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FURNITURE.
PUBLIC NOTICES.

STATE OF NEW YORK, PUBLIC SERVICE
Commission for the First District.-ln tne
matter OF the application OF New fork Mes 81
chester and Boston Railway company TOT
permission TO exercise the right Cd 70 chanke
IL route in the County OF New YORK. 81 TOT
modification ~ an order dateo January =;
Ioon. and ts) for the approval % PROPOSED
contract with the Harlem River anc AorI
chester Railroad Company.-Case No iooo a.,
published notice OF hearins '-No,Ics 20 yor,s
given that tbs application or the New forh'
Manchester and Boston Railway COMPANY
containing the matters below set forlh WI
ho heard BY said Commission at It's once, NO
1874 Nassau street. Borough OF Mannattan'
Now York City on the lIth day or April, lSii
a. 80 o'clock IN the afternoon. SAID appu-
cation lie made for permission ~ 10 eAgrclss
the right under Section "a OF the kalIrosa
law 10 change the route 81 It's main line Win
IN the Ccunty OF New York. 20 CONFORM ia az
r.sneo,s 10 the route shown on certain maps
sn6 pronles fled with said Commission, name
" a. map and prohle Of New York West
chester and Boston Railway FOR New YORK
ceplber 10 1910; OBJ map and probe or New
yor< westchester and Boston Railway Tor
New York County. part or Sectlons one, Two
and Three. December 10. 1910; % 70 execute
/, cortract with the Harlem River and Port
Chester Railroad Company Tor me constluc.
ton and iont operation OF that portion OF
their respective lines common 70 poIn' nShs.g
and seventy fourth Street. and for the APP
nroyal OF the form OF such contract; go Tor
an order modifying ne order 81 ,he rvpn,
dated January q, 1909. as amended 80 INA
nor,ton OF the route OF the New York West
crhsste- ard Boston Railway Company extend
ing from the Harlem River to about one mum
dred and seventy fourth strest shaIl be *
cepfed from the provisions OF Section : or saio
order. requiring The completion OF we MAJ. .
tracks, prior 10 the second day Of August
1913. ,---,... ..,, roero>,
RATrWAY COMPANY. BY
TEVERETr s. MILLER President.
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regarded in the French capital. There the
exhibition on the stage Of a new creation
ny, one OF the masters OF the art Of dress
has much the same dignity as the showing
of striking picture IN the Salon and re-
ceives a certain degree Of the same care
full and discriminating attention
INST wbv making human beings beautiful
should not be considered as important as
painting pictures II is rather hard 10 see
The human beings are here and must con-
tinue to be here and TO see each other ana
they are not showing a reasonable resaru
for each others feelings when they try 10
be as attractive in appearance as they
can. Pictures. on the contrary, are not
here unless they are deliberately made, ana
thew can easily be dispensed with alto-
ga+l,er If good ones are not obtainable.
French dressmakers, al least are con-
WINGED that beauty need not be confined 10
picture galleries and a movement Is now
on foot among them which. IL carried out
ebo,,ld contribute something 70 the eleva-
tion NJ their art. They have announced
that hereafter they will not send mani
Lire 10 the races 10 show the coming
fashions. but will bring out their new Ideas
on the stage only thus allying themselves
more closely than ever with the art rep
resented there. some persons see IN tnis
danger that fashion may come 10 be the
main thing at the theatre, but al the
same time there seems 70 lie d chance that
the stage may have the same salutary IN
auence on dress that an upper mouse Il
srnposed 10 have on tho laws of country.
Prominent actresses arc not likely TO con-
SAINT 70 exhibit anything that the dress
makers Ike 10 produce, as maniklns
,-,isbt he induced 70 90, and a mode that
fanea 30 win their approval could do moth
ing hut Immediately expire.
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PROPOSALS.

vyFsr POINT. y. Y, APRIL -. 191l-
sealed proposals will be received here until
. o'cIock. p. NJ. May IS, 1917, for supplying
line United states Military Academy WITH tuel,
gas coal and charcoal required during the
fScal GEAR ending June 80 1919. and fer ould,
ing materials. plumbing materials, gas an"
~,eam dttlngs. hardware, paints, glass e.ec-
,ricai goods. STATIONERY. and other mlsceila- .
nsoux stores specified In schedules - Dc had
unou epplication 20 this office Ihs right -
Tsserved 10 accept or reject any or all pro
nosals or any part thereof Proposals for fuel
as coal aud charcoal 70 be submitted IN trip
i,cate. an others. IN duplicate. Envelopes con-
,aInlnc proposals should he endorsed as indl.
cated in printed instructions % bidders ard
Addressed TO QuarterMaster West Point y \.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
district OF Columbia Washington. ID. G. 4,
AnriI q 1911 sealed proposals will beN re-
ee,vad AZ this ONCE until two o'clock p M.
Apr,I 25 1911 Tor furnishing two steam en-
ines and two generators, for use IN the Nc
Kiuiev Manual Training scnool this city.
I'orm OF proposal specifications ana necessary
irforn,a ton may be obtained upon application
70 ,he Property Clerk. ID. G. Room $40, Dis
,rtct building. CUNO n. RUDOLPH JOHN
A JOHNSTON, L. NJ MARKHAM tActing).
commissioners. u. =, -----
> . ENGINEER OFFICE, ROOM 900 Gus
,om House Baltimore. Md, April 10. 1911. -
csalsd proposals FOR dredging IN Patapsco River.
MA Will b. received AT this Office until one
c'SIoek p M May 10. 1911 and then puhlicly
on.nea Information on application. THo5. Ia
CASEY Col Engrs.
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" Inferesf TO HUomen
DMS AS A FINE ART LILIES RAISED AT HOME
why Is 1t Not Thought as I'm.
portant as PAINTING?

u IS recorded that when recently an
actress appeared on the stage in Paris
wearing jupe-culotte the women OF the
audience made every effort to get the best
possible view OF the novel garment and
Inat II called forth not e single smile
rms did not indicate general approval Of
tnis innovation in feminine attire. but was
merely sign of the seriousness with
winch everything pertaining 10 fashion Is
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Plenty of Them. but Not from
Bermuda, Say Florists.

The Fifth avenue florist was in high
state Of indignation. You say you want
facts about Easter flowers he fumed.
you don't want facts. Make up some nc
ton about flowers Fiction is what goes
these days. Here's q story In one Of the
evening papers about thousands and thou
sands Of lilies coming from Bermuda for
Easter. Now. I've been a florist for years,
and I've never handled lily from Ber-
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DEBATE ON woMAN's SUFFRAGE
Rennblican Club Of 23d A. D. Wants
IN Settle the Question.

The Republican Club OF the 2Sd Assembly
District has set apart next Tuesday even
ing 70 decide by means OF debate whether
II wants women TO have the vote Inc
debate will be held in Commonwealth Hail
David p. Costuma- OF the Central Repuo-
Ican Club OF the Sist Assembly District
and James Il Hickey, of the Madison
square Republican Club ot the 25tA Assem-
hlv District. will take the affirmative, and
sterling Pierson. Of the Democratic Ciuo
of New York, and Charles Z. Collsan'
-,,srnber OF tbs club that IS getting UP the
debate. will be on the negative
Collin II. Woodward will preside ana I'VE
,.o+ar, VIII act as judges. Women VINO
vant to know how men feel about woman
suffrage will be welcome. Mrs. y. II Z
belmont Ia 70 be there with a Delegation
srorn the Political Equality League.
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woMEN's EXCHANGE PRosPERs

At the thirty-third annual meeting OF the
New York Exchange for Womans Work.
at i3d street and Madison avenue, yester-
day It was announced that the year just
past was the most successful in its history
Better commissions have been paid to con
signors than ever. the total amount paid
out TO consignors in the twelve months Do
ing sos. 81 5s Since 1t was founded 1854
SIS 70 has passed from the exchange to the
women who brought their work there 70
be sold.
Among recent donations vas one Of .'o
from Mrs. Russell Sage.
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'aibest p Miller. 30, manager OF the base
.eh ieam AT Mackenzie School, OF DobDs
Ferry. ~ y, has announced the schedule
i'r the season. as follows:
tlll -, Erasmus Hall Hish school. 10. Mo
gan; - Columbia freshmen, &c High School
" ammerce. - MOntc8lr Academy.
az ., Princeton Preparatory School, 8. Chest
flll Academy. 10. Irving School. at Tarry-
'n y Blair Academy at Biairstown, y. J
=, Alumni, D. Riverview Academy; ~ Saigkiil
me- .lb. q Hackcy School, At TaTytOwn
=. Wesleyan freshmen. ~ Niddictown'
~. HobrOok School
a. ne .. Fsoulty; T. ~. Psurs school al Gar
y" II, Lon. Island
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STRUGGLED GOODS AT AUCTION
Sable Coat of Mrs. Hill Will Be Put UP
OIL April g


The uniucky sable coat winch gave hrS
p oberts Menges Corwin Hill the experience
:, amending a week end in the Tonos VIII
bo aold ar public auction By Marshal Hen
,,el ON April IS Two rings and black
dra.s brought over by Mrs. Hill with the
s,,urrled coat will be sold on the same day
~ Room % OF the Postofics Building
The coat has home value or ss'0"' anu
Marshal Henkel expects to get az least
bolr of that amount to enrich Uncle sam
Th.rA sppear, 20 be possibility that Mrs
mn herself will send bidder TO purchase
the garment II she does she VIII nave =
biebIv expensive fur coat. With the nhe
~ 80 GO imposed upon her for smuggling
and the $4,000 or so which she VIII nave 10
nav 20 get possession Of the garment. she
viII have expended total or $3.50 LOT
mis- article OF adornment. Al the tIiaI sAe
said she had purchased tue coat on
credit arrangement and was sun pay 'Hs
for H. $500, r1.ut,.t -rili hold a
,rbjic ssIa Of two lots or inc le"elI
sized recently and forfeited 10 the govern
rent The articles may be inspecteu III
Toorn "a the day before each sale
~----------
TO NAME A NEW FERRYeoAT'
I'll. r.w ferryboat Westheld. built for
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LARGE Sales Of Fish


v,-..,,ir.-to, Market booth hol1ers MADE
snecial preparations for the Hoi'u0s =
- ,boueh brisk. was not as prontaol7
az IN former years poultry SaI1a
~.-,c+t,, normal and the prices remalheu
unchanged, except IN the me u
,,bicb were slightly higher tnah OF ~
u,,eh was the commodity that soio oeS.
,t,e 7,eek. and the demand OF course rd'Seu
~r,css somewhat. Yellow pike nuoH -
Fa,,o- among Jewish people, rose 20 ~ ceNls
a.. wound and whitefish were 81 CENTS iid'
III crsbs continue al 81 cents ooHe"
"a .caUops (which will soon be QUIZ are
- 80 a quart. Bluehsh are % cents
,'.,,t-,,+ and sea bass IS cents and loosters
- .o,,ts a mound. Roe shad are 10 cents
III, h,,ck shad 30 cents and shad roe ~
80 q ratr Filet OF sole are 20 cents
IND cod are L cents, perch 10 cents'
.,,,elts IN cents and haddock and hounoers
10 cents a pound. ,,.
creep cocoanuts are IN and arc selling
so, GA cents each. Cuban canteloupes ars
Il TO q rs each. pineappies are W cen.
ooh and grapefruit are 20 cents each'
winter Nelns pears SIRE 81 dozen lot
Californian; the South African Ones nav
,ng finer flavor than the domestic, sell
for q q dozen. Belgium grapes are u %
mound and Malagas are 30 cents pound
Ped bananas are 90 cents, yellow 80 cents
and original Cuban bananas are 70 cents
Dozen South African melons are ~ each
south African peaches and nectarines are
sc n dozen. and bottle pears, Just Imported
from South Africa, are 81 a dozen. Beurre
Pose pears are also 81 a dozen. Spitzen-
berg apples and Roman Beauties are 81 d
dozen. Newtown Pippins are 81 % and Wine
sans are GO cents "A dozen. King Siam and
California navel oranges are 81 dozen.
Florida oranges are 80 cents dozen and
tsngerines are 40 cents Il dozen.
Chevril and Sorrel in Demand.
There has been a great demand this week
from German people for chevril, which ID
10 cents a bunch. and sorrel, the latter
being 30 cents the half peck. These two
greens are used in parts OF Germany the
day before Good Friday to make peculiar
bitter soup. which Is made only that day.
and gives the day the name Of Green Thurs
dav. Asparagus Is Is cents a bunch and is
Of a very me quality. Endive is % cents a
,ouud. celery % cents a bunch. spinach 2
/ cents the half peck. oyster plant 10 cents a
! bunch, chive the same price and ROMANO
A. cents head. Cooking pippins are q
cents dozen. mushrooms are 90 cents a
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the New Jersey Central Railroad In TO be
named by a woman to-day-ytiss Frances
Mitchell Lee. OF Westneld. y. J. The cere-
mony VIII take place az Wilmington. Del.
Miss Leo is 4 Wellesley girl. and devoted
to golf. tennis and horses.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sALE.-A man who knows the salt aud
soda business can buy Splendid propostion,
nsrfially equipped, present owner has not the
money 10 "a ahead with II. and unless you have
th. money do not answer this advertisement
pst n you have. and viii write me | VIII put
you Wise 10 a great business. Address - n
Slerwin, SIS Grant Bldg. Les Angeles Cal
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LOST BANkBOOkS.

IOsT.-Passbook No. I04,e+o issued By the
Union Squar. Savings Bank. formerly the In
sr,tution for the savings OF Merchants Clerks.
Finder will please return u 20 the bank.
RANKROOX No $50 s32 OF the Union ptne Saw
ms Bank is missing Any person having &
claim 70 II IL hereby called upon 70 present the
same within ten days or submit 70 having said
passbosk cancelled ard new one issued.
LOST -Bankhook No. $50. s45. Bank FOR Savings
so 4,h ave. New York Payment stopped.
Pease return book 10 bank.
LOST. -Bankbook No e77c a7. Bank FOR Savings.
30 ..h ave New York. Payment stopped.
please return book 70 bank
TOsT-Bankbook No. I13. 2Sl. the Manhattan
savings Institution. Payment stopped. Kind
~ return 20 bank
TOsT-PaSsbook No. 10. 063. Issued bv the
Union Square Savings Bank. formerly the
Institution for the savings Of Merchants
clerks Finder will please return it 60 the
bank.
IOST-Passbook No. 1l0.OsT. issued by the
Union square Savings Bank. formerly the
Institution for the savings ~ Merchants'
clerks. Finder will please return It 70 the
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NesOs Of the Markets

Mound tomatoes are 30 cents a pound and
eggulants are 20 cents apiece Rhubdro
and knob celery are each 10 cents bunch
Cucrrnbers are 10 cents each, and lettuces
are high, Il and 10 cents head. Green
meas are 30 cents, beans IS cents and Ber-
r1uda potatoes 20 cents quart. Beets arc
10 cents T. bunch and spring onions are 5
cents a bunch.
Eggs are 2: cents dozen, butter Is b
cents and sweet butter % cents a pound.
sprina Lamb Of Fine Quality.
swaetbresds are IS cents to 81 pair,
calves uvers are down 10 30 cents a pound
and beef nvers are II cents pound. Bacon
at % cents d pound is up again Veal
chops are % cents and veal outlets IS cents
= pound. Shoulder and breast OF veal are
ts cents a pound Pork tenderloin Is down
IN % cents a pound. loin OF pork is IS cents,
fresh ham Is cents and fresh shoulder IA
cents a pound. Forequarters OF lamb are
Il cents and headquarters Is cents 4 pound.
Foreouarters OF spring lamb. OF the finest
quality. and Weighing six TO seven pounds
zach. are g; forequarters OF about tho
came weight are 81 each. Eirloin steak 10
On and % cents pound: porterhousc Is 70
cen,s and pot roast Is s cents a pound.
Uptown Prices.
Tob.ters are 81 cents a pound uptown and
sbsd are Is 10 80 cents each; yellow pike
ar. d cents q pound, perch are Is cents.
aa,rnon 25 cents, halibut and smelt IL
cents hsddock 10 cents and founders
cents a pound.
Fresh eggs are 20 cents and white leg
horns 40 cents a dozen; salt butter is =
CENTS. loose sweet butter 30 cents and sweet
butter prints 90 cents pound.
Tomatoes are 10 cents basket. sweet
no,atoes are % cents a quart. new cabbages
ar. 81 cents each and beans are 10 cents
-, Quart California asparagus Is IS cents
j, bunch Peas are Is and 20 cents quart.
,.t,,,oes are s and cents each and beets
ara cents a bunch Cucumbers are
o.,ts zach. new carrots are cents bunch
-, launches Of celery are 10 cents each.
e.-auherries are 40 cents a box, tangerines
= OK cents a dozen. winter Nellis pears
~ !, cents and Roman Beauties are 60
~a,,s a dozen: Spitzenbergs and Newtown
n,.-,ns are 40 cents a dozen. Florida
n,ges are % and Cslifornisns 80 cents q
so.en Bananas are Is cents and lemons
- ~ cents q dozen. Meat prices are ths
- uutown. Meat prices have not
-hor1ed uptown. with the exception or veal
which is little lower.
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AUTOMOBILES.

''USDn CARS Of QUALITY
AUTOMOBILE TRADE EXCHANGE.
i72O-iI22 Broadway.
Phone 1927 Columbus Bet. saith and S5'h.
POPE-HARTTORD COMPANY 1890 Broad
way. have for sale few high-class rebuilt cars.
Demonstrations cheerfully given
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FOR SALE

BIO BARGaINS-slightly used once furuiturs
desks typewriters. cash registers. adding
machines minlscgraphs. iilng cabinets, safes AZ :
crotectors bookcases NATHAN 4 White q.
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CARPET CLEANING

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.-Cleans
by compressed air. steam. hand or or roor
1876 Broadway. al East isth 81. COE. &
BRANDT. Tel I3a-3sth.
n. Y CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest, Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Price. Reasonable. Send for Circular
Tel sAp'- aso3 Brvant I3I-iae w sA'h ~
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male
ACCOUNTANT. Books written UP, closed
audits. corporation accounting. balance sheets,
etc. BY public accountant, references. terms
reasonable c. G. Coleman, 32s West 4lst ST.
Tel. 57sl-Bryant.
CTIAUFFEUR.-Fr-nc 81; six years expert
cnce; chauffeur. mechanic; first class refer
ences. own repairs; city. country. Ed Lewis, 400
Sth ave.
DRTVER-Twenty years experience David Nee
nan. care g. Bovich 80 Vandam ST.
PHOTOGRAPHER experienced in commercial
work copying, orthochromatlc work ana
handling large negatives; also wet plates. no
had habits: will go anywhere. II. A, Box
g. Tribune Uptown Office, 1864 Broadway.
PRESsMAN-GerInan thoroughly experienced
first class: all manner halftone. three-coior
commercial: references Grunert. i61 West Gath st.
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
TYPeWRTTINc AND TYpEWRITERs.

HIGHEST PRICES for elamoads. pearls. Old
Broadway.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

DETECTIVES. shadowins inysstiSations. rsa
sonsbls charges. MERCHANTS sECREr
SERVICE BUREAU. ). sAMWICk. MsnaonA
$50 Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
Tor The Tribune received at their Uptown once.
No. 1864 broadway. between 3dth and 3,th SITS
until o'clock y. m. Advertisements received At
tho following branch Offices al regular once rates
until o clock D. m. viz. 20 sth ave, 4 g. cor.
sd st. 1855 dtt ave. cor. 18th a.. iot Last lith
81 25T West i?d ST. bsiween 7th and sth ayes
263 West 12Sth 81 1888 50 ave. 1876 80 ave.
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FOR THE SPRING AND MMEE a. 10 . The fhe
n oi inc ~ he most exquisite and interesting
Partisan Novelties all UNIQUE designs 'is our
hIsn Ar are mounted with the wonderful
PERLEs ELECTRA. IN. nearest b5ffbb rSeoN
real Pearls obt unable, ara iirnroved br,ll,
win wy our models are absolutely exclusive snh
lal,, No, 40 be- found elsewhere' 1A'i"i'''
po5' ssdress AS 9TH ANL.
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VICTOR VISIBLE. ~ Nassau ST. cataiogue
free. all makes taken part payment. bargains
IN UnderwoodS Remingtons divers smitha
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
CuEF-French: lady highly recommends; pre-
vious family. British Embassy: years In
London: excellent references. Wilson's Agency,
Ia East 57th 81.
COACuMAN Married: Thoroughly experienced;
honest sober and industrious; good rider and
driver used to hrst class horses and stable; best
CITY and country references; i've years with last
employer. Box S0l. 1878 I'd ave.
COACHMAN-Married. 30; honest sober and In
dustrous; thoroughly experienced. used 70 hrst
class horses and stable. best city and country
references; five years with last employer. J. g,
1852 81 ave.
Co1CHMAN.- swede; smooth face: good
driver excellent man for the country; best
reference. Carpenters Agency. 1854 9Th ave
COACHMAN-singe;h has been with family
for 10 years; best personal reference; country
preferred. J. X, 63i 80 ave. care OF Mrs. Ftt5-
morton.
FARMHAND.-S25: Scotch: good all around
man: teamster and mixer; several others
Inquire Mathewson Agency. SIS 9th eve. Tel.
Ots IVY tllt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. German; vine veg
ota0le grower. glass frames. fruits, flowers
and general work. well recommended. Carpen-
ter's Agency. l54 5th ave.
MARRIED COUPLE-American; children:
entire charge gentiemans place. experienced
gardener ana stock. wife beard help; reference.
Carpenters Agency. 154 9Th ave.
Female.
CHAMBERMAID--Neat, competent reliable;
-itv or country: excellent references willing
obligiug; s25. Wilson's Agency. 14t East 57th
$. Tel. 222t Plaza
CTTTD'S NTRSE-Irish Protestant; middle
aged. very neat faithful ana reliable. p, Miss
Hofmayer's Agency, 800 9Th ave ninth Moor.
Tel. t527 Madison SQUARE.
COOK.-Swedish; first class, best city reference;
understands an cooking and baking thorough
~: city or Counfrv, $40. Joliuson's Agency, II
East i25th St Tel. Harlem--55l3.
COOK.-First class sll branches Eve years sx-
csent personal references; city or country;
stO-S5O III Industrial Association Emp oyment
Agsncy. II West 42d 81. Phone o2lO-Bryant.
COOK-First class: understands plain and fancy
dishes best references; wsges So 20 $50: city
country. aherty's Agency 4s5 Columbus
competent: good on
bread and pies excellent references; wages
$50 \ wilson's Agency, lf1 East 9th St
Telephone 2224 Plaza.
GENERAL, HOC5EwoRR-By very neat
tldy Young Irish girl; no laundry work wages
$50 Fiaherty's Agency isj Columbus ave. Tel.
COVERNEsS 70 ons child, By refined French
Protestant woman: thoroughly experienced IN
physical care. personally commented. entire
rnoiselIe. Trisuna Uptown Ofrce 1884 Broadway.
Mss CURRY's AGENCY
For excellent Domestic Male and Female Help.
20 WEST 42ND ST. 18th FLOOR
Nr-RsE-Capabls will take entire charge Of
child one year older. eXceisnt References.
o. Miss TitzGerald's Bureau. Jo3 9Th ave- In
trance 42d 81.
YURsE-Fond OF children. competent, r,i!-
able: excellent references; city or country {;
SOS s.. Wilson's Agency, IA East 5Ith 81
Tel 2234 Plaza
WAITRESS -PAFLORMAID-young irish g,r:
sood city reference: s25-S30. n. Miss Hof-
mayors Agency. 820-322 18th ave, ninth floor.
-
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MACKENZIE SCHOOL BASEBALL.

belmont entry. tGarth entry tE1se pounds
p fen'ics allowance claimed. sAustin entry.
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DANCING ACADEMi ES.
AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION.
OUR SPECIAL COURSE

II YOU give US six hours daily FOR rftser dsys
,ra guarantee YOU 70 repair and drive any msk-
sutornobile BROADWAY AUTO SCHOOL. .i3
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RY A CHALyFFErR.--Our courses Of instruc
tom are thorough. reliable ard practical. We
make YOU competent or refund money. Call or
vyrire for booklet. y Y. School Automobile En-
ginesrs li6 West Both.
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