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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-04
TURNED OVER TO GERRY.
Fred Archer. the hoy burglar, He
fore Marshal McCnrty.

A big, burly Deputy United States
Marshal brought Freddie Archer be-
fore United States Marshal McCarty
this morning. Freddie is the seven
year-old knickerbockered young despera-
do who broke into the post office at
Newburg, N. y, and stole the sum of
so cents.
Freddie was caught in the act, and,
after being committed by Recorder Nc.
Croskery, In Newburg, was brought to
Ludlow Street Jail by two Deputy
United States Marshals. He il the
youngest prisoner that ever was lodged
there charged with breaking the Fed
eral laws.
The little fellow looked wonderingly at
Marshal M'Carty, as ir he thought deat tn
In the electric chair might be his doom.
He was much relieved when the Mar
shall ordered him turned over to the
care of the Gerry Society.
Freddie Is a very nice looking boy,
but he is not quite as good as he looks
He has been in trouble before with the
authorities for stealing lead pipe and
once remained In jail for two days He
says he IS one of eleven children. In
extenuation of his crime, Freddie said
a lot Of big boys urged him to break
into the post office.
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ON A WILD GOOSE CHASE.
Mrs. 'niot Dccoyed from Home aud
Robbed of $40.

An, andrew Cox, Of Washington avenue,
rA'oush, was prisoner this morning
on a technical charge OF intoXica tion,
"n'ch may be changed to one of larceny.
tie called at the home of Mrs. Chariot
1e Nalot' Gear street. yesterday and
.oid Mrs Nalot that neighbor wanted
70 see ner on important business. Mrs.
sloI hurried to the neighbor's house,
s s,I that she had not been sent for
ana returned home.
shortly afterwards she discovered that
ssunepody had entered her home during
hsr absence and stolen $40 from a trunk
resne reported the case to the police, and
SsSi,hing S6S was found In his possession,
0u' ne denies that be stole the money.
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POLICE TO WATCH MOWBRAY.
No Incendiary Speeches VIII lie
Tolerated In BrooI<Iyn

Anarchist Mowbray is announced as
the principal speaker at meeting
which is to be held at the Brooklyn
Labor Lyceum. in Williamsburg, this
evening. He has chosen as his subject:
The Breaking Down OF the Social
Madhouse."
Some doubts were expressed this
morning as to whether the police would
permit him to speak, and an Evening
World" reporter interviewed Inspector
Mackellar. who Is the head of the Po.
lice Department during the absence of
Supt. Campbell.
II learned several days ago" said he.
that the meeting was to be held.
also heard that Mowbray would be
there. ! have made arrangements to
have a sufficient number of officers
present to preserve order. The meet
ing will not be stopped unless the laws
are broken.
"If any incendiary speeches are made.
the persons uttering them will most
certainly be arrested"
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MILWAUKEE'S BAD BOY.
4 Nine-Y6ar-OId Incendiary and
HOrsc-Thief Captured.
tDy Associated Pres

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Aug. "A small
tow-headed boy. with big blue eyes, sat
in the Central Police Station last night
surrounded by group of police officials
and detectives. His name is Marcus
krokserg. and although but trine over
nine years old he has endangered por-
ton of Milwaukee by fire on several
occasions. Marcus likes to set fire to
barns and steal horses, and has been at
this work over IA month.
He has caused six fires that he remem-
bers of and ran away with something
like a dozen horses. Two of the fires
were set on a windy night, and but
for prompt action by the firemen would
have resulted In serious confiagrations
In the demonstrating line he was an
adept. He would jump into buggy,
drive out into the country turn the horse
loose and trudge back home. Twice he
sold rigs to men for so cents. saying he
had just found the horse straying down
the street.
The boy rs too young to be sent to the
reform school, but steps Will be taken to
place him in some charitable institution.
His latest feat was to steal a purse con-
tanning S35 from Mrs Fain.
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THREATENED HER LIFE.
SalviOni Got Mad when His Step
daughter Refused to EIope.

Angelo Salvionl was locked up in the
Adams street police station. Brooklyn,
this afternoon, charged by his wife with
threatening to take his stepdaughter's
life, because she refused to elope with
him.
Salvioni has shoemaker's shop at
street. With his wife and two step
daughters he boarded a Court street
car this morning, bound for the bridge.
nineteen years old. to run away with
him tonight.
When she refused. he took her by the
throat and, her mother says, handled
her roughly and threatened her life.
Salvioni will be arraigned on Monday
morning. when Sadie may make a more
serious charge against him.
Salvioni's wife was Mrs. Waller
when she married him. and, besides. Sa-
die had a twelve-year-old daughter by
her first husband.
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ACCUSED OF C0WARDICE.
Jersey City Policcman's Conduct Is
BEING investigated.

Police Capt. Farrier, of the First Pre-
cinct, Jersey City. is investigating a
charge of cowardice against Policeman
Alderman. The Captain says If the
charge is sustained he will have Acker-
man arraigned before the Police Board
for trial. Early yesterday morning the
home of Mr.. Prayer. at . Paumire place,
was entered by burglar. The man WAS
scared away before he got anything, but
returned and visited the adjoining house
of J. Perlummiter. He awakened
Mr.. Parlummiter's two sons, the only
occupants of the house. and when they
shouted for help the burglar fed over
the fences and hid in woodshed. about
half a block away.
When Alderman arrived the boys told
him where the burglar was, but ne re-
fused it Is alleged, to follow him, until
the younger boy said he would II the po-
liceman didn't. The policeman then
went after and arrested the burglar, who
gave his name as William Coriers, of 81
Bright street.
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BROKE INTO A COTTAGE.
Mrs. Morey Sues Tenants of Her
Former Property I'm vain.

COMFY ISLAND, l.. l., Aug. Mrs.
Margaret Morey was dispossessed from
the ownership of six cottages on the
Boulevard some weeks ago by the fore
closure of mortgage. The cottages
were bought in by Charles and Frederic
Coudert. the New York lawyers. Mrs.
Morey still claims that she owns the
cottages. and yesterday tried to collect
rents The tenants refused to pay her,
anu She tried to sue them before Justice
f1nnerty. He would not issue the pa
pers and Mrs. MOrey went to Flatbush
and obtained wrlts from Justice Murphy.
me tenants went to Fla thush to de-
fend the cases. and while they were in
progress Mrs. Morey returned to Coney
Island and procuring an axe. broke
open n door of one of the cottages and
entered. After struggle. Gus HELLER,
the Waterman, succeeded in ejecting her
from the premises and having her ar
rested. He did not press the case, how
ever, and Justice Finnerty discharged
her. Justice Murphy decided against
Mrs Morey
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MADE HIS CHILD'S GUARDIAN
Manager Palmer Can Transfer His
100000 insurance Policies.

Justice Barrett of the Supreme Court,
to-day appointed A. NJ. Palmer, the the
atrical manager. guardian of his five
year-old daughter, Phyllis Langworthy
Palmer
Justice Barrett's order gives Mr..
Palmer authority to assign, transfer or
dispose Of insurance policies on his life,
aggregating 100000, in which his daugh-
ter has contingent interest
The policies on Mr. Palmer's life are
issued by the Equitable Life Assurance
Society OF New York. and are payable
to his wife. Laura A. Palmer, but In
event of her death before his. the poll
cies revert to his daughter.
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SAY REiNHART WILL STICK.
Directors Deny that lie Intends to
Reign.

Sensational reports that President
Remnant, of the Atchison. Topeka and
Santa f. road. would resign and take n
journey abroad during the Investigation
Of the Company's financial affairs was
emphatic denied by directors to-day.
MIR. Reinhart is at present at resort
in Virginia, but will be in New York
next week to attend the important
meeting of the REORGANIZATION Com
mittee Beyond the fact that startling
disclosures are to be reported by Expert
Little, who has been examining the
books, no intimation regarding the
Company's affairs can be had. Mr..
Thomas Barring. the London banker,
will arrive tomorrow. and VIII attend
next weeks meeting.
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MRS. BARRETT,S MONEY.
II Passed from Son to Father and
Then Disappeared.

Cornelius Collins was appointed re-
ceiver of the property. OF Jeremiah Bar
rett by Justice Fitzsimons. in the City
Court. to-day, on the application of
Barrett's wife. Honora Barrett.
Barrett IS in the Tombs, charged with
stealing 1896 from his wife. Mrs. Bar
rett says she gave her son William the
money to deposit.
William turned 1t over to his ia
Their, and then father and son put Mrs
Barrett out into the street from her
home at $50 Columbus avenue.
The father denies that the money was
given to him. while the son, In an eX-
animation in supplementary procee iings,
swore he gave him $500 of It, The police
are now looking for the son William.
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FOR KIDNAPPING HIS CHILD.
John Kelly Must Answer for TAX
ing His own Daughter.

John Kelly. thirty-four years old Of
S4S West Twenty-sixth street. was held
in $500 bail at Jefferson Market Court
to-day for kidnapping his own child,
Margaret Kelly. nine years old. Five
years ago Margarets mother died. and
the Surrogate awarded the custody of
the child to guardian. Mrs. Ellen
Slimmick. OF 500 West Thirtieth street,
last October.
The father secured the child last Tues
day and took her to his own house,
where he kept her. The Gerry Society
was otifiei. Agent Grier told Kelly that
he would have to give up the child or
he arrested. Kelly refused to turn his
daughter over 10 the Society. SO he was
arrested yesterday.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-04
DARKNESS IN Hampstead.
Electric Lights 10 lie Cut on Until
Charter Is Amended.

Hampstead, L. l., Aug. 4-The Ball
Electric Light Company on Wednesday
night last cut off the electric lights, and
now the citizens are in a quandary as to
how the village shall be lighted. The
Company thinks the village authorities
have no authority to contract for
electric lighting under the village
charter.
II viii supply no more lights 10 the
village until the charter is so amended
that legal contract can be made. The
matter will be brought up at the next
meeting of the Board.
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FRENCH WIDOW TO BYRNES.
Wants the SUPERINTENDENT TO Look
Up Her DAUGHTER.

supt. Byrnes this morning received a
letter, signed widow Noyot," inn
keeper, at Bourbon, Lancy. France, in
which he is addressed as Monsieur lie
de la Police, New
York, AmeriGue" The widow wants to
learn II the Superintendent can give her
Information about her daughter. Fran
cine Voyot. who left her home some
time ago and came to New York.
The girls father died since she left
home, and her mother is anxious to hear
from her She may be employed as a
Chambermaid in some rich family, her
mother thinks.
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CHILDREN BURIED ALIVE.
'he Dead and the Other Three had.
Iy Injured.
ny Associated Press.)

'HoNlDENCE, r. J., Aug. Awhile
play In a trench for new sewer
r.s'erday, four children were buried be-
a m three feet of earth, caused by
bert vein Three or them, Mamie Gil
tTn aged hve. years Peter Monahan.
pear. ears, and Agnes Monahan, three
possibly. fatally injured.
Ian hogan, seven years old, the
frem V ~ found, was dead when lifted
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GEN. TRICK DEAD.
His Desire to Die on His Eighty
third Birthday Granted.

MOUNT HOLLY, n. j., Aug. +-Gen.
John $. Trick, the millionaire railroad
and bank president, died al. his home in
Vincertown to-day at the age of eighty
three. 80
When he was first taken Ill he en-
pressed desire to die on his eighty
third birthday and the wish was graft
Ned, this being his cighty-third anntver-
sary.
Cen Trick was for many years prom
inent in political and military affairs In
This .SlnlC.
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{ ooK1.

COOK & lsundress: viii 10 20 70 country: IS
MJnrGc st. between MIrhcl o. Pike RI.
COOK -NIlllc-agcl German woman. uudcr.ian o..
cooking 4 general housework thoruuun'. ,.rs
Or rllntry. W. e., lJJl Ave. A, u4,,.ra.Hs
office.
COOK Experienced woman, understands cooking
In boarding house, assists IN WaaHIrs, I...
eren"o 26s W. Nh ~. ID door rear
COOK, good; understand meats bread ~ lir.
cult boarding house OF private family, city or
country, coed rstCrelCe. rs W. 18th sr, .
flights up
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accused of shonIiftinx.

Co.,, we Ls'eS Market Police Court to-day Mary
sr,., '"enty-three years old, of s52 Elizabeth
as.r' Rosina Castlna, nineteen years old.
To kimrSaheth street, were held for trial by Jus.
ven rsa.n ON a. charge Of shopltftlng. They
Me- M IN Ridley's yesterday, and when they
NSo1h :; soois in their possssstoa thsi thew
~! Tor They denied the charge.
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WON'T GIVE UP HER LAND.
Mrs. scbIupd Wants More Money,
for Condemned PROPERTY.

Mrs. Barbara Schlund, of Pearsslls ave.
nue., Jersey city. whose property was
condemned for the new boulevard, but
VINO refused to give II up for the price
offered IL still In possession.
She threatens to Kill any one who at
tempts to take possession Mrs Schlund
was AT flrs. awarded $50, and when
she refused this amount jury raised
the price by t50D. Mira Schlund says this
amount Is also too email.
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Situations Wanted-Fema,e.

HORLDS "SITti 10Y Dil' An Gd,, t,s5-
hcnts Under ms d3ssdGri u dDpe rjH9 ~ h> at
uriay m Gnigg ciim nm N liiH HO"LD WN u
II; ca,ct IN Mc EVENING HUELH DE sane dag
frfe Of chGrle
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Situations Wanted-Maie.
Sc. a line No ELtru U,ugs on sunday.

E->ry Saturday until Snl Is uf h TIE
IORLJ 5 "SITri 10Y DiE' IA ddrertise-
in.n,s uIier tts a 1873 fcdti u ape rhg mihe sat
~ a. y, riurq 0te,on ot THE WORLD wN be
~ ,ac! il, he ElENING WORLD The saiIe day
f,,C N chrgc
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Professional Situations Wanted -
Female.

sTENOGRArIIFR & typewriter; good pcnman
willing 10 do o'lce work; Moderate salary.
Punc'usI world AGENCY. lEs sth ave.
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BUTTONHOLE MAKER experienced IN ladies'
under garments, reference given II rCqIirs T.
Annie Rollins. care Solomon COIN walker "a.
DREssMAKER 10 10 ont by day Or take wo-a
ham'. test ic'crv,ec. ~. Dpnul.., }jI "
i7tl IT.
bEESSMAKER. rrst ,llss Wishes rrw ra"r. r,,.
TONER'S home or ort' good htier. h.4t refer
ence; s. day Brclnnn. re " C.a D.,
PLAIE SEWING wy,nln,. rI cotton intel
marks darniug 20 do at hordr. cain 10 ".
eith - SIbiou's belt,
Genera HouscworsCrs.
Observation-Disclosures In small family. trust
gUJl IN, s,,kn,sa, Nrd.a reference -; ", 17tl.
Hpr SEwuRK by respectable p'..rn }. Willy
SO w. 18Th s.
IiJI sEWORK Light rousuwo"t 4 rarr NJ hi
dren by highly respectable ND ilc-s""i wuw5u
les vag"s references Sir. Cic %. so IN ave .
Hh n0ur,
UpUsEWoRK Girl want N'u.oe n, ~ re
lerrci 81 ". istr st.. nrst nisIl front. has
worked I'll prefcnt aidrr.r
not SEWORK German gin ~ DO 1.ur. work f0f
small family IN rat Jan.tor. ..' ". 18TH 81.
not SEwOEK- ,ornE Scotch 0u"len want
general Homework ono r''itHH Norl CHS uT
country. l., Williams, Isl Adans a., BROOKLYN
HuISEwoEE- Swedish girl To- De- general houso-
work n small family. Call t9I days. s.l l..
l3ilA 81 Ting JaCkspn's tell
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USEFUL MAN By young sN EIDE understands the
Of Jorses q stable work, garden. any
Mind Of farm work good mixer; honest, sober 4
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sA''t.sMAS 10 represent some house IN dry
goods or clothing line for New England trade.
e. H. James IS bedford ST.. Boston. Mass.
SIIAMpuOER-Turklsh bath shampooer; willing
To leave New York. S. r. box sos World. up
town
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sTENOGRhPHER-Young man competent stem
ogrnphar. desires temporary situation; operutes
Remington. Hammond. Caigraph. Darock, liter
airy work Preferred Address Fcnlch. $50 w.
i4th 81.
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ACCOt MIAMI; thotuughlv competent, excellent
references opens. closes, posts books, pre-
parcB trial ~ partnership balances, 90 cents per
hour. H., 1871 nth At.
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N&TER ruaar-hnnEor. kalsomlncr. first class
work; docs II. good cheap. herman. ITO
LLrL- lnm-IL 4
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WATTER-colored man as walter or handy man
ont ~ town, reference n required. Address T.
g. T.. House. 1856 W. nth st.
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sTEAMfITTER who take charge of any kind
Of pipe citing. sober steady. w. L.. box 2+5
nCkdhue, ~ y
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A-IIEkD WAITER, who thoroughly under
sand his business has city COUNTRY reteren-
ccs. can furnish hrsl-russ Mattresses; viii work
reasonable Address T., p. o. box Haines
Fats, n. y
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TYPEWRITER owning machine desires general
office outdoor work collecting. &c, with re-
liable concern, Francis Fedman. l7l5 Madison
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FAINTER parcr-hangcr: practical Trustworthy;
works good cheap. private work or for land
lords, references. JarOby 500 h. 7Jd st.
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TYPEWRITER Young man wishes typewriting
10 80 at home; lowest Tatea. A. c.. room 20.
% Pine st
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understands the care u horses: win be found
useful IN every respect; good references. o. p.
box 32l World.
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MATCHMAKER a ioweller--Young man desires to
,haIigc. welt ~ In an kinds of work. tools.
could take charge nj store: splendid refereneea
" :. box 40 World
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WASTED-To work for an Al lawyer who ac-
rc,.'f accident casrs; clients on hand a able to
hr'ns more wish SALARY commission. b.. box
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PLuMnER-St young man as plumber 9
helper, years experience. J, p. box ga
World, Brooklyn.
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Nl'ir MATrIlMAN-.i viii paw $40 70 any
pNtiy who secures mo ~ position aa night
vr''hm1n In some institution or factory eau
'hc car" ~ rtcsm boiler; reference given r.
" -, boz 3ni World uptown.
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SINGLE MAN wants q situation at anything; not
afraid Of hard work. best references. p. *.
3lG ". 9th 81
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USEFUL MAN-Swcdc. % as useful or second
man In private family. II. H., Is2 e. ed st.
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sTENOGRAPHER--A gentleman wishes a situA-
ton ap 5tenoEra pher: Remington Smith
Premier. A. A. Encklin, Deposit, y. Y.
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works good cheap; private work or for land
Lord. references. William Edcr III 20 ave.
PAINTER $ ycarf experience desires pcrmane,t
Job $40 per week. reference IL necessary.
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Situations Wanted-eemaie

Cha r,bermaida. MHitresseE. CITE.
"a girl o. light houseNo'k neat
willing y ohliglng. X, hos sj5 world, uptown
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MhN'fT souuE mau; ali years experience:
lm som" snop Win chance 10 learn more.
lGuey. NU1 T., l1ih ST.
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WOULD lr.c situation at anything: not afraid os
hard work or luns hours references Joseph
Chaser "6l lst ave.
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fPER!iANGEi,-Firs class: city or country
hang any class ui Goods cheap good. Paper.
hnnEur. box iaN Mnrll nninMm
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PAPER HANGER: 1rst class: piece. job or day.
H. HuldbcrE 10 Snrok IT.
Pr MpfR. ~ I6hbinr or new work: So or 81. 50.
Net, 1853 Bedford ave, brooklyn.
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wAIrER-hmerican 20. as waiter In hotel.
club or restaurant; city or country. Schiebei.
al W s9th ST.
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PNNrER.-wInts 0 or rooms: work for the
rent ~ W. 18th st., basement
4
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yul. Sc Man. q. work OF any kind; quick. In
rnlugsnt good penmtn. q H.. 2ls L. 18th ST.;
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PRINTER. thoroughly competent foremanship In
country NJ, st. Denis Hotel DAYS.
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ZINC ErCIEI,-First class sll-round man; has
had long experience On tine work. o., box 100
World.
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hS@AGE OPERATOR. experienced highly re-
'omhrwoi. ua,n for engagement: moderate
rrna l3a H. lgth It.
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sTAnLrMAN 7ec,m9n, a. as atableman or
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gurNG MAS. not .freid OF work employment
t.r board d. small wages; best reference. Work,
... $50 W,rll Harlem.
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PRINTER-Young man, H. In printing ONCE; 8
years experiences good references. David
wahrman. 1879 Cannon st.
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SALESMAN. real estate or insurance preferred;
experienced In office work. Fine Penman, boz
~ World
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TRAVELLING ADVERTISING AGENT, long eI-
ptrience, best references J. L. Fulgham. p, q
=. soy.
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rescocr & designer: many
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