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rats although II is seen In an ebon hue
such as vas never eaualled by anything
crorrg IN tho gardens of Holland or ot
,rv other country. Blossoms of all kinds
Arc bsrr made 70 take on any tint what
Sever that Will help 20 CRAFTY the pre-
r,llnr fondness for striking combinations
cl ooor
Perhaps Some nav imagine that artificial
hovsrs had long ago run the entire Eamut
{, eolors and that they could do nothing
more in this way 10 occasion surprise. nut
,.is, Il will he found, IS altogether mis-
AXE Roses iu all the coloTs OF the rain
tov have grown - bo perfectly familiar
IS decorations for smart hats, but now the
cgssn Of flowers creates sensation by
appearing in the most brilliant Of its natu-
"a colors. accompanied by leaves Of some
Nus or purple shade. \ toque in black and
White or one Of the fashionable grays can
k very smar,ly trimmed with A single
American Beauty rose with large purple
Velvet leaves. An ecrU straw toque shown
was cncircle1 by roses OF an unusually
brilliant red set among delicate little leaves
q sauzy china blue silk.
Another color scheme. effective though
ess striking than those described was in a
cg nat OF night blue manila straw. The
trimming consisted OK an immense cluster
oi Macs that were mostly in the same dark
oue as the hat. but shaded down in spots
70 d much lighter hue. Among the lilacs
O'"h on tne bfim was a big velvet rose In
q "'' Of burnt orange shade. and another
'V'f IN yellow more nearly resembling
iopmosi sprays.
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''oNti.SAYINC RECIPES
FOR BEAUTY SEEKERS

-rs5,U.ERFCL COMPLEXION CREAM
is'k p'' Is 10 many women a hopeless
is'.oHioD,1 frequent applications OF ne
work easeleSs cream Jelly makes lhe
sliee,o1I.. .hpie and easv. stir one ounce
ato on on ana Two teaspoonfuls giycerine
eIsr n,hait pint cold water and let stsnn
0ssB eniC Mass3ging with this excellent
lerss gCy VIII remove all dirt from the
fsse IA af me skin and in a short time
ns AMI aII1, complexion .mooth, fresh LOOK
ihe u, unNr'nkied. II IS surpasslnsy
stssd nmhtng ~ blsckhesds, freckles, en-
giIcyTeS and roughness Of the skin ..
So,rvN DRYING SU A Mp o o - Don
Sting, 'en " your hair is thin. looks
aas 2. and is hard 70 do up and make
shsrp"ne Here * d remedy for all th,s.
ie,snD' Eouf nair every two weeks WIN
30 m f's0ninl of CanthTox dissolved In
assr 80. water. afterwards rinsing. WIN
sll ,is ef The rich. cleansing lsther
sa5 ~ !o9r scalp Of all dirt and dandrun
"a f,ee your hair troubles. Your halI
ie,o,ei. IN Just few minutes without
tiea ,n., sueaky. dull or brittle as 1t does
REgpI.xs shamnoo with soap.
'sltndsbiNs" TIE hair. MEGA good:
oor'ny ,tny without any danger or dia-
-gisg we nair cal be prepared by dlss
-, a.oaan On ounce of ouinzoin in one-half
t,,r n' XII. lhen adding one-half pint coia
ssn'ly inspPicd twice a week and rubpeu
1al ,ml'o Tho scalp. this tonic will prove
ln4 AL, restoring and keeping the hair
Top ID perfectly healthy condition.
ststs,h WEAK. WATERY EYES-To
'gf ansr week eyes and rid them Of that
Fc. dst,,. "otked look, put IN each e!e
az is. is y few drops OF a reliable tonic
tHr,1. nIsscFine an ounce of crystos IN
.s'stsf,s Wafer This tonic viii prove very
trs sno strengthening. and in short
&ons as orll' infamed, weak eyes clear
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from the meeting rooms. AT No. % Madison
avenue, with their knowledge considerably
enlarged along that line.
Mr.. Murphy dwelt at length on the lack
Of intelligence many intelligent persons
show IN tho matter OF fire escapes. THE
curious places in which our inspectors find
the drop ladders hidden away-thcse drop
ladders which should always be in place.
rcady 70 drop from the first landing TO the
ground AT a minutes notice-woud surprise
yoi." he said. feelingly.
.Thev find them hanging from the fifth
or sixth floor: they find them stored In the
coal bin IN the cellar. Painters in need Of
ladder lug them off and neglect 10 bring
them back
"In ono house Young mother. wanting
her baby 10 play on the fire escape and
anxious that it should not fall of. lashed
the drop ladder over tho opening. She
thought the inspectors terribly hard
hearted when they went 10 work with
pliers and cut II off,
Mr.. Murphy described the troubles the
department had with recalcitrant land
lords
After he finished Alfred Conklin got up
and. Identifying himself as landlord
with a Conscience" said he wanted IL un-
derstood that the landlords life wasn't all
beer and skittles. I'm getting rid Of my
property as fast as | can" lie exclaimed.
II once heard one of our biggest ministers
talk about the cruel landlord wringing his
"a per cent out OF the tenant Fourteen
per cent Most Of US don't get per cent.
I'm Roscoe Conkln's nephew, and ] was
an alderman once. but these tenement
house tenants who don't appreciate bath
tub more than to put coal in Il are too
many for me"
Mrs. Jones said she was sure the con-
ecientiors Mr.. Conklin would have the very
best quality OF gold crown and Tyre In
heaven Then she gave more political
turn to the meeting BY offering resolution
against women policemen, or police women.
with whom, she said. DR.. Anna Shaw and
other suffra gists threatened us.
when ] think Of women stationed ut
,he crowded Broadway corners 10 regulate
traffic / shudder." she exclaimed. AS for
me- | would run 10 a man for protection
/ every time"
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE sTATb OF NHW rl
YORK County or New Iork.-Mary NJ. Ira
sessr plaintiff AGAINST car W1tzGt Gt "a a. ,ole
closure and sale duly made and entered In the
sbo,o entitled action. bearing date the 2fth DAY
of February. 1911. l. the underslgn'd inc f',ii
cree in saii Judgment named will sell at public
auction at the Exchange SalosrOonl. NOS J.. 10
Nesoy street. I'm the Borough of Manhattan 10y
Of New York, on the 23th day OF March, W
At 20 o clock noon that day by Joseph !;
Day. Auctioneer tho premises directed by saif
Judgment 10 bo s)ld aud therein described as
follows:
Al that certain lot piece parcel OF land
Win the buildings and Improvements thereon
erected situate living and being In tho Bor
ough OF tho Bronx Cy count ana s,a'e smd do OF
scribed as follows. TO wit: Beginning Ar a point
on rho northN esterly side Of southern BouieNaih
distant four hundred and fifty $500 feet south
westerly from the corner formed by the intersec-
tion OF tho northwesterlv side of southern
boulevard ard tho southwesterly side OF Avenue
angles TO said Southern Boulevard and part OF
the distance through party wall. ono hundIeH
and hfteen n15j feet running thence south /,
westerly and parallel with southern Bouieya,o
nfv ,5o) feet; thence southeasterly AZ TlabL
angles TO said Southern Boulevard. ard part %
the distance through party wall. one hnnarei
Southern Boulevard. and running thence north
easteriy along the uorthwesterly side OF Solth
ern Boulevard dfy 80, feet to tho point or place
of beginning ne SAID several distances ara bl-
mensions more or less. Together with all hxt-
uros anil articles attached 70 or used In connec-
tion with said promises. All Of which were Dc
with the appurtenances and all the estate ard
rights Of William Wainwright and Elizabeth
Wainwright. his. wife IN and 10 said premises.
Da'eo' >e" Leo iS5" t. arH" IEVE%TRIrT. II; Referee
A. T.. 3, 6. r. JACOBS. Attorneys for Plsintif.
Office and =. o: Address 30 Broad Street
Tho following is a diagram Of the propertx 10
be sold:
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centrepiece. six plate and SIX tumbler doy-
lies, IS s. 60
Channels gloves Of good quality are selling
at 81 n for The eiglt-button length and at
81 20 for sixteen buttons.
y All-silk beading -ibbon is seven cents for
q piece Of ten yards.
Imported nursery clocks, entirely COW.
cred with familiar figures from the fairy
tales cell for s..
Charming little favors, Easter novelties.
a,c are a specially In one small shop.
Waist patterns Of cotton wolfe stamped
o.. uorking in the new bead stitch arc 81
each.
nr,oh collar pins Of sterling silver set
with stones are 81 Is each.
ITALIAN linen towels are particularly fine
and soft: they range IN price from 70
to 81
,,,r. assortment OF imported picture
=. ,el,ing at q and 40 cents each.
e,. carved book racks are 80 cents each.
p..r, buttons OF ell sizes sre cents a
dozen.
oS limo Of embroidery. with insertion
o. match. sells at IL cents yard.
white shirtwaists. well made and In sew
an, STYLES. are 80 cents each.
w.. narn.s Of shops where articles mentioned
on this pasr and addressed envelope 10 seen
inE s's s'stnps :" New-York Tribune. To insure
IN nr,nt ,nr reply the date OF publication should
. ais
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BLOW At PASTEURIzeD MILK

Feselrized mix got several black eyes
NE meeting Of the International Pure
I'm League In the Hotel Astor yesterday.
- hdsue came out strongly for natural
In olt insisted on having the best and
iu'''i natural milk that can be had. The
s'' also advocated pspier mache con-
'S. !, vas announced that n well
NJ - oa.ryman lad volunteered TO give
a "sshzauon milk for twenty babies
'''hs The coming ycar.
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: of Interest TO Women
CAPTURE MALESUFFRAGETTE
He Tells Tales of Tenants to
'Antis,' Landlord Helpinr

Mrs Gilbert Jones's anti-sufrrarists
captured suffrasettc to speak at their
meeting yesterday. What is moro tho
sunragette was a male. He wa, John I
Murphy. Tenement House Commissions.
ana brother OF Miss Helen Murphy. who
goes ABOUT talking votes for women from
soap boxes at street corners.
But Mr.. Murphy didn't say word about
woman suffrage yesterday. lie talked
peaoeahiy and instructvey about the work
.ot the Tenement House Department. and
Mrs. Jones and the rest Of the League for
the Civic Education Of Women went away
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Southern Boulevard.

Known by the street Numbers 5o? and sol
Southern boulevard.
Thr approximate amount OF tho lien or charge
TO satisfy which the above described property Is
10 he sold is $40 800. with interest from February
18th. 1911, together with the costs and allow
ance amounting 20 S34i -. with interest thereon
from February cath, 1911 together with the ex-
penscs OF the sale.
The Approximate amount OF the taxes. water
rates or other liens upon the above described
property which are 10 be allowed 10 the pur-
chaser out Of the purchase money or paid by the
Referee is 1891 y6 and interest.
The pr. .lnises will lie sold subject to the fol-
lowing encumbrarces:
A drst niorigae, or $4,000 with intcres, at
5 per cent from January lst, 1911
Subject also 20 monthly tenancies.
Dated, New York March 1. 1911.
JEn T. IT,NEcNTRITT. Referee
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! MILLINERY BLOSSOMS
..;lI Able to Surprise by Co|ors
w. Nature Never Knew.

~,r,hv Dutchncn who in the
i 'nos ,,, century plunged themselves
vven..,c,al ruin BY their efforts TO pro-
iu,o '''s ,.arietjes OF tulips could see the
taee ~, arc blooming in the milliners'
s'"oI ans, nov they would think but lightly
stops ',nire ,hey were able 10 achieve in
O az Of improving upon nature. The
zee ,,n ,s one Of the least Of the rari-
tscs - '.na FOR tie adornment OF new
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

Female.
WAITRESS. S.-DanIsh. first class: good chamoer-
maid; likes children: friend laundTess. AL.
I21 Lexington ave.
WAITRESS. First class: serves wines. carVcs,
etc; So5: very highest References de-
Cooper's Agency. 65I 9th ave lei. iooo-3stn.
WAITRESS. First class. tall. neat girl; exce
lent city references: salads. wines carving
sc5 to $50 Waldorf Agency, IL West '3d 81
Phsne 900 Madison. --
WAITRESS. Makes all salads; can carve; un-
dsrs,ands serving wines: exceien, reference.
Miss Margaret Smiths Agency, - West 32d 81.
Phone 3039-Bryant.
" WAITRESS S-CHAMBERMAfD go Neat Swedish
girl. good waitress: excellent references: -
Ostorberg's 4 gency. 116 Lexington ave. Tel. 100
Plaza
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RBBON PRINTED IN DIFFERENT SHADES or
OF WHITE RICE STRAW
r.CKV
BLACK SATIN FIG
oF IN PLAIN
rlBRou,ERED SILK HAT TRIMMED
pRrEOsFs A
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
ACCOt- MIAMI auditor bookkeeper. will write
I'm books ,cnder ;reI balance, monthly state
mcnts: consultation on systems any time; terms
reasonable. Box T.. Tribune Office
AMERICAN. OF AZ with wide experience. gen
eralIV gcknovl edged as a leader and high eu-
thori,v in his present business will consider eS
ecutiye position IN high class house where there
dress American. $50 9th ave.
HAUFFEUR-Swede experienced. wishes
position with private family; best references.
Chauffeur. eo3 East SD ST
CHAUFFEUR. Young coiored man. wishes POSI-
ton private: strictly temperate, neither using
any intoxicating liquors or tobacc"s hiGh class
bona ndc personal private citv rcfcrences: salary
$50 nor week. Jenkins 2t4 West oa1 st
CHAUFFEUR-Th years eyperiencc, refer
ences. NJ. 1872 Broadway brooklyn.
FAINTER. paperhanser. decorator; take charge
and responsible; any job city. country. III
East s5,h st.
STABIEMAN German married. desires charge
business ss,r sta1 ,gCpUsn .}cpCsrns sab,msn BOX
"a Tribune Uptown once. 1854 Broadway
Female.
oMpANION-Capahle refined American as
useful companion or companion nurse TO elder
ly or Invalid lady: personal references. 40 West
sfth st
! SsMAKEG Excellent; gowns for all oc-
cGsious out In refined families - oa'N I.
weekly arrangements: letters answered; home
Monday. MKeoush. 5Is West i5ist at. first
apartment. Phone 1890 Audubon.
pRussM AK Competent: perfect otter; ar.
tistic. stylish: by day or home ~" west
3sth 81.
LADY desires to chaperone young girl WHO
wishes IA study IN foreign country ~ "ould
At as useful travelling companion; capable ~
ing responsibility. highest references giy'n. Ad.
dreSs A e.. Tribune Harlem once 2"' west
i:5,h Il.
oFF'cs AssIsTANT - Typevrh,ins ,s,tIe5ce ,96Gr
Clare Nelson is. I'tica avo., Brooklyn.
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~, RUSSIAN blouse suits in all-wool
"''H''s ares &&.
10, |'sru.ly attractive luncheon set In
-vch'', consisting Of large round
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EXCURSIONS.
Steamship Passages
ANY PLkCE-AnY llnE-M TIME
Telephone. Write or Call
RAYMOND d- WHITCOMB ~.
2e5 Fifth Ave. (2'th ST.. New York.
EXCURSIONS.
snRRoCATE's NOTICES.

TO -TJr; CREDITORS or GEORGE i. HULL
Iate OF the Town Of New Lebanon. Columpia
county New York. deceased.-Pursuant 10 10
-, or lion George Mcclellan. surrogate or
,'oinmbia county. y. V. dated February lotn,
ioii: You are hereby notined that , treaerIcS *
rn,,, next.of-kin OF said George +. Hull. IN
tend to apply for Letters OF Administration 10
,pou his estate. and for an order limiting the
section oC6t OF the New York Code OF Civii
procedure and you are notified TO present
,o,,r claim. TO the undersigned. Surrogate ot
;olumbIa county. New York. a. his office In
the Court House In the city OF HUDSON, y. ~
on or before the 10Th day Of March, lpll.
Dated February 18th. 1911.
GEO MCCLELLAN. Surrogate.
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DOGS. BIRDS. ETC.

DOG. Scotch collie. T. very tame ana crver.
can be made family rct. about four yes''
old. also white Australian cccAsioo. re'. BOX
81. rrhnnn Oflra
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
CARPET CLEANING.

X = CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
oldest; Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
prices Reasonable. send for Circular.
T., ssa.- 1923 BRYANT AT -439 ". t5th 81.
CAREFUL. CARPET CLEANING Co.--clsans
~ compress-d air. steam hand on aoor
tbss proiIwsy, ,t2i Eas, isth ST. COE 3
RRANDI. Tel l82-ssth.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

i6s RENSrS ST, ncsr subway: Spoii~ssly
clean. barge or small rooms. al modern i'm
proyements. select nsishborhood moderate. Tel.
ephone Main-322T Investigate
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

Vac, uesuns machine grease with cold
Com. a, u1 soap before letting the stain
"' contact with hot water.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male
o,,.a MAN, ny b9ok start. !o1 IN husiness
Your, ,rss PARTICULARS write D. Box 22
ribun. cntoe.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
DRESSMAkiNC,

COMPETENT DREssMAKER makes and re-
models street and evening dresses ehildr~r's a
speciality. Alice lcS East 18th st. Tel t0s-
S'u}Essan
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
LOST BANKBOOKS.


BANKBOoK No. 5Gi .4so of the Union Dime saw
ings Bank is missing. Any person having
claim to it is hereby called upon to present the
same within ten days. or submit TO having said
passbook cancelled and a new one issued.
BANKBQoK No 2.353 OF the Union Dime sav-
ings Bank Is missing. hnv person having
claim 10 II is hereby called upon TO present tho
same within ten days or submit TO having said
passbook cancelled and new one issued.
LOST or STOLEN. Bankbook No. Csc 4eI of IN.
York corner ith ave. and l4th St, issued to
Bernhard Mayr All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the SANE II not returned 10
tho bank on the ith day Of April. 1911. dupli-
cate VIII la issued.
LOST or STOLEN Bankbook No. 50t 200 OF tho
German Savings Ban. IN the city Of New
p Shippy All persons are cautioned against ne
cotlating Tho same. n not returned TO tho bank
on tho tth day OF April. 1911. duplicate VIII
be Issued.
LOST or STOLEN Birkbook No. God cn Of Tho
German Savings Bank I'm the city OF New
FSlsnc. Hr sornf' n austin All p are
ssains, negotiating n. sam II NOT returned 20
tsie si osIF sl Se Se issued l.H d. ''' APRIL ''i
LOST or STOLEN Bsnkbook No. COZ Ics Of ths
German Savings Bank In the city. Of New
York. corner 4th ave. and itfh 81 Issued 70
persons are cauiioned against negotiating ths
same. II not returned 20 the bank on the +th
day o, Apr.l: loll dnE.ca.e VIII Be issued
AUTOMOBILES.
PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SACRIFICE
Ford Baby Tonnesu 4-passenser touring; fun
e,u,pment; lamps tor envelope cover. masneto
etc $500: slso Maxwell Runabout. full equip
n1ent: $3.50. both recently overhaued and
rspaIntei and warranted perfect running order
Mrs ALoIs HATHAWAY'S cars. ?lbo Broadway
near 18th 81
RoCHFT- SCHNEIDER 70 II. ?. SEVEN PAS
,sngsr touring car first class condition. recently
ovtrhaul-d at expense Of ssI5. car warranted
perfect running condition. sacr'ncs at $50. viii
max, eN ..edingly nue thr.e-to truck
CARDOZAS CHAUFFEUR.
2i5O Broadway.
MAXWELL TOURING CAR. $40
Five passenger. latest model. fully equipped.
rsiiabIa family car: pair cinnamon bear robes
COS, 500 for $50: chsuneur's fur coat. cost
500 FOR $50 brand new. Garage. Or. BlRTON.
i42 West 37th 81.
PRIVATE FAMILY will sacrifice Maxwell run-
about IN perfect running order: equipped with
ton; z lamps. horn tools. etc: car recently over
hauled and rcpainted: sacrifice; Sg,5. Edwards.
carter Garage. Broadway and 18th 81
MAXWELL 10 ". r. BIslNESS DELIVERY
car covered suitable any commercial delivery:
only used n short white coat Sl.i5o: sacrifice
for S375. EDWARDS. Carter Garage Broadwsy
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

m TIER Useful Norwegian; Thoroughly -
perenced: two voars' excellent references; cry
ar countTy. So $50. Industrial Association tm tn,
riovmeut Agency Il West i2d ST. Tel '@ln
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AUCTION SALES.

By VIRTUE of warrant ~ seizure. merged
into execution. | viii sell to-day. At a. u
Al 1870 I<onird ST. Manhattan. Underwood type
writing machine. with cabinet. hl'rsd freeman
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

CHTF.-~French private family. best foreign and
personal American references winthrop
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

BUTLER. VALET or ss second houseman ny
,.ounr ali Tnplishmau. excellent valet. best
r. ciorcnces. Ostorberg's Agency. 7ls Lexington
IL
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

Butler. NAIFr.-smsrt young sNisS;
speaking German. Italian. Spanish: GOOD
hs rher nasseu-: can cook nicely. good iraN -
euer: $50 Waldorf Assncv. - We.t $50.
Phone 400 Madison
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

BUTLER aud VALFIr. Young: good appearance,
hrs, class references Miss Margaret Smith
A-nr., ~ ". aod ,phono 3n2a- ErN ant
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

BUTLER and VALET.-panish; speaks German
reat enher man: can take full charge, cooh,
etc: excellent references. Albany Agency. :"
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FAC. SMILE LETTERS.

FAc-srMILD LETTERS. s? FER thousand. de-
Nassau st
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| C,oACDNAN- English: six years personal refer
sroes ci,.- or country. 4. Miss Buckle :
Arency. Il West <2d ~. Room 3l2. Tel I'.'
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

HIGHEST PRICES FOR diamonds. pearls. o't
gold established iS, Mr.. Lynch's son. "a
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

! Goa ACHMAN-First class. single. understands
! plain gardening. thoroushly Trrerienced care
horses. carriages harness: careful driver, city or
| countrv. lust disengaced. generally useful best
! references Cofnrei olt 1864 RroadHay.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

Br-TT.EE USEFUL MaN-Clesn. neat Sp ede;
,erv hest references. sac oiscn's Agony, '2'
Lexington ave. near 5sth 81. Tel. 1861 l'laza.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

RUTI.ER- English: good appearance. referenccs
from English nobility. wages. SO. wilson
Arenct- Ii East nm Tel. .Gct Plals.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

ROCKS OPENED. closed. balanced. disen-
tangled. periodically posted; reliable s.rvi's.
moderate charges: practical instruction given.
Herman T. Ooldschmidr. $50 Nassau 81. Phone
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

( cor PIE Germans useful butler and cook. OK
( ccptioraliy neat, superior. hard WORKING. e.. "a-
p4riencei couple; excellent ref"r"nces; sp
! Waldorf Agency. IL West S3d 81. Phone 800
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

COACHMAN wishes rositiou. city or country
best references. Address ". J., Box loo. IT'D
.,rn ~, cr.-n nfncn 12S4 TroaiNaN
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

GoVEpNTSS cultured Enclshvomnn: cX-
celIent French and music. also good seam
s.rees. highest recommendation; $50 VA
iorf Asency. u Nest SD. Phone 500 Madlson
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

STARIENAN- -;crran married. desires charge
business stable: thoroughly experienced ana
strictly sober: best references. Stableman. BOX
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

COUPLE -Iateiv landed wife houseNork; man
generally useful. understands horses. COWS
gardening. moderate wages Mrs. Golfers 3
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

CHAUFFEUR. young colored man. wishes posi-
ton. private: strictly temperate, neither us
any intoxicating liquors or tobaccos: high class
bona fidc personal private CITY references: salary
so nor MeeE. Ianklns pa Mest ,,l 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

! rocon:me nded: or would take care Of a gen
, ti.o,an'e automobile: good man Tor the rieht
| Marty 7 Holden 30 Plane ST. Newark =. =.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

-Swede. experienced wishes
position with private family; best references.
Chauffeur 203 East 32d ST.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

! UOI-SEVoRKER. - Experienced: practical
nurse: rsincd German ladY wishes position
! anywhere. fond Of children. refined family
I oni,. references IIanrahan. 2iG East 1o6th.