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a.» seventy. $ fears Old, Almost Help- fhon Arraigned in. Court in Charge ‘of Shoplifting. jengefrom fear and Lees) Lewpmon) with white heir at whb bore every evidence vand wealth, and whose ‘were quiet and courtly, was ar- Heffernon, Market Court to- charge of shoplifting. ‘thé might in the Mercet ly to minister to her, sh Mig on the verge of oollapse, frightened ‘way at the Magis- other ioe name, 2ste ‘sald, was Mrs, TArzic } her @#e seventy-one years. ‘the fact that her ad- “Weat Sixteenth stroot '~-1f was an effort, for to,.talk, for when questioned her Guivered and her volce failed. Hag. Wealthy Relative: etre it was averred, has in} this city and Phil- BUppored to “Have Mates herself. Shelves Xork Auring the winter, and in dccuples es cottage which she | in the’ Berkshires, ve-Bergeant Rein, of the Cen- ies) “arraigned ther, the com- pels & woman detective in a ty-third street “dry goods store. i id she had followed Mrs. it the store, and being sus. | herto, the offioe of the vatter belng searched, some ‘tburid. pon her, lace pfotested that ehe had P atie’ mMferial, but Detective h was called in and took her to eeagenete The old woman fainted while being questioned, taken to the Mercer stroet ny where ‘there is a matron. of the accused declared that it oesible to think of Mrs. Wal- p Stealing;- 8 wtie had plenty of Acensed Explains. Wallace later consented to talk. sald: T did not intend to steal the Ince, T ‘Merely picked.1t up for closer Inspection and absent-mindedly put it in my “pocket. <I-had:mienty of money.” se “Waliact pearance youched this statement, for she wore on nor ee ome ngs, In ears 14 on her ollk waist a usband,"’ continued Mra, Wal- ofcurteen years ago leaving | Ae I have ‘@ country home In and have been at my nt address two years. I have a Ly who @ mining engineer in Henry w fy ini i 4 "twas arre: ten on ars ago, an “ipaentsmindednenn ot fest T should be #0 disgraced” mh ace ‘S$ that the lawyer eatate Keret chary is Frank Hoybaon, es at No, %& Beekman Wallace was represented by | who had the case adjourned The Mag’ “her has Yep row afternoon. tte maaan Oe AL FN. the bail at $300, CAPT. WALSH NOT ~ GUILTY OF NEGLECT “a Fallure to Visit City Island) 1s Satisfactorily Acoounted For. Deputy, Commissioner of Poltoe Piper S Nae dismissed the charges of neglect uty brought ngainst Capt. Yaward Walsh, of the Westchester station, by Adam Crovs, ‘The neglect al- fafluré for four days in suc- ) gemeton to visit the sub-station on City “island, which 1» part of Cupt, Walsh's | © precinct. When the case was catied in the Alox- pder Avenue wistion to-day Inspector Oss auld th: Was no rule in the po- Hee regulations that made such a vialt jeompuisory and that he made the eharge eo that the Commissioner could on the matter, “apt, Walsh took the stand in’ tis defense and pleaded an acoumuja- On of work in his station as an cx- He Sxolained that in his ie atte niles of Btrests te bo pes ight the precinct in elgh ‘half long nd miles wide, of the days in ‘question by aie on @ rearrangement of trol orders from Loxpecioe ee trial nil da Commissioner Piper Walsh ba Gone ud fe Jil recommend to Cominis: Bfeene that ® rule be inserted tn | Hons making it compulsory to Gub-siation at least once a cg orking ron, ald he Fears Statehood Bil Block Legivlation. Jon, 2.—President a Kinthas” conferences to- Pespecting the omnl- ‘The situation, av it Benate youerduy ts r and load 6 was pathetic as she |" 2 was & witness |W POO9OOOOS0OD ALL RECORDS GO AT AUTO SHOW. Attendance Grows Every Day—Winton Being Boomed for the Presidency of the Man- ufacturers’ Association. “The automoblie show continues to break all tecords from point of mt- tendance and Madison Square Garden was crowded again to-day. The ex- hibiters have thelr hands full, bits of machinery, Interest among the manufacturers cen- tras in the coming election of officers which will be held noxt @aturday, Afound the Garden this morning thi date for ‘president. daring racing man will get the pla ry Phen president of three years, tiring five members have been renom- ee 1, H. Page, of the J. Stevens 4 Tool om * BROOKLYN MOB RAIDS COAL CARS Men, Women and Children Carry Train by Assault and Make off with Bags, Wheelbarrows and Wagons Full of Fuel. TRAINMEN RESIST IN VAIN, Five hundred men, women and a tons of anthracite coal to-day at and Rallroad, tion of Brooklyn, ‘The carts, wheelbatrowa with the coal ‘The anthracite was being shipped to “ BELLEVUE SCARED Rapid Transit Kings County Blevate the Brooklyn for use on ¢ road, and when the crossing at Sutter avenue Was reached the seven cars were to be trans! It Was wi that the Brownsville the com train, ordering cual ‘ed to another track army moved upon Linownaville had for two months and could not find dealers who were willing to deliver it to them at any pric ‘the residents had been burning dr wood from Jamaica Bay, the supply o! which was «l out. train wete driven back by the brakemen, ments, and when ® score had with [tg baskets and sacks th Prlod by awadUli, Widle the people wer the tWo trainmen returne thers, all armed with sticks dut by that time the » train had grown to a hundre efforts of the six tralnmen ¢ make an impression on the raid & few minutes the hundred to two hundred, und when the exc mont wos at Its height five hundred men, women and children were emptyin seven cars faster than the tw ratr 1K ENBACK, N. J., Jan, 21-Six men and six childrer Spal frum the oars allroad at Little F before J umtice Grane at Ridganels The men paeced, Mies thelr familt: rere Ee ey th Py pid Mw r anthractte a The Diaecon L me wagon 12 als £4? the ep too, for tho visitors want to know all about the many machines and of all the intricate name of Alexander Winton was heard on all sides as the most Hkely candl- Pérey Owen {# booming Winton for the place and in all provabtitty the this association by @ by the board of directors, vom- oud bb Nieén members, of whom five tetira Whoually, each holding office for This year four of the re- chil n attacked And captured a train of seven cars loaded with more than 200 the Sutter ayenue crossing of the Long Is\- Jn the Brownsville svc train crew resisted, but the crowd was too big, and the raliroad employees were forged to stand by while the people of Brownsville filed their bags, baskets, and even wagons Company waiting for this transfer been The firet of the raiders to reach the ‘Dhey waited for re-enforce- helr bags abled tomatic Aumpers would have done It at the cual ught stealing usquehacna were arraty nea ot they halt taken gery eth new candidate. As there are only five Rominees for five offices, the complexion of the new board 1s already positively ascertained, and it te evident that Mr. Winton's friends have already @ecured for him a majority vote of the board of directors, else the big motor maker Would not have risked running for the office. Winton 6 of Bootch descent, LAke 80 many .other prominent automobile tradesmen, he was formerly in the bl- cyclo business, He was @ ploneer in automobile manufacturing. On the track Winton has proved him- self supreme, He a daring without being foolhardy; and while Henri Fournier moy be able to give the Ametioan eral pointers as to racing on the even FOurnler himself admits that Win- ton is gone fof the 8 Bree Kame. ‘Phe la apace ja golng to prove a gare’ ctcontandch tae the, snow noxt year, and there If some talk many of the machines shown In minite not at all popular with the tO Y of the manufacturers, and the machines will probably pe exhibited ‘next year as usual, YOUNG HATCH QUT OF THE ASYLUM, Leaves Bloomingdale To-Day and Threatens to Write a Book Next. (Spnolal to The Brentng 4.) WHITE PLAINS, Jan —Rufus Hatch, son of the late Now York banker of that name, whose wit caused a Sheriff's Jury to open the doors of Bloomingdale Aaylum and give him free- dom, loft that Institution this morning, Ho says an uncle who ts @ Wall street danker Is golng to send him out on a farm in Vermont, to work off some of his abundance of endeay, wlth which he thinks he ts gifted. “I never was cragy,” he sald, have been eccentric; who ain't Hatch says he will write a book about his tmpressions in Bloomingdale under three different commitments “rT may BY FACTORY FIRE Upper Floors of the Establish- lishment of J. Caro & Sons, Near the Hospital, Destroyed. 4 t > ft A workman lighting his plpe in the palpk oom on the Mth floor ot J, Caro i] & Sons’ wood mantel and miryor fac tory ait No@ 413-415 Bast Twenty-ntth atroet to-day started a fire that burned out the ¢wo upper floors and created a sinall pants In Bellevue Hospital, a block away. No one was injured, ‘The damage AMoURtEd to about $5,000 It d@ against the rules for the workmen to smoke, but it js supposed that one of them, who had a pipe in his mouth when he ran out of the building, threw the match he had used olose to a tank of naphitta, There was an explosion that filed the room with blasing olf and the paint and other inflammable material furniwhed fine food for the 8, A tremendous smoke was raised. ‘The wind blew it directly over Bellevue and phywicians were required to go through the wards to reuseure the pationis, On acaount of «be proximity of the hos. 4 Mer. Director.’ > ‘ AL Furlong rook ih HID in $10,000 by One of the Smoothest Sohemes States Mails, >| RICH WOMAN WANTED HUBBY And Each’ Prebppdive Partner Wai to Send $1 for the Privilege of Seeing Her Counterfeit Features ~Big Profite Assured. a William D. Fortong, who represented himself aa « broker with oMces at No, 82 Wall street, but who te a ewindler with a long reconl, was arrested at the General Post-OMce thie afternoon, charged with working one of the most remarketio swindling games that has ever boen operated through tho mails, by which he obtwmed thousanis of dol- lars. The scheme was this, according to information received by Capt. Langan, of the Detective Bureau: The following advertisement waa in- eerted in different newepapers through. out the country: LADY to settle an estate fogally must marry ‘before Sune. Her trustoss take this method ot Minding ‘ble Husband on whom elie will wottie $20,000 without restrictions on the day of her marrage, Eli@lbie gentlemen are reepoct- fully requested to write tor Bor portrait. TRUSTOR. Here's the 6cheme. Those who anewered this advertise: ment recelved the following letter: “Estate of Robert Simpson, Limited, Nos. 88-86 Wall street. J. F. V. Sider, ‘Trustees. Arthur @imp- son and George Grosvenor. No. 120 Lombard street, London, E. C.” “Dear Sir: The trustees of the above estate wish to find a gentleman willing to marry the lady in question under the following circumstances: “That he shall never meet the lady before marriage, and not in any way molest her after marriage. That he will take up his residence in a certain State immediately after marriage and pro- cure from her a divorce as soon as pos- "| teon-year-old country gir) from Ontario, «ible, The trustees of this estate are prepared to give a bank guarantee that they will pay to that gentleman, firs:, the sum of $5,000 on the day of mar- riage; secondly, they will pay the aum of $15,000 on the day the shall place in their hands @ divorce decree, “AN expenses for obtaining such de- cree will be paid by the estate and an attorney furnished free. In order that the lady's fortune tay not be seriously depleted by this large payment and in order that each applicant may know how the lady appears the trustees have caused a number of photographs to be taken of her, and should you desire to ‘become ‘an actual sultor for her hand they will send you one upon the receipt of one dollar. The money reoelved trom the sale of these photographs will- be used for paying the gentleman selected the sum aforesaid. Please Send a Dollar. “If you feel, after consideration, you would care to enter the lists, we should be most pleased to forward you her photograph, with her name printed thereon, You can then make appiica- lon to her or fo us, Awaiting your favor, we # “ait Teta Of OF OBESE y, BIMP- GON, LIMITED.” According to iNe poltce, nearly ten thousand replies to these let tors, each containing a dajlar In pay- mont for the photograph of she m tertous wo hen he wax arrest- ed to-day he Malay Perslate In His Yarn, il, you ure officers of the Inw and anything 1 may say will be used agalnst me But 1 wil furnieh che woroan and the money as @tated in my letter In Jun ‘The prisoner's Gallery. Is No. was arrested &s A years, Later, Furnald, cleaning and pres Sifter fondon, on the aubscription Pian and got away with $10,000 worth of ciothon. In 182 he was arrested for lay ing down a bo for 3,000 franos on the Bank of the italtan au. m. Furlong g picture in ee Ropes, In Jul “fence” Mina werved under the name of W. G opened 4, ing shop arraigned in Centre Girect Bouter -t Court before Mamolrate Zeller, At the request of Detective Bergeant McConville he was remanded pas to Headquarters for forty-elght hours. SOUGHT BROOKLINE, FOUND BROOKLYN There Was No. 192 Marion Street, Too, but No ‘Mary Kelly. Maud Barr, a fresh-looking, alne- Canada, was arraigned in the Gates Avenue Court, Brooklyn, to-day charged with mistaking Brooklyn, N. ¥., for Brookline, Mass, She got to town last night with @ handbag, little money and no expertence, en route for No, 1 Marion street, Brookline, which je the home of her friend, Mary Kelly, whom she had been invited to viel When she asked a policeman about how to get to No. 192 Marlon street, rookiine, the wise understudy for Commissioner Greene went her to No. 192 Marion street, Brooklyn, This is the home of a Mrs, Meyers, Miss Burr wot to the house about 10 o’elock, rang the bell and asked for Mary Kelty. “No Mary Kelly lives here,” gald the girl who came to the Sor “The volleoman sald #1 Barr, and she haniotea” ‘inate net tlend was there, When she Was aseured to hy ction that she had made jo bekan to a mati i Ever Worked Through United 1 TAMMAN IN FIGHT General Committ Organization’s Counsel ‘Concedes Court that ex-Chief’s Members of WEAKENS UN DEVRY. in ee Were Elected, but|“ Contends They Can't Elect Him to Devery looks iike a winner over the Tiger. Justice Leventritt sald to-day the representatives of all the districts should be treated allke, In the hearing before Justice Leven- tritt this afternoon on the motion of Peter J. Garvey, chairman of the De- very General Committee of the Ninth Assembly District to compel Tammany Hall to admit him ¢o full membership in Se Tammany General Committee, Max D. Steuer, for Tammany, announced that the General Commitiee was teady at all times to admit the Devery delegation, "But." eaid the little lawyer, “it is aimed here that one of the rights and Privileges of a member of the General Committee for a district 1s to have a rep- resentative from that district on the Hxedutive Committee, and this we deny.” Justice Leventritt said Garvey's right to @ place on the General Committee should not be an empty right. Abram I. Blkus called attention to the Tammany by-laws, which provide that the Executive Committee shall be composed of one member from each dis trict, elected by the General Committee Executive Committee. of that district. William 3. Devery, 50 elected from the Ninth, has been ex- cluded. Mr, Btouer replied that the Executive Committee is a creature of the General Committee and it might limit the mem- bership if it desired. No man had a natural right to a membership, dit could not be contended that the General Committee and the Hxecutive Commit- tee had no power to reject objectionable men from membership of the Executive Committee. Although the main point—the right of the Devery Committee to membership and voting rights in the Tammany Gen- eral Committee—ls conceded by Tam- many, the auestion of whether this in- cludes the right of the Devery Com- mittee to name a member of the Ex- ecutive Committee is till in dispute, and the Executive Committee is the ruling power In Tammany. Justice Leventritt reserved decision ahd adjourned the matter until to-mor- row, lve Mr. Wikus opportunity to feclae whether tite demand shall be tor an alternative writ to Tammany to let Devery's men in or appear in court and show why not, or for an Immediate and Deremptory writ of mandamus. LESSLER NOT $0 SURE OF BRIBERY New York Congressman Says He Doesn’t Know Exactly What He Did Mean by the Charges Made. BACK-TRACKS ON IT ALL. (Special to The Kvening World.) WASHINGTON, Jan, 21.—Representa- tive Montague Lessler says the matter of his attempted bribery ts being “made & mountain out of a mole hill," He re- fuses to make a formal statement re- THREE STORIES TO DEATH. Friendieas Woman Falla or Jamps and Dien in Agony. ‘Marv Brady,.an inmate of the Home tor Friendless and Deatitute Women, at Nos, 198 and 125 Bast Fitty-second street, jumped or fell from the third-sary win- dow of the bullding to-day and received injures from which she died in Flower Hosoital'a few hours later. The frat known, of the accident was when several of the inmates heard tho woman groaning in the front aresw if nt | The only window open on the f the house was on the third floor, Sho had been the only nereon on tina Rose, hs d gone to the home a sho ako” frome No. aia, Went “Pitty-aixtn treet, where she had been a servant She had no relatives or friends in this city. THEORIES ABOUT FOOD. Also a Few Facts on the Same Subject. We hear much nowadays about health foods and hyglenic living, about vegetarian- ism and many other fads along the samo ts may be found In the larger warding, his charge before the Naval Commission of the House that repre- sentatives’ of the Holland Submarine Boat Company had approached him with | Qn offer of $5,000 to vole for the pur- chase of additional boats. Mr. Leasier i very nervous. When he found the committee intended to make an investigation he sald he did| not want It and began to “back pedal” on his charges, He first told ths com- mittee he had been approached and when cross-examined contradicted this by ying his secretary had been approach- DV #n ex-Congressman, Members generally belleve: Mr, Les ler should have told of the matter im- amediately instead of walting almost a year. Again they say he should have | kone to the House and made his charge Enero Instead of seeking the privacy of | Lesser had the matter under advise 1 year has done much to weaken ‘ entutive Leasler ‘nothing in the charges?’ he was asked. “4 don't know what { mean,’ ewered Mr. Legsier. A_ majority of the members of the Losdler's last reply ent of hie positio: it an- Company, denies tha : approached or that any other member of the committee was ever offered a 7 hen OFFERED NO BRIBE SAYS M'CULLAGH. John McCullagh, Superintendent of Plections, whose name was mentioned as one of the men who akked Lessler to vote for the consgruction of more eubmarines, admitted this afternoon that he did make this request “F went to Washington last apring. he said, ‘for the purpose of askhig Lesser vole for more boats, A friend who js well known and whose In- fegrity Ja unquestioned asked, me to, do I -gaw the Congressman in his ho- He sald ho wouldn't vote for the to ht and tel Dili because he was oppos that is all there was to it “IT offered him no money, He made no reference to my having tried to de- feat him, @s has been printed in one of the newspapers. “J am not interested in the company and do not k ny one who js, 1 don't even know that the man who got me to go to Wasbington Is interested iy itt a na ny am perfectly will- before a committee and tel! every Pabtait of my aU eF Oe eee in the matter,”’ PASSENGERS PUSH DAMAGE SUITS. Meeting Held to Authorize Hir- ing of Lawyers to Proceed Against Owners of St. Louis, A meeting of passengérs on the ateam- ship &. Loute during the thirteen-day voyage was held to-day at the Hoffman House, with Mr. Berng} in the chair, After considerable discussion, a line of sotion wes decided upon and My. Berne) was authorized to engage Ny lawyers ii ‘who lived four score years in robust health jexcellent guides to follow Ip matters of diet, the] ‘/and plenty of it. + Jquerading under the re no meat, pastry or coffee is served and the food crank ts in his glory, and arguments and theorles galore ad- , vanced to prove that meat was never in- tended for human stomachs, and almost make us believe that our sturdy ancestors on roast beef, pork and mutton must. havo been grossly Ignorant of the laws of health, Our forefathers had other things to do han formulate theorles about the food thoy e. A warm welcome extended to any kin@ from bacon to acorns. | ‘A healthy appetite and common sense are and a mixed diet of grains, fruits and meat is undoubtedly tho best, As compared with grainy and vegetables, meat furnishes the movt nutriment In a highly concentrated form, and is digested and 16 assimilated more quickly than vege- tables and grains. Dr, Julius Remmson on this subject says: ‘ous persons, people run down Jn health and of low vitality should eat moat If tho digestion 18 too feeble at first may be easily corrected by the regular use of Stuart's Dyspepsia ‘Tab- Jets after each meal, Two of these ex cellent tablets taken after dinner will di- est revoral thousand grains of meat, eggs or other animal food in three hours, and no matter how weak the stomach may be, no trouble will be experienced if a regular practice tx made of using Stuart's Dyspep- fia Tablets, because they supply the pepsin And diastase necessary to perfect digestion, and every form of indigestion will be over- come by thelr us ‘That large clas of people who come under the head of nervous dyspeptics should eat plenty of meat and insure {ts proper di- gestion by the dally use of a safe, harmiess Aigestive medicine like Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, compored of the natural digestive principles, pepsin, dini fruit acids and salts, which actually perform the work of Aigestion, Cheap of dyspepsia cures, are uneless for | ton, as tI ion of food. epsia in all ite many forma ts empl, ure of the stomach to dikept fond, an nannible way to solve the’ riddle. and ITCHING HUMOURS Complete treatment, consisting of Curicura Soap, to cleanse the skin of crusts and scales, and soften the thickened cuticle, CUTICURA ONT. MENT, to instantly allay itching, irrita- tion, at infamma- tion, and soothe and heal, and Curicura RESOLVENT PILLS, to cool and cleanse |%4 the Blood. A Single Set is often sufficient to cure the most torturing, disfiguring akin, scalp and blood orn oe a tae itchings, and humours, recognized cure ‘for all forms of kidney. ‘WARNER'S SAFE — oy tire 16 Ean tae ieee on ine not Oana oF =F 'W DOUIT MAKE THIS SIMPLE TEST corte Pattee ines Ce bottle, Me: {6 stand 24 hours; taney a Oacey your hfs wil be cut of with Brght rane debe ey py is ‘FRE Cite bas oc base uttended to ‘Wey after you have mado this test, ; any * doubt! i mind as to the ped) sate in your syeseei eam; your urine Pag ep pe og + our een ua report with of charge to you. oh ies bee eel ver, Sete ener aahane All letters from women, readand answered! Dr. Leo Voom, Pach, Bony yuayer “T have prescribe 4 Ware Rafe diseases of the Einesys iver and Hg oe am well Lesa! with th a ciereaee hee drives out A sharpens rene thea a fain ey of ofthe kidneys ladder, such as Alaa disee0, diabot feral ‘galletonrs and urle acld poison, ag" IMADY. & poor fellow suffers'wavild yoy with re te im-the back, gout swelling in bi and does ment tho ant of the eeours the Iidni feat the kidneys so they will perform pro pes andy and yout eat have no qn godt, rhein: inn, ivense, gall-stories, inflainnuatiomet thebladder or liver complaint, all of witch are caumeab? oar diseased kidneys, "Do not neglect ications, ie will cure Len neys if vou have any of these com buttake Warner’sSafe Cure, Warner's Safe Cure is purel aul contains no narcotic or harniful drag, « fen. free from sediment and iy pleasant te take; it dows not constipate, Tekilist thediseane germs. Warner's Safe Cure has been: prescribed aut used by leading doctors for over 25 yeara, anit a meat ip; many prominent hospitals; ex- clusiv Warner's Safe Cure is what youneed, You can buy it ut any drug store ‘or direct, two regular sizes, 5U cents and 81 a bottle. Refuse Substitutes od imitations There is none “ just as ” as Warner's, Insixt on the genuine. which always curen. jubstitutes contain harmful drugs Ww! jure the system, Beware of so-called kidney cw are full of sediment and of bad urea which are positively harmful.and do not cure. WARNER'S SAFE PILLS move’ the bowels gently and ald a speedy cure. High-Class Hosiery For Men and Women—Underpriced 500 pairs WOMEN’S FANCY LISLE THREAD HOSE, : in the newest novelties of the scason, no two pair alike; worth 75c. to $1.25 per pair, at, per pair...... 50c 400 pairs MEN'S FANCY HALF HOSE—Cotton, 25c. air; worth 40c, Lisle Thread, 35c. pair; worth 50c. m- roidered Lisle Thread, 50c. pair; worth 75c. to 85c. Women’s Swiss Ribbed Underwear, in silk, silk and lisle, spun silk and medium-weight merino, AT MUCH BELOW USUAL PRICES. WOMEN'S SILK MIXED VESTS, low neck and no sleeves, in cream, sky, pink, lavender, also black and white; worth 50c. to 65c., at...... 39C° WOMEN'S SPUN SILK VESTS, extra fine superweight, neatly crocheted at neck and shoulders, in assorted shadesand black; worth 69c.to 85c.,at 50C WOMEN'S PURE SPUN SILK VESTS, in assorted shades and white, ase 98c also colored and fancy Merino Tights; goods worth $1.25 to $1.50, at. WOMEN'S SPUN SILK and MERINO VEST; ‘alue $1.50 to $1.98, at sone WOMEN'S PURE SILK VE! STS and TIGHTS, in cream, ‘black and assorted shades—clegant garments and worth from $2.00 to $4.75, at $1.25, $1.48, $1.69 to $2.98 Sixth Pivenue. 20th fo lst f Street. B.Altmank do. Fur Department. Additional Reductions have been made in the prices of Russian and Hudson Bay Sables, Broadtail and Sealskin Coats, Fur: Lined Capes; Paletots, Muffs, Neckpieces and Children’s Furs, Fur Rugs, Robes, Etc. Elabteenth Street, Mineteenth Street and Sixth Avenue, Helo Wanted—Ma FOBDEK WANTED—Firet class; oo Un pri pre Bieokivw Metal ‘Decdratiog oe at day at., Brooklyn, el yay oe ssl Laundry Wants. At Dakoia Steam Laundry collar and “3-10 Weat 126th at, Sieady shirt froner; aluo an errand Vout 434 at. A G00D, poy. 360 Wert 4 THE GOODE LAU laundry help. 8 UNDRY—Girl LAURE 1e INONBRE—Wanted, collar ti mus kpow how to # ‘unten Plest ot. WANTID learn pera ne. age. taandty. 404. Ww TRONMAS Wanted, a WANTE ‘cuff starchers. ringer; is ANTED— Wavooulyn total * Decora Brooklyn. RY requires all kinds of Vchormarhora eB’ oh Apply 01 “hit Ww. bis en THERE _ Aret-claes = family 5S. 4th oe Lhd MGT RANTED v0 do create in tenntrr, 940 por.