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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08

onmeut will he soon on March y. Wheh
Hear the Eagle scream. or. Protesting
Procession OF Great American Women
will he presented al the Broadway Theatre.
Ire is at the bottom Of this aggressive
patriotism-ire At English greed. The
Woman Suffrage party thought it had
purchased the right 20 present Cicely liam
ilton's A Pageant of Great Women at
the Broadway Theatre on March %. Tick
cts we're printed and rehearsals we're pro
ceediug when into tho midst OF the pTepa
ratons came this letter:
Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait: Miss Ham
ilton cannot let YOU have her play unless
YOU promise to givc fifty performances and
pay 2 ROYALTY i'm advance on the whole
fifty. EDITH CRAIG
Miss craig is Miss Ellen Terrys daugh-
tor and Miss lIamilton's business agent
But il she thought she had the Woman
Suffrage party on tho hip the Woman
Suffrage party thinks she was mistaken.
Fifteen minutes after the receipt Of her
letter Mrs Kidder had been put into soil
tary confinement with instructions 10 pro-
duce in ten days tho libretto Of a pageant
i'm which no woman not American should
show her head. The ten days will he up
Ss turday. and the prisoner is reported to
be living on bread and water and writing
like mad Sixty great American women,
all dead. are 10 be represented, in six
classes, to wit: Heroines. women OF learn
ing artists warriors. saints and queens.
The researchers OF the Woman Suffrage
party report America 10 he short on
saints and queens, but otherwise rich In
material
"Our Cause" will he I'm the pageant, 10
introduce the women 10 Columbia. who i'm
turn will present them 10 a court consist
ing of Uncle sam. clergyman, soldier
and an average man.
TWO other plays Will he given tho same
afternoon-Mi Charlotte Perkins Gilman's
Three Women which IS being staged
by Mrs. Beatrice Forbes Robertson Hale
and "'The Sunset Limited" i'm WHICH Alice
Fisher Harcourt will appear There will
also he something from Shakespeare
Amcricanzed 10 suit the present temper
o, the Woman Suffrage party.
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WORK WANTED.


CHAUFFEUR Svede CsD; fifteen years in thi,
country. FUN know ledge care and driving
shop practice. q. :. Tribune Uptown once.
1884 Br0adUat-
tJIAI-FFEI-R- Colorcd. four Years experience
in caraSc and operating private cars. can do
own repairs. reasonable wages desired. VI.
Meyers. care Of Scott. SO West flst ST
.CIfAI FFECR: married: 81, experienced. care
full sober. wishes position with private party.
present employer going away. Mosholu Gar
age. lIG East l6h 81. |
FNGTNEER - licensed chief. high class
apsrtment or factory. competent. cconomt-
,at! qtoamdttiug. electrical plumbing. repairs
temperate. best reference. S'rauch. l'oi "a
EXPERT BUSINESS MANAGhR ana qrsa ,il..,T
desires position with firm operating IN SCUM
America. hustler: 30 wears old - Years cNperi
ence a. manager; best references. \. VI. Dins
more. ke"anee, w.
J,XITOR Man and wife. ( aud year old
children. man. carpenter, experienced house
trimmer and repairing. wife. experienced
houscW ork"r city o. country. 90 sussex ST.,
Jersey 'dt.
JAPANESE student wants situation of half DAY
work. or morning and evening Ara. care OF
Okada. 103 West 18TH 50.
MAS t2aI. handy with carpenters tools. Will
inc aud obliging. wishes position Ia hotel or
shop. host Of references. Charles Kruger. %"
Leonard ST.. BROOKLYN.
SECRFTARN. manager or private executive
for person or drm OF large Interests posi-
tion wanted bv mature. singl" Young man;
thoroughly competent in architecture. real es-
tate and business. can qualify In accounts and
stenographr. unlimited integrity, energy. pa
thence and over sixteen years important expo
Renee T. r F.. Tribune otlic".
YOI-NG MAN f2m desires position; hyc years
oxperience. capable Of selling building ma
t,rial excellent reference Lo"cnsiein. 900
West 5lst ST
VOTING MAN 900. strong. Ave years in this
country. well educated. graduate in ltsl".
desires position. highest references. Address
q. g.. t0i East ifth 1T
vot-Nc MAN Aged rs. technical education:
Good ngurer: honest. energetic. industrious
worker 4 Rosenlicht West i14th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08
FEWER CHILDREN IN CRIME
Court Report Shows 9,491 Cases
in 1910. Q Per Cent Being Girls.

In the figures submitted by Ernest Is.
Coulter. clerk Of the Children's Court or
the County OF New York. TO Frank NJ.
Smith. chief clerk Of the Court Of Special
Sessions, of the work e the Chlldren
Court for 1910 there Is a large decrease IN
the number OF Juvenile deiinquents, az
compared with 1900. In 1909 there were
Il.49i asses heard in the Childrens court
and in 1910 there were only s'4h TINS CON
tradcts the allegations recently MADE tha'
crime a nong children was increasing
The different nationalities are represent
cd as follows. American. 702 Russian, 6ff
Italian. 6ji: German. 81: English ~; irish.
%: Rumanidn. 40; Austrian. 243' ana others
90 The cases heard Of children between
the ages of two to seven were ooi' seven 10
twelve 2.42l: twelve to fourteen S'"Z' ana
fourteen 10 sixteen. 1854. About per ceht
of the total number were girls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08
TIGER WALKS OFF WEIGHT
Captive in Central Park Loses Flesh
in Spite Of Appetite.

Although Pete. the Siberian tiger IN the
Central Park menagerie. eats more than
twenty pounds Of meat a day. which is
more than any other inmate OF the 700
consumer, he is getting thin, and the keep
ers Or the menagcrie adhere TO one bebef.
II is that Pete takes too much exercise
The Siberian tiger is the most active cat
animal in the ZOO lie is not still more
than two minutes at a time all during the
dav ana his night attendant SAYS he Is mp
most of the night. Pete walks miles every
day I'm the year: Of late he has Increased
his performance.
There's only one way 10 keep him
fat" said Bill Snyder. the head keeper
Yesterday, land that is to hold him
Sn, der doesn't expect any rush Of ap-
plicants for the job. Meanwhile the tiger
IS still losing weight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08
SCORNS A WOMAN'S APOLOGY
Engineer Rejects Compliments Hand
After Court Dismsses Charge.

! J. ShsuChncsSy. an electrical engineer.
of 40 5B West l65th street, was before
Magistrate O'Connor. in Ito West Side
court. Yesterday on a charge Of taking a
Uoman's pockctbook I'm a subway Jam, but
was promptly discharged.
The court said the evidence did not JUS
tify entertaining the complaint which had
been made by Mrs Margaret A colt. a
visitor from Massachusetts. She admitted
that her only ground was that Shaugh-
messy was the man nearest her al the time
snc noticed that nor pocketbook was miss
Ing.
After the ruling OF tho court Mrs. Colt
approached Shaughnessy and offered to
apologize TO him. He refused To Ike her
extended hand. saying: IAN tho apologies
in the world could not remcd} the wrong
and injustice you have done mo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08
AUTOMOBILES.

4 PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SACRIFICE. OK
account death of my husband. seven Pas
scpgsr Rochet schneider So horsepower. re-
equity oNerhaulcd az Lyons. France. "Npens.
OF SSI5: equipped with high tension BosDn
magnetic. cape top. lamps. horn. tools. extra
shoe tube etc. cost M 81. 900, sacrifice TO-
$500. also my Maxwell uunahout. fully
equipped S275. Mrs 'ARDOZAS Chauffeur.
at5n Broadway. New York.
BARGAIN SELDOM OFFERED.-LOCOMO
bile warranted perfect condition, Eve pas
scngcr full equipment, magnetic. lamps. horn.
fools etc $500: will demonstrate anywhere
EDWARDS CARTER GARAGE. Bloadway.
near 18th ST.. New York
PRIVATE FAMILY Will sacrifice Maxwell run
about In perfect running order: equipped with
Ton. , laups horn tools etc. car recently over
hauled and reprinted: sacrifice: $50 Edwards
carter Garage. Broadway and 18th 81.
CADILLAC. ONE CYLINDER. LIGHT De
livery wagon. good condition $50
STAPLES III DroadNaY Room 2OG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08
MISCEllAN EOUS.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

CI-pRFNE COURT NrcU YORK COUNTY
Joseph r. POTTER, Plaintiff. against Julia Fitz-
gerald Joseph hi Corcia. Frank Morell company.
frank Augcl Murtha 4 Schmohl COMPANY,
Howell 4 Lawrence. Iohn Laura. standard Arch
company John NJ. Dempsey and Oscar Bauer.
doing business Maxwell & Dempsey. r. W.
Dsvoo and e.. T. Reynolds COMPANY. Nicholas
Corcla Joseph Tino and John Besole. doing
business as Joseph Tino e. Company; Patterson
BROTHERS John :. Sutphen and Charles n. Myer.
doing business az Sutphen Myer Defendants
To the above named Defendants. You are
hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint in
this action and 10 serve a copy Of your answer
ON plaintiff's attorney within twenty days after
tho service NJ this summons exclusive OF the day
OF service: and In Of YOUR failure to ap-
toar or answer. Judgment will he taken against
YOU by default for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated Juno 9th 1910
CLINTON T ROE. Attorney for Plaintiff. -
Pine street, Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City
To the defendant Joseph III Forcie. The fore
going summons r. served upon YOU by publira
ton pursuant An order 81 the Honorable +.
r Amend Justice OF tho Supreme Court ~ the
state Of New York dated the 10th day Of De
comber. 1910 and ned with the summons and
office ~ the Clerk Of the County ~ New York.
Dated. New York. January Ord. 1911
CLINTON T. ROE. Attorney for Plaintiff. OF
fec and y. O. address ~ Pine street, Bor-
ough 81 Manhattan New York city
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
From The Tribune bureau. !
~ q.

Washington. March 7.
ORDERS 1SSUED.-Thc following orders
have been issued:
ARM.
Captains FRANK \ GRANT aud KENSEY "
HAMPTON. nuartstnaster's department 10
san Francisco FOR examination FOR prcmctl on.
First T,euteudnt GEORGE ". DAYWALT
medical reserve CORPS. from san Francisco 10
his home -
seventeen DAYS from April II; Captain
RICHARD g. BTRLESDN,. ordnance dc
rartment. two months from MAY -.
NAVY.
cs,t,ius r. W KELLOGG and g. r. SAILS
IL + TERHI'NE. and Iieutenants g. w.
UAINES W L. FRIEDELL and y. II.
GOSS commissioned.
Lieutenant T.. =. GREENE commissioned ana
transferred 10 retired usi.
Ensign j. VI. BLANKENSliIF, commissioned on
p,s,sns ! n. INGRAM and j. l.. HOWARD.
detached the Hartford. 10 the iowa
Passed Assistant surgeon i. w OF oII. com
uls-ionei ana placed upon retired llst
chief Rostswain X. RUNDQUIHI de'a'h'd
command INC patnpsco: home a~all Orders.
poatsuau W !. WORrMAN. dctached The
I'ncas. 10 command the Patapsco'
MOVEMENTS or WARSIIlPS.-The fol-
Iovine movements OF vessels have been re-
portcd to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Nsrch The ROCKET a. NstnWi,un ~
Macnias al navy yard. Ne" ioiA' Tue len
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COACHMAN. gardener useful. i've years' OK
collent references: thoroughly experienced,
country preferred. A. Industrial Association
Employment Agency, u West 4d It, Phone
500 Bryant.
COOK Lady wishes TO place her man Eng
Iish Protestant. is excellent cook and house
worker: country: state particulars. Address
Berkeley. 1913 West 93d ~.
COfrPIE- Wife good cooE; manager. man gen
orally useful. will do work Of small house
D. T. Miss FitzGeralds Bureau. J3 9TH ave-
entrance 42d ST
FARMER Practical; American ~. life eN-
perience. Lest of references. Davis. 205 East
seth 81
GARDENER 40. German. single. life experience
wishes situation as working superintendent:
best Of references as 10 ability and character.
ADDRESS !. s. Box 81, Tribune once.
GARDENER. experienced. me vese-
table grower. glass frames, fruits flowers
and general work. excellent reference. car
ponters Agency. 49, 6th ave.
GARDENER- Thoroughly experienced IN gen
eral care Of gentlemau's places nve years ref
erence r. Miss FiizGerads Bureau, 500 9TH
ave. entrance ~ ~.
GARDENER Married. small family. with eE-
cellont reference from last employer; eNpecta
lions moderate. james, W. Elliott a sons. -
Nsssy ~.
GARDENER sViss SINGLE. - wants post
uon March IS or April ! ~ take charge ~
centemsn's nls'o, references Hans Nsupel
stony Ford y. y
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HERALDS OF SPRING.

The PUSSY willows which have been grad
ualIy appearing in the woodlands around
New York are now here in fun force. They
make a delightful decoration at an early
spring luncheon. While not very snowy.
their gentle suggestion OF spring always
brings Joy 10 the soul' that ~ attuned TO
the voices OF nature The centrepiece may
be bouquet OF catkins In various stages
of fairyIike growth. or basket may he
intertwined with a network of "pussies'
and hlIed With spring ferns The basket
should Re completely hidden by the cat
kins.
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of Interest TO 6Uomen
THE FEMININE FIGURE
Now CorsetS Designed to Give 1t
Greater Freedom.

10, Of the subjects in which the observ-
,orson must feel some interest at pres
is tho probable future OF the feminine
.. With the incoming Of the Empire
- ,here were prophecies Of all sorts
n radical changes in the fashion OF corset
~. Woman having go long been ac-
teamed 10 external supports Of some
- no ono dreamed Of her attempting
=. - without them. although various at
...,,,e were made 80 produce corsets that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08
PROTEST AGAINST RIPPER" BILL.

The Nomans Health Protective Associa-
oon is coins TO join tho Womans Munich
iai Loa1ue ia The mass meeting 10 pro-
fsi aeainst The ripper" bill which the
Fssuc has called for mex, Monday even
hs ~ cooper Union. This action was
laA'u ~ tho regular monthly meeting o.
lie health protectors, held Yesterday after
noon . the Academy Of Medicine Among
The speakers ~ Cooper Union will be sam.
te' Jntcrmy"r and chef Magistrate Nc
@doo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08
AMERICAN PAGEANT NOW
SuffragISts. Losing English Show.
Engage to Make a New One.

in little room somewhere IN tbo bicho,,
part of the Metropolitan tower is = misc.
ner for the cause Of suffrage. Two ar three
VI '''e o"'ce's OF the Woman Suffrage party
Nno" the room In which this prisoner is
smut up out they won't tell She is
MrS' augusta Raymond Kidder. and she
Is worse OF than any OF the English suf-
iragetteS ever were in Holloway Jail for
one Is sentenced 10 hard labor at writing
suffrage verse. The fruits of her impris-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08
TWELVE AUTOMOBILES BURNED.

ono man was badly injured and twelve
automobiles we're DESTROYED in fire al a
garage ia Roseyille. y. j.. Yesterday.
George SctloV. one Of the owners OF the
garage. was hlling car with gasolene.
when al explosion occurred. lie was seri-
ruSlV burned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN PURSUANCE TO AN ORDER OF THE
Hon NJ Warley Platzek one OF the Justices
and county ~ New York. Notice Is hereby given
To an persons having claims against Morris
SALT and leopold Slanger. lately doing business
in the CITY 81 New York. under the hrn name
of Saltz a Slanger. 10 present the same with the
vouchers thereof truly verified 10 the subscribed
Charles Dattelhaum, who has been duly ap.
uointcd assignee ~ "a" said Morris Satz and
/ eopold Slanger. FOR the benefit of their creitr
TORS al de Office ~ Anton Grnnich. his Attor
neV No 9g broadway Manhattan Borough
New York city. ON or before the eth day Of
Msy. 1911
dated New York. March Sth 1911
CHARLES pNrTELBAUM
Assignee.
ANToN GBONICH.
Attorney for Assignee
.ul Broadway.
Manhattan Borough,
New York city
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at Tompkinsvllls. the wordcn al
Miami. the Princeton al Panama.
SAILED.
Va rch The Max. from Boston for Lambert
Point. The Hannibal. from navy yard New
York FOR Boston
iarch 6-Thc Saturn. from san Pedro Tor Brem-
erton.
Kong.
order placing me Des Moin,s out NJ commits
ion revoked and she Will he Kept in active ser
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST MARCH g. NEAR 5TH AVE. ABOUT
Il D. m on Madison ave. below t2d ~. n
handbag containing mans gold watch, re
ward NJ e. Box ~. Tribune ONCE.
REWARD tor return % price book left on
subwar tafn Monday: black morocco cover.
L T. MalIian SIS West i5ist 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF TIRE
Supervising Architect, Washington. -. g..
February IS l3ll-Seaed proposals will be Pc
ceiyed at this office until O'Clock p. DID,. on
the 18th dav Of April. 1911 and then opened.
for the construction dncluding the drainage - >
ten. plumbing. pumps. etc.b II fhe United states
Barge Oflce. New York. y. Y. m accordance
with drawings and specifications. copies ~ which
may be- had at the Office ~ the chief En-
gineer AMI Superintendent. etc. United states
Public buildings. room ~ L. Custom House
Building New York. y. :. or az this Office az
the discretion of tho supervising Architect
JAMES X NON TAYLOR.
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FOR SALE.

BIG BARGAINS-Slighuy used Office furniture.
desks. typewriters. cash registers adding
machines mimeographs. filing cabinets. safes. ad-
dressing machines time clocks partitions. cheek
protectors bookcases NATHAN. 4 White Of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08

\ DESIRABLE LOCATION. opposite PARK
southern exposure. American people. large an
small rooms; private bath. parlor dining room
Al West l2ith a.
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AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION.
BOARD AND ROOMS

FRANCO AMERICAN SCHOOL. l64 wesi
40th st.. guarantees TO teach you. nnes
school In city
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.

BOOKS OPENED. closed balanced. dl,en-
tangled. periodically posted; reliable seryiesi
moderate charges: practical instruction give 80
Her man r. Goldschrnidt. 100 Nassau ST. Phone
100 Eenkmnn.
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EXCURSIONS.
JAPAN TOURS I'1 R..S1
INSTRUCTION..
For Both Sexes-City.

THE BFRIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Madison Square Gi22 Broadway. Harlem
Branch: 343 Lenox ave. bet. 127th and l28tn
Its Brooklyn Branch: 2ls-220 Livingston st.
Private Lessons and Glasses. School Resi-
denee. Terms Reasonable. Trial Lesson free.
\ STAGE DANCING AND STAGE TRAINING
school ROBERT MARKS. 1913 W 42d ST.
Phone 6si Bryant.
ACTING TAUGHT BY FAMILY OF SUCCESS
ful actors. recently retired: quick method.
FORD, Gaiety Theatre.
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2 PROPOSALS.

VICTOR VISIBLE 10 Nassau 81; catalogue
In Underwoods. Remingtons. divers. Smiths.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

GARDENER Of the old school. married. no fam
ply, nationality Scotch; ~ seeking situation
Wheic abhity u appreciated. Watt Eiiotts
seed store. ~ Nssey 81.
MARRIED COUPLE. English: no children:
entire charg" gentlemans place: thoroughly
experienced gardener: wife board help. refer
euc"s. Carpenters Agency. 10 6th ave
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SSM hkING.

COMPETENT pnESSMAkER makes and re-
models street and evening dresses. children. a
specially Alice. lc5 East 18th 4. Tel ioS -
EtulNCzant
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HOTELS.
HOTELS
HOTEL La SALE r %.','i %,,,,
rive .aenl hceni tesl uran.s
GEO. ". GtIEE1. Mgr. la sale AZ Nsdl.on -.
CARPET CLEANING.

~ Y. CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest, Largest Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circular.
Tel 1922 1893 Bryant AIT 439 w 18th a..
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.-Cleans
By compressed air. steam, hand floor
1853 Broadway. AZ East 4sth 81. COE q
BRANDT. Te. 132-3sth
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
TYPewRIrINo AND TYPEwalreRs.

HIGHEST PRICES Tor diamonds pearls. I'D
gold: established 1874 Mis-. Lynch's son 95
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JAMES kNON TAlIDE
Supervising Architect.


OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS DIsTRlCr
OF Columbia March g. 1911 Washington. H.
C.-Sealcd Proposals viii 30 received ~ this
once until o'clock =. NJ March Is. iHll, for
constructing a Manual Training school building
at tho intersection OF Wisconsin Avenue ard
Bird street Northwest. Washington. u. G.
Blank form Of proposal and all necessary infor-
nation NAV No obtained from tho chief clerk ~
the Engineer Department n. e., Room Az Dis-
trict Building and deposit OF ten dollars vii
be required 10 guarantee the return ~ plans and
specifications. Ct-NO ~ RUDOLPH JOHN 4
JOHNSTON. WILLIAM y. JtDSON Commits
sioners. u. 9.
SEALED PROPOSALS N TRIPLICATE Will.
be received az the Office ~ tho Commissioner
of Immigration. Ellis Island. y y H.. until
. 10 o. m March ~. 1911. and opened irnme-
diateIv thereafter for an labor and materials
required 10 install new floor. etc. IN kitchen
ot immigrants dining room. Main Building
Ellis Island. y Y n. Particulars and limifs-
tions governing bidder NAV Do obtained upon
application TO WILLIAM WILLIAMS. Commi'-
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HELP WANTED.

NaIc.
COACHMA married. for country. must be
q good driver thoroughly understand care Of
horses. carriages and harness. good position
for the right man. coachman's cottage with
the place. none but sober. capable man need
appIv: give experience. reference nationality
a1d Veses Address NJ s. Tribune once.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
HOROtau ~ BROOhy,>

1875 REMsEN ST near subway. spo,le,.lv
rlcau. large small rooms. All modern i'm.
prov cments. select neighhorhood moderate Tel.
axhone, Msin--3e2i, 1nyesugate.
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Female.
mno. TILLoDunI Tel Bryant $500.
50, 5III AVE.
supplies Families. Schools. Institutions. Etc.
Teachers tiovcrnceses. Nurses. Ladies Maids.
Housrkeepers. Secretaries. companions Etc.
COOKS waitresses. parlouuaids. ladies' maids
married couples. buffers. Wallets. housekeepers.
governesscs. Industrial Association Employ nent
Agency. II West f2d. Phone $40 Bryant.
COVER Nf1SS.-German: must speak English.
apply Wednesday morninS Han, 1870 East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08

Washington. March :.
ORDERS ISSUED.-Thc following orders
have been issued
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CHAMBEHMAID.-TO assist. German: first
class references: city or country, so So ~
Miss Buckley's Employment Agency, II West
f2d ST Phone. 7iS7 Bryant
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

YOTNG MAN."Aged Is. technical oducatlon
Good ngurer: honest. energetic industrious
nn.anlIchl 3 Mest 1lath ST.