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New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
ALUMNI OF n. Y. !. DINE
Vacant ChanCeIIorShip Absorbing
Topic of Evening.
INSTITUTIONS BIG GROWTH
Speaker Says Number of Stu
dents Has Increased from l, 200
70 1000 in Ten Years.

No tonic exceeded that Of the vacant
chanceI,orship in interest AT the annual din
nor Of the alumni OF New York University
in tho myrtle room of the Waldorf-Astoria
last night
Alexander :. Lyman. 81. called the din
nor one OF the most homelike that has been
held in several years. Almost every one
seemed to circulate from table 20 table, and
few they were who did not discuss the fut-
ilrc Of the university and give their views
about the chancelOrship.
William NJ Kingsley. IS. said later in the
evening that he expected ten times as many
~ were there last night would attend the
Grst annual dinner to he graced with the
presence Of the chancellor.
Mr.. Kingsley. who is second-vice-p president
IF the United states Trust Company, is the
treasurer Of the university council. He said
that he had been informed by the toast
master. j. Edgar Bull rs. that there was
~ he no scrap" during the evening. and
50 he made a talk along the lines Of the
university'S progress Mr.. Kingsleys refer
ance was to some of the strong talk that
Now York University alumni have heard at
dinners in other years
I'm connection with the vacant chair at
the university" he added. II may say that
We are having one Of the most successful
wears the university has ever known.
even though we have no regular chancellor
The council is trying 10 select the right
man. We are going through a process OF
elimination. We have a fine list of names
but II IS very hard to get the man whom
we want and who wants us. The question
will be solved before the year is out.
it, in, I4H a
100 students and an income Of S11S0oO as
contrasted with 1000 students and @ZoV"
IA 1910.
Mr. Lyman who is general counsel for
the New York Central spoke on the value
of the college education and pleaded for a
return TO the broad lines Of culture as op-
posed TO the technical education that elimi-
mates the classics. Speaking on the direct
value of going TO college, he said II seemed
TO him that most Of the discussions on the
value of a college life emanated from men
who never went to college.
other speakers were O. h. Cheney. Law,
~. superintendent Of the State Banking
Department. and Cyrus G. Miller. S. Presi-
dent Of the Borough of The Bronx.
Mr. Bull read a letter from Henry Van
Schaick. Of No. % West $7th street. Mr.
Van Schaick is member Of the class Of
'iS. He wrote that he wished he could be
present, but that his age prevented. al
though he never misses the annual dinner
Of his class
we have dined together every year since
graduation" Nj. Van Schaicks letter
added "Only two OF US are left now out
ot thirty-three. hut We will be faithful
down TO the last man
The diners gave three cheers for Henry
Van Schaick. of the class Of 43.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
ROBERTS BACK IN u. S. STEEL
Takes Place of William E. Corey
on Finance Committee.

Percival Roberts was elected yesterday
a member of the finance committee OF the
United States Steel Corporation i'm place
Of William Z. Corey, who recently resigned
the presidency but still Is a director.
When the United States Steel Corpora
tiOn was formed Mr.. Roberts was president
of the American Bridge Company, which
was one OF the principal concerns going
into the combination. and he was elected
to membership in the first board OF di-
rectors of the Steel Corporation. He re-
tired from the executive committee in
March. 1902. because of lack Of harmony
between his views and those Of Charles
NJ Schwab, then the president concern.
ing certain features Of the corporations
policy: and in June of the same year ne
resigned as a director He was elected 10
the board again in 1902. and Will now once
more have an influential part in the man
agement Of the affairs Of the corporation
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
LOST BANKBOOKS.

BANKROOK No. 535 927 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing. Any person hs wing
claim 20 1t is hereby called upon to present The
same within ten days. o. submit 10 having said
Tsssbook cancelled. and new one issued.
BANKROOK No 80 22D of ,he Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. ANY person having
q claim 10 II Is hereby called upon 10 present the
same within ten days. submit to ha wing said
passbook cancelled. and a new one issued.
BANKBOOK No j6l l54 u the Union Dime
savings Bank IL missing. Any person having
= claim 20 II is hereby called upon present tho
same within ten days. submit to ha wing said
pas<book cancelled, and new issued.
LOST or STOT. EN-B Bankbook 40. G45. 2Ss OF the
German Savings Bank I'm tho CITY Of New
York corner ith ave. and ltth ST.. issued 70
Lena Schafor. All persons cautioned against
neg tiatng the same. II not returned 10 the
hank on March -. 1911. a duplicate will he
issued
LOST Bankblok 80 a3s OsG ~ Dry Dock say
iugs Institution. ANY person having claims
upon said hook is called upon 10 present the
same 10 the bank within thirty days or the
said book viii be declared cancelled and eytin-
guished. and a new on" issued I'm lieu thereof
LOST BankbOok No. SD.oSj. Bank FOR Savings
~ 4th ave. New York Payment stopped
Please return hook TO bank.
LOST Handbook No or $50 Rank for Savings
2So ijh ave. New York. Payment stopped
Please return book 10 bank.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CoMMIssARY FOOD.
STUFFS. ETC.-Ofice Of Panama Rail Road
AIRY o. l91l.--Sesled proposals are invited for
furnishing commssary food-stufs, etc. 70 the
Panama Rail Road Company In accordance
with terms and conditions contained in Circu-
lar No. P-323. Circulars and full Information
may be Obtained At the following named
places at which points bids will be received
and opened In public on date and at time
stated The Purchasing Department. Panama
York: Office Of Purchasing Commisssry.
l. s. A., The whitney Central Building, New
orleans. l. A.; Purchasing Commissary. I: $.
A.. lGj Fremont Street san Francisco Cal.
and Purchasing Commissary, L. s. A.. II Lake
street, Chicago, III BIDS will be received az
New York until 200 p. NJ: at Chicago and
Francisco until II: 90 A. NJ. March ,15. 1911.
WENDELL. J.. SIMPSON Major 18th Infan-
Try. T. : A.. Gommssary Purchasing Agent.
Panama RAN Road CO.. - state street, New
York.
GOVERNORS ISLAND y Y. II. MARCH I.
19Il-Sealed proposals. in tripicate, will he
received here until 10 \. NJ, April !. 1911 for
printing required at Department Headquarters
during year ending June 80, 1912. Successful
bidder will be- required 10 furnish plant and ma
terial. Work 10 be done on Governors Island
IN building furnished by I. s. rent free. In
formation or application. !. ". LlTTELI. ID.
.. VI. 9.
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTH.-ARMy BUILD
Sealed proposals. in trpicate. will be received
at Philadelphia, Pa, until ] O'Clock =. NJ.
March - 1911. and then opened. for furnish
ing Wooden Cloth. Information upon applica-
lion. VI. GRAY zALINsKT. Depot O. NJ.
GOVERNORS ISLAND. y. Y. H.. MARCH I,
191i.--Sealed proposals. in triplicate. for fur
nishng Coal required IN Dept OF the East dur
inG year ending June 20. 1912. will be received
here until 10 a. M. April J. 1911. Information
Furnished on application. J. w. LITTELL. u.
o VI O
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
STORAGE NOTICES.

TUE DAUB STORAGE WAREHOUSE AND
Van Company, No. - First Ave. 100 10
East 18Th St. New York CITY formerly
Daub's First Ave. Storage Warehouses).-
The following named persons are hereby no
tihed that the amount due on their furniture.
household goods. merchandise etc. IN their
several names IS past duc. and unless paid on
or before March -. 1911. we will cause same
~ bc soid NJ Public Auction Friday. March
q. l0lt az 10 a. m, at No l20-l22 East 18th
81. New York City.-Gnch, J.. MCGEE, Schultz.
Hoffman Healev Flanagan, j. Mahoney C. /.
Paree Music Co. United Vol. OF America
GustOrff. Kahn Evans. Dabb. Young Camp
Euslerl. Sievert. Breeder Berger. White. l..
Abrams. NaYan. Fisher. Costello. Greene,
Yeager Cross. OBrien, Deputy Sheriff Rim.
Miller. Smagg. Bank Adoph Kroner. Schmidt
Inberg. Harding. Streky. Schulz. Valentine.
R7rbera. Derechio. Baumgarten. Deputy
sL.rlr Rlnm. N.Mme -er- MnnIle.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
From The Tribune Bureau. J
AI.--L l. - ..A -. ILL.,.

Washington, February 2S.
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following orders
have been issued:
ARMY.
Colonel WALTER l.. FISK. corps Of engineers.
Is retired from active service. to take effect
July 10
CaDtaIn JOHN G. MARTHUR. 2sth Infantry.
detailed I'm quartermasters department
90 Washington for duty In The of'ice :, OF
quartermaster general. vice MAJOR Ar
THUR W. YATES, quartermaster. TO 81
Paul as chief quartermaster department
of Dakota. vice Major DANIEL W. AR
Mold. quartermaster, 10 Chicago az as
ristaut chief quartermaster Department
~ The Lakes. relieving Captain JOHN :.
WINN quartermaster. April :.
captain EDWIN q. DAVIS. retired, detailed
for duty with organized militia or Idaho.
Leaves Of absence; Colonel WALTER j.
from March ~. First Lieutenant FRANK
E SIDMAN. 18th Cavaify. leave extended
20 March 10
NAVY.
fiout.uaI.t Commander y. T. PARKER when
dls.Iargcd from Naval Hospital Mare
Island: detached the Maryland home.
90. ,,S t,pDner r T. S. PEARSON. 10 duty az
assistant Inspector Of ordnance and engi
neering material. Eastern New York and
New Jersey districts New Y9rk; ;,r ~, Il,
tached the colorado. to naval station Guam.
MOVEMENTS or WARsHIPS.-The
following movements Of vessels have been
roportod 10 the Navy Department.
ARRIVED.
February 1.-THE Foot". iIo Sinbr'R and
,ho Worden az Savannah
SAILED
i-.,,,aIy - -Th" Foote. th" ShuT'k ana
. ,br Vardeu from Charleston for Savannah
,hs pataps,o. from navy gard. Nep Iork,
for Norfolk. .
o.. t.Ius-s 2N I.e. li0i a.. lou "Hfi'-H"' i''
,..,.. a., tb. PulrrehInI eD fsf modified tfst
mon l.a,iug Moruc th' f"sf' vi moetffa
p5rf.tu. Primo. Fs.u. to r"lie'" ih'
n.t'bIp ,,hlch lottcr Le~soi Will return To
Washington
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
MISCELUANEOU S.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT. NrW YORK COUNTY
Joseph Il. Potter. Plaintiff. against Julia Titz-
gerald Joseph III Corcia. Frank MOre Company.
Frank Angelrli Murtha 4 Sohmohl Company.
Howell .S Lawrence. John Laura standard Arch
company john NJ Dempsey aud Oscar Bauer.
doing business as Maxwell x Dempsey: ~ ".
pevoe and G. T.. Reynolds Company, Nicholas
Corcia JOSEPH Tino and John Heisoe. doing
busIness ns Joseph Tno a Company. Patterson
Brot hers. John =. Sutpheu ami Charles h. MyeT.
doing business a. Sutphcn 4 Myer, Defendants
To the ahCV" named Defendants. Nou are
hereby summoned To- answer the complaint IN
this action and 20 serve a copy Of Your answer
on plalItins attoruar within twenty days after
The ser, ice ~ this summons. exclusive ~ the day
of service: and ia caso- of YOUR failure To ap
tear or answer, Judgment viii be- taken against
you by default Tor the relief demanded In the
complaint.
Dated June OH. 1910
CLINTON r ROE. Attorney Tor Plaintiff "a
Pine street. Borough of Manhattan. New
York Cltf.
To the defendant Joseph hi Corria. The fore
going summons T. served upon YOU hy publira-
lion pursuant 90 am order q the Honorable =.
~ Amend Justice of TN supreme court ~ the
state OF NsW York dated the 2Hth daV ~ De
remi,rr 1919. and iled with the summons ana
e.mpiniut m the above entitled action in the
of,ce II the clerk NJ the Count, - New York
Dated New Work. Januar, 3rd lDll
CT INTO% Z HOE. Attorney fnr PW.nuG. or
nss and T. - address ~ Pine street. Bor-
oual of Manhattan Ncw York Cit,.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
FISH TRUST" REORGANIZATION
Rond Issue of S5,OOO,OOO Planned to
Acquire Salmon Concern.

Chicago, Feb. 2S.- REORGANIZATION plans
Of the Booth Fisheries Company. known
se the "Fish Trust" before its failure two
years or more ago. probably will be an
nounced the latter part Of this week.
Il is stated that arrangements have
been made for the sale Of $5,0OO.0OO per
cent first mortgage bonds Of which $4,000.
0no is to be- issued Al once. a portion Of
the proceeds will be used. il IS said. for
tLc purchase Of the Northern Fisheries
C1mpany. q salmon handling concern.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
ERIE NOTES QUICKLY TAKEN
Rate Decision No Bar to This Bit Of
Railroad Financing.

The entire issue Of s12, coo three-year
8 per cent notes Of the Erie Railroad Com
Iany. which We're offered for sale yesterday
morning by J. p. Morgan & Co.. the First
National Bank and the National City Bank
We're disposed Of before noon.
The notes were sold by the bankers a par.
and from this it was figured that the Erie
obtained about 90 for the issue The Public
Service Commission stipulated that they
must net the Erie not less than o..
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The following petitions in bankrupt
were filed Yesterday:

ne lOloNlub llt litiollN lii DdlhI uItty
were filed Yesterday:
FRANCIS C.. NEALE. INC. dealer in
wines and liquors. No. a Dey street: in
voluntary. Creditors: Hartman. Gold
smith x CO.. S6jD: HOchstactcr ~ Co. 500;
kaliiSch q Wallacn. 81. Hamilton Holt.
receiver with ii bond. Liabilities. $4,000;
MAX WElNGARTEN. HENRY DURsT
AND Man DURST, doing business as the
New York Royal Rubber Company, rubber
goods No. 20 Chambers street. involuntary.
Creditors. Abraham e.. Bernstein. slGJ; ~.
r. Pierce. ir. $5l6. Marcus Helfand. re
ceiver Liabilities. $200OJ; assets, 5000.
CARL, AND BENJAMIN WIDERMAN
ness as the ROy al Skirt Company. manu-
factureTs No 10 FIfth avenue inVolun-
tary. Creditors Emanuel Haas. d.oc9;
Max Schwarz. 800. Frank Drucker So.
Iiabjlities. $500: assets. $3.50
NATHAN. ISAAC AND JACOB COLD
BERG AND THEODORE KISCHEL. who
..otrDosc the firm Of Goldberg Bros q
go. clothing manufacturers, 40 l'' East
broadway. Involuntary. Creditors: Calm
gr.fhCrs. $3.50. Albert r.. kramer. S2'S; Isl
.ei,.er liabilities. $1,000: assets. 500
"A WE'LL CORPORATION confec-
tioner and caterer. Nos. 1925 and lUZs Third
avenue: involuntary 1r9Gl0Is' 6f, Sd hslSn liol
Jacques Weili. 500. William Blau. receiver
TIafUities. $1,000. assets, 5000
LEoN GREENHmERG;s ~ ma mangiaG!nreF q F5s, ss,6 Of
erect voluntary Liabilities. &So5: assets,
&, oli John Gutenberg. receiver.
CHARLES 5 HASSELBACH. clerkk; No.
-a7 East Slst street. Liabilities $6.l6O. no
assnte creditors, the Saranac Lake Ma
tional Bank. NG0 George j. f karges.
S%TG% SItPPACU baker OF Mount
vernon Liabilities S!sis, assets. $50
tvT%CIEIS $ EEDl'k. dealer ln
painte. oils and drugs, at Hudson y. y.
,o'untary Liabilities. Ne.H. assets zoo.
rEGTNA ZFISLER AND ETHEL ROD
GFEE whose names were FORMERLY Green
bs-r~ h0 composed OBJ" firm ~ Green
l.uul g. rodlcTs who kept tb' Monllo
T4otci 40 liberty y S.. fOluntary. IAabili-
ties s. ,sGy, no assets.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
SAMOSET COTTON MILLS SOLD
Fall River Interests Dispose of Them
TO Pawtucket Manufacturer.

Providence. Feb. 2S-The sale Of the
Samoset cotton mills. in Central Falls and
Valley Falls to interests with which Frank
A. Sayes, a prominent mill man of Paw.
tucket is connected. was announced here
to-day.
The Samoset mills are situated on both
sides OF the Blackstone River. In the two
mills there are now 1900 spindles, and be-
tween 800 and iD operatives are employed.
For the last nineteen years the mills have
been controlled by Fan River interests.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
HALF CENTURY WITH P. R. R.
First Vice President Pugh Re-
tires from Service.

Charles Edmund Pugh. first vice-presi-
dent of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. retires
from the service of that company to-day
after serving it ffty-one years and five
months. rising from station agent at New
port, Penn, 70 the second highest Office in
the organization II the railroad
President McCrea and the board Of direc-
tors Of the Pennsylvania Railroad gave Il
reception for Nj. Pugh in the board room
of the company at the Broad street sta
tion. in Philadelphia. last night Officers
from all over the Pennsylvania system at
tended
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.


pt--r1 III, useful or as second man in first
class family: excellent references; city OF
country r. Industrial Association Employ %
ment Agency. II West 42d st. Fhohe 1-lo
Bryant
RT-TLER-Youne man wishes position with
private family; reference. c. burnett ~
West g9th -.
COACHMAN. gardener. useful; 2iz years' eXS eX-
cellent references: thoroughly eHperlenJ'd' :
S20-s -s35 o. Industrial Association Employ
ment Agency. Il West 42d ST Phone $40
Bryant
FARMER. LANDSCAPE GARDENER Thor
oughly experienced. al branches farming; il;
gsrdcning cattle machinery: can take full
Charge r. Miss Buckley's Employment
Agency. II Vest 42d st Phone 74S7 BRYANT
GARDENER and SUPERINTENDENT-tier :
married. no children wishes position on gehte
mans estate: thoroughly experienced under glass
a.. q ont doors: also on cattle. horses, poultry ant
All l,rauchs Of farm work best Of city references
Address 4. a. 40i East j2d st.- 81.
ARDENER.--Young Scotchman, unmarried
is looking for position where hustle and
ability are appreciated. Alec, Euiotts seed
store. ~ Vesey ST.
G;ARDENER-E -Expericnced. hne vegetable grow
or: glass frames, fruits. flowers ana geh'IaI
work. excellent reference. j3rpenters Agency.
l54 9Th ave.
GARDENER Married. life experience; vcgo-
tables fruit flowers. lawns. shrubbcry ana
drives: handy with carpenters tools; 10 years
last position: best references. T. +. NJ. oHce'
397 Lexington ave.
GARDENER. middle age nationality Scotch,
no family. with wide experience. is look
ing for a position on q private place. Donald,
l5,liotrs Seed store A. Nesey ST. -
GROOM Private. excellent reference; country
preferred James, 93s % ave, care Of Scan
Ion. -
MARRIED COUPLE. English: no children; en-
tire charge genteman's place; thoroughly eN-
ocrienced gardener; wife board help, references.
Carpenters Agency. l54 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
WORK WANTED

Male.
CHAUFFEUR. .-Swede, 81; 10 years In country :
GOOD mechanic: careful driver; three years eN-
peTience sasoene engines: shop practice. =. D.
Tribune Tptown Office. 1864 Broadway
0PIVFR-Young man. 22 as driver OF any
thing: reference. George Palmer 3oo Last
2Sth st.
STENOGRAPHER. - years . years ehpe-
rience reliable. accurate, wishes permanent
position: FIRST class references. Terry 2i'
Fast God st
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
CARPET CLEANING.

r. Y. CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circular
Tel 1892 1923 Bryant. 437-l39 w I5th St
CAREFUL. CARPET CLEANING CO-Cleans
by compressed air. steam. hand or on floor
th5S Broadway. 421 East 4sth st. COE &
BRANDT. Tel. I32-3sth
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
Female.

A Cultured woman desires engagement;
supervising housekeper natron secretary ~ ie
6red surroundings excellent references gwen
and required Address Competent. BOX 70. ITO
une Ofice .---------
STENOGRAPHER- Expert desires extra "ofE 6
Madison Square.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
nesxs AND OFFICE cJRNlTURE.
INSTRUCTION..
For Both SeXes-City.

For Both SeXes-City.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGU AGES,
Madison Square G122 Broadway Harlem
Branch 343 Lenox ave, bet. 121th ana l2etn
SITS Brooklyn Branch: 21S-220 Livingston 81
Private Lessons and Glasses. School or Kesl-
dence. Terms Reasonable. Irlal lesson Tree
4 STAGE DANCING AID STAGE TRAININf
school ROBERT MARKS. lO3 W. 42d 81
Prone GSf Bryant
ACTING TAUGHT BY FAMILY OF SUCCESS
ful actors recently retired; quick inethoo
FORD. Gaiety Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.

EooD, opENfp. closet h,ian 'v'i. ut-.n-
n, led periodically pasted; reliable serNice.
moderate charges. practical instruction riveu.
0e,lisu = Gods,hnidt 100 Nassau sI Phone
asOs -BcckAan.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
kc1nale.

Female.
4 THOROUGHLY competent young woman ss
first class lauudrefs. best city references. $40
Mrs Dickinson's 90 operative Agency, 5I3 9th
ave. Tel e422 Mad square.
AN EXCELLENT COOK. wages $50; best city
tefor.ncc- Mrs Dickinson 90 operative En-
,Ioyment Necncy. 373 9Th a,c. Tel G422 Mad.
SQUARE
BERMAID.-Willing to assist: Scotch;
excellent city references; city or country So
SO X. Miss Buckley Employment Agency
n West 42d st. Phone 74S7-Bryant
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS. First class
swedish GIL very Wiling o6isngi 3ie Dfsl axtnG Gy
ton ave Tel. l065-Plaza -
CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS Young scotch
girl good Canadian; itierence. so %. j.,
Miss Hofmayers Agency 30 o. ON ave 'n'''h
CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS in apart
mrnt: wages So: good references. Wilson'S :
Agency, III Fast 57th 81. Tel. 222i Plaza
COOK-swedsh. city references. highly recon
Wilson's Agency I4l East 57th St. Tel. 222i
Plaza.
COOK. coarse washing: chambermaid waitress. /.
TWO Protestant W9mfn G9e.s a5y drnTtseT @ r -
East 2lst st.
COOK -swede; nrst class every respect; also
laundress German Protestant; compelen!
highly recommended; city, country. Morrow
Agency 72l Lexington ave, corner Of 5sth ST
Phone 1928 or 1852 Plaza.
COOK strong. young irish girl; VIII do
GOOD references H.. Flaherty's Agency 49,
Columbus ave. Tel, al River. "
COOK K.-First class; excellent city references;
crv or country: $35 $40 :. Miss Buckleys
I.,uployment Agency. u West 42d 81. Phone.
74s1 bryant. Room az.
COOK-Frrst class. all branches neat, econom-
ical. excellent references. city or country; $50
$40 r.. Industrial Association -Enpinyihehl
Agency II West 42d 81. Phone. '2l0 BRYANT.
COUPLE- Belgian: man u.efui; wife house
worker or chambeTmaid. NJ Miss llofina' er
Agency -322 Jih ave. nihth hoDr. IcIe-
phone 1927 Madison square
GENERAL HOUSEN ONk ER-By a nice. will
ing Young girl. best references; city ur coun-
Try X Flahcrtys Agency, ~ columbus ave.
ri. "a River. .-
UoTsEWORK Two Scotch girls. cook. assist
Laundry chambermaid. waitress; together or
seraratel,. excellent city references. city or
country NJ Industrial Association Employment
Agency II West 42d st Phone 2lO-bfyant.
IADYS MAID-Renned Gorman; experienced:
excellent dressmaker good haitdresser. packer
v.lth bigu class ladies. Christian uuhiWpflhN
referenccs address -. L.. postofiice. Greenwich
Conn
LADY'S MAID French. experienced; sueaks
English. good dfessIuaI,ei, hdir'ir"sr'f. PACKER.
,rateiler. personal reference. J.. g., % West
24h %.
I.AI-NpRBss wants family hamper washing
none AT huns. open air diving. references
Address 137 East 2isth -. New t"rt CIV.
IArNpRTsS no shirts. coNsrs aud ah hI"
rncns. cAt-il.ut reference. i.. VI Ms Mii
-arft ruljr's Ae"p-f. % Wet ~ -' lh"H'
aula Bryant.
NruSE German a- infant. npr'. ihor''fhl,
egpcrieuced. frt ris-f OTIS i'i,t'u ''. N's''
so Saj Mt- IIcil'. At'h'., IL Wet J." st
ILone ,fs'-DI. ant
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
BOARD AND ROOMS,

I'D ST. 172 WEST - Handsome room private
bath, southern exposure: desirable single room
superior table.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01

WANTED. \ NEAT. CLEAN MEDIUM ROOM
in any part Of Manhattan or Bronx: price
must be reasonable. Address j. r. Box o.
Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

NTRSE-Infant or grown; several years ef-
perience; friend houseWorker: good COOK
laundress: both highly recommended; anywhere
Morrow's Agency, 721 Lexington ave, corner
5sth St
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAlD.- By very
neat, willing young girl; understands salans
and wines hest references. city or country. A.!
Flahertys Agency. As Columbus ave. Tel al
River. -
WAITRESS or PARIORMAID.-First class tail
Swedish girl; excellent waitress or parlormaid;
very best city references Osterbergs Agency
1l6 Lexington ave. Tel. 1853 Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01

iaAsoIrNE > TON MOTOR TRUCK rOR
tire hv day. week OF month Would pat los
s,.'. nam. un II hired ton three months I" moie.
Apph g. W. 80 West 6lst NJ
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET,
EuRNlsHEp ROOMS WANTED

ODD ST. 20 EAST oMadison Square SOUTH. -
suite two rooms. bathroom. by month: refer
enCes
New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
FOR SALE.

BIO BARGAINS-Sightly used ONCE furniture.
desks. typewriters. cash registers adding
machines. mineografhs. filing cabinets sal fes. ad =
dressing machines. time clocks. partitions check
PROTECTOR bookcases NATHAN. White st.