The evening world. Newspaper, July 6, 1895, Page 3

i ; 54 INJURED WW AROT, A Gang of Tonghs Attack a Picnic of Roman Catho. lic Germans, THAEE DEAD; A SCORE DYING, Leader of the Gang Stabbed a Man and Was Brained by the Victim's Wife WORSTED, THE TOUGH MADE OFF], For an Hour the Battle Waged Fleroely and Now Physicians Are Working Over the Injured. CHICAGO, July 6.—Startling reports of @ desperate riot at Siberia, Perry County, Ind., are coming in by telephone and couriers from the scene of the en- counter. Dr. William Lomax, of White Sulphur, has gelephoned that a thousand men and women took part in the fight; that three men are dead, four fatally hurt and over fifty seriously injured. The dead are: Fred Elmer, William Geys and Frank Hart. Those fatally hurt are: Peter Bennett, Robert Dodge, Abner Stroud and Sam- uel Wilson. Siberia is but a hamlet of a few dozen straggling houses and a Roman Catholic church, the congregation of which is composed of Germans. They are sim- ple and inoffensive people, but have been greatly annoyed by persons op- posed to their religion. Thursday they planned to enjoy a Breat plenic in the woods surrounding the village. The entire population turned out to enjoy the pienic, and all went smoothly until several gangs of disturbers appeared on the scene and began to make trouble. ‘There were a number of booths on the ground wherein intoxicants were served. ‘These were Mberally patronized by the intruders, who soon began to insult the Germans and their wives. The insults soon precipitated a fight, which in a few moments assumed the proportions of a riot in which everybody took part. Clubs, vases and bottles were brought Into play, and the peaceful pic- nic was immediately transformed into @ Sreat group of struggling, cursing men and screaming women. Samuel Wilson, a leader of the out- siders, was armed with a huge knif. which he wielded on every side, stat bing and cutting many persons, He was finally opposed by a sturdy German who was more than a match for him until Wilson plunged the knife into his neck. As the man fell back his wife sprang through the crowd and dealt Wilson a terrible blow with a beer bottle, crushing his skull. During the melee one of the intruders Kicked a woman about to become a mother, Killing her child and fatally injuring her. It soon became apparent to the attack- ing party that they would be annihilated if the fight was continued, and after their leader was stricken down they ran hastily through the woods to wnere their horses were tethered, and escaped, leaving three of their number on the ground for dead. Cots and litters were hastily tmpro- vised, and the dead and wounded re- moved to the church In the village, and all the physicians in the neighborhood called upon. Dr. Lomax, a surgeon of White Sulphur Well, and his two assist- ants, were kept busy all night caring for the wounded, Dr. Lomax states that he saw fifty- four Injured and believes that several of ‘them will die. He says the fight began @t 3 o'clock in the afternoon and con- tinued for an hour. A telephone message from White Sulphur Well says at least twenty of the injured will die. A courler from the @cene of the battle, who was nent for supplies for the surgeons, states that three persons are dead. Two of them ‘were members of the plenic party, and the other is Wilson, the leader of the *iNearly all, of the, ri Nearly all of the rioters are ; although it is certain that in Rey there were @ number of rough charac- ers from @ district lying Ohio River, bic ie ad ig any of the rioters carried bu; spokes, concealed In. thelr sleeven and em Ww! errific ef ot, neither age nor sex. es partog: ‘The local magistrate has sworn in nearly every man in the community as a deputy to prererve the peace, as it Is feared the rioters will secure reinforce- ments and return for the bodies of their comrades, one of whom in dead and the ethers probably fatally injured, A WOMAN CAUSED ALL THIS. Fifteen Men Cut, Shoot Each Others’ Ears Of BERNARDOTE, Il, July 6—A num- ber of men were drinking in a beer garden here, when a fight was started about a woman. Knives, revolvers and stones were brought into use. A des- perate battle took place, in which fit- teen men took part, and the result is that three of them were fatally wounded. Wilbur Lease had his throat cut, and it is thought he will die. Lester Myers had both ears bitten off and was other- wise badly used up. He will hardly re- cover. Myron Kimball, who was watching the battle, was hit by a stray bullet and badly wounded. John Coakley, one of the participants in the battle,’ was shot, and half a dozen more of ‘those who took part in the trouble, were car- ried off the ground suffering from ‘wounds. a — Holiday Firework Show To-Night ‘The hollday programme of fireworks prepared by Pain for the Fourth of July at Manhattan Beach, and which the rain storm of Thursday pre- China. It ts promised Driliiant firework displ ume. eS Mer. Mer. atoll, who arrived in the city yesterday and was the guest of Archbishop Corrigan over Right, left for~Plattsburg, where he is to open —_—. — —____. WIFE NO. 2 ABDICATED. Forest Fire Got the Treviias Into Troubi IRON RIVER, Wis, July 6—Mr, and Mrs. Trevlin were formerly residents of this city. Shortly before the big forest fires last Fall Mra. Treviin started with her baby to visit friends at Hinckley. When Hinckley was wiped out noth- ing was heard from her, and Mr. Trev- lin took his two remaining children and went there to search for her. The bodies of the people Mrs. Treviin had gone to visit were found, and near them the bodies of a woman and child, which Mr. Treviin identified his loved ones. Mr. Treviin removed to Fort Francis, Manitoba, After a period of mourn- ing, he found it necessary that some one should look after the two remain- ing children, and after a short court- ship married Miss Annie Varley, A few days ago Mrs, Trevlin appeared in Iron River looking well, but worried. Instead of going to Hinckley she had changed her mind and went to St. Paul fur a visit, which extended over some months. Learning her husband had row moved to Fort Francis she went there and found the new wife In her ace. : Pithere was a scene, but Miss Varley concluded to abdicate, and Mra. Trevlin has resumed her place in the affections of her husband. —— MARIE WAS FICKLE. Wedded Woolman When Kron Went Away, then Tied to Seam: Mrs, Marie Woolman, a blonde woman, thirty-four years old, of 214 East Eighty- fourth street, was held in $1,000 ball for examination in Harlem Court this fore- doon on a charge of bigamy. The com- plamant was her first husband, William Kronheim, a lquor dealer, at One Hun- dred and Third street and Second ave- nue, to whom she was married In 1888 Kronheilm went to Furope last Spring on a business trip. married Louis Woolman, proprietor of an intelll- ence office at 1495 ‘Third avenue, May last, She left him after a honeymoon that lasted less than two weeks. Later she had him arrested for abandonment, but he was discharged. A few weeks later the woman met Charles C. Seaman and went to live with him at Thirty-second street_and Second avenue, She soon tired of Seaman and had him arrested on a charge of stealing @ diamond ring from her. He was con- victed and sentenced to three years in the penitentlary, In court this forenoon the woman said that when she married Woolman she had been informed by letter from Ger- many that her first husband had died, Court Officer Levy was sent with the woman to make a search for the letter. THE CRYEN BABY DEAD. Prematurely Born After the Mother's Accidental Shooting. The child of Mrs, Maggie Cryen, who was prematurely born in Bellevue Hosp\- tal Thursday after the mother was ac- cldently shot July 4, died in the hospital early this morning. —— IN THE WORLD OF LABOR. Custom tailors have @ mai at 21 Suffolk street. ss Tailors’ Union No. 27 has its annual’ pieate to- day at the Ridgewood Park Coliseum, ‘The firemen empioyed by the Anchor Brewing Company have joined Brewery Workmen’a Union No, 30. ‘The New York Painters’ Union has removed its headquarters to Retail Grocer's Hall, 138-140 East Fifty-seventh stree Michael J. Frawley te th Secretary of Local Lodge No. 18, of the hood of BollersMakera. Plaitmakers are on strike tractors Ri meeting this evening new Corresponding rother- The officers elected by Local Lodge No. 18 the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen ar F. Jones, Master; Henry Kion, Secretary; J) Lewis, Receiver; J. R. Rowland, Agent, These officers were elected by the United Wood Carvers’ Amsociation yesterd: Frank Becker, President: Frank Fischer, Corresponding Secre- tary; Ferdinand Hein, Treasurer, Willlam Ivory, of the Electrical Workers, was admitted to the Board of Walking Dele yea- terday. The credentials of George Westenberger, of the Steamftters’ Helpers, and of Delegate McAllister, of the K, of L, Marble Cutters, were also accepted, New officers of Cabinet Makers’ Union No. 8 are: Robert H, Timme, Corresponding Secretary : Charles Kulkman, Treasurer; M. Haustein and G. Friteke, Trustees, The union will amalga- mate with Machine Wood Workers’ Union No. 49. ‘The semi-porcelain and white granite mak- ers have decided to adopt the English price-itst which means a reduction of 6 to 10 per cent., and now the wage workers in (he trade are expect- ing a reduction in wages to meet tho cut. Bricklayers’ Union, No. 50, has electe’ Abram ot E. w. Jones, President; Calvin Link, Recording and Corresponding Seretary; J.B, Hibbard, Financial Secretary; Dantel Williams, Treasurer; R. D, Jones, Sergeant-at-Arms; E, Pepper, R. . Jones, William Snyder, Trustees. National Trade District No. miners, has been reorganized, A. A. Adams, 1%, K. of L., The officers are er Workman; James Nolan, Worthy Foreman; William Kiuesmoter, Secretary ‘Treasurer; A, J. Mathiow, Auditor; Martin Gates, ‘Thomas Winning and Isaac Bdwards, Executive Board; James Nolan, Isaac Edwards, A. A. Adams, Reprosentatives to the General Assembly. ‘The Executive Committee of the Hat and Cap- Operators’ Union prog to order on atrike about £00 of its members, who are workin, factories where trade has ‘xreatly improved the members were locked out from the other fac- tories, Joseph Schoenfeld, 137 Hldridge street, has been made Treasurer of the Strike Fund. Committees on Ways and Means and on Plat- form were appointed by the Political Labor Con- the Con ference yesterday evening, and then ference adjourned until Thursday, July 18. Platform. Committee In composed. of Dele nt, O'Brien, Thimme, Kenneally and © a nan, and the members of the Committee on and’ Means are Delegates Cronin, Wilking, Lacy, Lane and Hill All the members of the Board of Walkin, gates attended the funeral of the In muel Johnson. yesterday, He wax a member of the Board five years an the representative of the Elevator Constructors’ Union ‘Tho English Speaking Branch of the New York Painters will hereafter meet In Retail Grocers’ Hall in East Fifty-seveuth street on Monday evenings, Preparations for the reunlon of bookbinders at Salzer's Harlem River Park July 20 are nearly Dele- completed. It is expected that It will be the largest affair ever held by the craft, — Local unions Nos, 1, 3 1, 21 and 22, of che Printed Bookbinders, and’ Nom. 6, 7 of the Blank Bookbinders, have joined’ in the arrangements Nearly all the families of the striking clgar- makers who were employed in the tenementa of the Liberty Cigar Company in East Seventy-frat street, have found other quarters and work in tenement-house clear manufactories = — Closing Days at Ambrose Park. Despite the storm yesterday at Ambrose Park, South Brooklyn, there were at least 900 people at the afternoon performance and no less than 2,000 at the evening entertainment of "Black Amer- ica." Two members of the Ninth Regiment, United States Cavalry, were thrown from their horsea and recetved severe injuries, the collar bone of one being broken. One of the hurdie ridera was thrown from his hor to the hospital In an ambulance. be the last of the Keason at Ambron He was sent Next work will Park, a Fit. Frederick Uhiman, forty years old, a tailor, of 180 East Third street, ts subject to epileptic Ata, and returned home from the hospital on Black- well's Island a few days ago, Me was atanding hear the Kitchen stove early this morning and was in the act of lighting his pipe when he was suddenly selzed with a fit and fell to the floor. In falling he siruck the stove and burned himself badly on the back. The stove, too, was upset and fell upon him. He was so badiy burned that he Was taken to a hospital. $= Soldiers on a Long March. Light Battery K, First Artillery, at Fort Ham- fiton, has started for @ march tn the Berkshire Hills for two mogtha’ target practice and fleld inatruction. ‘The march was begun yerterday morning. The battery consists of seventy-five men, Ave officers, ‘They camped last night at Van Cortlandt Park, 2 A Tough Rind Watermelon. A new kind of watermelon, @ product of Florida, hae been introduced into the local market. Ite exterior is #0 tough it will stand rough hendling without ry. The fruit is luscious and of THE THE LONDON STAGE. Paderewski Makes His Hair Fit the Country He Visits. The Pianist’s Star Seem: Somewhat on the Wane. Daly’s Production of “Two Gentil men of Veroma”’ Criticieed, (Copyrighted, 1898, by the Assoctated Prose) LONDON, July 6.—Paderewski's only concert here this season was given last week, and, while St. James's Hall was full, there was a great deal of paper flying about, and his star seems some- what on the wane. Rosenthal, who is also here, seems to have eclipsed him. It is reported that as a result of sev- eral conferences, Paderewski and Sauer have signed an offensive and defensive alliance in connection with future Amer- {ean tours, and have parcelled out the country. Sauer was under contract to go to America this year, but {t is now stated that he will not go, so as not to interfere with Paderewski. The latter in his turn is reported to have ¢greed not to visit America the following year. In connection with Paderewski, it is tated by one who knows him intimately, that the length of hair is always gradu- ated according to the countries he visits. In. sober, classical Germany his hair is quite short; in France a little longer; England ts treated to a still further dis- play, while in America the longest period 1s reached. It is certainly a fact that his hair in England is much shorter than it has ever appeared in America. Under the management of Henry Ab- bey, Sarah Bernhardt has made a new departure in touring the British prov- inces. Since the close of her London engagement she has been doing the out- side towns in @ special palace car train of the Midland Railway. Her season ends to-night at Manchester, and the innovation in the way of travelling by special train has excited much com- ment in the British press. Mr. Lowenfeld has sold the American rights of “Gentleman Joe’ to M. #. Curtis, of “Bam'l of Posen" fame. Some of the papers have been having a laugh over the terms which Fay Tem- pleton has just signed. It seems that the fair Fay is under contract to pre- sent herself at rehearsals “at a weight reduced to not more than 180 pound: The production of “Two Gentlemen of Verona” has excited much diverse criticism, There has been praise for the manner in which it is mounted and objection to the manner in which Mr. Daly interpolated music in Shakes: peare's text. Ada Rehan and James Lewis have been highly commended by the critics. M. B. Curds gave a trial matinee of “Sam'l of Posen” on Thursday last at the Galety Theatre. The result is that the newspapers have united in a chorus of condemnation, and express wonder at the fact that ‘“‘Sam'l of Posen” was successful in the United States. = MRS. WINTERS MURDERED? Before Dying She Accused Charles Russell, Who Is Locked Up. Mrs, Sarah Winters, colored widow, forty-five years old, died at her home, 217 Bullivan street, last night, under circumstances which has caused an in- vestigation to be made by the police and the Coroner. Charles Russell, forty-nine years old, also colored, living at 43 Minetta Lane, was locked up in the Mercer Street Po- e Station on suspicion of having been ‘onnected with the causes which led to the death of the woman, Mrs. Winters was employed as a ser- ant by Mrs. Cornelius Clendenen, the second floor of 217 Sullivan Last Monday she Went to house. ‘There the couple had a quarrel, and he Js said to have beaten and kicked her, and to have cut her on the chin, After this assault she went to Bigelo drug store at 100 Sixth avenue, where her wound sas dressed. Tuesday ahe felt badly, and told Mrs, Glendenen her experience with Fussell Mrs, Clendenen told her to have Russeli arrested. Wednesday and Thursday she seemed to be in good spirits, but about 10 o'clock last night she died suddenly in her room, Mrs, Clundenen called in Patrolman O'Rourke, of the Mercer street station, and told him the circumstances of the case, and of the dead woman's rela- tions with Russell, He arrested Russell, who denied hav- ing beaten the woman, and even said he did not know her, WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1895. All Houes, Room and Apartment Advertisements printed in The World this week repeated FREE In the Evening World. 14 Words 30 Cents. Over 500,000 Circulation, Houses and Apartments to Let One we. tine: a THs eet, Phd ont £Fitn ie por whe Ne extra charge on Unfurnished Houses to Le r i Bear Broadway—Brown stone basement. GPMAN @ ©O., 1821 Broadway, TWQTH BT., 948 W.— Attractive house, rent $85; doctor willing to pay for parlor $40 month Brooklyn, with @ per month; 10 minutes’ Diy at office, 129 Baltic 36th ‘stoop monthly, ———— Flats and Apartments to Let. ~ Unturnished—East Side. Preciiase; feats #12 to Hib, o ontcs ‘A. G. HEGEMAN & CO., 1891 Broad: PARK AVE., 1011, 1013, between séth, 85th Large elegant fats, 6 rooms, bath; private bail; rent $23 (0 $28. Inquire Janitor “Apartments, 6 light room, all rent, $18, 3 lent 8 PERRY 8T., 9D AVE., 1443, near 76th t.—Floora, 6 large ‘small familien only; $12 to $16 ; 2104, near 108th st. —8 or 4 large rooms, ‘with Improvements, $8 to #10, 1D ST. 24 flat of house provements; fi 4TH ST. 107 B 1 E., opposite Dry Dock Bank—To let, rooms; all Hight; latest tm: order. 8 rooma, with Im: provements; respectable families only, $8.50, $10.50. avs 2 TAD 8T., 403-411 B.—Look here! decorated apart- ments, 3 & 4 rooms, gas, tubs; inducements, STH ST., 201 E.—Six rooms & bath; all modern improvements; hi Dathroom heated " MATH ST. 17 B., near station 4 nice moms, newly painted, $4 up; Improvements HD ST., 156 K—Bpectal inducements Nght rooms; newly decorated: very fine neigh- porhod; all Improvements; #10, $20; July rent BOTH ST., 159 TO 167 F.—3 & 4 rooma, deco rated; halls heated; ranges, boilers, tuts, &. OTH BT. 211 TO 233 E.—New house, 3 & 4 room ‘Apartments, $10 to $18.60; dumb waiters, 6! tric bella, hot, bat to tenante; wi) floors deadened. OfMice In No. 228. OTH ST... 113 E.—Rrown-stone fats, 6 lai “rooms, tubs, range; $15, $14 monthly, S THTH ST., 428 E.—Elogant steam-heated single flat; private houne; $17; nee tt =! STH ST., 112 Ef, near Lexington ave.—Fiat, 6 Jarge, light rooms; range. HTH BT, 162 E—Nice ground Toma & bath; sult professional pei OTH ST., 617 E.—Lovely large single fat rooms, all improvernents; Leautifal location only $28. 9TH ST., 617 B—Klegant single fiat; all tm: provements: lovely hoi eautitul location; $28; call to-day 120TH ST., 122 E.—3 & 4 rooms, all clean, quiet ‘& orderly, $7.60 to $11; easy payments, If prompt. FLOORS, & rooms, stationar $12; single flats, ‘all improvements, 3 rooms, $7, $9. BANG, 201 F. FURNITURE moved free; rooms 302. E, 12th at, 4 lovely room: 206 E. i3th at, 4 lovely rooms 308 KE. 12th at., 4 lovely room: 308 F. 11th 207 E, uth at Janitors will’ ahow. Office, HAVING STORE and fi Improvements, for boussk Apply Delicatessen, 2351 24. av tion. 2 KANEDALE—Madison ave, corner Sith at.—Fie- tor, steasm Neat, coal & wood furnished; ageut sea. NOW 18 THD TIME for fine 7 room fat. decorated, ateam hoated & all improvenen's; Teasonable rents. BEWLEY, 1775 Madison ave Unfurniohed—W. ide. CHARLES 8T., 3—Rent free July 15; light cori fiata; all improvements; $25 to $28. Hour keeper. SOUTH WASHINGTON SQUARE, @0, The An- Glessa—Small & large apartments; furnished or unfurnished; first-class conventen @ bath; all im- will rent naif, ng; no enild fe, 12lst at sta: Rear station; $1 STH AVE. junction 4th at —6 Iai bathroom; all improvements, éc. TH ST., 77 W.—4 large, Might. airy rooms, _Rewly papered; improvements; rent moderate, I6TH 8T., 261 W.—tst floor, 60 fect deep, high ‘stoop, private house, 2 large rooms, large al cove between and 4 closets, Improvements, | month, 6TH bath roms 8T., 833 W.—4 all-light rooms @ private et every improvement; $17. sf ATTH ST, 316 W.—Handsome, newly decorated apartments, 6 rooms; bath; ‘all improvements, jegant @-room fiat. lent; halle heated; $18 Janitor near th ave.—5 large rooms, Janitor Flegant 3 decorated, hot & Inquire janit new house. 33D ST., 241 W.—Colored people only; apartment, & CO, MEN Sj ANrrok. MTH ST., 262 W.-—Handsome 6 rooms, bat! rents, $21 to $26. Janitor or J. EDGAR CRAFT, 1517 Broadwi . G. HEGEMA! OTH ST. ROOWS & ALL IMPROV! GOOD GOVERNMENT NOTES. Club V has recommended, at the request of the Board of Education, five’ persons to be school trustees in the Firat,’ Third and Fitth Ward. Mra. Herman Sanée: Inman for the Third Ward ‘Meyer, Frank J. Kramer for the Fifth Ward ‘The outing of Club Z will be held to-morrow at Ulmer Park, In Gravesend Bay, beginning ly in thi A large number ‘of membe1 of other clubs have promised to attend, and an Joyable time in expected. ‘The regular monthly meeting of Club F will be held at 5% Hudson street, on Wednesda; evening, July 10. Pending reorganization for work the Good Gor ernment Club of the Tenth Assembly District ing in the rooms of Club E, It decided by the trustees to continue as an in pendent organization if the club so elects, and to open a club-house in the territory, In the new Fourteenth District, which ts in part the club's old territory. Salva-cea (TRADE MARK), the modern curative, Hits The Mark EVERY TIME. Harry BEECHER, late Captain and Quarter-back, Yale Foot Ball Team, writes “New York, May 13, 1895. “T have found Satva-cra the very best remedy for lame muscles or bruises. I can 4 recommend it to Foot Ball ; players especially.” 4 4 Q : Q ( ; $ 4 ‘ ( ; 7, Two sizes, 25 and so cents, At druggists, or by mail. ceptional flavor, Dealers declare the olf kinds are eo tender that great los ie sustained im ‘Tue Braxpastn Co., 974 Camat Sr., N, ¥. ast 8T. Ww. newly decorated & painted room’ floor; othe: ‘apartments, Harris, 356 W.—4 rooms, tat flat; 2 beds TH ST, 317, 119 W.—New brownstone, 3 & 4 Hight rooms; "Improvements; fine order; $14, $17. Janitor. ‘well-managed ght rooms, 2 53D ST, 413 W—3 & @ clean, “weeks free, Janitor. GD S8T., 415 W.—4 rooms, newly painted; bait month’ free; $14; small families, STH ST., 406, 407, 409 W.—8, @ rooms; “month free; 610, $11 SITH S8T., 610 W.—8 room: mall family aduite; fine neighborhood ; $8. GOTH ST, 326 W.. Central Park Newly deve: rated apartments, 8 & 4 Tooms, $18; splendid lo- halt neat rear cottaxe; Newly Gecorated apartment, bath; steam heated. Janitor. W.—6 rooms bath, aewiy papered; hot water; no children; $20, TH BT., 115 W.—Elegant new fate & rooma, "bath tenanta; reat moderate, WTH BT, . ground ficor, Inquire prem: fee, 100TH 87. tmprovemt 15; tor or Cook & Co., agents,” 825 Columbus avs. AIST 8T., 17 W.—Nicest flat, 6 rooms @ bath, _ $20; near park & station. 107 W.—Choive fat, 20 monthly; ow: ST., corner St. Nicholas ave Fooms, all Improvements, $19 lo &: TOT ST. 214 W.—Six rooms & bith, quiet Bouse, fear Morningside Park, $18, ITH ST., 116 W. 415, 6 rooms, bath, beat, 64s) Tenoice at trea te July Tere BO Ta mprovementa? $30 to 436. Ap 1 Abingdon 84) W. sD st. — & cool Mats, 7 & & rooms & bath; private & $i IBuS, 41 € + Slat at ‘All Improvementa; = 424 At.’ Janitor, oF 1471 Broadway. Unfurnished—Worth of agth Street. 126TH ST... 10 E—4 elegant rooms, gas, rang® bath; Improvements; low rent, janitor. ISTH ST., 142 B., corner Brown place—Corner | flats 6 rooms & bath, $12 to $14. deco 229, W.—$ rooms & bath, All House, Room and Apartment Advertisements printed In The World this week repeated FREE In the Evening World, 14 Words 30 Cents. Over 500,000 Circulation, Flats and Apartments to Let. Unturnis! FLATS TO LET, all improv mathroom, aL AN ft 697 Frankila ave. $14 ave. HS to $5. 124 and $10 to $11 Tngulre om Br Fo MONAHAN, 689 Praak AVE. 488 rooms tows; coal @ tos ent bath & range, st fat fanttrene: b62 To Kath ave range, Rot & cold water, rent, $10) enn front ¥ Atl‘ tnprove: M1; 3 8 tus, Jant trean; 18 Carlton ave, 3 rooms, all newly Alied up, Scanlon, Jarittress FLAT WO LET near Prospect Park, Reooklyny 4 Fooma, alcove: private bathmom Improvements 318 per month, ft World Furnished—East Side. GOTH ST, 15 B—Malt of large, nicely furnished fA top floor, $20, Furniahed—W PERRY 87, 44 Newly furnished flats 4 light Fooms, complete for housekeeping, $1 weekly Inquire fanitor, HTH ST, 228 W. Six light, elegantly, complete ly furnished rooms; bath; all improvements; $10, $12. weekly. ASTH ST., 227 W. 4560, $4.50, $8 @ 47 weekly; completely furnished fatn OTH 8T., 420 W.-Flat, 2 or 3 rooms, plate for housekeeping, $4, $5.00 weekly, fanitor TH ST, 242 Wo—Parlor flat, 4 nica, light roome, firnished complete; very cheap, Janitor. MTH ST, 140 Wo—The handsomest furnished flats In‘ elty; $15, weekly, Janitor. MOTH ST., 261 Wo furnished 4-room first fat; bath; summ Doctor ® bell. MOTH ST. 259 Nicely furnished fats, $8 to $10 weekly; respectable parties only. Janitor, MOTH ST. 267 W.—Completoly turninhed fat, 6 rooms, bath, 2 Mghts; reasonable, AnI'a bell, MOTH ST’, 227 Wo——Blegantly furnished int Mi rent reasonable, Simpson oF Janitor, AST ST., 208 W—4 rooms, furnished completely for housekeeping; reference required as to re spectabiiity. 43D ST, 366 ninhed fat, 43D 8T., 351 W Inquire grocery ear Hroadway—Completaly fur oor, 37 per week, Janitor. 4-room fiat, 2 fights up, $6.60, store, 360 W.—Heautitully furnished apart- rooma, bath: private hall; linen, ailverware, xltchen utensiia Meyers, letely furnished, ; thoroughly respect Tartlett apartment. th _ave., Sist @ 224 ste, HENRY MANNE DNS, Flate and Apartments Wanted. Unturnishe: THOROUGHLY modern 6 flat; Brooklyn prefe tenant_P. 0. Bai Furnished. (ORLY FURNISHED FLAT, by & c of months, near Madison wt. & Broadway. RESPONSINILITY, town. —— an, for & Unfurnished Rooms to Let. isn st, & bedrooms, $6, 87; 609, Gos 13th 8, 87 cap St. Parlor, sultable doctor of dress maker; private house 12TH ST. W.—Blegant large rooms, delight ful locality, facing parks; private howe, wd - —" 12ST 8T., 200 E—Unturnished; 2 large room h, Improvements; re Unfurnished Rooms Wanted. UNFURNISHED ROOM, $5 per month, W. 26th to 45th; references, Mrs, Matson, box 389 World, ee Furnished Rooms to Let. East Si CLINTON PLACE, 24—Furntshed roome for coune ‘or two gentlemen, $2.50, $2.26, $2, $1.60. CLINTON PLACE, 82-Furnished rooma to let; Harke front room for Tight housekeeping. IRVING PLAC! 18th #t.—Handsomely urnishe! rooms; every couvenienice; also front oasement IRVING PLACE, 21, near Union Square—Si T $1. té for gentiomen cnly; convenience references, LEXINGTON AVE., 61, corner 26th at furniahed room, suitable for 2, $3, another, 82 STANTON 8T., 87—Furnished front room, light oping, married couple or gentlemen, 81 60 Ni ab AVE 72, iy furnished room: Independent entrance; $2 weekly; Short’s bell 2D AVE, M—Nicely furnished lar also small room, $1.76. 2D AVE., 198—Nicely furnished rooms, geutlem ‘or couple, jeely furnished ‘also hall room; convenienc 3D AVE, 687—Fu men, $i to $2 weekly; large reading room. Neatly furnished enol SD AVE. BRI, Trt Moor front hall bedrcom; moderate rent. a. 3D AVE,, 838—Front room, nicely furntehed; run- ning water, folding-heds all ¢ neea for housekeeping oF Route, $1 per week, bell, 24 floor. 3D AVE. 292-N t nall, 41.60 up; gentlemen oF SD AVE, 1092-—-Two furnished rooms for married couple, ‘house ATH AVE., 236 nished; ‘transient or peri ate; light housekeeping Large & small rooms, nicely ture nt; prices moder- ATH AVE, W1-Nive rooms, $1.50 & $2; one, $3; Kentlemen only; quiet house. ATH AVE., 110—-Nicely. furnlahed rooma, $1.50, #3, $9.60" weekly, with of without board ITH ST., 65 E.—Comfortabiy turntehed large hall men, 92 Nicely. furnished room, gontle & wite for light housekereping hedrooin, private house, 10TH ST. men oF LTH 8T., 57 Nicely. tur. ished rooms, $1.2 TITH BST.. 222 E.—2 very comfortably fi inrge bali roma, private house, $2.00; men, 12TH ST, 94 F.—Elegantly furnished parlor, handsome rooms, $350 to $4 weekly. TH 8T,, 332 K., near ‘nicely furnished rooms, o—Private house; parlor & bedroom, 2 $5: nag, bath, all conveniences; good home. 17TH ST., 23 E., pear Nroadway—Furntehed ‘rooma, gentlemen only, §2 per week upward. isTH ST, 33 nfortable cool running’ wa private house, sum prices 19TH 8T., 149 E.—Newly furnished large, light, airy rooms, $2.60, $350, $4. J WIEST, 161 F.—Comlorivbly furnished large rooms: cio. bath, KUAMEF FALR 26 B, Excellent furnished rooms, gen summer prices, pr ha, every- thing new; Feterences 2D ST. 147 B—Nicely furnished rooma, $2.50; Housekeeping oF gentiemen: hall room, $1.78. 2p $7. 184 R—Small roma for gentiemen large roma, light housekeeping; gas stove, fro basement 28D ST., 331 B—Single, fen wilte: hot water, gan bath; $2 up, housekeeping, private hou 23D ST, 301 Bo —Large. airy front room - tlemen; nicely furnisned; gas & bath; $4; close teak ons, private hous 230 BT, 831 FE —Whole Moor, 2 large rooms. hat Water,” gas, bath; housekeeping, one Mligh cheap; private house, BA Laree, fooma from $4, 2 housekeeping allowed ATH ST, 231 B—Clean rooms, $1 to $7 week board optional RTH ST, 100 RB Newly ftted-up parlor foor, with extension, running water, bain TH ST., 221 B.— Large fr aement tor Kreping; one front hail room, 2 aide r 1, 9. TH ST, 1 Large & mall rooms, table Southerners commoduted. TH ST, 210 & hed rem & bedroom & Jot for light houseke QTM BT, 201 K—Ligh!. airy reoma; front; gaa, bath: terms inoderate. corner flat. Gough 87, ¥ ¥ furntihed Tooms, FUnRing water, also winK|e rooms; OTH ST, 165 ¥ ely tarnished pa house keeping’ or gentien her rooms, gas.’ bath HST K—Furniahed basement @ other rooms for reap 32D ST, 36 Attra table people pe JORALEMON 8T., 0, 4 rooms, $1.40 to $8: bathe; 2 minutes to Bouth or fall ot. ferry. 2p ST. 27 nt front room: large pan try: with water @ bath; $2.76 8T., 142 B.—Neatly furnished rooms, two ‘gentlemen ectahte couple, $2.50 2D $T., 163 E—Nicely furnished rooms for Might Housekeeping; from $2 up _ TH ST. 14 B—Ele large, cool Tooma, single oF ¢n suite, ali mod All House, Room and Apartment Advertisements printed In The World this week repeated FREE in the Evening World. 14 Words 30 Cents. Over 500,000 Circulation Furniahed Rooms te Let. Bact Side. SOTH ST. 147 B—Large furnished room, gentle. men op Tight housckesplig, bath, peivaie house, GST ST, BUT Prospect place), 24 @ tat aves. — Furnished foom, housekeeping, $1; hall rooms, | $1.60, AIST ST, M6. Furnished fooma, Indien oF entlomien; h ap st. 318 fr gentiome 4B lado ‘conven $3, $8.50; 320 F.—Nicely furnished room housekeeping, no ehtidren, 24 ave. Comfortable single vata house, $2. \ 9 neatly furnished rooms, a fights, O'Connell, (TH ST., M8 Large furnished room, suttable | for two: also hail room; breaktant 46TH OST. 111 E, near Lexington ave.—Ni pfrtatshed rooms,” $2 to $4; comforte; private 48TH ST, 108 E., near Lexington ave.—Nicely forniahed hall foom, board optional; private house, 4eTIL ST 214 FB —Furntahed toome, a small, $2 up; Indies or gentlemen BOTH ST, 240 B—Large parlor fi keeping! other Fooms, good locator for houne- ATH ST, 128 iy furnished back parlor; running’ Water; southern exposure; summer rates GSTH ST. 141 Nicely furnished rooma, al _ provements, In private house TH ST, 135 E—Private family; comfortabl home; airy rooms; board optional; good bual- ness location; moderate, pits 2D of,, 200K, furnished rooms, nicely hingly oF together; running water; all con: 0 Yenlencos; private houxe. 2D ST. 17 B. Jarge front room: ‘alto 24 floor: front hall reet Heit 4. HIST ST., 261 F—Two nicely furnished roome, front, for 2 gentlemen; moderate, Pinkard, 72D ST, 235 B. ly furnished front room; all moderate, nlcel 0 roma, quiet Improvements; private hour TD ST, 161 B—Large & small furniatied; terme moderate; privat St jaro & pri rooms, i & connecting bedroom housekeeping Hable friends, convenioncen; homelike AGTH ST., 180 E.—Front d& back paflor for couple or geatlemen; board If desired; cottage. H6TH ST. 169 1. —Elegantly furnished room ‘ls parlors, Improvements, gentlemen, couple moderate: piano, ATTIC ST. 209 1B —Large, airy roome, 1 of 2) pri: Yate; conveniences; Fras ‘Joseph GOETH ST. 187 K—Furnishod hall room to Tet; All conveniences, 81.26, Likenteld, MOTH ST, 69. F. y furnished Wp; private house; near park. mea i‘ WAIST ST, 200 FONively furnished rooms, to gether Or weparately, bath; Improvements; $1 upward 1p st, entlemen 1.25 Inquire’ base: 26 E tn Furnished room for 1 or 2 private houwe, West Side. near Muda every convent 429, neny 40th at ‘Moors, front 321—Nicely furnished roome $1.25 por wee iF BANK ST. housekeeping TROADWAY Footia, Int & HUDSON 8T., conveniences 18, Large roome for Lark owner, MORTON ST private family rniahed to let with) room King ad bell, front N room & VAnICK § Hy furnished front Y PLACE, Large front parlor or gentlemen; hall room; terma mod Nousekeoping. RLEY PLACE, 108, between Washington & bth ave Nicely furnished rooms, $2 weekly WAVERLEY PLAOK, 188, near Toth st —Two Might, other font ing rooms, Sight housekeeping, 84, 32.0. 6TH AVE., 173—Large, cool, alry room, aultable for 3 gebtiemen, 2 each. TT AVE, 61, NEAR 14TH 8T.—Newly furnished large & small rooms; permanent & transient. 42 W.—Cool, large front room; gentie keeping: hall room, $2, i2TH 8T., 243 W.—Large front room, a wathroom; gentlemen or housekeeping; Owner, st. mod ate 1TH W.—Deairable double & vation central; reasonable; Southersers commodated, in cool, quiat house, comtoriable TH ST.. 40 W. 24 Moor auite, toxether or Keparately; references exchanged. 13TH ST, 192 W—Front hall room, nicely fur- ished, mentlemen only; $2 Newly furnished, pai HTH ST, 108 W. paluted rooms: single, $2; for 2, 63 weekly 1TH ST. 306 W.—Large front parlor, | $2.60; large. room, $3; hall foom, $1.50; gentlemen. Mavgulre ie 1TH ST... 210 W—Larwe & small rooma; hot & old tvate family. jeatly furnished front pari ikht housekeeping, Nicely furnished rooms, with of without board; summer prices TH ST., 2 W.—Nicely, newly furnished rooms, TH ST., 231 W large & smail; summer prices TH ST, room & pantry, aultuble f Aeeping, ISTH ST., ely furnished rooms, large, mall, cheap: bath, gas. ae i JOTH ST, 69 W.—No dust inside. everything new; large & amall rooms; transients, references Large, p! hot, cold, running water, ST. 9 W.—Fxtra large, newly & richly fur: nished highsve + immenne ¢ roomk, en ts; running & attendance strictly firs 62 W.—Handsomely furnished square st. & single rooms at reasonable rates, 2p st. W.—2 connecting front rooms. fur nixhed keeping; $3; also other rooms; referencen W.—Elegantly furnished front room private family; conveniences; $2 60. W.—Neatly furnished front roo Hk room, running water; summer prices ST, M1 W.—Nicely furnished rooms & board 22D ST. 479 W.—Large & small nicely furnished moins, Improvements; summer prices; house keeping 2D ST., 326 W.—L front & back rooms; also Feasonat tion, W.—-Heautitully furnfshed, large & mquare roome, ad floor, #1 a ATH ST. 321 W Rooms, light housekeeping, #3; “also others; hall room,” $1.6 ATH ST, 208 W.—#5 weekly, furnished, large room, amp! sunay, nicely fur- ; low rent °TH ST., 17 W.—Handsome sults, bathe; also ‘ingle Fooms; transients of permanent; euin mer rates, AUTH ST. 208 W.—Large square room, ‘alto, hall room, $2 26TH ST., 106 W—Large front room, complete for housekeeping. $4; hall room, $1.60; gaa, bath SETH ST., 188 W.—Niew, large rooma tor Light housekeeping, 56 weekly * STH OST. 4 Wo Neat hourekeeping room: square room for gentlemen; bath HOST, 40 W—Back parlor, pr other rooma, $2.00 per week’ upward, 2TYH ST... 45 Wo Wilton Hotel —Chotee of hand some) sh H th, meals served, rearonable rates c OTH W.—Largs & inal rooms, im provements, excell board it desired STH ST., 337 W, ping rooms, $3) con- hecting roma, $4; banement, $4; hail’ roo ATH ST near Broadway—Lar small Tooms, “aumimner Fates, alo, desirable clubs LTH ST. 4G Wo Elemantly furnished rooms, peitate bath, $2 lo $8, running water or ST W. Niely furnished large front y. turnished eepins furnished hall room, IST ST, 460, 358 Wi Nicely furnished rooma, conmecting & slugie, 83 to $9, AIST ST, S28 W.—Large room for 2 gentlemen or sist 81 7 Wo $4 nicely furnished front ST, 345 W.--Furnished rooms for hous ping, connecting square Fooma, Rot, cold ST. improv ist 87 hail 22D ST, 375 W—Nicely furnished rooms & basement, light housekeeping; hall room $1.50, clean, comfortable front 382 W om, nicely furnished bedroom, $1.26. | aeTH st, A96TH OST, 32% Womharee, nicely furnished | "work: willing @ obliging. TOW. 198th et refunt unin; “aouthern expomure; une of bath; | (present employer's): ring basement bell. b | PADIAN HOTEL, opposlte High Beldre, 17dth at Housekeepers and Janitresees, | gag Amoteraam ave’ Eteeantiy turniohed ro0mt | cece pn —prustworth KE 2.00 per week upware be EPER—Truatworthy. | —_ eeper ef wenoral housework, "plels. cook, lie, | Brooklyn. Niebling, 12/8, 114th at. Furnished Rooms to Let... | All “Situations Wanted” Female West Side. —| Advertisements in The World are S17 W.—Large, elegant roome, newly | repeated FREE in the Evening | — rene tot wcemenns) "| World, 20 Words 10 Cente, Over 600,000 Circulation. NTH ST. 126 W., near Broadway—Trani _commodated; room @ board, from $1 a da: TH, 127 W.—Chotce, delightfully cool ‘mall rooms, bath; surpassing table; board op- tional; summer rater, ATH ST. 204 W.—Reautifully furnished Fooms; reassnable; also 4-room flat, 10. 80, nicely furnished roo conveniént for housekeeping; ample clorets, A6TIE ST, 150 W., opposite Mariborough—Large fom A hall root, handsomely furnished; gen- Uemen only. Situations Wanted—Female. Genera! Houseworkers. HOUSPWORK-—Youns trl, ly landed, foneral housework.” 183 ituntington. at, ati HOUSEWORK Lady going to country wante piles for her colored girl to do general Ne ia mall family; city preferred. Mrs, Pulkowaka, 260'W. Slat at, HOUSEWORK=A__reapectable English lately landed, to do light housework; is seamstross & needlewoman; small wages. F. 6B 12th wt. HOUSEWORK—A young girl to do light S W., near Broadway—Handsomely furnished large & amall rooms; reasonable, MOTH ST., 234 W.— Connecting rooms, turniahed, | OUSEWO convenlént for light housekeeping: also hall |g Yig¢h gre, “uildrem #904 24 ave, between ros : eS STH ST, M2 Wi—oNice clean rooms, $1.10 up; | HOUSRWORK— American, Prot it, todo, “Tuning water; 1 fight. Allen. _, | Stal Bousswor;, clty_ ot egeutry. 138 Wa can NTH OT., 188 W., just off Broadway—Large, | HOUSEWORK tn small private tamil ireexy Yoome:_ newly turnlahed’ private. bath; | table airi, honest, Coiaing: good washer, Reese] 2 Urenktaat optional. _ city, country; reterences 18 12. 28th sty grosery NTH ST. 148 W.— Back parior, i rrgcemmnentnaerr car all accommodations; private HOUSBWORK--Young girl to 40 general tae room, food reference. 1370 34 iat HTH st 38 it HOUSEWORK—Young Swed! do general mor prices; private house, a HOUSEWORK—Respectadle STH ST. 0M $5; cool ater | Ugont plain cook e laundsoee rome, very. oi _ | ak W. 124th ate; ring Walsh's be HTH ST, 237 W.—Handsomely furnished large | HOUSEWORK—Respectable person wishes place to do Nght housework; willing to the country, 120. 130th, peal! HOUSPWORK—A young gi YORK—Young girl to do light housewort jderly Indy; mountains oF seaghore. & email’ rooms TH ST., 242 W.—2 connecting rooms for how Keeping, $5; hall roma; respectable part STH ST. 5 antly furnished roome, with _Drivate ‘bathe; er rates; board optional. RTH ST. 121 Wo—Nicely furnished roome for Kentleman & wife, board for Indy If require OTH ST, 28 W & single: break . fear Droadway—Large front ein rooms If desired, HOUSEWORK—Young Swedish git tor general housework of upstaira work; willing & ebilg- private h; 2 in fami): Valentine's bell, HOV eel taal ~Reapectal colored gti to 7 Hicely furnished, with —¢ convenience; sBWORK @D 8T., 139 W.—Noatly turninhed roome, 1 Be regret mall,” partor floor; summer terms, @D ST, 216 W.—Handsomely turniah moderate, conventences. Indy 902 Amsterdam HOUSPWORK—Respectable middle. GTi 8T., 108 W.—Pleasant for general, housework jtiahed rooms, “connect dren; willing a obtIKa micki pong: | HOUSEWORK—American woman, 48TH ST, 401 W.—Neatly furnished MHght room; Ver onsewor! ¥ : kas, bath; $1.75 week. Thiessen, Peleus Morcianch, aoe Core in Prager Morrissey, 186 Chryatle at. @TH ST. 732 W.—Furnished roome for gentle: | oUSEWORK—Competent girl as general house: men; location central; rooms cool. worker, of cook, washer ff adrees, ; 1 ‘ orker, of cook, wam roner. HITV ST., 402 W.-—Pleasant teont room for wen: | |. week,” present employers’, Jesephine ~ Hemen ‘or man @ wife, rent moterate; fing [487 7th at.5 Brooklyn, YORK—Glrl for general housework; will. TH ST, 334 W.—Throe large front, en suite, aaslut with children, Call 4 ingles "420 upward.” neat" park “Maney "| suntay,” Mee Sober, Wee Aastetioe aes ow GOTH ST, TL W.—Furniahed room to tet, Ring HOUSPWORK—tright ‘colored girl to do general housework. Call or address L. Jones, be 630 ST. 177 Wo Large k parton: private | Wy a7 xt ‘ a couple or gentlemen. moleraie; refer: | otapw ~— MST. 128 W = Neatiy tarnished targe @ anil |310°R. 34th at.! top Root Tome; private house; summer prices HOUMMWORK = & =i prlenn U ‘SE — Smart, Industrious Protestant AIST ST. 104 W—Parlor; physician oF couple; | American woman tod ‘coun= other rooms; summer rates; breakfast optional. | try, 239 W. ht, 2 ai eaate S1D ST. 111 W—Elegantly furnished rooma to] HOUSEWORK —Respect: rman git! to do ety privace hows ____ | , housework, elty oF country; reference. $96 W. IUTH ST. 198 W.—Nice reom, facing Lenox ave, | 2th sts, room 10. frat floor, $1.50. Weiner, HOUSEWORK —Respectable Toma et TH ST, 235 W.—Furniahed roomn; gentle: | gy (4° Nousework. Mra Ryan, 62 : m or couple. 4 HOUSEWORK—Young girl to do general Rowe work! good reference. Call 117 By B6th at. HOUSEWORK—Young girl to do general house North of 1asth Street. HOUSEKEEPER—Respectadle womaa bens keeper, Mra Adler, 1868 34 ave, ist Seer; am trance 1024 at 4 Large & small nicely new sanitary COLUMMA HEIGHTS, 6 furmiied, cheerful rooms, plumbing; newly decorated fe oe --- | HOUSEKEEPER tor aged couple or widower; me HIGH ST,, 125—Two large rooms, connected, tur-| “onjectinn to email childrens? Flower tee Rupe 4 ninhed for housekeeping, $3 weekly for two, Rrooklyn, : ‘i NASSAU ST, 99—Nive hall room, $1.26 per week; | HOUSEKEEPER, experienced, desires position man only ——— | qi fith her ayear-old, ait: country preferred: 4 PEARL 8ST, 320—Weil-furnished front rooms; | Arst-class reference, I, box 687 World. B’kl; vi sultable for gentlemen or keatleman & wite = Loundresses, Day's Work, ac. DAY'S WORK—German laun@ress wishes a tow days work In the week oF take washing home, REMSEN 8T. 147 er week; large front room, with 2 bed Fo ping water, near brid Single room, large closet, $2 ampl Fries, Der week; summer rates = ALM. 226, 66th at. ‘ ‘T.. 310—Two connecting Foome, complete | yayig we ca 4 Miata cxciaalte iad cP'ehenene Wis] PAY'®, WORK—Strong, Towne Garman Gomes | a cleaning. “tre. Me, 306 W. 36th. ot Y 87. io0—Furniahed front parlor; bath & clonet connecting; terma moderate, Jersey City. HALLADAY ST ,218—4 rooms, furntahed for houne- Ki 44.50 weekly; take Pacific ave. trolley. Furnished Rooms Wanted. FURNISHED ROOM WANTED where Mttle girl (4 years) will bh eer DAY'S WORK—Y" irl to go out by the day, -| cleaning or work in. restaurant C.,_box_537 World, Brooklyn WORK—Young woman would Whe few | hours, work through the day, 389 W, 6M sti ng LAUNDRESS—Respeciable woman to ot” ‘washing & ironing on Monday; tty rotate ence. 4an_W. 42d at.” top floor, je woman to good laundress P Steer e., one filght, back. WASHING—Woman to do washing or any kind of 3 Mra, Mulligan, 906 W. 12th 7 ¢ front room, furnished complete for housekeeping. for man & wife & bath; woat aide, from 12th to 234 at; not te exceed $3, Exther, box 206 World. —— All "Situations Wanted"' Female Advertisements in The World are repeated FREE in the Evening World, 20 Words 10 Cents. Over 500,000 Circulation. WASHING dozen: from country promptly done. floor. WASHING by German widow. WASHING—A woman wishes ashing oF howse- 4 cleaning: $1 per day, Mrs. Mooney, 2353 34 ave, LADY'S MAID—Obliging German can do general hi $14, 2292 3d ay girl ax nurse; can turmiel Teter, neer at her parents’ home. Mra R., 1688 Situations Wanted—Female. Cooke. Park ave. top floor. eee COOK—Young mi priv doarding-house. RSE—Lady leaving city wishes place for gif neTRshin private: taimily. “308 W. nat aa | wc she .cse) MELT tomer ae K—Competent woman; soups, meats, desterta ‘ Dasiry Ven elient” baker: “ity or countrys. elty piel anna Reta - | DISHWASHER—Strong young womam to werk ts COOK Competent woman as kood cook & laund= kitchen; cam cook orders, Advertioer, Fest; city reference. 44 6th ave., room 14, | 200 Tth aves, top. Alcor. 4 cook Dusiness thoroughly; good | DISHWASHER—Situatton as asker te re naker; Or Institution; good ‘ref- | taurant. by experienced | womal 40% erence Tat oor. obleing: reference. A. C., 416 Carroll st., Belym K—Norwegian gi nod cook a. | GIRL, 16, just graduated, good penmam i Degiaw st, Brooklyn, Mra) Larsen a7 Bh ave, q COOKS—Marrled ea. French, TWO SWEDISH GIRLS in place: wai lapimoeyfil hee sue S or private house; city oF co ‘Apety qian ales first-class walter, economical & oblig: | 85 Hall @t., Brooklyn. __ ing. Robest,, World, tplown SORA LEOe ala envelopes wo Chivlaatstay “Kind” of wating: experienced. FOE, 338, 307th st YOUNG LADY at general offer services as typewriter; 236 Java at., Brooklyn, COOK Respectable woman to go to the eountry ‘au cook or laundress; city of country references. 165 W, 334 CHAMBERMAID—Neat colored girl as chamber maid @ do plain sewing, Mra. Traynbam, 213 B, 1034 at, CHAMBERMAID—A__ respectable chambermaid In hotel; speaks Germ: Mans bs reves. M. Sumuer, ca Houkeruker, 311 E CHAMBERMAID: tre work Kelty ay oe Professional Situations Wanted — Female. L 12th at, OASHTPR—Young German 1 ‘of business house; ‘alary; can furnie ounteys 105th. best city refer- MAID—Capable. girl, neat willing, moder irs work & waiting. or hovsawork ff ait necessary. Call or address small family, good reteronce. “Dolan, 1600'34 ave it Moor, back. verness, experienced qavelen CHAMBERMALD & help with washing in board- | COMPANION oF. ing house or restaurant TW. 2 musical. Gi. eet + ne heue oc eeiaeree oe ee i: aig | Mer, Rermonkeon, Mister County, N.Y. Ghambermork:) no ‘objection. to” boarting-house: | COMPANION Morin on’ ao ‘obtestion Net 248 Oth ave., top floor. filing; moderate salary; references “% ‘ HAMBERMATD in. liz hotel; best reference. | Box 384 Rahway, N J. CHAMBERMALD-Y Waitress or chamberma’ Cail 261 W. 20th at, CHAMBERMAID—A Waitress. Stewart, WAITRESS—-Rew irl as chambermald & only; clty reference. GOVERNESS—Successtul teacher desires for summer an governess, housekeeper, ; &c.; understands plano, guitar, banjo, Brooklya. | Governesa, box 601 World, OFFICE WORK—Young woman of ae finement desires position in office: rer. ence: try to give satisfaction; small begin. _A., box 615 World, Harlem. OFFICE WORKER, bookk ‘or cashier; _Teferences. 0, W. C., 162 6th ave. widow as chambermald or 201 E, 114th st table young woman as walt Fost or chambermaid, speaks English, German & French. 214 EB. 29th = WAITRESS in restaurant; experienced girl. WAITRESS Young girl desivea place: in restau: | OTRNOGRAPHER; must bare. postions” Gusse ue rant oF an take, full charge of dintng-Foom. | gq? 14th’ at, room 3 . ~~ | STENOGRAPHER &@ typewriter; willing te Dressmakers, Seamatresses, ac. UsTinh, oflce work; good” penman, aX i STENOGRAPHER & REAM ARES te 60 0u\ Ur toe tae ae eat IRAPHER & Gerriter; DRESSMAKEM--Man 4 vite vin suplernent (3 nner, 153 6th ave. cobking of housework, man handy ‘with tools, | TBACHER—Successful teacher & willing tn do anything; city of country, M. M. Murphy, $21 6th ave, wants a f “al years’ experiei and at., Brooklyn. DRESSMAKER, experienced, by F., 110'W. Would like position for the summer as c box 18 cumomers, day oF city or coun id like posttic ant them f oar skeeper, & © 2, box i World, ‘TYPEWRITING—Young lady, having offige site City Hall, takes dictation chine, is desirous of securt: reasonable price. Typewritist y in 1024 at. SEAMSTRESS, competent to look after housshold work; city ‘or country; compensation small, 3."W.,' 370 W. Ath at. 42D ST., 111 W.—Nicely furaished reoms to let; Be upward uptowa.