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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04
SOCIETY TO WAGE
COMSTOCK'S FIGHT
Prepared for Leaders Death by
Teaching Others-l20 Con
VictiOns in 1914.

Anthony Comstock's death will not
interfere with the activity of the New
York Society for the Suppression Of
Vice, with which he was identified as
executive officer for nearly fifty years.
An announcement sent out by Fred r..
Tasker, its president. says
"A few newspapers have expressed
the opinion that dealers in bad books.
prints, etc, upon learning OF the death
of Mr.. Comstock will attempt 20 he
more active in their diaboical trades
not realizing that the society has been
preparing to meet any emergency that
might arise. II is hardly necessary to
say that the work OF the society will
be continued, and no effort will be
spared 10 increase, If possible, its eff
cheney"
The machinery of the society, it is
said, vii! 90 on as before, the execu-
tive committee having foreseen that
with Mr.. Comstock's advancing years
it was necessary 20 divide the work 50
that when the time came when il would
be necessary Tor him to retire there
would be no need Of radical reO-.
ganization. I'm the early part Of next
year the society will celebrate the fif-
tieth anniversary of lis foundation by
W i4ladm r.. DOuRt anu olNtFS PROM
ncnt in Y. VI. c. a. work. II is prob
able that had Mr. Comstock lived he
would then have become secretary EN-
eritus and served in d purely advisory
capacity.
Through the generous and growing
contributions Of friends the society has
been able in the past three years
gradually 70 relieve Mr.. Comstock Of
much detail work." says Mr.. Tasker
During his late illness, when Mr.
Sumner, who is serving his third year
as associate secretary, called on him.
Mr.. Comstock spoke of the splendid
work the present executive force had
been performing during the months OF
his absence. ie expressed to Mr.. SUM
ner his confidence in the efficient SER
vices of the force, five of whom had
been associated with him for from two
TO seven years and one for nearly nine
teen years. The officers Of the society
believe that lis supporters, friends and
the public will be glad - be informed
that men, each fitted for his line Of
work, have wisely been brought TO-
eether in the present executive force.
"The results IN 19l4-120 convictions
and large seizures Of evil books, pict-
ures, etc. and proportionately larger
results TO date, 1915 are evidences
that the work OF the New York Society
for the Suppression of Vice is a ne
cessity."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04
GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.
l1ACHIkISTS STRIKE
Will Walk Out To-day-British
to Aid Ohio Strikers.

Schenectady, y. Y. Oct g. With the
local plant Of the General Electric Com
pany working on full time for the first
time in over a year. between $500 and
5000 machinists viii walk out at 9
o'clock tomorrow morning in their
fight for an eight-hour day This &C
ton. according 10 international Vice
President Keppler. follows the refusal
of the men 10 accept a compromise
offer of 52i2 hours "a week, instead Of
the as hours demanded by the men.
Keppler said tonight that the strike
would not be confined 10 union ma
chinists. of which there are about 1000,
but that all of the men employed al
the trade In the plant viii quit work
tomorrow morning.
Several Of the unions of the lnterna-
tional Brotherhood Of Electrical Work
ers also Endorsed the stand in favor Of
a forty eight-hour week without COM
promise. The moulders and pattern
makers have also indorsed the ma
chinists' action. but the majority Of the
electrical workers and the other trades
have either voted TO accept the COM
promise or are expected 10 do So There
are 1000 union machinists and 5000
non-union al the local plant.
Union leaders tonight said several
thousand electrical workers would
walk out. as we'll as most Of the non
union machinists. The actions of the
machinists have precipitated an open
break between the various unions en-
ployed at the plant over the eight-hour
question. the machinists asserting the
right 10 take independent action, while
the electrical workers and some of the
other employees claim all unions in the
Metal Trades Alliance are bound by
the acts of the committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04
ARRTEED

Almiran,e Carasena sept is. Porto Colombia
%. Santa Marta Il, tris'onal q AMI kingston -
70 The United Fnit c.. With malls sud mdse. Bar.
vigiiancia. Port Talbot sept 20. TO Simpson.
Spence Young. Bar. $50 Old.
korona tBrl. Dcaefara sep, %. Barbados. -
ami Antigua -J - Kilt 90. - Cr1ix AMI 81
Th1ma. q ~ Fumess. Witty ~ Co. With mails
and mdse. Bar. N.
aud Lou',,urs b. ~. 20 Beanam Is Boyesen.
Thule ,2or,. Dublin Sept II. to Esmes
E.rsui ijBels'. La RccheIl, sept "a. to Pierre
rbdl. tBr,, santos Aug a. RIO de Jsnsiro TO-
orleans p. to Ba,s Z. Daniels. With mdse. Bar
Forihgucn. Ponce sep, q. Maya0ea q. Aqua
dilia g. Iumsroa q and san Juan Is. 20 the
Bun Insular Line. with mlse. Bar = Is 2 m.
Ellen fNorl. GLASGOW Sept 49, quar-. , 10 , m.
+. Nore. Galveston sept p % he southern
Pscifc 60. with md-e. QUAR- 5is a m
Aragol. Georgetown. ) &. Sept 80. 10 the A.
lsrfie Coast Lumber Corporation. with lumber
guar 40 m.
jefferson. Newport News and Norfolk. n the Old
Dominion = Go. with passengers and mdie. quar-
Msiura lBr'. paramaHbo Sept IS and Trinidad
anil Granada o. go Trinidad shigplns a., !
Fris,oi cts Or. Swansea Sep, Is. to Jas
Arkel q Go. with mdse Bar. 10 n.
Ei sud Galveston Sept 20. 70 the southern Pa
Ly,e ,Beis La PaGIice sept IS. TO Pierre Mali
S,ra,h even tBrl. HAVE Sept Il. to the Com
pasnie Generate rran'atianuque. With mdse. Bar.
as o., savannah. Savannah SEP, 30. N tho
Ocean IS Co. With mi,e guar 80 an.
Baltimore Transportation Corporation. with mlse.
quar-. 25j III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
HOME INDEMNITY COMPANY.

Pursuant 70 Section II OF the Insurance
Law OF the State Of New York, we. the
undersigned. all being natural persons OF nun
age and at least two-thirds Of US citizens
II the United states, and at least one Of US
"a resident OF the state OF New York. do
hereby declare and publish notice OF our in
tentlon 70 form a domestic stock insurance
corporation TO transact the business OF ntel-
ity and surety insurance as authorized under
subdivision Of Section 20 OF the Insurance
Law The name q the proposed corporation
is HONE INDEMNITY COMPANY The
amount Of It's capital stock f. 10 be Two
Hundred and Fifty Thousand S25O. 0OO1
Dollars and It's surplus Two Hundred and
Fifty Thousand $3.50 .o00) Dollars additional
The principal and home orlce Of the corpora-
,ion is to be- located in the Borough OF Man
haitian. City, County and State OF New York.
Dated New York. September goth. 1915.
GEORGE c. CABELI. CLARESCE G
NETTLES, JOS. Z. WARD A n
BONN. \. KENNEDY CHILD. CTS.
TAV KOMPERT. CHARLES PETRAS
S G.. HORWARTH ALFRED r
WOLFE. a. BOMMEL. NJ LEM.
BRECH c. hERRFORTH, JOSEPH
DENk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04

W. Vanderbilt are others Of my jury
men"
The late J. ?. Morgan contributed
literally 70 the dinners because OF ms
failure 20 appear for service. And as
Tor the souvenirs, none was too rch 20
take them home Even in this respect
NJ. Morgan was good collector.
Some day" "Mac" said, 81 am go
ing 20 put all mine together; ] have
quite lot Of souvenirs. There are
clocks. silver vases. stems, travelling
bag. a mantel awning. and what not
! shall treasure them more than
ever for their associations now that
I am quitting ! don't know how many
there are Of these souvenirs. ] have
been attending - panel dinners since
1888 There we're only two panes
then. which meant two dinners year.
Now there are three "a year
Alexander V Davidson was Sherif
from 1888 20 1855. He was later tried
in the old Oyer and Terminer Court
for mafeasance and was acquitted.
lie was a victim Of one Of the inves-
tigating committees that used 10 ind
the Sheriff's office a shining mark
for their efforts Theodore Roosevelt,
then an Assemblyman, was on the
legislative committee that found
against Davidsos'
Bernard ReillS was Sheriff when Nc
Cormick went into the Office. Others
under whom he has worked we're Fo-
lev. Hayes. Shea, Grant Uater Mayor.
Grell. Sexton, Bowe and Dunn. His
first work was 20 assist the chief clerk
in the collection of criminal statls-
tics and the sending out Of jury no
tices. the Sheriff in the earlier dayT
being the Sheriff Of the city as wall
as Of the county, and doing the work
now done by the Commissioner Of
Jurors. In 1881 he was put in charge
Of the jury department and had ten
men under him.
"And now I am going to practise
law" said the veteran, who even now
would not be called an old man. Ger
tainly his spirit is Youthful.
"No young, able-bodied, clear
Drained man should become dependent
on politics for a living" was MACY
Anal remark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04
pROPcsALs.


PROPOSALS FOR FUEL OiL-ANNUAi.
Estimate for the period beginning January
I. 1915. and ending De-ehnocr 81, 1916. --
SeainI proposals. viii De- received 40 the otnco
~ tho General Purchasing officer. The PAN
anna Canal. Washington, y. C., until 10 80
a. m. November 4. 1915. al which time they
VIII be- opened In public. Tor furnishing the
above mentioned oil. Blanks and general IN
formation relating 10 this Circular 90. sTD
may De obtained from this Office or the offices
OF the Assistant Purchasing Agents, "a state
Street New York CITY. bif Whitncy-centrsl
Building Ncw Orleans. Ia. and Fort Mason,
San Francisco. Ca. also from the L. ;. In
Fineer Ol.ces IN the following cities; Seattle,
Wash. I.0l Angeles. Cal. Baltimore. MI. [;
Philadelphia, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Boston.
Mass, Buffalo. y. Y, Cleveland, ohio ;
Cincinnati. OHIO; Chicago H.. - Louis.
No Detroit. Mich Milwaukee, Wis. 81.
Paul. MINI. Chattanooga, Tenn; Louis
VILE Ky. Mobile. Ala. and Galveston. Tex.
Commercial club. Kansas City, Mo. Cham
her OF Commerce. quincy. H.. and CONNER
cial Club. Tacoma. Wash-F. G. Boggs.
Major. Corps ~ Engineers. L. ) a. General
Purchasing Orlcer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04
PASTOR PRAISES C0MSTOCK
Loved for Enemies He Made" De-
clares the Rev. Or. Russell.

The greatness of Anthony Comstock.
secretary of the New York Society for
the Suppression Of Vice. who died re
Gently, was apparent only 10 those who
knew him intimately. in the opinion Of
the Rev. DR.. Daniel Russell, pastor of
the Rutgers Presbyterian Church. in
sermon yesterday devoted TO euloe T.
inc the late crusader against vice Or.
Russell said he was regarded generally
a. a meddlesome prude, Joke or a
maniac.
But he was one of the outstanding
men Of his time" declared the pastor
lie held two supreme hatreds during
his life gambling and impuritv. ne
was fighting man to the last and ne
bore on his check the knife slash of
the criminal Conroy. whom he arrested
That he was misunderstood was be-
cause he knew as little Of tact as of
cowardice. All. he said, can join in he
sentiment that he was loved for the
enemies he made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04
900 WOULD AID CONvICTS
Entire Audience Answers in Affirma-
tive when Osborne Asks Question.

Glow many OF you would be willing
70 help convicts when they are released
from prison?"
Warden Thomas Mott Osborne Of
Sing Sing asked this question at the
close Of mis- address 90 the Young Men
and Young Women's Social Service So
ciety Of the Federation Of Jewish Char
tiles, held in the Jewish Hospital, at
Classon Avenue and Prospect Place.
Brooklyn, last night, and the entire
audience Of 900 stood up
Magistrate Alexander Geismar pre-
sided Warden Osborne said that pris-
ons should be purely for the education
Of men, and not for the purpose Of
them.
1T is all nonsense to say that pris-
ons are getting TO be too attractive"
said Mr.. Osborne. The warden disa-
greed with Professor Lombroso, and
stated that IN his opinion there was no
such thing as . criminal type"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04

Murray Iim
CIAMBERMA D-WAITREss. Young
SMedet very neat, quick worker. $50. T.,
Miss Hofmayers Agency. Do l.. 45d IT.. 81
floor. Tel ssi7-Muray HHl.
'HAMBEl- D.-Young scotch girl: good
worker. $500 ST.. Mis- Homayer's
Agency 10 T.. i2I So. 81 floor Tel S9is-
Nurrav fiill.
COOK -rirst class Swedish co0k. highest refer
ence. and cook. chan. crmtI waitress. Finnish.
clp. county. Ju.sla AsciC. - Last s,.h 81.
Plaza iilf
COOK-HOCSEWOR KER.-Thoroughl eNpe-
ricnced. yoI3g WIDOW daughter. eleven.
country place near school. 81. Mrs Mason
Agency. l5l ". Al r.. BrFant-5t33
COOK -KITCHEN MAID.-swedish; first
class. NJ-S-.. 50 anywhere. best personal
references. Miss Shess Agency. 50 East i-d
81. Murray Ilill titf.
COOK. Norwegian. fret class. excellent ref
erencos' 50. r.. Miss H0fmayer's Aseney'
10 g. 49, -. 81 floor. 1ei. ssii Murray Hill.
PLE.-German; first class cook and
manager and capable butler. entire Work
except laundry; So. Miss Shea's Agency. 81
rasf 81 -. Murray liii t.f
COI-PLE-Chauneur useful around country
place. Hife cook and housewofker. coiored
Americans. man good appe aEance, excellent
reference. OdslIs Agency, 80 tih aV Phone,
Bryant 7oo7
OtPLE.-Colored Americans; man cook.
furnace. etc.. wife cnamh' rIraif. generally
useful. $50. excellent references. odell
Agency. 50 SIN av Telephone Bryant 7el.
COUPLE. -3utier useful. Rife excellent
cook: Young col0rad Americans. IN. refer
cnc.s. go anywherc; 50 up. Otells Agency.
So 9Th av Telephone. 1879 ant 900
COUPLE. -Colored. first class. thoroughly
experienced butter eful. cook. Iaundress'
highly recommended. 80. Mrs Mason .
Aa.uov lel ~. ~. ST. hr' amt se15
COUPLE. Swiss. butler valet; excellent
cook: years best references. city or coun-
iry. Miss shsughnessy teency. IL W. 4.d
HOTsEWORKER. EXPERIENCED. yolns
Widow with baby. wants nice country
nom. snienJfl cook iauudrcss 81. Mason
Agency 49, ~. 81 q. brfant-e'aa.
UOt sEWORkER Finnish Amcucsn. strong. VIII
ins. ciiy Or country excellent fr,ren- s. Afh.-
Agency. = Z. 18Th =. 'ihln. 81, hsiiem
LApY's MAID. hairdrssser good seamstress;
excellent packer. middle aged. refined ii!sh
vofuar. highest references, Ns9 DleIl
Agency. - 9th as. Phone bryant ioy..
IAtSpREss. class Finnish lsundross. test
r,'erenc.s. cts or country JllsNE Agency. ls1
East ssh u, Tel 4ifs PIsfa.
MAID-sEAMsTREsS superior young WON
an: excellent nurse. neat. most CAPABLE
Four Years reference 81. Mason 8 Agency
isi W "a r.. Tel brysnt-ooss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04
Chapel Cornerstone Laid.

Dover, n. j., Oct 3.-The cor
nerstone of the new convent chapel
at st. Mary's Church was laid this
afternoon. A solemn benedction in
the church was followed by process
sion to the new chapel. The Rev. Ed
ward J. Miskela, rector, was the cele-
brant; Rev. VI. J. Glennon, of st. Vir-
gil's Church, Morris Plains. was dea-
con, and Rev. c. J. Lawless, assistant
rector of st. Mary's. was sub-deacon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04
JUSTICE J. P. ELKIN DIES
Member of Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Victim of Liver Trouble.

Philadelphia, Oct. 3. Justice John Z.
Elkin, of the Supreme Court Of Penn
sylvania, and ex-Attorney General Of
the state. died tonight in the Medico-
Chirurgical Hospital here from liver
trouble. An operation was performed
on September IS. and until Saturday
night Justice Elkin apparently had-been
convalescing. Then he suffered a re-
lapse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records OF the List
Twenty-four Hours.

Washington. Oct. s-Ths Eastern distufoAno'
b.. passed beyond tho Geld N observation. ou' VIC
Western one thu, vas over Colorado SATURDAY
rlgt, has moved 20 eastern Minnesota. Win soin'
what Increased intensity. and IT f. followed ~
nartef high are, attended BY low 1mpNfhu'''
and Nv quite general rain as FAR east as "l'o'h
sin end upper ':icnsan. There was no O'he'
nr,-,rltatlon y Consequence. except some ,ocai
',f,. Safu-fsv nfyht il Nev York AMI Ne" has
isrI ami s0rlo thunder showers sunday alons ur
6;flf coast and IN Florida The fall In tempefa'ui
ea,.r, tho entlro country vest ~ me Mlss.uli
River etcert The Pacific states. but % the east
varI tcmpers'ures are higher. especially over u'
Central valleys and the South.
Their, VIII 10 rain Monday IN the northern uppel
Lake region extending Tuesday INTO me NV.
Lake region generally There VII also he showers
Vor.t,v riyhf or TUESDAY IN western Texas. OLA
f.ar.a Arsansas and the Gulf states. and on Nor
isy AMI Tuesday 10 Florida. In The ONO Na.ey
ffo lower Lake region snd the Atlantic Hale' VIZ
weather wiu De Fair Monday and lue'daf. T. "h
l. colder Monday IN the Southwest ami on lur'
dav in the Gun states, the Central valleys. ne
urrsr Lake and western lower Lake regions. li
viH he warmer Monday ln the eastern lower La"T
region and New Euglaud. ,.,.,
Winds for Monday and Tuesday Norm Atahu,
moderate shifting. becoming souihea1 Mdllo n
Ianlr. moderate east and southeast. south NJ
Moderate mostly southeast; East Gulf ana West
GUN moderate south. Upper Lakes ami western
Superior strong northeast 20 northwest wfri, Mon
dav with rain Oh eastern superior ami uorth. n
Michigan. Lover Lake.. moderate southeast WINS
Monday. becoming fresh Erie. with fair weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04
STORAGE NOTICES.
DIVERS NEW AMSTERDAM
VAN AND JTOKAGF CO,

To Mrs NJ 7 Brown and Mr. johnson. You
and each o, you are hereby notified that the time
for tho payment ~ our lien upon the properly here
matter rribed having expired after due notice
thereof had been xgru YOU will cause such
property. 20 vii Househn.I furniture. pef.ouh a.
fcrfs merchandise. fsrp.fs machinery. safes. etc
stored a. our warehouse hy you or m your name
cor in which YOU may have an INTEREST,". 10 De sold
a. public auction ar-ouiing - the statute In silrh
Ease made and provided. 81 20 w 77,h ST. New
York CliY 90 Thursday. October 2is,. 1915 al 10 50
a. and continuing until all The goods are sold
DIVERS NEW AMSTERDAM VAN a STORAGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

ESQ o m
Hawaii via san Francisco. Lurline. .Oct
ca.ie ...-................... oct
Japan. Korea. China. Philippines VIA Seat
tel, Chicago Mam OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oct
Tahiti Asrqucsss Cook Islands. New Zea-
land. Australia via san Franciscoi Ma
rama Observation-Disclosures oct
Japan. Korea. China Via Seattle. Titan. oct J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04

s.eamen g. raul. Ns,g2o dord So. SETON PM lg
a. n,,,,,o,,tb Carolina fswedl. Go'htnpuis
Arsi fVori. bergen. Thounls. IT iD'' 49,.
c.-,qu. lFr norl,irT. cry y N Tias, 'ysssiana
~ v,.rar,fs.. B.rwind. Gusnfansmo. IS
fNo norfolk Black Rock NorfoF n,9sr.,
INorI Philadelphia; Delaware fn'1 m a..
vs.t.. GrI,euor. VI Aba Galveston "
49,, osfv...,n Ormuisso. Sabine Radiant "a
fias with orc hsrse chcksi. ,en re-,
shsrnut. jacksonville. Lahmer For' hf'"N'' '''''
norfolk and NeHr0rt New.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04
WORK WANTED.
Females.

ATTRACTIVE YOUNG WOMAN desires
position n social secretary Or compan-
ion: willing 10 travel or locate away from
New lOrk; well educated and from good
family. best of references. moderate sal
AIRY expected. Address W.. Box 40. Irib-
une Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04
LEGAL NOTICE

The New Haven County National Rank
located In the city Of New Haven. in the
state Of Connecticut. Is closing its affairs
All note holders and other creditors OF IN.
association are hereby notified 10 present
the notes and other claims for payment
r. G. STODDAPD President
Dated. August %. 1918
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

FARMER GARDENER-N Working foreman: married :.
one child. long experience with stock. CROPS da'u,
moulei CarIrlic' Asef~. l5i fth agc.
FARM SUPERINTENDENT Expert all branches
dairying. poultry. gardening. rotation crops good
manager and accountant. hard worker. can show
results. Address William. Gaze Odcls. s2j Oh as.
GARDENER FARMER Scofch American. married:
age 81 greenhouse. trccs flowers bcs, references
last place years. small family Address w.. care
GARDENER iage 80. thoroughly experienced y
greenhouses and the worE ~ private place. de-
sire, change. highest references. Address English.
e.. H.. Box g. I.ihune Office.
NANAGER German American. married one child
understands gardening inside and out. capable
taxing charge cerfcm.rs estate unrrreptonabie raf-
c-cufes. node. -sIar,. address NaN. care Olell s
Agency. So oh az Telephone Bryant 1907.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION Will
sell to-day NJ = m, al t3t West 10th
street. Manhattan. stock OF italian wines
and lquorE
ALFRED FREEMAN. Marshal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04
BUSINESS CARDS.

tAUEff l. CARPET CLEANING CO.-Cl..n. n,
comp esscd ali. steam. hand ~ 90 roof 1851
hro-dU A. s2l Lsst tsth II COZ s BRANDT
fc .-asih
MrLrGRAPH TyPEWRITTES LFTTE RS. 500.
$50. ]. 200. sl5b. 10. 1000. s. GEO r.
NEATilEkfOKD 10 Bro,dssJ Equitable BidS
Room. ll2l. Rector 1888.
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING NORRIS
Oldest, Lsrsest. Mog Modern.
FINE Ht c. WOVEN FROM Old FARFETs
Price Reason1l!e Seli for ifrculsr
ICL tt9. ttgJ B!yInl 1-tSs Wet t.tk St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
sCROOL ALENClES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency.-
Supplies Professors. Teachers; tutors
FAMILIES Apply 20 Mrs II. YOUNG
FULTON 2a Union SruSrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

Female.
MOTTIER-D UGHTER.-Cook waitress or
nurse; refined. efficient people. excellent
references Jersey preferred Mr. Mason's
Agency. 1871 W. i-d St Bryant-jt33.
NURsE-CsEFUL.-R Refined. educated young
German Protestant, nice country place.
splendid references: SO Mrs. Mason
Agency. i3i vs.. ~ 81. Bryant-56s3
NCRSE.-Young Scotch girl. So years. excel
lent references, city or country Miss
Slaughnessys Agency Il West i2d s..
PARLORMAID CHAMBERMAID Good.
long city references. g.. Miss Hofmayers
Agency. 10 r. i3d 81. Tel ss47-Murray Hiil.
SECOND COOk.-Swedish $50: capable;
young. excellent references Miss Shea's
Agency. 30 East i2d st. Murray iIll. ga.
TRAINED INFANTS RSE.-Superior
woman: S35: best personal references. Miss
Sheas Agency. 30 East i2d St Murray Hill
ga
USEFUL MAID. Bright young Irish girl
CITY preferred. Mrs. Masons Agency. l3l W
f2i 81. Bryant-5s35.
USEFUL. MAID.-Assist chamberwork; ey-
cellent seamstress: four years last place:
$40. Miss Sheas Agency, 30 East 42d ST
MURRAY I'M 6l1'
WASHING faEen home two Swedish lsundrss,es
open az diving G Abrshamscl. 1857 Sd aV
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER Good cook:
take charge bachelor home or business
couple. city mide AGED American. Odei' <
Agency. - sth av. Telephone Bryant 7oO7.
YOUNG WOMAN slsyonic, desires position as
ladies maid Or nursemaid 10 two children
wage. $50. Address NJ c.. i3s West 23d 81.
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Barometer Readings.
FIRE RECORD.

Il 30-20ith ST. and 10th sv: Auto 1888 'rfng
iIj-2S south William St. Thoma, Neyland
tifug
420-2S - Nicholas az. : Dan Mcclure. trifins
55o-25O7 Amsterdam Az Knickerbocksr Ice Co
trlhing.
Tl5-Agenue D and 10th st. Leicy Daiy Co
frifiug.
10 Os-s28 East Iso,h St. Tho Bronx: J. p. Elan
nelly uifug.
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SHIPPING Information ana :,
Marine NeWS OF the World
SAILED

PAYNE. rbrsd.lphl. to The Clyi' s. Co. WIT
rrdse GUAR eH m
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Vessels Arriving at and De
parting from Port OF
New York.


MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 5ss suns~. $50; moon ri''' l.'''
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l. 45-221 Clinton av.. J. Rskind. triHing
13J-li0 West Tooth S. Seror & StcIt. trifing
OILS "a Az. T. Arrons. 500
20-5if East i06th ST.. ?. ZaggiO .rfng
00-245 West 55th g. Edward Grossmal. frifins
8 0f-G2i East l23d St. Thomas Camp. $500.
50-67 East lyjth st. Samuel Gansberg. trihins