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New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
JIU JITSU AIDS ARREST
Patrolman, in Stocking Feet,
Captures Man.

James Casey. feet l and powerfully
built. who. IL is alleged. throttled a woman.
was in turn tackled by Patrolman Selig-
man, the 'jiu-jitsu cop" last night and in
a few seconds was whmpering like a baby.
He wound UP in the East 67th street sta
ton. charged with assault and attempted
robbery
Seligman was about 10 go 20 bed and was
In his stocking feet at his home. No. 1863
Second avenue. when he heard a scream in
the hallway. He opened his bedroom door.
which looks into the hallway. and saw on
the ground floor one fight below. a man
throttling a woman. The fellow had his
hand over the woman's mouth and was
trying to take four diamond rings from her
finger. Seeing Selgman. he fed.
Clad in trousers and underShirt. Selisman
went down the stairs. four steps at a time.
By the time he reached the street the man
was half a block away. but the patrolman
caught him block from the house, at 6sth
street and Second avenue, anc turned him
over 10 Patrolman Weiss The woman said
she was Mrs. Bessie Siegel.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
Hotel Gramatan
Lawrence Park, Bronxyiile, n. Y.
FURNITURE.
FORECLOSURE SALES.

sLFREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
United states Trust Company NJ New York
plaintiff. against Anna r.. Daniel and others de-
PENDANTS.
In pursuance of Judgment % foreclosure and
sale duly made and entered IN the above en-
titled action. and bearing date the l3th dav OF
June 1910 T. the undersigned, the referee IN
said Judgment named viii sell ~ public auc-
ton. A. the New York Real Estate Saiesroorns
haitian. CITY of New York, on tha 94th day %
February. 1911. ~ T. o'clock noon on thar day,
by Daniel Greeuwad auctoneer. the premises
directed bv said Judgment 20 be sold. ara there
In described a. follows;
an that certain lot piece or parcel or land,
with the buildings and improvements thereol
erected. situate wing and being I'm the city OF
New York and bounded and described ss foiiovs'
VIZ. Beginning .ar point on the southelly side
O305i feet westerly from the corner formed BY
The intersection of the said southerly side Of S2d
Street with the westerly side of Columbus tor
parallel with the said westerly side OF Columbus
wall. one hundred and TWO 1O2) test tWo ~
riches 10 TIE centre line 81 the block between
Slst and S2d Streets. thence westerly. along said
ecntre line OF the block. twenty (2O feet. thence
uorharly again parallel with the said westerly
llO2, feet Two ~ inches 70 the said southerly
side OF SD street. and thence easterly, along
ne said southerlv side OF SD strset. twenty ,2oi
feet 90 the point or place OF beginning sald
premises being now known hv the street number
12s West s2d street. In the Borough ot Ma1hat-
tan of said citv.
subject 70 covenants and restrictions contained
in instruments dated the tst day % May, lSe@
ana recorded IN the New York County Registers
office on the 25th dav of January, 1869, IN Liher
1O7s or COnyeyanccs, page Az.
Dated New York. January q. 1911.
ALEXANDER BROUGH Referee
STEWART & sHEARER. ., Attorneys avs, Tor Plain,
Wall street. Borough Of Manhattan city OF
New York
he sold. its street numaer is l2s West SD
Street.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
JURY CRITICISED, BUT UPHELD
Court Says Verdict Is Contrary to Evl-
dence. but Lets It Stand.

Agreeing with counsel for the American
can Company that the evidence did not
fustify the verdict of $3.50 obtained by
Mr. Helen Quick. as administrators FOR
William r. quick, her husband VINO was
injured while in the employ Of the COM
nanv. Justice Sawyer nevertheless refused
- set aside the verdict given 10 Mrs.
quick
Tile case against the company had been
tried twice before. the p!ainuh receiving 4"
verdict on each trial the triaI justice
=, escb insta1cs setting the verdict aside
and ordering a new trial
II this were the first or even the second
trial" " said Justice SAWYER. u should gran
the defendants motion unhesitatingly.
There must come a time. however. when
the judgment Of the jury upon disputed
Questions OF fact shall be allowed TO stand
1,t,cro,ise our much vaunted system Of
,rial BIZ Jury would he reduced TO trial oy
f,iry in name only.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31

Ths Approximate amount q the lien or charge
u satisfy which the ove-described property Is
10 be sold ~ SIX thousand four hundred md
f1rtv-four and 32 100 Dollars SO i44 32l with
Interest thereon from the 30 DAY of Irnuary
i9iI togs>her with costs and allowance amount
Ing ID S375.l6 With interest from January 6th.
1911 together with the expenses OF the sale
The approximate amount OF me taxes. assess
to be allowed 10 fhe purchaa.r out = the Dur
chase money. or paid by the Referee u $3.50 RI
ara interest said premises viii bs sold subject
10 "a frst mortgage for $1,000. with interest at
the rate ~ 5lscC per annum from December l.
1910. subject 20 second mortgage f1r 50 eo
with interest a. fhe rate of g. per aunum from
December T. 1910. subject 70 anE Tenement
Uouse violations Cr Violations in any other de-
partmcnt of the tfty ~ New York aud to any
is pendens fied 10 enforce the same and Subject
70 any state of facts which an accurate survey
2 the premises would show.
Dated New York. January 9fh 1911
LEON KROSFELp, Reteres
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
COMMON STOCK ON BOARD
J s. Bacbe & Co. Get Proxies for the
Central Leather Election.

Is Rsobe & Co. who are sohcitihg
r-ov,es from the stockholders Of the Cen
'ra, Leather Company for the purpose ol
having the common stock holders repre-
,s1,ed IN the board. have sent another
letter 70 the stockholders, I'm wn'ch 'neS
ssd II was not their intention to iorce
payment of dividends on the common
mock unless conservative business Juos
rent should Justify them. but that WhaI
'ser wanted was reasonable representa-
zion on the directorate for the common
stock holders and issuance Of quarterly
reports. showing assets. iabihtes' ."
snd profits. i1 4 clear and businessiiAe
uav so -bst the stockholders might kno"
~ condition of the property. The letter
ssI further that while the last state
r,ent issued ay the company. dated De-
,euter 81. 1912. was not as full and clear
- 70 should oe. II indicated that the book
value o. tho common stock was about Sill -
q share
A member or The firm said YESTERDAY that
a. The rate proxies were coming in. >. :.
Bscae O. Co. would hc I'm q position 70
rsme az least three or four directors at
te aungsl meeting on February 70.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
WANTED CKINAMAN CAPTURED
susnected Participant in Assassination
Here Arrested in Hartford.

Chiuaman said by the police TO "' 30
Lee. and suspected as they asSe''' OF "
ing concerned in the asSaSalnati'n Oh ''"o''@
pcrg ana ule wouniins OF Qu'ns ioh@ III
Deccmber IN chinatown. was captured 'n
iJe-.eo.d conn. yesterday ana held for the
cov. York suthor,ies.
Ouong Dong was shol through me aod'-
ne, and throat and died the following
a., ouong TONG was shot IN the side and
1acoyered lie picked out the picture oi Ne
- 81, the gallery at Police Headquarters.
-, detectives say. and declared that he
,.as concerned In the murdefoOs attack on
% o,d hts partner In their grocery store.
a. No. 80. Peil street. -, r,.-,s,-,, -.
btte- ~ t,ke charge Of the prisoner and
,fi1o' ,i,n Lero for trial
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

10 following petition in bankruptcy Wa
n'a Tonorday in the United States III
ert Court
joseph : Ilmou. "a salesman. Of no. 90
ssss l-d street voluntary. LAabliiues az o. o.
- -; ~ assets OF the liaDilluts' N',o91' 30
tor money advanced 90 him by ne iol
l..,Is stock brokers charles Z. .lii1 1ilii1e =
,,tt'ner g. CO. sgo.M0: Wagner. ccha lh sc. o.
Heo. Siiefol. IIarnshciW q CO. Hl,s'1
1t PEI & Co. NI4; r.. 4. Mcln.ste q. q
r,s AHH Illnan & Co.. SJp' tia.i - - M
r.aer. &n9. D. r. WiilistOn a 60 -. q iot ~
,le Have S4Sg He owes the CttE -, ~
a'F York s-e5 FOR uersonal taxes. on which
'"0 Judgments have been obtained
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
FIRE DAMAGES ARTISTS STUDIO
Carlo Blox Making Progress Against
the Blaze When Firemen Arrive.

Il IS supposed that a chahns dish lamp
caused fire in the apartment Of Carlo
Blox. an artist. on the fourth floor OF the
studio building at No 81 West 51th street
at 1l:3o o'clock last night. The damage
amounted 20 about $50 Blox had lighted
the lamp and started out Of the house
when q Dasser-by called his attention 20
the smoke pouring from one Of the win
doWS. BloX rushed into the building and
patroman turned in an alarm. The artist
was making good progress in cXtingulshlns
the flames when the tiremen arrived.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
osT sANKsOoKs.

TINKBOOK No $40 4Ol OF the Union Dime sav-
ings Bank is missing. Any person having
claim 10 IL il hereby called upon % present ne
came within ten days or submit 10 having SAID
rgssbook cancelled and new one issued
PKYTSEOOK No. 353.6sS OF the Union Dime say
irgs Bank Is missing ANY person having
claim 10 IL s hereby cal!el upon % present me
e,rlie within ten days or submit 10 having SAID
rassbook cancelled and a new one issued
ICST-Bankbook No. gs3e3s Bank for Savings
$50 4th ave. New YORK. Payment stopped
Please return book 20 bank ------.--
7 Og,r-Pan<book No So. 459 Of Dry Dock say
trrs Institution ANY person having claims
,,,o1 said book g. called upon 10 present the
-s-,.e 10 Inc bank within thirty cays or the said
teok viii De- declared cancelled and extingui-ned
and a new our issued in lieu thereof
= oST OR STOLEN -Bankbo0k NJ. 5d2,:34 of
tha German Savings Bank IN tho city OF New
YORK corner 4th ave. and lith So. issued 20
rlonrad Hepp and Nilheimine Hepp. All persons
arc cautioned against negotiating the same. II
F, on returned 70 the bank on the 2lst day u Feb
rlary. 1911 a duplicate viii le issued
lost Or STOLEN -Bankbook No. 5s49S6 NJ
the German savings Bank ~ the City of New
York corner an ave. and iith ST., issued 90
Minnie Hepp In trust for Charlotte Hemp. AZ
rsrsous are cautioned against negotiating tho
saue. II not returned 20 the hank on the 2ist
Cav OF February. 1911. duulicate Will be issued.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
ABE ATTELl BREAKS ARM
Bout with Kilbane Stopped in
Fourth Round.

weight champion of the world. broke his
arm in the fourth round of a scheduled ten
round bout with Tommy Kilbaue here TO-
n!ght The hght was stnpned at once
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
GRADUATION AT wADLEieH.

prc hundred and fifty young women SUI
psa's Of WadIeieh High School wore s."u,
'@'id last night The exercises were n'i"
= 'th' assembly room O., the school ITO
fss'r Henry suzaiio. or Teachers CoHess'
80. 80 Dr James Leo. 4 district snperln,-
l9ent of schools delivered addresseSS
p. Kelley. of the local school Do'Iu'
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
IAN GIRL RuNAWAYs CAUGHT.

sordcntown, \ J~ Jan. 7o.-T~o girls
u.bo gave their names as Peari bioodsood'
y, Bayonne, and Madeline Donderl' ar. OF 10, Iio-
% In. who escaped from The state Home
% Girls. In Trenton. on thursday were
- by the police to-day IN inc nome of
,,,.,,.ar Ditamus. negro in MN street
".nen the officers entered the place they
were unelooeted and viii be sent back TO
trenton
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.


NURSERY GOvERNEss-North German. re-, re-
fined young. good sewer: best reieTeiiTtss Wy
or country: wages. $50. Call AZ Lang y i5oe'i''
or Company Agency ~ 20 ~ West odd ST.
SEA MISTRESS. first cass: understands cutting
and fitting. very meet hnIsher. references. soV'
city on country. Fiaherty's Agency, 40 1oiui'-
hus ave. Tel. ~ River. -----e
TWO NEAT GERMAN GIRLS cook, soodi
baker. excellent laundress; chamoernala an an
waitress. city or country: highly reconhshue''
Morrow's Agency. I2l Lexington IT. ave
1IyO SWEDISH GTRI.-Cook. good baker any
sryle coOlSirEl vaitress-pS Sriorulaid. Doth -iil
uetcnt: -0gethrr Sc arate. anv dlstsNre' WI
rows Agenrv. 12i Lexington ave, Snr'l-r ,'i',-
WAITRESS. makes al salads: understands SER
ing wines. can carve; excellent Teie,SISes ,SS
Miss Margaret Smiths Agency. - Nest "a 1''
Phone 3o39 Bryant.
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAID; very neat
North Of ireland girl. good waitress Eyou
a-,raararce. understands her duties and is oolls-
ne FTahertv's Agency . isJ columbus ave
Tel. 81 River.
WAITRESS. Protestant. very neat; thorougnIy
eompstent. excellent references, city or couh-
try Mrs Golfers Agency. i5I 4tn ave- he@'
3lst st
WAITRESS s-PARLORMATD-First class swed-
ish oirI. excellent waitress. best or references.
Csterberg's Agency. ZIG Lexington ave le'' '"
Plaza.
WAITRESS and PARLORMAID-Capab Pm
nsh girl city or country. has very ku'lu - -
oronce Jussila Agency. $50 Lexington ave
Tel 4.5s Plaza. ~ -
Jy0pE[TXG HOTsEKEEPER.-In priests house
irish. very competent. eight years eSpetIenitt it
e,relI4nt references. city or country Ju'le"
Arercy. a West 42d -. Tel i3sl-bryah'-
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
CARPET CLEANING.

N- y. CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM Old CAkPEIs.
Prices Reasonable send fOr circular
Tel 4692-fGo3 RrFant 49'-t95 W, f3'll ~
5-1PFTT-T- CARPET CLEANING CO.-Cleans
h,, ror,Dressed air. steam, hand or or noor
t-Ts broadway 421 East 4Sth 81. COE
uoA NDT Tel I32--3Sth.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
soNn
centre Inc Of tie block.
sIST ST


The approximate amount OF the lien or charge
10 satisfy which the above described property is
20 be- Sold Is Sl9i1 40. viii interest thereon
from the I'D day Cf APRIL 1910. together with
costs and allowance amounting 20 SJ3IOT. to
gether with the expenses or the sale. The ap-
rrt innate amount Of the taxes. srnents and
voter rates OF other liens, 10 be allowed 20 the
purchaser out OF the Iurchace money paid by
The referee. is 81 GIG II and Interest.
Dated New York. January q. 1911.
ALEXANDER BROUGH. Referee.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW YORK
saul Lefk0witZ. Plaintiff against Fallak
Nunan e al. Defendants.-In pursuance oc a
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly made and
date the 9th day of January, 1911. !, the under
signed the Referee in said judgment named. will
sell at public auction. ar the Exchange Sales
room Nos l4-l6 Nesey street, ~ the Borough
~ February. 1911 az l. O'Clock noon on that
dav by Ioseph p. DAY. Auctioneer. the premises
directed By said judgment q be sold. and therein
described as follows All that certain lot or
erected situate. lying and being IN the city or
New York bounded and described follows:
beginning az a point on the southerly side Il
iO,b street distant seyenty-two G2i feet westerly
RON First Avenue. thence runnins southerly and
naraIIel with First Avenue ninety-two (92l feet
ard three ~ inches. thence westerly parallel
with 10Th street twenty- eight (2s) feet thence
rortherly parallel with First Avenue ninety-two
qa, feet and three l3l inches 20 10Th Street. and
thence easteriy along the same tweniy-eight ,2s)
faet 10 the point or place OF beginning. said
prenlses being known and by the street num-
her 30 East 10th street.
Dated New York. January 9Th. 1911.
LEON kRONFELD. Referee.
SIMMONS & HARRIS Attorneys for PLAINTIFF
i0s Broadway. Borough ti Manhattan. New
--,s following is diagram ~ the property tn
q. sold. is street Number IL 2fO East 10th
street ,o.,- -..
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
ensINEss CHANCES.

CAPITALISTS. PROMOTERS. MANUFACrJ X
EPS -Hav4 invented machine which viii save
en- 600 per anuum. can be built FOR $500 apiece
iarge profits: need only small capital Tor start;
ONLY parties with reacy cash conslaere'' LII"
Cultivating. Box ts. Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
WORK WANTED.
Male

Male
A r. A NJ desir,s position Tit5 - vhoIess,e
dress A.. Bo, T.. Irihun" ofice.
BRIGHT LAD ased Il. REQUIRES any lig6t duty duty
in house OF shop. Waldorf Agency, j. st
33d 81. Phone. 800 Madison.
CHAUTFDI R-Sooer -oiOreo wishes position.
city or country. best references. Charles
Jackson. IS Gay st.. N,w York 'ii'.-
DR RAFTSMAN--Jurior archi-ectural. o. Tea-s
experience. references IS. L.. p. g. Boz
"a. Hastines-on-Fu y. r
ENGINEER good mschnso. able 10 make
all repairs understands 'orllss dynamo ard
Tee machinerv; wants steady position. Hugo
Wolters. $50 East a6th -
FIRST Class ENGINEER and machinist. eS-
pert on repairing and improving any lianl.
wages moderate. .. ~ -. IrinGue one
HEAD WAITER sober i0dustrious. conscciea-
house. moderate wages. Is. r. O., Tribune Of
PACKER and PORTER -Swedc; married. in
wholesale house good references, hFe Fedrs
iu last Dlsco a. Berglurd, il2 knickcroocher
ave.. Grooklyu
PORTER or JANITOR-Elderi, man sore,' not
afraid cf work. painter. talsoniner good rtI-
erencas Bush ls9e Pacific s;. Brcoklvn.
SALESMAN -Experierce: hardware. agateVaIre'
ETC.. wishes position wno'caalc or retail L.
BOX 8 Tribune Office
SALFSWAN. bookkeeper once manager. cor
desires 10 connect with business hous.. Aou-
ity. BOX q. Trinu7e off-e.
X0T-NG MAN. ~. know edge or nNuhhNFf
ing stou0gIaphv typewiiung. QUICK neutef
good pnuwar. wishes position with advance
uent. highest references. !. O., Tribune 'I-
fee.
V07-TG MAY Wishes employment evenings ~
any kind NJ w.rh. clerical preferred. ear b' on
hand AT O'Clock. 3d. Eo1 -, Tribune oTl''.
yOT-\C NAN. 10 would like Co lean business
,.rer. fftIrr IS assured and whers good work
,,fI warrant advancement. can furnish uts. i-l-
,rcnces. W-itc ~ w. 1860 - ave
Female.
-oNpA ANTON-Rv "a lady ot exec. ont birth.
.I.a~f,,f competent. refined. good reader.
r,,. MOI I'M .-iral. ~ good traveller. capable or
i.f,, r5sefrI ir many W+. reference "Xcnangri.
A.dr,-s " J.. E1N 64, Tribune Uptown Once,
1864 B1oadNay-
ICf7I-ssN A[ISC. Artistic 3ressmadinr. hne it,
tsr -ssiguar- viii maze street, evening gowns.
et ,rae.r5tIe prices. rcmCte Hing, customers
.tt.J az their residences. exceptionally ll5h
grade work. mourning oI-dis. lhon- 5'''
MUmingside.
DPFSSMAKER-A high class dressmaker
wishes To sew f9- few ladies' smart gowns re-
r-odeiiaE. home preferred, OUT J. thompson
80 West l29th e.
DRF,SSMAKER-A thoroughly competent dress
maker. ve~fect sitter. reno *llins a specially .
out s. 80 per Gay Call or address DressinakrI'
81 East l3oth ST. --.-.--
s..tIP TREATMENT. facial massage, sham
f-Oir- lairlressins. marituring NJ lddles
retfterres Reasonable. Trib-ne Hlren ETailcA'
Dob Us -sf l-1tl 81
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31

Engravins and Printing Washington. n. G..
January p. 1871 Sealed proposals viii % 70
ccived AZ tas ohse undl p. M hondSy.
beginning July /. 1911 On. following classes or
supplies. viz: PAPER Box Blanks Paper. otc.,
Tinders' supplies. and Paper for Postage stamps.
The proposal. must De received not later than
m time above stated. but they VIII not -
orenad until ~ a. u. Monday. May Is. 1914 on
which date at the hour named they will ha
opened and recorded in Tire presence of h.dders
IL, the offce y tho Director OF Bureau. Awards
viii be- ma le only 20 established manufacturers
of or dealers a. the articles The right re-
served 20 reject any or all bids or parts ~ bids
Blank forms with specifications Tor proposals
End further information win De furnished In -
tending bidders on application 10 JOSEPH F.
PALPH. Director of Bureau.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF
Eugraving and Printing Washington y. C.
January 90. i9li-sealed proposals VIII be re-
ceived at this office until D. M. McuGav. Feb
beginning July I. i9tl the following classes -
supplies. viz: Textiles, ETC. Hardware and Er-
grsNcrs SupOlrs. The proposals must ba re-
cfitsd no. later than the time above stated bur
they VIII not De- opened until la 4. NJ. on re-
sncctlve dafcs as follows Textiles, etc. Frisay
NAV % tai1. Hardware. SATURDAY.. Nav ~
1911 and EngraNcrs' supplies THURSDAY Mav
-. 1911 on which dates at che hour named they
viii bee opened and recorded in tho presence %
o.dders ln ths office of the Director og the 81,
rsau. Awards Will Boz made on'v 20 esfahliShed
manufacturers az. or dealers In. the articles
The rieht rs reserved 20 reject anv o. all bids
on PARTS 90 bios Blank forms With speci-ca-
tions FOR PROPOSALS and further Information viii
b. furnished intending bidders On application h,
.CSEPH Z RALPH. Director OF Bureau
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
enale

COOKS. Mattresses. parlormaids. ladies maids.
married couples. buffers. Nalets, hous"ke"p-
prs govcrnesses Industrial Association En-
plovroaut Agcucv. Il West f-d. Phone J2lO
Bryant.
TELEPHONE or. .NTOP.-YouuC woman. for
switchboard. u..- ue experienced and reside
on the East Side Apply 20 The Hilhurst lo4-
16o East 91st sf.
VISITING ASSIST ANT-Ecfner home. nothing
rrAris'. as-v hourE. 50 month. The Hopkins
Eaucation0l Agency. j07 5th ove.. t"i- i2i and
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31

ADVERTISEMENTS and SUB.
Scorpions for THE TRIBUNE
will be received at the following
Branch Offices at Main Office
Rates: 1904 Broadway. ISL East
l2sth ST., 2o3 West llSth ST., lN
East l4th ST.. lo% Stb Ave. and
1885 I'd Ave.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
RSIONS.
EOR SALE.

BIG BARGAINS-slightyu used Office furniture
desks. typewriters. cash registers addIhS
dressing machines. time clocks. partitions, cnecK
rrotect6rs bookcases NATHAN. White 81.
BILLIARDS pool and new patent combination
ing allev builders. Dccker's 100 East 9Th 81
rrsfab shed 1850.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

GARDENER-By first class all around gar
cener. florist and farm manager; - years ~
all improvements: satisfactory credentials Ac-
dress Gardener Box Sl4. Morristown. y. J.
GARDENER and florist: by neat single man.
horse. Barry. care Mrs. Finnsgan 656 81 ave.
GARDENER. Single. long practical experience;
thoroughly understands gardening IN all us
oest references Address G. A, NJ. as Clinton
ST. brooklyn.
GARDENER-En - married. win fam
iv. thoroughly competent. lie experiences
seeks private place. best references Godfrey 40
y oss ave, Nonkers
GARDENER. Married no family: German:
thoroughly conversant with his calling on a
private place. expectations moderate. Herman,
care Elliott & sons. AZ Vesey 81.
GARDENER.-small family: private place.
where ability Is appreciated; conyersant with
landscapinS Duncan. care of EiIotts seed-
store " Nesey 81
GARDENER. farm superintendent OF both life
experience: ii Years IN America. good grower
aHd landscape gardener; single, 81. J. :
Mednigy. 34l East Jbth 81
HEAD WAITER-Sober. INDUSTRIOUS copscien-
tious, best references; city or -out-0f-town
house. moderate wages. g. OConnor. So 6th
HoUST=WORKER- -Jap7ne77 as hoIseworE1s.
good private family. city or country has best
refelence. X. 5. Al East i9-h e.
HOCSEMAN or second man. competent will
ing generally useful. neat ard obiigins: city
SIS 6th ave. Tel. is Bryant
HoTsEWO WORKER.-Japanesc. excellent cook. a.
genera n0use~crser' city or country; has
personal reference. Hama. 81 tast 10Th 81
USEFUL MAN.-S2o swede. gertemsns
place. horses. COWS chickens etc; good ref
erences H, Matthevsons Agency, SIS 9Th
WANT position on farm or garden; also coach
man; best kind ~ reference: ten years eN-
perience. all kinds Of work is married man.
Charles Rlchho, i32 Dupont 81. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
HELP WANTED.
Male

Male.
CANVASSERS, house TO house, IN
greater New York, on a newspa-
per proposition; good pay to ener-
eetic workers. Apply Room 3l4,
Tribune Building.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31

ltoiual ct A1-H''t 1-V - "'h dF'.1 Nil'
floor
FARM MANAGER. -- ON gentleuanS estate
North ~ ireland Protestant. understands farm
ing iu all branches raising and care Ct 5ll stock
sheep. poultry. and handling men. wife hr-t class
butter maker, wei recon mmeudci. Carpenter 5
AEsncv. 154 9th ave.
GERMAN COUPLE. over - ,ro children. for
small farm: man farmer. useful. woman Gen
sral houscwork man must understand driving
milking and gardening. woman neat house kee per O.
both sober. reliable. owner professional man
family ~ three. Address. with references, Mrs
Z. 4. Kirkland. 97J AlGul e., The Bronx, New
York.
WANTED Young man 10 travel Address T.
NJ BOX II. Tribune Ofice.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31

- S,ines. an carve. excellent references
Miss Margaret SMITHS Agency. - Nesi iZd 81
pbp-.a 9n.n pryauf
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31

TWO SWEDISH GTRI.S-Cook. good baker ANY
sr,le co0<irrl. v-aitress-ps riOrulaid. botn cam
ret4rt. .opethrr sefarate: anv distsnce. Nor
80. A ann.r -aI IarImrfOn ave. Cnrrtr actn.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31

WAITRESS Protestant. very neat; thorougnIy
eornnstent. excellent references. city or couh-
trv Mrs. Golfers Agency. +57 Attn ave. near