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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
/. Arriving at and Departing
se''' ,hs Port of New York,
tuesday. March "A.
ARRIVED

Ponce March -. Arroyo
s,ssmsr ',1., u MayagucZ 10. Asuaoor
:. PAINE 1usu y. Co the lhsu.er Inv
!, AID =" arrived al the bar az Wy 80, "a,
- m'', Msgda ,Norl. Meu1',,,,,, t, - ~
sssmef 80 f6 90 the West lndia IS ~
a ard sSh ',rrlyed st the Bar at ESQ m
- Sugar -ctswhoau tFrl. HaNre March
Isamg c,.,oagnie Generate IransdUah-
a TO ne oos cabin and 179 steerase pas
~, ~hn ,9dsc Arrived at the Bar at
~s,fs anu
ssn c.,, ~ Macon. Savannah March
sis1nti 80, - 60. with passengers ana
Il 20 tss Ned I'm Quarantine al 900 a m.
-ass Iewsnna Hata. Baltimore, 10 the
s,ssmsi md Baltimore Transportation 20.
w ioie Passed un Quarantine al ''V'
,.b md'r'
90 Rio Graudc. Brunswick. 70 the
Sss g Co. with passengers anu "'"se'
b@' D, Quarantine at 300 M %
$50 '- Npr,.ous New orleans March ~
s,ahls .,he~n pas.nc 60. with passengers
~ PASSED iu quarantine al S.Oo
Esfga .Bn. Yokohama Jan 9.
,i'is' shenebaI Ig Hong Kong -. Manila
~ 10 h.ng 4. Port Said =. Aigiers
80 BOSTON -. 20 Norton K Son,
Neh Arrived ar tine Bar at 4 80 IN.
q Eos OcmuIeee. Mobile. Passed IN
BOY n yeuore ,BrI. Hamburg Feb 20
s !, n~sl lee March g. To- Barbour 60 with
y Arrived al the Bar al $40 IN.
1i's ,,ickeri. lDutChl. pemerara
seam Surname 13 and Trinidad l6. 70
hiSn ~ putcn West India Mail. with mails
~ - ise Arrived al the Bar az IN.
80 -, Dora Balted tltan. Genoa Feb 10.
s ,so,n 10 Algiers % and Valencia - 10
'sson Spence & Young, with mdse. Al
- AT the Bar al o.@O "a nm "a
s,s.mer san Jaciuto, Galveston March i,
- MALLORY IS Co. with passengers and
passed an Quarantine AZ To- m.
.'.,,,sr princess Anne. Newport News ana
~ ~ The Old Dominion IS Co. with
...,srgsrs and mdse on Highlands at l.-o
.s..,,,.- Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch, Rot
-, and Boulocne March ~. TO the Hol.
~, america Line. with 90 first. S07 second
-, and SIS sfeeragc passengers and mdse.
.-,,rsd al the Bar az l.lO M.
s,so n,er Princess Anne, Newport News ana
,s,soiF Passed in Quarantine at ; IN.
s..snsr california tBrj. Glasgow and Movie
- n 10 Henderson Bros. with II first. 234
-,,5 csbin and l3i steerage passengers. mails
~ rrsse. Arrived al the Bar al e.aO p 30.
steamer Berlin ,pdn. Perth Amboy y j.
,..es =, 10 the West India IS Co. i'm ballast
Anchored In Quarantine az 100 p M. -.
s,samer Haakon VII (Nor Antila March
4 ,ss Norfolk g. 90 Hassler. Laitch q Co
IN esisr and mahogany. Arrived at the Bar
s,,sy Hook y i. March "A. $50 p m-Wind
,oI,s LINT breeze. clear. light sea
SAILED.
steamers Seminole. Turks Island: RI Norte.
;svss;ln. Apache. Charleston and Jackson
M: Aiyance CTistobal; BOwden 'Nop. Port
,r,orio. City 81 savannah, Savannah: Jeiter-
m Norfolk aud Newport News; Wells CIV
RI Bristol san Gusiielmo Utah. Naples
sniananO Cuban. Tampico. Potsdam 'Dul'
,o',srtam. kronprnzessin Cccilie Ger, bre-
.tn. Caribbean tBu. Bermuda: jamestown
o-iolk and Newport News. Dorothy tbD, Val
4rsso via Norfolk. Clothide Cuneo CNoi)'
br Antonio.
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Sulzer Would Shield Taxpayers

Albany, March PA bill by Assembly
man Sulzer giving the Attorney General
the right to intervene and be heard when
private suits asking injunctions and the
ties. especially traction lines. are brought
appointment OF receivers for public utili
passed the Assembly to-day. Mr.. Sulzer
said that such suits frequently were col
lusive and that under the present law the
rights of the taxpayers were not properly
safeglarded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
Bow Killed in Elevator

No. ~ East nth street was crushed 10
death between the elevator and the fourth
floor al No. 81 iIoratio street yesterday.
Farley was employed by the Carey SHOW
Print Company. He had run the elevator
to the fourth floor. the police say ana a.
he stepped out II started down, and the
boy was caught and crushed between the
top Of the elevator and tho floor.
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Loan Shark Bill Passes Senate

Albany. March 2i.-The Senate to-day
passed Senator Murtaugh's bill aimed al
the business of loan sharks" The meas
uTe empowers the State Superintendent
of Banks to supervise the. business OF
making personal loans less than $500. The
bill fixes rate OF interest and provides
for the licensing of small loan brokers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25

West 100 Street.

west l23 street.
The approximate amount Of tn. lien or
charge. TO satisfy which the above described
property is 20 be sold. Is 500 9ii.f4 with in
I rest thereon from the 9th day OF March.
1914. together with the costs and allowance
amounting to s3i3.S1 with interest from the
l8th day OF March. 1914. together with the
expenses ~ the sale. The approximate
amount of the taxes, assessments and water
rates or other liens. which are To be al
lowed 10 the purchaser out Of the purchase
money. paid by the Referee. is 1851. Ts and
interest.
dated New York. March 10 1914.
JOHN $. SHEPPARD. Jr. Referee.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS


Npies March oG-Calabria tBU. New York;
Celtic ,Br New York Via Madeira ana
Genoa PannOnis tBrl. New York.
5ra March %. y m-Stampalia 0taD,
Philadelphia and New York.
cpsnhagen. March a. m-Henig Olav
Dan. New York
Ro Dc Jsneiro. March 2l-Sottish Prince CBD,
New Tori, via PernamtUcO: IS. Nandyck ,l3r,
New York va Bahia for Santos.
IA Pace March e2-AGas (BD. New York
'of ROuen
ao1g Kong. March 2e-Kioto OBJ. New York
va Colombo. etc.
Bermuda. March 24-Arcadan CBr,. New York.
Liverpool March 2+-Georgic tBrl, New York.
Gsg March 24-Indraghiri (BD. Yokohama.
sic, for Boston and New York.
N.sira March "a . a m--Caronla tBD, New
York for Naples. etc.
uston March 81 = m Germania N'r). New
YORK and Providence VIA Feyal for Mar
ssIles
Nrssiles March 20, a Madonna FD.
New York
gasisyidso March % queen Helena CBD.
Melbourne, March "a Southport Bo, New
81 Vincent. c. ". March "a -Cald.reroye
lRr', New York for por, Natal Fremantle,
etc
SAILED.
santos. March 23-yaubsu IBID. New York
D.msrsra March - korona IBID. New
BERMUDA. March "a II a m-Arcadian BD,
New YORK
RIVER Plate March % Honorius Bp. New
York
Nele' March 24-san Giovanni GtaD, New
York
tsers March %. % m-Bcrlin ,GeD from
View York;. Genoa. etc.
ssnia March 2O-Asisttc Prince 0Bp from
Santos and Rio Jaueir0l. New York.
Nris, March 2.-Steamer Provincial tFD
from Marseineg New York.
Cochin, March 22-kasana ,Br). Boston and
New YoIk
Madeira. March ei-Carooia UBD from New
York;. Naples.
PASSED.
Fssnst March 2i-Bristol city oBr. New
York Tor Bristol
hartados March ~ Highland Heacher (Brl,
hontetideo for New York
'tratar March 22-Maylauds tBD, New
York yia Norfolk FOR Genoa
L1afa NarcH .4-Narragansett lBrS New
ira foT London
Perm. Mar.h 24-Lennov BIZ, Yokohama, etc.
ler New York.
SfCNALLEp.
Brow Head. March ei-Bovic CBr, New York
,~ Manchester Graf WalderSee tGerJ. New
,lois for Hamburg Mesaba tBD. New York
Tor London
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sr'is. SIS. sunset. 6.ls. moon r'se.. SCI;
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Highest temperature yesterday. IS at S.i5 p.
M; lowest. 3 (at a. M; average, IS; aver
age for corresponding date last year, y; aver
years, 40
Local Forecast.-Far and warmer to-day: TO-
morrow cloudy. probably rain, moderate south
to east winds.
Humidity.
ia m. 72il p. m.... t2ls D. M" 81
Barometer Readings
: a. M. 30 % ?. M. 80 SO 50. M. Soh
Cnited States Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau observations, taken at p m
18th meridian time:
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1872 West send street.

The Approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the aboy described
property l. 10 be sold l. SJ'V-6.'o' WIN N
terest thereon from the 1th day or March.
1911. together with the costs and allow
ance amounting to S2i6.o3. with interest from
March 10Th. 1914 together with the expenses
of the sale The approximate amount OF
the taxes. assessments and water rates. or
other liens. which are 10 he allowed TO
or paid by the Referee, Is a. follows: Taxes
for The entire year 1919 S3G.. and the inteIes;
and penalties thereon IL any. Croton water
charge TO- the year 1914 So. and the interest
ana penalties thereon II any. The premises
viii be sOld subject 10 a prior frst mortgage.
now Of record. given TO secure the payment
Of Fifteen Thousand Dollars. win interest
1913 49, "
Dated. New York. March 10Th. 1914
LEWIS SCHCLDENFREI Referee.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY or NEW
York-Charles \. Robinson, Individually
and as trustee. and l. Townsend Burden, ir..
as Substituted Testameutary Trustee under
the last viii and testament Of Agnes Hyatt
Robinson. dec. plaintiffs. against William
Mullisan and others. defendants-lu pur.
suance Of q judgment of foreclosure and
sale, duly made and entered iu the above
entitled action and bearing date the 18th
dav OF March 1914 l. the undersigned the
referee in said judgment named, Will sell at
public auction. at the Exchange SalesroOni.
No. l4-l6 Vesey Street. in the Borough OF
Manhattan, City Of New York. on the SIN
day of April, 1914, at 10 o'clock noon on
that day by Joseph +. Day Auctoneer. the
premises directed by said judgment 10 be
sold and therein described al follows:
All those two certain lots. pieces or parcels
OF land together with the buildings thereon
situated. lying and being in the 18th Ward
OF the City of New York, bounded and de-
scribed follows:
Beginning at a point on the northerly side
Of 10th Street distant two hundred and
seventy-hve feet westerly from the north
westerly corner Of Eleventh Avenue az Wild -
ened NOW Broadway ana 10th Street; run
ming thence northerly parallel with Eleventh
Avenue (now Broadway one hundred and
ninety-uine feet. ten inches 10 the southerly
side of i30th Street, thence westerly along
the southerly side OF l3Oth street twenty
Ave feet; thence southerly parallel with
Eleventh Avenue nOw Broadway ore hun
dred and ninety-nine feet ten inches 20 the
northerly line OF l29th Street. thence east
erlv along said northerly line or 190th street.
TWENTY-FIVE feet to the point or place OF
beginning Together with all fixtures and
articles attached 20. or used IN connection
with said premises. all OF which are de-
clared 20 be covered by this mortgage. to-
gctter with the appurtensnces. and all the
estate and rights OF the mort gagors in and
10 said premises.
Dated' New York. March 10 1914
JOHN s. SHEPPARD Jr.. Referee.
ROLLINS & ROLLINS. Attorneys for Plain
tins 90 Nassau street. Borough OF Man
hattan. New York city.
The following is a diagram OF the property
10 be sold. its street Numbers are 6l7 West
100 St and G22 West $50 81
West 100 Street
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STORAGE NOTICES.

TO j Baumgart or Isidor Baumsart. Miss j.
e Gabandon. r.. NJ YOumans, Josephine
Curtis Martha Tracy OWler. Ada IL Rams-
dell Howard .. Morton. Mrs. Thos. j. liushes'
Mary J. DAVIDSON. Mrs. +. \. Buck MIS-. r.
ii. Cameron. Mrs Clarice r. Middleton Dr; T..
Hahn OIL Mrs. T.. Hahn, Mrs. Theresa Nay
Russell c. r.. Lent. Mrs. L. \. Pinard' Mrs
Helen Grace Ross. g F.. MacduIee' MEs'
Cecilia Neville Mrs. Sarah Harper Mrs. fei-
guson Davle. Anna i. Derry, Mrs. NJ James
Miss l.. j. Leadley, a. VI. Thornton MIS- w
Foster Mrs Nellie Brown. William Tompkns.
Blanche Einta, Franklin Hunt, Mrs. Heleh
Blrckard Mrs Charles knobloch. Buckiey
NewhalI CO. John Seynor, \. X. Lush, MIS-
H. T. Hopkins. You and each or sou are heIc
by notified that the time for tie paymehl OF
oar lien upon the property hereinafter &c
scribed having expired. after due notice thersoA
had bean given YOU. We viii cause such prov
ertv 10 wit Household Goods. fersohal Fl
fects aad Merchandise. stored In the Coluthola
storage Warehouses by you or III your name
Tor in which YOU may have an INTEREST," 20 DC
sold a. public auction, according 10 ne et aI-te
I'm such case made and provided. az nos. o. "
C2 West 9th l., on saturday, April Atn IoIf.
Al 10 20 A. NJ. and n the fale thereoi IL not
completed on said date the same VIII ne con
tinueC II the same place on each ana every
saturday thereafter. beginning at 1870 A. ~
until the sale Is completed 1900.
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
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TRANSPACiFlC MAILS.

y
pesfinst ion and steamer $50 y m.
Hawaii tVia san Francis ol-T.urlin- Mar. g
Japan. Corea. China via Tacoma)-Ta-
tout Mdfu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. MAI ~
Tahiti. MarQUesas. Cook Island, New
Zealand. Australia via san Francisco =,
Nlilochra 'Ma'' 81
Japan. Corea. China, Philippines wa =.
ancoUyerl-Empress OF Japan, ........ MAI -
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China via san %
Francisco)-KOrea .......................Ma Mar y
Guam. Philippines via san Francisco
u : trapsport ..... Apr
Japan. COrea China via Seattle)-Ajax.A APR.
Hawaii. samoan Islands New Zealand.
Australia via san Franciscol-Nen-
tuld s''4NP''
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China. Phlnp-
pines (vis san Francsco)-Siheria. .....Apr
japan. Corea. China. Philippines wa
Seattel-Aiki Maru. ...-......... APR
Hawaii, Fiji Islands. New Zealand.
Australia via Observation-Disclosures. Apr 10
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AUCTION SALES.

nv VIRTUE OF "a warrant OF seizure. merged
into execution. / viii sell to-day. a. 2 a m.
at - Lafayette -. cd loon. oliver Typewriter
No f03is1 Alfred Freeman. Marshal
SAMUEL VORZGMER. Atc11ONEEK. els
this day March 25 1914. 1910 a. m, by order
OF Gitnbe Bros 1915 Brce iway, Piano Dept .,
!, vlciroa and records in iefault payment oy
Miss Virginia Banks
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HIGH WATER.
WlRELE SS REPORTS

= ls9lsna reported a. J 900 miles east OF
Nley Hook at Midnight MOnday. j. expected
y l"S Friday forenoon
hs Lusitsnin. reported as 1871 miles east
s~noy Hook 40 & p m Monday, is expected
T" a"k Thursday morning
ne Osear H. reported az go miles east OF
Noay Hook N-c.ia} noon. is expected TO dock
- ~. Frtar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
CARPET CLEANING.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Old.-.. Largest, Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circular
Tel 4og2 1893 Bryant i3T-430 West t5th St.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.
Cleans by compressed air. steam. hand OF
on moor 1858 Broadway. ~. East <sth Ct
CCE a BRANDT Tel i:o-36th
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ANSONIA STORAGE
WAREHOUSE co.
l3;-l3o-IiI West o0th ST., y. \.

New 1Olk. NdiNh -pAHs
To Miss l. Dexter. Mrs. l.. Harris, MIS-
Helena Hundley. r. II. kenner, klchaLd
I(eene Helen Monroe, seamon MoNc's,,
Nameok club, Mrs. Annie ara Ms Ms p
Waters and Mrs. Mary Baynes' iou anu co
~ Won are hereby notified that the time I or
Tho navment OF our lien upon the properly
hereinafter described having expired AFTER que
notice thereof had been given YOU, We WI
cause such property. 70 Wit househQId soo~S,
personal effects carpets. etc; stored py y N2e -
hons. ca Warehouses. to be sold at pubNc
auction. according 10 the statute IN su,h .ase
made and provided. at George Merle AucHoh
Rooms 1J5 East l2Jth St. New YORK clty, Oh
'r1esdav Aprii 1ith. 1914. and on wednesday
Auril 18th 1914. at 1879 a. NJ. and II the
sale thereof il not completed on SAID d a,es
on each and every TUESDAY and Nedhes 'l'a,
thereafter beginning At 1880 a. m, ana con
tinuiug until all the goods are 500, oo
ANsONIA STORAGE WAREHOUSE 20.
no Mrs. G.. : Norris. Louise Hecht or Mrs. NJ.
Steinhardt Mrs. L. n. Post. l.. T.. Replogle'
Mrs T. :. Witherbee. Mrs. f.; cuthoerts1 ~
sarah s McQuade. Mrs. NJ. Drew, w. H.
Arnold r. !. Pholan Margaret smith. Mrs; A.
A. Travis Warren :. Jordan. John e. piilel'
Mrs NJ. 1t. KNAPP Miss Aimee IT, bafIy ,.r SIp9
Mrs A g. Jessurun. +. \. Roberts. Mrs. Juld
hin. Mrs NJ clancy Vim. n. Eeoitt ",
MIR J. judge Miss Irene smith. Mrs. MARY
sheldon Mrs. Mamie Lee. W. A. LEAR, MIs;
y y smith Mary Murray. You and eacn OF
vou are hereby notified that the time Tor me
,,,',,ant oil our lien upon The property herein
af,er described havinS expired. after due notice
fberaof had been given you. we VIII cause suti,
rrop.rty TO Wit Household Goods. Iersonai
t-,,ec,s and Merchandise. stored In the 20
innbla Storage Warehouses by YOU or IN your
name cor M which YOU may have an lhteresp
90 he sold n fublic auction, according 10 ths
,,u,s i'm such case made ana provided az
Vos 40 A. 81 West 9th ST.. on SATURDAY Apri
an igl3 al 10 30 A. NJ. and n the saie therr,
Of il not completed ON said date the same VII,
- Son,irtoa AZ the same place on each ani
&c S',,urdav thereafter. beginning at 1880
A NJ until the sale Is completed ,or-,r
COLUMBIA >FOkA'>
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New jersey. Eastern Pennsylvania. Della
ware. Maryland. District of Columbia aud

NlTEInIH, IdII am WdrWtT NDuUVsudN ,
Thursday increasing cloudiness. probably fol-
lowed BY rain. moderate south winds
Westert Pcnnsy lvania. increasing cloudi-
moss Wednesday: warmer in north port lions
Thursday probably rain and colder. high
south winds.
West Virginia, fair and warmer Wednes-
day; Thursday probably rain. colder al
Ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25

IT0T-SEM AN-Irish, city or country three
ears reference last employer Mlss W.
GeraId's Employment Bureau, 90 oth a'7'
oslo Bldg). col. 4oth 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25

CHNMBERMAID. SEAMSTRESS - AsslsI
other work: willing and oblgins' peIsoi.dfs
civ reference: city, country, S-J' Doihestio
y, 'haugxe. 32i Columbus ave schuyler
gi38
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
MEN with psteniabe ideas WIN. kahao'pn
20 Patent Solicitors. Wa,hins'on' L. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Official Record and ToreCast.-Nas toh
March 2i-An extensive area OF low barometer
has developed over western districts and
within II are two we'll defined storm centres,
one over Eastern Nebraska and the other over
the western plateau region. These disturb
ances have caused SHOWS along the northern
border from Minnesota 70 Montana and in the
Rocky Mountain region, and rains on the north
Pacific coast The pressure is high and In
creasing over the western Canadian provinces
with unusually low temperatures for the sea-
son in that region. Notification OF decidedly
colder weather has been sent 10 stations In
tho upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys and
the northern Rocky Mountain region Tenn
pcratures have risen decidedly in the great
central valleys and the lake region. and
further though gradual. rise in temperature
has taken place throughout the western and
southern states. With the exception of the
rains and SHOWS referred to in the northwest
fair weather was general during the last
tweEty-fOur hours There will be SHOWS on
Wednesday in the north plains states and the
north Rocky Mountain region. rains and SHOWS
in the extreme upper Mississippi Valley and
the upper lake regions and rains in the lower
Mississippi Valley and the west Gulf states.
IL Is probable that the area OF unsettled
weather and rains will overspread the middle
Atlantic aud New England states the lower
lake region. tie Ohio Valley. tennessee ana
the east Gulf states during Thursday or Thurs
day night. The temperature will rise Wednes-
day I'm the Atlantic states and the lower lake
region, and will fan Wednesday and THURSDAY
i'm the upper Mississippi Valley. the plains
states and the Rocky Mountain ana the
pleateau region. and fan on thursday OF
Thursday night i'm the Gulf states. tennessee
the Ohio Valley and the lake region.
Winds for Wednesday and Thursday. N0rth
Atlantic. moderate variable, becoming SOUTH
east: middle Atlantic. moderate south; south
Atlantic moderate east and southeast; east
Gulf. brisk east and southeast. west Gun
brisk south: Lake Michigan, high south. shift
Ing TO west.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25

GIRDFNER COACHMAN, POULTRY MAS
American. Protestant mar.leu, eNSeii-
to,t veeetsble grower; Successful with pour
- II Years reference. Carpenters Ageh-
cy. lj4 9th ave -----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25

GARDENER-He or foreman: scotch; mar, naI.
riea. two children. thoroughly UNDERSTANDS
al yorl, on gentlemens estates, including
gardening farming and hyss'o SSst fo of re Fr
chirery and PUMPING CUNTS I,ii,o -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25

Local OficiaI KecOrd.-The FOLLOWING OH
clal record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes in the temperature for the last twenty
four hours in comparison with the correspond
IN IL - l..-t ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25

,ITANRERMAID. WAITRESS. Young Irisn
elrl: some experience: S2o-s22. 81 M il55
rofmaver's Agency. 800 9TH ave. Tel ~
Madison Square.
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Female.

ouehlv trained; excellent reference sS'' -
NJ Hofrnaver's Agency, go 9th ave, sth moor
1,el A5o1-MaaisOn 81.
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shjbbinq Information and
"''' Marine NeWS of the World
FRIDAY. MARCH e.

New York, southampton, Am $50 IN 1000 m
Nlckeris. Ha'u. ROYAL DWI1l:30 IN 300 u
IA Did watch santos. --- $50 a n 500 a U
Manzalino. Santiago. Ward. J., 90 IA
LenaUc. j. ksOuNillc. CJ,de. . 90 % ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
Forecast for Special Locslties-Eastern
New York, fair and warmer Wednesday
thursday cloudy. probably rain; moderate
.OutheaSt winds,

Western New YORK. increasing cIOudIness
ana warmer Wednesday; Thursday rain or
snow and colder. Increasing south winds.
Southern New Lngland- fair and warmer
"Wednesday: Thursday cloudy. probably rain /;
moderate southeast winds.
Northern New England. fair and warmer
"Wednesday Thursday probably rain or
snow. moderate southeast winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25

CHHD's NURsE.-Young German ile e,N 900
fenced; $50 l., Mss HotmayeI : Asene'' O'
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Female.

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR Young Hom.n
seven years sxperienco. moderate SALARY
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WORK WANTED.

Male
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some reliable hrm. can furnish pest reie'
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t,r.r.r r,p and vAI.ET.-French: thoroughly
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COACHMlN TSFFCL.-Understand lawns
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

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cook and LAUNDRESS-CHAMB
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
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usEEII NAP OF GREAT BRITAIN-tREE
Also illustrated book OF tours on the
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CO0K--Neat young Swedish girl; very com oi,,,
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