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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-20
LEAP YEAR DANCE
AT CARROLL CLUB
INTERESTING AFTER EAsrER
AFFAIR LARGELY ATTENDED.


One o. the preftiest social anAirs Of
the after Easter season ~as the seieci
leap year dance. given In the Carroll
club auditorium Friday evening BY .
number Of young ladies Of this city.
and the event proved TO be a delight
ful success In every detail
The parlors were prettiiy decorated
with pink and white carnations.
while he hall and auditorium were
artistisally trimmed with japanese
decorations and was lighted by magic
lanterns hung about the ceiling. pres
enting a scene OF great beauty. Potted
ferns and palms were tastefully ar
ranged about the floor.
The affair was formal and In the
nature OF a leap year party. The in
vitations were I'm the shape Of a heart
and other appointments were appro-
pirate OF the occasion. Cards were
played in the parlors and dancing
formed the diversion from 9 until
o'clock. A buffet luncheon was
served
Music for the occasion was render
ed by Meister's full orchestra. assist
ed by Prof. Miller. OF Pittsburgh.
The affair was planned under the d.
rection OF Miss Alberta Fox, and she
was assisted by the following COM
mittee: Elizabeth Kuglen. kathleen
Mathison, Bess Mehen, Esther He'll,
Marie Fox. Emma Gundling, Julia
Patton and Bess Welty.
The cheperons were Mrs. Truschel,
Mrs. Carl Laing. Mrs. Henry Hess,
Mrs. Earnest Billiard, Mrs. James Col.
Inns, Mrs. Chas- Aul, Mrs. Will Weiss
and Miss Mary Hoffman.
The following were those present:
Misses.
Lizzie Kuglen. Mary Cook
Alberta Fox. Bertha Schiller.
Anna Weir. Helen Leonard.
Eva Blum. Catherine Leonard.
Marie Fox. Miss Kane.
Bess Mehen. Anna O'Conner.
Bess Welty. Marie Freismuth.
Esther He'll. Miss Noble.
Julia Patton. Miss Anderson
Clara winEerter. NJ. Farrell.
Adelaide Weber. Kathryn O'Neill.
Emma Gundling. Carrie Erb.
Regina Lutz. Adale Charteber.
Helen Lutz. Emma Zoeckler.
Cornelia Zoeckler. Bess Moore.
Kathleen Mathison. Gertrude Stauver.
| Minnie Aul. Eta Noyse.
Mary Sweig.
Mr.. and Mrs.
Morgan Nester. VIII GundlinE.
| VIII Weiss. Harry Cochran.
Charles Aul. Joe McGuigan.
Harry Truschel. Mccoy.
Earnest Billiard. Doc Coyla
Frank OBrien. Colman
Mary Hoffman. NJ. Reardon.
Henry Hess. Dan Hile
James Collins. VIII Wingerter
VIII Cruise. Robert Snider.
Jesse Bremen I NJ. Oates
Charles Smith.
Messrs
John Maurer. MIR. Amick
Bud welty. bernard Fisher
George Green. Mr. Han
John Mathison. Gus Weitzel
Charlie Severe William Hen
william Nogler. Robert Snider
Paul Burke. MenRe- Truschei
Edward Schiller. Henry Gundling
a. norman. George Cochrane.
henry Schivetler. NJ J. Cullinan.
BerHle Alexander. Russell Bremen
| Joe Giesey. Jas McAIlister
cap MitcheH- Warren Otte.
Joe warwick. Albert Ike.
Lew StauVer. Mr.. SeabriRht
ar. Blair. Mr.. Coleman.
| Gus Harttong. Aiphonse TInRert.,
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PERSONAL ITEMS

James Wilson. OF this city. spent
Thursday in Pittsburgh. looking after
business interests.
Miss Minnie Dague. OF Sand Hill
district, left yesterday afternoon for
Michigan where she will spend several
weeks as the guest Of relatives.
A F. Wilmoth. OF Elklns. w. Va,
spent yesterday in this city. looking
after business interests.
Mrs. J. VI. Rigs. who has been the
guest OF her mother. Mrs. Hendrix,
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VIII Meet Today

In the board OF trade rooms at .
O'Clock this afternoon VIII be held a
meeting OF the civic department OF the
Woman's club. and an interesting pro
gram will be read. The study OF the
city charter will be continued. The
discussions will be as follows: Fl
nances.' by Miss Wharton: Taxa
ton" by Miss Julia Mayer: Fran
chises.' by Mrs. H. NJ. Kimberland
"A More Beautiful City" by Mrs. Tay,
lOr
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w. w. M A. A cIuh

The members OF the W. W. NJ. A. NJ.
club we're delightfully."- entertained
Thursday evening by Miss Hazel Kirk
at her home on the National road,
Fulton. Several hours were spent
with sewing and other diversions. fol.
lowed by a social session. Refresh.
ments were served.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
Greek Miner. Playing With Gun, Is
Victim Of Serious Accident.

Special Dispatch to the Inteliieencer.
ST. CLAIRSVILLE. O., April 10
George Berazos. a Greek miner. while
playing with a gun, was shot in the
left shoulder when the gun was acct
dental'y discharged. DIR. p. B. CHM
was called and dressed the injury,
which is not serious.
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WARRANT FOR MERCHANT
ALLEGES FORGERY
nj Dispatch to the IptelnEeneer.

Special Dispatch to the InteIIigeneer.
kEHSER. W. Va. April ia
warrant has been sworn out by John
". Parker before Squire Doyle. OF
keyser. against John A. Neach. for.
mer manager for John \. Veach &
Co. OF burlington. charging him with
forgery. This adds another chapter 10
a sensational business transaction in
this section.
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Miss Knoke Gives Shower.

Miss Rhea Aieagie. o. South War
wood, gave a delightful bric-a-brac
shower az her home Thursday evening
In honor, of Miss Irene Knoke. daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Knoke. who
Is TO be married Sunday to Mr. Ben
jamin Clark. OF East Twenty-ninth
street, Wheeling. Miss Knoke is one
OF the most popular young ladies' of
the younger set OF this town. and has
a host OF friends in this vicinity and
In Wheeling. many OF whom attended
the shower. The evening was most
delightfully."- spent. and just before the
departure OF the happy crowd a de
licious luncheon was served by the
hostess. The marriage will take
place In Wheeling. with a Presby
terrain minister officiating.
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DANCING Ctass

The weekly dancing class OF Miss
Eleanor Patterson was held yesterday
afternoon in the ball room Of the
Straiford hotel and was largely at
tended. 4 novel program OF dance
music was carried out.
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EspanIta Dance.

The Espanita Club will give their
next dance Monday evening. April %.
at Wheeling Park pavilion. Meister's
orchestra will furnish the music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-20

A pleasant party was given Thurs.
day afternoon az the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. william G. HandIan In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-20
JuerGenS Bakery
General Baking Company
McColloch St. between 36tn and 37th Sts.,
Wheeling and Wellsburg, W. Va
Contest ends August 18th, 1912.

honor of the third birthday OF their
daughter. little Sarah Jane Handlan.
The hours were from to 3. and a
delightful time was spent by the lit
tie folks.
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LIS pENpENs.

srH AVE. w Q, 100 II Of lS2d st, 1s1iz75.
Pauline Boettger agt James Hennessy et al
foreclosure o. mtg); attorneys BshdIeF O
Mas. IA
ealI; New YORK Life Insurance Co e. al agt
FANNIE Click q az tameud foreclosure OF
,ntgJ: attorneys, Cary & Carroll.
CLEVELAND PIa lS; Crescent star Keaity
% azt Michael Brigante et al foreclosure OF
rdgl attorney, 4 y Pape. - -..-.. -
RROOME ST, 435. Trustees % the Presortery
Of NeV York at sarah Nae.hing et al tore
closure OF r1tgD. attorneys. Merrill Rogers:
WALTON AVE, n c cCr q HaTkstone 81, -. ,
1Ssii: Harold swan agt Robert Byars ct Al
,aneafed foreclosure ot three mtgD; attorney,
Y Swain. -,
BEDFORD ST. s cor o. Commerce 81, 2x
90 Bedford 81, y; william Massey agt samuel
Horowitz e. al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney
Birkhahr -. ,,o.
FULTON AVE. ~ cor OF l7Wh A., lSo12s0;
Charles Frazier e. al aZt Liberty Brewing co
ct al foreclosure Of Mtg; attorneys, Rose K
Putzel. $500
WHITE PLAINS RID r, l7o.lo II 3 OF 2le!i
81 ~ ex49.lGx irreg; Julius Wolf agt Adelaide
Burlando Ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney
Acker 80 -.
% AVE. g cor % 18Th 81, 5o.SViO0: Mar
rnre,te Griffith agt Dayid-Lena Cohen Co et
al foreclosure q ntg) attorneys, Duer' strong
& Whitehead.
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MECHANICS LIENS.

-,,--u,p AVE. 1881; Morris Gitelson act
-, CcIica Rasltv co, owner ana contractor; ST..
LEIptsrlttKsOS AVE, " $, 30 II n OF Pontiac pl.
cGZioO 70 Terrace p; Diedrich Gercksn ae /.
g1,paa.l"atS sartini g. Parido SantiuL owners, )
Eastto',i &, 20. contractors; SOL IS.
yyyVy;OGsTER ST. OF: Sterling Ceiling ano
,,tsjny CO az; estate Of James Flomerfelt,
.ala.-e and Contractor; jacob. David ]. John
o.ns15 cS-iab Flonerfcit. Martha J brown,
a,a,-,5 NeIIch Emma Cole, Rachael Smith.
IT,,,iisa Cramer, Josephine Fessenden Anna I
Jayiord ard John Klein, owners: JAMIE s5nh .
- e syi A Fesseuden. contractors; S22o.
yeTT sT. - East; Harry Rosenbaum Iron
,,-e-ts at trustees Of the Sailors snug Hsr-
,,oT owner: Robert Scott, contractor; SIS c..
NsTH AVE g e cor 29th ST, lSxlOO: sam
,,osen AIT Ellen Gordon, owEer and contractor;
$50 r--,..- l~.....o-, - q, sy.
y.,l+o A Murphy, owner; W J Lawlor, con
HSIvTrSYiS15ToE AVE. 1895: Louis Boscher ast
posi x Benaim. owner ard contractor S4l ~
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CREATIONS.
The Bronx,

WASHINGTON AVE, 1917; 70 sly brk
tsnrat, g. 6xs7: Fred Knur, 2Ss West DIST g.
owner; Bruno " Berger & son, III bioie
House architects: cost. $500
10TH ST, 772 10 8 "a sty frame dwlg, 99.SX
I02: William J Gabel, on premises, owner
Philip 4 Ga0el. so 5th ave- architect cost
IVAN NEST AyE, 8 S, IS Il Of Van Buren,
-. 20 a . sty frame slaughter house, 2s.bsx
ygnrv Nordheirn, 1857 fremont ave architect
cost. 95N
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,.,,.v,sr MAYER TO Lima Mayer: 81.
rifle GUARANTEES and Trust 20 70 De'4 ~
NCa-t,s r Pierce exr, 70 Julius SieBuert q a.
.,,.isss q sssts); 1891 81. ,,oo
Kathls DsnzeiSen TO George G, Eneei' % IN
Pc T Vinkler 70 Egbert WinkieT; -, lOV,
SIay cohen and ano TO Meyer Po!asensky; 81
JJ1eS,,t /, Young to Ann Preston; S3,~o
Fiaretto Construction Co 70 FRANK "li'e'
500. -. r., 60 --,,,s r,zurance Co OF
New )fk; $4,000. -, =, r,.,,,. 90.
yCHH 80 iana 10 Margaret Watt; 81
ESsiles W Berg to hecker-Jones-Je"eh
selling Co. omitted. , 49,, r. %
IaTyels Title InsurSnce and Trust 20 u
r. s~yers Mortgage Co; $4,000.
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sURRoGATE's NOTICES.

sURPoGATE'S COURT - wESTCHESTER
County.--In the Matter ~ the Application
for Letters OF Administration on tho Goods,
Chattels and Credits Of George g. henzes:
Deceased TO the Creditors OF the tState or
George G. Menzies. Dece1sej:--Ploase Take
Notice that Alexander J. Mcnzies, the petl-
toner herein, intends 70 apply 70 tho Surro-
gates Court OF the County OF Westchester, for
Letters OF Administration on the Goods, chat
tells and Credits Of George G. Menzies, de-
ceased with a modified secrrity, pursuant 70
the provisions OF Section 2G84 Of tho Code OF
Civil Procedure OF the State OF New York; and
YOU and each o? you are hereby notified and
yeauirod by virtue OF the Aforesaid provisions
OF section 1904 OF the sald Code, and In pur-
suance OF The order made for that purpose oy
Hon Frank V. Millara. the said Surrogate,
dated September goth, 1912. 10 present any
ena al claims thnt you may have against me
Tstate OF George c, Menzies. deceased, 10 the
raid Surrogate Of the County % Westchester.
al his ONCE IN the Comfy Court House. IN
the Village OF White Pllins. Westchester
County New York. on or before the lth DAY
OF November, 1912: at or after which time the
PENALTY of the bond TO lie given for security
Nv the petitioner TO whom Letters or Admins
tration herein shall be granted. is 10 be hxed
by the said Surrogate.
Dated September 9th, Isl2
Attorney for Petitioner,
Irvington ". Y.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER 80.

StPIEMBEK 30.
FREMONT AVE. n cor Ia Fontaine ave
a-orx Roofing and WsterprOohng co agt L
SsnoIeon Levy 81 al; Sept =. 1912: $50.
SSXF PROPERTY: Louis Marks agt same;
seit7 1912: S6Ss IS.
,an1e. Aug "a. 1912, sS96
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for Tho Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE. No. 1854 Broadway. between seth and
s7th ste, until O'Clock .. m
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DIRE SM AKiNG.

WOOL FoR DREssNaKiN0. so west
IsAih Et. Phone Audubon 1895. Largo
M S ron provided WIZ sewing machines
tneir own sewing under competent In
.s1Wtor. 75c. single lessons. 10 lessons So,
,.sv,ulng each patron 10 use Of machines,
re.ss and Instructions during sessions. In
iraang services Of cutting and fitting. Moth
ssr q iis bind g. the city.
NonfErENT filter. good dTessmaker. desires
's~lns private family 81 daily; references.
=. BOZ g. tribune Uptown Office, 1864 Broad
KFP--C Competent: makes and ro-
models; chlidren's speciality Juliet. 1928
"a" l2th st Tel. f0s StuYvesant
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
Administrators fall money maker ever
placed in hands OF agents. demonstrated
frst minute: order taken second minute; sample
free " w Ransud, IA MeTimack st,
Haverhill, Mars.
] MADE s5OOOO IN years with a small mail
order business. began with So free book
let; tells how. Hencock BOSS. tockport NY.
YOUNG NAN for position IN ajvertis &c
once OF local newspaper: outside work;
liberal commission basis to start; chance for
advancement 800 Tribune Building
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Female.

Female.
IRWIn'S AGENCY, ~, we. s9s 1it es. Ysrse'
Private families, estates. farms, corporations
supplied with best rnale and female help.
HOIIsEWORKER for the country; must DO
a good cook and laundress Trustworthy and
reliable. only thoss with best references need
apply: send copy OF references; FAMILY or
two: two Ia outside help: must be Protestant;
state wages. p o. Box 81, Hempstead. l. l.
OFFICE WORKER (Christian). experience not
necessary: must be apt with figures; hours
$50 70 .: $3.50 10 start Ryan d Saunders 70
Sullivan sf .ity
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PROPOSALS.
CONTRACT %.

CONTRACT -.
SEALED BIDS will be received BY tie hoard
Of Ra,er Supply. AT It's Offices, seye tn floor.
1sj Broadway. New York. until IL A. u. on
October 70, 1912. Tor Contract 81. 70: furnish
Ing and electing, complete, three s'eei noats
ing tho waikiki. Hudson and ',roton Lake
slphons Of Catskill squeduct. estn about l2A
feet IN outside diameter. ana 22l., 30 ana 25ts
fee; In height, respectively; also furnishing and
delivering $50 feet OF steel discharge pipe with
guides for HUDSON or Croton Lake siphons. and
approximately 1900 pounds OF miscelIeneous
towns o. Gardiner. Ulster County; Fishkill.
ogtehsa County. and Yorktown. Westcheste'
County. New York
publicly opened and read. Pamphlets contain
'rg information for Bidders, and contract draw
rg car be obtained al the above address by
depositing the sum Of ten dollars $40 for each
pamphlet For further particulars see lnfor-
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES n. CHADWICK,
conrsis,;olers OF the Board Of Water Supply.
JOSEPH r MoRRIsSEY, Secretary.
pKOP0s rs FOR EQUIPAGE. = DEPOT
Grays Ferry Road. philadelphia, September
q. 1912 sealed proposals. In triplicate. sub
t,set 70 the usual conditions will be received
here until II O'Clock A. NJ. october Q, 1912,
and then opened for furnlshinr and deliver.
ing al this depot: 10000 Bedsacks; 10000
Bed cattors: 200 Tent Pole Ferrules; 80
fields for National Six Coiofs: E.eVO yefds
Percale; 800 Mosquito Bar Rods. Standard
samples can be seen and speclheations,
blanks for proposals. and full Information
WI be furnshed upon application at this
indors.6 Proposals for Eduipage, to 90
opened October g. 1912" Major @. LeR.
IpWlN. Acting Depot Qusrterrns.ter.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. G..
September %, 1912.--Sealed proposals VIII
q received at this Office until o'clock
NJ. october fst, 1912, for the construe-
aon OF sewers in the District OF Columbia.
Worms OF proposals., specifications and neces-
sry information may be obtained from tho
Snisf Clerk, Engineer Department. Room
20. District Building. Washington. y. 9.
gsySo II. RUDOLPH. JOHN A. JOHNSTON,
WV v JUDsoN, Commissioner y. G.
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING. - ARMY
= Building. Whitehall street. New York CITY,
y. T., September g. 1912 --Sealed proposals,
V riplicats, will be received here until
geock p NJ. October 49, 1912 and then
pensd. for furnishing and delivering al either
ne New York, Boston, Philadelphia. Chicago
81 Louis Depots Of the QuarterrnaBters
svspsrtment. $40 900 IRIS. Drawers. summer:
isooe prs. Gloves. white. cotton. and 10000
snSerlhirts. cotton Information upon applics-
va ~ GRAY ZALiNsRI Depot O. NJ
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LOST BANKBoOKS.

RANKBOOK No. 60o, 593 OF the Union Dime
savings Bank Is missing. Any person nav
Ing claim to II is hereby called upon 70
present the same within ten days or submit
10 having said passbook cancelled ana a ne"
one issued. -
HANDBOOK No. 49,. 100 OF the Union Dime
savings Bank is missing. Any person nav
ing a claim 10 IL is hereby called upon 20
rresenT tho same within ten days or submit
20 having said passbook cancelled and a new
one issued. -
PAVKBOOK No. 574i2O OF the Union Dime
Saviugs Bank Is missing. Any person hav-
ing a claim to Il IL hereby called upon 20
present the same within ten days or submit
10 having said passbook cancelled and new
one Issued. "
BINKBO0K No. Sos 425 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. ANY person nav
ing q claim 70 Il II hereby called upon TO
present the same within ten days or submit
20 having said paSsbook cancelled and new
one Issued.
f.OsT-RanE6ooE No 4Gs,o49 OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
CT? inns upon said book is called upon 20 pre-
cent the same 20 the bank within thiTtV DAYS
or the said book Will be declared cancelled
and eNtineuishej. and a new one Issued IN
lieu thereof. --
TOsT-Bankbook No. 644627 OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution Any person having
claims upon said book IL called upon TO pre-
or the said book will be declared cancelled
and eytinguished, ana a new one istued IN
leu tn"reot. -
-Bsnkbook No 52s,753 Of Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon sald book IL called upon TO pre-
sent the same N the hank Within thirty DAYS,
or the said book will b declared cancelled
and cxtingulshed and new one issued IN
leu thereof
LOST on sTOLEN-Bankbok No. Gi9l7o
OF The German Savings Bank IN the CITY
81 New York. corner 18th aye. and lith at.,
issued 10 KAYE Probst All persOns are eau
toned against negotiating the samc. II not
returned 20 the bank on the 21st day OF Oc-
tohcr, 1912 duplicate will be ssled
lost or STOLEN-Bankbook No 473244
Of the German Savings Bank in the City
Of New York. corner 4th ave. and l4th st.,
isEued 20 Elizabeth Erwin. All persons arc
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned to the bank on the 22d day OF
October, 1912. duplicate VIII be Issued.
lost or STOLEV-Ha nkbooE no. 7l3. ao9
% the German Savings Bank in the City
OF New York. corner 18th ave. and i4th st.,
issued 20 Nina Heel. All persons are eau
Iionrd against negotiating The same. II rot
returned 20 the bank on the 2lst day OF Oc-
toNer 1912 q dunlicHte Will be issued.
LOST-Rqnkhook 70. a40 sos BANK for Saw
iags. $50 4th ave. New York Payment
stopped P'csse return book 10 bank.
LOsT-BanFhook No. l.O21.li4 Bank FOR
Savings. ?S0 9th ave, New York. Payment
stopped Please return book "a banb
LOsT--FsnEbook no. 1.O29.75i Bank FOR
Savings, ESQ Ith ave, New York. Payment
stopped. Please return book 70 bank
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
BOOKREEPER. expert: opens, writss UP,
closes BOOKS; lnstals simphned systems
aud labor saving methods 10 meet require
ments Of yonr business: accounting. eu Snus
reasonable rates f. w souEa' hooih io'o'
377 broadway, New YORK.
CHAUFFEUR. = Young man. American.
wishes position as chauffeur with prlvate
family: years experience driving; very aoie
mechanic. Roht. Morrison. waterloo Place
Bronx. -------------
CgaUFFEUR, age 90 years good, careful
driver. makes all necessary repairs, WiIlins
and oblig.ns. desires position moderate
Dress Cornpetent, Box "a. Tribune Uptown
Gece. 1894 broadway. ------
CqEuFFEUR--Irish single (27); good, care
ful driver arSt class mecnsnc' T Pesy P Pr
yete references; wages Inouerate' AEoE' 'V'
sth ave: tel. 29l0 Bryant. -.------------,----
i,Tf.I ANIc.-Generaily useful man. wishes
position in building line: mason. steam am;
nter and r99feE 70 years , sbDG,,ehee' 0e''
YoT-,yG MAN, speaking English and Ger
man. understands French and talsn'
wishes light work In oooks'2 g, 90
ete.; moderate wages JOSEF" "'' N"'
9Th ave. --------------
VOTING MAN oil ny. 20. desires post,,2,,a
where services will be appreciated o. W.
Lahr. 423 LIST ave.
Female
A GERMAN LADY. with high school dipioInss
for French, German. English, ltalah anu
elementary piano. desrs lessons IN thsse
iangtiaces or a position visiting govefhess,
r1fercnces will be given. Apply In writlnB 10
Mrs NJ Roth. 500 Vest 5sth -
A YOUNG LADY doing college work desires a
position during afternoons as eoinpanIo' 81 =.
seeretary or as tutor Or visiting goverhess; she
| can also read aloud Apply IN writing TO s'iss
a. L.. 25 West 87th 81. ------
4 VISITING GoyERNEss-very successful
with backward children or Enghen 70 lJL-
nigners. also teaches stenograpby ana oook.
keeping Address Miss l.. Richmond IL
Irving Place.
IMERIC1N OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nurse.
aey read asfist housekeeping; town,
conntry; reterenccr D., Bo1 20, Tribune
once.
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HOIISEWORKE R--Compeient Finnish girl:
rood plain COOK and launcress, excellent
references; s22 Mvntt.ncn's Agency. 2lO' 5th
aye Tel 1905 Harlem.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Ma 7hattan.

I'D ST. Sc, 25ss II Of eth ave: FOR y
,ty warehouse lS1.SXs1; MoKeon Realty &C,
III West S3d ST. owner; Hunter III s'h
ave. architect: cost, Si75,0O.
t7D ST, .l47 East CreaO; for a ] sty concrete
liable i5zT; estate OF Ogten Goelet. owner;
Durgsn. lessee; L A HoTnum, l45 East zca
:. s-cSltact. cost $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01

HoI SFWORK FIR Colored: good plain cooh
excellent references: can laundry; city OF
country. S25 Eckle's AgeLcy. liz West l5oth
st. Tel 25JI Morningside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01

GOVERNESs-English highly educated; Ger
man. French. music and sciences. excellent
references: care children 10 10 years; hour or
monthly. Mrs Helga Hu, tgs Agency. 233
Ifnox ave. Tel. II3 MornnEslie.
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The Bronx,

CASTLE HILL AVE, " :, l'S II OF Nest-
,bsstsr ave, for ] sty frame shop, lsxlt.
Tsing'ock & Singer. on premises, owners .
scbwalienberg 9cS0 westchester ave, architect
cost, 500. .-.,. ,o,-
BEDFORD PARK BOULEVARD, 6 ?, 80 10
Z, = a. Webster ave: for II, sty garage. 50N
X: Harry Linn. SG3 East 157th ST. owner
Yreyrpborg Architectural Co, 1889 wilkins ave-
AiISESoN AVE. v 6, 275 II of lI9th st;
ror sty brk factory. 50xloo; G SchlaieT a
Myer Wrought Iron Works % Schlsier. l5oth
EreyTrborg Architectural Co, 1885 wilkins ave
architect; cost. $500.
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ANTIQUES.

s.,nQu Es--Escond hsnd furniture bought,
rssse u cresmsr. sie 9Th ave Phone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01

HOUsEWORKFR--Fir ClaB cook and good
laundress very neat Young girl with excel
lent references: SIS. PearSon's Agency East
i2aN 81 Tel SO40 Harlem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01

UOUsEwORK. Neat. competent young
woman: go anywhere. moderate ~nges. hrs-
Golfers Agency 81 ith ave, near Slst 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01

tfOT'. FV.OpKFR or cook and lnundress; s25:
neat voting girl: personal references. Inquire
Hathcwson Agency. SIS 9Th ave. Tel aIs
nryaut