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TALE GRADUATE will tutor mornings; six years' public schou! wi.rk. also votat teaching Instructor. 624 High St., Ns«- ark. N. J. WATCHMAN.— By middle ag-d Oerman; i-eltable A. Fuchs. 132 fc'rantdm St.. fnion Hill.N. J. NURSE.— By tTadust-d physician, to travel with Invalid as nur»; year's experience in hospital as physician: beat references. Address Dr. Shipley. 16 West Mulberry st. Baltimore. Md. SB*X>ND MAN—By youns; Swede. 24; la prhate family; gocw rafereacas (city an<j Callfomla). Nelson. 206 East 28th st. USEFUL. MAN.— neat apnwanee; work of any kind. Peter Oampaell 42» 2d aye. ' ' YOUNG MAN. 24; slnsl«: good ability: ex- perienced in handling claims and general correspondence, desires lo ronaeot with party who appreciates rood work and com- pensates acc»riilnc y rharles W. Kins. 8 La Grange St.. ISrcoklyn. ÜBETVI. MAN — E>psrlenc*d; in t>rlvate< family. I»mas, 34« East 8hO» st clear store. ' YOUNO MAN, 21. atrong-. st any thine; best of references. Fred Hoffmann, 37 Mes- •ro'>> st.. Bn oklyn. LSKKI'L MAN In private family; undtr~ •landn all house and cardan work, and can milk. Gelsenhof. «19 24 aye. near 34tn St.. one flight. TOUNQ MAN. married. In market as driv- er; riv« years' •xparlsnce. Warran. 229 Baal 74th et. TOI'NG MAN. 23. at anythlnr: city or country; two years' experience a* steam- fitter's helper. Charles Capacdo. cars of Mrs. Plcone. SlB East 4Oth St. VALET.—By thoroughly *ip«r !«;n .?«»| Jap- anese, as va'et. butler; s;Lea«Tv. r*Hat>ls and active; refsrencaa. 131 tTast. 27th st. hare been arranged for this superb new steamer of 9.000 tons to \ NASSAU, stay about « hour*. PORTO RICO, stay ab<rat It ke«s> HAVANA, star about tl hours. BERMUDA, »tar about Mhours. Leaving New York FEBRUARY 2D. FEBRUARY ItTH an.l MARCH "TH. DURATION OF ROUND TRIP ABOUT FIFTEEN DATS. Cost, Including stop-over privileges at Bermuda, $119 UP- WARD. Including stateroom accommodations and meals. Passengers continuing homeward voyage by one of the (KRONPRINZESSIN'S) other sailings. Special Sailings to and from Direct ty-tie S. S. ?.INZ33SIN CSCILE, hav!s» Hnr, York MARCH 23. returnm? from Eernuda MARDi 25. Round trip rat«» for this trip. $:>\u25a0) UPWARD, including stateroom accommodation and meals. "PRINZ" class and other steamer* of our Atlas Service touch at either Montego Bay or Port Antonio. Jamaica, instead of King- ston. Otherwise itinerary as per schedule. For full particulars apply • BAMeiIBQ-^ LIME, 35 2zi 3T Broadway, if. t\ The special sailing to Jamaica scheduled for the twin-screw S. S. KRONPRLNZESSIN CECILIE have been withdrawn owlns; to the temporary closing of KINGSTON HARBOR to shippiag. ©[PE(@D/a(L TTQBBIP© Ijner Philadelphia Beat Best Time First Three Days. The American liner Philadelphia, which up to Tgtffl.y i .iii fair to lower her record over the jj^yt route from Southampton to New York, ar- yjved n«" re storda y after a stormy voyage of -gI aj ß d*ys and nlne hour Captain Mills said tt e gale which struck him on Wednesday and ftnrsday kicked up the roughest sea he had Itta through In fourteen years. Tie Philadelphia made splendid time the first . ,*-«• days of the voyage, and at noon on Tues- 4,- was ii— miles ahead of her best west- vtxA voyage. A furious gale from the west jjjgjr up on Wednesday morning, and hardly any pse was able to sleep that night. Many paa- a»-»-er- were seasick, and the doing salon at- tendance «as exceedingly small. On Thursday, at 11:80 a. m.. a big wave struck £. steamer on the port side with terrific force, g-4 she rolled to starboard with a tilt so sudden tfeat all the purser's goods and chattels, lnclud- 1-4 his mattress, were thrown out Into the alley- «sy- Hie storms blew out as quickly as Itcame, and ca Friday the seasick passengers emerged from their berths to find the Philadelphia speeding along through a pea as smooth a a glass and In a temperature as balmy as that of the tropics. The North German Lloyd liner Prlnzeseln Irene errlved yesterday after an exceedingly rough voyage tnm the Mediterranean. Phe had to re- fiuct speed frequently because of heavy head KM. TOI.'NG MAN. In downtown wholssale house as aetlstant sMprlns: clerk: two Tears' experience. Address Kerte, Vsnder- veer aye.. Tnlon Terrace. Long Island. VALET, attendant, to an invalid; experi- enced, educated, gentlemanly; accustomed to travel; New York references, liraham. 69 Lexington aye. . WANTED TO WED, BUT COULDVT. WAITER.—By gof<l *wa'.own waiter for Saturday and Simdey. U Flu^d. 230 East llth st. yOUNO MAN. honest. Industrious, wishes stesdy work :lately In stn-kroom. Address Whlekl. 26 Locust rt.. Brooklyn. YOUNG MAN, colored, as useful man tn private farrl'y. understands steam heat and small repair*, around tioune; references A Grantre. 21* Wast 34th St. YOI'NO MAN, Interested tn poultry, desires place with opportunity to learn something ! r.f the business; two years' experience en dairy farms: not afraid of work: state - .rare* Address Wilson. 26 East 14th St. I Don't rail. Femal*. COMPANION —By refined woman, as com- panion or housekeeper; ot simlUr capa- city; good nurse for convalescent elderly or Inval d lady: highest references from fam- .lles of prominent position. Address Mls» Ing. excellent traveller*; willing to learn city. Address Nurse. Box 39i>. Tribune Downtown C»fflca CHILD'S NUP.SK.-Irish Protestant: rood references: 120-128. 8.. Hofmayer'* Bu- reau. 1.'.3 West 23d st. TeL alter 10:30 a. m. lo64—Chelsea YOUNG MAN. 21. desires a good stsady poaittea, preferably executive, with s big oorporatlon, or a firm, which can assurs good prospects for the future, where be can gradually work his way up to the from. Address Clinton, cars Shevlln. 17« East 9Ath st. TOL'NG MAN. 19; work «t anything: mages to start. C 6 Mullen, care Ryan. 230 East 76th st. HAMBURG-AMERICA!* LUIS. Twin Pcrew Passersrer Service. PLYMOUTH— CHERBO.RS— HAMBITtO. Kaiserln..Jan. 20, 3 pm Amerlka ... Feb. Vi •Pencsylv'a.Feb.o.2 pmi'Waidersee. .Feb. 23 *Omit* Cherbourg. Mediterranean Service. TO GIURALTAIt— NAi'UES— •\u2666•Moltks Jan. » LU:-... irg. Mar. 29 •Dentschland-.Fob. 4' •v. >ltks Apr. »3 Hambrr S .. .leh 1» Hamburg ... .May 7 Pnmar.!? vii O'«tMr.!tke May 29 •Has Trill Room. Ac. tHa* Gymnasium. IM«"i!terronean and Orient Cruise. 7* daja, EBqnTpft GDays (X o^si n^ BY TTTE GItsTATFUTKR psjUim. From Now York. February 4. IMUt- ; WEST lMlsk SinaOTrti ft TOT-RIST~BT-Rir A «• R. Tickets, hot?! accommodation* and general Information about forelm travel. | Travellers' checiis good s!l over -he. world ! "ICE, 37 BROADWAY. N I. 'Phone 19(io Rector. Pl«rs. Hoboken. AMERICAN I FIF Sallln.i at »:\u25a0¥> A. M. I " mC '" A " i-i -* ii ' C Fr>m Vl-r 15. N. H. ; PL.TM' — CHtRB'G— SOUTHAMPTON j I'hi.a.|e!phia,.Jan. 2« ?t. Louis Keb. 23 1 New York Feb. ;i Phl?nd«!oh!a . .Mar. 2 he^ STAR LIRE r; f^ rr £ r • SEW TORK— ANTWERP— PAP.I3. Zealand. Jon T am ' Va* ''' l '"• 7 ami . Kr>:n!'d.yeb.«.f am i Fln'^na.F»h.2'>.ll am iVVH2T£ STAR LINE JS^n r ! NEW YORK—O'NHTOWN—tTVERPOOt*. I iLajestle.Jan.23.l"an. HaJestlc.Keb.^*. 10 am i j T«ui»,nii:.Feo.H.Ji) amj Vranic. Fe>> am, | iJi-.iic reb 13. « amiT»ut»nV Mar. ii 10 am iT^ Mi-fiirEJIIUNEAii tzVnzs.] FROM NEW YORK— i CELTIC Mar. i 7 a. m. - Zl.tf*) 1 :CU>RIC Feb. 18. S J3O a m S TONS 1 ! CltimC....Kar. 2(». boob; May 9; June 20 ' FROM BOSTON— REPVRUC Feb 2. 1 p. m.; Mar. IS CANOPIC Feb. St. 7a. m. ; Apr. 1«> PABSEXOSR OFFICE, a BROADWAY. Fr-.-ichr Oa:ce. WUtalsaO Blag.. Battery PL "ffiC CD ILnHll. From Pier* 51-53. North P.iver. LIVERPOOL via EENBTOWS ' CAMPANIA Jan. 20. 2 P. M. 1 rMBRIA Keh. i - A. M Lucnnla Feb. 6 ! Campania . ...F\jb. 23 ! CarrrarUa.....FeQ. ltiiEuuria March 2 GIBRAL.TAR— NAPLES— ADRIATIC. ! OABONIA 5 FEB. 19. 10 A. M.. to ! 20.00U tons ( GIBRALTAR * NAPLES. jBupp'en-.entrrg Hi w rmxiera twin screw S. 9. i UL.TONIA f'ZJi and 3-i on.}). .Marrh 7. noon I PAXN'OMA Marcb 14. noon; May U . CARPATHIA March 2*. neon: May 1«» BUATONIA... April 11. noon: May M VEKNON H. BROWN. Oea'l Agent. 21-24 SlijuSt.. v; \u25a0-\u25a0„> site the Battery. jlFcidd 0 Pcrcpfi© LSOgbod Steamship* ot th* RED "IV LINK will i tall fro.-n Pier 11. near Wall St. Kerry. \u25a0 Brooklyn, for San Juan direct, as follows: !S. S. CARACAS .. Sat.. r*» 2. noon I S. a PHILADELPHIA.. Sat.. Feh. 1«. noon For freight or ('(usage *p»>;y to BOCLTON, BLISS * PM.LKTT. General Managers. S3 Vl'all St. liiitUJ BOOT!® 8 IMi, DAILT SERVICE. For Old Pulnt Comfort. Norfolk. Pjrta- : nouth. Pinner' i Point «nl Newport News. V*.. connecting f>r Petersburg Richmond. ! Virginia Beach. Washington. D. C.. ant] ; entire South and W.-«t Freight and pasatrati-r steamers sail from Pie* :>\u25a0 N 11.. f<,>.t Ucacb .1.. avery week- i day at 3 d. nt. j H. B. WALKER. Vice- President and Truffle Manager. i - ___ J\ T\ FP / i\ W\ Fr u» nt Ferins; Parties I ' Of XI <J L-\\ J First class throughout. $t'ja SO To i:s tj l^*', , i. \u25a0 fTI* D;[C $.-. I iip I I* l£> Orter.t • rui»e Feb. 7. ly S A Arabic 1 16.00U ton»>. FRANK C. CLARK. St) B'way. I«. T. . TOI'NO MAN. 19. two and a half years' experience at clerical work, wishes plae* tn wbolasals nr mereaattla house. Address Kmai;h, 1274 Avenue A. COUPLE. — Wo«M cook, good laundress ! do housework; man useful, do ontir*I worlc private fan-lly; city or country, Mor- I row* Bureau. 721 Islington ay*.. comer 6>th *- COOK. *c— CHAMBERMAID. Ac.— Two ; Scotch Kir.'*:competent cook, good baker; other chambermaid and waitress; ha« brother useful man; no objections country. Morrow* Bureau. 721 Islington ays.. cor- ner s th st COOK. — By colored w^rr.sn; first -lass; can ' tak* entire cliarjr* hotel boarding house, i prtvat* family; all kinds Southern cooking; n-.-als always on time; gor>d wages *xp«cted. Address Miry Nelson. 83 Kockw*U Place Brooklyn. COOK aiJ'i LAUNTmnKS; alto charcberT ' maid and waltr***; by twr> young Fin- land girls; tosjstaer. JussUa Ouraau. >;-<> Islington aye COOK. — German; first c'ass; highly recom- ! m«nd««!; city or country; wages 340-SSO. \ Call at Lang A Bo*cb*r«>r Co.'* Bureau, 18 i West 27th st. . ; COOK. — By n*at. obliging your.*; Protestant ' woman: thoroughly understands rain and fancy cookies: *icell»nt references ; city or country M. V Mr*. Collier's Agency. li: ; West ZBi st. COOK. — Oerman; first r!a»; s^od baker: I has fricnl chambermaid, waitress or , kitclienmalJ; has brother, but'er- city or j country. Mr: - Bureau. 721 Lexington ' aye.. cora»r Mill »' COOK —By competent. « xl ,erl<ir.ce<l woman; i understands all branches of ccoktrg; citr ; nr country: r.o lanndrjr E. I. . Ml*s Fits-, Oerald'» Dur«sau. WkT StS ay*., corner BBS. COOK.— Colored; pastry or a!l around. Nichols. 11» West 24th st rear. COOK.— Swedish; firs? class; excellent r«f- erencas: waxes (35 to $i". Swedish. Ex- \ change. DM 3.1 aye.. Gear B!»r>i st. COOKS. $.10; s;onl references. ?sw».lt«h Bureau. 747 Lexlnicton aye.. near o&th st. COOK. — Swedish: capable: ha» axre'r^nt rsfrMswaa. J.isslia Bureau. HiiO L«xina> ton -ive COOK and T^At'VDREV^S —Br Knrilsh- woman: good cook: plain taundrea: small ' family adults; short <I!stanc« In cnuntry. 1 J. W., car* Wood*. 217 West lath St.. tup floor, front. COOK. In small family; speaks Oerman. Croatian. Italian anil iom« Hungarian. 174 Ens: 3d St.. Ist Soor. COOK. — By first c!a»s Swedish woman: ror th» day; best city reference. I* Olson. ,510 West 44th St TOCNQ men (1»); In a wholsaale houss. X Klrrhman. M 7 Throop ays.. Brooklyn. TOUNa MAN. 25; strong ana willing: at anything: (ireßks EnKlT'h and Carman. A. Elchenbaum. 272 East 107 th st TOCNO MAN 21; strong and wiling: at anythtng: speaks F.ne'lsh and German. M. Llbvrman. 724 East Oth at. ynt'NO MAN. 2n. strong, willing at fn- sral work; hsn<]y at ar.rthing; r*fsreiica, Marlnstcln. 24"« ««h sts. Dr. Bat***** Suggestion of a Seagate Addi- tion Is Portrayed in Drawings. A few days ago President Butler of Columbia, who Is an active member of the executive com- mittee of the Robert Fulton Monument Association, suggested that a Seagate be added to the general monument scheme, with broad steps leading up from the Hudson to the tomb of Robert Fulton, which. It is euegested. shall be placed at 116th street and Riverside Drive. A firm of architects was instructed to carry out Dr. Butler's ideas, and at a meeting of the members of the various com- mittees, held on Saturday at Columbia Untversity th» drawings were t-xhlblted. Colonel H. O. 6 Helstand. tins chairman of the executive commit- tee, after the meeting s-aid th«t the possibility of having a Seagate at which the officers of American «.nd foreign warships and distinguished foreign guests might land was favorably discussed. Coroner Shrady Will Have Bill Introduced Intended to Minimize Accidents. The many recent fatal elevator accidents have prompted Coroner George F. Shrady. Jr.. to pre- pare a bill, which he will send to the Iygfislature. requiring all elevators which hr.ye been or will be built in this state to have safety devices to prevent them from moving while any of their doors are open or unlocked. Coroner Shrady also proposes to require elevator operators to be licensed before they can obtain work. During IPOJ. according to Chief Clerk Bausch of the coroner's office, there were fifty-four elevator fatalities in the city, and during the first fifteen day? of this month seven persons lost their lives in this way. In discussing hta Mil Coroner Shrady said that while the majority of elevator accidents are due to faulty construction not a few nre chargeable to incompetent or careless oper I ri Of the fifty-four total elevator accidents lnst year fourteen were cases In which arrests were made, and In the seven this month there were two arrest». PLANS FOE FULTON MONUMENT. SAFEGUARD ELEVATOR PASSENGERS. Seventy-file Thousand Gallons of Mixture Explode. Norfolk. Ya., Jen. » -The most spectacular fire in the history of this city occurred to-day, when a spark from a locomotive of the Norfolk A Western Railway set fire to grass near the plant of the At- lantlo Oreosotlng Company. »n<l. funned by a forty-mile wind, the flames extended to t"he great lumber piles and oil hulks of the company, causing a loss of J60.000 and the probably fatal injury of one man. Seventy-five thousand gallons of creosot- Ing fluid in the tanks exploded, and twenty-five hundred barrels of the oil were consumed, to- Kether with several hundred thousand feet of creo- eoted timber valued at about $25,000. The pier of the company, extending about fix hundred feet into the Elisabeth River, on which were several hundred barrels of oil. was destroyed, and only the most heroic efforts saved the big fac- tory of the Cotton Oil and Fibre Company, which adjoins the burned plant. One hundred Bailors from the Bt. Helena train* ing station aided the fire nghMn? force of the creo- sotins company, and one of them. H A. Matt, a coal passer on the training ship Richmond, was overcome by heat and smoKe. and is expected to The creosoting company is said to do the second largest business in its line In the world, and has shipped vast quantities of creosoted timoer to the canal cone for government work The fire was under control after burning six hours, but the flames will not be extiryjished be- fore to-morrow. Henry Wales, president of the company, says the insuxance does not (.illy cover the loss. CREOSOTING WORKS BURN. BOABO AM) BOCMS. The Ttev. Henry M. 'vTarren. known as the "hotel chaplain." waa called up on the 'phone, and asked Ifhe could come down and marry a young couple. but he complained of a bad cold, and asked ifthey could not come up to his borue. The girl at first demurred: ehe said they had been to the U'ile Church Around the Corner, and several ot'.er places, hut had not found any one to marry ther»\ and that she was tired, but ncr companion Anally prevailed on lie;- to get in a carnage and drive to the minister's henie at No. 4* 'West Wtn street, two of the reporters accompanying them as witnesses. H?re the.-r were again doomed to disappointment, for after asking a few questions Mr. Warren said he could not awry them th*at night. The girl, who cave htr nair.o as Margaret GillespK or No. 11l TSVst ifHth street, told the minister that htr parent* were dead. The man gave his name as Marshal "vTsrd. a curb broker. K<» told Mr. Warren 'hat he met his Sare&e for the first time at Rector's on \-<Et New Year's Eve. She was at a table with eev- eral .'rlenrfs. chareroned by Mrs. Halsey ("orwln, wh^m he knew. He said it was a case of iove at ilrst i'ght with him said he eecured an Introduction. Saturday n!*ht they went to the theatre, and At Fupper aftervx'nr-l he proposed they get married. Mr Warren said yesterday that he had not seen rho coutle *me.> tlvlr midnight visit the day before. \ visit to the a<idr*s«< given by tl <• girl rev»-a!«d Vie fart that her ric^t nai m Is Mrs. B. G. Mac- 1 t-l'and. She t-ild tliat «.h« had secured a divorc? from her husband, who wes a Plttsburg steel man. o«rapl- Who First Met on New Year's Ere Failed 'to Find a Minister. Shortly after midnight Saturday a young man. accompanied Ly a pretty girl, appeared In front of the Tenderloin police station and asked a news- paper man who was standing at the door If there is say one there who could marry them. "I wtr.t this to be on the quiet, you know. " he said. •TYe doa't want the papers to get hold of It." The reporter told him that there was no one to raarry them there, but that if they would step ecross the street (to the headquarters of the Ten- derloin reporters) he would get some one who would marry them ir. a jiffy. BCSfNESS CHANCES. GOVERNESS.— By North German: teacha* her pupil* German or French conversa- tion luring afternoon walk*; highest city, school an! family ref*r*nc*a. German Got- «rn«as. S3 XVest *;.'. st GOVEKNESB.— By «ut>*rlor 1«i1t from R-rne. well educated, in a first da** Italian family, in teach tr.e !«nguag* and to art as companion and assst in the hoii**; speak* French. T. 8.. 24« W-st 36th ft. Female EMBnOIDBniNO.— By German woman: at home or out; siso a*nurse In r*cn*4 fam- ily. Urban. 227 East llth «t. Passengers Help Guard in a Fight with Two Assailants. A fight in a Ninth avenue elevated train at 10 o'clock last night frightened women and children, and when passengers went to the aid of Robert Caldwell, the guard, who was attacked by two men. there was a rush to the platforms in a wild attempt to escape, and rnanv persons were bruised and had their clothing torn. Tne gates of the train had been closed when the train wan about to pull out of the 30th street station, and two men ran up and asked Caldwel] to open the gates. Ha refused, and one of the men struck him In the face with an umbrella. Otildwell fell. back and then his assailant reached over and opened the gate and boarded the car with his companion. Both attacked Caldwell. The fight went on until 23d street was reached. Two pullrernen hurried up in response to the motor- man's whistle. At the station the alleged assail- ants grave their names as Amerigo Magrlni." a printer, of No. M York street. Jersey City, and Anthony Martinettl. barber, of No. 42« Grove street. Jere y City. MRS. PATRICK VISITS PATCHOQUE. Patchogiie, I/ong Island, Jan. 20.—Mrs. Albert T. i Patrick was In this village yesterday. Had her ; presence been known she mould have been th* cen- tre of much Interest- She came to testify In a suit before Justice Jaycox, In chamber* here, over a parcel of property worth a couple of thousand (Jollnrp. Mrs. Patrick was on the stand only a few rr.'.autcs. • \ PANIC ON ELEVATED TRAIN. Musician to Play at St. John the Divine Suf- fering from Chloral Poisoning. Suffering from chloral poisoning, Archie Rob- inson, thirty-five years old, who, It is said, came here from England to bo organist of the Cathe- drai of St. John the Divine, was taken from the Times Square Hotel late last night to Bellevue Hospital. Although his condition is critical, the hospital authorities said that he would recover. With Robinson was a man who grave his name as E. R. Rice, of No. 55 West 83d street. He said that Robinson had been suffering from the chloral drug effects for some time. The police pay that an empty bottle which had contained chloral was at Robinson's bedside. According to the police. Rice said the organ- ist's wife had left him because of his habits, and is at present at the Hotel Buckingham. ORGANIST TAKEN TO BELLEVUE TO WORK AMONG JEWS. St. Mark's Episcopal Church Will Seek to Make Converts. In the Tear Book of St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Second avenue and 10th street, which was Issued yesterday, the rector. Dr. L. W. Batten. who made the statement before the diocesan con- vention a few weeks ago that St. Mark'a would either have to work amons; Jews or cease to work, says: "By far the largest element of the new population Is Hebrew, and what lg being done for them? The answer Is: 'Virtually nothing In the way of religious Influence.' The Eaat Side Jew la rapidly drifting away from any real religious In- fluence. To bring him under the Influence of • 'brlstianlty is not an easy matter. Our Church Lst-.i to maintain ;i society for thlg work, but the result wan so unsatisfactory that the field was abandoned, it is the most pressing missionary need tn this city. " St. Mark's has placed in charge of ita work among Jews Amos I. Dushaw, a converted Jew. who preacbea in YMdish. Sabbath school is held on Saturdays at 1 o'clock, with an attendance of about thirty children, and a service is held at 4:30 o'clock, when Mr. T>ushaw preaches. Thus far the attendance at these services Is net large, but growth Is looked for. Male STETNOGIIAPHER and TYPEWRITER.— Buslnens school graduate; mouerate wagvs. is. C, m Graitam St.. Brooklyn. nOHR WANTED. Single lnsartloos 6 cents per tlwe. 6U- t-en « Yds seven tim»» cor.aecutlvely »L which entlti-» adv-i-ti*er to hava rooms entered for \u25a0 pwiod <\u25a0'. rourteen days la The Tribune* Dlrert^ry of De«l rable Booms. Writs mv circular. WANTKfJ — fiiln<r. with cap) t?J tn intro- duca va,uah!» :n\>nllon. M. T. Hermann. BRa S n-.^rt-cn St.. f> Uade'.phla. Perm. OK6KS AAD OmCI rTKNITCRB. RU L I. TOP *Jtl-ICsi FURNITURB in great variety of a t y1 • an - Trie*. T. O. SELLS 111. Fulton «t aUtrUOYItBNT AUENCICB. Full tr.forn*tloti acncern'.ng tl»es» rooms tr.ar »» had. free of charge, at the Uptow. Sag (I Tr.e New-York Tribune. »«•« P-. *.;-.«>•. betwe«a With and I7th sta. araKTaaVn * AND. BOARD —Fan^Ty^ jTlvst* house: cl.l.iren r.o objection; sec- ond flc«r or le»»; bath; best part of city: • caw trolley: -triply first els**; give num- 1«r1 «m family, fri--* iir.d reference*. 3 Mor- gan e.vt., Norw-lk. Conn. STH AYE. 23 <near 10th »t.».—Refined *ur- roundlnr*: beautiful, large, sunr.y room; running wa,:er: excei'trt board. 44TJI »-T 1T.5 W. — Newly furnished rooms, s-.::gl* and douMt. »4 end upward weeKly; rotaurktit acocn-rrodttlcna. Mala. EUROrEAN TRAVEL — Toung Am«ri- |. ran |t*nileman, travelled and educated abroad, as guide to small party or family rontrmplatlrg trip to European and British lalaa Address 8.. Postofnoa Boa j :». Newark. N. J. ' _ 1 ENGINEER, practical me*anlr, tlc*n**d. ' thuroufhly eiperlenced with steam ma- chinery, electricity: we" rerorn.erded. sober, steady, rasiaWa Hub»r. 021 E* st tilth St. FIREMAN or NIGHT WATCHMAN.— Twslve sals' «tperlanc»; no license. Rrovin. Sl2 West *'':!> (t JOBBINO, Junior. ov*rhaullng new work; eirerlanced In ronfng. heating: hos* or realty. George DiedliA, IT: rri>s»»ct ays , Mavpeth PostofT.ra. MIDDLE A'JED man »lsh#s posltlnn; use- ful, trustworthy: itrod references and e»- •eutlvs nMllty; salary not such an object M i-..t:K»nu» surroundings. Taylor. !•> Uleecker st. UANAQBR or CARETAKKR of gentle- man's country place, by married man; twelve v»ars In pr*«»n» posltfiin. refer- •net*. Dux 18. Moriches. Long Island | MAN S« years of age. al references, would \ Ilka position of trust. W. H., Box 18. ; Tribune Off -' ! MACHINIST, — '£i: seven years' experience; ; lathe. vise, shapar, Boor; light and me- ' dlum work; gen.ral repairs; t>^rinan»nt pv- ' altun. A. K. '••»!!. 10« Prssldent st . Brouklyß c VHINIST. — OOOd turner. Adurres Knap- PTtshusch. 404 Clinton St.. llobc'-cen. MACHINIST, to repair Wheeler £ Wilson and Wlllcox 4 ulbbs »*a,lng machine^; used '•• factory work. Address A. Uimn. ; Hi".3 Broadway, Brooklyn. I MANAGER on gentleman's country place; ( Bt rritd; understands all farm anil garden vrorlt: go./ii are of st^ck; best reference*. , George FtsJ 215 Eldert si.. Brooklyn. IfANAOE* cr stewards hotel or institution! \u25a0 experienced, temporal*; Tankeo; any oart \u25a0 of tr-.e country. C. 11.. care (.ll.il*. 107 West 1 10S4 st. \ urncß WORK.—By younr man (20); <»«r- 1 man; perfect penman, with knowledge of 1 English an,! FVencb. HAERTBL, 38S ritsn- nope St., lirooktyn. OVERREEP. of farm or farms; 20 years' j axpertenre; heal of references William i Sharp, 8S Highland sve.. Mlddlctown. N. X. ' OrnCE WORK.— By young msn; know!- I edge of bookkeeping: references Weber. \u25a0 415 Willis aye.. Bronx. : I OFFICE WORK.— By young man. 19', ' chance for advancement: experienced; rccornmtnded. Arr.bltlous, Room 804, 2li Montague it., Brookl>n. PORTER or ÜBEFUL MAN.— a young colored man; city or country: references, E. Saylor, ear* of Janitor. S&A West 64th st, PRIVATE SECRETARY or estate man- aeerr.er.t. by experienced, responsible nan; best re.'erenreii and security; |i'.em>gra^lier and typewriter. Alert, 40 Columbus aye. , PLUMBER wl«hes steady place, steam and I hot water heating. O*crg<i Fufcrman. 2*o ; Wadsworth aye. \u25a0 PORTER. — Can furnlth bast of references. • C3H Claaion ay*.. Brooklyn. t PORTER, and general all round work in ! hotel or any other place. Louis Mil- I ler. (BT Warren St.. Brooklyn. I PORTER.— By strong young man. 28: sober ' and reliable; In storage or wholesala house. Mslchow. 821 East Sflth •«. PRESSMAN. — By young man; In printing offlce. as assistant Address William Knapp. 207 Franklyn St.. Astoria. L. I. PAINTER.— By first class house painter. William Turnbull. 844 West 12th st. FHYBICIAN.«xverlenoed. with four weeks' . leisure, will aorompanr Invalid to Pa- ! clfie Coast for small remuneration Ad- dress A. B , care New York Post-Oraduats Medical Ol:eg». 20th st. and M ay*. PRACTICAL literary adviser to publishing- house; experienced magazlns editor; has \ thorough knowledge of European literature and periodicals; editorial writer and rapid . translator: personally acquainted with lead- > Ing foreign authors and publishers; expert- | enced In proofreading and make-up; Amer— , Kan; college graduate in this country and i Europe: would be pleased to const offer ' for permanent position with retponslbl* , magatlns or pub'isher; good reason* given ' for making change. L. X.. V* W 125 th st. ' SUPERINTENDENT.— concrete balldlng construction: with firm having largo work; beat of reference. Address Room 20. Palmer Hotel. Athens. Onto. SALESMAN has niled position as a man- aging *al*sman and buyer, solicit* an onDortunlty with a desirable house. Rob- ert Swanton. 459 Plane St.. Newark, N. J. SALESMAN. Ac —By young mars. \u2666< years' rsi«ri*nce in linen business; as n'eaii off stock or la-man, O. It. MSI Martoa ay*_ Bronx. BTENOQRAPHER.— By thoroughly oom- petent stenographer; several years* ex- perience. Aduraas M. Doyle, 34 Read st., Newark. N. J. ADVERTISEMENTS ana •übsenptions for Tba Tribune received at «helr Uptown Offlce. No. 1364 Broadway, between Mta ; and 37th *'*-• until 0 o'clock p. m. Adver- Ueements reo»lv«d at the foi; .- . branch cfilees at ,«-r^lar r,fTl-e rate. until {< o'clo-ls n. m., vts.i 254 Sth ava., 5. c. cor. 23d st.; m MA•»•, em •*- SW ( S. MS. v*_ »V , GOVERNESS, nursery; competent, experi- enced r.erman. In country; excellent ref- erences, good muficlan: will rake two or more children A.. Miss Fittgerald's Bu- rts'i Bnt 6th aye. MISS FMTTH will engage servants. la- rmttcate reference* and do all klr.d* of shTPl"g for any on* requiring her r«r- vices. Mis. FHrr»r»!J # s Bureau. CO3 Bth aye. Tel. 8»ll-3Sth. SKIRT FITTER.—By flmt class woman ttk'rt fitter, In a tailoring satablU can bring beat trade. A. Rellly. _31 East tflth st. RKNAISSANCsi work made to order; mending dune. A. BaUanberg. 8«S» Cast 18th st. BTENOORAPHER.— By two young girls. Just fratfaatad. as stenographers and typewrlt.rs; ofßcs as" (l >tnn r s. n«nt and _o- curate. 039 Eagle a-. - . TIM Bronx. STENf>GRAPHER and typawtllsr; 17 years old; office experience, spell srnl punctuate correctly; excellent iar»r— cea; moderate salary. Anna B\u25a0•rsr.tr, ISO EL Ann's aye.. The Bronx. (STENOGRAPHER. — Also know book- keeping; three years' experience: very beat references, hard worVir. Address Mi«s Elisabeth lloratmeyer. 213 Wast I'Jth ft. TWO TOUNO LADIES, with coljege edu- •\u25a0atlrn, wish place In a photograph studio and to learn th* profraslon. Mlsae* Eanes and Rurgdorf. Oord'Jns\llle. Vs. DOMESTIC BITCATIONB \YAXTED. Mate. ATTKNDAXT — By nurse; can give mas- sage; patients' and physicians' reference. Kitzgerald. 410 East 57th V ATTENDANT, companion, to an Invalid: experienced, educated, gentlemanly; »o- euatcsjis* to travel; New Vora r*f*r*nc«s. Qrabaaa, eu Laxlngton ay*. BUTLER or valet: Swiss, single; first class city r*f*runo*a. Address Satat. >.»> East ;i;il» st BUTLER^ Ac—CHAMBERMAID. *c. - Cbupl*. Eplscops.lans; housework to- gether; nt» laundry; t"*>. three adults: comp«(ent cook. chambermaid; butler, houseman; references; 140 together; Pro- testants. Answer Advertiser, 830 West lUlb st. BUTLER, USEFUL MAN. By competent colored rruui. In private famliy or school; married: best city references- Address I. Luater. 247 West 143 d st. BUTLER and valet, first class, best of references: willingand trustworthy. Ad- dress American. Rot 42. Tribune Uptown Office. 18ft4 Broadway. _____ BUTLER and valet: French; first class; thoroughly experienced; fully cMnpetsat in alt d«tat!s; neat appearance; highest six years New Tork refurences. Ilourant. IffJ \Veet 66th St. BUTIXR. CHAMBICRMAID and SEAM- BTRH»S.—By couple; good references; r.o objections to country. O. C, care Clarke, 213 Fast ««th St. BUTLER.— By builer 3r waiter or ass'st- am cock: private family or small hotel. Joo«ph Carroll. Olobe Hotel. Red Hank. N. J.^ BI'TLER or USEFUL MAN. colored; ref- erence. Wharton. 60} West 128th st. CHEF and PASTRY COOK. In prtvat* family; country. R. R.. care of Laslle. 254 WkSt 89th st. CHEF.—First class, all around, working chef; raw meat cutter and carver; econom- teal, steady. Schott. 781 Washington st. CHEF. — By first class chef and lunchman; steady: 'n restaurant or clubhouse. O. Ftey. W Halssy st.. Astoria. Long lataaa. COOK— DISHWASHER.— By man at,.i wile In restaurant or lunchroom. Bower. 70 Eagi* st., Brooklyn. COOK. —By young man; experienced; In restaurant or hotel. Paul. 80G M aye. COURIER. VALET—Dlsengag*"! . to year** travel. experience: -speaks French, English. German and Italian; tall and good appearance. L. De Vitte. 75 West 44th st. COACHMAN, experienced. wlTling and obliging, wishes situation In private fam- ily; country preferred; best of references. Ciachman. Apartment C. 51 East 12»th st. COACHMAN.— Can crtva or ride; well rec- ommended by two masters; can give rid- ing lessons to young children; would Ilk*to go to the country. Address L. H-. 82 Barry aye., Mamarooeck. N. T. COACHMAN—Swede: single; understands fall rare of gentleman's stable. Address P. 0.. 481 Park aye. COACHMAN, married, no family; 7 years' city reference, careful, stylish driver, capable taking chargo gentle- man's pi Hate (table; city, country. M.. "S4 »th sve.. store. COACHMAN. — ' Sweo*; married; eM child: sixteen years' personal refarewce; fonr-ln-han r driving: will give riding and driving lessens to children; go anywhsta. Address Advertiser. 1011 8d ay*. GARDENER. FLORIST.— slngls man (23): vegetables, Rowers, fruit trata. Ad- drtsa E. J.. care of W. Jaegsr. «7 F. I3«th GARDENER. — Dy Cerm%n 3 : ' rr.arrlrd; . children: two and a half years in coun- try; ... Vrst«nos all torts vegf tables, flow- ers, fruit; OH g»nt!«r-.n: > i>!ac«!; no year's experience veieiabla .-.inf is O»>>r»)a. COOK.- By North Cermsn worran: first o'ass <•(»' rapahl" or tuk:nit sjattr* -harf» of kitchen; two years Bnt class <-l:y ref- erencte. wace* from $00 ul W;Rthr<>u tu- real. 63 West SSth st. COOK — First class: German: In private family. Kuehler. 404 East KUi st. nSMsHCO lOOtis' TO (M c r.cle insertions 5 cents per line, eix- •een words, sever, tiroes consecutively. 11. *>.\u25a0.! !. entitles advertlter to have rooms entered fo- a period "f fourteen days la The TritJß-'a Directory of D«*U-*i,:» Booms Writ.- for circular. Fall information concerning the** rooms \u25a0nay be ha , fro* of charge, at tha Uptown Office of The N«w-Tork Tribune. 1364 K'oc iw«y. belw«»n 36th and 37th sts. COOK. — French: first clasa: In private fam- ily; wages |4»-*4o. Apply L. 0., U3l Fast Sir' »l CHAMBERMAID. — Would do nvndl-ng; city or country: Swedish; wages $22; ex- cellent reference* Swedish, Uxchanga. C 94 3d ay*.. near 3»th st. _ Winthrop Employment Bureau. 65 WEST 3*TH STREET. BeL 6th and Stk Avenues. New Tork. 'Phone loV2— (Xth. oo\t:rnessjh.s. nurfes. ladies' MAIDS always ox HAM*. situations wanted. W TREftSre: - ran take butler's placet; (26 to (SO. PARLORMAIDS. g». <*»™MAN BUTI^TR. flrat class; Philadel- phia references; (do. BWHDI9H COOKS, first ' class; can take c&ef a place; $40 la f*> FTtKNfH CHET. first class MA.VAOINO HOUSEKEEPERE. (40 to $73. fIIRSTiU. SEELY Employment Bureau, 23 West 39th St. SMPLOTMENT BT.'P.EAU. «I East 42i3 »L— First r!ass <3'-3ieetlos ars aapp!l«d. ».:so managing, houf ekeepers. matrons. |OVft; : »«a.». tutors ••««. Ron baul I FOR SALS. — Winchester County," farm of about 70 acres, with charming ol<\ houas. orchard and outbuildings, and ' with fine building site on Bedford Road ', three-qusrter mile from Chanpaqua sta- tion. Alfred Busse!!-. jits Broadway. DESKS, roMtops; partitions railings, tables safes, letter presses, counters, shelving*, j rJothlrs; store nrture*: etor»s. offices fitted. 1 Firm Bros.. 29-32 Cer.tre st. ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune received st their Uptown Office. No. 1864 Broadway, between S«th and S7Ui sts . until • o'clock p. m. Adver- : tisements received at the follewtng branch offices at regular effic* rates until 8 o'clock p. en.. Tit.: 364 .'th aye.. *. *. cor. 2Sd st.: It* AUi aye , cor. 12th St.; 03 Esst 14th at.; 267 West 42* at., between 7th and fith aveti - tM West 113 th St.; IMB 3d ay*., t«twe«n 7Cth and 77th sts.; 102 AB4 are.. n*ar 411 st St.; 1708 Ist aye.. near f!»th St.: 167 Esst 11.' th rt.: TM Trernont iv* : W.O Si ar*. LO3t. BANKBOOK No. m.42». of the Union Dime Pavings Institution, Is missing. Any person having a claim to It is hereby \u25a0 called upon to present th* same within ten day*, or submit to having se!d pass, book cancelled and a '.«w an* IggßM LOST or STOLEN. — No. 643,113 ef th* Aercaao Savings Bank In the City of Naw Tork. corner 4th. aye. and 14th st.. lusii to Oaorsj P. Bendlcr. All persons arc oautteneg against negotiating th* unit. , ITnot ratarwH to the sack oa the nth day of Fawraary. WOT. a dualioata will b* la- , »• HACHiygRTt. AT HEDOCKO PRICES.— »OO second hand wood and Iron werklag machines. fatly (U«r«nl*«d: machinery t>ouibt and **.• th«t,««-d Gl^> H KL»n?. iv*Maduon »t. OmCB fixti Made by tha MUaT " ' « ! « by th* root. QIFFISE iPAE.TaTI@9SB I SCO OAK If m FDD! (HW3T *.BBBEBT39W, t,i. 18C7 BROAD. 2H BEAVER *> m iai i _' -^ n •n'l'EWniTEn.S— All roak«« -Sid. i^atr<s. , ripaJred. *xch«n«»d; r.Hable •'"";* Oorrnsn. 79 .Sunn «t. TaUshcn* 5740- Cortlardt. Ai.vHKTi-FsfsWtß and auhatHptlons for £,TK?£e«. ts-w»s ;B \u25a0aa-ssjia 1 . 1 . v 54&5% «i 0' tn at r^«tlar cEce ratctt unt.l 80 clock *' 'If* ~i- . (W.15U1 «t-I a. « cor. l«h -M i-T <W at 4-d 'L . between 7tß and Cth R*««.; |«t.: 1708 J«t »V».. °*^.M. M \u25a0\u25a0- I U_yk omt |MVMaWM •\u25a0s-l *W *• ••"» CHAMBKRMAID or maid ard seam«tr»»-, by a newly landed Swiss girl, speaking Oerman and French; wages $20. Call at Lang Si Uo«oh»rer Co.'s Bureau. 13 West 27th st. 123 D ?~.. til W- Large and small roams; private house; conieu;ences; reasonable. tiOTU ST. IS3 >T -'-Runny parlor suite; \u25a0team, both; piano, with player; large hall room; moderate. Epencer. —m^OAJfn.T tornlshed spartaent: ::.-.\u25a0\u25a0• bain; i\.i>{i dally; Including meals. two $£* ».t«kly: one. flfi. TUJE ALA- BAMA. 1* E*'* Uth Bl •51 H ST t2« E — Vor ladies only; cai; r'unday or weakday. after Bp. m. Visa CHAMBERMAID. Ac— BUTLER, Ike.— French couple; man as butler. g*ner»i!y nsjafal; wife as chamberma'd. Ih'v^ maM. goo.l seamstress; or would be nursery gov- erness; city or country. F., Miss PUi- gerald's Kureau. 603 Sth aye.. corner 43d, CHAMBERMAID and WAITING.— Young Irish Protestant; *l»-$20. N.. Hofmayer'a Bureau. Ul Wtst 23d st. Call aftar 10:30 a. m. BUT WANTED. Mala. AST INTELLIOKM- person may earn »7» to $100 monthly ' r-r«;on<Jlng for news- papers; sure, steady work: no canvassing. 1 experience unnee» seary ; sen': for parUctt- ! lars Press BysdtcAte. I»fki«<ri, MY MEN, Ilglit srork «i .1 little ii:on«y lakes] you to Europe on 'set steamer, return ; transportation. Boston Shipping Co.. 19 Norfolk st. \u25a0 ' \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0'" . , -— \u25a0 ; HFXr WANTED. Fetn&lr. I ABRAHAM & STRAUS. BROOKLYN. WANT A NUMBER OF LKI<iHT GIRLS OVKR 18 YKAR3 OF AUR TO ACT AS PARCKL WitA PPERS. APPLY TO SUPERIN- TENDENT, DKPART- MENT OF WKAl'l'lNU UASKUENT. ANY INTELLIGENT p»r*on may .urn $75 to 1100 month!> rorr*»:«jndlng f<r news- rar>er»; «ur«. iteady work: no rmviai^c exrer!. ' \u25a0 unr.e'»-i!a:iry: »en'l for particu- lars. rVeaa Byndlcate. I^K-kt^n. N. Y. MAIDS, ann clmmtifrnuM!. wa!tri>.-».s. cooks laundrerses; poaitiona waiting! Krai Collier « Agei i j is Weal Z3d *t. IX-'FANTS NURSE; MO; references ra- <;'Jlred. Mrs. Collier-n Aeen^y. VSi West l-< i et. WXiliK V.AMEU. Mai*. AUTOMOBILE MACHINIST: alao experi- enced on electric motors and swltrhtio&nls: at anything; < italds preferred Mark 13»» East 2Ptn St. BO''iKKEr.'"%li »n1 A(.\T>T;NTANT.—ThOT- oughIy experienced, steady, reliable, ac- tive; with jnanufactunrig corcern: city or country: rr:odtrat* Skltuy. Address L • Van Nest Place. PL ««" ißrooKlyn)— Preitlly rty>ms: ahare or apartment; u>rs. Wallace. MADIPON A^"E.. 941. — Bachelor"* room*; private horn*. CHAMBERMAID or WAITRESS.— By com- petent young woman; cut by the d.ir. Dugsaa, M East 74tb It 'JU NtW YORK- KOTTF.II DAM. I Via liUIUKINU 1 \u25a0 Sailings Waan—i <»» par salllag lut. i \u25a0 Rjrnda Jiiu. -3. rj'u,Ui r.uaia, rtu.iT.i a:n ' ; I'otsuaiii.feQ.'i.i'JuniNooraaia.Jdar e.luum . St'dam. r'eb.:o.lUaui Potsdam. .\lar.l3, 5 am \u25a0 '. HaUanU-Amartea Line, i» . sray. N. T. ' MALLORY STEAMSHIP CO '\u25a0 Tickets to Trxas. Colorado, Mexico, 1 1 New Mexico. Arizona, C&tUornia. Georgia. ' i Florida. Alabama, etc. ALL OCEAN ROUTE TO MIAMI. I'aLM Bti.VCH .a. i etc «vta Key West*. Our booklet •I' eke: Guide" free. H. H. KAVJIoNu, ' Gen. Mgr.. 1-0 Fn.ni St.. N. Y. , "T A VELOCE*— Fast Italian Line. ; ; •*-* baiun« from Her «4. North lUvag, | , ft. c* :4th St.. for Naples and U«noa ftcloicng*!. Har;a»ld * Co. a Wall St. j DOMESTIC \u25a0! \u25a0*!\u25a0«— WANTED. -^~^->^. — —l ~~~~ -.-.-., \u0084 \u25a0„... I Female. : L-XUNPRES3. &--..— CHAMBERMAID. *•• I ' — Two young girls; \u25a0 daas laundress; j ; other chambermaid, good *eani~tr*>ss. l!k»3 \ I children; r.ty or country; prtrate, public. Mom \u25a0 Bu-«iu. 7il Lexinctfll aye.. cor- ' \ ntr ssth 31. ! LAUNDRESS.— WaJhtngr lone at home; I open air crjir.g. Mrs. M. Ki:ig. i"si> West i =*"> » U I LAUNDRESS.— Sttady days" work fur Sat- | urday; washing, ironing, cleaning; tables' > wais;». !-kiri». cbildran's Jr. ».»-•» laundered home. 10 cents each. Miss Ford. Is Bass IZZ st. j MAID and SEAMSTRESS.— By American woman, permanent position; goo<l worker. H. F.. Tribune Uptown Office. 1384 Itruad- way. , ; MAID and SEAMSTKEHB.— By t'an&l'.an ' .Protesiant; will aisist chamberwork; neat! anil roAnad; eight years' referenoes; city or; country. S. <.' . Mrs. Collier's Agency. I^2! Wait :il St. 1 MATRON.— Or \u25a0' ;s«keeper; in school cr ! charitable institution preferred; specUi j training, good experience and references. ! Matron. TrUMUM Lvlown Office. 13t!4 llruad- : »*y. I MOTHER'S HELPER.— By retlnvd woman as mother's haiper. Address 3. W.. Box j 43. i. Uno 0."..cj. NURSE.— By thoraosjaly experienced in- ! fant's nurse; take entire charge fr^m j birth; untleratands) all kl:.«:» of bottle f«e<t- ing. eaceueal reader; wil.lng to ieara. city. A.i.i e»j Nurse, Box WO. Tr.bune Dwwatown Office. \u25a0-:•" NUR-^E.— By a competent young North German woman: be.t rei*:'.n .». city or country; wage*. $25- i?-'>. ,'%:\u25a0 at Lang A Boecberer Company*! Bure*.u 13 West U7th. NL'RSK to Invalid, by American: doctors'' reference*; »..Lng to be useful; city at country. C. II . 143 West 14th at. , 1~ i NURSE.— Oiaduated; care ft Invalil. Jot- tor'a reference, terms reasonable: all kinds of. cases. Mrs. Yon Blucner. .tie laM Bdtb St. NTRBERT GOVERNESS. MOTHER'S ' HELPER.— l«y Southern «\u25a0:>. Mrs. I Holmes, car* Murray. 75 West t2j st. i NURSE or HOUSEWORKCR— By tcdivld- ! ual maid. (".lynu. 70 West 133 d st. ; NVTRBE. ATTENDANT—WUI gi*a servlcssj ! to party going 10 Florida. Cub« or Uer- mu.fa; experience!! traveller: moderate ar- | rangement, if permanent. Address "31," j Box t'. Tribune Office. ! NURSE to Invalid, by an American: doe- , tor's references: 411:1ns; to b« useful; city or country. C. H . 143 West 14th at. I , SEAMSTPCSS.— Out fry tt* day or take sewing home. Thorn gasa. Mil SBth st. j WOMAN. German; washlnging. traataa and oletinlnf by da>. C»!t ai ilp>. I'rtaum'i. 243 East 121 st at, ' - \u25a0 - 'WASHING and : CLEANING.— By. O«naan , r . | .. Mxm. XMamMhi. (UCM t«ta s«. ram CEIIAI LSJYI Fast Express Serrlc*. , PLTMOUTH -CHERBOURG — BSEkWft Kronpr-.nz Jan. 22. soon I K. Wm II Feb. 12. •A. Urn lvronprinx Feb. S&. • .v M. 5" l >**r. 5. ». 4. K. Wai. II Mar. 12.5:80 I I Krcnprlni , Har. 7*. I P. VI. Twin-Screw Passenger Service. > ov BREMEN DIRECT. ' 2- " lan. 2*. 10 A. "X?' Jorck Jan. si. 10 \ "i 2»«« Feb. 14. tOA-34 "•la. _ FW>. 21. lOA-SCI Rhcin. _ v— 7,10 A. 2! tia:inover .......... Mar. 14. 19 A. St. • >f»l!tprranean Service. GIBRALTAR— NAPLES— GENOA. P. Ir ' : « lan. 22. It A, M \u2666 Kaiser Jan. ». 11 a. j£ •Ne-kar Feb. i. 11 A, ii, *»•- I- '\u25a0'»« Feb. 9. 1* 1 M. ,X- Albert ..Feb. 23. 11 A. vt •Frl. h Mar 2. IX a if. \u25a0' m:-. Gib-altar. •Omits Genoa. From Bremen piers. M * 4t;i St».. rtobcks«B; NORTH CIFTRMAV LJ,OTD TRW^H.™ ;CIFECKS GOOD OVER THE WOK Oi3LRI.-fis ft CO.. No. 5 Broadway. N. X. I Louis H. Meyer. 'Ota Walnut St.. Fhf.a. !T>ED M D-~LIXX *! i "*•*' For La auayra. Piarto Cabe.lo. Cor*. I cao and Maracaibo, via Curacao, ca Jg also at San Juan. P. R. : B. S. CARACAS . Sat. Feb. T. noon S. ». PHILADELPITTA..9at.. Feb. It*, nwra \u25a0 For la Guayra. Curacao. MaraoalDo: IS. S M.XRAC.VIBO. . . Sat. Jan. 36. noasal ! S. s. ZI'UA Sat.. Feb. 9. noasfl These steamers ha .a superior s r i ininilai tiens for passengers. ! EOULTON. BLISS * DALIOTTT. 1 ! General Managers. 62 Wall St. I COOK'S HOLT LAND TOURS.— £2 clud» r 5 ;pt Broklers, THOB. COOK 41 PON, 240 a-U 12<jO Br-adway. »19 MfifiisssSi aye.. N. T } ; PvAILr.OAP>. mw i£&zn CEiTpil stations j^VaS.!!:^*- , Time shewn below » from Liberty 3*. ! West £34 61. leaves 10 minutes «arlles\; except as noteJ by Cfsi^natlnK marks\. PHILATHuLrHIA. I*ll.ll.•5 30. m7.uO. m»S.OO. 8.29. •*-•%! l»io.oi). »n 00. 11. sa, m'll.ou, in.«C ! 130. '2 ou. »3 0>». •4.00. ••5.00, S.Ms,, i!:'«. 00. »7.90. ••00. •» JO. pZO.SO P. St.! : «: is mdt. BALTIMDKi; AND WASniNOTOX. i ;«»1.30. "S.OO. ••10-00. t#l--00.t # l--00. *2.i&, ; n*4.00. r»s.oo. •? «o I LAKEWOOD AXD LAKEHURST— ' • \u25a040 A. 11.. XLOU. 1.30, k3.4«. d 4.15. B.M i /T P : M-xi li SutuJaya, 30. ».4O A. it !*kVVaF IC M CnV ~' 91 ° *" *" X " H | LONG BRANCH. ASBmT PAIUg, I ocean grove (Sundays. No. Aabot* Park)— X4.00. ».Si>. 11.30 A. M.. exl?.4S» I » ( ». \u25a0•4S, 5.21. 4 30. jiroi. Sunday* «xcipt c-an Grove, x*.oo. ».00 A. it. . *•••, sva p. ii. # t- J-r?* laMes giving train* to t«Wf, TETHI-EJISII. ALLBNTOTS-N. UAUCi! i ££»r;?-,V VILKESBARHB - SdtANTON. i S-^;*P. rN<5 - hahrisbl'ko pottsviliol ; WILLIAMSPORT and ail other points \u25a0 can be obtained 1 at followtns o15c«»9: Lib- , eny St , : Weal 23rt St.. TeL Hit Chsiasa) ! S Astor House. 243. 434. ISOO. 1334 Broad- I way, I*2 sth A. . ;ai J-h At.. 25 Union 6quar*_W«st. ?"i»-i :d Ay.. 1.13 Wast 12JJi St.. 24^ Columbus At.. New Tork; 4, Court -t . 343. 344 Fulton St.. 473 No** t:-.n*l ay. Brooklyn: 3'),, Broad-jr— Will* iamsburg. x ew York Transfer Co. rails , ror nad checks b»«?age to d*strnattaw. I ; 'Daily. tDai'.y. except Sunday. b3bs)s j day« IParlor cars only. aSxcept gatfsj j day-*. r.;Z>iniii< car. except Sunday?. K*al» I vr -I ,iv, nr.ly xFrora Liberty St. only. l I I Dining car Sundays "Dining car dalrjr ! ! From Twenty-th!r<J Street— •lX24 1% M .K4 39 P. il- Jll.Si» F M.. k3.SO P. ?<-, \u25a0 d 3 50. W. a best.br. W. c. HOPS. , i Vlce-Pr^s. & Gen Xfgr. Oen. Paas/r AtHk; ~BALimti%R L GHIO S. R. IAX BLUE LINK TRAINS. •\u25a0Every c:lier hour on the even hou*~ !TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINC.TC-N • Leave New York City. 23d St. Llb'yis. •Washington, Sl'pera ll.oopm 1 .\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0> uS i •WASHIN'ITON. Diner. 7. SO am BCO«ai ; •WASHINUTON, Diner. laCOasi. ' •WASHINGTON. Diner. 11.50 am 12.00 a* I •WASHINGTON. Buffet. LBupm t«|s> !•\u25a0\u25a0I'.uVAL Ul'L\" Diner. 3.9U cm 4vCOpta I •WAiHIXGTCN.Diner. i.Wpn t.<»ixx •WASHINGTON, Bulfet. U.M>pm 7.o*gsß> •Dally. Through Dally Trains to the Weat. I L»i- v- Sew York City. 23d St. Llb'T 8a» CHICAGO. PITTS BURO. 7.50 am - .<»"> isa CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 11.50 am 12 oOn's> PITTSBIKO. CLEVEL'D. 3.sftpiC «.«•»*) "PITTSBLRa UMIT'D." 6.50pn» 7<«fS»' ; CtN'..St.USi;!>».U.»L"ISV.. 11.50pm I.3oana iCIN..ST.LOUI3.LOUISV.. ft CO am 10.C0*3» CIN..ST.LOritf.LOUIaV.. s.;«jpin «.«Xtpa Offices 243, VJt. 13tX> Broadway. « AaNa> i Bouse. 10S Gr^«n.vich St^, 23 Unlcn Square W.. Sin C.rana s?t.. N. T. «43 Fulton St.! ;Brooklyn: W-st 23,1 St. and Liberty St. After « p. m. Sleeping Car ReservattHs* I an: full btSmnattea regarding trains, eto.. ' : .a;; be oMaineJ at Bureau of Information. B. i O. K. H.. 23rt St. Terminal. 'Fkoas> [ No. Chelsea 3144. , | i Lacka-svanna Railroad, j ! Leave N. V.. Barclay. Christopher, W. 534 9ia i \u2666».*) A. M.— For Bingnnmton and Einlr*. ; i*li'*A. M. -For Buffalo. Chicago aad «.' ! LcuJs. ' •1 40 P. M — for Buffalo and Chleapx t4.n». P. M.— For 9crantr>n and Plymouth, j t*e.i."> P. M. —For Buffalo and '""lilcasjn. : —45 P. M.-For Buffalo. 8y acusa. ItMt*. 1 I •Z«a>A. M-—Coloago— Sleepers open a.w P. M. Tickets at 14». «2». 11S3. 1434 nil uliiM N . V.: 33!* F'.ilio: St., Brooklyn. "Dassjk tExoept Sunday. 2 Leave* Ciwl»toph«r .-»«., 1 8.10 1. M. weokdaya t X. V.. N. 11. A HARTFORD R. 8.1 Tra r.e depart from .jran.i Central St*Uoa.' 42.1 St. and 4th Aye .as folio* 3 for . ; !BOSTON, via New London * Pror.—«\u2666*:(«. tt! 1O:(X\ •» 10:02 A. M.. *i> !IA •x 1:01. '* S:iio. »ti »:•»! «5 Msl ••15:00 P. M.: la WiiiimaaUe— tflfcws is> M. t2:00 P. M.: via Spfd— A. <*.„ t !12:oo, • 4 tt>. »11:OU P. V. , Wor'ster * Fitch., via Putnam. t3:SMP. JO, Lakevllle * Norf.—l«:4» A. M.: \u2666»:»! V 54. f Qt. Barrin?ton. «:.>ckb:lrlge. Lenox. Pttts-i field— f 4:34. t9:4» A. M. and t3:31 F. 5C Ticker ode** at cOraad Central Stattea and rI2StH St.. a>o at cS«t. ISOC. etSsw. B way. c3» Union Square. c: ->2 rtfth .us l c243 Columbus Aw. crt»3 Madlsoa A-v •-, el«» W. 12.1 th St.. 37M Th rd Air*. !«! Fi .oklyn. c 4 Court S«t.. 47* NoaOmad A«, • S«O B-way. •Dally. tßxeept Pundayi. •Stopaat .J?G» ; Ft. x3:opa st 123rh St. Sundays .-n«v I tParloi Cai Lrr.lr-Hl IHas during a* j eParloi aaJ Ween— Car Uisisss alaa, ; L E IHIB H VALLEY. ! Hindav: T.i\ ».». it.« A. St. li», '.53. 1» ? M 'Cort'.iunlt*uill>^ro«ise!i£T»,.^e< l i.-"d»T»» fcll.Tl". 3U A. M.. ti'»' S«"B. I*4. « ' S 5 » •. 6»' UU " M Sur:rt»r» : 1*3,111 A. M.. U.M \ N oou. I?.*. 5.49. B.O ' P. M._^ 1 Ticket i Httre»: 1 3 and 14« Bre**wST. • s JJ. T-Tranafer Cow UeaUforaaaco*-* &*nr>4% _____ _ ___ STE.V3XBOATS. j C £H c *IT tn Ii and Points ta N»w 2as>« \u25a0 3 ttH 8 11 lljj LULU tend. Keuuced R-t«s,' h ALL RIVER LiNE via Newport and F»U lUvar. Fart« reduced to all point *-JUosto«^ |i«5. Newport. Vail lUvcr. »I.W: llpjwP dence. JS.3O Leave Pier Ur. J*. It. ft. W* :en St.. week days aad susimllM laV Sirs Pro«l«lenc« and Pilgrim. Orab«» **» NORWICH LINE via New Uatß. L*a*» Pier 40. N. It., foot Clarksoa «t week i*/a on y. DP SI. Steamers City at Lawsil aae> Cheats* W. Chapin. ' NEW HAVEN USE for »pr Bavtn and North. Leave Pier ». .M.. week dart | only. 4:00 P. H. Stea— » Is*— si Pack, | , APVEBTIdEMENT3 and «Jb*crti>ttan» IN* The Trteune rasa»e» at their lpw»J . OClce. No. XSSI Broadway. oe«""«o M9IM and S7th sts.. until ft o'clock p. n». . Ad*e^-j m, .- .* received at • "*''\u25a0• mtll 9 \u25a0 -rloosj C-lcei at repjlar Cfilce rates unUl 8 o cloo» !\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 esja Ban * *\u25a0 » \u2666\u25a0 -°* ».mi \u25a0«.* . . . »»t l«tft ««.i ~57 west *•>• .t.. txtwnn 7th end Bth aTee.j ;t« West-i»th « . i.w M *»•.. betwsssi 7eth and —th its :--t) 3d a.*... near Us* M - 1706 Ist aye.. near 1 «i>«1 St."! IST Baa*. Uo(b su j TW Tram«** »v*»J •*»14 sVOsft . \u25a0 • BOOKKEnTER and »»nersl office man: middle aged: competent and reliable: many years of expert-rice: long service in one house; willhe optn f>r an engagement; »a»ry moderate. Address Machinery, Uux 27. TrlLure Ofllea, J>HYF!CIAN'6 OFIICE.- Attractive prlvat* hcuw. Madison a\-e. Te>r>htme &22C— tJD BT IT4 WEST. — Beautiful rooms, s«e- ot.d flow; hot and cold water; >lo and $12: rr'ufuam; telephone. DAY'S UOKK.—By >.u. -irt-.i wuiiun; «Mh. Ing: oat ur In by the naif cay; ruugh dry washing In small families; ami boarl- Ing h«'-i:-r.». Mrs. Williams, 18T1 Atlantic aye.. Brooklyn. DAY'S WOKK or take washing at home, by young woman. Zae^fel, 330 West 4Bth st. BOOKKEEPKIt. cashier; married 27: rlean record, thorough^ experience! :n modern :r.ethi».m. on!v i lgh r.ass openings consldtred Wllicox. f.O Weft lKfith si aipnitn ajiD roOL TaßlsT.a MAKUTACTUBCR- of Wlllard aDO paal tabl«« blgh grade bowling *"'^. b » u«- •rs: lowest prtcea MARX QROB-. Si Union K<iua r» ___^ DAT'B WORK.— By young woman; good laundress; house essaner; r-f»r Hayes. f.3'i East l<!th st. BRASS BUFFER.— By married man; ex- lierlenced. steady. r*r; worked in last place for ten years. store. »87 Van Brunt it, Brof.-k'.yn. DAY'S WORK. — By German woman; washing. Ironing, cleaning; take wash- ing home; good work. Stunner. 1113 Park aye. CLERK. — By young mas, 21 years old; has had e^v^rsl years' experience and can furnish reference as to rharaetar and abili- ty. P. H. ! :!!ik^ i' ! :.-!!-..:o. .N. J. au>n cuuurtxa. DAY'S WORK. — By woman; washing or cleaning. Mrs. McCarthy. 411 West tilth st. dJERK. -Hv young man CJ6i; or as cash- i«r. m in shipping department; ll years' oSea tiinilaws t:.U\^rn O'«'onnor. loi« Kintst.rl.rire r:o»J. TreaMOt. FAMILY WASHING and IRONING -Ex- pert; known party by the week or dozen: private house: open air drying ; or out by the day; good references. 332 East 7Sd st. CARPENTER with some experience withes to learn the trade: also as cabrnotmaker. Smith. 3131 West P3<s St. HC>t'SEKEErEß.— Refined irjrfbw; Amori- uan: utQ'ju'r'i home; /and of rhlMren; good cook, btst referen -es t'al; or aduress A. 8.. 118 St. Felix st.. Brooklyn r.HEK. — By fir>t class colored cook; down- town.' Address L.. A. Box. a.".S Weat Sflth i»t. HOrsRWOUKER. — By young English- woman; small family: ctty or country; $22-1:5. E.. Uofmayer's bureau. 153 West •MH st. Ca'l after 10:30 o'clock. COPPERSMITH and aluminum worker, euod. all around mechanic, own tools, would like to «nter contract with ie»i.nn.»l hit- automobile shop. Glppert. 241 l^ast ?Bth St. HOll-KKEEPER.— By respectable e!,!orl>- German woman as housekeeper, with a gentleman or a la»ly, well ie.-uinmemteJ 1049 Park sve . 3d bell en south s Me. CHAUFFEUR. — By your.g man. 21; can drive any gas<>lf>ne oar; sober, honest and rellab t, go anywhere: terms nioderate. Address Ch. O. L.. 40u East 74th sU. room 'Jii. HOUSEKEEPER, managing: capable or taking entire charge of staff of servants: cateang. purchasing; city or country. W.. Miss PiUGerald's Bureau. 303 3th ay«.. cor- ner 42d si. CHAUFTEIiR — By young mar. for private family: good reference. Qatar, Mb East 82d at. CHALTFEtJn. two years' experience; goo* mechanic: careful driver; •trlctly tem- perate: ran do all repairs; willingto go anywhere; moderate salary. Foreaksr. W West 3Tth st. HOl'BEKEEPEß.— Managing or otherwise; thoroughly experienced and tmstworthy. Honesty. Bo» 17, Tribune L'ptown Otßce. 13U4 l>roadway. JANITOR, strong, to-iablo woman with small family, man handy with tools. wishes position as lanltxesa. In cold water flathouee. preferred. Mrs. Owens. 33i> Pleasant aye. CHAVTTTCR. eiperlenced, driving gaso- lece ear any make: repairing: also ref- erence. C. Schafer. 6M Hudson st. JANITREBS.— Sober, trustworthy: hot or cold water flats: small family; will pay part rent: reference. Mrs. Evan*. MM weat louth St.. top noor. CHAWrKVTI and COACHMAN.—Married; one child; fifteen years' personal Ntw York City reference: understands gasolene and steam ears: go anywhere. Address B. H.. 1011 Sd aye. LAI NI'H ESS —Washing and Ironing by the day. M. O'Rourke. Ul Baltic St.. Bro»k- lvn DRIVER- — By strong young man: or at anything Hlgirlns. eflfi East lflth st. LAUNDRESS. — First class: French: any kind of fine clctasa. Corrada. 40& 4ta five., I'd floor. UAt'NriRESB - %Z> to S3S; good referancaa. Swedish Bureau. 747 Lexington aye.. near SBth at. DCX.TOR.- By regular doctor; long expe- rience treating alcoholics; can attend patients privately. Doctor. Box 40» Tribune Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway. BOUCAi'VD youn» mas: speaks English. French, Italian as senerai clerk. Inter- nreter. cashier: luriniih bond; high refer- ences. Duraot. 108 Wast »..: st. Lu\t'NirAEB9. —7S a> first claa* xou»e: woman; does unirts nicely; beat refer- ences; wages. K2S. Call at Lang St Boecherer Company's Bureau. 18 West 27th. EIJEVATOR MAN.— By young man; or as llgbt portar In factory. F. McCU*. 186 Kedfo*d are., Brooklyn. K.T. Carpet Cleaning Works •!. & I. W. mU£i;33 CARErXX CARPET CLEANIKO CO- Clems by fomprsassH air. •*«*?• *£?* «r or. «Ocr tm* Droadway. 421 Eart 48tb 01 nog a: BRANDT. Tel. US—a " th. CLOTHIJiO. X LACY Is ness of •'•f bU 2 oo v**u ** *«?••» |t«M 4m. bit* M. skit fc; also «M** pftos: emrspoßdariee atrletly jesjslMestlal. & ffeaiere a *, BM» \u25a0*. Tribuae L>- town Omoe. |M« Broadway. DRtTSRKAKIXO and miiaixer*. DXtESSSiAKEIt. SO yetrs* — SaHasa a, ww«l« taka charge of fcssJaa— or rown «*pert- £'--t tar ]»<!>»• tailor. AMrmm W. A. U. • MMBroadway. Ml— BMAKIWO by Che Cay." fri-ftta fara- Uy, as r kit* c/ s«wt»«. M Stale a*.. jw—fciya. , toma faa*i— .<••- drtssnj«V*r: tailor ..«\u25a0*•« suits a specialty; a* by the «U> I* ly& 83 are. , OKXTISTKV. EPIDOB WORK r»»olutionl»»4 by Dr. \u25a0\u25a0•fcwaaw'a latest invention. tretb with. •ot tdttM; tprrtalUt tn tx>rt»!sln wo»ti •Jitclty.; tt.i^Mlt' Dr. BU' > *"«J»*n. ««* «*»t:tt>o ana.. ceit»r r*U» st. A SyCRTISEa:KSTB ana subscriptions for rtJ 1 * Tribune i*cli«l at tfc»!r Uptown \u25a0?£<£. Mo - >»•» Bro»dws.y. trt»wa Mtk jss * eta.. enttJ 8 o'clock o. m. A4»»r- -£*niesu i-;*:«.n at th» foJlonlnr branch ' .!"**• « rerolsr cMi r«.t«« until b 'clock ••p^.v* 1 * : ~* *th n**.. s. •. <«r. I3d «uj •£? «. h Vva - <«\u25a0• >2t*» *t.; 82 nan nth *t.j " rj* «*n 42a «., t>ftwe«n 7th end fth sre* : , •' BL *«« »«th «t.; UHM am. i.i-j-a.l-ti . i-V 1 ,* 1 " 1 77 » h eta.; MM M are., re»r «M telii."* Ut »v«.. net, S»-.f eu; 167 IC«sl \u25a0•«* aM M IMmMnra i AM *» wiVk i EKKROETir. ambitious man. 84. with long expertener- In office work, alfo as can- msur and —I— man, desires responsible asi- ar>i T>*t*. whew merit wUI obtain ed- Mtr.Lfc.-r.tr. t. V, A. J., 12 \S_., \u25a0*.. LAUNDRESS.— work by the day l: private family two or three days a we^k; city reference. Mrs. Keating. 232 East G-tth * LAUNDRESS. —By neat ' young Protestant woman: will assist : (underwork, - best references r city or country. \u25a0J. , 1., ilrt. 4>uiw Mm*?, IM West »M M. NEW-YORK DATLY TRTBT'NE. MOXDAT. TANT'ARY 21. l!»07 WOKK rt.tMlU. ,gTOBMS SPOIL RECORD MMBI 81TUATIO0CS WAMTmia, ocean STEAXEM OCKAX STr WIRKB. MMEk WLLET3I STRONG MAN. married, at anything. Will- Urn Karg. Cast 7th st. and Jehneoa Place. Brooklyn. alaU. HEAD GARDENER an] SrPERINTEN- DENT.—EngIish; thoroughly experienced In all details of the business; under glass and all outside work; in connection with gentleman s estate: replies noticed only where a firm cUss man is wanted. Address D. J. M. care of McVey, 33 Morris St.. Morristown. K. J. HOUSEWORK.— By middle aged man. Call Rolth. MLS Lexington aye. STOCK CLERK or PACKER.— By young man Oh>: In a handkerchief or linen house; four years' experience. Charles J. Vaiiaine, 41 Grand st. SHIPPING I'l.hr.K. — By young man ul); experienced stock and shipping clerk. 1* Rofeman. 105 Avenue I). . SHIPPING CUERK.— By ynung man. 23. speaks French. German. English. Address Ella* Goldberg. 235 hast 106th at. JANITOR. — By man and wife, for an* house: understand (team, heat and all kinds of reyalrlnc; beat references- Brook- lyn only. Maraney, 217 Heyward st, Brook- lyn. JANITOR'S ASSISTANT.—By young rra r rled man; enictn«*r by trade; speaks Ger- man. Dutch. English; can make all repairs B. Oldenburg. 412 Jane St., West Hoboken. KITCHENMA.N— can cook to order. also •s porter. K. 8.. care Roljart Odlls, 228 East 67th st. SHIPPING CLERK.— packer, mark- er; references. Gorharot WJ Trout mum it., Brooklyn. *

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Page 1: chroniclingamerica.loc.govchroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030214/1907-01-21/ed...TALE GRADUATE will tutor mornings; six years' public schou! wi.rk.also votat teaching Instructor

TALE GRADUATE will tutor mornings;six years' public schou! wi.rk. also votat

teaching Instructor. 624 High St., Ns«-ark. N. J.

WATCHMAN.—By middle ag-d Oerman;i-eltable A. Fuchs. 132 fc'rantdm St..

fnion Hill.N. J.

NURSE.— By tTadust-d physician, to travelwith Invalid as nur»; year's experience

in hospital as physician: beat references.Address Dr. Shipley. 16 West Mulberry st.Baltimore. Md.

SB*X>ND MAN—By youns; Swede. 24; laprhate family; gocw rafereacas (city an<jCallfomla). Nelson. 206 East 28th st.

USEFUL. MAN.— neat apnwanee;work of any kind. Peter Oampaell 42»

2d aye.' '

YOUNG MAN. 24; slnsl«: good ability: ex-perienced in handling claims and general

correspondence, desires lo ronaeot withparty who appreciates rood work and com-pensates acc»riilnc y rharles W. Kins.8 La Grange St.. ISrcoklyn.

ÜBETVI. MAN—

E>psrlenc*d; in t>rlvate<family. I»mas, 34« East 8hO» st clearstore.'

YOUNO MAN,21. atrong-. st any thine; bestof references. Fred Hoffmann, 37 Mes-

•ro'>> st.. Bnoklyn.

LSKKI'L MAN In private family; undtr~•landn all house and cardan work, andcan milk. Gelsenhof. «19 24 aye. near 34tnSt.. one flight.

TOUNQ MAN. married. Inmarket as driv-er; riv« years' •xparlsnce. Warran. 229

Baal 74th et.

TOI'NG MAN. 23. at anythlnr: city orcountry; two years' experience a* steam-

fitter's helper. Charles Capacdo. cars ofMrs. Plcone. SlB East 4Oth St.

VALET.—By thoroughly *ip«r!«;n.?«»| Jap-anese, as va'et. butler; s;Lea«Tv. r*Hat>lsand active; refsrencaa. 131 tTast. 27th st.

hare been arranged for this superb new steamer of 9.000 tons to \NASSAU, stay about « hour*. PORTO RICO, stay ab<rat Itke«s>HAVANA, star about tlhours. BERMUDA,»tar about Mhours.

Leaving New York FEBRUARY 2D. FEBRUARY ItTHan.l MARCH "TH.

DURATION OF ROUND TRIP ABOUT FIFTEEN DATS.Cost, Including stop-over privileges at Bermuda, $119 UP-

WARD. Including stateroom accommodations and meals.Passengers continuing homeward voyage by one of the(KRONPRINZESSIN'S) other sailings.

Special Sailings to and from

Direct ty-tie S. S. ?.INZ33SIN CSCILE, hav!s» Hnr,York MARCH 23. returnm? from Eernuda MARDi 25.

Round trip rat«» for this trip. $:>\u25a0) UPWARD, including stateroomaccommodation and meals.

"PRINZ" class and other steamer* of our Atlas Service touchat either Montego Bay or Port Antonio. Jamaica, instead of King-ston. Otherwise itinerary as per schedule.

For full particulars apply •

BAMeiIBQ-^ LIME, 35 2zi 3T Broadway, if.t\

The special sailing to Jamaica scheduled for the twin-screwS. S. KRONPRLNZESSIN CECILIE have been withdrawn owlns;to the temporary closing of KINGSTON HARBOR to shippiag.

©[PE(@D/a(L TTQBBIP©

Ijner Philadelphia Beat Best TimeFirst Three Days.

The American liner Philadelphia, which up toTgtffl.y i.iii fair to lower her record over thejj^ytroute from Southampton to New York, ar-yjved n«"re storda y after a stormy voyage of-gIajß d*ys and nlne hour Captain Mills said

tte gale which struck him on Wednesday andftnrsday kicked up the roughest sea he hadItta through In fourteen years.

Tie Philadelphia made splendid time the first. ,*-«•days of the voyage, and at noon on Tues-4,- was ii— miles ahead of her best west-vtxA voyage. A furious gale from the westjjjgjrup on Wednesday morning, and hardly anypse was able to sleep that night. Many paa-a»-»-er- were seasick, and the doing salon at-tendance «as exceedingly small.

On Thursday, at 11:80 a. m.. a big wave struck£. steamer on the port side with terrific force,g-4 she rolled to starboard with a tilt so suddentfeat all the purser's goods and chattels, lnclud-

1-4 his mattress, were thrown out Into the alley-«sy-

Hie storms blew out as quickly as Itcame, andca Friday the seasick passengers emerged fromtheir berths to find the Philadelphia speedingalong through a pea as smooth a a glass and Ina temperature as balmy as that of the tropics.

The North German Lloyd liner Prlnzeseln Ireneerrlved yesterday after an exceedingly roughvoyage tnm the Mediterranean. Phe had to re-fiuct speed frequently because of heavy headKM.

TOI.'NG MAN. In downtown wholssalehouse as aetlstant sMprlns: clerk: two

Tears' experience. Address Kerte, Vsnder-veer aye.. Tnlon Terrace. Long Island.

VALET, attendant, to an invalid; experi-enced, educated, gentlemanly; accustomedto travel; New York references, liraham.69 Lexington aye. .WANTED TO WED, BUT COULDVT.

WAITER.—By gof<l *wa'.own waiter forSaturday and Simdey. U Flu^d. 230

East llthst.

yOUNO MAN. honest. Industrious, wishesstesdy work :lately In stn-kroom. Address

Whlekl. 26 Locust rt.. Brooklyn.

YOUNG MAN, colored, as useful man tnprivate farrl'y. understands steam heat

and small repair*, around tioune; referencesA Grantre. 21* Wast 34th St.

YOI'NO MAN, Interested tn poultry, desiresplace with opportunity to learn something

! r.f the business; two years' experience endairy farms: not afraid of work: state-.rare* Address Wilson. 26 East 14th St.

I Don't rail.

Femal*.COMPANION —By refined woman, as com-panion or housekeeper; ot simlUr capa-city;good nurse for convalescent elderly orInvald lady: highest references from fam-.lles of prominent position. Address Mls»Ing. excellent traveller*; willing to learncity. Address Nurse. Box 39i>. TribuneDowntown C»fflca

CHILD'S NUP.SK.-Irish Protestant: roodreferences: 120-128. 8.. Hofmayer'* Bu-

reau. 1.'.3 West 23d st. TeL alter 10:30a. m. lo64—Chelsea

YOUNG MAN. 21. desires a good stsady

poaittea, preferably executive, with s bigoorporatlon, or a firm, which can assursgood prospects for the future, where be cangradually work his way up to the from.Address Clinton, cars Shevlln. 17« East9Ath st.

TOL'NG MAN.19; work «t anything: magesto start. C 6 Mullen, care Ryan. 230 East

76th st.

HAMBURG-AMERICA!* LUIS.Twin Pcrew Passersrer Service.

PLYMOUTH—CHERBO.RS— HAMBITtO.Kaiserln..Jan. 20, 3 pm Amerlka ...Feb. Vi•Pencsylv'a.Feb.o.2 pmi'Waidersee. .Feb. 23

*Omit* Cherbourg.Mediterranean Service.

TO GIURALTAIt—NAi'UES—•\u2666•Moltks Jan. » LU:-...irg. Mar. 29•Dentschland-.Fob. 4' •v. >ltks Apr. »3Hambrr S. ..leh 1» Hamburg ... .May 7Pnmar.!? vii O'«tMr.!tke May 29•Has TrillRoom. Ac. tHa* Gymnasium.IM«"i!terronean and Orient Cruise. 7* daja,

EBqnTpft GDays (X o^sin^BY TTTE GItsTATFUTKR psjUim.

From Now York. February 4. IMUt-

;WEST lMlskSinaOTrti ftTOT-RIST~BT-Rir A

«• R. Tickets, hot?! accommodation* andgeneral Information about forelm travel. |Travellers' checiis good s!l over -he. world!

"ICE, 37 BROADWAY. N I.'Phone 19(io Rector. Pl«rs. Hoboken.

AMERICANIFIF Sallln.i at »:\u25a0¥> A. M. I"mC

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i-i-*ii'C Fr>m Vl-r 15. N. H. ;

PL.TM'—

CHtRB'G— SOUTHAMPTON jI'hi.a.|e!phia,.Jan. 2« ?t. Louis Keb. 23 1

New York Feb. ;iPhl?nd«!oh!a ..Mar.2

he^ STAR LIRE r;f^ rr£r •

SEW TORK—ANTWERP— PAP.I3.Zealand. Jon Tam

'Va*'''l '"• 7 ami.Kr>:n!'d.yeb.«.f amiFln'^na.F»h.2'>.ll am

iVVH2T£ STAR LINE JS^n r

!NEW YORK—O'NHTOWN—tTVERPOOt*. IiLajestle.Jan.23.l"an. HaJestlc.Keb.^*. 10 ami

jT«ui»,nii:.Feo.H.Ji) amj Vranic. Fe>> am, |iJi-.iic reb 13. «amiT»ut»nV Mar.ii10 am

iT^ Mi-fiirEJIIUNEAii tzVnzs.]FROM NEW YORK— i

CELTIC Mar. i7 a. m.-Zl.tf*)1

:CU>RIC Feb. 18. S J3O a m S TONS 1!CltimC....Kar. 2(». boob; May 9; June 20

'FROM BOSTON—

REPVRUC Feb 2. 1p. m.; Mar. ISCANOPIC Feb. St. 7a. m.;Apr. 1«>PABSEXOSR OFFICE, a BROADWAY.

Fr-.-ichr Oa:ce. WUtalsaO Blag.. Battery PL

"ffiC CD ILnHll.From Pier*51-53. North P.iver.LIVERPOOL via EENBTOWS'

CAMPANIA Jan. 20. 2 P. M.1 rMBRIA Keh.i-

A. MLucnnla Feb. 6!Campania ....F\jb. 23!CarrrarUa.....FeQ. ltiiEuuria March 2

GIBRAL.TAR—NAPLES— ADRIATIC.

! OABONIA 5 FEB. 19. 10 A. M.. to! 20.00U tons ( GIBRALTAR * NAPLES.jBupp'en-.entrrg Hiw rmxiera twinscrew S. 9.iUL.TONIA f'ZJi and 3-i on.})..Marrh 7. noonIPAXN'OMA Marcb 14. noon; May U. CARPATHIA March 2*. neon: May 1«»

BUATONIA... April 11. noon: May MVEKNON H. BROWN. Oea'l Agent.21-24 SlijuSt.. v;\u25a0-\u25a0„> site the Battery.

jlFcidd0 Pcrcpfi© LSOgbodSteamship* ot th*RED "IV LINK will

i tall fro.-n Pier 11. near Wall St. Kerry.\u25a0 Brooklyn, for San Juan direct, as follows:!S. S. CARACAS . . Sat.. r*» 2. noonIS. a PHILADELPHIA..Sat.. Feh. 1«. noon

For freight or ('(usage *p»>;y toBOCLTON, BLISS * PM.LKTT.

General Managers. S3 Vl'all St.

liiitUJ BOOT!® 8 IMi,DAILT SERVICE.

For Old Pulnt Comfort. Norfolk. Pjrta-:nouth. Pinner' iPoint «nl Newport News.V*.. connecting f>r Petersburg Richmond.

!Virginia Beach. Washington. D. C.. ant];entire South and W.-«t

Freight and pasatrati-r steamers sail fromPie* :>\u25a0 N 11.. f<,>.t Ucacb .1.. avery week- iday at 3 d. nt. j

H. B. WALKER.Vice-President and Truffle Manager.

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J\ T\FP /i\W\ Fr u»nt Ferins; Parties I'Of XI<J L-\\ J First class throughout. $t'jaSO To i:s tj l^*', ,i.\u25a0 fTI* D;[C

$.-. Iiip I I* l£>Orter.t • rui»e Feb. 7. ly S A Arabic 116.00Uton»>. FRANK C. CLARK. St) B'way. I«. T..

TOI'NO MAN. 19. two and a half years'experience at clerical work, wishes plae*

tn wbolasals nr mereaattla house. AddressKmai;h, 1274 Avenue A.

COUPLE.—

Wo«M cook, good laundress !do housework; man useful, do ontir*I

worlc private fan-lly;city or country, Mor-Irow* Bureau. 721 Islington ay*.. comer6>th *-

COOK. *c—CHAMBERMAID. Ac.— Two;

Scotch Kir.'*:competent cook, good baker;other chambermaid and waitress; ha«brother useful man; no objections country.Morrow* Bureau. 721 Islington ays.. cor-ner s th st

COOK.—

By colored w^rr.sn; first -lass; can'

tak* entire cliarjr*hotel boarding house, iprtvat* family; all kinds Southern cooking;n-.-als always on time; gor>d wages *xp«cted.Address Miry Nelson. 83 Kockw*U PlaceBrooklyn.

COOK aiJ'i LAUNTmnKS; alto charcberT'

maid and waltr***;by twr> young Fin-land girls; tosjstaer. JussUa Ouraau. >;-<>Islington aye

COOK.—

German; first c'ass; highly recom- !m«nd««!; city or country; wages 340-SSO. \

Call at Lang A Bo*cb*r«>r Co.'* Bureau, 18 iWest 27th st. . ;COOK.

—By n*at. obliging your.*; Protestant '

woman: thoroughly understands rain andfancy cookies: *icell»nt references ; city orcountry M. V Mr*.Collier's Agency. li:;West ZBi st.

COOK.—

Oerman; first r!a»; s^od baker: Ihas fricnl chambermaid, waitress or ,

kitclienmalJ; has brother, but'er- city or jcountry. Mr:

-Bureau. 721 Lexington '

aye.. cora»r Mill»'

COOK —By competent. «xl,erl<ir.ce<l woman; iunderstands all branches of ccoktrg; citr ;

nr country: r.o lanndrjr E. I.. Ml*s Fits-,Oerald'» Dur«sau. WkT StS ay*., corner BBS.COOK.— Colored; pastry or a!l around.

Nichols. 11» West 24th st rear.COOK.—Swedish; firs? class; excellent r«f-

erencas: waxes (35 to $i". Swedish. Ex-\ change. DM 3.1 aye.. Gear B!»r>i st.

COOKS. $.10; s;onl references. ?sw».lt«hBureau. 747 Lexlnicton aye.. near o&th st.

COOK.—

Swedish: capable: ha» axre'r^ntrsfrMswaa. J.isslia Bureau. HiiO L«xina>

ton -ive

COOK and T^At'VDREV^S —Br Knrilsh-woman: good cook: plain taundrea: small'family adults; short <I!stanc« In cnuntry.1J. W., car* Wood*. 217 West lath St.. tupfloor, front.

COOK. In small family; speaks Oerman.Croatian. Italian anil iom« Hungarian.174 Ens: 3d St.. Ist Soor.

COOK.—

By first c!a»s Swedish woman: rorth» day; best city reference. I*Olson.,510 West 44th St

TOCNQ men (1»); In a wholsaale houss.X Klrrhman. M7Throop ays.. Brooklyn.

TOUNa MAN. 25; strong ana willing: atanything: (ireßks EnKlT'h and Carman.

A. Elchenbaum. 272 East 107 th st

TOCNO MAN 21; strong and wiling: atanythtng: speaks F.ne'lsh and German.

M. Llbvrman. 724 East Oth at.

ynt'NO MAN. 2n. strong, willing at fn-sral work; hsn<]y at ar.rthing; r*fsreiica,

Marlnstcln. 24"« ««h sts.

Dr. Bat*****Suggestion of a Seagate Addi-tion Is Portrayed in Drawings.

A few days ago President Butler of Columbia,who Is an active member of the executive com-mittee of the Robert Fulton Monument Association,suggested that a Seagate be added to the generalmonument scheme, with broad steps leading upfrom the Hudson to the tomb of Robert Fulton,which. It is euegested. shall be placed at 116thstreet and Riverside Drive. A firm of architectswas instructed to carry out Dr. Butler's ideas, andat a meeting of the members of the various com-mittees, held on Saturday at Columbia Untversityth» drawings were t-xhlblted. Colonel H. O. 6Helstand. tins chairman of the executive commit-tee, after the meeting s-aid th«t the possibility ofhaving a Seagate at which the officers of American«.nd foreign warships and distinguished foreignguests might land was favorably discussed.

Coroner Shrady Will Have Bill IntroducedIntended to Minimize Accidents.

The many recent fatal elevator accidents haveprompted Coroner George F. Shrady. Jr.. to pre-pare a bill, which he will send to the Iygfislature.requiring all elevators which hr.ye been or willbebuilt in this state to have safety devices to preventthem from moving while any of their doors areopen or unlocked. Coroner Shrady also proposesto require elevator operators to be licensed beforethey can obtain work.During IPOJ. according to Chief Clerk Bausch of

the coroner's office, there were fifty-four elevatorfatalities in the city, and during the first fifteenday? of this month seven persons lost their livesin this way. Indiscussing hta Mil Coroner Shradysaid that while the majority of elevator accidentsare due to faulty construction not a few nrechargeable to incompetent or careless oper I ri

Of the fifty-four total elevator accidents lnst yearfourteen were cases In which arrests were made,and In the seven this month there were two arrest».

PLANS FOE FULTON MONUMENT.

SAFEGUARD ELEVATOR PASSENGERS.

Seventy-file Thousand Gallons ofMixture Explode.

Norfolk. Ya., Jen. »-The most spectacular fire inthe history of this city occurred to-day, when aspark from a locomotive of the Norfolk A WesternRailway set fire to grass near the plant of the At-lantlo Oreosotlng Company. »n<l. funned by aforty-mile wind, the flames extended to t"he greatlumber piles and oil hulks of the company, causinga loss of J60.000 and the probably fatal injury ofone man. Seventy-five thousand gallons of creosot-Ing fluid in the tanks exploded, and twenty-fivehundred barrels of the oil were consumed, to-Kether with several hundred thousand feet of creo-eoted timber valued at about $25,000.

The pier of the company, extending about fixhundred feet into the Elisabeth River, on whichwere several hundred barrels of oil. was destroyed,and only the most heroic efforts saved the big fac-tory of the Cotton Oil and Fibre Company, whichadjoins the burned plant.

One hundred Bailors from the Bt. Helena train*ing station aided the fire nghMn? force of the creo-sotins company, and one of them. H A. Matt, acoal passer on the training ship Richmond, wasovercome by heat and smoKe. and is expected to

The creosoting company is said to do the secondlargest business in its line In the world, and hasshipped vast quantities of creosoted timoer to thecanal cone for government work

The fire was under control after burning sixhours, but the flames will not be extiryjished be-fore to-morrow. Henry Wales, president of thecompany, says the insuxance does not (.illy coverthe loss.

CREOSOTING WORKS BURN.

BOABO AM)BOCMS.

The Ttev. Henry M. 'vTarren. known as the "hotelchaplain." waa called up on the 'phone, and askedIfhe could come down and marry a young couple.but he complained of a bad cold, and asked ifthey

could not come up to his borue. The girl at first

demurred: ehe said they had been to the U'ileChurch Around the Corner, and several ot'.erplaces, hut had not found any one to marry ther»\and that she was tired, but ncr companion Anallyprevailed on lie;- to get in a carnage and drive tothe minister's henie at No. 4* 'West Wtn street, twoof the reporters accompanying them as witnesses.

H?re the.-r were again doomed to disappointment,for after asking a few questions Mr. Warren saidhe could not awry them th*at night. The girl, whocave htr nair.o as Margaret GillespK or No. 11lTSVst ifHth street, told the minister that htr parent*were dead. The man gave his name as Marshal"vTsrd. a curb broker. K<» told Mr. Warren 'hat hemet his Sare&e for the first time at Rector's on\-<Et New Year's Eve. She was at a table with eev-eral .'rlenrfs. chareroned by Mrs. Halsey ("orwln,wh^m he knew. He said it was a case of iove atilrst i'ght with him said he eecured an Introduction.Saturday n!*ht they went to the theatre, and AtFupper aftervx'nr-l he proposed they get married.

Mr Warren said yesterday that he had not seenrho coutle *me.> tlvlr midnight visit the day before.\ visit to the a<idr*s«< given by tl <• girl rev»-a!«dVie fart that her ric^t nai m Is Mrs. B. G. Mac-1t-l'and. She t-ild tliat «.h« had secured a divorc?from her husband, who wes a Plttsburg steel man.

o«rapl- Who First Met on New Year's EreFailed 'to Find a Minister.

Shortly after midnight Saturday a young man.accompanied Ly a pretty girl,appeared In front ofthe Tenderloin police station and asked a news-paper man who was standing at the door Ifthereis say one there who could marry them. "I

wtr.t this to be on the quiet, you know."

he said.•TYe doa't want the papers to get hold of It."

The reporter told him that there was no one toraarry them there, but that if they would stepecross the street (to the headquarters of the Ten-derloin reporters) he would get some one who wouldmarry them ir. a jiffy.

BCSfNESS CHANCES.

GOVERNESS.— By North German: teacha*her pupil* German or French conversa-

tion luring afternoon walk*; highest city,

school an! family ref*r*nc*a. German Got-«rn«as. S3 XVest *;.'. st

GOVEKNESB.— By «ut>*rlor 1«i1t fromR-rne. well educated, in a first da**

Italian family, in teach tr.e !«nguag* andtoart as companion and assst in the hoii**;

speak* French. T. 8.. 24« W-st 36th ft.

Female

EMBnOIDBniNO.—By German woman: athome or out; siso a*nurse In r*cn*4fam-

ily. Urban. 227 East llth«t.

Passengers Help Guard in a Fight with TwoAssailants.

A fight in a Ninth avenue elevated train at 10o'clock last night frightened women and children,

and when passengers went to the aid of RobertCaldwell, the guard, who was attacked by two

men. there was a rush to the platforms in a wildattempt to escape, and rnanv persons were bruisedand had their clothing torn. Tne gates of thetrain had been closed when the train wan about topull out of the 30th street station, and two menran up and asked Caldwel] to open the gates. Harefused, and one of the men struck him In the facewith an umbrella.

Otildwell fell.back and then his assailant reachedover and opened the gate and boarded the car withhis companion. Both attacked Caldwell. Thefight went on until 23d street was reached. Twopullrernen hurried up in response to the motor-man's whistle. At the station the alleged assail-ants grave their names as Amerigo Magrlni." aprinter, of No. M York street. Jersey City, andAnthony Martinettl. barber, of No. 42« Grove street.Jere y City.

MRS. PATRICK VISITS PATCHOQUE.Patchogiie, I/ong Island, Jan. 20.—Mrs. Albert T. i

Patrick was In this village yesterday. Had her ;presence been known she mould have been th*cen-tre of much Interest- She came to testify In asuit before Justice Jaycox, In chamber* here, overa parcel of property worth a couple of thousand(Jollnrp. Mrs. Patrick was on the stand only a fewrr.'.autcs. • \

PANIC ON ELEVATED TRAIN.

Musician to Play at St. John the Divine Suf-fering from Chloral Poisoning.

Suffering from chloral poisoning, Archie Rob-inson, thirty-five years old, who, Itis said, camehere from England to bo organist of the Cathe-drai of St. John the Divine, was taken from theTimes Square Hotel late last night to BellevueHospital. Although his condition is critical, thehospital authorities said that he would recover.

With Robinson was a man who grave his nameas E. R. Rice, of No. 55 West 83d street. Hesaid that Robinson had been suffering from the

chloral drug effects for some time. The policepay that an empty bottle which had containedchloral was at Robinson's bedside.

According to the police. Rice said the organ-

ist's wife had left him because of his habits, andis at present at the Hotel Buckingham.

ORGANIST TAKEN TO BELLEVUE

TO WORK AMONG JEWS.

St. Mark's Episcopal Church WillSeek to Make Converts.

In the Tear Book of St. Mark's EpiscopalChurch, Second avenue and 10th street, which wasIssued yesterday, the rector. Dr. L. W. Batten.who made the statement before the diocesan con-vention a few weeks ago that St. Mark'a wouldeither have to work amons; Jews or cease to work,says: "By far the largest element of the newpopulation Is Hebrew, and what lg being done forthem? The answer Is: 'Virtually nothing In theway of religious Influence.' The Eaat Side Jew larapidly drifting away from any real religious In-fluence. To bring him under the Influence of•'brlstianlty is not an easy matter. Our Church

Lst-.i to maintain ;isociety for thlg work, but theresult wan so unsatisfactory that the field wasabandoned, it is the most pressing missionaryneed tn this city.

"St. Mark's has placed in charge of ita work

among Jews Amos I. Dushaw, a converted Jew.who preacbea in YMdish. Sabbath school is heldon Saturdays at 1 o'clock, with an attendance ofabout thirty children, and a service is held at 4:30o'clock, when Mr. T>ushaw preaches. Thus far theattendance at these services Is net large, butgrowth Is looked for.

Male

STETNOGIIAPHER and TYPEWRITER.—Buslnens school graduate; mouerate

wagvs. is. C, mGraitam St.. Brooklyn.

nOHR WANTED.

Single lnsartloos 6 cents per tlwe. 6U-t-en « Yds seven tim»» cor.aecutlvely »Lwhich entlti-» adv-i-ti*er to hava roomsentered for \u25a0 pwiod <\u25a0'. rourteen days laThe Tribune* Dlrert^ry of De«lrableBooms. Writs mv circular.

WANTKfJ—

fiiln<r.with cap) t?J tn intro-duca va,uah!» :n\>nllon. M. T. Hermann.

BRa S n-.^rt-cn St.. f> Uade'.phla. Perm.

OK6KS AADOmCI rTKNITCRB.RUL I. TOP

*Jtl-ICsiFURNITURBingreat varietyof a t y1• an

-Trie*.

T. O.SELLS

111.Fulton «t

aUtrUOYItBNT AUENCICB.

Full tr.forn*tloti acncern'.ng tl»es» roomstr.ar »» had. free of charge, at the Uptow.Sag (I Tr.e New-York Tribune. »«•«P-. *.;-.«>•. betwe«a With and I7th sta.

araKTaaVn*

AND. BOARD —Fan^Ty^jTlvst*house: cl.l.iren r.o objection; sec-

ond flc«r or le»»; bath; best part of city:• caw trolley: -triply first els**; give num-1«r1 «m family, fri--*iir.dreference*. 3 Mor-gan e.vt., Norw-lk. Conn.

STH AYE. 23 <near 10th »t.».—Refined *ur-roundlnr*: beautiful, large, sunr.y room;

running wa,:er: excei'trt board.

44TJI »-T 1T.5 W.—

Newly furnished rooms,s-.::gl* and douMt. »4 end upward weeKly;

rotaurktit acocn-rrodttlcna.

Mala.

EUROrEAN TRAVEL—

Toung Am«ri- |.ran |t*nileman, travelled and educated

abroad, as guide to small party or familyrontrmplatlrg trip to European andBritish lalaa Address 8.. Postofnoa Boa j:». Newark. N. J.

'_1

ENGINEER, practical me*anlr, tlc*n**d.'

thuroufhly eiperlenced with steam ma-chinery, electricity: we" rerorn.erded.sober, steady, rasiaWa Hub»r. 021 E*sttilth St.

FIREMAN or NIGHT WATCHMAN.—Twslve sals' «tperlanc»; no license.

Rrovin. Sl2 West *'':!> (t

JOBBINO, Junior. ov*rhaullng new work;eirerlanced In ronfng. heating: hos* or

realty. George DiedliA, IT: rri>s»»ctays , Mavpeth PostofT.ra.

MIDDLE A'JED man »lsh#s posltlnn; use-ful, trustworthy: itrod references and e»-

•eutlvs nMllty;salary not such an objectM i-..t:K»nu» surroundings. Taylor. !•>Uleecker st.

UANAQBR or CARETAKKR of gentle-man's country place, by married man;

twelve v»ars In pr*«»n» posltfiin. refer-•net*. Dux 18. Moriches. Long Island |

MAN S« years of age. al references, would \Ilka position of trust. W. H., Box 18. ;

Tribune Off -' !

MACHINIST,—

'£i: seven years' experience; ;lathe. vise, shapar, Boor; light and me-

'

dlum work; gen.ral repairs; t>^rinan»nt pv-'

altun. A. K. '••»!!. 10« Prssldent st.Brouklyß c

VHINIST.—

OOOd turner. Adurres Knap-PTtshusch. 404 Clinton St.. llobc'-cen.

MACHINIST, to repair Wheeler £ Wilsonand Wlllcox 4 ulbbs »*a,lng machine^;

used '•• factory work. Address A. Uimn. ;Hi".3 Broadway, Brooklyn. I

MANAGER on gentleman's country place; (

Btrritd; understands all farm anilgardenvrorlt: go./ii are of st^ck; best reference*. ,George FtsJ 215 Eldert si.. Brooklyn.

IfANAOE*cr stewards hotel or institution! \u25a0

experienced, temporal*; Tankeo; any oart \u25a0

of tr-.e country. C. 11.. care (.ll.il*.107 West 1

10S4 st. \

urncß WORK.—By younr man (20); <»«r- 1man; perfect penman, with knowledge of 1

English an,! FVencb. HAERTBL,38S ritsn-nope St., lirooktyn.

OVERREEP. of farm or farms; 20 years' jaxpertenre; heal of references William i

Sharp, 8S Highland sve.. Mlddlctown. N. X.'

OrnCE WORK.—By young msn; know!- Iedge of bookkeeping: references Weber. \u25a0

415 Willis aye.. Bronx. :I

OFFICE WORK.—By young man. 19','

chance for advancement: experienced;rccornmtnded. Arr.bltlous, Room 804, 2liMontague it., Brookl>n.

PORTER or ÜBEFUL MAN.— a youngcolored man; city or country: references,

E. Saylor, ear* of Janitor. S&A West 64th st,

PRIVATE SECRETARY or estate man-aeerr.er.t. by experienced, responsible nan;

best re.'erenreii and security; |i'.em>gra^lierand typewriter. Alert, 40 Columbus aye. ,

PLUMBER wl«hes steady place, steam and Ihot water heating. O*crg<i Fufcrman. 2*o ;

Wadsworth aye. \u25a0

PORTER.—

Can furnlth bast of references. •C3H Claaion ay*.. Brooklyn. t

PORTER, and general all round work in!hotel or any other place. Louis Mil-I

ler. (BT Warren St.. Brooklyn. I

PORTER.— By strong young man. 28: sober'

and reliable; In storage or wholesalahouse. Mslchow. 821 East Sflth •«.

PRESSMAN.—

By young man; In printingofflce. as assistant Address William

Knapp. 207 Franklyn St.. Astoria. L. I.

PAINTER.—By first class house painter.William Turnbull. 844 West 12th st.

FHYBICIAN.«xverlenoed. with four weeks' .leisure, will aorompanr Invalid to Pa-!

clfie Coast for small remuneration Ad-dress A. B ,care New York Post-OraduatsMedical Ol:eg». 20th st. and M ay*.

PRACTICAL literary adviser to publishing-house; experienced magazlns editor; has \thorough knowledge of European literature

and periodicals; editorial writer and rapid.translator: personally acquainted with lead- >Ing foreign authors and publishers; expert- |enced In proofreading and make-up; Amer— ,Kan; college graduate in this country and iEurope: would be pleased to const offer

'for permanent position with retponslbl* ,magatlns or pub'isher; good reason* given

'for making change. L. X.. V*W 125 th st.

'SUPERINTENDENT.— concrete

balldlng construction: with firm havinglargo work; beat of reference. AddressRoom 20. Palmer Hotel. Athens. Onto.

SALESMAN has niled position as a man-aging *al*sman and buyer, solicit* an

onDortunlty with a desirable house. Rob-ert Swanton. 459 Plane St.. Newark, N. J.

SALESMAN. Ac —By young mars. \u2666< years'rsi«ri*nce in linen business; as n'eaii off

stock or la-man, O. It.MSIMartoa ay*_Bronx.

BTENOQRAPHER.— By thoroughly oom-petent stenographer; several years* ex-

perience. Aduraas M. Doyle, 34 Read st.,

Newark. N. J.

ADVERTISEMENTS ana •übsenptions forTba Tribune received at «helr Uptown

Offlce. No. 1364 Broadway, between Mta;and 37th *'*-• until 0 o'clock p. m. Adver-Ueements reo»lv«d at the foi;.- . branchcfilees at ,«-r^lar r,fTl-e rate. until {< o'clo-lsn. m., vts.i 254 Sth ava., 5. c. cor. 23d st.;m MA•»•, em •*- SW( S. MS. v*_ »V ,

GOVERNESS, nursery; competent, experi-enced r.erman. In country; excellent ref-

erences, good muficlan: will rake two ormore children A.. Miss Fittgerald's Bu-rts'i Bnt 6th aye.

MISS FMTTH will engage servants. la-rmttcate reference* and do all klr.d* of

shTPl"g for any on* requiring her r«r-vices. Mis. FHrr»r»!J#s Bureau. CO3 Bthaye. Tel. 8»ll-3Sth.

SKIRT FITTER.—By flmt class womanttk'rt fitter, In a tailoring satablU

can bring beat trade. A. Rellly. _31 Easttflth st.

RKNAISSANCsi work made to order;mending dune. A. BaUanberg. 8«S» Cast

18th st.

BTENOORAPHER.— By two young girls.Just fratfaatad. as stenographers and

typewrlt.rs; ofßcs as"(l>tnnrs. n«nt and _o-curate. 039 Eagle a-.

-. TIMBronx.

STENf>GRAPHER and typawtllsr; 17 yearsold; office experience, spell srnl punctuate

correctly; excellent iar»r—cea; moderatesalary. Anna B \u25a0•rsr.tr, ISO EL Ann's aye..The Bronx.

(STENOGRAPHER.—

Also know book-keeping; three years' experience: very

beat references, hard worVir. AddressMi«s Elisabeth lloratmeyer. 213 WastI'Jth ft.

TWO TOUNO LADIES, with coljege edu-•\u25a0atlrn, wish place In a photograph studio

and to learn th* profraslon. Mlsae* Eanesand Rurgdorf. Oord'Jns\llle. Vs.

DOMESTIC BITCATIONB \YAXTED.

Mate.

ATTKNDAXT—

By nurse; can give mas-sage; patients' and physicians' reference.

Kitzgerald. 410 East 57th V

ATTENDANT, companion, to an Invalid:experienced, educated, gentlemanly; »o-

euatcsjis* to travel; New Vora r*f*r*nc«s.Qrabaaa, eu Laxlngton ay*.

BUTLER or valet: Swiss, single; firstclass city r*f*runo*a. Address Satat. >.»>

East ;i;il» st

BUTLER^ Ac—CHAMBERMAID. *c.-

Cbupl*. Eplscops.lans; housework to-gether; nt» laundry; t"*>. three adults:comp«(ent cook. chambermaid; butler,

houseman; references; 140 together; Pro-testants. Answer Advertiser, 830 WestlUlb st.

BUTLER, USEFUL MAN. By competentcolored rruui. In private famliy or school;

married: best city references- Address I.

Luater. 247 West 143 dst.

BUTLER and valet, first class, best ofreferences: willingand trustworthy. Ad-

dress American. Rot 42. Tribune Uptown

Office. 18ft4 Broadway. _____BUTLER and valet: French; first class;

thoroughly experienced; fully cMnpetsatin alt d«tat!s; neat appearance; highestsix years New Tork refurences. Ilourant.IffJ \Veet 66th St.

BUTIXR. CHAMBICRMAID and SEAM-BTRH»S.—By couple; good references; r.o

objections to country. O. C, care Clarke,

213 Fast ««th St.

BUTLER.—By builer 3r waiter or ass'st-am cock: private family or small hotel.

Joo«ph Carroll. Olobe Hotel. Red Hank.N. J.^BI'TLER or USEFUL MAN. colored; ref-

erence. Wharton. 60} West 128th st.

CHEF and PASTRY COOK. In prtvat*family; country. R. R.. care of Laslle.

254 WkSt 89th st.

CHEF.—First class, all around, workingchef; raw meat cutter and carver; econom-teal, steady. Schott. 781 Washington st.

CHEF.—

By first class chef and lunchman;steady: 'n restaurant or clubhouse. O.

Ftey. W Halssy st.. Astoria. Long lataaa.

COOK—DISHWASHER.— By man at,.iwileIn restaurant or lunchroom. Bower. 70

Eagi* st., Brooklyn.

COOK. —By young man; experienced; Inrestaurant or hotel. Paul. 80G M aye.

COURIER. VALET—Dlsengag*"!. to year**travel. experience: -speaks French,

English. German and Italian; tall and goodappearance. L.De Vitte. 75 West 44th st.

COACHMAN, experienced. wlTling andobliging, wishes situation Inprivate fam-

ily;country preferred; best of references.Ciachman. Apartment C. 51 East 12»th st.

COACHMAN.—Can crtva or ride; wellrec-ommended by two masters; can give rid-

ing lessons to young children; would Ilk*togo to the country. Address L.H-. 82 Barryaye., Mamarooeck. N. T.

COACHMAN—Swede: single; understandsfall rare of gentleman's stable. Address

P. 0.. 481 Park aye.

COACHMAN, married, no family; 7years' city reference, careful, stylish

driver, capable taking chargo gentle-man's piHate (table; city, country. M.."S4 »th sve.. store.

COACHMAN.— '

Sweo*; married; eMchild: sixteen years' personal refarewce;

fonr-ln-han r driving: will give riding anddriving lessens to children; go anywhsta.Address Advertiser. 1011 8d ay*.

GARDENER. FLORIST.— slngls man(23): vegetables, Rowers, fruit trata. Ad-

drtsa E. J.. care of W. Jaegsr. «7 F. I3«th

GARDENER.—

Dy Cerm%n 3:'rr.arrlrd; .

children: two and a half years in coun-try; ... Vrst«nos all torts vegf tables, flow-ers, fruit; OH g»nt!«r-.n: > i>!ac«!; no year'sexperience veieiabla .-.inf is O»>>r»)a.

COOK.- By North Cermsn worran: firsto'ass <•(»' rapahl" or tuk:nit sjattr* -harf»

of kitchen; two years Bnt class <-l:y ref-erencte. wace* from $00 ul W;Rthr<>u tu-real. 63 West SSth st.

COOK—

First class: German: In privatefamily. Kuehler. 404 East KUi st.

nSMsHCO lOOtis' TO (M

cr.cle insertions 5 cents per line, eix-•een words, sever, tiroes consecutively. 11.

*>.\u25a0.! !. entitles advertlter to have roomsentered fo- a period "f fourteen days laThe TritJß-'a Directory of D«*U-*i,:»Booms Writ.- for circular.

Fall information concerning the** rooms\u25a0nay be ha ,fro*of charge, at tha UptownOffice of The N«w-Tork Tribune. 1364K'oc iw«y. belw«»n 36th and 37th sts.

COOK.—

French: first clasa: In private fam-ily; wages |4»-*4o. Apply L. 0., U3l

Fast Sir' »l

CHAMBERMAID.—

Would do nvndl-ng;city or country: Swedish; wages $22; ex-

cellent reference* Swedish, Uxchanga. C943d ay*.. near 3»th st.

_ WinthropEmployment Bureau.

65 WEST 3*TH STREET.BeL 6th and Stk Avenues. New Tork.'Phone loV2—(Xth.

oo\t:rnessjh.s. nurfes. ladies'MAIDSalways ox HAM*.

situations wanted.W TREftSre:- ran take butler's placet;(26 to (SO.

PARLORMAIDS. g».

<*»™MAN BUTI^TR. flrat class; Philadel-phia references; (do.

BWHDI9H COOKS, first'class; can take

c&ef a place; $40 la f*>FTtKNfHCHET. first classMA.VAOINOHOUSEKEEPERE. (40 to $73.

fIIRSTiU. SEELYEmployment Bureau,

23 West 39th St.

SMPLOTMENT BT.'P.EAU.«I East 42i3 »L—First r!ass <3'-3ieetlos arsaapp!l«d. ».:so managing, houf ekeepers.matrons. |OVft;:»«a.». tutors ••««.

Ron baul IFOR SALS.

—Winchester County," farmof about 70 acres, with charming ol<\

houas. orchard and outbuildings, and'

with fine building site on Bedford Road ',three-qusrter mile from Chanpaqua sta-tion. Alfred Busse!!-. jits Broadway.

DESKS, roMtops; partitions railings, tablessafes, letter presses, counters, shelving*, jrJothlrs; store nrture*: etor»s. offices fitted. 1

Firm Bros.. 29-32 Cer.tre st.

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions forThe Tribune received st their Uptown

Office. No. 1864 Broadway, between S«thand S7Ui sts . until

•o'clock p. m. Adver-:tisements received at the follewtng branch

offices at regular effic* rates until 8 o'clockp. en.. Tit.: 364 .'th aye.. *. *. cor. 2Sd st.:It*AUiaye , cor. 12th St.; 03 Esst 14th at.;267 West 42* at., between 7th and fithaveti

-tM West 113 th St.; IMB 3d ay*., t«twe«n7Cth and 77th sts.; 102AB4 are.. n*ar 411stSt.; 1708 Ist aye.. near f!»th St.: 167 Esst11.' th rt.: TM Trernont iv*:W.O Si ar*.

LO3t.

BANKBOOK No. m.42». of the UnionDime Pavings Institution, Is missing.

Anyperson having a claim to It is hereby \u25a0

called upon to present th* same withinten day*, or submit to having se!d pass,book cancelled and a '.«w an* IggßM

LOST or STOLEN.—

No. 643,113ef th* Aercaao Savings Bank In the City

of Naw Tork. corner 4th. aye. and 14th st..lusii to Oaorsj P. Bendlcr. All personsarc oautteneg against negotiating th* unit.,ITnot ratarwH to the sack oa the nth dayof Fawraary. WOT. a dualioata will b* la-, »•

HACHiygRTt.

AT HEDOCKO PRICES.— »OO second handwood and Iron werklag machines. fatly

(U«r«nl*«d: machinery t>ouibt and **.•th«t,««-d Gl^> H KL»n?. iv*Maduon »t.

OmCB fixti

Made by tha MUaT" ' «!« by th* root.

QIFFISE iPAE.TaTI@9SBISCO

OAKIfm FDD!(HW3T *.BBBEBT39W,t,i. 18C7 BROAD. 2H BEAVER *>

miaii_' -^n

•n'l'EWniTEn.S— Allroak«« -Sid. i^atr<s.

,ripaJred. *xch«n«»d; r.Hable •'"";*

Oorrnsn. 79 .Sunn «t. TaUshcn* 5740-Cortlardt.

Ai.vHKTi-FsfsWtß and auhatHptlons for£,TK?£e«. ts-w»s;B\u25a0aa-ssjia 1.1. v54&5%«i0' tn at r^«tlar cEce ratctt unt.l 80 clock*''If*~i-.

(W.15U1 «t-Ia. « cor.

l«h -Mi-T<W at 4-d 'L. between 7tß and Cth R*««.;

|«t.: 1708 J«t »V».. °*^.M.M \u25a0\u25a0-IU_yk omt |MVMaWM •\u25a0s-l *W*•••"»

CHAMBKRMAID or maid ard seam«tr»»-,by a newly landed Swiss girl, speaking

Oerman and French; wages $20. Call atLang Si Uo«oh»rer Co.'s Bureau. 13 West27th st.

123 D?~.. tilW- Large and small roams;private house; conieu;ences; reasonable.

tiOTU ST. IS3 >T -'-Runny parlor suite;\u25a0team, both; piano, with player; large

hall room; moderate. Epencer.

—m^OAJfn.T tornlshed spartaent:::.-.\u25a0\u25a0• bain; i\.i>{idally; Including meals.

two $£* ».t«kly: one. flfi. TUJE ALA-BAMA.1* E*'* Uth Bl

•51 H ST t2« E—

Vor ladies only; cai;r'unday or weakday. after Bp. m. Visa

CHAMBERMAID. Ac—BUTLER, Ike.—French couple; man as butler. g*ner»i!y

nsjafal; wife as chamberma'd. Ih'v^ maM.goo.l seamstress; or would be nursery gov-erness; city or country. F., Miss PUi-gerald's Kureau. 603 Sth aye.. corner 43d,

CHAMBERMAID and WAITING.—YoungIrish Protestant; *l»-$20. N.. Hofmayer'a

Bureau. Ul Wtst 23d st. Call aftar 10:30a. m.

BUT WANTED.

Mala.

AST INTELLIOKM-person may earn »7»to $100 monthly ' r-r«;on<Jlng for news-

papers; sure, steady work: no canvassing. 1experience unnee» seary ; sen': for parUctt- !lars Press BysdtcAte. I»fki«<ri, MY

MEN, Ilglit srork «i .1 little ii:on«y lakes]you to Europe on 'set steamer, return ;

transportation. Boston Shipping Co.. 19Norfolk st.

\u25a0'

\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0'" . ,-—

\u25a0 ;

HFXr WANTED.

Fetn&lr.

I

ABRAHAM & STRAUS.BROOKLYN. WANT ANUMBER OF LKI<iHTGIRLS OVKR 18 YKAR3OF AUR TO ACT ASPARCKL WitAPPERS.APPLY TO SUPERIN-TENDENT, DKPART-MENT OF WKAl'l'lNUUASKUENT.

ANY INTELLIGENT p»r*on may .urn $75to 1100 month!> rorr*»:«jndlng f<r news-rar>er»; «ur«. iteady work: no rmviai^c

exrer!. ' \u25a0 unr.e'»-i!a:iry: »en'l for particu-lars. rVeaa Byndlcate. I^K-kt^n. N. Y.

MAIDS, ann clmmtifrnuM!. wa!tri>.-».s.cooks laundrerses; poaitiona waiting!

Krai Collier « Agei ij is Weal Z3d *t.

IX-'FANTS NURSE; MO; references ra-<;'Jlred. Mrs. Collier-n Aeen^y. VSi Westl-< i et.

WXiliK V.AMEU.

Mai*.

AUTOMOBILE MACHINIST: alao experi-enced on electric motors and swltrhtio&nls:

at anything; < italds preferred Mark 13»»East 2Ptn St.

BO''iKKEr.'"%li »n1 A(.\T>T;NTANT.—ThOT-oughIy experienced, steady, reliable, ac-tive; with jnanufactunrig corcern: city orcountry: rr:odtrat* Skltuy. Address L

•Van Nest Place.

PL ««" ißrooKlyn)—Preitllyrty>ms: ahare or apartment;

u>rs. Wallace.

MADIPON A^"E.. 941.—

Bachelor"* room*;

private horn*. CHAMBERMAIDor WAITRESS.— By com-petent young woman; cut by the d.ir.

Dugsaa, MEast 74tb It

'JU NtW YORK-KOTTF.IIDAM. IVia liUIUKINU 1

\u25a0 Sailings Waan—i <»» par salllag lut. i\u25a0 Rjrnda Jiiu. -3. rj'u,Uir.uaia, rtu.iT.ia:n

';I'otsuaiii.feQ.'i.i'JuniNooraaia.Jdar e.luum. St'dam. r'eb.:o.lUaui Potsdam. .\lar.l3,5 am \u25a0

'. HaUanU-Amartea Line, i» . sray. N. T.'MALLORY STEAMSHIP CO'\u25a0 Tickets to Trxas. Colorado, Mexico, 1

1 New Mexico. Arizona, C&tUornia. Georgia. 'iFlorida. Alabama, etc. ALL OCEAN

ROUTE TO MIAMI. I'aLM Bti.VCH .a.i etc «vta Key West*. Our booklet•I' eke: Guide" free. H. H. KAVJIoNu,'Gen. Mgr.. 1-0 Fn.ni St.. N. Y.

, "T A VELOCE*—Fast Italian Line. ;; •*-*

baiun« from Her «4. North lUvag, |, ft. c* :4th St.. for Naples and U«noaftcloicng*!. Har;a»ld *Co. a Wall St. j

DOMESTIC \u25a0! \u25a0*!\u25a0«— WANTED.-^~^->^.

——l

~~~~ -.-.-.,\u0084 \u25a0„...I

Female.

:L-XUNPRES3. &--..—CHAMBERMAID. *•• I' —Two young girls; \u25a0 daas laundress; j

;other chambermaid, good *eani~tr*>ss. l!k»3 \Ichildren; r.ty or country; prtrate, public.Mom \u25a0 Bu-«iu. 7il Lexinctfll aye.. cor- '

\ ntr ssth 31. !

LAUNDRESS.— WaJhtngr lone at home; Iopen air crjir.g. Mrs. M. Ki:ig. i"si> West

i=*"> »U ILAUNDRESS.— Sttady days" work fur Sat- |

urday; washing, ironing, cleaning; tables' >

wais;». !-kiri». cbildran's Jr. ».»-•» launderedhome. 10 cents each. Miss Ford. Is BassIZZ st. jMAID and SEAMSTRESS.— By American

woman, permanent position; goo<l worker.H. F.. Tribune Uptown Office. 1384 Itruad-way. , ;MAID and SEAMSTKEHB.— By t'an&l'.an

'.Protesiant; willaisist chamberwork; neat!

anil roAnad; eight years' referenoes; city or;country. S. <.' . Mrs. Collier's Agency. I^2!Wait :ilSt. 1

MATRON.—Or \u25a0' ;s«keeper; in school cr !charitable institution preferred; specUi j

training, good experience and references. !Matron. TrUMUM Lvlown Office. 13t!4 llruad-:»*y. IMOTHER'S HELPER.— By retlnvd woman

as mother's haiper. Address 3. W.. Box j43. i.Uno 0."..cj.

NURSE.— By thoraosjaly experienced in-!fant's nurse; take entire charge fr^m j

birth; untleratands) all kl:.«:» of bottle f«e<t-ing. eaceueal reader; wil.lng to ieara. city.A.i.i e»j Nurse, Box WO. Tr.bune DwwatownOffice. \u25a0-:•"

NUR-^E.—By a competent young NorthGerman woman: be.t rei*:'.n .». city or

country; wage*. $25- i?-'>. ,'%:\u25a0 at Lang ABoecberer Company*! Bure*.u 13 West U7th.

NL'RSK to Invalid, by American: doctors''reference*; »..Lng to be useful; city at

country. C. II.143 West 14th at.,1~ i

NURSE.— Oiaduated; care ft Invalil. Jot-tor'a reference, terms reasonable: all

kinds of. cases. Mrs. Yon Blucner. .tie laMBdtb St.

NTRBERT GOVERNESS. MOTHER'S'

HELPER.— l«y Southern «\u25a0:>. Mrs. IHolmes, car* Murray. 75 West t2j st. i

NURSE or HOUSEWORKCR— By tcdivld-!ual maid. (".lynu. 70 West 133dst. ;

NVTRBE. ATTENDANT—WUI gi*a servlcssj !

to party going 10 Florida. Cub« or Uer-mu.fa; experience!! traveller: moderate ar- |rangement, if permanent. Address "31," jBox t'. Tribune Office. !

NURSE to Invalid, by an American: doe- ,tor's references: 411:1ns; to b« useful; city

or country. C. H. 143 West 14th at. I

,SEAMSTPCSS.— Out fry tt* day or takesewing home. Thorn gasa. MilSBth st. j

WOMAN. German; washlnging. traataa andoletinlnf by da>. C»!t ai ilp>. I'rtaum'i.

243 East 121st at,' -

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-'WASHING and :CLEANING.—By.O«naan,r.|.. Mxm. XMamMhi. (UCM t«ta s«.

ram CEIIAI LSJYIFast Express Serrlc*. ,

PLTMOUTH-CHERBOURG—

BSEkWftKronpr-.nz Jan. 22. soon IK. Wm II Feb. 12. •A. Urnlvronprinx Feb. S&.•

.v M.5"l >**r. 5. ». 4.K. Wai. II Mar. 12.5:80 IIKrcnprlni , Har. 7*. IP. VI.

Twin-Screw Passenger Service. >

ov BREMEN DIRECT.'

2- " lan. 2*. 10 A. "X?'Jorck Jan. si. 10 \ "i2»«« Feb. 14. tOA-34"•la.

_FW>. 21. lOA-SCI

Rhcin._

v— 7,10 A.2!tia:inover .......... Mar. 14. 19 A. St.•>f»l!tprranean Service.

GIBRALTAR—NAPLES— GENOA.P. Ir':« lan. 22. It A, M\u2666Kaiser Jan. ». 11 a. j£•Ne-kar Feb. i.11 A,ii,*»•- I-'\u25a0'»« Feb. 9. 1* 1 M.,X- Albert ..Feb. 23. 11 A. vt•Frl. h Mar 2. IX a if.

\u25a0' m:-. Gib-altar. •Omits Genoa.From Bremen piers. M*4t;iSt».. rtobcks«B;NORTH CIFTRMAVLJ,OTD TRW^H.™

;CIFECKS GOOD OVER THE WOKOi3LRI.-fis ft CO.. No. 5 Broadway. N. X.

I Louis H. Meyer. 'Ota Walnut St.. Fhf.a.

!T>ED MD-~LIXX *!i

"*•*'For La auayra. Piarto Cabe.lo. Cor*.

Icao and Maracaibo, via Curacao, ca Jgalso at San Juan. P. R.:B. S. CARACAS . Sat. Feb. T. noonS. ». PHILADELPITTA..9at.. Feb. It*,nwra

\u25a0 For la Guayra. Curacao. MaraoalDo:IS. S M.XRAC.VIBO. .. Sat. Jan. 36. noasal!S. s. ZI'UA Sat.. Feb. 9. noasfl

These steamers ha .a superior s r iininilaitiens for passengers.! EOULTON. BLISS *DALIOTTT. 1

! General Managers. 62 Wall St.

ICOOK'S HOLT LAND TOURS.— £2clud» r5;pt Broklers, THOB. COOK 41

PON, 240 a-U 12<jO Br-adway. »19 MfifiisssSiaye.. N. T }

; PvAILr.OAP>.

mw i£&zn CEiTpilstations j^VaS.!!:^*-, Time shewn below » from Liberty 3*.

!West £34 61. leaves 10 minutes «arlles\;except as noteJ by Cfsi^natlnK marks\.

PHILATHuLrHIA.I*ll.ll.•5 30. m7.uO. m»S.OO. 8.29. •*-•%!

l»io.oi). »n 00. 11.sa, m'll.ou, in.«C!130. '2 ou. »3 0>». •4.00. ••5.00, S.Ms,,i!:'«.00. »7.90. ••00. •» JO. pZO.SO P. St.!

: «: is mdt.BALTIMDKi;AND WASniNOTOX. i;«»1.30. "S.OO. ••10-00. t#l--00.t#l--00. *2.i&,

; n*4.00. r»s.oo. •? «oILAKEWOOD AXD LAKEHURST—

'•\u25a040 A. 11.. XLOU. 1.30, k3.4«. d4.15. B.M

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P:M-xiliSutuJaya, 30. ».4O A. it!*kVVaFICM

CnV~'91° *" *"

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H|LONG BRANCH. ASBmT PAIUg,

I ocean grove (Sundays. No. Aabot*Park)— X4.00. ».Si>. 11.30 A. M.. exl?.4S»I » (». \u25a0•4S, 5.21. 4 30. jiroi. Sunday*

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; 'Daily. tDai'.y. except Sunday. b3bs)sj day« IParlor cars only. aSxcept gatfsjjday-*. r.;Z>iniii<car. except Sunday?. K*al»Ivr -I,iv, nr.ly xFrora Liberty St. only.lIIDining car Sundays "Dining car dalrjr !! From Twenty-th!r<J Street— •lX24 1%M.K4 39 P. il-Jll.Si» F M..k3.SO P. ?<-,

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Offices 243, VJt. 13tX> Broadway. « AaNa>iBouse. 10S Gr^«n.vich St^, 23 Unlcn Square

W.. Sin C.rana s?t.. N. T. «43 Fulton St.!;Brooklyn: W-st 23,1 St. and Liberty St.After « p. m. Sleeping Car ReservattHs*

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:.a;; be oMaineJ at Bureau of Information.B. iO. K. H.. 23rt St. Terminal. 'Fkoas>[ No. Chelsea 3144. , |

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X. V.. N. 11. A HARTFORD R. 8.1Tra r.e depart from .jran.i Central St*Uoa.'

42.1 St. and 4th Aye.as folio*3 for . ;!BOSTON, via New London

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4 tt>. »11:OU P. V. ,Wor'ster *Fitch., via Putnam. t3:SMP. JO,Lakevllle *Norf.—l«:4» A. M.: \u2666»:»! V 54. fQt. Barrin?ton. «:.>ckb:lrlge. Lenox. Pttts-i

field—f4:34. t9:4» A. M. and t3:31 F. 5CTicker ode** at cOraad Central Stattea

and rI2StH St.. a>o at cS«t. ISOC. etSsw.B way. c3» Union Square. c: ->2 rtfth.us lc243 Columbus Aw. crt»3 Madlsoa A-v•-,el«» W. 12.1th St.. 37M Th rd Air*. !«!Fi.oklyn. c4Court S«t.. 47* NoaOmad A«,•S«O B-way.

•Dally. tßxeept Pundayi. •Stopaat .J?G» ;Ft. x3:opa st 123rh St. Sundays .-n«vItParloi Cai Lrr.lr-Hl IHas during a*jeParloi aaJ Ween— Car Uisisss alaa, ;

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'NEW HAVEN USE for»pr Bavtn andNorth. Leave Pier ». .M.. week dart

|only. 4:00 P. H. Stea—»Is*—si Pack, |

,APVEBTIdEMENT3 and «Jb*crti>ttan» IN*The Trteune rasa»e» at their lpw»J .

OClce. No. XSSI Broadway. oe«""«o M9IMand S7th sts.. until ft o'clock p. n». .Ad*e^-j

m, .-.*received at• "*''\u25a0• mtll 9

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-1706 Ist aye.. near 1«i>«1 St."! IST Baa*.

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BOOKKEnTER and »»nersl office man:middle aged: competent and reliable:many years of expert-rice: long service in

one house; willhe optn f>r an engagement;»a»ry moderate. Address Machinery, Uux27. TrlLure Ofllea,

J>HYF!CIAN'6 OFIICE.-Attractive prlvat*hcuw. Madison a\-e. Te>r>htme &22C—

tJD BT IT4 WEST.—

Beautiful rooms, s«e-ot.d flow; hot and cold water; >lo and

$12: rr'ufuam; telephone.

DAY'S UOKK.—By >.u. -irt-.i wuiiun; «Mh.Ing: oat ur In by the naif cay; ruugh

dry washing In small families; ami boarl-Ing h«'-i:-r.». Mrs. Williams, 18T1 Atlanticaye.. Brooklyn.

DAY'S WOKK or take washing at home,by young woman. Zae^fel, 330 West

4Bth st.

BOOKKEEPKIt. cashier; married 27:rlean record, thorough^ experience! :n

modern :r.ethi».m. on!v ilgh r.ass openingsconsldtred Wllicox. f.O Weft lKfith si

aipnitn ajiD roOL TaßlsT.a

MAKUTACTUBCR- of Wlllard aDO paaltabl«« blgh grade bowling *"'^.b»u«-

•rs: lowest prtcea MARX QROB-. SiUnion K<iua r»

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DAT'B WORK.— By young woman; goodlaundress; house essaner; r-f»r

Hayes. f.3'i East l<!th st.BRASS BUFFER.— By married man; ex-

lierlenced. steady. r*r; worked in lastplace for ten years. store. »87 Van Bruntit,Brof.-k'.yn. DAY'S WORK.

—By German woman;

washing. Ironing, cleaning; take wash-ing home; good work. Stunner. 1113 Parkaye.CLERK.

—By young mas, 21 years old; has

had e^v^rsl years' experience and canfurnish reference as to rharaetar and abili-ty. P. H. !:!!ik^ i'!:.-!!-..:o. .N. J.

au>n cuuurtxa.

DAY'S WORK.—

By woman; washing orcleaning. Mrs. McCarthy. 411 West

tilth st.dJERK. -Hv young man CJ6i; or as cash-i«r. m in shipping department; llyears'

oSea tiinilaws t:.U\^rn O'«'onnor. loi«Kintst.rl.rire r:o»J. TreaMOt.

FAMILY WASHING and IRONING -Ex-pert; known party by the week or dozen:

private house: open air drying; or out bythe day; good references. 332 East 7Sd st.

CARPENTER with some experience withesto learn the trade: also as cabrnotmaker.

Smith. 3131 West P3<s St. HC>t'SEKEErEß.— Refined irjrfbw;Amori-uan: utQ'ju'r'i home; /and of rhlMren;

good cook, btst referen -es t'al; or aduressA. 8.. 118 St. Felix st.. Brooklynr.HEK.

—By fir>t class colored cook; down-

town.' Address L.. A. Box. a.".S WeatSflth i»t. HOrsRWOUKER.

—By young English-

woman; small family: ctty or country;$22-1:5. E.. Uofmayer's bureau. 153 West•MH st. Ca'l after 10:30 o'clock.

COPPERSMITH and aluminum worker,euod. all around mechanic, own tools,

would like to «nter contract with ie»i.nn.»lhit- automobile shop. Glppert. 241 l^ast?Bth St. HOll-KKEEPER.— By respectable e!,!orl>-

German woman as housekeeper, with agentleman or a la»ly, well ie.-uinmemteJ1049 Park sve. 3d bell en south s Me.CHAUFFEUR.

—By your.g man. 21; can

drive any gas<>lf>ne oar; sober, honest andrellab t, go anywhere: terms nioderate.Address Ch. O. L.. 40u East 74th sU.room 'Jii.

HOUSEKEEPER, managing: capable ortaking entire charge of staff of servants:

cateang. purchasing; city or country. W..Miss PiUGerald's Bureau. 303 3th ay«.. cor-ner 42d si.

CHAUFTEIiR—

By young mar. for privatefamily: good reference. Qatar, Mb East

82d at.

CHALTFEtJn. two years' experience; goo*mechanic: careful driver; •trlctly tem-

perate: ran do all repairs; willingto goanywhere; moderate salary. Foreaksr. WWest 3Tth st.

HOl'BEKEEPEß.— Managing or otherwise;thoroughly experienced and tmstworthy.

Honesty. Bo» 17, Tribune L'ptown Otßce.13U4 l>roadway.

JANITOR, strong, to-iablo woman withsmall family, man handy with tools.

wishes position as lanltxesa. In cold waterflathouee. preferred. Mrs. Owens. 33i>Pleasant aye.CHAVTTTCR. eiperlenced, driving gaso-

lece ear any make: repairing: also ref-erence. C. Schafer. 6M Hudson st.

JANITREBS.— Sober, trustworthy: hot orcold water flats: small family; will pay

part rent: reference. Mrs. Evan*. MM weatlouth St.. top noor.

CHAWrKVTI and COACHMAN.—Married;one child; fifteen years' personal Ntw

York City reference: understands gasoleneand steam ears: go anywhere. Address B.H.. 1011 Sd aye. LAI NI'HESS —Washing and Ironing by the

day. M. O'Rourke. Ul Baltic St.. Bro»k-lvnDRIVER-

—By strong young man: or at

anything Hlgirlns. eflfi East lflthst.LAUNDRESS.

—First class: French: any

kind of fine clctasa. Corrada. 40& 4tafive., I'd floor.

UAt'NriRESB-

%Z> to S3S; good referancaa.Swedish Bureau. 747 Lexington aye.. near

SBth at.

DCX.TOR.- By regular doctor; long expe-rience treating alcoholics; can attend

patients privately. Doctor. Box 40» TribuneUptown Office. 1864 Broadway.

BOUCAi'VD youn» mas: speaks English.French, Italian as senerai clerk. Inter-

nreter. cashier: luriniih bond; high refer-ences. Duraot. 108 Wast »..: st.

Lu\t'NirAEB9.—7S a> first claa* xou»e:woman; does unirts nicely; beat refer-ences; wages. K2S. Call at Lang StBoecherer Company's Bureau. 18 West 27th.

EIJEVATOR MAN.—By young man; or asllgbt portar In factory. F. McCU*. 186

Kedfo*d are., Brooklyn.

K.T.Carpet Cleaning Works

•!. &I.W. mU£i;33

CARErXX CARPET CLEANIKO CO-Clems by fomprsassH air. •*«*?• *£?*

«r or. «Ocr tm* Droadway. 421 Eart 48tb01 nog a: BRANDT. Tel. US—a"th.

CLOTHIJiO.

X LACY Is ness of •'•fbU2oov**u**

*«?••»|t«M 4m. bit*M. skit fc; also «M**

pftos: emrspoßdariee atrletly jesjslMestlal.& ffeaiere a *, BM» \u25a0*. Tribuae L>-town Omoe. |M« Broadway.

DRtTSRKAKIXO and miiaixer*.

DXtESSSiAKEIt. SO yetrs*

—SaHasa a, ww«l«

taka charge of fcssJaa— or rown «*pert-£'--t tar ]»<!>»• tailor. AMrmm W. A. U.• MMBroadway.

Ml—BMAKIWO by Che Cay." fri-ftta fara-Uy, asr kit*c/ s«wt»«. MStale a*..

jw—fciya. ,

toma faa*i—.<••- drtssnj«V*r: tailor..«\u25a0*•« suits a specialty; a* by the «U> I*ly&83 are. ,

OKXTISTKV.

EPIDOB WORK r»»olutionl»»4 by Dr.\u25a0\u25a0•fcwaaw'a latest invention. tretb with.

•ot tdttM; tprrtalUt tn tx>rt»!sln wo»ti•Jitclty.; tt.i^Mlt' Dr. BU'>*"«J»*n. ««*«*»t:tt>o ana.. ceit»r r*U» st.

ASyCRTISEa:KSTB ana subscriptions forrtJ1* Tribune i*cli«l at tfc»!r Uptown

\u25a0?£<£. Mo- >»•» Bro»dws.y. trt»wa Mtkjss *

eta.. enttJ 8 o'clock o. m. A4»»r--£*niesu i-;*:«.nat th» foJlonlnr branch

'.!"**•« rerolsr cMi r«.t«« until b 'clock••p^.v*1*:~* *thn**..s. •. <«r.I3d «uj•£? «.hVva

-<«\u25a0• >2t*» *t.;82 nan nth *t.j" rj*«*n42a «., t>ftwe«n 7th end fth sre*:, •'BL*«« »«th «t.; UHM am. i.i-j-a.l-ti. i-V1,*1"1 77 »h eta.; MMMare., re»r «M

telii."*Ut »v«.. net, S»-.f eu; 167 IC«sl\u25a0•«* aM MIMmMnra iAM*» wiVk i

EKKROETir. ambitious man. 84. with longexpertener- In office work, alfo as can-

msur and —I—man, desires responsible asi-ar>i T>*t*. whew merit wUI obtain ed-Mtr.Lfc.-r.tr.t. V, A. J., 12 \S_., \u25a0*..

LAUNDRESS.— work by the day l:private family two or three days a we^k;

city reference. Mrs. Keating. 232 EastG-tth *

LAUNDRESS. —By neat'young Protestant

woman: will assist : (underwork, - bestreferences r city or country. \u25a0J. ,1., ilrt.4>uiw Mm*?,IMWest »M M.

NEW-YORK DATLY TRTBT'NE. MOXDAT. TANT'ARY 21. l!»07WOKK rt.tMlU.

,gTOBMS SPOIL RECORDMMBI81TUATIO0CS WAMTmia, ocean STEAXEM OCKAX STr WIRKB.

MMEk WLLET3ISTRONG MAN. married, at anything. Will-Urn Karg. Cast 7th st. and Jehneoa

Place. Brooklyn.

alaU.

HEAD GARDENER an] SrPERINTEN-DENT.—EngIish; thoroughly experiencedIn all details of the business; under glassand all outside work; in connection withgentleman s estate: replies noticed onlywhere a firm cUss man is wanted. AddressD. J. M. care of McVey, 33 Morris St..

Morristown. K. J.

HOUSEWORK.— By middle aged man. CallRolth. MLS Lexington aye.

STOCK CLERK or PACKER.—By youngman Oh>: In a handkerchief or linen

house; four years' experience. Charles J.Vaiiaine, 41 Grand st.

SHIPPING I'l.hr.K.—

By young man ul);experienced stock and shipping clerk. 1*

Rofeman. 105 Avenue I). .SHIPPING CUERK.—By ynung man. 23.

speaks French. German. English. AddressElla* Goldberg. 235 hast 106th at.

JANITOR.—

By man and wife, for an*house: understand (team, heat and allkinds of reyalrlnc; beat references- Brook-lyn only. Maraney, 217 Heyward st, Brook-lyn.

JANITOR'S ASSISTANT.—By young rra rrled man; enictn«*r by trade; speaks Ger-man. Dutch. English; can make all repairsB. Oldenburg. 412 Jane St., West Hoboken.KITCHENMA.N—can cook to order. also•s porter. K. 8.. care Roljart Odlls, 228East 67th st.

SHIPPING CLERK.— packer, mark-er; references. Gorharot WJ Trout mum

it., Brooklyn.

*

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