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gentlemen. .STENOGRAPHER, typewriter. book r:
17 with 6 months' experience; mo«ler*i?>Hilary to start. MARTHA ROTH. 10 St.Mark's Place.
-BfTLER ami VALET.—French; thoroughly
unUerstamls his <\utWf In .11 branches,
town or cuntry: *o<id references. U M.t(N*. Weal 4«Kn-Bt.
COOK —By Orman, .''." koo.l on dinner*in, "orders; c»ty or country. WSWIME.
.-Ml*East I3'.tv-st.. first ""r
70T11 ST., 30 WEST.— Desirable, large, coolrooms, with running water; al»o sitißle
rooms; parlor dining room; superior tableand service; telephone; references.
STENOGRAPHER and 'TYPEWRITER.—V^.nnir lady. 21. Just graduated from
ll.Vv Institute with honor*. .tenos-rapher and typewriter; salary *\u25a0>. »- »•«Vanderbllt Building. COACHMAN.-Single: city or country; i*'
well re«omniende<l for capahillty. scbrietvami "honesty. a» reference will show; la*temployer <an be seen. THOMAS. 31» 7;h-ave. BRHI
HANDSOME furnished rooms, with board;
also table boarders. 78 West 10.jtb.-st.
11 F \ -ST S4TH-ST. Madison Square F'ark.'md sincle room, with board;
table board; referer.< m.
rooms, with use of parlor Address Kivti.
SIDE. Box «7. Tribune Office.7Jrrj. <T
,,4 <, EAST.—Front and back
•"pir..;rTTni«-;t>- furnUhed: suitable for any
business; also large and small rooms, con-veniences; reasonable. _____
iti.rralo. N. T. -.MTB STP.. 44 EAST.-A bright well fur-
nUhed, cleanly kept room In privatehouse; running water; references^
25th-st. . .
COACHMAN.—English. *K»d 35; marrlM;well recommended; experience*. A<Sdr*»*
G. W.. is** East Wth-st.ST. ALBANS. 7 EAST SIST-STRooms. sinK.e. «i *ult.-. with VTJ*5nZ
baths; doctor's office; dlnln room, parlor
floor- flectrlr light:excellent table board. _ 22D-ST. 4.-.V ui;sT.—
Nf-wly furnishedroom; also r.-ar parlor; refeteaee.
YOCNC. LADY de>lre. position It office:Rood penman; experienced. 9. A. V.. 1
"Everirreen-ave., Brooklyn. —
(X)ACHMAX.—
On ac-ount of family jiv-inn up hors«« IU^sir- position; r»«>rr
ences of five years' continuous »».- ivsaid family. i"t» East lt>th-»t.EMPLOYJUCKT A(iK\CIKS.
raQDOBTTOfI- ©loßloo^o3 ILLdD^fßaFAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
CHERBOURG— BREMEN.FROM NEW PIKR. FOOT OF 3D ST.. HOBOKEN.
Kaiser June M. 10 AM K. \\ m. U....J«Hj -'.'
}
K.Wm. ll...June 23, 2 I'M Kaiser... ..-.. -Aug. 4 1<» AM
Ksonprinz.....July 7. 2 I'M Kronpnnz .. .Aug 11 iAM
Kaieer July 11, 10 AM K. Wm. ll.Aub.20. ••*>AM
'.THEINEW"TWIN SCREW EXPRESS
S. i. M!j©l£!fi) ttylilLlnll&lLlj™IV707 FEET— IO,SOO TONS 4O,OOO HORSE-POWER.
SAILS JUNE 23. JULY 21. AUG. 2.''.
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.PLYMOUTH—CHERBOURG—BREMEN.
FROM BREMEN PIERS. KOBOKEN. N. J.Luise June 18, 10 AMIBremen July,- '\u0084*" \\iFrledrlch....june2s, lOAMjLulse July 23 l.AaBarbarossa. ..July 2, 11 AM|Friedrlch July 30, 1) AM
Kurfuerst July 9. 10 AM '.Barbarossa. ..Aug. 6. 10 AM
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.GIBRALTAR—NAPLES— GENOA.
FROM BREMEN PIERS. HOBOKEN. N.J.
K. Albert June 20. noon|Lahn Auk. 10, 11 A»JLahn June 27. 10 AMlHohenz'n Au«. », 11 AMP. Irene July 4. 1PM|P. Irene Sept 12. 11 AM
Hohenz'n July IS. 11 AM[Lahn... Sept. 2t>, 11 AM
OEL.UICHS & CO. NO. 6 BROADWAY. N. x.Louis H Meyer. 45 South Third St.. Phila.
Paris, June 12., publishes "L-'Ennui, Etude Psychol-
opi.,"-"
b» Emile Tardieu. Without being as
comi'lete as Burton's "Anatomy of Melancholy,"
Tardieu h;is made a clever and incisive analysis
of ennui. He indicates several remedies for the
modern malady of beta* bored to death. Ollen-dorff issues "Bonheur Manque." a novel by
<Jeorpe= de Porto Riche. Calmann Levy pub-
lishes "Le Marechal Bessi&res." by Andre Revel,
comprising new documents of the Napoleonic
epm h. •_\u25a0 Hretasne gui Chante." a collectionof popular Brittany poems, made by Louis Ber-
trand. is published by Lrtnferre. C. I.B.
beth'si Children." and some additional verses by
Constable Mitchell, the poet of the London po-
lice fore. !• *\u25a0 F'
43D-ST 207 WEST.— Kewlj nW'r...W opposite new Uvri, Theatre; mib-
mer latt-s. beard .prlonal: l«fH«aeM re-quirf.l. rOACHMAN. Ac—Middle i"1 man «»
roachman an«l p«h»r»l- useful; penoou:reference. W. S.. 332 \V»st 4Tlh-st.
London. June 12.
Revte»«ns unite in considering the latest Car-
lyl?liook a iw«Me vindication of the judgment
of .roude and in censurinpr Carlyle's friends for
reopeninp the disagreeable subject. Many '•-
ligious books are published this week, including
Frederic Palmer's "Drama of the Apocalypse,*
Canon -MB Uttle's "DavJd." and Professor
Archibald Duff's "Abraham" in the Temple seriesof Bible handbooks. A titled author, the Countessof Cork, appears in the Orrery Papers, an.l the
Hon. Mary Sidney has written an historicaljruide to Penhurst, Sir Philip Sidney's birth-
place. Amouc the new bocks are an additional
collation of Rossetti papers, edited by the poet-
!.;-TnTer> brother; the latest new style "Eliza-
bethan" book from John Lanes, entitled "Eliza- WORK WASTED.MADISON AYE. 343. NEAR 44TH ST
Bachelor accommodation*: cool rooms.suite, singly: gentlemen; telephone, rererences; porcelain baths. \u25a0-;,-<%•
___^^__
ST. BARTHOLOMEW'SEMPLOYMENT bureau.
211 East 42d-st. First class domostlcs are
supplied; also managing housekeepers, ma-trons, governesses, tutors, etc.
COACHMAN*—
Not afraid of work; BO oh-iPfiion to 'h«- country; highly recom-
mend* S. C. Mi3d-ave.
"Books Teople Are 'Reading.Male.
»B_Sa."sS iislice.
103 tVest 44th Formerly with M£.Sefly. First clasa Employment Hureau rorMALE AND FEMATi help Telephone.
58TH-ST.. 431 EAST.—Nicely furnished andpleasant room»; cool and quiet; priva «
house- near L stations and cars; moderaterent; strict cleanliness.
- COACHMAN and general man. on, gent>-iran'i country place, by * very reltab!*
man: ag»'l 3u; well recommended; itrlcf.y»jb«»r; ran t-e u»^ful In many way* b«»M*<»driving: Industrious and willing. At CAR-PENTER'S. 104 «th-av.».
•\u25a0•• AND 23 GRAMBRCY PARK.—Gentle-men oniy fully furnished sitting room,
bedroom: privat» bain al*> large frontroom; private bath; single rooms; break-fast: reference .
_^ _——«,
HKOR PLYMOUTH—CHERBOURG
AGO UJKIE-FOR PLYMOUTH—CHERBOURG—HAMBURG.Twin-Screw Express and Passenger Service.
A. Victoria..June IS, 10 AMIDeatachland ...July 2. 11 AatPretoria June 2U. 1 PMjPhoenicia •'"'> 4
- -«\u25a0
Bluecher June 25. *' AMIMoltke Inly •'- \u25a0 AMWaUereee. ..June 27, 7 AM Pennsylvania. .July 11, BAM
THE GREAT OCEAN FLYER.
Sis iT'siiiiY< 'u l r«n >ni©• §)0) 0 ili/iSiyi liQ)lk'inib=i/riu\)iy
RECORD VOYAGE. ."• DAYS. 7 HRS., S8 MIX.SAILS JULY 2 AT II .V M
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE.Offices 3.> and 37 Broadway. Pier.'', Hoboken, N. J.
work. A M A.. Tribune ( .fflce.
>l\(Hl.\i:i<V.
mm. if. wem«Employment Bureau, li'{Kast \u25a0'•'' tn
-st;,HutJJ
grade male and female help constantly onhaml. Telephone >"*.»- 79th.
CO.VHMAN. gardener and general raaa, ongentleman's place: marriefl; wif«, fn»
child: North of Ireland Prot*staat; l^sb^n"several y*ars In last place; emptoyrcan k. a*-n in '•Ity: best '-r»no«a. AtCAKPESTEB?9. 134 *th»v».
AMERICAN youth of »V*\u25a0"m"I}?*^board with employer. J. RBh \u2666•' Iop-
lar-st. ,
AT REDUCED PRICES—
300 «<^ns handwood and Iron working- machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and «x-ihai.«ed. GEO. B. EDDY. 398 Madlson-st.
reslwmmm,SEeLyk' REFBHUSNCB3 iyVESTIOATBD.EEBLY). REFERENCBB INVBSTIOATEP.
KOOKKEEPER. 25; rtouole «itry;a grad-
uate of two business collfcjtes. and "n'-;r.7
s?sr_3 !3Srffirt142, North Tarrytown. N. T.
ODiLiiiJ ©©OfflOKHOdD^ [LoK3[laDAILY SERVICE.
For Old Pnint Comfort. Norfolk. Portsmouth. Pinner'sPoint and Newport Ntws, Va.. connecting for Pet« r»burg.Richmond. Virginia Beach, Washington. U. C. and entireSouth and West.
Freight and Passenger steamers sail from Pier 20, ?».R. foot Beach St., every week day at 3 P. M.
H. B. WALKER. Vice President &Traffic .Manager.
CO\CHMAX.—
Ten years best city r»'»"*nee; two last employers can tm •*•\u25a0•.
h*UM 5 '.--x 7; wijtr.t VK>: aar- 35; wax***+t». AdJross C J.. Box R«. Tribua* lp-
tr.wn Office, l,3iM Broadway.MIETZ «• WEISS, kerosene and sras enclnfisfor electric n»?htlnK. pumplnc and all
power purposes. Send for cafaloipi*. A.
MIETZ.129-138 Mott-st., New York City. GARDENER an.l FLORIST.— MarrtaA onprtva I'lac-.: hss 2v y»ar»* *xserlene» in
raising flowers, fruits ami veij»taM»9; h»»al»f> a fair knowing* of farm and IhWs.t.)ck. iJAROESER I><2 UVst-st.
EMPLOYERS' AND KMn;<'YKS' IN-
DUSTBIAIi UNION, >r>2 Wast BM-st.T»i 36878 Colnmbna Setocl male and fe-male. Reference Investigated.
MRS G. SIMS. Male and Frir.ale Employ-ment Bureau and Industrial Union. .^3
West 69th-st. Telephone 52»A Columbus.
FT "TRIO MOTOR and dynamos bought,sold and exchanged; first class repairing.
BKLI,t;Li:CTKI<-' MOTOR CO, 195 Woos-
ter-.«t.
BOOKKEEPER'S ASf^^^SftSt
JAMES D. MASON. «8 W. 34th-s* . »•»\u25a0York.—Funeral Director and Licensed
Embalmer. with l^nft experience.
<; \ r.t'i-..NXl: &c.—
French *anJ»: aniBorlat: »>-!?!•; h»ad man: un^»r3far.l^
ifro^r'nir r^j***?.cHrnation^, cl*ry^anfh*TXi'jn^.hothous*- [ilantß. <'Ut Cnwer*; also landscap-inif. fnilt»-n-«. Krap*ri^. venetables; xnr \u25a0
.I»-n- only first <-iass Knt'oman'i cfMiatrvpla""». GAf.DENER. 22! West 33fh-st.
MME AUOUSTB, 102 West 40th-st.j Tel..3 }»<»&_3Sth-«t. Hlch class male and female
help for private families; chefs, butlers.useful men, gardeners, coachmen, cook*. &c
WOLVERIMK MOTOR -WORKS. 23 War-ren-st- N.T.:e«lf-»tartlnit and revemlngr
ca»olene motors for launch and auxiliary
purposes. 2 to 85 horsepower; two and fourcycle.
MRS. BASTIAN PARJ^OU and Me*. L.IVO HOECHLE, Swiss. French. Amerl-
ra:i Ap^noy. 118 East 53d-st. -Select nelofor City or country: references investigated,
prompt service.
GARUENER.—
By a man of »rxp»r!»nc»; an"•xeWl-nt v«»K»table gardener; fruit*,fiow-
•r«. I—rm <lriv»<», *\u25a0\u25a0 ;quite *Sorlst. bntHot an expert; best references. At CAR-PENTER'S. 134 Cth-ave.
BOOKKEEPER. c«.".fcier. flfflee "»*»•«£•r^,mpryct^:PK!etc!aye. .BOT7~17." hrteni«eni only * sJn iT"
country; sr-aks German and """^ian; also plays vl-.llr. \u25a0..,!-.\u25a0/. .»«Trinity- The Bronx. _
SEE- Lincoln Industrial Exchange. 314 Weft
09tli-st.. for select help; telephone IK*.. 15,
Columbus! D. P. SAL.TZMAN. Proprietor.OFFICE Ft'RNITTRE.
cDaiP^PJndKjDiaMHAWAIIAN AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO.OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL S. S. CO.
TOYO KISJEN KAI.SHA.Between San Francisco. Honolulu. Vokohiima, Kobe,
Nagasaki. Shanghai, Hong Kong.Steamers leave San Francisco' at 1 P. M.
KOREA .Tun* IP CHINA July 15GAELIC June 27 DORIC July 23HONGKONG MARU.JuIy 7 NIPPON MARTJ July 31
For frelpht, passenger and general* lnformation apply to349 Broadway, cr 1 Battery Place, Washington Building,and 2*7 Broadway. BOOKKEEPER.— Nine yoars In last posi-
tion; thorough!} experience to»offlc«work. Address A. 8., care G. E. \\lilUma.
fi6 West Broadway.
Blue Flower": Ward's "Lady Rose's Daughter";Moore's "Castle AmeraKh."
History—Green's "Short History of the KriffHshPeople"; Thatcher &Schwill's "General History
of Europe**? Wright's "Asiatic Russia.Description and Travel-Menpes's "Japan"; Nichol's
\u25a0Through Hidden Shensl"; "The Mediterranean:Its Storied Cities and Venerable Ruins ;Gor-
don's "Letters from Egypt."
Hiopraphv— "Now Letters and Memorials of JaneWelsh Carlyle"; Russell's "Collections and
Recollections": Michelefs "Joan of Arc": Bal-four's •
Life of Stevenson."Mfa>cellaneoa» Roberta's "Earth'-s Enigmas'': Har-
brand's "Daughter of Darkness in Sunny
India"; Kennan's "Tragedy of Pelee. *CHICAGO PUBLIC LlßßAßY.—Chicago. 111.. June.
«2. The most popular books among Chicago
readers, according to the demands at the public
library, during the last w«=-<*k are as follows:Fiction— Ward's "Lady Rose's Daughter"; Wilson's
"The Spenders"; Norris's "The Pit."Jllpcellaneous— Riis's "The Making of an Ameri-
can"; Washington.*: "Up from Slavery"; torts-Story of Dv Barry": Doyle's "The War 111
South Africa": L#andor's "Across CovetedLands": Norman's "Allthe Russias"; Machray s"The Night Side of London"; Brooks's "The So-cial l"nr*??t": Carroll D.Wright's "Some EthicalPhases of the Labor Question"; Cheiro's "Lan-guage of the Hand"; Ibsen's "When the. DeadAwake."
NKW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY.—The popularbooks for th» week have been:
!"ift!r>n—WardY "I>ady R->se> Dauphter": Megan's"Lov.y Mary"; Smith's "Under Doc.
'
\u25a0Tri- >ialf-b?.ck"". !>ouplass "Uttte «.lrl ;n OW-The Half-back"; liouplass "I.UtleGirl in OlaNew-York."
Ml-lll—-illl-MII & Garllck's •"PsycholoKy in
th" rVhoolrooir": Wilsons "History of theAmerican (••\u25a0•..'.;• CraiiTo "Pros and Cons :Van Vorst's "The Woman \\ho Toils.
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE LIBRARY. SAN
FRANCISCO—San Francisco. fane 12.— The moMpopular books amoi« local readers wh" draw
from this librarj- durinK the week were:
Flction-XorrlsV "The Pit": Mrs. Ward s "Lady
Rose's Dauphter"; Wilson.--' -The Sr^nd»rs :Mrs. RWs "Mrs. Wigps"; Peak* b Th« Irid'of TeUair."
MiswH&neoup—Davitt's "The Boer War": Lorimrr"s•letters of a S,-lf-maae Merchant"; Maeter-l!nck> "I>sfe of Ilic B»>"'
-:T*tn£* "Ii Tune with
the Infinite**: Van V'or-t'K -The \\omnn WhoToils."
I.IBRARTOF CONGRESS. Washington. Jun^ 12.—
The following list "Ibooks called for indicates
th» taFtes of readers In Wayhir.pton this week:
Fiction— Stockton's "The Captain's Toll Gate":Ho^vells's "Questionable Shape*"; Mowbray s"The Oonou«rii!iT of Kate"; Van Dykes "The LFCDCP LPdDtPQdD Lnßß®(E)a
Steamships of the RED "D" LINE willsail for SanJuan direct, as follows:P. S CARACAS Saturday, June 27, noonS. S. PHILADELPHIA Saturday July 11. noon
For freight or passage apply tr>BOULTON. BLLSS & DALLETT,General Managers, 135 Front St.
DRAUGHTSMAN—As tracer -r d-aildraughtsman: 10 year- experience. »u>
weekly. UICHTEU. HI West 113tn-st.
MRS. QUBTAFBOWB BURKAU. 355 4TH-
AVE. TEL. 2.853 A MADISON SQ.MALB AND FEMALE HELP. CITY AND
COUNTRY. REFERENCES INVESTI-GATED.
—.DRESSMAKING.
DRIVER—
By liv—land sober man asdriver; fourteen years' experience in>•«"-
York- would likeplace In New -Jersey: firstclass reference. OEO. MARSTERS. 212Summer-st.. Passalc. N. J.
ROLLT O P
OD[E^[E©OFFICE
FUKNITUREIn great varietyof style aadprice.
T. G.SELLEW,
111 Fulton St.
GARDENER.—
Working'gardener; uivVr •
stanJ? everything pertaining '.n a eouaxryr»std»nre; under glass an.i outdoors: law?s.carriage roarls. all k!r>.d3 cf '- [and shs-1*trees; all kinds f»f vegetables; wlf* firstclass laundres.-i In all Its branches, or c*t
fill any posltiCTi In private house; ••»»!!-\u25a0years' best reference for both: so family:
pr»senr employer can be heard .'mm. A "!-•dress JOHN j. KEEFE. P. O. Box UP,Tarrytown. N. Y.
PAWSUKOKEKS' SALES.ENGINEER and MACHINIST.—First class
license and reiert-nces :nineteen fears ex-
perience with ice machines, high speed and
compound Cnrrbn engines. ENGINEER, \u25a0*'*
Bergen-st., Brooklyn.~
:\u25a0\u25a0: \u25a0\u25a0 ,
GARDENER and FLORIST.—
Married; aa-^!3»; competent t."> '\u25a0<"
charge of gentleman's place; greenhouses,lawns. hotbeds. trees. graperies, f.n*shrubbery: «f°od vegetable grower; li?» «x~perten^e; strictly sober; good references.Address B. P. HAE.-51U. Lawrence. L.I
&MKKDG3 [LDK3E l^sSXelSy.Anchoria June 20, noon| Furneesla July 4. noonColumbia. -June 27, 10 a. m.jAstoria July 11, .0 a. m.
First saloon, $50 to $100.Second Cabin, $35 and up: third class. $26 and up.
For New Illustrated Book of Tours apply toHENDERSON BROTHERS. 17 and 19 Broadway.
ATTENTION!—
Hennig, JM*o™{
125th-st. French dressmaking and ladiestailoring; makes specialty of stout, alsoother ladles' artistic, stylish ttowns andfancy waists for all occasions: also tailoredsuits, coats, etc.: original designer and per-
fect fitter; designs and creations for the
proper lines becoming to the many differentfigures: the only successful system ofdressmaking models shown; the work willcompare withany high priced house In th*city: moderate prices; out by day: homepreferred.
GARDENER.—
Single; thoroughly nnd<»rstands flowers, fruits, vegetables, ua'fer
glass and outdoor; :*y:ng out grouada and.all landscape gardening: highest recommen-dations. GALVIN.145 'West «Oth-»t.
EXPERT TYPIST and STENOGRAPHERdesires work to do at home; experienced
in all branches of law, mercantile, literary,
sciontlflc and technical work, copying speci-fications, etc.: specialty, copying testimony,
preparing briefs, narrarivizing cases for ap-
peal etc• very rapid operator; terms reas-
onable. Address EXPERT. 2 I*o S'-h-ave.
CENTRAL AUCTION OCX, M. Sheehan,Auctioneer, 152 and 154 Canal-stJune l'j
—By H. McAlsmian, 4«J> Tulton-
ft.. Brooklyn, diamonds, jeweiry. etc. Nos.7.0.'58 to and all old dates held over.
June 16—By Alex. Schlang. 1.*>06 3d-av»..cluthing pledged to June », lf»02.
June li>—By Thos. Co: ley, 853 WestBroadway, cia.monds. Jewelry, etc., pledgwlto June Ii», IMS.
June 22—
Hy ML Lavery. 594 9th-ave..clothing to June 10, l«02.
The six best felling books In New-Tork this week, as reported to The New-York Tribune Weekly
Review by leading booksellers, were taken in the following order:\u25a0 "TrrtloTiKrith" Thomas Kelson Page (Charles Scribner's Sons) $130
1 \u25a0•Th» Cloak"- Haroid MacGrath (Bobbs-Merrill Company) 150
i.-The Under r.op F. Hopkins=nn Smith (Charles Scribner's Sons) IS)
I"Lady Rom'l DausVurr"! Mrs. Humphry Ward (Harper & Bros.) 150
I"The Efrn&l Woman" Dorothea Gerard (Brentano's) 150
1-The Captain'm Toll-Gate" . Frank Stockton (P. Appleton &Cc.) 150
What TV. y. "Booksellers Say ZShey
Are Most.
4_ CUNARD LINE.-
r^-' TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.From Piers 31 and .">2, North River.
Etruria )ur:o 20. nooniUmbria July 4. noonCampania. June 27 S A. M.Lucania J'lly 11, 4 P. M.
EXTRA TUESDAY SERVICE.Aurania. ..lun<. S'.. '.'. P. M. Carpathia. -July 7. 3 P. M.
Carrying Second and Thud Class OnlyVERNON H. BROWN & CO., Gen. Agent*,
29 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
JAPANESE young- man. first class cockan.; experienced butler, wants situation
July 10 In private family, city or country:good references. Address S. KATO. CallBox I.OIU. Hudson. N. Y.
ELEVATOR RLNNER or PORTER.-
By ayoung colored ass; five -sara 1 experience.
R. THOMPSON. 216 West Mth-st.
DRESSMAKER. stylish fitter, as maid orseamstress; first class references ex-
changed. M. DEADY. 185 xlngton-ave.Telephone 2,143 Madison Square.
DRESSMAKER.— fitter, as maidand seamstress: first class references ex-
changed. M. DEADY. IKS Lexington- ave.;telephone 2,148 Madison Square. JAPANESE YOUTH. experienced axd
recommended, wishes a position as asteward on yacht or gentleman's attendant.FRANK. 1&4 Saniis-st.. Brooklyn. »
Fl'IJ.. I>AY, half day. cither as amanuensisor any position of trust, or \u25a0_\u25a0«!> 1ap;i-
blules willbe appreciated. M.. 673 Broad-st.. Newark. N. J.sMAKEß.— Several years with Lord
£ Taylor; will make silk gowns, lawndresses; alterations reasonable, Mrs.
D SALZER, 10S Ka?t 27th-st.. near4th aye. ________ FRENCHMAN. 40. willlr.^. obliging, able
to do any work, for summer; countrypreferred; speaks English: excellent refer-
ences. Address BREsSON. .106 W. 42d-st.
NURSE.—
By medical student, European.34. single, speaking- French an ! German.
In a sanatorium, physician's office, or totake care of invalid person: city or coun-try. Address L. RO3A-N. 112 Broome-st.
AMERICAN LINE.NEW-YORK—SOUTHAMPTON—
New-York.June 17. 10a.m. Paul July 1. 1" a.m.Philadel"a..June 24, 10 a.m.]New York July S. 10 a.mT>ED STAR LINE.\u25a0*-*' NEW-YORK—ANTWERP— PARIS.Finland ...June 30, 10 a.m.,Kroonland. . July 4. 10 a.m.Vaderland.June 27. 10 a. m.IZeeland ..July 11, 10 a. m.
Piers 14 and 15. N. R. Office, 73 Broadway, N. Y.JANITOR.
—Small family, for one or tW->
houses WOLFF. 333 East tZHk \u25a0*.CARPET CLEAMXC.
NURSE.—
A ir.edical student of VermontUniversity, as nurse, 'ravelling compan-
ion or .i» a private tutor la French; hasgood reference. Address R. DEL^Burlington. Vt.
LATHE HASH-By a young m^n. wl:afive years" fxperienc* In machine sir p.
Address WILLIAM JAEGER, 114 North 01-;l t.,9i_r<. Brooklyn.
J. & J. W. WILLIAMS,353 W. 54TH ST. cS&nSS.CARPET CLEANING. Hstabllshed ltiiS.
T>ED "D" LINE.For La Guayra, Puerto Cabello. Curacao and Hara-
caito via Cura'-oa, calling al?o at San Juan P. S.From I'ier 13 adjoining Wail St. Kerry, Brooklyn.
S S CARACAS Saturday. June 27, noonS 6 PHILADELPHIA Saturday July 11, noon
The abive steamers have superior accommodations l^rnafifi^nirerE
- BOL'LTON. BLISS & DALLETT.yGeneral Manafiers. lo^ Front St.
MANAGES or CARETAKER. 3S, mar-ried, with good education and appear-
ance; on gentleman's place or business. 11..1,35>1 Madison-st., Brooklyn.
W WILLIAMS & SON.210 W. 77th-it.
Carriet cl^.-in^lnsr. Fend for circular.
USEFUL IAN on gentleman's place incountry: single; strictly temperate; agn-e-
able. cultivated; care one horse: good driveran.! milker; care oj lawn, etc; all aroundman: good references. TEMPERATE. Bos39. Tribune Office.
MAN. 27. teacher, wishes employment dur-ing July and August In any capacity;
would go out of city; best references. G.R. H.. 835 HalMjy-st.. Brooklyn.
USEFUL MAN. -By a man 47 years of agiIn a private family or any other kind oi
work. A. 8.. Box 81. Tribune Uptown Of-fice. 1.3tJ4 Broadway.
L. L. FIRUSKI, Auctioneer, 70 Bowery,sells, 10 a. m.:June 15— By C. Lang & Co., Jewelry.June 16
—By M. Manning & Sons. 1.6.0
3d-ave., 5*4 Sth-ave., diamonds, watches.Jewelry, all pledges prior June 6, ll*)2.
June—
By M. &E. Bruckheimer, 2.1033d-ave., clothing, etc., pledged prior June6, 1902.
June 16—By M. Simons & Son. 94. Hes-
ter-st.. diamonds, watches. Jewelry, allpledges from No. 117,400 to new No. U2O of1002. allolder dates.
June 17—
By Win. Simpson & Co., 181Bowery, diamonds, watches, jewelry, allpledges prior April10, 1902. to No. 13.8J2,and all goods reserved from previous sa.es.
June 18—By J. Kalmua & Son. 17s 3d-ave.. A. Elraons, 2.20S 2d-ave., diamonds,watches, jewelry, all pledges prior Juno
S. I'jo2, all older dates held over.June IS
—By A. Lawrence. 252 Ist-ave.,
clothing, etc.. pledged prior June 8, 1902.June 1&—By H. Stern. 56 West 31st-st..
diamonds. watches. Jewelry, all pledgesprior June 9. 1902, ail older dates.
June 22—By S. Goodstein & Son. 273Biidge-«t. Brooklyn, diamonds, watches,Jewelry, all pledges prior June 12, 1901.
June 22—By H. Freund & Co.. 9 Avenue
B. clothing-, etc.. pledged prior June. 1—1902. •
T^UENCII LINEr COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANS-ATLANTIQIi;.
DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE—PARIS (FRANCE).Sailing every Thursday, 10 A. M.,
from Pier 4^. North River, foot Morton ?t.•T^a Lorraine June lt*i*La Touraine July 9
La Gas'-i.-yne'UI»*" 25|»La Lorraine July HJ
•La Bovole Ji:l> 2|La Champagne July 'SI•Twin Screw Steamers.
General Agency, 32 Broadway. New York.
JORDAN'S OLD ESTABLISHEDSTEAM CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
Has for th< \u25a0• enjoyed the
ep< rs.If de-
Tel 51 1 3Sth st.
ORIENTAL RUGS repaired, washed, by
ilaltst HAICi P. ISKIYAN,.-4West 18th-st Keference. the B. B. ClaflmCompany.
VALET. &c.—
Highly respectable and well Ieducated West Indian, recently arrived .
from South America, as vaJet. steward, but-Ist, porter, beilman. paltry or baker andcook; very good refererices; willing to gzabroad. Apply PERCIVAL ADOLPHUS.l<-"2 West ISth-st.
MAN. Xi. PwssaUH*. able, satas ami ht.r-»st. any kin! •: wi I*in fa -t-.ry,
-any p!a c. CHARLS9 SAT--HLIAN. :JK?\'. --' j:j-s:.
OFFiCB ABSISTAIIT or CLERK, with
Chan I-
man.19. with knowledge of Jexpected. *>. THOMAS EDEL. lI2A Vo*-•rs-st.. BrooklynCARKFI'L CARPKT CLEANING CO.—
r>am by compressed air, steam, hand of\u25a0m floor. I.BW Brop.dway. 421 Kast 4Sth -st.OOE X- BRANDT. Tel. 132 S»th. PAPERHANGEVt ana DECORATOR.—
First claes: city or country. Call or ad-dress JONES. 8 East 110th-st.. near Mh-ave.
a_
WHITE STAR LINE."^*NEW TORK
—QUEEaJSTOWN
—LIVERPOOL.
•Victorian. June 16.9:30 a.m. -Majestic June 24. noonGermanic June 17. noon Celtic .. June 26, 6:3u a. m.C0C0(jric June 19, noon •Armenian. .June 3<j 10 a. m
\u2666Liverpool direct. $40 and up, 2nd class oniy.
Pier 48 North River. Office. 9 Broadway.
DOMESTIC SITI'ATIOXSWAOTEn.
LAW VEIIS.
BLI SOIiBU Au.:t., 9S Bowery, se.ls 1 10 a.
m. ail goods pledged to June 1». ISX'-
June 15—
Clothing, full dress suits, uik-sllka, remnants, dresses, shi.e3. etc.,
Richard Cohen. 2.7H4 3.1-ave.June 16—Jewelry, watches, diamonds,
all(roods pledst-d to June 10. liO2;also .Nas.3U.C4S and 39.111, Weml-erger Bros. 10JAye. A. and M. & J. Gritlefleld Bro-klyn.
June 17—
Clothing. S. I'mser. 169 Air.ster-dam-ave.. and Dreyer & Nafta!. 353 Sth-av.
June IS—
Clothing, dresses, shoes, etc.. a.Tigner, 277 »th-ave.
June IK—Jewelry. C. Sobel. S» lst-ave.
Female.A LADY wishes position for her thorough
ly experienced Infant's nurse, whom shecan highly recommend; taKS full chargefrom birth: one or MMchildren; under-stands bottle food; good sewer; no cards.1.".'..; Madison-aye.OBliE KIQ!IBONSIS!M
LAWYER, %7?B-^37thV(Sl:
PAINTER—
Good gralner. varntsher. etc..for inside work, wants work at oaea.
PAUL P. HARKING. 1«2 12th-st.. DiSSlilyn.
TITALLOKY STEAMSHIP LINES.•*•
F'om New York Wednesdays. Fridays and Saturdays.FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.'
STRAIGHT and ROT\ND TiUP Tickets Issued to allpoints In TexHS. Colorado. ArlZ"na. i*alifornia, Mexico,&c \u25a0 Georgia, Florida. &c. DelightfulExcursions.C H MALLORY& CO.. Gen. Agts., Pier 20, E. R.. N. T.
PAlNTEß.— Mechanic, wants worklandlord, real estate man. OLtiON. 22i
Hoyt-«t.. Br. oklyn.
LIGHT HOUSEWORK.—
To assist, or mindbaby. Call at employer's, PRESTON.
123 West 96th-«t.\ T. HOWE AND COMPANY, adjusters
\u0084\u25a0 s, accidents a!l kinas; attorneys
furnished for all branches, -'il Broadway.CARETAKER.
—Mother and daughter would
lik» care of private- house for summermonths. CARETAKERS. 270 West 23d-st
COOK'S TOURS AROUND THE WORLD.Thirty second Annual Serk-o. Parties leave Sept. 2ft.Oct n i.*>. 23. Illustrated programmes from THOiCOOK & SON. 2fil & 1188 B'way, N. Y.
SMITH & ENGEL, -"i'I.* Broadway, New-York.
—Rellahle lawyers; accidents, d^j-
mestlc difficulties quickly adjusted; consul-free.
PAINTER.—Young man with some ex-perience to finish learning trade: Is sober,
reliable and willing. J. H. MERCIER. 2".<>aye.. care of Mrs. Jturchill.
PIANIST as aceoavaaM to violinist ororchestra. F. W BBCCESI. 442 West
BOtk-sC
COOK, laundress and cleaning; Swedishwoman: well recommended; by day or
week. LARSON. 220 East 57tb-stPRINTING.
«T A VELOCE"—Fast Italian Line.Sailing ever>' Tuesday to Naples. Genoa.
BOLOGNBSI. HARTFIELD & CO.. ?J Wai! St.
DENGHTFUL SUMMER CRTJISE lo Halifax andJohns. BOWRIKO a CO.. 17 Stutc- St.. New York.
ii<iK -• •- --r.mer..le<l. DO
Lisa Min. first floor, front.
JOS. SHONtiOOD & SON'S. Auctioneers,
Falesr.xims. No. !H Bowery.June 15—Jewelry. H. M Wolfe: Josephs
& Co.. Jersey City. S. C'.rker & Co.June 16
—Jewelry, etc.. J. Nelson, .7
Stanton-sL ;A. Reisner &Son. It*l?t-ave.June 16—Clothlnjr. M. Lew. 2.616 M-ave.
Junt» 17—Men's ar.'i women's clothirg.etc.. E. Glastr. 53 Catharine- »t.
June IS—
Jewelry, watches, diamonds,
etc., pledged previous to June 11. 1902, B.Fox. T2 Mh-;iv~
June IS—
Men's anl itorara a clothing,
etc.. Alex. Freund. 1,r4.", 3d aye.
June I»—Jewelry, watches, diamonds,etc., Ned. Harlam. 490 Hudson st.
Jut.c 19—
Clotbini l«ed to Jun»{> U«i2 I>. SUberstetaTs *ns, 10 6tli-ave. :Sllbersteln Bros.. 2.457 Bta ay. CIII.X Reflne'l woman: first class, ten
\u25a0eat employer: wages >JC>to JV(.>. . ountry preferred. 10© E. Mth-ct
MODKKN STYLE, low prices, best work;
commercial work a specialty. F. H.QCI'"K (Room tilti),108 Kulton-st.
THE LEAGUE PRESS, artistic Job prlnt-inc. 212 West S'th-st.— Rush work our
•specialties: electric power. Send for esti-mates.
PORTER. &c—Colored man as porter ormessenger for bank or some business
house: familiar withthe care and running ofOtis elevator: handy with tools; a*bank theplace: generally useful. Call or address.Sunday or Monday. J. TALLY.416 West3Sth-»t., cr 143 Madlson-ave., where for-merly employed.
Owinj? to the weakness, or Booth Tarkincton.resulting from his attack of typhoid fever, thetrip he and his wife had planned to take,
abroad has been postponed until autumn. They
will spend the summer at pome quiet resort.Mrs. Tarklngton read an oripin3l story before
the Women's Club at Indianapolis last week.
••\V>n.'" said the master, "you can lay nothing
on my desk here and we will then go on with
the lesson."
-A—a—nothing, sir." replied the uneasy
youngster, doubtless aft«r reflecting that it -nap
nothing for him to earn' "taiblet" about with
him.
Mr. Bell confesses to a youthful devotion to
•jaibW" which would have done honor to his
littlehero. "Wee Macgreegor." It seems that heuped to spend all his weekly allowance of money
for the sweetmeat, a circumstance 'whichswelled his pockets to such an extent that onesad
""v his schoolmaster took note of it.
_at have you in your pocket. Bell?" heasked.
t\> referred yesterday to the statement en-
titled My Relations with <'arlyle." which was
r'-epare'S by Froude himself and found after his
death among other papers left by him. His ex-ecutors, Hr. Ashley A. Froude and Miss Mar-
caret Froud*2. have decided to publish this only
because, as they state in a prefatory note, "theproduction of the New Letters and Memorialsof Jane. Welsh Carlyle,' with the serious charges
contained in the Introduction and Footnotes,"
seems to them to demand it. We gave yester-
day the name of the publisher who will nrine
this out In London. In this country it willbe
issued by Messrs. Charles Scribner's Sons, thepublishers here of Froude's books on the Car-lyles, who have received it from England forimmediate publication.
/ VTERARY MITES
PORTER or ELEVATOR MAN P; Jf-spectable young colored man. ALSTON,323 West 40th-st.
COOK in private family during summermonths in the country. Call at present
employer's. 51 East £ith-st.. ring base-ment bell.
CARETAKER. &c.—
Respectable womanwould Mac to be caretaker or housekeeper.
can furnish best reference. LEVL 228 EastKlth-st.
ANDERSON & MINI"/.. Auctioneers, 54Bowery
June 17—
By S. Leichtentritt. .V.7 2<l ay*.and G. Mintz. 1.390 2d-ave., all men's andwomen's clothing, quilts, blankets, spreads.shoes, pledged prior June In, IMS.
\u25a0
June l£—
By S. A. Flatto. 1.2!i5 3d-ave..diamond?, watches. Jewelry pledged priorJune S, 19«>2. -
;,June 19
—Hy G. Mintz. 1.330 2J-ave., and
S. Lehman. Smlth-st.. Brooklyn., diamonds,watches. Jewelry, pledged prior June 10,1802. !
REPAIRING. &c. Work done at your ownhome: city or country: fine furniture re-
pairing; mattresses made over; carpets laid;varnishing an<l polishing of furniture.CHAS. 6TUDE. 527 6th-ave.. electrician•tore.
FISCHER, the printer. Is at 24 Ann-st.,New- York. Allkinds of work.
LOSTjANY person holding or laying claim to
bankbook No. 24,744, of the United StatesSavings Bank is notified to present Itat thebank, as a new book is about to be Issued.
CHAMBERMAID. English Frotestar.taa chambermaid an.! waitress: will a.**:*;
with other duties or light housework £!»1references. ELLIS. 121: West 23d-st.. 1.
floor.REMEDIES.
RESTAURANT KEEPERS.— An Americanman as cashier; Is practical and willmake
himself, useful; refers to his present em-ployer for th« past ten years; compensationvery moderate. Apply or address CHARLESSTELLE. care Terrapin Lunch, Xtt West36th-st.
DR. GTLI.'iTROM. !»rarp specialist.—
Thehair and scalp scientifically treated. Ex-
amination free: ladles' halrdresslng. mani-curing and chiropody parlors. 244 6th-ave.
CHAMBERMAID.—
By competent you;*girl:excellent references; city or country.
"all Monday. 145 eth-ave.
LOST.—Bankbook No. 366.015, on Dry DockSavings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon to present thesame to the bank withinthirty days, or thesaid book willbe declared cancelled and ex-tinguished, and a new one issued in lieuthereof.
An Ingenious method of illustration well»oiit*>d to the subject has beer, chosen for H..1. TThigrham's volume on "How to Play Golf."-.vhich Herbert S. .Stone & Co. have issued.Small photographs are reproduced in marginal
illustration to show the variations in position
Indriving, and so forth. It is described as "akind rtf cinematograph •••ii:ion."
CLEANING.—
"Woman to do off-*cleaning or janttress for two houses. Mrs-
YUDE. 535 East Bth-st.. top floor.
Pit. OODBN*B Medicated Oxygen, Treat-ment by Inhalation; cures hay fever,
asthma, rheumatism, insomnia. 9ent toHny address. Send for booklet. 147 West2Sd-cL
LOST.—Bankbook No. G00.114. Hank forSavings, 280 4th-ave., New York. Pay-
n:.-r-.t stopped Please return b>«k to trink.
SALESMAN -YounK. eneriretlc maa;steady, temperate; with reliable rirm; no
commission line. H.. 14.'i >th ay».HOUSEKEEPER.
—Refined German lady,
aged 32; first class housekeeper; exeeile^.tcook an-J manager for small, Una hou»e£eM:trustworthy. A res* M. C. Box I<K Trib-une Uptown Offle«. 1,364 Broadway.STORAGE.
SALESMAN or COLLECTOR on salary an 1commission; four years' experten' \u25a0
references and bond. LoflS I.EVINE. 317East 41st-st.
PINF LAWN SPRING WATER. It has noequal. All dru^jrlsts and urocers keep It.
Pepot. 181 West- st.. bet. Chambers andWarr-n. Telephone 13SO Cortlandt.
SALESMAN.—
Long experience; establishedtrade In South and West; carpets, rugs
and mattings: first class connection onlywanted. FELIX SMITH. 92 Pearl-st.
HOUSEKEEPER.—
Younjr housekeeper 1r»small family, call for threw day* from »
o'clock. 234 West 21st-st. :hallboy.
Steamboats.
fTD/TT\^cfrl/7r\r?n and points inLujUi/^)U Ui/lAJ NEW ENGLAND*.FALLRIVBK LINK for Newport, Fall River, Boston andall Eastern and Northern Points. Steamers PRISCILLAand PURITAN. Orchestra on each. Leave Pier 19,N. R.. foot of Warren St., weak days and Sundays at5:30 P. M.
FROVIDBNCB LINE for Providence, Boston. North andEast. Steamers PLYMOUTH and CONNECTICUT.Orchestra on each. Leave Pier IS. N. It., foot MurraySt. week days only at 6 P. M.
STONINGTON LINE for Stonlngton. Watch Kill. Narra-gansett Pier, Button and East. Steamers MAINS andRHODE ISLAND. Leave Pier 40. N. li.. foot ClarksonSt.. week days only at 6 P. M.
NORWICH LINHfor New London. Fisher's Island, BlockIsland, Norwich, Worcester. Boston. North and East.Steamers CITY OF LOWELL and CITY OP WORCES-TER. Leave Pier 40, N. R.. foot Clarkson St.. week daysonly at 5:30 P. M.NUW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hartford. Spring-field an.l North, from Pier 40, N. X., foot ClarkßOO St.Week days Steamer RICHARD PECK leaves New York,
at 4 P. M.; Sundays 9:30 A. M. (E. 3lst St. 10:15 A. M.>;returning, due New York 8 P. M.
Tickets and Staterooms, allLines, at 167, 261. 673, LlB5.1,354 Broadway. 3 Park Place, 23 Union Square, -iiColumbus Avenue. 273 W. 125 th Street, 153 E. 125 thStreet. New York;4 Court, SGo Fulton Street, ;i!»o Broad-way. Brooklyn, and at Piers.
LADIES' TAILORS.
CONTINENTAL Storape Warehouse*. 313-319 XV. 43d. Just off Sih-ave, Tel. 2.597
BRth-st.
I'IAXOS AXD ORGAMS. LADIES' TAILOR.—latest Parisian styles;M-ycle suitß a specialty; perfect fit guar-
anteed; prices moderate. S. ROSENTHAL.2.05» Madlnon-ave.
HOUSEKEEPER.—
An American woman,experienced and capable, aa housekeeper:
thoroughly able to take entire charge; ref-erences. Address Mrs. A. WALKER,Auburndale. Mass.
SANITARY ENGINEER to take- charge ofdrainage, water supply, plumbing, heat-
Ing. lighting and ventilating" on large eatate.Address SANITARY ENGINEER. Box 11.Tribune Office.
STEINWAY. [PIANOS for sale or t<»[rent. Cash or easy
WEBER, [terms \\f rent Planoafor summer cottages
CHICKERrNG. reasonabl« rates. \VMA. POND \u25a0 CO H>
W. A. POND &CO. 3th-avf.. New-York.
tI'HOLSTERT. HOUSEKEEPER.—
German woman. wrtHdaughter. 14. as housekeeper; experienced
ami trustworthy; can taka entire chargeAddress F. E., 587 Onn|» St., Nawar*.N. J.
SUPERINTENDENT of printing plantwishes place: am a Mason and Shriner:
keen critic of high grade cut and color work.RELIABLE.Box 10. Tribune Office.
MATTRESSES REMADE at residence or\u25a0hop, $1 75; any styl* furniture reno-
vated equal to new; reference. GODWIN,17y West 83d *t.
ElTING A PIANO? Buy direct of theMaker at the Factory. Secure best goods,
prices and terms. LESNS, Manufacturer.302 w.-1 :{r,th s! New-York.
LADY wishes to place- highly accompllsSMmaid and companion. Write T. A, 117
\u25a0West sSth-st.
BTENOORAPHEB and TYPKWIUIKRYoung man; beginner, can roai! n''-*.
reliable; thr>e years one firm >«!x with[\u25a0resent: energetlr; Keaeralry useful \ idreaa X.MBITHMS. Whitestone. N
UPHOLSTKRY, artistic Interior decora-tloii»; carpet laytnn; n:.ittr.sses mada
over; slip covers, etc.; reasonable. A.GKEEXHLT. 201 West OSth-st.KESTAIKAVTS. MAID—Colored girl as lady's M parlor
maifJ; speaks Spanish ar..l English. B*oWest 3*th-at.. care SaunJets.TUTOR.—A Yalr Kra.iu»te »tulent.
Ing English, French. Italian aad Spanishwell, as tutor for the summt-r (1 CAVIC-<HIA.16 Ward St.. Newark. N I
Luchow's German Restaurant,JOS-114 E. 14TH. Sole Importer of Wflrz-burger Hofbrau. Pilsner Genossenschafts-brliu.
U. KATZIN."Dholsterer and Decorator. 113West 23th-«t. Telephone 1.356 Madison
Square. Work guaranteed; highest refer-ences; lowest prices.
TUTOR.—Graduate from French militaryschool wishes to go M tutor in a pri-
vate family, city or country. CLODIO. *.>»East lMth-st.
NURSE.—
r- superior, thoroughly compe-tent North German, to take full charge \u25a0\u25a0'
•\u25a0hildrpn from 2V» years up; speak* fluentFrench; hrst references. M. V. Bon •».Tribune I'ptown Office. 1.3R4 Broadway.
HELP A\ VMKn.NURSE to Invalid; hospital etperteac*: fimt
class reference.*: terms moiicrate: wlll'.n*to go to country. WIIALEN. 442 Went19th ot.. top floiir.
n.f, "D^,,l-.rr,«J A Ia Carte. TableLate Boulevard, d-Hote. Celebrated
2D AY & 10TH ST. HHaU
Un,:
n,rrla" GyPa/
Palatial Steamers "NEW YORK" and "ALBANY" ofthe Hudson River Day Line, fastest and finest river boatsIn the World.Leave Brooklyn, Fulton St. (by Annex) 8:00 A. M.
Desbrosses St. Pier 8:40"West 22d St -..' 8:U<)
""
West 129 th St 9:20"
Landing at Yonkers, Weet Point. Newburgh. Puu^hkeep-\u25a0le, Kingston Point. Catsklll. Hudson and Albany. Daily,except Sunday. Special Trains *o Catskll! M;n. resortsand Saratoga, and easy connections to all point! East.North and West. Through tickets and bag-gage checkedat offices of N. T. Transfer Co. Most delightful One-dayoutings to West Point. Newburgh or Poughkeepsie. re-turning en down boat.
Restaurant open at 7 A. M. MUSIC.
ST[EMIEi§ MMV- (POWELLleaving- Deabrosses St. at 3:15 P. M (Saturdays. 1:45P. M.> W. 22nd St. 3:30 P. M. (Saturdays. 2 P. M.). 12inhSt. on Saturdays and Holidays only. 2:20 P. M. ForHighland Falls. We<*t Point. Ccmwall. Newburgh. NewHamt'urKh. Miltrn.Poughkeepsie. Uondout. and Kingston.Orchestra on board.
CATSKILL (Rllira <^ (SO.^SAICKIESCATS leave Pier 43. N. R.. every week-day. IP. M.
\u25a0 A DVERTISEMENTS an<i Fubscrlptlons for The Tribune/\ received at their Uptown < 'ttu«>.
MO. I,:».<!! BROADWAY,Advertisements willb: received at the following- branch
offices at recular ofllce rates until 8 o'clock d. m.. viz.:254 Sth-ave.. s. c. cor. 23d-st.: 1.%:{ liih-nvr., cor.12th-et.: OU Kant 14fh-»t.: iir.7 Went 4Sd-at^ be-tween 7th and Bth aven. : -<::: West lS.*>th-srtl I,.'{:jS3d-ave., between 76th and 77th its.: l.Olit;:t<l-nve..Bear «lst-st.: 1.708 IM-ave.. near Wtth-st.: 157 Eastt-."»t!i-m.: 750 Tremonl-ave.: <>.%<> ':•!
-« •..-.. near4lßt-st.: 554 :!d-Bve.; UIO Dleerker-nt.: :»2."J1 Bleecker-nt. Brooklyn. N. V.
—21<> (onr<-»t.
YOUNG MAN a» I.<n(t knife cutter or atanything; can furnish-good reference*. J.
KIIIEU11 Etdrtdee stMltSffjlllfM]'© l-'l& 123 West 2«>th-st.inilfUiyiilM9Table d'Hote, withwin-. 55c NURSE.
—Orman-Amflrin nurs«. 40 years
OH. for grown or bottl* t>aby; »«wlne.Wai?** |20; best reference. MS. TYLER.321 Fast N»th-st.
Female.COOKS. -Two first class women rook's
wanted; $40 per month each. M East5!Hh-st.
YOUNG MAN. 19. as correspondent; fairknowledc* of French. C.erman Sp«nishr.
rapid penman; good reference. LEVYNK.XI Delancey- st.
BREAKFASTA specialty at GIBSON'S. 61 & S3 MaidenLane.
WORK WASTED.
HOTEL CABTLETON, New Hnirhtrvn.States Islfin.i. Hal* hour pail fr.>m city.Qota l.unch. 7.V. Dinner. $1.
YOUNG MAN. LV porter, driver or any-thin* R. \\i>.'i>s. 25 SheffleW-ave..
Brooklyn,
Female.COMPANION or QOVERNESB-— School
teacher In Stamford, Conn., wishes to b»>able to attend summer nchool three hoursdally. Ml»s THOMPSON. 153 Franklln-st.
NIKS" .ftc—
M .' \u25a0• -*>•! person as nnn»and seamstress for one child; city 1*
country: highest reference*. Mln*P. GOR-DON, "124 East KnJ »ye.near «th st.
XI K.-—
Colored girl to >:• of ehf!d;competent la take full ohar».\ I.AW-
RENCE. 341 West 33d-#t.
To Be Guest of Alumni of College of Cityof
New-York.Over live hundred members of the Associate
Alumni of the College of the City of New-Yorkwillgive a commers to-night at the Arion. for Act-ingPresident Alfred G. Compton, to commemorateth.- fiftieth anniversary of his entering the serviceof the college.
Dr. Compton was an honor man in the first classgraduated from the Institution
—that of 18&3. He
Immediately became an Instructor In th« Institu-tion, and taught various branches until his eleva-tion to the professorship of applied mathematicsin IS6?. During his incumbency of this positionhe built up the first mechanical workshop coursesoffered by any college in the country. On Decem-ber 1. 1903, following: the resignation of PresidentAlexander S. Webb, he was unanlraouslv chosenby the board of trustees as acting president, whichposition he will hold until the inauguration ofPresident-elect John H. Finley on October 1.
COMMERS TOR DR. COMPTON.
Within a few weeks the Macmillan Companywillpublish in the large volume, "The Island ofFormosa, Past and Present." the result of theinvestigations of James W. Davidson, UnitedStates Consul there. He has been at work uponthe book for several years. Mr. Davidson wasconnected with the Peary expedition toward thePole, and was correspondent of a syndicate ofnewspapers during the recent war betweenChina and Japai..
Julia Ward Howe has lately completed theintroduction which she has been preparing for"Margaret Fullers Love Letters," which theAppletonfl wi!l issue about the middle of themonth. Mrs. Howe passed her eighty-fourthbirthday on May 27 at her home in Boston. Allher children, several of her grandchildren andher lirsi crcai -grandchild were present.
On June 2~ Professor William Cranston Law-ton will publish through the Scribners an "In-troduction to Classical Greek Literature." He« onsiders Ihe masterpieces from Homer tol.u'ian. making both a critical interpretationand an historical survey.
William Ellery Channinc's "Discourses onWar" have been published for the InternationalUnion by <?inn & Co.
The I^othrop Publishing Company has justissu'-d a story told in letters, called "AParish ofTv.o." One of the correspondents is a clergy-man and the other a clubman. The book hasbeen written in collaboration by H. G. McVickorand another, who assumes the pen name "PercyCollins."
A play in three acts and in blank verse is soon,
to be published anonymously by Longmans,
Green & Co., under the title "Mnrs et Victoria."The scene is laid in France shortly after the
massacre of Pt. Bartholomew. The heroine ismaid of honor at the court of Marg.iret ofNavarre, and is persecuted by the attentions ofthe Duke de Guise, who follows her to herfather's castle, where he kills her lover leading
an opposing band of Huguenots. The maid of
honor chooses to die with him, persuaded thatlove outlasts the grave.
Th<= Oxford University Press has put upon
the market an India paper edition of Dickens
in seventeen volumes. The publication is madeby arrangement with Chapman & Hall, who
own the copyright. The additional stories andsketches which appeared in the ••Gadshill" and"Authentic" editions are included with some six
hundred illustrations reproduced from the origi-
nal ones. The device for reference has beenadopted of printing a list of the chief charac-
t?rs at the beginning of each book. The aver-
age thickness of the volumes is nine-sixteenthsof an inch.
with this statement: "Can you keep a secret?
Im disguised!"
COMPANION or NURSE.—
By a youngwoman as companion or nurse to Invalid;
references Address Luck Box 4V>. <sreen-vill»\ 111.
MANNING'S,between 104th and 105th sts..Columbus-aye.—
Palm room and t-^taurant. MuMc.JJunclay dim \u25a0 nyecinhy.
tMHHKI.I.AN AND CAMBB. \NURSE.
—V Panlsh, experienced nurs» V
take car* of one or two children frorr»two years; sr>od references. JENSEN. 11*Kckf«.»rd-»t.. < Jre*np.->lnt.
The novel <>f Washington life and politics
\u25a0which McOlur*. Phillips & Co. have issued.\u25a0»-al!^d "Despotism and Democracy." \u25a0»• pub-lished anonymously. S-.iK>rf>sti<ins came to handthat this book was such a revelation of the in-
side workings of society and public life at our.seal of government that i' might have been an-p!?»asiant for the author, or shall we say au-thors, to reveal himself, herself or themselves.We were also boM that "his or her book willsurely prick the his ones at Washington prettysmartly, and the author willsave his pkin by
not disclosing his identity." One can picturethe "big ones at Washinpton" meeting in se-cret caucus and considering measures for thestretching of his. her or their skin or skins onthe steps of the Capitol. Now we are honoredwith an attempted identifu^tion by the processof exclusion. Itis suggested that among writ-ers livingIn Washington are Miss MollyElliotSeawell. "whose salon is always filled with dip-
lomats and lawmakers"; Thomas Nelson Page,
and Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett, who hasalready written a novel at Washington lifecalled "Through One Administration." It is
pointed out that the novel is hardly in Miss
Sea««XPs style. and is by no means what
would be expected from Mr.Page. Now. is this
MM inviting calamity for the author of'\u25a0Through One Administration"? What is this
. -..\u25a0]. anonymity? If Johnson were revising his•.:;.-tionary he might consider defining an:.n<jn>incuf author as one whose name was wellknown to certain people, and by them artfully
i»roclalia*<L It all recalls a character in \u25a0• omic. opera of a season or \u25a0• ago. who took
-.•!->\u25a0 ihanc acquaintance into his confidence
YOUNG MAN. 'JO. inreliable real estate oroutdoor business; no Crfnv.v^lti^;goo«l refer-ence. OLIVER P. 3. BURG. 407 West22d-st.
TOI'NG MAN, German. In a first rlaiw1 he^p <;sh grtwery. Address T.. II
FRESK. 2tit KingslanU-ave.. Brooklyn.
YOI.'NG MAN.I*.in wholesale house pack-Ins or around jt...k K. ST. JOHN. 77
Palmetto . Brooklyn.
DYKIMi AND tXB.tSI\G.HI MNK'-S CHAVCBB. OLD GOLD AXI> SILVER.
FOR THE SUMMER, cra<luat». of Darcardwants to prepare fi>r colleg- txaminatinns
or to teach children; prcflolent In nature\u25a0tod) speaks iJermati, country preferredAddress E. X., '•49 West End-aye.
NURSE.—
A respectable, young, heaiilivwoman as wet nurse, baby six weeks; *\u25a0»
««hjei-tlon'«••• travrl. Address Mrs. BUld>*.
In.; Ka«' 103d-st.
ANTIQUES AMI MHKX
AT nBLS"S ART GALLERT.105 VTeft 4-4*t. near
—Antiques, curios, old
Jewels, jrltverware, rare fans, paintings,n-ilniiLtarae and weapons. Old cold bought.
WANTED.- A man »lth $15.(Xk) or f2o,<V>oto Invest in the heavy trucking and trans-
fer business; this is a safe Investment andran ruarante* 50 per cent yearly on said In-vestment. F. F. MOORE. 5 Federal-sp..Plftsburr.
NURSE. —By German K»rt. 21: first classma*«as<» operator. REFINED. 1.4*3 fltii-
ave
ran <r>N hhio. 72s lexbvgton-ave!—French cleaners and fancy dyers. Lacesflyed to match rowns. All the materials
used by the Irr-ssmaklng trade; also fineraiments cleaned and dyed. Real lacescleared and rotnded. Mall orders promptlyattended.
STEINSCIINEIDEP/SUmbrellas are the best.
124 Fulton-et.. cor. Nassau,basement.
London smoke best SilkUmbrella. 13.23.
Umbrellas recovered withImported Silk. SI.OO. Allrepairs JBc.
(fSfOli [Hi IBairht. GEO. ItJOYCE.Wimd-IU) IJeweller. 123 Nassau St..<§"fl iffDi Inear Beekman. Best pricesQ ''UV/lCljtl paid. Kstabllshed 1522.
UIHSETS *M> WAIVIVSEAMSTRESS —First aw go out by d»r
in families ; city or country. NELSON.211 East Slst-st.
WORN-OUT GOLD AND SILVER boughtby R. LONGMAN'S SONS. Gold and" Sil-
ver Keflners. 8 John-st.
GOVERNESS resident; Roman Catholic;thoroughly advanced English •..-rtir)
r.ift.. Prench, LaUii, pinging, music,simple drill, needlework; very successfulwith backward pupils: would accept tem-porary tagufinul tor summer muntiiA;excellent references. Miss KIUWAN. car«Mrs. Marshall, 432 Henry st., Brooklyn.
TOI'NG MAN. IS. wishes itjcht position atanything. TAI'l. HMNEM\N\ litSackman-st.. Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN. 10. dentre* permanent out-door position: b»st references. JOHN
COTTER. 44* West 125th-«t.
<JRAGG ANTIQUE? CO.. lie West 424-«t^!"iuan<f •«\u25a0:!» old n.s!:ogM!,y silver. Jew-
«irj-. Colonial cnlna.
"M T "MTTPPTTV***York's LeadingJiL J. mUitrill Custom Corset
IOC 'HT»c+ 9*^fl9+ Maker *Designer.IZb WeSt^aat. Established 1870.
VCQUETTE CARPETS, beautiful dresser.mahc«any; also mantelpiece, chiffonier*,
tables, etc. 23 E. 4M-H. J. r«-»PTI.ER.
!GOVERNESS or COMPANION.—By younglady. North German; teaches eii-n»ent»ry
\u25a0branches, French. English. German; ex-cellent musician. GOVERNESS. "J.*^) Westr.4th st. v
YOUNO MAN,competent to direct any con-tract work; accustomed to handling men;
open for any position. B. a M. TribuneOffice.
YOTTNO MAN. 212 1 an bookkeeper »n<« cor-respondent In English. Sr>*ni«h or t>uti-h;
best reff-rence*. ENERGICO, Root MX24 State
WAIT*—
Tounsr air!, first class; •»•years with present employer; cocatrr
preferred; no cards. 100 Cast 3-Wb-st
W*SHI! Woman would like w&sfttnato talc* home; good reference; wash !o-
ctntflnK «hlrt w:»lst»; all work reajonab!*.VANt'EMARK,7«7 Columbu»-aT».i r«*r*fstore. ; i
VI SALVO BROS.. Antinue Furniture,Brle-a-Br«c. «'.. 3SS 4th »ye.. near 27th-
ft Tel, 2.248 Madlseo Square.lIETKfTIVEAGl=:\t IT^. GIUU 17; willing: as stock sclrl; refer-
ence. GERTRUDE BEINL'R. 112 WestoOth-st.
WAITRES3 and CHAMBERMAID^ t» Cto th« country; four Tears" r*v>r-nf-»
from present employer. 130 East Oj>-»>.
YOUNG man experienced In car* and re-pairs of motors, lights and b«ll». would
l'.Ve position at saro* Bo* SB. 1,037 <3ate»-iw Brooklyn.
IE OLD CCRIOSITr fHOP.—Curies, an-tique*. old grit Fllver and books bought... TG3 I_eiLl3irton-<v*.
DETECTIVES.—Licensed; shadowing: In-vestigations; evidence secured ; civil,
criminal rases: phone 434—
3& 309 West42d-«t Captain EOTEP
OLD Jewelry and duplicate wedding pres-ents at the assay office of S. P. HOW-
ARI). 10 John-fit.
m. ii.ii,. AST) POOL, TABLES.
MANUFACTURERS of billiard and pooltables; high grade bowling alley hui!4«n.
I•»-.! prie»i MARX BROS.. •24 UnionIgtHM, -:u-:>:
OFFICE CLERK.—By an Intelligent, neatappearing colored woman. MUNROE. 11»
Tt?e«t «r>th-#t.. i«» floor. w»«t
ADVERTISEMENTS arid subscriptions forThe Tribune received at their Uptown
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