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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
The Bronx.
j. S. COURT BALKS
At WAR LITIGATION
Judge Veeder Refuses To
Be Arbiter of Suit of
Belligerents.

Judge eeae- decided no: 70 le. the
Federal ,urt act 90 arb.ter Of legal
dispute letween foreign lltigsnts haY-
Ing adverse interests IN the war.
"F-om the standpoint Of this neutral
jurisd.c"oa,' said Judge Veeder, "tho
controlling consideration is that the
lew o. 10th bc.ligeront countries for
bids r.-ncut by orc bellicorent sub
iect % BIZ, enemy during the continu-
ance Of be way. This court, in tho eI-
erciee Of jurisdiction founded on com
itv. NAV not more that state OF war
and DISREGARD re consequences result
ing therefrom
The case which brought forth this
dcclarati &C neutrality is tho first Of
IFS kin. hctN IN subjects Of two
warning urtiors. Watts, Watts d Co..,
Ltd. an English corporation. was the
plaintiff ard the Union Austriaca d
en Austrian corporation,
was the defendant The English con-
Germ sought 10 recover from the Aus
trian company $4j.3G0 for coal dellv-
cred % the dcf,ndant'5 steamships be-
fore the declaration OF war. The cap
tains Of the vessels supplied with coal
gave draft I'm payment. drawn or their
company and pa, able in London At
sixty DAYS sight by the Austrian Bank.
These drafts had not been paid when
the British order prohibiting all com
me-cial intercourse with Austria was
promulgated. tho government In Lon
don appointing a controller for the
bank
subsequently, the British government
ISSUED a proclamation permitting pay
ments 20 British subjects OF obliga-
tons entered into before the war. Tho
Austrian government then issued de-
cree o. prohibition. and although the
Austrian company promised to pay as
soon "a normal conditions were re-
stored, Watts, Watts & Co. brought
suit here TO collect tho money.
The issue thus presented is orc OF
great importance" said Judge Needer.
i'm unfolding tie Austrian htigant's
az regret 20 find that it
must be decided without the aid Of au
thoritv. The l-searches Of learned
counsel indicate mat It is now presented
for iudicia de ermination for the frs,
time"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the
Last Twenty-four Hours.

Washington, Nay sO.--whns tho preciptts,ion
has decreased considerably IN .rteni and quantity
during The lts, twenty four hC,Irs cloudy and IN
settled weather till persists over the central valleys
srd the middle ard touth Atlantic states, AID
thunder showers also quite general IN TIE Guf
states sud the Rocky Mountain region. There vas
10 other precipitation Of consequence. II IS con
,,ieraily cooler IN tie Southwest ard tho middle
Atlantic states ani warmer IA tn. Northwest and
tie Ear w..
showers wiz continue MONDAY a. probably Tues
5se ir IRE eest GUT srd south Atlantic states, snd
f-e vf| also Re local showers MONDAY iN ths lower
Df., ". .cs tie west Cur state All tie central
Er.fg Mountain region. followed ~ g crazy ialr
weather Tue,da~ iscwhcre The weathsf will be
fsr W1'dar ana 1ucsdaJ. etc~pt ir he middle
t.s.eau " Ierc shparrs are probable ty Monday
iI..f II $50 le warmer Tuesday N the pains
s,,-., Ito central vsicJs All tho middle Atlantic
r.. winnie f1r ".riU 40 Tuesisy vii ~ North
At...- s.I u'0Ne Aiaiu. gentle % moderate
ta...Hf.. snH'N AfsnUr moderate south, ttccW
....fe fp fltsi rnrHeav. and north N no Norm
,..,I.t .oast . east CUT gentle 20 moderate south.
t.-f cur moderate east 20 southeast. upfff air
disturbance nta- N0rth aroi~a mosirg touihra1t.
rnn.- I4fe- e~rfr moderate northeast winds
81 ..fsF rr weather. lover latas. moderate
an r1r.l., IS Monday. Si.h generally fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31

;s'!s.H.C -.s,.,, ! DAVIS le'. a4e
es6oK H. ~ lcsh q. .,,ses1
NN'b !. we A. - acA LC Rice q a. .
WIS w. D. Luco. i% Nue tc4s
.. THURSDAY
A, u v--y -:
ny ',ssph 7 DAY
lITN e.. IL 2. n, So % Az BsIss /,
,u ivig az li'th o.. Il, T. ,s s23 81
Az l1Iico' sy dviG: r Ryan AT W
Ryan 81 a. war & S. stty,i D Flanagan.
LtSoX Az. ooi.s - IS n iSsn .. .s,,ioc,
IRIS two ~ As, ard tto7cs c u whslp at
CsroLne henee = a Cook. ats osulhrsn.
A; Sos Tnlrd Az:
ny Jsms DcocvAn
!hps,;osI 1 ~ CT d,s wi fSi,I s,A.sIa11
E fS, H fo O. &c. ct 81, oIii G.. ' .o
By Ryan l. K,on..iy
10TH 81. sol z -, l0S Brook ~ r.eIlcoj
~ e. :.Pm. W oFgs2h.,u intiH4 40 a.
.;vi.JJ Hyne. re-; due. i1a.is5s4; tAIH. etc.
By Ch.r's. A Berrf,n
i'aIn sr IS, frCut be; Prospect .nd Msp, sv
run ~ 70 ~. .s. .5 e 2oS M1HSi
fSuAsssi ct ~ so ) Rub,-'tcin q a. I Wsa-
f d;4, =; ,,o 8 Hyn'& '''' due 'i'''i 30
on FRIDAY.
Al "a vessy st-ce,.
BY Jo--ph DAY
i3TH -. - ". ., 2oi.s s,n az is.eres :
ny 'cnmt E.miao.e lA'e Assurance society
s Eg Ss. 1s' :, 81. M,f1li9 9i ,. r. ; .s
IsfA 81 4E,s 10 40r9.' - Z: ss'5loss.
etc. AZ Giots-,t Tsr" =, al il N Hsri.nd.
s.ty. d w Showers. ref; Duo t2a.il2ss; taxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
URGE MONEY FOR CANALS
Commercial Interests Plan
Educational Campaign.

Pres ats Of score Of chambers Of
conn, 81, and improvement associa-
tions ~ Ighout the state have called
yoou Of G New York Chamber Of
Cor, D., 10 Liberty Street, June %.
~ co. der plans for promoting a pop
rIat v.t, IN favor OF the S21000,000
bord issue necessary 20 complete the
canal Improvements.
In the call IT is pointed out that II
g. ys,sl 20 commercial interests that
tr,ds 20 complete the work be prompt
10 orovidrd. and failure 10 approve
bond issue a. the November cleo
80, u,,ll mean the canals will be use-
iess a. any Kind Of traffic. although
s,0o 600 900 has been expended on
them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
PARKS OPEN TO-DAY
Thousands of Children and
Grown-Ups Ready for Play.

More han 1000 individual tennis
permits aud several hundred club and
society May party permits have been
issued b. che Bureau Of Recreation Of
the Park Department for the official
opening day Ct the parks in Manhattan
TO-DAY. sixty Fairgrounds, eight rec
rcatiou piers aid two bridge esplanades
win also oroa ne recreation centres.
The dcpartr ent has finished 100 tennis
courts IN Central Park, and baseball
diamonds AID athletic fields viii also
be turned over 10 youthful athletes.
Park officials expect 70 have 100000
children iu Central Park.
The Public airy Playground Athletic
erd Recreation Committee has ar
ranged a programme FOR to-day's CON
tcsts at lie Witt Clinton Park, Fifty
third stree. and Eleventh Avenue
one thot AMI lads viii compete IN
tbose events. which are the finals of
a series # elimination contests includ-
ing 10000 scfoolboys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
TOUR CANDY SHOP IN AUTO
Motorists Go Through Window
When Steering Gear Snaps.

Westfeld, y. J., May 30 There was
n candy shower on Broad Street late
this afternoon, when an automobile
owned and operated by Charles De-
vausncy, Of - Walnut Street, New
ark, crashed through the window Of
The New York Candy Kitchen store.
Mrs. Devausney was cut on the head
and shoulders by flying glass.
The steering gear broke, and be-
fore Devausney could stop the machine
it had gone through tho window and
bumped into the counter. Two women
in the store narrowly escaped being
run down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
MOUNT PLEASANT HOUSE

MOUNT Poc0no. PENNA.
Trout fishing; private baths; free garaga
Open All Year ". T. 4 II. 81 LEIGH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
NrW BUILDING PLANS.
The Rronx.

1874 g.. ~ --- waterloo =: for 5 sty trk
;e-mt .S5.1e ii. Nuquette Cons; CO.
Do.ghc-ty e. go. Go 'ra PsrS North. pres
cvle-. Lrc. lDSoiE Af-r; 60. 1899 l. 1854 q.
as, o9st 900
ieeTH ST, -. So: " RAirs-.ize A.; for fcIr
,fv N-k tennis 8. 1888 TO- SO 5oT8s g. <o1se 5.
or. y r-,i,i.a- -sf- pauA1fee Az. owner;
14suc; A at o.. ~ fremont az t7chi cost
DAILY Az, IS. 1851 r l7s,A st. 'or s'y NIX
ca-sss s:r.o, 7 Kahn. on premises. owner
i.-e- .rt leicester Az aren't. cost $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
ARRIVED.


Mae, cisnaesos MAY 32. to Jas " Even Co. Co.
ArSa9sas Dan. CoDsnhasen April 70. chrsti.ri.
MAY 2. Newcastle Z ard Boston 20. 20 Punch.
Ld pcSbs TO- T,4 d'' i h H. to Punch
Eddy " 60. with rndse Bar, 40 m.
Concettina II Giorsio tNorl. Gibara. TO the At
si,sois. Por, Antonio. 20 the United Fruit %
Win Passenger. mails and mdss. Passed In SANDY
Herman frasch. Sabine Mag "a. TO II. United
sulphur Co. with sulphur. Passed IN Quarantine
rliaie'pli, CBr). Liverpool May IS. to the At
laitc Transport Co. with mdse. Ba-. s:+5 4 m
Philadeiphi 90 TO the American Hawaiian IS Co.
l. stoddard. Manau May a. 70 TIE Munson
Fl Occidenie. Gaireston MAY 49, 70 tho Southern
Paclac Co. with ndse. Passed in Quarantine
NiaGt5a. N.yvpor. New. and Norfolk. to tbs Old
Domirion S. Co. with passengers and md,e. Passed
IL Dti Ella. Fhisiephia to the clyd. S, Co. with
mdse Passed n QrsFs1tnS5 . 10 m, n,,,, .
Finn lNorl. Norfolk MAY q 70 vessel. Du'tl q
e.. with mlse FL transit Left 0uIEtine. e23
Steamer Sc Fl Dia. New orleans May %. to u.
Southern Paciec 60. Win md'e. LEFT Quarantine
o. s,ea,as, iosaa'r, ,G'eek. rir-u, Ma. !. KM.,
nat. s1d r 70 s5 ...s ss T,s n' s snd
md,' Bar ~ no n
steamer H,le'la BIZ Rosario Aprl II. Buenos
A,ros e. Moatefieo .. Turifad May IS and
BARBADOS n. va baltimore =. 20 i p Houston a
Co wth mfss Bar a. = m -
steamer Coya tbrl. Guayagqu A?nl u. Area
Nav Antofagast4 n SnI tristohal 81. 70 "
Grace 4 &c. 9th mise. Bar a. y n,
steamer Ard N0iel tNorl. Liverpool May IS.
70 10 Compas r. c. -rale Tran'silan'ieus. IN bal
last Bar a. % o..
steamer Crstic ~. Genos Nay s. Nsple, IL.
Palermo H. Glbrs.tar L. s. M!chles and Angra
n via Boston 30. % tie White s'af Line with
10 s sac HooE \ J Wa, 30. $50 , Vivid
east. gent. otseze c.-uly smooth sea
eAlLED
Steamer Chicago tFri. Borde.uI sIns !Sorl.
A.chanse. Corne.b lDutcnl. hotieilam' Homer
Clty BIZ HAVE. Is.e u NuA 'BfA Ikoon
Malsvassa 'Bfl. Aier. Ceniuy lBrl, F''r,sni,e
Qonargo Brt Dunedin Kndahn OBJ, Wan
T1s,ot, Taurus lN8rI Monteyideo. Grela tNorl.
Mouie7id,o. Catherine cuneo tNorl. Port Antoa.,
Ieunot tBrl. Baltimore. Orion tsEedl. Pm.slei-
Eh!a. Magura tBrl. Perth Amb0yt C!abfsnd Nofl'
. colorado. Galveston seflr.n a teLsA-
cola: Kushdin. Georget0Nn; Mama HaiA Ba.u-
more. MIlwolt. MIiAnfss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31

Al RsERY GOyERNEss Young Fren-h
woman. s. $40. esce.en, references; G. Mss
IIOfwtfFrs Ageucy. 10 EaS $50 81 phones. ssil
IL 90. Al-L-r.. LlLLI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
Able Election Officers Urged.

Believing that the effectiveness OF
the new election law rests upon the
calibre Of men employed as election
officers, the Honest Ballot Association
sent letters yesterday TO this effect TO
the Democratic and Republican chair
men Of the five counties in the city.
As ali the officers at the polls are 10
be chosen upon the recommendation
Of these men, they are advised in the
note of their responsibility.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31

COUPLE-Colored nr't eisss. eapsbls. eIpeh-
.Hcet: butler and cook; excellent references;
anywhere; $55 MTs Msson's Agency. isi ". t-d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
COURTHOUSE WILL
COST $25,OO0,OOO
Prendergast, Opposing
Project, Takes Another
Crack at McAneny.
DENIES LEGISLATURE
ORDERED BUILDING
Hints Sites Unsuitabllity Was
Concealed in Reports to
Estimate Board.

In minority report just presented TO
the Board Of Estimate by Controller
Prendergast, in which he protests
against the city taking title TO the ad-
d'tional land for the courthouse site,
he argues that the new courthouse will
cost the city more than s25,000,0o0
President McAneny Of the Board OF
Aldermen. who from the start has been
sponsor for the new building and an
advocate Of the idea Of taking enough
ground 20 give room for the develop
ment Of a civic centre. has expressed
the opinion that the project would not
cost more than $4,000, 900.
There is plenty of evidence Of the
feeling developed between these two
members Of the Board Of Estimate by
their controversy over the necessity for
a direct state tax Of sl9000,000.
These are the figures given by the
Controller by which he argues that the
cost will be more than S25,000,000 under
the present plans:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31

COT-PLT-sco',n: butler. useful cook isundrcss
competent servants. 90 anywhere: te5: srcellent
referelces Miss saea's Agency. 50 East t1d at
..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
FIRE RECORD.

!. IN Fast i2th o.. r. Loiru-si'os; $500
Y $500 -, 5Ith 81. unknown tfifinI
J0-gff West tlst 81. ColoniA Iron Worn Co
frNing
.ss- = We.t ei;h st.. P. J. Pan; tnnina
s0-f-T lQth az. NJ ke.lsh-r. tririns
sl-r1al broadway. L. {. Az. tri'iiny
sas-14t Ee.i e6ih a. :. Popkin trNng
ses-ei0 Eififss 81. \. RgdchIck. uifinG
I NJ
/! 0l-ir0 F...r -. A. Friefnan triHins.
IL gy-fsal Hreafway. ~ RE triflins
: 6S-i+ll Madison Az. 2 shermansky: trirnl
sf--s.0 C-rscert Az. = Hafoliiano. 500.
ts-esfs jerome sv. A FiiIgefa.d. trisins
5l3-3-s ID 50 brooins 81. 4 sehsA'sfu !
sss-l- .ri 20 Az u. unknown. trirint
sbS-Tler J. Norh River. United Ffuit Co mona
6sJ-Fisr North River. FennsJ !'ania HsilFoif
Go SO
sss-ii,i brook AZ. ne Brrnr samuel solo-
uou irifLs 49,.
s:s-iIs , llith st. Issdors surkss $500.
:e-:.s W. t.d 81 Ceas.otls b.9@eEiAA. nnos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
WEDNESDAY. JUNE
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Destination ard steamer.

,.,.,,,u., ard ,,,,n,,. t3oH
Hawai-. Jspan. Corea. China VIA san iran 4.
,lsool. Nippon Maru. .... =. ~ VI
Guam PHILIPPINES ma San fTahciSoo'' 4,
: Transport ... .....- .... .... -. ~ VI
Uavau Samoan Itlsnds. Alsiraia Ne"
ZeAlsnd eva san fftne.col. s0nona' ;Iune
Hawaii tre san Francisco. MAnDa --'lAs
Usoau Flu Islands Ne-g Zealand Aus
trsia VIA Vancouver. Ni1guA .---.. June
JapAn CoroA Chins wa sesttlsl fAnama
Nlru neutrality-suspicious. .'''''''''''s ---'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31

H,shesi Temperature Jesterdsy ~ lat so .. M:
lowest. 10 lat as M A'efss, -. swrsso for
date last year. ss sversss for cor
fespoldns date last tairy three years. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31

Brj art 1901
Females.
A COOK-Youus sNeds; excellent years
reference E Miss Ho'mayerl Agency, 10 East
I3I s.; third floor phones. sea- ana SOS Murray
-NuRsERY GOyERNEss Young Fren-h
Hof1tJ.r's As,ucy. 10 Eas, i3d St: phones s9i7
anI SOS Murray Hili
CiA,lBEHAiAID - ,e,ul. sews WELL North ~
Ireland rra'Ds'ant. er'e.l.ni references 80 W.,
Sl.4s Asen-. % last 4-i St. TEL Murray III.
CHH.D's NURSE Can giIe be't Of r-,.rcncs: pc
Ter Mace IN country Eleanor Pe.iccisr. Box
g.. Doub, Fer-. y Y.
COOK snd LArNDREss- CHASiBERMAID and
WAITRESS Both competent 80 and t22. I
years. er-eiien, reference; tosethet or separate
country. Industrial Assn. II West izi 81. Phone.
1910 Bryant
COOK ~ GENERAL HOrsEwORKER --S-a, your .
s.otrh srl. years excellent references. city Or
county. Industrial Assn. II West ga o.
phone. s2io Bga1,.
COOK --TIretsionsIy rHs priVs,. family cook: eT.
.eni retefencc, ron vel TO- ~ poop.es ~
COOK --sui,,- nr,. class: 30 OSj.c;iOn 70 l.rs,
family. "a years eTcell-li reference Industrial
49, II West 42d st.
COOK --Gsrm.n: dr,,. eit..i eiiI q eoua,1i BE-.
pd .s.iy, 60. Agency. q West $50 -. y. Y
9o,-pLE -El sish. COX. butler. alc'u. entire
~ a., b0is.. st-ep, isunay both ihcrousf n
.,'.,.,srt. b., referci ces county preferred $50
g m i.,risl Alsociatioa. " West IA a.
Tel 5!io-9-y ant
~ - roos houseworker. $50: vel recommended
~. ds,irable Ode!ls Agency. s25 tih az. Te.e-
.o,.pI rs southern eoiorsi: butler. cook. Do en-.
80. work small family city. county SIS: hishly
.''-,-,sgied Odells Agency. 81 9TH az Tele-
psors B0int iooi.
ToTPTF Ensli,h. butler. useful. -rcellen, cook
,ssrs last place. so. 20 anywhere. Miss shea 4
.s.,.'r 10 E4.t "a -. Iei. Murray Hill e71i
CofrLT -Go!ored excellent cook. assist laundry
r.a butler valet. usefl. 4 and q years eI-
,.'isnt rersouAl reference. ci'y Or county wages
$40 industrial Assn.. l. Nes; 42i -
C0T-SLE Danish: eook snd l.lndrc4,. butler.
ussful. entire vort eIc.llent references. city CT
ecup,ry. Industrial Assn. II West t?d st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
Shipping Information and
Marine NeDS Of the World

Hawaii, japan. Corea China. PhlliVvtna
via san Francisco. Mongolia. ..,...... June
Hawaii MA san Francisco. Masonic. go. June II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
TUESDAY. I'VE l.
HEnNRsDAY. JUNE 1
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
MATS Vessel
r-.xi Ter Line Gloss. thA
Taorris.. Naples rsisn...... s'osm INV m
TUESDAY. JUNE l.
Ro.t~rdso PslrnOyth. Hol-Am 80 an IL
Ar,ch. JIeksouvi!le. Cyds. ..... - iVV pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
LONG ISLAND.
NEW JERSEY.
MANASOUAN PARK, N. ].

Charminxly situated bungalow On blur. overlook.
lng water cir bedrooms. all improu.nensi rent.
500 season Other bungalows Tor sss a1d rect.
privilege, 4 clubhouse and tennis court Included
A. =. FIT. MsnAsauan. y. J.
UNUSUAL BARGAIN. CLOSING AN Es-
tate-Three story ten room house, ell
limits. well built: fifteen minutes from
tub.. Inspect az once. Must sell ROW.
LAND, Tti Grand 81. Junction. Jersey
CITY " J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
-FRATIONS.
Manhattan.

SD 81. - - t;n Gv: % sty oluehou'e
TsE', q Y Aieyaad-o go BTaJ. o"re; ~ y
H-sr IS stson AZ. A. h; cor. - ,
MADISON w cor fsd 8: - ~ sy q. j
hsser-e-t t.g. Y Nis'ta~s. q efh 81, owr :.
e. Gre E, Peeb-a. -. a-ht. oosi $4,000
The Bronx.
wASytEcToN Az. 1881; for ! fty motion pic;
-. tt.st-e s5Isa Il. Sophia Krs?7ey on prem
i,~s. owner. s Il gtt01. l0l VI 90 - i,cii
cost '.tJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
Fors,au Ter Special loosliIes.-hev Yut snd
Rsw England. fair TO-DAY sn6 tomorrow.
New Jtr,ey and Eastern Pennsylvania. partly

c,r4v g. day. fair ard slightly warmer to- morrow.
Ve lvarc Man and ard the District Of Columbia
,laiify o.. day. % norrop !si..
Ni-g'-ia al Wet Virginia. unsettled Gay; TO-
morrow fair AID warner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
Local one,l R.eOrd.--Tn. following ortsi rvocrd

from TIE Weather Bureau Show Ire changes IN the
.efnperstufs foF the last twenty four hoGo. n com
parison with The oorres pordinE date o; last Jsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-31
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

Female.
/ Cor-PLF-sco,.n; butler. useful; cook. isnndress
competent servants. 90 anywhere; te5: srcelleni
references Miss sAea's Ageny, 50 East t3d At
Murray Hi 67li -
CoUPLE-Colored; nrst elass capable upeh-
encet. butler and COOK excellent references;
anywhere, SIS. Mrs Mssons Agency. Isl ". I'D
COUPLE English Protsstsnri especially conpe-
tent, butler chauffeur, cook. housekeeper, nvs
ye iS,.' las. place So MasOn' Agency. isi ".
al Tel Bryant 1888
g0IsEII OKhER. -FiRnlsn. American. sronsi nn.
AIe aa. n 1 is5ts at Phone ssis Harlem
INFANTS NuRsE-Engllsh Protestant; will as
,M win growing child. Enssn a.! A Fs,, az
rcfercnres: $40 Miss shsas Agency 50 hAsi ga
:, TO- Murray mn oisi. "
iXr,>1~S NURSE Competent. German best ref
erDn.e,. cl,s. country; WAGES s'V 80. al Lang
4 Boechr-cr CO. Agency, - We't $50 81 y. J..
LADY closing house desires position ior her Walt
ress clamhermaii; neat; nee Inah gns 30.
Msson's Agency. ~ " 42d Tel. Bryant 1888
IAny.s MAID.-Gsrman: competent esn.tres..
T,i,i,ssser packer. best references wages % $50.
Cal al Lang 4 Boecherer co Agency. IS W. $50 st:
LAr<pREss. CHAlBERMAID Lady closing
house. tall nice appearing maid three seans'
persouai reference. 50. Nason's Agency. ISL W.
~ Tel B0ant 3'a3
LAVNDREss CIIAMBERAiAID-Younr eompe-
re,t, so. excellent references, Niss shess Aren-
e. 30 Ea.t go =. Tel, Murray I'M 80
L4TNDRIss Competent. German; lest reference.
rry. country. wages S3o-$35. Csl at Lang a
Poecaerer CO. Agrlrj. e. West 37f So y Y.
NURSERY GOyERNESS. MOTHERS HELPER -
Refined. educated English CIR. very Highly rec.
orsmellrd. anywhere. SIS. Ms Nasons Agsncy
Isl " AZ. Bryant 1888
NURSE. CHAMBERMAlD.-R Refined young Ger
man Protestsat. good sesmsirss.: three ytau
present place. 81 Ma Aas0ns Agency, Isl W.
t2d Tel Srsnt 1893
NJ RSERY GOyERNESs.--Co Com s,ent IN ctrs aai
teaching q children. good seAmsirrss; musical
best personal re,srvures. Miss shsas Agency. 80
East ga It. Tel. Murray Hill 6T7t.
NURSE Superior EEssl Protestant: four years
excellent re-ercure >2i. city o. country. Indus
trial Association. u West ga -.
NJ RSE.-Nofth German. experienced. city. county
references wage, s9j-SyO. Can AZ Lang a
Boccherer co hgency. ~ Mst S3d St, y. Y.
WAITRESS -CH ANBE RAiAID. -Nios Young Ir,h
gifi good references; s.3 private family; city.
county odells Agency. SIS 9Th ~ Telephone
bUsGl 1904.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
hialc.

GARDENER PARsfER-sfarried; $780, cottage
wife bolri help Or laundry irishI wall recon
mended. 0d.its Agency. s25 eth r Telephone
BrjalI 1907.
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Vessels Arriving at and De-
parting from Port OF
New York.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Funrts, ttSi ulnsA 1873; moon rises lofo'
moons age. ls
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CrrrPFrr democratic practical senr~womar de-
tIres daily. hourly occupation. entertain semi
invalid chaperoalus. shopping mothers helper
oner close houses. moderate terms Hamilton.
caro- Mason's Agency. 81 ". ga Tel. Bry. 1898
1ONPANION % elderly lady. county preferred. By
Am,n "a woman. ID sewer and packer. u.
Kenny 81 West 60th 81
cow RNEss A lady Wishes 70 recormsnd thor
on, NV compe,ert French lady WHO has been gov
e,r :, 10 tef daughter The last three year.. Ad-
dreis u J. 10 West ssh s..
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500 Ideal Summer Resorts

HANDSOMELY illustrated Brochure, with informn-
ti-u regarding summer rcs.rts ia Vermont AID on
shores ~ Lake Champiaiu. with hotel farm snd
,flfsca hons accommodations. sent on receipt 4c.
stamp. gor mailing Address. No. s. Summer
U0m's s,f Broadway. New York
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Bsrcmsisr ReAolnu.

leesi For.'n, Fair TO day and to mou0~. gentle.
hcceIatS skilinx rindA
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Original ste OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. p9ls.scs
cuIed ''..1-' V ''''...,.''..... eo5oe2
Estimated cos. q new site ...,..,...... s9s3ooo
cud.d ....'-.... . U'' 100000
year, ears at ~ per cent. '' '. '. IaesIs5
AZ ~ ., cent Mt ''.''''.'''.... iisse7s
Cost a construction. .................. 1000 900
Interest on cost n construction fcr aver
age period Of 2is years ct ~ PEI cent. l.i2soo
Ysffr.afed extras ..................... 100 00o
T1gur,ent Observation-Disclosures. 1900 900
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18th Str. near 18th Ave.

DANCING ACADEMIES.
sisNst Carnival Grand Central Palace I<, A,
"lh soIanee ODsa FROM IL a 4. midnight
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

csssur Hs~s istsrsstiss IN. 70 Sss,ssu~ ssys,
osGa.p asns s~'iSA, sw. 'h'% T'l'"' Ma
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Female.

PHARMACIST. desiring to change climates. wants
nHsition: age 90; single man: 20 years experience
bes, references John 2 Seaman, Groyeton. Texas.
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wEsrCHEsrER CoUNTf.

.rN TINE HEAar o. wtsrchtsrgts
ro,s plots and houses Al CEDAR hNui1n y
rninu,rs from Grand Central ahl ~. ~oIscs
"a E.,t send stress tel. ..6i MURRAY hlL
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EXCURSIONS.
WORK WANTED.
Male.

CHAUYFKCn. mech snio, married. ono ohnd. wishes
steady position: long experience careful private
6,yer. nest cy ead country references. eight years
T.-son references from las, employer; giving Up on
account OF death. Address Advertiser. 2O3 East