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New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
TRADING LIVELY
In COTTON GOODS
Demand Larger than for Months
with Wide Grades in Favor
and Prices Up.

Fall River. Mass. March 2S.-Trading
last week in the cotton goods inhrhetS
was the largest for several months
Tho sales we're larger than for any
weok OF lnst January, when the only
other real spurt of the present year oc-
Cured. There has been steadily aug
menting demand. which has been freely
met. but buyers have not had their way
without advancing prices. fractlcaiIy
all STYLES figuring in sales OF lmpoI
tancc have been advanced slNtech'n
OF cent a yard.
Manufacturers are looking for FUR
ther advances in prices. and apparently
with good cause. The demand Is CON
tinuing active and the price or cotton
il going up. With cotton 40 strong ana
Increasing steadily in cost rnanufact-
urers can figure little profit from ne
nricos bid for cloths. They have been
selling contracts up TO three months
ahead freely. but are looking for bet
for nrices. The active demand has been
confined as usual to wide and medium
uide counts. and OF these wide go0ds
2sio-inch goods have had the call:
There has been a fairly large demand
for medium width goods. Narrow goods
we're dull and failed TO share IN the
advances. Mills making the wider
STYLES have benefited as the retuit Oh
tho new business, and others nave
started putting in wide looms, which
viii 'i tai take care Of narrow goods as well
as wide goods. In addition TO standard
gtylcs. several other makes have been
marked IN. 80;
Total sales for the week are est
mated at 800, 900 pieces, or about loo'-
600 more than the total weekly pro
duction of the mills when running IN
fun. About $4,000 pieces were Spots,
There has been considerable selling
of contracts to extend well th ough
July. but most of those accepted are 20
run ton weeks TO three months ana De
comnlcte bv the end of June. The fol-
lowing are the quotations: 10
28-inch 64-64, pa cents, nominal; ZS-
inch 64-6O. %. cents; 21-inch n;t ei.eo'
> 1i-16 cents; 27-inch $3.50, 2Ss cents;
27-inch 56-52. 81. cents; 3Si5-lnch
6i-Gi, As cents; 39-inch 6S-72, 4@
cents.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
oss,, and Suits.

oss,, and suits. -.
DTTRoTT-Ns -Nswcomh- Edicoit Co; 0
urHkIurR IN = Y-H q Munger 4 Go: J''s'''
u,i ~ srn% n%ay yIeVy WV RPos Co. Hshlo: /" "
yTEw on'rA%s- -Mark.-rssscs Co: k'u'm'"'
rr1'RrA--Tho Is 4 M. J Bloom: 1879 B"''' v"
rITrsRr-RGr-Ki Solomon & Co: J h,otco; coo, "''
Telusfen basement. il6 " go ~! ~" =, 10th
RAN ANTONIO-Emil Blum ID "-'
rITfsnrRGH- -Pogss Buhl: W Beck''on' o'''
nen'. 81 w 2Gih st. Hh foor =, v,,,s,1. 1851
sI0r'X CITY-DaVidson Bros: u fishs'"'
vol ST2sToWN%G " MrKel'ey & co; MI Sn''''
ziyTsXIr{{r SiS VIII ~ '2' sur.1snt Co: s'ur''
want. 1870 BwS. an hoof
Waists.
curcAGo-Ths Boston store: Mr. sh'ns' " r.
cIsrfIyr,LIANp-.edl,on ~ Cloak 4 suit Co. no
ntrsTRoIT r. ys~rornb. Endicott Co: d Scott; '00
y3Rr 5s az wdRTlIw ,n.n nov c Stripping: My; 30 "
6i az sr6v 81 ilIe SOGr Bro, CO.. Hshlo; /" "
yTw y 81, so,RIrh%s-Msrs,-1.s,es = a%Gt Co: Kaufman
pITTsrsrK KGiI|K solomon 4 C; Miss fe'n''s"''
basement: lle w ga st. iS'n nO0''
Dresses,
Cloak Suit Co; mo-
zach. 1881 Bway eth floor 1,-,,,,A -,,,h
pATIAS-Godsmnh d & Go; l. Goldsmih' "a''
ms arT,'rr lS IHeycomS Endeo,t Co. Scott 200
KANsHs a., Iv III cirY%Th. r,ri.l,n: Miss Flat wash
Jres.es. : W g2d st 9Th floor. -,
NV 9ItI.EANs-Marks- -Is.scs & Co: hsu'-
Tss -. ncM td solomon mo Co: Mis-, Fienscin.
ii' hs.smenp; ,Sirs I'll lie Is 33d st. 18Th floor. ~,
rEORIA-The i 4 n: Bloom; lls' b"'' '''
h"3r h"3r.,.,,,r TT n e,,,,.,,n, Co. II II Stur,s-
want. 1870 liUay. iih Moor.
skirts.
RtruINCHtN The Partisan; Nj" Llshuoot'
,ols. 3jg ih N. llth floor 80 ~. an
CfNCINNATl-Alms DoepEs' n'1'"'
sI6TrX uTY-parieson Bros: Fi'hs'h; 1851
BNay. Ilth nooF.
P.uIcosh.
sIRMrNGHAM-Ths Pirsl.n; L Block; ''' ''n
cHiiicAG0-Hilin,n'. Miss Kei,nsr; lis "
pE6nIA.Ths The b. 4 M. Bloom: 1893 Bwv.
y" "OO' Millinery.
BOSTON -Fn.n.s; Mr. Koch tbs'smen'); liS "
mo rAGo%Msrshall Yield 4 Co; o " Smith. los
cIGfSVELkyD-wm GSEL Taylor. son Co; Mrs se-s;
pftrn6;Trr u; x rN.rcomb 1s% Endcott Co: Scott: 200
not Of" "sTGN"Le,y II, bro. Dy Goods Co; NJ Ginb'l;
T..
PITTSBt' RGH-The R0seubaum Co. - Ho'u'1i''
llG " SD 81. ltth floor.
Muslin Underwear and Infants Wear.
Field Co; c swanson
May Co: Miss + Kenny; 81 w
o6ih g. sth floor. ,,. p,
DFTRofr-J l. Hudson Co: A Mayhem 90
PTrI SBr RGH-Bosss b Buhl W Beckton base
mcnt 81 W Goth 81 S'h hoof
Corets.
cLEvELANp-Th- May Co. Miss Kenny: 81 "
cIIIiIGAG6EHiliman's: Miss K.ltnsr: ll5 SD
s' 18Th floor. ,>,- "A ,,,o,
square. -. ., ,... ~ IL
PITfSBt 'RGH-Bogg5 4 Bull: W Beckton; 81 "
10th ST. Sth floor.
MIsceIlsneou,
chicago Sears. Roebuck & Co; c Elvel. house
N.mishing. iN BHay. ,,, -
CpiCkGO' Marshall Field 4 Co J Reilly cur.
fains and draperes. VI Geder. notions
Morton rugs and carpets: lOf Nortn -. ..
KANSAS CITY-TAe Partisan. Mls5 flatl' Aproh''
" 22d 81. 9Th floor. -,
rfrTSBI RGII-Bog 4 Bull: W BecSton. base
u.cut ready -to-wcar. - " 2Gth So sth moor.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29

TO cross-cxaminc them by counsel ana
TO call witnesses in her own behalf
"For half century Mrs. Dunphy mas
done her best in horrible environ
ment. working in the incradieable
stencil of the idiots. among the gibbcr-
ing deformities that ovcrcrowd the
inadequate wards. laboring with the
riff-raG she is given as helpers, lapor-
ing with inadequate buildings, made
ouatc supplies. inadequate funds max
ing bricks without straw.
"Thc city has taken her Cirlhood' hcr
Young womanhood. her middle age. IL
has accented them without thanks and
without comment, and now. when the
hand Of old age is heavy upon her, the
employer whom she has served so long
is about TO turn her out under the most
atrocious charges. without even fair
opportunity to prove her innocence.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
RUSSIA WANTS u. S. GOODS
Market There for Large Va
riety of Articles Made Here.

Washington, March Is Changed
conditions due TO the war induced an
inquiry received by the Chamber Of
Commerce Of the United States asking
the names OF American firms which
would be interested IN establishing
trade with Russia in laces and articles
made thereof. ribbons. ladies' hair
combs, knitted goods, stockings and
socks. woollen and cotton yarn, sewing
and silk thread, collar buttons. linen
and cotton collars, borders and strings,
beads, imitation pearls, batiste en-
broideres, ladies' leather purses and
handbags and knitting machines.
The inquiry came from the Russian
commercial attachc in Washington. FL
lot II. Goodwin. general secretary Of
the national chamber. has notified
those members Of mis- organization who
might be interested.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
BROKERS' BODY FOUND
E. A. Reincke, Missing Since
Dec. 20, Suicide in Woods.

The body Of Edgar A. Reinckc,
Wall Street broker, who disappeared
December 20, was found yesterday
afternoon in the woods Of the Weber
property. near Tarrytown. By two IN
mates Of the county almshouse. lden-
tifcation was made through the tailor
label. 81. A. Pierre, Montreal, Canada"
Coroner Mills said i. was case OF
suicide. but that the state OF the BODY
made il impossible to determine the
method. A razor was found near the
body.
Mr.. Reincke had not been seen since
he took the 8:35 train at Tarrytown
ON the morning Of December %. lie
had no financial trouble. and only a
few months ago cleared $4,000 on
sugar deal. He came 10 this country
thirty years ago, and besides his home
at l6 South Broadway, he had a coun-
try home at Bottoms Landing, Lake
George. He was a member Of Craven
horst & Co.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
FIRE RECORD.

ia iel st,r,on AZ T. Foreman: $1,000
y lO-7Ol sixth a. Union Dime Savings Bank
mo damage
l2o-3s6 Washington s.. r Gerb"h: ",
l.j5-2l3 West 18Th St, VI Senger irh.hs
940-3i3 Esst s0th 81. l. P,oIi unknown.
2.55-3lO Pearl 81. Jennie Esap;, 80 S,. .,a v,,.,
ll0-2j South a.. New York Old Hat and "Hs'
.2c--sos Bleeck.r St. g Ro.nden; $500
s: s3::. E E Ssp Issg ; ssSs5.,. nG'10sqm aaa n''
Ioi5-Isfth a. and North River. Kniekefbocs'r
Ii Io-2s7 West i25d o.. II Gallagher: $50.
II i:jO-5is West 50th St.. T. Dominick. thhlng
i?4j-sH Home g.. TIE BronI. Germanii insur-
I:2o--i5S R,insion ST. 8 Hartman: thsns
i35-29 Fast l5ith st, =. McMoroT; trthins
2.O7-G57 Southern Boulevard. Van Buren 20
22o-5i59 westchester sr. J. Mscellfo ttninE
2.3O-lSs5 Hobart az unknown: no damage .
23O--Pelhsm Parkway. near UmledEe Road. y.
Frickbofen. unknown
2jo-ij5d s. and seventh av. unknown; no
sl5-ce%irsi Park West and 77h s.. Park De-
a2o-sss Iast listn s.. ?. Do9loonio; ,,,nins
s.S5-7I PIKE st., Herman Bros t,inins
4.3o--22s3 second sv.. W. H. campbell trhinE
55o-il West 6jth st. @ HauseL: 80 H..
s3o.-si7 Cr.enwich ~eTi st. Mary Brown: unknoxn
e40-3is5 rosd.sy / Itst SissGl ana i,,sBg a4sr '0'
s55-ioslh St; and Broadway. Bind Asylum;
-l;-429 p Fast ssth s.. A. Berrie. tnhins
-20-6s5 Amsterdam az. n. Kirchnsr. trifins
-j0--sjs DAWSON 81. y. Phillips ,HhlnS
s.20-24O =: losh s.. Bucney estate .1,i unnI r.,
s2j-6s3 ". lSls' ST.. Berhheim Con'tuc'oh 20 :
II o5@ia5t s.. Nicholas ar.. s Hurdus trininE
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
FOR WORLDWIDE REVIVAL
Federated Churches Believes
It's Way to Bring Peace.

The Federal Council OF the Churches
Of Christ in America issued yester-
day, through its commission on evan
celism, a call to prayer for a world
wide revival, urging the churches not
to be satisfied with the gains OF last
year. The call claims that the spiritual
advance of the Church has always been
marked by revivals.
"The situation in our country Is
from a spiritual viewpoint at a critl-
cal stage" it says. "Professlng Chris
tians are not active in winning men to
Christ. The situation abroad, where
professed Christian nations are killing
men by millions. is such that only a
great revival Of true religion can bring
peace"
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
4" FOREIGN PORTS.
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Na-hirs'ou. March 2s.--A moderate disturbanc.
from The Canadian Northwest has reached Western
N.0 Yo.E attended by SHOWS in ,he lake region
and Iasten Indiana. II Is followed by = moderate
high area and by decided temperature fan that
extends from the upper lake region eastward through
fhe DaEotas and Eastern Colorado The Pacific
Coast depression now covers tie ent., area west OF
the Rocky Mountains. with three we'll defined
centres and there were general rains IA the Pacific
states and rains and SHOWS In Nevada There va,
also decided fall IN temperature in Wcste-r,
Nevada aud interior California Over the remainder
Of the country the weather was fair. with a con-
siderable rise 90 temperature.
There will be rains and SHOWS generally On Mon
dsy west - the Rocky Mountains. and during Mon
dsy night q. Tuesday the snos and rain area Will
extend into the plains states and the Northwes. and
probably into the northern portion Of the west CUT
district and into the lover Ohio vslley. There will
also be snow Monday ih the upper Ohio VALLEY and
The lover lake region. and rain or snow Monday or
Monday night IN Nca England and the middle A.
ian'ic states. followed BY generally fair weather
Tuesday O,rr the northern portion Of the country
AM In the South the weather will be generally fair
Monday snd Tue,day II will be colder Monday In
the central valleys and the lower lake region and
Monday night 81 Sew England and the middle A.
IhNll' Ntlcs 1T VIII tNO be toi1er Monday
the iaicror districts west OF the Roxy Mountains
sfd warmer TUESDAY r. the upper lake region and
tho Northwest. except Montana
storm waning are displayed on the north alt
foruis cossf. , 0ld HsruiuEs have been issued 10,
tHe upper Sacramento River.
Wild. for No .day suI Tuesfay-North Atl,n,io
mnl'la'e varia.l". middle At 4ntic moderate 10
fresh southwest aid west. south Atlantic and esst
Gur grare a" moderate variable. west Gulf gentle
% modrrtie caf. Uyler lakes moderate uo.tf4,s,-
lower I4Ats. moderate west and northwest
Forecast for Special tsealitis,.-East.rn New
York. loeal rains Or SHOWS to-day: ts.msrrow fair
Western NoS York locs SHOWS anu colder 10.
lay 10 morrow fair
Southern New England. LEGAL rains or SHOWS to-
dal. to-morroF fair
Northern New frg'ard @locsl SHOWS ., dav =, to
iigui. colder to-morr1s and probably f.ir
hrs Jersey srt Eastern Peuusylaula Local ,str.
or e.0Hs today. t0 morrow faIr
Virginia. FAIR to-day. Tomorrow partly CLOUDY
Local ohlelal Rseord-Tho following o-icial re-.
ord from 'he Weather Bureau show, the changes
n The temperature for tho last twenty four hours.
IN comparison with the corresponding d,.s o, l.l
Jcaf.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
WOULD SELL SARAH A LEG
Baltimore Firm TO Bid for
Supplying Artificial One.

Baltimore, March 2S.-A Baltimore
concern Will be among the bidders for
the privilege Of supplying Sarah Bern
hardt with an artificial leg, 20 replace
the natural one she lost through a
surgical operation at Bordeaux some
weeks ago.
Wien the cable told that Nine. Bern
hardt. recovering from the operation,
had announced her intention Of going
upon the stage again, the Baltimore
company. which manufactures artiti-
cial limbs of all varieties. sent one Of
its agents TO Paris to solicit the order
from her.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
NEEDED AlIBI FOR CAKE
Arrested Dealers Pastry Con-
tanned Everything Else.

Philadelphia. March 2S. Antonio
Nfattino is held in S4OO bail charged
with selling cakes without protection
from street dirt. Agent SINNERS, OF
the Dairy and Food Commission, pur-
chased sample of Mattino's wares,
which he took 10 a chemist for ex-
animation. The chemists analysis
showed that the following matter was
found on cakes:
Sand and coal dust, disintegrated
bran fragments, human hair. wool frag-
mcnts. black and yellow; cotton dbres,
white. black. blue, yellow and green.
Linen ibres, white, green and violet;
straw. partly disintcgr:te disinte-
grated vegetable tissue, cobweb, pine
wood and other wood fragments, paper
fragments and iron rust fragments.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
Succeeds DR.. j. R. Stevenson

The Rev. John Mcdowell. for ,.,
years pastor OF the Park Presbyte,.'
Church, Of Newark, announced = 81,
congregation at the services yes,erS,,
morning that he had decided u se..,.
a call to the Brown Memorial Ciu,,S
Of Baltimore. In his new charge Y,
Mcdowell Will receive a salary Of gO,i
a year and will minister % a co grs,..
tion Of 1900. lie will succeed the PsT
DR.. J. Ross Stevenson, who recent,
resigned 10 become president o. ..
Princeton Theological Seminary. Dr
Stevenson has been acting pastor pen5.
ing the selection OF h successor.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

Company. with ndsA Bar so m
Napoi utaI. Norfolk March -. 70 fairfield.
Solar & Co. with coal IN transit VIII hnsh load
ing for Genoa. ETC.
Iuei.as tBH. CarIiT March l3. 20 Warden.
.l ballast. Bar. uoou
Iiughou tNorl SAicn February g and Aberdeen
March q. to Bennett. H5oslef 90. IN ballast
Bar noon.
Frsnc.sro (Br). HUI March 10 and Bos'on %.
fo Ssrdefso1 Son. with mdse Bar. noon.
Steamer NoIiva tNorl. Nanzanll.o March 81. 10
tLr Nc,' India S. 60. With sugar. Bar. m.
steamer ko'oula dam. Esinore March .. 20
j u Winchester a c.. In ballast Bar m.
steamer Minnesota lNorl. Ssna March 20. 10 tho
Atlantic FrU' Co. with fruit Bar. m.
steamer Joseph i Cuueo tNorl. Bsrscoa March
90. TO tho tuneo Importing 90. with fruit Bar
ID
sandy Hook. y j. March %. go p n-wird
southwest. moderate breeze. slightly overcast. lgnt
sea,
SAILED
Steamers Kansas C'v OBJ. Bristol: Z'nsI fBr,.
tsrtir Nig0 ,Bri. Huli. Nsnenc tBrl. Rotter
dam. Cras'er Hal. Valparaiso. Jrsiobal. Cristo-
ht. via Newport News. Corptal Arroyo. COucef-
tina dl Giorgi0 tNori. B4rscoa. George lisvley.
Gardens. ioNan. Boston.
STEAMERS q" FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.
CHs'ohsl. March oS-Georgian. New York for San
Francisco land proceeded.
SAILED
Rotterdam. March 2s- Soes'dyk Dutch. New Iork.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.


BuTLERyALEr-rsefuii Swiss; thoroughly com
IetcAt. four years excellent references. So. iA-
dustria Association ASencJ. II Nest 4-d i.
CIAUFFECR--Ciiu,. Eug.ishmsn: smart good
Appearing. married. one child; competent. care
m! du'gf. strictly temperate three years D! pres
ent position. So MIS-. MSons Agency. IoI West
4.d e. Telephone. Bydut-Jo3J
GARDENER English; married. tFo daughters Is
buucr add board ueIp. present employer eau be
seen. 'arpenter's Agency. lJi ON 4v
GARDINER R-COACHAlAN.-Useful capable. intel
twe.yc yeafs last plate. 81 Mrs. Masol's Aseucy
III West 4-d s. Telephone. B,yant--56s3.
GARDENER -sings man competent all branchss.
b. care ot kennedy & Hunter. $50 West Sith 81.
Female.
A -rHlLDs NCRSE-Engllsh Protestant: IN
faut or gToNins child. excellent reference. sJ0S S5J
heor pHone. 4j-' yadlson -.
A-,OOk. WAITRESS. CHAMBEKAfAiD To
getler OF separate. entire work of house c..y or
oouutJ. Bryant oJtj. MscNeiI Agency. ~ ". 4-d
CHAAfBERAAiD-W WAITRESS In Catholic rectory
rehne,I in'elSe.t irlsn sir. kno"iedge OF nurs-
reference 50. Alp Msson's Agency. III We,t
"a st. Telephone Bryant 1908.
CHANBERMAlD- -WAlTRESS-i ounR scotch Prot.
uo, S,}.n ey 1,.a,, or eogagy g5o to SO 49, g. Miss
Az Madison 40.
COOK Young English Caholic. eIcelen, ,ok: ;t5
NJ. M.,, Hotmaycr Agency. 80 Flfh AV On
f1or. phone. 4't' Madison -
COOk.-iouus. Scotch. first cAss ali branches (:
excellent manage tour jean' best references
cy or country. Industrial Association. l. West
4-d II. Phone $40 BDaat
COOK. CHAMBEEAiAlD. WAITREsS.-Sco,cn. TO-
81 beg or separate. both thoroughly experienced j..
three ycar. exec ent references. city or country
lndus'fia. Association Agency. H. West i2d st
tOuk-S -otch Protestant. Eu.Isu and American
reference. SO. especially competent. prefer.
country place. Miss sAe4s Ageucy. " last t2d -
Murray Hi 671t
COOK. First class family cook. good manager. no
objection large family. excellent references mod
crate wage. M4cNeiu Agency. ~ West ga ~
COOK German. nrst class. city or country. best
references. wage $40 $50 CaI a. Lang
B0ecAeGeE 20. A.elcy. A. West sd 81.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
INFORMATION BUREAU.

rnauire, relating to trade matters and con1i,lgr.
should be sddTosssd 10 the Edlt0f oi 'n' ""''''
Column. . Iii
Question what is the largest mai
order house in this country? +. r. "
Answer Consult Dun or Bradstreet.
Question Where are the MAJ o5 o1
domestic straw hats manufacturer
The d. B & S. Co. Answer Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

ne = 7
Destination and sfcsnrr 6 % o N
Hawaii. Japan. Coroa China. PHILIPPINES via
san ITsurisro .-Slinjo Mar. ............. To. Ia
Guam. PHILIPPINES wa San t,sncisco)-U
Transport .-......... ..-....... Mar 3
japan. Corea. China. Philippines via
Scattlel-Titsn ............. ........ApHl
Hawai-. tvis san Irsl,is.1l-Wi .heiniua Apu
Hawaii. japan. torca China. PHILIPPINES
wa san Francisco s............. April
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
- -..ar.s . onnortunitu for the

Mexico reports an opportunity Tor 'ne
sale OF sewing thread.
Cotton yarns, No. 16.0l8.-The bureau
Of Foreign and Domestic Commerce IS
in receipt OF letter from trm IN
South America which wishes to cor,
respond with American exporters ana
manufacturers Of cotton yarns. BANK
references are given.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
IIun WATER.
MIRrLEss nErnRrs.

Tbs New York reported as cS3 miles eas' o.
Sandy Hook a. $50 IN yesterday and e1pcr,cl
10 dock this forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

Female
COOK.-Competeni. desires work temporarily BY
day or week Write j. llj2 Sd a'
| COUPLE.-CooH. butler useful. entire wora small
family. good workers. excellent references: city
country. M4cNeil ASency. AZ West i2d st. Phone
BRYANT 65t5.
COurLE.-Ssi,s. excellent cook. good manager:
neat. economical: butter valet. useful: excellent
references; city. couury. Industrial Association Il
West "a st
COUPLE.--Gsraener. coachmsn. useful: wife excel,
Phone $40 BDant.
COUPLE.-Scotch. long experience: cspabie people.
entire work Of adult family. without Washing !65:
Iey best references Mrs. MssOu's Agency. l3l
West 4.d St. Telephone Bryant J533
COUPLE.-Swiss. cook lsuudre,,. butler. valet
encs cy 20 or e'sSns co5i5 ~ ye. eIcesa refer
West 42d 81 Phone $40 Bryant
DOCTORS OFFICE NURsE.-Prsctic.l knowledge
o. nufsins; bright. educated: young IRISH grl
evening studies moderate sisy; highly recon.
mend,d Ms M4son's Agency. l3l ". ga o.
ENGLlSH NTRsE-A lady recommends her mos,
competent aud invaluable nurse Tor Que infant or
iof position WIN delicate iady living in apartment
present position Address Mfs. s. - him 81.
Sew Haven. Conn.
GERMAN CoOh.-Good al around cook ,nJ man
Agency. 80 & i2d Muusy hin o77a
GERMAN WOMAN. N.--Wssbing ironing ari clean-
ins. DAY work. references Ms Rohn. 1907 l.t Az
HOCSEkEEPER iu priests house: reaneI German
"id0" q forty. thoroughly capable and e1peri-
cuced, wants country piste. f0utlecu yeas .u her
l4st place. revoy so Ms Mason A,eucy
III " "a 80 Tel BDant 5oJ3.
not SEkEEPEK Norwegian rrnuel Young gidos
with daughter eleven. desires good home h preiec-
elte 10 Msh wages. excellent reieTeace. Mrs
MssJns Agency. lal W. 3-d s. Tel BDant 5ol3
uOCSEKEEPER-Mother aud daughter - will
81 entire work Of country family excellent cuok
-nd manager, 80 Miss shea'j Agency. 50 l.. i2d
- Murray Hill b1It
not sEwORKER -FInnsh- -Amencsh strong. M.
lhg. city y. country, excellent references Lhu's
Agency. " 18th st Phone 5jl5 Harlem
INFANTS NURSE Competent. German: bes, ref.
erenres. city or country. wages. S30-S35 Can Al
Lang Boecherct Co Agency. q W. 33d 8,
LADIES' MAID -German competent sesmstrcss
hair dresser. packer. b,st references. wage. 20.
-! Cal a. Lang Boecherer 60. AseAcy. ~ ".
LAJ NDRESS.-C Competent. German. best refer
rice,t city. couutD wages. SO 50. Cal al
Lang ~ boecherer Co Agency, q ". SD 81
NUFSE-Gcrmsn refined. young. competent: can
care Infant aud growing child. seNs well. 81
so. excellent references. Miss She2s Agcucy 30
l. l2d ,t Murray HI 61ii
NURSERY GOyERNESs. Ss.-Norh German. good
sever. best references. city or country WAGES
ftO-f;i. Can al Lag Boechefer Co Agcacy.
% We; 33d =
NURSERY GONERNESS French. reA ed young
long experience and excellent references S3j Mas
Sheas Agency. 20 = "a - Murray ilil 67it
WAITRESS -CHANIBERNAID --Flrst lass good
Appearing. young. $50. three years references
Mis- sheas Agency. 80 L. t-d. murray Hill elii
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29

htsAct iempffaiure yes'eriay a degrees: low
e'' II 'ai M. a1efase yesterday. a.. average
ior 0orI, ,pond. q da's lar year H. average ior
c',fr-l, nluS l4'e last uHf'y-tHres years 81
Local forecasi-ioral rams or .noas ami -ofd.-
to-day io morton i4-s. wl,h Moderate 20 ir,sA wsst
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
HELP WANTED.
WORK WANTED.

Male.
CARPEN1TR wants work: all kinds OF house re-
pairs. lonblug altering. roofs repaired; day IS
work or contract Carpenter. go 81 ave.
YOUNG SALESMAN desires work several hours
daily. keep books. side line. anything. Address
Nnuug Box g.. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
Vessels Arriving at and De
parting from Port OF
New York.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
rise. $50. sunset. 6el. moon sets. ii9,
5 age a.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29

'Trederk VIlf... ..ClrIs-isusaud. March % Srsn An
'KoIona ......... ~ Thomas. March .5....Q quebec
Grsugshsrg ....... Rotterdam. March f......-..-
Sato.eiue ......... Dartmouth. March t.......-
Nueres ........... galveston. March 24.... Mallory
Alamo. ............ Mobile. March 33........ MalIfy
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
INCOMING STEAMERS
TOnaY

Vessel From. line.
.Nce liverpool. March On American
'korona :....... Dcmrrar2. Mach l,...... Quebec
.Caweronia. Glasgow. March .O...... Aur .or
sBrszos. ..........Sau Juan. March an y y y Il
'Calamares ....... Colon. March -2.........i + GO
sBcrmudian. Bermuda. March 21....... Quebec
'Po'sdam. ......... Rotterdam. March -l.....Ho An
Medina Rotterdam. March A.. Va. .orr
Manhattan ........Iondou. March l2......Au Trans
Ei Occiderte. ..... GdIycetou. March .t.....So Iac
Creole. ............ Sow Orleans March 4...so Pac