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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-08
REALTY BROKER A SUICIDE
Shoots Himself Just Before He
He Was to Get Needed Cash.

F. Percy Radcliffe, real estate broker,
Of No. 8 HERMAN avenue, Jamaica,
Queens Borough. sent bullet into his
heart early yesterday morning or late Fri
day night. At the time he shot himself
another broker was seeking him to close a
deal of some Importance, out of which Rad
cliffe would have received money he lacked.
Radcliffe's home was at No $50 West
10th street, Manhattan. For months pusl.
ness had been poor with him. Although OF
happy disposition, II IS sad 10 nave
preyed upon him that while his wife had
plenty in her own right he could not pro-
duce the necessary money to run the home.
Early yesterday morning the janitor or the
building unlocked Radcliffes office door
and found the body. On the desk was an
envelope addressed to his wife, In winch
were two short notes. The first one read:
Life is lust one damn thing after an
other Insurance policy in my bureau
drawer. To Fred, pay out what is neces-
sary.
The other note follows:
Jamaica, Long Island. Jan. 6. 1911;
Ny Dearest Joe: l am writing this IN the
dark D. m. so you may not be able 10
read It. Ask Gods forgiveness for my act'
but I am no good TO you or any one. You
have been the best ever. Don't mourn;
Don't wear black. Take care OF yourself
and think only Of our happy days. GOD s
blessing on you, dear, Fred, Elsie ana
Eliza beth DeVOtedly PEkC1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-08
WOULD COST $444,00O,000
eilroads Estimate. Expense of
Martins Clearance Bill"

The special committee on relations OF rail-
svays 10 legislation appointed by the Ameri-
ran Railway Association. which has charge
Of the railroad opposition 10 the clearance
bBr' introduced at the last session Of Con-
sress by Representative Martin. of Colo
tado, recently. sent out a circular to all the
railroads IN the United States requesting
estimates on the cost Of compliance with
the provisions Of this bill
Replies from lo5 operating roads indicate
that the total cost would aggregate $4,000,
lm. Seven fillon five hundred thousand
dollars would represent the cost Of COM
plying with the provisions of the bill fixing
The maximum width OF cars and locon1o-
HyeS
The remainder. 1886, 10000, represents the
cost OF the provisions requiring overhead
structures to be at q height not less than
twentv feet from the top Of the track rail,
mat any permanent structure or obstruc-
tlon upon the line Of railroad, Including
Warehouses, coal chutes, mail cranes or
enbanBments shall not be nearer than s
feet u inches from the centre line of track,
and that track centres must he il feet 6
tnches apart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-08
WALSH LOADS AUTOMOBILES
Weights Commissioner Gathers
Baskets at Night Markets.

John L. Walsh. the recently appointed
Commissioner OF Weights and Measures.
is pursuing the vigorous methods of his
predecessor. Clement J. Driscoll Accom-
panied by eight of his inspectors. in two
automobiles, he made a round of the night
markets in the city last night and contis-
Gated numerous fraudulent devices used in
the markets.
At market at I'D street and First ave-
nue., Walsh and his men loaded their auto
mobiles up with pals and baskets from
which potatoes were being sold. The COM
missioner insists that potatoes must be
sold by weight, and not by an unmarked
measure.
Inspector Edward Hanson, one. Of the
staff, SAYS he found that Herman Iser. Of
No. 40 East 73d street was selling pota-
toes from basket that had a false bot
tom The basket was coniscated and
Isen was placed under arrest and locked
up in the East 67th street station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-08
HILL FoREsEEs BETTER TIMES
But Trade Will Need encouragement
Calls Brandeis Theory "Poppycock. y

James ]. Hill returned to this city yes
terday after trip of several weeks through
the West While trade was not brisk, he
said he saw no reason to fear pro-
nounced depression, and with proper en-
couragement he thought industrial and
railroad activity would awaken.
Mr.. Hill characterized the theory OF L.
z Brandeis, attorney for the shippers in
the Eastern rate cases, for the scientific
msnagen1ent Of railroads as 'poppycock.'
"Tbe Atchison gave it fair trial under
the most favorable conditions IN its shops
where the system ought 10 make good II
anywhere said the veteran railroad man,
And II cost the Atchison million dollars
to make the experiment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-08
PROF. D'ALESSIO'S

Famous New York school for cutting and de-
signing ladies' and Ventlemens garments
Taught by mail or at pa 9th ave. --
A YOUNG MAN. about 70 years old. in the Of
Zee OF a downtown wholesale paper house.
salary IS: opportunity for advancement. Address,
stating age, etc, DUANE ST, Box ii, Tribune
Once.
AGENTs--Our new specially IS a winner; sells
al sight: big money for agents. Write for par
ticulaIs to-day. Saratoga Specially Co, East
Galwa.. y. Y.
AGENTS-Inproved speciality for automobile
owners, quick seller. big pTohts; illustrated
booklets: write to-day. The Sien Co, Dept. Il,
West New Brighton, n Y
AGENTs--Either sex; 81 daily; Home work.
Danbmy Remedy Co, Albany, n. y.
ANY ONE make money corresponding for news
papers; particulars for stamp. Press Syndi-
cate. Ninety, AIddleport y. y.
ARCHIT EcTURAL DRAFTsMAN, with knowl-
edge Of ornamental; SIPS Business Service Co.
Agency. sos Singer Bldg.
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NOTABLE OFFERINGS At THE STORES
For Further Details Consult the Advertisements III 'ooayS
Tribune.

arses fabrics, household and decorative lin
ems and oriental carpets.
D ALTMAN & CO, Fifth avenue, S4th
-, o,,b streets, announce a special sale
:. furs beginning on Tuesday, when prices
"a, no reduced, substantially. Another
,.a.,re at this store, starting on Monday
lii Re a sale of boys washable suits and
h,o1sss, at prices much below the regular
aorres Oriental rugs at specially marked
toes imported lingerie dresses and nov
eItv laces also will be on sale beginning
Tomorrow
sAKs & co, Broadway ct saith street
will begin the week with a sale OF 47o
tailor made suits fer women, marked at
half nrice. other special values are to be
found in lingerie and undermusllns, new
French and Austrian lingerie, SILK vests
for women and stockings.
IN GLIDING e. co. No. 5s4 Fifth ave-
nue announce for Monday clearance sale
of imported models of fine gowns and suits
in rich velvets and broadcloths, reduced
n one-half and less OF their original values.
Womens outer apparel and millinery Tor
Southern wear also are offered in an ad-
vance display.
REvILLON FRERES, West saith street,
institute an absolute clearance sale OF high
Grade furs, consisting Of mems coats Rus-
sian and Hudson Bay sable scarfs and
muffs and complete sets.
A. JAEcKEL &, CO., No. SS4 Fifth ave-
nue.. announce a general clearance sale OF
their entire stock for Monday. Included IN
this sale will be fur coats, fur lined coats,
fur trimmed garments. sets, separate neck
pieces and muffs. The prices offer an ex-
ceptional opportunity 20 purchase the lat
est In furs at extremely low prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-08
GET MEN FOR DUN Job
Police Hold Three Prisoners for
Receiving Stolen Goods.

stranger who said he was plumber
xooesred on January az No. PSI Maoi-
Eon avenue. where Mrs. r. G. Dun, widow
=, me head OF the mercantile agency that
..srs his name, used 10 live before her
s.atb. in Hot Springs, Va, on November 3.
Sa animated that the plumbing needed re-
o,,rs and that he was there 70 fix it. He
a. admitted. and With the proverbial
-,nsle of the plumber started about his
sob. ,,
.-ornsn. She did not wish her carpets
.oII,d with candle grease. so she started
sctAr the fellow to warn him 20 be careful.
u. had gone SO had several hundred dol
b.rs' worth OF jewelry belonging 10 the
seyra,ts in the house. Fortunately SSoV"
aorth Of art objects which were said to be
4, .he house escaped the eye. or else the
fancy, OF the thief.
The Rev DR.. Walter u. Buchanan, hai-
tro4her Of Mrs. Dun and manager OF her
sststo. placed the matter In the hands OF
= Mcclellan. private detective. of NO.
Z Pine street He said that among the
.h,,es missing were a 5000 diamond en-
-agement ring the property OF Mary
suner soon to wed, and brooch valued
=, Snn which her fiance had given to her.
Mcclellan asked Inspector Russell to heip
rim on the case
De,sctive Daily. who was detailed for the
.ro,r bethought him OF one Atth Con-
.,.n,in, OF No PCS East 154th street. VINO
80 IN be a plumber. When he went up
sh.-a 10 talk a little with the fellows
mother Attili jumped out OF the second
x,ory back window and ran away, accord
,-g "a the police But It was not much
,afsr when the detectives perceived
,cupg man leaving the house with hat
and coat. Recalling the feverish exit OF
A,tiu. they followed this trail and. as a
result, marched the man they wanted back
10 he station house.
After much questioning at Headquarters
.,e finally admitted the theft, the police
s. and declared that he had sold the
40 for SIS spot cash He was kind enough
70 tell the police the names OF the men
who were associated with him in the
transaction. with the aid of lot of old
slyerware and Detective Days watch,
these men were landed behind the bars
lsst night and to-day will answer 10 the
icharge Of receiving stolen goods. They are
~ ward Smith, of No. 20 West Ind ave.
ug{: James Waters, OF No. l$0 West 63d
ittr let, and Thomas Mcmahon, OF NO. IL
V 81 Goth street
h aNoond ring on Waters and that Nc
rsahon presented them with a note 10 his
'rother asking him TO hand over the other
missing articles.
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Female.
MIME. GILLIGAN
80 -. conscientious. stylish; sklful work;
-, home or out 1872 West 64tn ST.
phone 62S8 Columbus.

A-THB MENDEyG BAsKET.-A woman VIII
an kinds Of alterations and repairing
GO IIss,-ibened or shortened. new style sleeves
made Old yelled shop sar a ,b rehtte t.
. at Ne does not Ike To do or has not the
is bor1e or out; home preferred; references.
ziesig 2G4 West 22d st. -Phone 4.l--She'sea;
,A-uOFMAYBR Reed & Barton BuildIng,
40, 90 900 an ave 9th floor. Telephone 432I--
,,sdIsSo souare. Agency for superior domestic
help.
Csi I,fpFRN AID.-Parucularly neat. expert
inrHS swedish Firl, wsil recommended; 500
yvsIl5Tf Agency. IL West 33d 81. Phone 3OO-
Madison. -,--F--.
-,,,,,np,PNAID or SURsE-By newly landed
10 Gnisn eiri: good sewer; city or country; 500
COO eli az Lang & Boecherer Company Agency.
az 10 ~ West I'D ST.
cIIANBERMAID. -very good ssamhiress; will
y - 40 sssist waitress; excellent references
,,lus ,5aryarst Smiths Agency, % West 42i ST.
Phone 3U39-Bfy ant -------
EIIANBERMAIp and WAITRESS Scotch
iproftstant; excellent young woman: good
.s.rencss, city or country. Mrs. Collier
seencv. i57 Atm ave, near Slst St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-08
LOEB HOLDING 100000
offered by Importers to Settle
characterization Gases.

Washington. Jan. collector Loeb OF
New York. 1t became known here to-day,
is holding more than 10000 offered to the
government by New York importers for
compromises OF civil liabilities in The So
called differentiation cases. Secretary
Macveagh and attorneys representing the
Department Of Justice have not decided
whether TO accept or refuse the money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-08
HELP WANTED.
Male

Male.
BUTLER, generally useful, for Young ladies'
school. Mrs. Golfers Agency. 4j7 4th ave.
OCCIDENTAL POSITIONS OPEN-Bu aud en-
try clerks. 1924 70 $3.50; bookkeeper engineer
ngJ. 81 300; bookkoeper knowledge SPANISH,
keeper dinensj, $3.50; Graughtsman Chan
deliersl open, junior accountant. 1886; ledger
clerk, $3.50 stenosrapher IEnglsh-sp spanish dieta-
81 200; sales manager tengineering), 5000; many
other positions Credential Employment Corpora
ton, $50 Broadway Agency:
$500. Business service Co. Agency. sos singer
DESIGNER - sugar machinery; 81 200-Si 500,
Business Service Co Agency, SOY Singer BLDG.
FrTcTRICAL DESIGNER on signal WORK.
$1,000. Business service 90 agency, sos Singer
Bldg --------
FOREMAN on inside metal trim. Business SER
vice GO. Agency. sos singer Bldg
GET A BETTER PLACE.-Uncle sam is best
ernnIover. pay is high and sure: hours short.
pIaces permanent; promotions regular; vaca.
lions with pay: thousands OF vacancies every
month; all kinds OF pleasant work everywhere;
no lAy-ors; no pull nesgea. common educa-
snua and other examinations soon. Ask for
FREQ booklet 1854. giving fun particulars ana
,xplainipg my offer Of position or money back
Earl Hopkins Washington, ID. g.
HEAD MEBTER on steel castings 50 ESQ
Rnsipegs service 60. Agency. SOS Singer Bldg.
WILL START YOU earning 81 daily al boD,s
in snare time silvering mirrors; no capital.
Tree Tree i4itFFe'RR edmond Dept $40, Boston Sass
oFFICF ROY-By large manufacturing COM
nsnv. Christian; state age. references ana
salary expected. Address u. r. F., T. o. Bor
2S7, New York CIV,
oFEIC,E ROY wanted. Apply Tribune Office
second floor. l54 Nassau 81
s,PpEVENTo"--Every eyeglats wearer inter
s.tsd. b,e profits: sample and terms % cents
ssmuels. opticLan. Wilkes-ssrre. Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-08
Female

-DRESsMAkER Gowns well and fashion,
sbiv made To ladies visiting the city: | can
assure You designs, fl and workmanship equal
"a The very best establishments; ten years ex-
perience in high class work for members Of 400:
prompt, reliable and reasonable; home or by day.
Mime Gully. 13s West 4sth ct. Tel iss3--Brysnt.
DTT-SSNIGKTNG. alterations remodelling done
out by the day; So; excellent NJ and work. Mrs.
Zimmerman SAC Central PARK west. -
sTFNOGRAPHER and sECRETARH-ExpeTl
,nced In legal. engineering and commerclaI
work. salary. SIS week Address e B., Room
504 II Broadway.
TyPIsT-By a highly respectable Young LADY
GQ residing with parents and we'll recon-
y,erds5 by last employer; willing 10 assist in Of
&c Jyor, Address A H, t343 Clay ave. Bronx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-08
WORK WANTED.
Male.
.JAp ANESE Relate

Male.
JAPANESE R,liSt;s Bureau.
$40 Sixth Ave. Phone 3OSs Bryant. Best Jap
anese servants furnished 10 private iamlhes'
references investigated -
KEEPBR-American; Christian. young
married man OF good habits; honest; willing
worker; fully experienced IN double enry, tai
balance, etc: capable OF taking full charge; SAL
airy, SIS TO SIS week. Address F. r. Hunt os
West 10th 81. -
CARPENTER, "a experienced; hotel, real
estate, factory; short or long Jobs; moderate
wages Emil Carstens. 343 East s0th st.
CHAUFFEUR Married; first class mechanic;
economical; first class reference: strictly So
Der; commercial or touring car. GoldbeTger'
West ssth ST. .-
CHAUFFEUR.-Priv family; experienced;
city, country; makes repairs; useful: refer
ences. Harrod, 236 West 18th ST
CHAUFFEUR. Good, careful driver; excellent
mechanic: modest and conscientious; best ref
erences. John Tucker, 2i2 West 124th st.
POSITION in automobile repair shop. city or
country. by young man familiar with tools.
Michael Wargo, Box 339 Tuxedo Park " Y.
SITESMAN wants agency for Western terri
tory; merchandise or speciality bank refer
ence; bond. Perry ga Empire Building, Den
yer, Col. ---------.-
TFENSIATIONs-Spa French, Portuguese.
Italian: accurate, speedy, cheap: highest in
dorsements. William T. Beers, 300 Broadway.
Telephone 400 Audubon.
WATCUNAN.-Middle aged man; sober and In
dustri0us good. reference. /. Schweizer, $50
Bay Ridge ave, BROOKLYN.
YOUNG NAN ds) desires position at anything;
trade preferred; good penman' Joseph herman
YOUNG MAN, ~, ambitious. wei educated.
has two years Office and mail order expert
eocc. Box IS Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-08

Male
CANVASSERS, house to house, IN
greater New York, on newspa-
per proposition; good pay to ener-
getic workers. Apply Room 3l4,
Tribune Building.
CANVAssERs wanted to take orders tor music
and music books: liberal commission. Geo.
Molinsux $50 9Th ave. New York.
GARDNER - Experienced, for
gentleman's country place; all
year Job; married, and wife as
laundress. Send letter stating quail
fcations to Superintendent, 43 9Th
ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-08
THE WEATHER REPORT.

ohicisl Record and Forecast.-washinston,
Jan THE winds along the New England
coast will be moderate south and southwest;
middle Atlantic coast, moderate south; sou'h
Atlantic ana east Gulf coasts light south eN-
ofrt moderate variable on the south FloTioa
coast, west Gulf coast, moderate south ana
southwest, and on Lake Michigan, moderate 10
brisk east 10 southeast, probably shifting 70
west Sunday afternoon or night
There has been a continuation OF unsettled
weather. with SHOWS during tho last twenty
four hours over ths north tier OF states from
north New England westward 10 the ROCKY
Mountains. and rains are again reported from from
ths north Pacific Coast. IN all other districts
the weather was generally fair. but with a
considerable increase in cloudiness III Ihe PTS
elsHWi NSl.ey and the Gulf states IcInPeL ,
aiurss coptinued near or above the seasonal
sversGe N all sections except over the eh-
IRENE upper Mississippi Valley and upper
'siled IN the middle West and California:
4 ois,lghancs that is over tho missouri Na1ey y
VII move east across the Great Lakes atteh3ed
- SHOWS IN The north plains states, INC IpI@t
Mfsprl Valley and thence cast over tae GREG
lskes and tho north Atlantic states curing tne
next thIty-siX 70 forty-eighf hours. The weather
Wli be unsettled during Suncay In the Tnlddie
Stactic and south Atlantic states and the ONO
Naley. and local rains are probable IN tness
cay. Rain and snow are also probable IN me
ls n Rocky Mountain region, elsewhere thro1gh-
change TO colder weather will oyerspread the
plains states Sunday or sunday night. ana the
middle Mississippi and ohio valleys and the lake
ltgion By Sunday night or Monday moderately
hish Temperatures will continue during the next
iorty-signt hours N the Atlantic and CUT states
and IN the Rocky Mountain region ana pleateau
rfeionS.
Forecast for Special LocaIities.-For New
Engis1d cloudy in south, rain or snow in north
portion to-6sy: MONDAY rain IN south. rain or
row IN aorth portion; moderate south winds
Fori Eastern New York, clouoy with rain or
snow Ia the Interior to-day. Monday. rain IN
south and rain or snow In north portion mod
cfats temperature. moderate south winds.
Fcr Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Dis
triet Of Columbia. increasing eloudiness. followed
~ rniB to-night, and on Monday moderate tenn
fTrst1re. light 70 moderate winds.
or western Pennsy yoEis. unsettled weather,
with prpbsbly rain to-day: Nonlay. rain or snow
and COLDER: bTisk south ana southeast winds
FOR Western New York. rain or snow to-day
and probably Monday; colder Monday moderate
10 brisk south winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-08

Employment Agency. Si4 9Th Ave, nr. 4sth st.
Male and Female Servants Tel 6S3 Bryant.
AUSTRIAN COOK. $50, waitress, S25-s30;
laun1ress- chambernald S27. Miss Hofmay-
er's Agency. 320-322 9th ave. corner I'D ST..
9Th foo
Observation-Disclosures place; $685. ref
erences required: any nationality Mrs Coll
Her Agency. 45T 4th ave.
LAUNDRESS and CHAMBERMAID.-Sma II
family; good place; references. Mrs. Coll
liers Agency. 451 ith ave
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onlcial observations Of United states weather
bureaus taken ri s p. m. Yesterday folo"
HELP WANTED.

The following Official record from the Weather
Bureau shows the changes in the temperature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-08

Highest temperature yesterday, AZ degrees lat
3 D. mr.: lowest 80 (at q. M; average yes
terday 38; average for corresponding date last
year 80. average for corresponding date last
thirty-three years. so.
Local forecast--Cloudy to-day; Monday RAIN
moderate south winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-08
BUSINESS CHANCES.
CAPITAL.

Procured for manufacturers. Industrial enter
prises, steam railroads mining. gas. coal. and
timber propositions through tho sale OF stocks
and bonds; excellent facilities for placing high
class securities. Companies incorporated and
financed Established 26 years.
McDONALD-WIGGINS COMPANY,
STOCKS AND BONDS,
256-257 BROADWAY. NEW YORK, y. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-08

C0T-PI E.-German, wife excellent cook. laun-
dTas,. man butler useful excellent references
ss1-SfO Industrial Association Employment
Nnancr 4 West A2d 81. ,Phone. 5-.O Bryant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-08

C0T5PLE-Cerman: wife cook launGr:es' man
GOODMAN. useful; hve years excellent refer
80. rify or country. A. S., Industrial Asso-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-08

THE STAND OAR D FASHION COMPANY
offers desirable permanent positions 70 young
women with a good knowledge OF dressmaking.
Apply on Wednesday morning, January nth, 10
Miss Campbell, STANDARD Fashion Co, l2-l6 Van
dam St, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-08

5,S,T-1T = -Chauffeur coachnan wife cook, first
Ciass. wages. $40: excellent personal refer
a,sss Industrial Association Employment
So-c, n West AGA st Phone, 52l0 Bryant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-08

NEWLY decorated house; large and small
rooms. III West SD at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-08

FTcsT TEHEfAN and hts wife would like posi-.
tton az chef butler or valet; wife as maid;
b,gbest references. Apply 20 Neale. 220 East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-08

for the last tventy-four hours, in comparison
with the corresponding date last year.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.


Rr.p-,.-, ,,rN everywhere wanted to can
vsss IT, sherman Rupture Appliance Call
or sd5yA., " F. Meehan & son. IA Thomas ST.
sAL,EsN.>, .rxperienced in New York State
cheese city trade &C., N"'''''' ~
Agency. sos, singer BIG.
sAI,Fs,t,,, understanding manufacture tool
steel. sI sno business Service Co. Agency. SOB
singer Bldg. -------------------
SALEsN eaualnted with architects and
builders "a sell brass specialties; Sl.2Oo
Business Service co. Agency. sos singer Bldg.
sALEey,N for Central South America. state
partieuIsrs and salary. Apply, by letter
only. 70 HALTER. SECRETARY, jersey city. \. J.
SUPERINTENDENT FOR erecting and finishing
pipe orrans In churches: Sl,SUO-S2, 400. Busi-
ness Service Co Agency. sos singer Bldg.
WANTEp-ealesmen Of ability and neat appear
ance to call on all merchants IN their territory:
elegant side line: convenient 70 carry: GOOD COM
missions: prornpt remittance. 4. sc, Belmont
Mfg. Co. Cincinnati. ohio.
WANTED.-Wide awake men, bookkeepers and
Insurance men preferred. to secure contracts
for mercantile Information. References re
CURED Uustiers can easily make $50 weekly.
Address 81. Box %. Tribune once.
-
Female.
mno. IikLeDUnI Tel. Bryant 6s07.
5o7 5TH AVE.
Supplies Families, schools, Institutions Etc.
Teachers Governesses, Nurses, Ladies' Maids.
Housekeepers. Secretaries. Companions. Etc.
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FOR SALE.
cAsT.oFF CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICES paid FOR ladies' and gentle
mems discarded evening and street costumes.
,swslry. etc Nine. Natal T$s 9Th ave. Phone
e70--Rrvsnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-08

5or-PIF-sj0: German; coachman and useful
J,ifa oood cook and laundress; personal refer
snces w Iatthswson's Agency, els 9Th ave-
ri s7s Bryant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-08

5-GT TFGE STUDENT (Japanese) wants light
ytoTZ In family; has good experience in DO,
-, astio work: excellent references very small!
! u IS 0kI. $50 East 5Ith 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-08

CoLCTTNTAN.-Single; thoroughly experienced ;
smart, willing worker; nor afraid OF . wo+K
.tpsr. useful; honest, references anywhere. NJ
Eae 3Sth ST.