexcelled combination OF