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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-05-20
OPTICS.

Have come TO stay and am pre-
pared to handle your eye trouble,
at reasonable prices. You can
find me in my Office on Fridays.
Saturdays and court days.
Press bid. ]. R. Gilchrist,
If Oph. Dis
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-05-20
Dollar Daily

an YOU afford not to take
Ills great daily for a dollari
Tie Evansville Courier
daily By mail until October !
f,.G)-0ne Dollar 800
LII. TIE NEW S or
""HE GREAT WAR DAILY
rOR ONE DOLLAR.
fake advantage of this
sumner bargain. send a one
Coiiar bill with your name
nd address did receive The
Evansville Courier daily uD-
y, October |.
Il the graf Sunday Con
r Is aIso desired send 81
cents additional or $50 il
al. Address
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80. Evansville, Ind
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-05-20
MRS. LYONS
ACHESAND PAINS
Have All Gone Since Taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg.
etable Compound.

Terre Hill, Pa" Kindly permit me
TO give you my testimonial In favor Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-06
PREDICT AMSTER'S DEFEAT
May Not Have Enough Proxies
to Beat Sheldon Committee.

With the annual meeting OF the chi
cago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Company one week. away, interests iden-
tilted with the management declared
Yesterday that the Amster committee
would not be possessed of sulhclent
proxies to elect representative on the
board. While no figures were made pup
lc IT was predicted that the Shei0Cn
committee will have things pretty much
rs own way. 1t il believed that the
committee. representing the company
direct, will vote for the Sheldon cahd--
oates.
Among the plans being discussed 90
supply the Rock Island with funds 10
piovide for its future requirements ~
is learned that one contcmpiatcs the
issuanc, Of $50. OO0 900 new preferred
stock. which may be offered to tine
stockholders Of the Rock Island Com
panv. in which Phelps. Dodge & Go.
have the largest holdings. Should this
Arrangement meet with approval, II
vas stated that the stock would be Of
fcred i'm lots of S100O0,000 over q
yeriod Of three years.
y. L. Amster issued statement yes
terday charging that the nominees OF
the sheldon committee have close Wall
Street affiliations. which he says makes
his committee believe that they are not
the most desirable representatives Of
the minority shareholders on the board
of directors.
The annual meeting OF the Rock Isl
and Company has again been postponed,
this time until April 10. 1t IS expected
that steps VIII then be taken looking
toward the formal dissolution Of the
ComDarV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-06
DRYGOODS AND TEXTILE NOTES.

A snecial committee appointed at the
recent meeting in Philadelphia, al
which the serious situation which our
mills face because Of the British en-
barge on German dyestufs and other
shipments was discussed. will leave
for Washington to-day TO lay IT'S
case before the officials of the State
Department. The committee is com
posed of Charles +. Leippc, president
Of the National Association OF H0-
siery and Underwear Manufacturers;
ex-Congressman Herman A. Metz, OF
this city, and ID. X. +. Waters, presi-
dent of the Master Dyers' Association
Of Philadelphia and of the Germantown
Dye Works. The committee viii urge
upon the State Department the neces-
sity Of quick action looking toward
relief from the British order declaring
a virtual blockade of Germany. so that
dycstufTs may again be brought to TINS
country. They will likewise point out
the need for some representations TO
the German government, If the relief
from the British order can be secured.
to permit consignments Of dyestuhs to
20 forward from that country to some
neutral transshlpping port in contlgu-
Gus countries without restriction so
far az consignments to American inter
ests are involved. The committee will
probably hold number Of conferences
with textile trade organizations on the
subject Of the dyestutfs problem both
i'm this city and at points in the New
England district after it has completed
It's mission 10 the State Department at
Washington. 10 the end that the matter
may be kept continually before the de-
partmcnt and relief obtained. DR.. Louis
+. Mattos, Of the Cassella Color Com
pany. one Of the largest import houses
Of German dyestutfs, pointed out that
the fear Of "A dyestuif famine among
our American manufacturers is based
on real shortage of supplies now on
hand. and will undoubtedly become
acute before the end of May unless
further shipments from Germany are
permitted TO como forward. DR.. Mat
tos said that the last Of the German
dyestutrS sent out Of Germany for this
country since the British blockade or
der was issued arc now in warehouses
hero and no further shipments are en-
route TO our shores. The final ship
mcnt 10 this country came over on the
Warren and reached here on March %.
There is quite a demand for bunga-
low aprons, with busting caps to match,
20 retail for 90 cents.
Owing to the bad weather conditions
of the day before Easter, which is con-
sidered one of the busy days in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-06
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

ue NuBMTT Uop>oN detached Lawrence. to
connection E.t'E Dt' faTHsuf and duty ll con-.
maud N... r.UU'.s .Url
Pass. ASS. Slr- d. IS IBiNCII detached Navsl
Naval C9.st. p g. ht\INF8 detached work,
william C-amp >g.-. Philadelphia. 90 NAVY
Yard. NVro.h.
t.-I Naval Clrst 4 " CARMICHAEL detached
Na5 lafd. Norfolk D..'i.a. leave ny absence.
E'-Na j. J. THOMAS resignation accepted. 60 tdc
E CaInat & W WuIN detached rays. STA
U.n. Guam. 90 IaU.t. reserve fleet
chief Gunner e. d rTillSoN. detached Uav
gard. Sew Nork, 90 Maryland.
Pc. Clerk +. + lANsuALE 90 Kentucky. hear
sarge aud Illinois
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
A.-I -lrcquoIs ., Maze Island. Smith a. san
Az s-Pam Jones a. Maze Island. Montana. At
Nurh River y. y. L.4.lr-. al >4H Diego
and Panther ~ hos West. Ncr-... 81 ~. port .
Fallcal. a. CleniutSs
SAILED
April o.plsr. Guantanamo. fH- Sagthca DuI
tI'ul Is Mayrall tla. ftrauIJ Cor Sew lDra
GIA.ier. San DIEGO i.i Mas--.-1. Colorado. san
Diego for west coast % M.rI.o. wheeling. Qua
.uayaao Bay. Tor Guantanamo
April morris from New Nork yaft f1r NrRrn-- .
Mackenzie key West Tor Havana. CsC..ls.
GuaHtanamo for Norfolk
Mnec1ls. al Guacauayafo Ray c-icnd 20 pro
.''l Fl" Vera cruz q. f-If "' 6c'f.'a.
Chester IoH 80 k.-... ra.I ordered o. pfn-
...I tH Portsmouth,. -. 10. aud thence ~ Port
N.ta. ~ g.. thence t1 Philadelphia yard Oh
r ua tHr cruise o. Neii'e.rau.-n.
h1u- passed Sad he, ol ~ irsf.. bound for
81. e. aud Tunon. =, Norfolk yard. ordered
20 operate 10 Chesapcaks Bay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-06
WHO'S WHO IN THE
POLICE Department

Irspector John I. Dryer. IN
charge of the Fourth District, winch
takes in the white light" district
of Manhattan, is married. a native
of Brooklyn, forty-seyen years olo
and was educated in the puDhc
schools. He travelled around the
world four times as an officer III
the merchant marine and in the
United States Navy, whence he was
honorably discharged in 1881 as
chief quartermaster. He re-enlisted
as a seaman when war with Spain
was declared. He saw action In
Cuba. and entered the Police De-
partment following the end OF the
war. when he was honOrably mus
tered out.
Dwyer became policeman IN
1896, sergeant in July. 1903; lieu
tenant in December. 1905; captain
in July, 1912, and inspector In Au-
gust. 1912. He was fined only once,
and then the sum Of 81, which was
afterward RENTED. II was while
I'm command OF Harbor u that he
was charged with sinking and dam
aging a boat and with failure to
make a report of the accident. The
first charge was proven unfounded;
il was shown that no boat was sunk.
However, Dwyer was fined 81 Tor
failure TO make a report of an acct
dent that never occurred.
Mayor Gaynor's so-called curfew
order, regulating closing hours OF
cabarets. a few years ago. brought
Inspector Dwyer into a clash with
Governor Whitman. then District
Attorney, who was in Healy's res
taurant at O'Clock when Dryers
men, under his personal command,
ordered the place closed.
A beefsteak dinner given by
tom" Healy to the newspaper men
who covered the affair, at which
Dwyer was one of the guests Of
honor, wound up things in happy
manner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-06
Department Orders.

Pensioned.--Aprn 2. Ptlmn. P white
3lst. ON his own Application. At 500 az
pointed oct 49, 1855.
Transfers and AssigDments.-hpru 4,
Its Il. e. COnnor. from 10Th 10 It'll J. -. ,
r. j. Deyo from 3sth to Eth !. D.. April o.
Plum. A. Broker, from lQih 20 l4tn. as
sigulnent as station house attendant discon-
tinuol. W. H. Nash station house attendant
from 10Th TO 36th. J. Nyden. r.. from +gth
10 10Th as station house attendant. ). ..
O'NeHl from sd 70 26th station house
tt,ndaut. ". n. Trcandly. !. Cross ana
J. o. Pittschau l7Orh TO bicycle duty
mounted dLtv discontinued. !. r. Brennan
r g. as ac'. srgnt.. 'muuaD. April ..
ptltnn !. W Torson from ith to 1880: r.
HIfkcr from li3i 10 ith, Bicycle Ptlmn.
J. Lynch from 42i 70 An: W. J. kehoe'
from 7lth 20 IA. Ucmpy. assigt.ts.l. Srgnts:
r. Y. McCauley 2lst TO q. -. 30 days. Aprli
3. e. r. Ferre ga. 10 y. T.. 30 DAYS, ANN
Q. Ttlmn q. PrisEe al. and g. poVn"F'
6sth. to g. o.. 30 days. April s. @. j. sll's,
65th to e.. o.. duty IN cycle repair SHOP, ~
dsys April 3. \. PeTidge. li3d. a. station
Iiiryyan i5qth. 20 &. o.. duty I'm special squad
No q 81 DAYS. April 3; J. 7. Hickey. -s9th.
o. q q dutv I'm old record room. 300 Mul-
berry st.. 10 days. April 4; 20 T. :. from
precincts Indicated u days. April .: l.; ).
Blsnco list A. Prohlin. lst +. +. Mueller'
Is,. J. II Wayle, 9th; II. Seligman, oth. >.
'sshel. 9Th: D. Egan. 7th; +. 9. Hendrick-
som In. T. j. White. 7th: J. 7. Redmond
12th. r f. Stroschcin. 18Th. r. J. Bolson.
iSth. IT. H. Schwarz. 18th: ]. Gross. 18Th
II r NcKcnna 18th. a Everson. 25th; W.
= Fallon. 26th - J. King. 18th.
Leaves Of Absence tnO pay)-Ptlmn. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-06
$4,000 JOBS: NO WORKERS
Easter Sun Cuts City Storm
Cost to $4,000.

The Easter snowstorm cost the city,
thanks 20 the sun. only $4,000. The
men Of the emergency snow lighting
squads were paid yesterday from Sod
900 in cash supplied b. the Finance
Department
Commissioner Fctherston was dis
appointed by the failure Of the regis
tered unemployed TO respond to ms call
for men. The response was 15,OOo
short. and not even canvass of the
lodging houses could cut that number
There were eleven inches Of snow on
the streets. and each cubic foot on an
average weighed eleven pounds. The
storm began az $50 o'clock on Satur-
day morning. stopped at ] p. m, began
again 1T 1890 sunday morning and
lasted until 1885 q. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-06
NEW HAVEN MEN
ASK PARTICULARS
Wickersham, for Accused Oi-
rectors, Makes Plea for
Specifications.

George W. Wickersham. former
United States Attorney General, asked
Judge Hunt, in the federal court yes
terday, on behalf Of his clients, Lewis
Csss Ledyard and other directors ard
officers Of the New Haven Railroad, to
require the government 30 furnish the
defendants with bills Of particulars to
enable them to prepare a defence 70 the
indictment charging them with conspir-
ing 70 violate the Sherman law.
Mr.. Wickersham said il had been held
that allegations in an indictment charg-
ing restraint of trade we're limited TO
the period when the defendants as OIL
Gers. or agents. controlled the COM
pany's affairs. Since his clients, he
said. had not been serving as officers or
directors Of the New Haven, for the en-
tire period Of twenty-five years speci-
fed in the Indictment, they were en-
titled to specifications. he urged.
"How can a man." he SAID, "hc
party 20 a conspiracy when ne was not
a director OF the company. or held re-
sponsible for the doing Of things winch
had been dead and buried for twenty
years before he became Identified win
the New Haven company
"He might be held to blame If he tao
jtlv ratified those acts by joining the
directorate said Judge Hunt.
John G.. Milburn, counsel for George
=. Baker. supplemented the request for
bills Of particulars. Morgan J. O'Brien,
John c. Spooncr and other counsel
pleaded for the severance of the cases
Of Cuyler, Baker, Vail. Mllllgan ana
Maxwell from the trial of the other de
PENDANTS on the ground that the lndlct-
ment does not aliege any overt acts
committed by their clients.
Addison Pratt. in behalf of +. y.
Robbins. who claims immunity for hav-
ing testified before the Interstate Com
merce Commission. made technical oS-
tections TO the indictment. Judge Heat
reserved decision on all the motions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-06

z. Brogah 18th. 1 eay. Apyn :. :,
i5jth. day. April g. y. Non,bs, n n,
gay gay, April :: u. =. Sullivan. IA ~
90 s s,l, h cav, p. p Dunrsra. 9,
Applications for Full Pay Ann.
PtlTnn. VI. a. Early and T. pwe>-
23d. from March 30. durinx dis.sii,,ss' -,
German gth. from March p. dur.sx .
Dec = wv I,
Suspended from Duty Wtbou, D.
Ptlmu. A. ". Bossard 40-h. ApriI rv--
hesignation.-Ptlmn. J. L. Tlern.v -.
April 3. W. v,
Desth.-Ptlmn. r IT, st.in., a..
April g. W
ReyocstioD.-So muen % Psr,u,.,
s. .. 49, O.. -. m grants p'imn. p = n.
, ,c@ Aa adya .@ tso q absence vhoa, =
Designated Acting Property IL.
Deputy Clerk T. a. sundermsn. Aor,i u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-06
Household Art Under Ham,,

The public that would not spur.,,..
real art in house Furnishings viii -
q chance for the next few day, !. ~. :.
the array Of articles that Cs,.
Stickley The Craftsman Inc.) .a;l'.
ed 20 make the home beautiful. ~
mer United States Marshal HsnS m
pointed receiver when Stickley -.
into bankruptcy, will auction N, 49,.
at the Craftsman Building. 8 ~
Thirty-ninth Street The sale viii -.
to-day and will continue until N. 49,.
is disposed of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-06
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

1.l demand for steam aud sail tonnage vas moi
crate. .ut only a limited business vas reported n
tUaIferl.g E4tc5 vas steady. ati tonnage offer
U,s IA.i Quotations Go Liverpool. I'D. Bristol.
Us. COTTON o. Liverpool. Icr 100 d. s. Chstrfs
British 81. amer. 99i tons. coal. Virginia o. lover
River Plate IS option Rosario. 40s April. British
stram,r. s@j tons. coal Baltimore t1 Buclos
Arre. private terms. April. steamer. 39j tons cuaI
Ha.fir.Hr. Goo Seattle. private terms prompt British
steamer. -lfl tons. steel products. etc. Baltimore
fn Gl-guF. rrifaf. terms. prompt. Norwegian
30. af... --, tons coal. Baltimore % Gu4nfauaui..
private tsr.- prompt. Norwegian ship. : .8- tons
f.u...r. Glf f1 Wet Britain. .--s Ma. June
...r.u.r f-i fHr- logr0ci o. jamaica o. STAN
f.-I private terms. schooner. t>I tons same from
-ssar.sH a Mar. schooner. go tons. log~ood.
Ea.k River jamaica. Co. Chester. Penn private
f.rfr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-06
WHAT THE BUYERS
WILL LOOK AT TO-DAY

NIIWAI KEE-yd Schu.ter 4 60; N'"''
goods. iI6 " sd Il. 1871 moor. .r,.,.u.,u,,. Mr.
NASUYIILE-Loycman. Berger ~ a. ga ~
7d floor , 10. l. Uayeno.
INV ORLEANS Malson Banche 70
linens aud white goods, ll4 ON Az. eoio,noo.
PITTSBURGH kaufman Dent 80 ,"'e io,btng ba,e
clothing aud e Walker. boys elo''"S' '
ment 200 jth Av. sth door. =, ,,.-,t., lila and
roIEpo- Lion ID g. 60: i II Walher' SnN A""
dress goods. 20 goth 81 ,-...,... T. p,tniu,.
BOsTON-Fionc's. Mf Michel FHelg! - Nr
Mic MIC bows cioihius Mis- Q'Neill. 9hlldIens
millinery. Mr Blcderman. ladies su - shoes
AZ To,n.pn' cor.cfs. bath roobs. negligees en1I
kimonos. Mr. Smith. infants. child.ei Mr.
Kos1igsihsi. mems and boys clothing. 10 y"
SD 81 18th floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-06

can j Thompson Scenic l} GO $40, %
Gm Mary Same ,coatsi. ,,es''gi
,.y-ynur VA Ooett'ichcr q, ,oo
IJcnr,tsad. ~ y y powcr.. ,,.,...,,, - li
House "i Lace ''' fi-i.N
ufrs,br,rr Nc u Kenny co. !llS,--
Hermann A. American sign 60 zoe "a
A. ,t,f,.r No 60 W Mssser 60, S'o y, ~
interior Metal ME- Gov % Putnam. o. 900
Jacobson IN siesc, sutlt
Korshaw. y C-M IIomoWF' SsS54,
keller. IN hospital ct al. .-...,..-,,, 80
TguJrsman. N aud Anuie-S TucHer'nsSn 90 On
Lancaster. j "a and Lancaster Ink a. "a
Corp-D l. Phillips ct a. tiog be
NendeIson. il Lichtman - -,
MoriaIty. HI Hermann FURNITURE a.. a
Nador JJ-s e Bernheimer CO 90, e.
Martin. HI 4 Long cost9, -. ~, 'lg, IS 3
Ntmoitor, Il-Taramount MIX % ts-o If
Tarentin. Mp j. Rowan. so,- "A
Potter. "A Sattlcr. Ire, . ,.u,.tt,' g.
Russian Transport ana lhs W" SCOT g.
Ecifcert. lima M srhlHer. r..,. 81 o. -
Root. R-Postal Telegraph ana Cao'o ,,,- %
po.crwach. H-Cha,ham and Phenix 81. Ne a.
tonal Bank Of New York. - I,..
Eoscublatt. NJ and H-stuyvesant CASINO, "a
,,,o, S2-t.I
e,uerberg. 4 Al " McMorroW ct a. ss',S's1
swain S F-E l Gran. tesi
scholar SIS S Ortner e al a
@ioytrnrn l. R--Acheson Hardware o. ssr
sidney. BlumoIthal x Co. Inca a. ,eq 80
Van Apnon. p w-v,.t SD. Bank. I ,9,s &
Neptor W Al O'Neil. f'TG
\yemlinger 60. Inc-Glide Road mech!.e t,, =
,ynkcne. c-uowcx varnish co. Inc &C.. 80
" don J. R-N + Brurdage. ~
walters. II IA c Cheney llano Ho'V 90 "A
Warner r G-M 4 Coleman. N-"''
Hudson Counties Co--tity OF Ne" io' tteg %
I.,rghan & Vodder- Same. a. ~
i+ say, Resch recreation chair co-sam:,, OIL, G.
Manhattan Merchandise CO-ssme s9s 20
Prussia d Co-Samc. sfe. NS
Peruvian syndicate some same Polishing M1rbine
Schuppa AutoHlatc 'i' 81 2-2. 20
Co-Sanc. N2319
Tvhitmore q Lydcn uressmakinE S'i, Is
world Patent varnish Mig Co-same' S-'''''
The Bronx.
,lo,di r-Txcolsior Brewing c. ,orn
i ....i,.,,,..t- p-t-nitcd states Radiator 49,
,.,,,, " RI G Uuckvoiel t,o. 3
,51'rtc- I'd Kahn o. AL .f .l,,,
t,..~ ra-riege and Truck Gov 'P'' st.9 ~
et.rzenbaeh. J-Intcrstat' Note and , ll2'9 II
ing 90. Inc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-06
Schoolhouses Mayors Then.

The use Of school buildings 70, e..
munity pL oses will be dsen,,.S .
the Washington Irving High Sebool :
4:30 o'clock this afternoon By N,,s.
Mitchell, DR.. William II. Maxwell =.
President Thomas W. Churchill ., :.
Board of Education. Other sp,,s,,
will be Louis II. Pink, Joseph NJ. Pr
and John Collier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-06
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED


B4ooa. April Santa Catalina Seattle 'or New
lclE Texan. Honolulu Tor New York and both
Citoa6I. April City OF Bristol lBr. New York
lo- \,disH-t'k. Msidpdu. Port Lmon for New
lo-a. Celia lBr. y" York sad Norfolk for
Valparaiso gan proceeded.
MAr@Ile, March 2o-DJnouu ,CFu. New YORK
Ap,u st roui, DFrI New Yo-b
Liverpool. April 5-IG,clria tBrl. New York for
glasgow. Tronto ,Br. New Yora
AyoamaulA April 4-Nsw York dutch. tlnL). New
Rotterdam. Aprl l-Tere Vixen oNor'. New YORK
Dover. RolIo Dutch. New YORK via Barry.
HsriuooI. April 2-C,guu, lNoH. New York via
As,aatri4. April 3-Gl-goyie. Ne. Yo-S
klf,aal Alli Sverige lSvcdI. New York for
Gota,laurg. B. Rom,.iM lNor. Ncw York for
CHrs'.ania. RomsdaitorI tNoi. Sew York tos
Bristol. April Bristol city oBo. New York
rs.,'. April Finland from Naples. etc., Yev
Esr.saa, April q m-Ro.hamteau Err.
yiar.el.le. March go-Sant. Anna Go. New York.
Gc..oa. March 30 Taormu4 GtaJ New YORK:
2e-Strataua.rn lBr. New York.
Lcsloru March ->-'aslie,s Con,'an,inos lGreek.
N.N York
Malta March sl-cl.r-se Prince DBrj. from Yo-
Lly.-poaL April 3 q , mI.-st Louis Ncw York.
DH.4.l tfHm Sew York;. san Francisco
$, Mrlaeis. Aprl 5-loauuis CoIbers tGrce0. New
lora
Gi.a'ir Avn snImo.a r. Hons Kong via
"r4u. ,tr. iIr Boston and sew YORK. a-Pe.ro-
I.ir lEr. Nev York Tor Cette. palria nr..
N.s NorS for Mar,eiIles. Animal lGrcehf.
Dor ANN 5--NaT4sanse,t ,Br. Nev York '-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-06
Death Delays Bomb Trial.

The trial Of Cdrmne Carbonc and
Frank Abarno. charged with having
placed a bomb in ST. Patrick's Cattle
dral. was yesterday adjourned till next
Monday morning owing to the death Of
the mothey AZ Judge Mott, who presided
at the triSE Sst week in General Ses-
sions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-06
4 MODERN HOTEL
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

Female.
COUPLE-Cook butler useful o. entire work d,
u,t heavy. excellent managers. good reference
BIZ ant 6j&j MacNeill Agency. A. West l2d 8.
COUPLE Experienced: work small country family.
So. MSsou's Aseucy l3l West ga 81. Bry ant 1888
COUPLE-swiss. gardener. farmer: wife. cook. but
Ter maker. fine people. with daughter twelve. $50
Maaon's Asency. l3l West 49d st. Bryant $3.50.
CHAMBERNGAID- SEAMSTRESS.-Germsn eIpe.
renced. lest references. ei,y, country: wages.
$3.50. Cal at Lang Boecherer Co. Agency.
- West 33l st. New YORK
COLORED COUPLE Butler. useful: cook. lsuD-
dress Will DO entire sork; exceptionally capable:
500. best references Miss sheA's Agency 80 East
42d ~. MURRAY Hili-6l,A
COOK-Scotch Protestant. country place SIS: ref
erence. Mason's Agency. 81 West i2d a. Brysnt
COOK and LAUNDREss Or HoUsEwORK Yer,
neat. references Mrs. Golfers Agency. iJ7 lth
ay. near 3l,t 81.
HOT sEwORKER Finnish, Ansucan strong. M,
Agency Z Z 18th st PhSos 55i5 Harlem ''''
HOvSEWORKER Young German: excellent refer
ruces. 81 $50 O., Miss Hoimgcr's Agency 500
5th az. sth floor. Telephone ij21 Madison 50
INFANTS NURSE English Protestant: SIS. rsy-
so4n references. Masons Agency. 81 West s3d
81. Bryant 1898.
hdirdresser. packer: best references wages so.
So. Cal al Lang B0echereF Go. Agency A.
West SD 81. New York.
LArNDRESS First class: very competent. SIS $40
Mason's Agency. l3l West I2d s.. Bryant 56a5
NJ RISE North German experienced: CITY conn
Try. references: wages s2j $50 Call al Lang 4
Boecherer Co Agency. - West 33d ST. New Yorl
NJ RsERy GOyERNESs. North German. mol
sewer. best references city country. va.
$50 So. CAN AZ Lang & Boecherer Co Asesc,
a. Wet 31d st. New York
NURSERY GOYERNESS- Refined young German.
very capable: good needleW oman: best references
So. Mss Sheas Agency. 20 EaSt 42d 81. Murray
Mil-6i,i
SCOTCH COCPLE-Bu'ier. useful: cook. Ia,lr-
dress. VII DO entire work Il country house. So.
best personal references. Miss Shea's Agency 20
East ~ ~ Murray Hill--5TsL
WAITRESS Competent. tall. good appearing: 0.
siN years last place; cr or country. Miss shea,
Agency. 30 last i2t 81. Murray Hll-63s4.
WAITRESS CHAAiBERMAID. - Smart rri: $50:
personal reference. Masons Agency. l3l IVES.
t:d a. Bryant 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-06
MIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

Tile ~tampala. reported go miles cas' a.
Sands Hook o. noon yesterday. Us expected To N''"
o.. morrow forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-06

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