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BOOKKEEPER, auditor, accountant, cor- respondent; legal experience; wholesale produce, curnmls?io>. frroceries; references and bond; age 4S. Address J. A. Martla- dlll,tt4B Jefferson aye.. Brooklyn. GARDENER. By Swede, marrlwd. In pri- vate family: br^t of references; wire and one child. F. H.. V. O. Box 22..P0« Chester. N. Y. COMPANION', secretary. «uperv!sin«: house- keeper, matron, by American woman of culture: experienced: city or country: high- est references. Address Competent. Box 134 Tribune Uptown Office. 1364 Broadway. GARDENER. By >•\u25a0''\u25a0»>« German; »In«l«; One vt-K-tahle grower; hothouse, «!ajrs frames, fruits, flowers and general work: good reference. Carpenter's Bureau. 134 tth aye. CARETAKER. — Married; work on any- thing; is steamfliter ana engineer's as- sistant: good reference unit bond \i desired. Joe J>.-Jijr. 614 East 145 th at.. Bronx. C'HAI.'FFEUR.—City or country; do own repairs; Al reference. Gannor, S6l W. SOth st. GARI>! ' <-c\n*a In ail branche* . flrst-.-lasa referen.<?s. married, no faaaflr- at X.. 3774 P u (CAPACtTV 1100) The leading resurt house of America. I'anicularly attractive dining ATLANTIC < IIY'S (iIiEAT STRING SEASON March, April and May The rooms are large, and the -K'o private baths are each supplied with hot and cold sea water so ben- eficial in rheumatic anf<. other troubles. Eiqulslts music is a feature. Wilte service In both Amer- ican and European Dir.'ng Rooms. JOSIAH WHITE & SONS. GOVERNESS or COMPANION.— woman: will take entire char*© of young girl; teaches French and English branches; experienced traveller abroad; excellent ref- erences from leading New Ycrk families. IC. _\u0084 Miss Fitzgerald's Dureai*. 603 Eta aye., corner 42d Bt. <\u25a0' - . .. GARDENER an! USEFUL MAN*.— Youn« t-'weUe; married: one child, boy. 5 years; fire vegetable grower; wife cook and laun- dress; best reference. Carpenter* Bureau. 151 6th aye. CHAUFFEUR- — Colored; first class me- chanic; careful driver: experienced in keeping any kind of machine in perfect running order: references. Hubert Gaskln. care of Mrs. Loften, 237 West 143 d st. PRIVATE BECRKTART. con^-^ajilon or rhaperon, by well ana, weil educat»d woman, of gcod social poadttoa; has trav- elled both In this country and abroad. Ad- dress A. R., 337 Northampton »t., Eaaton. Perm. lOTEL TRAYMORE ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. -a^ Open Throughout the Year A Kde! Celebrated for Its Rome Comforts i TRAYMORE HOTEL COMPANY CHAS. O. MAKQCBTXB. D. S. TVHITB. MccHcer . President CHAUFFEUR.- .Single, with private fam- liy; ro anywhere, drive and repair any car; shi»p and road expenenc.-; good reft r- ence: wages $17. Frey. 'S>2 Grova st.. Brooklyn. Tel. 2771 — L Bush. OPERATOR. — Experienced on infants' «oft soled shoes and moccasins, iliss E.. {18 Wyona at.. Brooklyn. OARDENERS — Thoroughly experienced In landscape, flowers, lawns, vegetables; rlngie men. couples; Brri class references; Mathewscn's Bureau. !•— 6th avet, 47th St. Tel. 375—Bryant. GROOM.— lady r- i'g abroad vlsiiea to place her carriage groom. Mre. >».. 15 East IHth st. ". CHAUFFEUR.— By Swede: sober; good mechanic; two years' first class refer- ence. Address L. C, 233 East 60th St. JANITOR wishes ona hou«. West .«lri»; understands steam, hot water, repairs. Xahrwoirt. a>27 7th aye. CIIAUKFEUU or BMOOtTD MAN— On« year in factory and two years as asslst- ar.t in private gaiage; city or country. Swede, 624 West 5Wh st. STENOGRAPHER anil TYPEWRITER-— »at and accurate: can rate all ma- chines; moderate salary to start wltb. I_ D. W.. 428 78th St.. Brooklyn. STENOGRAPHER— Six years' experience, banking and commercial; highest creden- tials: open for engagement. Miss Carples. 100 West 139th st. CHAUFFEUR. — Machinist, - German. 28; single, good appearance; does all repairs; best reference; country: sober, reliable. William J. H.. 67 Woolaey at.. Astoria. Long Island. STENOGRAPHER and PROf-'FREADER. - Fifteen >ears In 0r.9 position: businfss movfl from city: rapid an>l arourate type- writer; A3 references. "X.." Apt. 7-10, 301 West 160 th et. JAPANESE. 32: vaiet. nurse. rh*f. butter far bachelor ger.tleman; experienced; fif- teen years in aristocratic »ervice; expert in MM culxine- medical gmynast; scientific manipulator :" masseur; travelling: clears, presses rine«: garments, sober; doe; not smoke or use liquor; most loyal ar.d tMiit- ful \u25a0errant; personal a:>' written city ref- erences. prof Kaneko. 47 Prospect riac*. CHAUFFEUR.— Engineer and machinist; make all repairs: flrst-cla-ss rcferencos. Albert E. Jacoby, East 104th at. JAPANESE young man wants ration: schoolcoy: city cr country. Hira. 1C« Cherry st. Seeks Absolute Divorce from Charles W. Wildrieh. M:*. Florence Burns Wildrlck, v.ho gained much notoriety after the murder of Walter Brooks at the Glen Island Hotel In 1902, again comes before the public. This time she is the- complainant In an action for absolute divorce from her husband. Charles White Wildrick, in which she asks the court for J_3 a week alimony and $200 counsel fees. Justice Crane, sitting in the Supreme Court, before T.'hom counsel appeared yesterday, took the papers In the case and said ho would read them carefully before giving his decision. The case against Florence Burns when she was arrested, chared with the shooting and Killingof Brooks, attracted considerable attention at the. time. She was discharged by Julius M. Mayer, at that time a justice of Special Sessions, sitting as a magistrate. She was married to WlKrfefc in 1993. In her ap- plication for divorce she asserts that he lias treat- ed her cruelly, and that, he has frequently said he. wanted to get rid of her so that lie might marry n«ai-i. even asking her to divorce him. According to Mrs. WHdrlck. her married life has been an un- happy one, and at the present time she requires medical attendance ts a result of th« treatment which she »•;>>\u25a0 she received from her husband, and for which she is unable to pay. she says that her husband Is well able to provide for her, as ho la living "very comfortably and luxuriously." Wildrick, in his answer, denies all the charges made against him by his wife, and asserts that she keeps certain disreputable company. He ac- cuses her of sending postal cards containing de- famatory statements to his office which could bo seen by his employers and fellow clerks. CHAUFFEUR. — Swede; to drive Rainier car; sober, experienced; good references; city or country. Chauffeur, care of Bloom- flsld. 120 East 63d St. J\XITOR-— By German mechanic; under- stands electricity, clumbliifr an1 steam heat; own to<>. hast references: West sii« preferred. Janitor. 444 East 141 st at. SPECIAL EASTER RATE £%-££ 4 days, accommodations including goo 4 room and board over Easter holidays. fllxrntirjelljo THE HOTEL FOR COMFORT. Splendid location. Kentucky aye.. near Beach. Atlantic City. N. J. Modern. High-class, Homelike. Excellent table and sen-ice predominant features, 1.0 elegant front rooms have private baths attached. Capacity 600. Or- chestra, -illustrated booklet. A. C. EKHOLM. G"TTie Fa.; breath of the sea brings health." ALEN HAIL, Sanatorium Uaths and massage in our well equipped depart- ments will help many suffering from the strain of recent financial disturbance. Trained attend- ants only. Baths open to guests of other hotels. F. L. YOUNG, Manager. MASSEUR-— ' Swedish : graduate: under- stands nurMr.g; hospital experience; gen- tleman; a* attendant, valet, etc; trust- worthy. 137 East 12>Ji at. STENOGRAPHER. — Experienced, neat. rapid; moderate salary. Miss Lederman. 431 Linden st., Brooklyn. STEXOGRAPHIC and SECRETARIAL ser- vice for business, professional, literary men. by hour, or for longer periods: steady work at special rates: business getting lit- erature and facsimile letters a specialty. Address "Call Typist." Timea Building. CHAUFFEUR (24), export mechanic and driver of White steamers and gaso'ena cars; six years' experience; very good ref- erences. Address White, P. O. Box 674. Hlcksville. Long Island. Citations. MAN" «ober, wishes worn on private stock farm; goud milker. Wagner, 110 Green- wich st. DOMESTIC SITI ATIOXS WANTED. CHAUFFEUR.— By a young colored man; can furnish first cla?s reference; lor# experience; willing to go anywhere. Call or address 161 Fort Green Place. Brooklyn. Mala. A NUMBER OP HELP.— Couples, garden- ers, coachmen, farmers, butlers, valets, chauffeurs, etc: white, colored; references. Mathewson's Bureau, »22 tfth aye. 47th St. Tel. 378 Dryant. CH4UFFF.UR.— SingIe; (tood appearance: careful driver; three years' garage ex- perience; excellent references. •"hauffeur, 44 Westfleld aye.. Roselle Park, X. J. ASSISTANT GARDENER.— SwefI*.; best references. 22 Greenwich St., New York. USEFUL MAX.— Well educated, married man. who speaks and writes French. Spanish. Italian and English, desire* out- door '\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0' on gentlenian'a place; not under ilred boss nor lady: good gardener, milker and poultryman; not a good coachman. J. 11. Petit. SwaattM. Vt. CHAUFFEUR.— Swede; rober; in private family competent driver and thoroughly familiar with repa'/ing: will take t-harge and t«id cars; hljjh power cars preferred: will gro anywhere: city or country; best reference. J. Helstrom. 254 Ftilton st. ATTENnAJNT or nurse for one or more patients, by Huc^arian-GenTian. 30; ex- perienced; Rood reference. A. i^oor, Ka«t lfith st. USEFUL MAN". COAfllllAX. fiARDEXEH —Industrious your* German. Address •Weltnsr'e Asency. 315 West 21th st. Tel.. 1671— Chelsea. U9EFUX. MAN. gardener, coachman: tak» care poultry, cows, \u2666 years' reference from last employer. M. C. Mi« Fitz- Gerald's Bureau. 503 IWh aye.. cor. 4ZI St. BUTLER or BECOKD MAN. -Bar youn? Frenchman (24), six years' experience in Paris: private family: good reference; can- rot speak English. Jean Delor. 133 West luth st. CHAUFFEUR.— Younp Russian. 24. single; understands the handling: of steam launches, eail and motor boats; can also take (are of horses; »ober end* reliable: does all re-pairs. Waltftr Pasch. 201 Floyd et.. Brooklyn. VALET. r*lrst-rlass references; sixteen years in last place; -peaks five lariria^. no objection to travelling. A. Hauser, 2-3 West 2.">th st. CHAUFFEUR — Physician; prefers position as chauffeur, to travel; haa owned an 4 repaired own car; reliable, careful, con- scientious: references Al. Autolst. g»6 Bedford. Brooklyn. Phone 4335 W'mburg. BUTLER and VALET— COOK and LAUN- DRESS, — By German couple; man useful, butler and valet; wife cook and laundress; willdo work of entire house; capable and obliging; good city references; wages $."><) Osterberg's Bureau. 716 Lexington aye* Tel. 1055 Plaza. VALET.— For hotel: now f-iK-i«;»i: r»*pon- Bible. reliable man desires connections with hlgh-clasa summer hotel. B. G, mm 20. Tribune Office. V U/ET.—Spoaks Fr*ricn. Ers:!ish an.i Ital- ian, to travel for the summer; low ill"; flrst-cla33 references. Address S. R.. 11 East 52d at. CHAI"FFKI"R — single; sober; two and a half year's experience aa mechanic; can do all repairs: wishes position with private family: country preferred; unques- tionable reference. Fred Guth. 27 6th aye.. New Brighton, Btaten Island. BUTLER and VALET— HOUSEKEEPER and COOK. — By German couple; Protest- ants, man butler and valet: wife excellent housekeeper and cook; excellent references; city or country. H.. Mrs. Collier's Agency. 122 West 23d st. mHE PEOPIJ3 OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BT -L th» tirace of God. free and independent — Thomas E. Gareon, I>anc!s M. Jencka. Xana B. Garson, and the legatees under the Last Will and Testament of Amelia Gar Eon. late of the County of New York, deceased, If v any, whoee names and places of residence are unknown, »nd cannot after diligent inquiry be ascertained, and to all persons interested in the Trust created by the Last Will and Testament of William B. lluv.ell, de- ceased, for the bassaOt of Amelia Gafson, as creditors, next at kin or otherwise, send creetlup: Tou end each of you are hereby cited and required personally to be and appear before our Surrogate of the county of New York, at the Surrogates' Court of said County, held at the Hall of Uecords. In the County of Meal York, on the 12th day of May. 190J-. at half- past ten o'clock' la the forenoon of that day, then and there to attend a judicial lenient of the "account of proceedings of Edwin HowaU. John W. Sterling and Francia M. Je&cks. as Trustees under the Last Will and Testament of Wiiliaui E. Howell. deceased, as to the Trust thereby created for the benefit of Amelia Oanoa, and sucb of you as are hereby rited as are under the M of •\u25a0< \u25a0'--\u25a0 one years ar« required to appear by your guardian, if you have one. or if you have none, to ap- pear and apply for one to be appointed, or in the event of your neglect or failure to do so, "a guardian ill bo appointed by the Hurrosate to represent and act for you in the pronto In Testimony Whereof. We, have caused the Seal of the Surrogates' Court of the said County of [Ls.] »w York to be hereunto affixed. Witness, lion. Abv.fr C Thomas, a Surrogate of our said Countyf>at the County of Kew York, the 24th day of March. i.Xthe year at oar I*>rd one thousand nine hundred and eight. IMXIKL .T. DOWDNEY, ' _„_ Clerk of the Surrogates* Court. 6HEARMAN C STERLING, Attorneys for Petitioners. 4-i Wall street. Borouth of Manhattan. City of New York. r^Tnic__ier R. M. r»f»TL.E. detached the Chicago; detailed *\u25a0 Jllj7«_ na\r yard. T'orLsaiouih. mm^ar.t Cotanar.Her it. B. HKi^ilN'S. detached Kavy \u25bc f«V'jLT"ner.t: bonie to \u25a0Rait orderr. •C_,,o- P *L£ACH. to the Hancock. «_^eon W. 5 WHEELER, detached the Cleveland; v,V"-e to" wait orders. w>-!l* awistart ?urjr«on C. F. ELY, detached recrultlnr Jt * s **.';.f o r BaSalo; to the Hartford. T>.«^T As«i«u-t Surpeun W. N. ITDONXELL. detached *-^ Hancock: t» recrulUng station. Btiffalv. Actlnit Asiituct burgeon B. F. HAIXES. resignation r riar-'" T. DCBOOa. to navy yard. Neir York. KSrttTFWmMter W. H. WITiTERDIMv, detached freffl th? Buffsic; to the Glacier. *.«iii»rt I-avTsaiter F.. H. DOUGLASS, detached fro:-. A "__TVeraiont; to the Buffalo. r^JZZn&er .T i' PARKER, to naval station. CavitS. »^^-k^t C,>mr.;anJ«"r J. B. Ki>lK. detached from the m^Z!ra": station Cavite": to the Gajveston. j^..™, K. ?. IK)UGLAS. detached from the Oaivea- tifAfoar!* W." a ROPER, detaches from th« Chatta- r-nfica- to hOTpe. -!.. v' 1 • RHODES, detached from the naval station, *"~V i • R detached Irom the CTeve- lißßiMßant' t W VINTEXT. dftaohe-i from th# dev-e- I_s^ C il t ' > ALJ' :e:ah«"<J from the Decatur; to the my I--'1'-' ' A. -NDER. detached from the Helena; En-*. 1 !* °. : Ai:STi:iN. detached from the Dale; EM^^T^y^KITCH. detached from the Chaunc?y; to ft. Rainbow. marine (X)ppg r*«s Lientenaat <". CJOIPBEU* d-tarhed from th« nin» « tb- marir.e barracks, navy yard. Wart J^J Vlr- rirst tenant J. F. DYER, to marine hirrackF. navy yard, Uoston. r«rts'a HCOH I' EERKELEV. 12th .aMir;, detailed to *3 vacarvcy in Quart erxcaster's department. V«ipr EDGAR f. WALKER, retired, detailed aa professor _» joiii!*rysri'nc* and tactics at the I'iiiversuv of ,L v'tic of Florida. Gainesville, to lake effect Bep- ti^ber 1 vice First IJ«utenant LOUIS K. BAI.U 13ih <-ji'v_lri- »• Jlo-ji'.ted Scrvtoa '\u25a0>.'.. K--rt Rlley. _,_' Vieate-^iit LOI'IS 3. VAX BCHAICK. 4th Infantry. ' tJlievr^ fc* inspector. Philippine Constabulary; to duty M <Jo\«rncr ct liincoro, Philippines. NAVY. OKTKKS ISSL"KD.— The following orders have been issued: }[(in Be Trouble for Contract Surgeons of the Army. [From The Tribune Bureau, __ Washington. April 17. "tO REFKIMAND AKMY PURGEONS.— Certain roatract eurgeons of the army are Likely to get .-to trouble. They showed too much activity in *"c" c attempt to direct legislation while Conj-res3 had under consideration the bill for the increase m j»ie army medical department. Senators end Representatives who had anything to do with that lerslatioa were asked in numerous letters to add t'r." bill the provisions regarded by contract -'ceons «\u25a0 necessary, at least for their own in- tereft. The effort came near killing the bill for tt* increase of the army medical department, the conference report on which is about to be approved br the House and Senate. Some of the Senators and Representatives have sent copies of the letters ibev rereived to the Secretary of War, and the tract fUrs: eons who were responsible for the \u25a0 tat i C3 and who by taataaT activity violated army reralatioTiF, «rfn I* sharply reprimanded in an of- t&A letter. CHAUFFEUB-r- Young maa (24>; &a driver for private party, or in garage as ma- chinist: experience*! lathe and shaper hanJ. H. Waterman. 437 Kast 15th et. VALET. — By- j-ouns: German, four months in country, aa valet: rood references. Behnsen. 343 'West 70th \u25a0) . car© Ada BUTLER-VALET. — Tall; Just disengaged; good silver cleaner; large *xperi*nc«; thoroughly competent man; sober, willing. obliging, gentleman recommends personally; city or country. Henry. 232 East 30th st. WAITER Iv jroanr man. In private house. Paul Palmer. I ' 2 East 27th st. DRlVEß.—Marrler! man; eteaay position, shipping an.i dettvery; hnndy with toola. A. Melreis, 5i4 Knickerbocker aye., Brook- lyn. BLECTRICIAX, aVc— Man, Swiss, 24. sin- gle, professalnnal electrician and chauf- feur; anywhere; honest, wober. reliable; willing t.< work at anvthlrlir. l«st refer- ences. Wintsch, 13S West li!th st. CARETAKER — Respectable married couple wciul 1 like to take care of private resi- dence fur tho annuaer er kmger; g^-l ref- arencea. Address Caretaker. 102»i Gd a\e. DOMKSTIf SITI ATION" WiVTEft MOVEMENTS OF VESSBtS-- Tfa* following: pjnypprtn of --els have t>r>f>n reported to the :Cav>- Depanmcnt: SAILED- A _ n , 3-._Tl>» CaHT«rta. from Dtaittie ' - Kremfrton; the \u25a0** W'-V-t," from Guantanamo lor target grounds. .-rniS-The Paduoah avd tbe Slartotta. fror.i <,uanta- r -ism,. V..r Lrsct %rounds; the. Marylanu. from Mare U'.znd for Uremertcn. COACHMAN. — By neat. tidy, smooth-faced Welshman; careful and reliable; will I* amefnl at anything needed; best reference. Carpenter's Bureau, 164 6th ays. ENGLISHMAN (aged 30). of good appear- ance and address, seeks position as pri- vate eecretary to American gentleman. Apply James Q. Rider. 118 West 11th st. THEOBALD HETURNS FROM PAEIS. COACHMEN.— Two, Swedish and English; willing to be useful; he", references; wages $35 to $40; neat, careful, sober. Matbewton Bureau. Sl"2 6th ay». Tel. 878 Bryant. ENGINEER. — inspector of Italian sugar fabrics and refineries for twenty-seven years, underFtanding English. French and German, seeks a good steady place In America. echrappai.it tra Settimlo. Genoa, Italy. AI.WAY? READY to supply a full line - Coachmen, chauffeurs, butler-, vale's. second and u^ful men, farn hands, gar- deners, couples, rhtfs and Mcgsd cooks stewards : Japane-9 a 'P ( " clalt i^, p ? or! ?_^ — Plaza. Morrow's Bureau. 721 Lexington avo.. corner fc^th st. COACHMAN— and LAUNDRESS-— By man and \u25a0n.'.f: man as coachman and generally useful; wife as cock and laun- dress; will go together or separate places; no children. Oscar Booth. Hyde Park Road. Poughkeepsie, N. T. FIREMAN, oiler or steamfitter; not afraid of work: city or country In cara of Mrs. Peters. 516 East SStfc St. COACHMAN.— Single; thoroughly compe- tent; strictly sober; eight years' excel- lent reference from last family- willing, obllgin-; moderate expectations. X G. Mc- Oonigie. 1 14 i-i 84th st. ATTENDANT ar.l MAID.— Capable woma- n will take entire chars, of lady Kolrc abroad good packer. <Jr<-ssnoaker. trav- "ller sr-'ks GeTman. Eng»fh: references G. S.. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau. 603 Sth lie.. corner 42d st. . HOTEL MORTON Virginia Aye.. near bea.h, Atlantic City. N. J.—Open an the year. Fine table. Suites with private bath. Hand- somely furnished. Perfect »a..ltary arrangements. Ele- vator to all floors. Special rates for winter. Capacity 230. MBS. N. R. HAINES, Owner and Proprietor. hotel'ostend, Boston Aye. and Board- nUlfcL UoltlNU, Walk. Block Ocean front. Atlantic City N. J. 400 rooms overlook ocean. 100 with Lath. S=ea water baths. Heated sea water swimming pool. While service. Orchestra. $12.50 to $'.'0 weekly. American plan. Specially reduced rates alter Easter. Coach meets trains, Literature mailed. NEW YORK OFFICB TS» FOURTH AYE. •I'hone C240 Gramercy. IX P. RAHTER, Manager. THE HOLMHURST. Pennsylvania Aye., near beach, Atlantic City. N. J. Unobstructed Ocean view. Private baths; seventy-two stationary washstands with hot and cold running water in bedrooms. Elevator to street level. Capacity 300. Hotel electric coach meets trains. Literature upon request. HENRY. DARNELI^ I CHALFONTE | l ATLANTIC CITT. K. .1. TTSE I.KEnS COMPANY. -— ' HOTEL DENNIS Directly on the Ocean Front. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. WALTER J. BUZBT. I.ak<-w-oo<J. N. J. THE LAUREL HOUSE NOW OPEN. A J. MURPHY. Manager. D. P. SIMPSON. Asst Manager. LAUREL-IN-THE-PINES NOW OPEN. FRANK F. BBDTt Manager. Both hotels have been extensively improved sine* last season.- including the addition of numerous private baths, and are favorably known for their standard at excellence and patronage alec* in* Inception of Lake- •rood as a, resort. The MONTCLAIR ON THE MOUNTAIN. TOP MONTCLAIR, N. J. OIiYWOOU HOTEL and cottages. Lone Branch. N JL. op"ns Juno 30. Particulars, EAGER tc BABCOCK. 14 K. ''"'h St. GAS or EI.KCTRIC BOUCTTOR; s«ren years' experience; seven years In last company's employment. J Earl. GO "War- burton aye.. Yonkers. N. V COACHMAN. -A family (roim? abroad wlsli to place their coachman: ten years 1 ref- erti.ee. Address Mr. N , 13 Kast S4th st. CHAMBERMAID. \u25a0WATTRKSS.— By neat Swedfaft^TlTli exce!lent city i»f erem-es . ot'ir' . At glrla of .::"•----•:'• natlonaUtles. Mathewsona Bureau. *22 6th aye.. near 47th st. Tel. -\u25a0ryaatt. CHAMBERMAID.— A la.i:-- gataaj abroad wishes "to place her chambermaid lann- area* and kitchenmald. A."dr*sa Mr. N.. 13 Eaat Mtn st. COACHMAN. — Married. 32: best city refer- en.*« eight rears last employer; country preferred. Charles Crdw:ey. 107 West 9*ith street. Femal*- A SBUCT CLAS? of HELP at Morrnws Bureau. 721 Lexington aye. corner o»tn. first class cooks, ladles' maids, chamber- maids hoaaeworkers. laundresses, nurses, waitresses. Wtchenmalds. seamstresses, governesses, cleaners, pantry maids. Phone, write or call. See large a , v. NEW YORK SUPREME COCTRT. Sine. Judicial District. TCestcbeater County. aOBMaI " RESEitVOin. . J-rtti.-rn .No. & NOTICE OF APPLICATION" F^R TB9 APPOINTMENT OF COMMIS- SIONERS OK -I'KAi-AU Public cotico In ber«by - •« that tt ta> the inter.:;\u25a0..-. of the Corporation Couna-1 of the City of Near V tt. la nau *ppikatU>n to the .-iupreuiw Court of the »C»t<» of N^w York for the appointment of •.*wnmia«ioi»«ra of Appraiiat under Chapter 724 of fat La*' cr l.«i£ a. am«D>2ed. bucn application W.lt be ma...'i to the Supreme Court at a Special Term thereof to bo held In and tar th» Ha Judicial iJlutrlct at t.i" Court House la th* CJty of Newburgh. Orange County. N. V.. on the ISta Jay of May. !»-. at *•• o'clock la th« forenoon or that Ciy or as) »oon thereafter as counsel can b* hear.l. The object of «v. ii application i* to obtain an order of taa Court appointing t!ir«» ii*- intereated *:. IcocspetSDt fr»-h >! r>. on* of whom snail reside in the County of Si<* Y*k. act at least -,n» ot whom sn»U xt<A » in the County ere th* real estate here- inafter described Is situated, to act a* Commissioners of Appraisal under said act ar.d dLtchargo all th«» duties conferred b/ the said act and the ana amendatory thereof, upon such corr.rr;lssioner» of a?— praisal, for t^<» purpose of frovii.igan ad- ditional supply of pur» and vaaMaaava) \u25a0water for the City \u25a0' St-* Ywk. The real estate sought to b<* tak»a or *e«cted la situated In ta» Toon of Jto-ir.t Pleasant. County of Westch*sster a=<J dta:e> of New Tork. Tn<> fon i* ;s a description of t>« rs^l •*•*•- to be acquired ..--. fMt togm'.s*r witi a reference to the «lata and (iac^ of C.S-/ of the map: All thr.a« certain p!e<-e» or parcels cf r»al estate «!tuated In th» Town of Hour.! Pleasant. County of -«t-n»«'»r ax' Stat* of New York, shown on a map entitled— ••Southern Aqueduct Department. laatloia No. S. lioarrt or Water Supfly of ta» City of New York. Map of real estaae situated In the Town of Mount Pleasant. Cocatyof West hester and State of New Tork. to *• acquired by Tfc«» «ty of New York under the provisions of Chapter "24 of the U« of 19»i3. as amended, fur th» constrjctloa of Kenslco Reservoir in.! appurtenances. from Third St. to tils vicinity of Va«»aJ» St." — which map wis filed in the office <>f the Register of IkM County of '\u25a0' ; .eee»r. a! White Plains. New York. ..a th» 3rl day of December. l'J*>~. as Map. Number 1787: which parcels ar» bounded and de- scribed as follows: Beginning at the point of* Intersect lon <?* th«» northerly line or Taaiytowil Road wit?! the line of th» property of The City of New York, at the south-east Mt of arr»! No. 516. SaM point beinir a.'«> ia Ci» easterly line of parrel No-. -^'T and nir-- ntng thence partly a; -r.g said easterly ilr;» and said Ctty property "•• 3. a" 1& K- 644 7 feet, ~ros»ir.* said road, to a pokst ls> Mt. Pleasant Avenue, la th« northerly Un« of real estate section No. 6. rfcithem Aqueduct Department, Mas) In tke) Kagla- ter's office of tha Cointy of T7»stchest»r. at White Plains. N. V.. f-n M«T 3rd. I*K; thence partly along said portherly Lr.*> a!cni; said ML Pleasant Avenue, and coa- tlnulna; alansj the easterly line of parcel No. 507. S. 1' "XT \u25a0 C«2 feet to Ota south- east corner of said perce!; thencw parrly a!on< the southerly line cf same, and con- tinuing along- saM northerly line of Beet* No. *. the following courses an! f!lstT.nce»: N. T«" 13* W. 33 3 f-et. N. 79' 4<V V.. 227 .-. feet. I* 7S» 14" v.. 1«3 fe«t. .-r->«aing Kenslco Avenue. V T»' Sl' W 2U7 f*£~ N «1» 10* W. 33.6 feet, and N. 75* C 3 W. 117.1 feet to the north-west eoraer of sail section No. «\u25a0 thence continuing aion? taj southerly line of parcel So. 307. S. «4 «r YV. 369.2 feet, crossir.fr Prospect Avenue. to the mest southerly point of parcel No. »v« l- Madison Avenue: thence alon? t..» weaterlv line* of »aid parcel and I a " * l No 610. It M' Off W. 998.7 '—' NortS 12T>. feet and N. 4.-' '•' E. 35 i «se*. *J* cros3lr.ff Tarrytown Road, to a po!nt tn ts» rorth'rlv line thereof, at th* itortn-wejaj corner of sali parcel No. 610: th»nca a>or| tba northerly lines of sail carcet any. sai.j road. •; -4- \u25a0-•\u25a0 \u25a0 33 » f«t.S ..» 44 E. 0B.« feet and S. «1 3 17' E. T30.» feet to the north-west comer of parcel N'>. «>->»• therice partly a!»n< tha northerly im» or satd parcel azd aTonr th« northerly ,"Be; «E parcel. N"s. 657. 56". S6». 570. 373. 6?1. 6*2 and 654. th^ fol!owir.ir ffflirw and dlstaa-es: N »' 47' E. 1«.8 fe-t K- 81- 4»- E. SOft f-t. N. ?3> «• E I#> feet cro«3in? Wvann Av»nu». X. 83» Z- E l'(V>. :eet N. Sir .»' E. Mall l*e* iiiaa ir.K Harvard Avenu-. N. 84» ME. ,; 4^ \u2666*et <-r-^iain< Tal« Avenue, and M. »» C- E 154 2 feet to th* ill'i '\u25a0*»'- comer ear said parcel No. CM. «n t!-.» b--£or% f 55 * 3 ! tloned Una of th9 property of Th# City oC New York: ther.co along paid City property line and th« eaafr'.y IHMM of saM par ef and parrels See ••\u25a0 and 382. Daxt'./ **** v. easterly lin» of parcel No. S9l- aloa* tft» easterly lines of parc«! 3 Nos. aw and 5S!> partly along the easterly lines of par- cff'3 N"j s** a*i bef-ira ra'r.t'.or.er! ra*"' No *!*>. an.-l along th« easterly ltnea of parcels Nos. BS». K J . •'=<>. 82» rt4 315 and *1« « .... 402.1 fe*f and S. ft C* E ' :»7! 2 feet, crossing Lafay««9 Ptae*. Amherst Street and > ford Street, to tH« point or place of besinnln*. -v The The fee is to b<» acquired by Th-» City or New Tea* In all the real eatajaa P*naM Nos -\u25a0- to 898, both inclusive, contained in the above description. Reference is hereby mad* to < *. B *; a map filed as afares«M In th* offce of th» Register of tb« County of Wes^hester. for a mor» detailed iescrlpttrn o. «• r^ai estate to b* ta*ea in fe» as above. us- scrlbe-1. , . , .:_ In oa— «ny r-il —We h<r-!nb-for- O»- scribed is Us«vl far htpf.way a* eCier^W purposes, said nse shall continue until WCB time as the e.'y of New York ma-r acqulr* the right lo close any hlgaw*9 shown »• said map. Pated Marrh Z". • > a FRANCIS KEY PENDLCTON. rorp^ratlpa roocatfl; Office and Post Offlce- AOOTSM Hall of Records. Corner of Cftanben ari Centre Streets. Botoasa of i-Jn- tattan. New Y^rk Ctty. XEW YORK. COACHMAN".— SingIe, 3.".; thoroughly com- petent; understands the car* I ! fine horses- neat appearar.ee: strictly sober, -Rilling and obliging; city and country ref- erences. R. I-.. Tribune Uptown Office, 1364 Broadway. \u25a0 BBBMAID. traitress or famstw or take care of jrro-nm children: very neat nnd tMy: ir'v.,l references: city or counrry. Flaherty's Bureau. 453 Columbus ay». Tel. 741—River. S?:ciai Treasury Agent Has Been Watching American Milliners and Diamond Men. Wffliam H. Theobald, a special apent of the ... iv;*nmcnt. who has tw>en on a mission for th* in Taris, has returned to this 3!r. Theobald brought' about the seizure of y-nr-ry anesed to have hern smiifrs^^ '•\u25a0\u25a0' Mra. PJrrllls E Y»od?e and fifrured in the seizure of a nwi necklace valued atl •.""'"• belonging to Mrs. Harrison PuUes. of rhiLndclphia. After many com- piaJuts lad Jt^n filed. Lcglla .\u25a0\u25a0. Shaw, vita was Secretary of the Treasanr «hen. propped Theobald. bat he fas retosUted by Secretary Cortelyou ajid i^sisicu U> i he J'aris offic. w!ier«-, it was reported. ba '.>'v..le<J bi« iirn« to wratchinc the uurchases of : r. rj .- an dr«.-ssiTia"Ke:s and diamond nierchants, ftmisbins Infonnailon for tlip use of the New Tork castocas ofQdala in their r ruwnalg) against trdcrvalualion in OrfSFmakt.-f' effect?. MICDL.B A'lßl' Luslr.eas man. highest rharac-te.r reference, f perlntendency of ar.artment building, or position wher» reli- ability. Fvbriety. str'ot attention to detail U required; competent bookkeeper. Valu- ablf. Box 123. Tribune Office. MANAGER.— On farm; young American: \u25a0well educated: distance from city no drawback; understand;' horses and garden- ing. American, Box 25, Tribune Office. MIDDLE-AGED VAN. plain bookkeeping. S"-<i office worker «nd all-around man. desires position; also factory. Address J. X . 2a Tribune. Uptown Office. 1.3G4 Broad- way. COACHMAN". — Single, 32: thoroughly com- petent; strictly sober; nine years' first class references from worthy families; good, experienced manager for right parly. P. Calvin, tH» !?th aye. yATTRALIZATIOX FEAUD ARREST. MILLWRIGHT wishes place In factory; new or repair work; best of references. P. J. Bean. 2320 Bth aye. CHAMBERMAID and SEAMSTRESS.— By Knglleh Protestant: or maid to growing c 1c 1ildien; neat and n (toed; good lefweueea; city or country- A. W.. Mrs. Collier's Agency. 122 West 231 St. COMPANION, secretary, supervising house- keeper, matron, by American woman "f rulture: esperienced: cltjror country; hi«h- •*t refer»nc»s. Address Reliable, Box 243. Trlbtma Uptown Ofnce. 13tv» Bruadway. COACHMAN.— married man, TS; city or country: Al references; used to hand - ling fine horses and carriages; fancy driver; could manage stock, farm and help. Ad- dress J. H., Baa W, Tribune Uptown Of- fice. 1364 Broadway. HOTEL GRAMATAN BRONX Vll.l.E— \Ve<.tohrster Co., K. T. Only 8u mi., via Harlf.m TMv. N. T. C Open all the Year. J. J. ]\u0084\N.\IN" CO.. Pr> rr'.etora. GARDEN CITY HOTEL GARDIN CUV long I-I.ind IS mlits fro:u N. Y. Open all the year. J. J. LANMN CO.. Proprietors. COOK By Scotch Protestant: particular! y neat young w...man: 5 years' personal reference; ex^U-nt family cook: city cr country 8 A.. M»**eo«Mee*a Asency. 122 West 2Sd st. Court Interpreter Taken Ir.to Custody at White Plains for Making False Affidavits. "\u25a0wo deputy United States marshals went to TVhfte Plains yesterday and arrested Romolo iJ'A'.oia. an \u25a0..-.. arbo baa bee* doing cuurt •R-crk. He is c harpetl with fraud in connection with the naturalization or aliens in having made afli davits that Ik- had known applicants for five years la ca«fs where the records show they had not been in this country that lons- COOK.—A lady giving up houseWj-»ns: wishes to place her cook, whom Br."> there ughlv recommen.ij a.- first class in every particular. Mrs. Dickinson's Co- operative Bureau, 331 Madison aye. Tel. S734— 3Sth. COACHMAN. — Gentleman ,!<-sir.-3 to rec- ommend coachn'.an who has been In »er- vl.-e of family for a nuir.Ur of : es leaves ortiy on account of death In family; excellent driver; safe and reliable; under- stands perfectly cara of horsea, tir.e \u0084.r-- riases ar.l hari.ess ; sober anti i:« at. M. 1.. tis:i 6th aye. TRIES SUICIDE TWICE: REPINTS. PAINTING, paperhanglng. deccratlns; par- ties retiuiriiiK the services of competent, skilled mechanic; reasonable terms: city or country; clay or contract. Petersen. 122 Norman aye.. Brooklyn. RIDER or HORSEMAN* (professional) wishes pUce with private family, with saddle horses; fifteen years' experience; race horses, polo pocies and saddlers; has given instructions. J. Hewitt, 15.'J East 4tith st. PORTER. — Young man (colored), as porter or at anything, Karate, preferred: has knowledge of gasolind automobiles; refer- ences first clnss; hard work no objection. Chas. H. Robinson, care Douglas, 1U -1 West 133 d ft. OFFICE BOY, or messenger: younjr bey: car. also do a lktio typewriting. Addreaa P. G., ti."i<> Third aye. COACHMAX. — Single: f.r»t class man; best references; last employer can I** seen; has lived for last two years in country. John, 628 Park aye. COACHMAN.— YosasI man. single; city cr country or as second; best city refer- •acea. J." C. cara of Miss Hollrln. 954 6th aye. COOK.— class, neat, refined younff woman- understands all branches of plain and fancy rooking: *-\u25a0 <l references. H. D.. Mrs. Collier's Agency. 122 West 23d St. BCIENTIFICMASBEDR. — WIB call at resi- dence and give treatment: terms moder- ate. Address I'ompauour. 277 West 12CJ st. BRIARCLIFF LODGE, Briarcliff Manor, New York. NOW OPEN. Ci . y o(»-^« r.-... East 4G:!. it. "i'hone, 5278 — 39 D. B. PLU MER Manager COOKS. — Ttto exceptionally goad pr.es; German and Swedish; $35. ?4t>; excellent city references: city or country. Mathew- r. a Bureau, *21* 6th aye., 47th at. TeL ?78 — Bryant. COACHMAN. -First clan; eight years best city references; last employer can be seen- understands care One horses, harness. etc; Rood appearance. Michael Kennedy. 465 35 aye. GUIPI'INO or order cler!:: young man; six years' experience in wholesale hiankbooit house. K. C. (iibscn. 3>(U Kast lii&th Bt. fpUS PEOPLE OF THE STATE of NEW YORK. BY -I the grace ot'Qti free au<i injeper.dcnt. to Abel Karringtou Whoa ton. Jor;as «nilth Whtaton, farah Re- betcu. Wheaton. John Roland Wheaton, William Barker HTheaton. Joseph Btanbei'y Wheaton. Maria Isabella Wheaiun. Jenni«s Louise Mapes, Ancle C. Linn. G. Percy Eeeley. Elma H. Douglas. Margaret F. Staabery. Ida M. I>ickii:son. John Ashti Huntley, Celestlne Frances .Smith, Frar.cis HtrcsUalo Huntiey, Sherman Ellsworth Huutley. Stephen fctacbery. If he be living, whose place of resi- dence la unknown and cannot after due dillßence lie as- certained, or, II he be dead, his widow, issue, descend- »i.t£, heirs and next of kin. whore cames and places of "esider.o; are unknown and cannot after due diligence be itcertalted: Francis tftiuibery. if be bo living, «ion place cf residence it unknown and cannot after due dili- gence b« asenrtainad. or. if he be dead, his widow, issue. descendants, heirs and next of kin. ilium !nni»s and places of residence are unknown and cannot after due diligence be ascertained; ami Frank H. Btanbery (pome- times known as Frank H. Benjamin). If he be living, whose place of residence is unknown and cannot after due diligence ba ascertained, or. if lie be dead, his widow, issue, descendants, heirs and next of kin. whose names tmd places of residence are unknown «rd cannot after due dil!pvne« be ascertained, the heirs and next of kin of Mm:* S. <Jourlay. deceased, end greeting: Whereas, Ed- ward s. Hall, of the City ol New York, has lately ap- plied to the Surrogate's Court of our County of New York, to have a. certain Instrument in wrltir.*, relating to both real and personal property, duly proved as the last Will and Testamer.t of Maria. .< Gourlay. la«» of the County of New York, deceased. Iterators you and each of you aie cited to appear before the Surrogate of our County of New York, at his office In the County of New yor\. en tho '_'7tli day of April, one thousand r.ir.< hun- dred and fight, at half-past ten o'clock in the forenoon cf that day, then and there to attend tl-.a probate of the_ ea:d last Will arid Testament. And Fuch of you as ere hereby cited as are under the age rf twenty years ' are required to eppcar by your guardian. if yon have one. or If you have none, to appear and apply for one to be api-ointed. or. in the event of your neglect or fail- ure to co :\u25a0. a guardian will be appointed by the Surro- gate »o represent and act for you in the proceeding- 11l testiinonv whereof. We hare caused the Peal of the Surrogate's Court of the said County of New York to 1>« liereur.trv affixed. Witness. Hon. TL. a.; CHARLES II BECKETT, a Fun-agate cf our saii County of New York, at said County, the 2. R th day of February. In the year of our Lors on« thousand tine hundred and eight f DANIEL .T. DOWDXET. Clerk of the Surrogate"* Court. FffVIM I'HOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY A the grace of God free and independent, to Cedar Grove Cemetery, Mary A. Friable, Margaret M. Dart, Georee Jeremiah. Charles E. Leach, James P. Whiskeman. l!erbert It Ki:iy. Herbert ii Kellogg, Harriet M. Davis. Hllaa A KeJlosg Kdward W. Kellogg. Kdward R. Kel- logg. Robert I' KeUors;. Arthur B. Kellogir. and to all rtrsone iiHerostr J in the Ept'tto of Giles K. Dart, late of the ... . of New Yrrk, deceased, as creditors, legatees. n(xt <.f kin .ir • -\u25a0•.-.:-.. Bend greeting:: You and each of yni are hereby cited and required personally to be an.i ap- pear before our Surrogate of the County of New York, at the Sarrocates' Court of Fa!d County, held at the Hall of Kecor-3^ in the County of Sew York, on the oth day of Slav I!**at half-past ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day r then and there to attend a Judicial settlement of the account of proceedings of Herbert K. King, as Executor of the Last Will and Testament of said deceased; and such of you as are hereby ciied as are under the age of twenty-one years are required to appear by your guardian, if yori have one. or If you have none, to appear end apply for r.^e to be appoint) or in the event of your neglect or failure to do co. a guardian •.. 11l be pointed by tha Brrroitate to repreaeat and act for you in the proceeding. In testimony whereof, we have caused the saal of the c urrt , K atet.' Court of tlie raid County of New ork to be fculrC4 " bPI-eu-HobPl -eu-Ho afilxed. V.-itiicat. Hon. ABNER C. THOMAS a Surrogate L f our baid County, at rLt <si the County of New York, the 4th day of March. 1 in the ear of our Lord one thousand liiae hundred and W-^.^ \u0084 DOWDKKT. Clerk of the Burrogatea' Court. %T»K»r,K -UK MU?«r.. " BTBISWAT & EONS' TTAREROOSC*. 107 an.l lU'J Cast 14;h »r.. New Yor.; • itt. To W. H. Howen. c-wner «.f t!*-inway gram! piano N* 19t*8ft _'~_». T. Mrs. Marie 1..-±:.ij'<. \u25a0%:'\u25a0 r of s.tetn- T.av yran.l piar.> No. IV* <WZ- . - _ f.i Mrs. N. T. M. Mi>risa._»wn_er o? J. » f Fischer grraaJ piano No. 7".i*.">. To K-tat- ->f Maori IlarTiacm, owrer Ktelnway grand rian'> N'r*. 4"5.4:»7. To All«manJ« Vir^ insurant \u25a0• "'^ \u25a0 P!tt»- tmrs owner cf Steinway upr's^t jiano N<x B&38BL To J. E. Browr.inar. otvner cf St»!r.Tray granl piano No. •\u2666*.'>"'?- To Chas. Barry, owner cf Steinway rrana piano No. 68.80& To Raw Win. Btarfaa. .^-wr.pr of ?t»»Tn- way jnuare piano No. 2(5.34.". T-> Mtsa M. E. Ward, owner of Linden 4 Friti squar" piano No. C 37. V ,-; are hereby not:f!.'.i tiiat-tb»»t!me ' - tha payment of tiis cornpaa;- '5 <-!jirr» upon the property above daacrtbad. hav:ng ex- pired after notice thereof hat he- n sriv-a ycu. this CMBpeuxy w!!l cause m! 1 ptcf<f. tr. wit: Certain pianos above nun:ea -\u25a0• ! by yoa respectively In oiir «arcniora.". to r^ coM at pub-.le auction accorUinss to th* eratuta in »ii«U caa-s ma.!e ar.d pnwWaoH a' Auction I'.oonis, 21 ar.d 23 F.ast 125th St., lSor'iU?!! of M.ir.iijttan, Ne.« York, en May r.th next. 1:h^«. at 1 p. td.. and on each suec»?<iin* <iay at rh» sani» place an»l time until sa!-» is Oirapleted. N#w York. April I*. -- STEtXAVAT * PON? DOMESTIC ,SnTATIO>S W.*>TEDt Proposals. COACHMAK. &c— Couple, childless: steady position; man expert chauffeur, coach- man and gardener; wife chambermaid and waitress: best references. Call evenings, Weber. <i 0West lCOth st. CCOKS. — Two exceptionally cood SvreJlsh; *.i^3s;« and $40. " Osterberg's Bureau, 716 Lexington aye. Tel ll£o — Flaza. COOK an] laundress; chambermaid and waitress; few two very nice girls; excel- lent references; writes i 2."> and $--. Ost-r- berg's Dun a 11. 713 Lexington a«M Tel. IMB- Plaza. COACHMAN.— English, married; experi- enced; f.m cliss references; country pre- ferred. Johnson. 142 Weal 62d St. H—iaa LAUNDRESS. — SwellSli; Crat class; will- ing to assist wIU»-«UM w._>rk. in, fnc.il chiiK.berraai i : ex.-»llent r*-f*rences. Osrsr- b*-rs's Bureau. 710 Lexington a." Tel., 1u65 Plaza. VIRGINIA. VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS. NEW k*OUK OFFICE— 243 FIFTH AVENUE. Waters, baths, hotels and environments nowhers equalled. Rheumatism, gout and nervous diseases cured Complete, hydro-therapeutic apparatus. Japanese palm room Golf riding, driving «n.i outdoor pastimes Through sleepers leave New York 4:. P. M. week days. Tickets and Pullman reservations C. & O. Office. 383 BrGbdway. and Offices Pennsylvania Railroad FRED BTERRY. Manager. Hot Springs. Va. STENOGRAPHER. — Typewriter (17); on« year's experience: good penman; quick ami accurate; willing to assist In office; slight knowledge of bookkeeping, salary, $7 B. Anthony Rieger, 2344 Crotona aye. \u25a0TEACHER.— Frenchman (25 1. speaks also English. Italian and some Spanish, seeks position for the summer as tutor for children, companion or secretary; would" travel; can furnish very good references from pupils and others: salary moderate; solicits interview. Kindly write P.. Room r.40. 1402 Broadway. COACHMAN.— Married; naaantmada rare of line hurs>» ar.l carriages, n n-.7> . 10 years' references; coUßtry i re- feiied. Teater, 118 West s(»th t-t. COOK— CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS. — By two alstera; excellent rook and very competent waitress and chambermaid; best of references: wages J3W an! $22. Ost.r- bt-rst's Bureau. 716 Lexington *c. Tel. 1U&5 — Plaza. LAUNDRESS. CHAMBERMAID. — Very fine laundress: neat and quick about Jit work: booU references; wages. $22 to 525; city or country. Flaherty's Bureao. 14« A Columbus aye. Tel.. 74. — R!v#r Horses and Carriages. I^ODBLB '" MANOR FARM, WEST NTACK, V. V.. V with Its I"" acres of richest and naturally watered pasture, is the. ideal place to board or pasture your horse; expert management. TIMEKEEPER or clerk: young man (24 >; speaks perfect German and English. 2780 Eighth aye. WATCHMAN.— and reliable: Rood references; experienced. Fay, 178 Kast lOUth st. COACHMAN. — By single Scotchman. "•>: best cityreference-.): city or country- a \u25a0\u25a0- dress T. C. Tribune Uptown Office, 1364 Hroadway. LAI'NDHES? By - \u25a0•-' Genraa; flr«t das.--; S'ii-Jst>; r»f»r'iir»s; also other*. Math»wson Bureau. -.J «th a-. . 4T:j» sL Tel 3ty—Bryant. COOK. Swedish c'.rl; \ery cood coolc and baker; can take entire charge r.f kitchen; competent; pleasant disposi- tion: wages $30. Oalnilwa/s Bureau. 71* Lexington aye. Tel. 1055 — I'laza. Toun^ Woman Takes Carbolic Acid and Throws Herself in Front of Car. Aft«r two attempts at suicide yesterday, first by Crir.kir.^ <\u25a0 art-jlir acid and then by \u25a0 arias herself Jn front of a trolley car, Julia Morgan, twenty-five yars oM. of No. Ilf2 .jOth street, Brooklyn, told Uagistral* Tiplic. in the Fifth avenue police court, that she had no further desire to take her life. Th- ynm t \u25a0 aaaMtai bought carbolic acid Jn a drug •tore at No. 4~» Fifth avenue shortly after C o'clock yesterday morning. Tha cJerk thought she acted rwher suspiciously, and so pave her a weak so!u- tk-n <.f t!,e drug. ,-.-\u25a0•••\u25a0 Fifth avenue •be drai.k the acid, bat realizing that It was not «ror.K rooucb to kill lier she tlucvv herself in Irr.ni «i^ a RKAbbound Fifth av<-nue car. Tl.r motormaa was quick enough." however,' to i PTly 'he brakes, and stopped liis car only a foot •**y from her body. She wa* arrested, Bud in coun Bhe told the ?nagistra.T«* tiiat lier sweetheart's ACKllioa a vcar ££t> had prcmi>ted lier to kill COACHMAN*.—Has worked f r pood fam- ily, nrat-claas references; prtsent em- ployer can be seen; in city; nea« appear- at: «- willingand obll^laif. Apply i". C Tribune Uptown Otlice. 1304 Broadway. LAT'NDRESP. — First class aa all hranchas) of flno washing anl ironing: be^t of ref- erences; city or «-ountry. M. s , Mrs. Col- lier'i Agency. 122 West 3d a«. COOK and HOUSHTvVORKBH-— By mldd!» aged woman: r;«>l cook: lit country: snail place: excellent i*(ar«acea; wai^ea $I'J mcnthlj-. K. C. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau. io:; Mil (vs.. ccrcer *2d st YOUNG MAX. -'.. jeotrea place with -wholesale house, In shipping; or receiving department; best references; rood packer and marker. Dletz, "51 Central aye. Brooklyn. Excursions. CX)ACHil AN".— Useful young man: care of tina horses, lawn, road; careful driver: willing. obliging; country preferred; good references. J. L.. lit x 116. 617 (itti aye. MAID and seamstress, or any liaiitdntlsi; industrtour tight colored «rirl: city or country; references. Fields. 213 'West t£H *». TOUNO MAX iL'2i: useful: pttrata house reference. James Foulas. 1.">2 Kast 27ti. at COACHMAN".— UsefuI young man; care of fine horses, lawn. road; careful driver: willing, obliging; country preferred; good references. J. 1... Box 11C. t>l7 Mb ay«. QEAI^D EIIAS OR I'R..PCiSAI.smU>IiE]!K.-EIVED « yss $zfs&& fiooi "until' 11 M. on May l-\ I8t«. for th« con«.ni< ,i,,M\u0084f t!, 4 WallklU vt^iure tunnel. In the town. cT New .. ...eu ,<uk At .... Smtalrins inf-nnation for blddera. form of conttact. i ESe?'HSS^aw'».^to^ l» r PP t .V rVtari. actable condition wlthta thirty Ution with*, d"vS fr..,n the date on w.-IVI, hid* are to be opened, lor «,,,'. v-»- rsnii'ii':ir^ •=•\u25a0•• City R« eoru. rurt&er .am -, BB &f SEl* 1 Commissicnera President: L ..f 'he CHARLES N. CHADWICK. f . Board of CHARLES A. SHAW. J Water Bui pry. .! WALDO SMITH. «'hief Engineer. THOMAS HASSE Secretary. Y"I.XO MAX. - Kui'.nlng switchboard In hotel or apartotaart house. Fred U. Simon, 4.'-S i-a.st COth St. MArr> or NURSE to mm on» «roir.« to France, by younc; woman. 38: ca: a • ct takirg charco of baby; tpeaJcs Enx!i.«h. Ijtur 3 Conaa. Prospect Drlv». rax* iitlL. Tonkara YOI'N'G MAX would like position as be- ginner at millinery or designer for ladles' dresses: Greek: age eighteen. Nicholas Cristalles. 48 West 2Sth at., New York. ( I STARIN > S EXCURSIONS BTKAMBOATS AM) BARfIES to all PLEASURE) RESORTS on LONG ISLAND SOUND and HUDSON RIVER. Mn«n'!Wnt Saloon Steamers "Glen" and •'Richmond," each 1.200 capacity. "Sea Gull." too capacity. Bargaa of ail size*. Sunday Schools a Speclaltv. OFFICES: rORTLANDT ST PIERS, N. T. . 'Phone. l-".'« rortlandt _j Instruction. For Both Sexes— TUt BK.KI.ITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. Madison Square (1122 Broadway. ) Harl»m lira li. 348 Lenox Aye., near 127th SL. Brooklyn " "'\u25a0'' Court St. BUMMER SCHOOL AT ASBTTRT PARE. X J. Teacher* sent to all places within hundred miles. School Agencies. AMKKICAX AMI FOREIGN TEACHERS' AGENCY xiipplKs L'roft-saoni, Tn&i'tiprs, Tutors. Uovii nessrs. etc.. to t'oilrßeu, School ami Families. Apply to Mrs. M. .7. Yu['.\'ii-|.'n.ToX, 3D [*ni >n Square. DAT 8 WORK. respectable colored worr.an: after of?k« hours, or fcjr week. Answer ur eat] all I \u25a0-- G. L. Hill, cart* of Rollins. 317 West Stith »t. DAY'S '.'.(IKK — Woman wishes day's work In a restaurant; will do any klrd of wo-k' willing. Mrs. t'zpuk. 6»i East HOih st COOK. — First cla**: neat, tljy «irl. very line plain and ".jn-y rook: understands Gem.iin and AaMrieaa dish's; » u.\ bread an: pastry, entres and icen; no objection to country; was-* $80 to $36; best reJ«-reDc»s. Flaherty's liureau. 4*5 Columbus a.ye. Tel 741— lUver. YOUNG MAX. light colore-3. to drive doc- tor's auto ami be useful otherwise; or as- sistant chauffeur. William, care Keiaer, S West aim at. TOUNO MAX. ambitious, alcne. at busi- ness throughout day (short boors), offers m.iare time fur small remuneration: rofer- »nces. L. li.. Tribune Harlem Branch Of- fice. MASSErsE.— Graduate »f B.ia?ag» tn»ti— tute. - - ilailaa. Sweden: with hospital experlT.. ... as rv.asw.ise ar.d nurs^: for tj- valid lady, fnod sewr: rejerenca Al. THirt. care of Dr. lUchy. 162 East 4«»th at. NI'ttSERY GOVERNES?.— German; 8r« class: speaks (rood Kn^Ush: excellent city references: »»{'». 9U OaterberT* Br»- reau. 71(1 Lexington ay». Tel., 106&—Plaz*. COACHMAN*.— A lady desires to recom- mend her coachman who ha» been in tli» service of family a number of years; out en account of death: trustworthy and thor- oughly competent In every respect; city or country. 8., 120 Waal 43d at. COACHMAN — CHAMBERMAID. 4c— By man and wife; man ns i-oachman. wife us cl'a.mberma!d atid waitress; man speaks no English, but understands it; wife Byeaks Kn«!Lih and French, li. Kois>-. Ba West lith st. NI RSE.- Ft refined North German; cr-aa- petent In every way; or as maid; city or country: references. Vir;-— \ n l>ui«*-. t"22 <?th aye.. 4Tih st. 873 — Bryant. YOUNG MAN*, 20. ewrsetie. intellißent. d»»ire» piacn with aUvancement. Emlla KngeJ. Mo East «th st. /-\rFi»'R oi" the ooaiMissiojfEats, 0. c. wabh- I) Inxtoa D. <".. April IC IWKt—Sealed proposals will rti«-iv-<l at <His oflUe uni'l 12 o'clock noon, t-'sturday. ill-- l\~l»0*. for jiavinc Ist street. X. K. tit t»een II F'reVt nna New York avenue, with granite block. Blank f.nnifl of proposals and Wpedficattona. totetii«ji- Kith »11 ujj-aaaaiy Information, may Ik* obtained 1 at Room 43 I>isuVt BulWfnc. HENBT a K. KM;I.AM». HKNKY 1.. WEST, JAY .1. •I.''.' >« Commissioners, I>. C. I;KFORIi AKSKNAU PHILADELPHIA, PA.. 1 April IS. 11*08.— Sealed propoaala, upon blank fonni furnish*"! by )!iis office, «i!l l>o received until 1 o'clock p. i".. Friday. May L», 1908 for fun:lsiiiii|; during •lie. rl*'' a ' year eodlns June 30. I'M'J. Cloths, p,,,, f , afl ,i Threads. Forage. 3teel and Iron, HPamlfss Copper Tubir.s. Tin. Zi:ic. Lead and Antimony, Iron ("aaiings Cartridge aletala. Hardware. FiiJiiiblii^, K!'-am Fitting and Electrlca] Bupplies. lather jtnd Canvas H'lting. Munber, Kuel. chemicals, Oils and Paints I'aper, Strawboard and f'lilpboard. Tools and UiacelUneoua Article*. For Information, apply to The i'ur.-.mav.dins: Officer. "DOC" OWEN MAKES BARREN VOYAGE. "•r^oc" Owen, the gambler, who declared nearly a yrar aj:o that he had reformed and would no fc*r?<sr foUov the of pla>ln« i»okcr on the UiaseiE, arrived !i« re yesterday oa ilio Hamburtf- AaKricu :iu«-r Kais^nn Augusts Victoria. His Identity tias learned «>: lie "rent aboard, anO lie t-fl r.o opportoalty of dinptaytng his art uitiuJLhe t*r<l rj^ok an irn' jtassag'- across. K?\«:ij castotna hMpectora tmiw;nlaced the gam- tier yesterday ?.h b« l"d th« march do*ii the W^piar.k. ... c •-.-•\u25a0 f-«id •\u25a0: - of the in- •fttctora; "back «sain?' O»*-:i eaillod. Faying; **Ah. you mnesnter mo, eh?* "I'O'' <3e-c!in<:d Io talk of his rlar.s and !'-ft t)>« t'W in a Lurry. Ii «a« said nlt<.ard the sie^in«»r J t»t ;hp gfcm'tj'er had tnu aesoclatea with him. but tftir idf;:tity couid not b« i«-^rufed. NL'IiSE. — Good, smart young K'r!; neat am* tiJy; very K»>o.i r«f«r«nc<Mi: wattes $^"X F'aherty'a Uureau. ... Coluoabua aye. T«;.. 741-UHer. YOUNG AN wishes a coed place. Louis Iran, 27 Grace at . Jersey City Heights. N. J. a - DAT*9 WOKK. — Respectable woman wants work; cut by day wai-hing cr ci«-an-ln£. Mrs. i"orcor**i, - Pacific »:.. Brooklyn. DAY'S WORK.— By colored woman- apart- ment cr offlc* Address, all week. C U. HlTl. 314 Weat 36th a) FIRST CLASS eaoka, jajnaiilnaansi wait- ress** parlormaids. cliamberaaM) and houiemaljs on hand; n:o*tly Scandinairian anU i>rnan hei;>: refrrcnefs strictly In- vestisated. ScanJinavlkn Krcp. Burea% "47 Lexington a\t-., between SOth and Butti dts. Tel. 48* — Plaza. MARCH 28. IMW.—BBAUBD c, will be Kveivc.l, until 11 repalrlne. palntln( ami lv- , J'oiit Hoopital. liifurnu- c»n I,", h'. r«aervra right to envelop..-, containing pru- ipuoala for repairing llo^i<i- t'HAJ.". I. \u25a0 i.-n, i; Qr. Mr. will live WITH stitches IN HEART Bosscona now say tliiJt Iloljert Ingii.-'. of Yon- kers, i« OT;t o f «3angt-r, tliousli Beferal stitches had I W iik»-n mi his lit-art aft^r l«e w^s stabbed oo i 4. ij s EAwirA I". IJiiffy, who i**rtvrmf>\ the \u25a0Parai . ..... has iie:u«-«i, and that t. tiia^. t-> of recovery arc &»•<}. T7M3RT scnrYu;i:. n. y., X 1 |)roi»o?aiH. in triplicat« a in.. April 20. lU«S. for •talliax plumbing nitueea. tlon rui iii!-!"-'! ••\u25a0' appllewlM i^;.-.t ..•\u25a0.:. projMjuaU. 1m ,.-cl;!« vill Ue marked ;*l > ro tal" a!..l adlr-.— - •! I.I' "I ' YOUNO MAN. colored, as housekeeper for barlielors, <\u25a0:\u25a0 as cook- i» si r« Tetf-nci-s. Hornaby. rare of l{yai». 230 West 4l«t st. i'Ol v-'tv -'t MAN, IS. learning Illnatratlnr. !>•-•« pualUusj Htvtra that Una of work In t<> be i\.jU<s. H. i' . B«x V.I. Tribune or Bee IVOKa WANTED. I>K£BSMAKnMI AMI MII.I.INKHV FARMER.— Working foreman, by Annt- can. maTrleU, no cnlUren; gioJ worker: •crved >«•»!•« at t^c lu-!iies=i; exponent <>J in vi 1 . iuachln«r>"! twiicnt herdtman: us.>i io bunrJins an.l bandUnc i»-U>; »ucci»«afa| with poultry; utrli-Hy sober; wll r«COtnw n;ciiiieii. t'irptr.ier" s llureiu. 194 6lli »•'\u25a0 COACHMAN. KngIIsh; married; no far.i- lly; city or country; thoroughly experi- enced; honest, sober, industrious; rtrst class reXerasee*. Coachman. Mr.East 4Uth st. COACHMAN. — Swedish married man; no family, sober, r« liable, competent In aver] particular; careful driver and rider; understands automobiles: best references; city or country. Streyffert, 161 East 27th. COACHMAN. QARDEXER or GROOlf.— -iii.i;. t<<ber anil stntilv: 'in.lepjtaiiiis the i:i.re tif horses, harnnss. c.imurfrd. lawn*. tlrS\r-!« and flowers: wiMins an 1 ouli){:r<; cjferente. JrrnnUh Sitditr, l«;t> blrecker iC FAKMHANUS.— Several h»wed<s. Oertoana, Km!* li*!* :r!- v . sikj..i men; »^»>»-r. wii:- ::.», b.na aiiKious fur *urk; refctt-norst. ?,luthew«on s Bureau. -.-.„., t+Ttn bii. Tel.. B"S— Bryaat I>Ki:SHK3. \u25a0\u25a0•It \u25a0!,. .'!.!.! ii*. up: <Srr»^f». it.:. .;/..,,•-. it-",... '._•;:. i. «\u25a0«!:. '..ii <\u25a0.<: . near r.4tii «. \u25a0 ... \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 , I \ ri.i 1 . XlI » ;- \u25a0 \u25a0 IOK tJAIJK.'- -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'•" -'/'/--: UESKS.- Holi-lops. —- \u2666Itloaa. railiuKji. iaSI«-E. <liaire. t.-l*phonf- b-oil.s. «"•'\u25a0 roVs. mirror wall llxiur«-»; I""*}"*"? rIJ L" ;.i-.ur.- ftil kind*. Finn KroSL. Uroad- \,av. r.'l-r.r. KratiMiu Ol,li 111 If ANt> MIAKH- m OlTrT*"'jO!.U. tllier «n4 prtctojw '"'«« I'OUClit Ht tOgh—t TT.tLTlift >««'-'\u25a0: ,'"" Mto cew aniclfs or **cliar.;r*lfor n««_)«*- »li/ or Jaj..ir."«.? ..,•:. *•- **-r»« * Uctaiy. «l UVit Slth St. FcbmU A,— TRAVEIXJXa .Ml- ANION - Refined >uung girl *»! r»« position as caanpajiton to a iii.l, . mlili.R and honest. Addrens >:. C.. box l' 1 . Tribune <>.;; - IVUUK WANTED, ttelai A SNA!' v.ai.t.il b>- a rolored ti.Jn tf ciralnary aijiiiiy: mare than $15 per w*«k coo<Sd«>t«d; will tali ill >.-v acid carfare. A<i«irr£s Kox, «\u25a0!-' Wtst SJrth *t. AMERICAN WIDOW of social standing am 1 , executive ability *tvkn poaltloa aa \iseiul i«t™imu'; <lty or country; li!<;if»t credentials. Aiiurrsu T. i: . i! x it. Tribune » Hill «:. COMPAXIOX-SCEJIETAUY. —By college Kraauat-. . excellent reader: kmoJ book- ket-per; musician; would travel; hlelit-^t references. Addrtsa V. IV.', l!o« 17". Weatvood, N. J. i'AKMUU. *c—By first clan Oertnan far- n:*-r aiul ilalryman, ull'i help; ttrt r.'i- erencea. (Jra,ut« los i-iwt IHh at FARM HAN U.S.— several Rind men: *'.s-> o-uplfs: Holier; willing and ami.iim f.-r worl references. '1.-rmin <vntril Bureau, &<ty 3d ay«. Telepbonfl .">t» Uadlson. GAIM>i:NDI{. iMVi'lllMN. -«lerniaii. nilt- <llp nj'il . on K^ntli-inan'a plair; haiitlv <I! around; i«-f»reiu». 11. 11.. MO re*r| *t. CHAPERON or roMPANION By lady of i-ultiire: at would tak» diaxsTa children while p*r«Bta trfoel: Mtlsfactory terms for unnaotn hlnh»st aortal indorasweW. R. A. V.. P"» 17. Tribune OSca R I IM-'iIENTS a!:d subscriptions for The Tribune received at their Uptown Office. No. 1364 Bread way, Urtirea :irit!i and S7tb "ta.. mill :> .••\u25a0\u25a0. p. m Ad- vcrtls-ementa received at the following branch ufflcea at :>k'ui..' ofl • rates until f> oViocU p. in-, vijj.: 'Mi -• . mw- a. a. ror. U'."h! it.: 15.1 i.' iiv.v. cor. I.! ;, M : U" Ejul HUi hf.: 537 TVe»t 4'. 1 .! »'... hetwe#n 7-', «'« ftb ivn: -H: W«*( l»lh \u25ba: . IWS 3H »vr, t-rtnrop- Tfirh an.) '7th »i ; IHi'H 31 aye , \u25a0 -•,'•• ; | ;•\u25a0- i. • ay« . near hPi'i 5f : P7 Fa^t 1?.".t,i *t : ">: T>»nior<t «.• » . \u25a0\u25a0. \u25a0 .'!') j'p and »r.y Anvrlc«n lth- Irltf T"!rjrirh cffiv*. Malk. . ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER.— Tou'nj OBM itt)j; honest vi..! »\u25a0. :;,,!.,.\u25a0 . k^'J ; '..-r.-ii. c Oiiar.Vs Heller. . -I,Hart rt.. Brooklyn. BtinKKKi:Pi:it. 4c.'— Youne man «.i book- l.t.[.rr or clerk: bait \u25a0 |h i !«n< « in steam- Sliij. ..rl! -L-; »i»-a,is ijcniiun, J-*tmi«;li. liiiKll«h a:. a SUvinlj. Teschoer. :><k> tiiitM»i m. GATIIiLNEn. —Fv lnirrled mm no family: ears of gratlemau'a v>lj.c*. pith \">«g». uneWstaadi *•\u0084." '.: leg flow«>r». ia^viif, roms »-->.f r«(ilf v ': e^-?<l rtferfn.ea. i:. Fruit. 417 Wut It fa at- UE.NKHAL HOUSEWORK.— By motfcarl and ua.u»»!t«;r. In private raiaily; city or | •eiintry »:ark. I>U5 \\V*t 4T>th »t. mH-SKKGJiI'ER.— A !^lv «ishra to pU<V hrr huuj^kfi-u-r whom she thoroughly NCOnilUcßtls; its y.ars" rer«-rer.i>>. &rs i'i.'k:ii.-.u'.s •"o-opTutivo liui^aj. 331 M«uii- i a.-n u\f. T«t 373*— C*th. HOV3EKEEPEU — By a younic amnku. uf reflaenurm ; wt.uM take full char«p \u0084r t>»— botne; im objections tochlhtrtii i>r |b« .\u25a0\u25a0>ur::i>. Mwurrsttr »«j.s .^.. l;ox 4t». TrIbUXM I'Htlor. IXOUSEWORJC^-Bjr yottnjc Korwcstaa girl; »»ti«- >»-ar in la.-t place; <"imip*r»-nt anj militia B'^'l r»f*-r»-ni'r». Ostei-l»rs'» iiu- rcaAi 710 i<cxiiist»» aye, Ttl., 1u55-l»!aia. Ui>l'^lAVoKKt;R. — Swedish ITi>te»tant: n'> Tvastin«. a'.'i>«l cook; country preferre.l It 1.. Mrs. Collier's Asency. l^J West S3d »t. HOIISBWORKER.— Cemaui; ... un.l ftTSiior.t ;iw> years' city ref«-reno» ; rikjil ,<%<\u25a0!{ »ni! bakvr: <Uy cr >cun»rv. M*th»-v- foa Hureju. Si: ?th «ye . «;..., at Jt3— Bryaat. UAPTS M\!T» »n<J SEAMSTRESS -Br very n'<-» p!»a»^art Btrl; reHable. «orope- ter;t; «»Mlir!ng: et^'.lent re- onnnierxi-iiiona. o»teri'«rs'» Bureau, 713 Leilnjt-.in »>*•. Xet. lftiS-ria/*. NL'ItSE. — lteflrwj Carman w^riutn. h*vi*« bcaptuU tr_lntrj. wuuU! like la care ;; u t eoAvaucscent lauy .is nu:»»rr.aul; v. i.;-.:i~ t> trnwl in «;«-ri:,auy : u'x*l r--w>-r; references. IleitWtg KnaUer. lit lr\»n_ l'ta<-«. 'wAJTUnjJS or PAKLOJIMAID.— By ce;u- i •\u25a0\u25a0.:\u25a0. young kUI: .'r-ictxaa; ::.!.-\u25a0\u25a0 yv».-a la U*l vlU'.-; asc«Be*l refrrencea. <_^:. \u25a0 - U-rs'a BturaO. 71* :*. :.,.-:i •««. T«L. v.aitkes^.— fomt'trtent Valtran la sro«ll j.iivut« vily t»:iui>. Uii •::,. .furt...,* «'_ll :: tla>». 4tt> yii*XU \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 Y»uie-» fU. WAITRESS.— BJ >-»ir< niri: cltj or cona- try b»->t <;f \u25a0•frttacaa: ;::..- f_mi:>. Ataea ftmm. <» <th \u25a0«*. WAITRESS.— Fir** <-liii.-<: can taka butler's place: unJt-rslaml* vnr.es aaii s*:;...<: dkri K"od cure at Cttmr and Kill—; w__e» ; s-_ t> ?ii Flaherty's BVtsOa »5j Colun»- i bua »vf. Tel.. 7»l—Hiver. _ i \\ A ITU KSS.- Scotch Protnta*ta> strict;* first cl.isa: tan »«'*#• bvt)er*a j>!ac~. \trr I neat: beat of reference*: nrv or VWUitIJK I B »J Mrs. ColUsr* As«ncy. l^» Ye»» ; C3l at ! WAITRESS— C(X)K — By t»o partkcu!ar!r reat vneft* wos.ien; or* «ai:res». '\u25a0 % t^«r r->.»:-.: moi references; cln- «r countn.- B. U,. Mrs. Colics 1• AK<ac}. 121 •* a« A \u25a0' \u25a0."\u25a0:r * *\u25a0 Ic\ .J-Tfiit'.t ii«rnun lady. «f r»- • • \u25a0 ii. «« ioirp^p'.i" prmMM or r'r>»h»r'» i »)r)»r Fr'H'-h and rmati lately landed. KrlOa Vaup«l, £i'» Park a\e. AMBITIOUS yourr man. with artistic abil- ity, with lilhocmpher. i.'lustmfnr or d*- fl».;i it; i-Hiifurnish reference un<l »>an>i'l*s Of -.urk. i'lurher, .•»\u25a0 Jiast S*»t (j ti. A r-AI.KHMAN, now handlti . »n office nperi«liy. «•• lid be rijci conaMer a. inch i-;a»B pJOjivtltini lu'i.iliii- a different line AildrcM "-'•• li«j> 27. Tribune pfHoe AOCOWNTANT.i — B-p»rlen«-«<1. dektrrt wor_; lemj/or* ry or poalttoti, aHi'jh i". a., SUOTflnUj Uuildlns. Ne-v • \u25a0 i. Ctiy. STOR.It.E NOTICES. NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1908. Spring R< WORK WANTED. WOBK WANTED. FLORENCE BURNS SUES. PUBLIC Of ICES. ARMY AND NAVY NEWS KIW JFBSEI. Mala. GARDENER til years of ag«>: under- stands care of torses; good driver; best of references. B. Webb Kramer. MS Wt« 63d st. \u25a0' - Male. BOOKKEEPER. — Toun* man; thoroughly experienced, double entry; good penman; trial balances, etc. L. l»yer. 100 East 113 th at. Female. CHAPERON. — Highly recommended North German, middle aped, speaking French and English; full charge of children: Rood disciplinarian; as chaperon for motherless children or as manager of cowl household. W.. German Governesses' Home. 160 East COthst. : •*-:\ 13 DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WA>'TBD.
