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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

m n Y. L. +. AND w. BONDHOLDERS.
xrt MORGAN & GO. ISSUE A CIRCULAR
laying PROPOSALS FOR REORGANIZATION
circular has been sent TO the second CONSOLE
,,oa mortgage bondholders of the NewYork
- Erie and Western Railroad Company. from
nr.xsl Morgan x Co. announcing that unless the
l,orosal made in that circular be accepted the
an Of reorganization will have to be abandoned
The circular is as follows;
referring 10 the circulars of January >. 1894 and
MI . 1894 and that of the New-York, Lake
2Apih and Western Railroad Company OF Janu
ay e, Goo eco ont Of SIS. 900 600 bonds. We
80 now To inform you that. owing to well-known
hanStions in commercial and industrial affairs the
coings of the Erie system have been and continue
ca he inadequate to meet the interest maturing on
~ ~ nronosei issue of new general mortgage bonds
Vsyertheless. it seems to MS ineNpedient TO treat
..Ss inability Of the company To pay interest as
an occasion for present foreclosure without giving
ssarment Of bondholders Subscriptions to the new
bonds has not yet been called to provide the com ,
s ssSi, w.. ,r. no. nrono..s ,n,, n. now bonds
pe r her l. 1884, attached. but stamped subject
20 contract with the company winch snail pro
W., W., mi of the fl ST net earnings over and above
The railroad oI 1877
.,cspt in default on later coupons shall
give ImneS coupons shall retain ali their original
,,shts BEFORE proceeding to carry TINS adjustment
Denomination receipts is required. ana We hereby
I,va notice all holders of such receipts as de-
IRE 10 carry out the above plan TO present them
s.i,bout deay at offices In New York or Lon
An In order that their approval may be stamped
thereon , ,u =, ,,,,.o,, - s.,is
,.c,orv extent. shall be in "A position where
&c can proceed with the execution OF the plan
va with the delivery of the bonds in place
~ those deposited. so that. thenccforth the com
vsnv may be held 20 strict compliance with the
panHs Of the mortgage. or suffer its penalties
TIE new bonds for the cash subscriptions Will Of
snrse he deliverable eX all pas; due coupons. the
tuyer paying for interest accrued only from De-
csmber l. 1921
W however. the business Of the company shall
.an,jnue 10 indicate that II viii be unable To pay
NE roupon due June l. 1885 IL is understood that
he approval of this circular. when stamped upon
o"r receipts constitutes fun and continuing au-
,Saritv to us 10 take whatever action we may
Sssm hes, for the interests or enforcement of the
hands against which our receipts are held instead
az delivering the new bonds. .
II is proper that We should state plainly that
rrlsss this approval be given We shall have no
alternative but TO abandon the plan of reorsaniza-
,,on in which event the bondholders will lose the
hsnedt of the valuable full foreclosure rights pro-
vided under the mortgage, and which. In our
onnion could not be again obtained. All powers
hereunder vested in DreXel. Morgan e. co. in New
York will after January !. 1885, pass TO. and
tA exercised by. their successors, j. i. Morgan q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11
cnrrupRy SHAD NOW ~ MARKET

Tho first shipment OF the early run OF Southern
chad worthy of mention arrived here from Savan-
nah IN Saturday. In Fulton Market yesterday
the fish were selling at 81 % es Tor DUCKS ana
% for roe shad their weight ranging from TWO ana
49,. bal, ~ three pounds each. North Carolina
sh.d which Will be mere late in January VIII
he much heavier. their usual weight being from
sx "a seven pounds each. As the season advance
and the supply becomes more pienliuI Pirn7 WI
ent rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11
POOR BUSINESS or WESTERN ROADS

POOR BUSINESS or WESTERN ROADS.
Chicago. Dec 1o.-The traffic Of the Illinois
Central Railroad for the four months cnic! October
81 shows an excess of 81 .f2oih over operating *
penses and taxes For the time last year the
net income s2.l5jsii. a decrease OF sl.j3J.SsS
The earnings for November were N.746.7@. as com
pared with S.Si2O6S last year. decrease OF Sl21%n
The earnings of the Chicago. Milwaukee and 81
Pau Railroad for the first week of December Were
$763lS for the same week last year. s6li.2S9; de-
81 .G1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11
SOUTHERN ROADS MAY UNITE.
RUMoRs THAT ALL THE SMALL LINES WOULD
BE ABSORBED By THE SOUTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.


RAILWAY COMPANY.
Reports have been current for some time that the
Southern Railway Company would soon extend its
system by getting control OF all the small roads IN
the South The report yesterday that 1t would soon
take in the Florida Central and Peninsular road was
believed 10 extent. on account OF the con-
ference which is reported TO have been held IN
FLORIDA between II. NJ. Flagler, president OF the
East Coast Line Railroad: II. II. Plant. the head
Of the Plant railway and steamship system II.
r. Duval president OF the Florida Central ana
PeninsuIar Railway. and Frank 9. Brown. pres-
dent Of the Florida Southern Railway. Repre-
sentatives in this city Of the Southern Railway
had no information 10 give about the report, ana
al Mr. Flagler's office the same answer was given
The Florida Central and Peninsular and the
Southern Railway system now have close trafhc
connections -. ,r-
Al the offices of the Plant system. In West Twen-
,y.thrd-st yesterday. only the subordinates could
ne seen in reference the stories OF consolidation
,elegraphed from Florida. "Ail the officers OF the
plant system are Palm Beach said one OF the
clerks THE annual meeting is taking place there.
That accounts for the unusual number OF the sys-
tents officers in Florida. News OF a consolidation
would naturally come from floIlda lfst' we KNOW
nothing about il here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11

near future The appointment Of receiver for a
portion of the road recently made ut Springfield
Ill. was at the instance of the Ncw-No security
and Trust Company. trustees for the consolidated
bonds, and in no way intorfcrcs with the plans
OF the Reorganization Committee. The COUr, has
instructed the receivers TO pay the interest the
first mortgage bonds from the earnings Of the
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HELP WANTED.

Mnlc.
A kAZTffHI.E nrSt-clasq canNass"is
wanted. n new and Necessary book just
out. most attractive. CELLS at sight; h.st
terms. CHARLES STBGHN Err : SONS.
Subscription Department. l15 Fitih-A't''
Nov York city
,NNNASSER- with 'n'fcN and aum, nus
n.ss expert, ace. To- sell nncsth"li ",'i-
81. 81 Ga. graaftai merit % families in mis-
city. - weekly salary ana liberal CON-
mission On sales. also o Young man 10
take charge 81 the oni," and max" hlinsTlt
generally useful. state qualifications. etc
AGIress g. r.. T.. .. Boz 2wss. y. y. 'iiy.
MEN. WOMEN. BOYS AND Girls
WANTED. New business: s. day made
easily. samples and terms free. Z. y.
MARSHALL. I.ockpurt. y y.
ST BARTHOLOMEW PARISH HOUSE
AMEN. I'll East I2d-st.. can supply
c0.rhtncn. janitors. watchin"n. clerks.
81 glarhnrs salcsw0ren, govern" 49,.
rur.., Domestic servants. etc. ALIEN
ANprR LANGTON. Superintendent.
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HOARD WANTED.

u.....rrp Hoard for a club Of students.
90. ,uhie. must be west ~ 30 lave. ana
near East Grh-st. Address ELLIS H.
IVooDRIfVF ~ East GJih-st.
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rI'RNIsHED ROOMS TOILET.

a EAST li7Tll ST Two or three beau
ufui. sunny conner rooms. ~ 81 kitchen
DI,fsinak"f's bell
III WEST 75TU- ST. Elegantly furnished
hail room ana large room. well heated .
hot and cold water. large closets. terms
low. references.
Az WEST 2IST- ST Just furnished: steam
heat: moderate prices. southern exposure.
fnr gentlemen only. private family; refer
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

HAVING Withdrawn my residence fi
west l2ith-st.D from sale or eHchans''
VIII lease II for term ~ years FOR ciuh-
1ouse or nrst-claa boarding house \. q.
DICKINSON. 945 Broadway
Brooklyn.
PART or A THREE-SrORY. new brown.
stone house narge front alcOve room "a
noof, and four rooms and storc-rooin 81
noon: excellent modern improvements /.
very desirable neigbborno"d. light ana
cheerful rooms: residence az The owner =
mail family u three adults, two minutes
irom Albany-ave. station. Kings 60 Ele-
waited; - minutes from Bridge. will lei 10
gentleman and wife small family ~
snul's not exceeding three persons; rent
-, Apply 10 CHARLES T.. UOThffNi.
~ sumner-aSe.. corner Meteorological.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.


Male.
HITLER BY competent young man. sin
Rlc-handei. thoroughly experienced. IN
private family. viii make himself useful,
best city references. Address BUTLER,
Box 90 i.2i2 Broadway.
HITLER by single man in private fam
il. middle age. single handed: city or
count ~. good references. WIN. ARM
STRONG. 1iG 3d-ave.
HrTLER-iaidy wishes to get a situation
for her butler whom she highly recon-
m,nds. Is a nrst-ciaas valet. Address +.
NJ. 10 ienoN-av".
Hl-TIEK 80 competent single man.
seyrr ycsfs' reference. inst dis"ngagrl,
excellent valet; willing and obligins. H,y
or country. personal reference. ANEltl-
CAN. BOX ii:. l2i2 liroadway
mTLER ny young Irishuln in private
family. city or country. neat appearance,
total ahsfalncr. best city references. I.
r.. noN rs. los West i2l-st.
Hi'TIER ~ USEFUL MAN.-Uv Young
niun. well r0lucatrd. as butler lr useful
man ir private family Address T.. i2i
East l3th-sf.
BUTLER by young colored man. private
family. thoroughly understands his bust
ness. good city references. last employer
can be seen. O.. ~ West 3oth-st.
CHEF Position IN hotel. cafe or restau-
rant. capable In all branches. Address
WILLIAM ROBINSON. General POST
office. Brooklyn.
COOK. nrst-class. wants situation IN pr.-
waite family. hest references. Address
ROBERT Loo pc Kalb-ayc.. Brooklyn.
COOK ~ competent. middle-aged man
in boarding house % restaurant: postal.
36i Barley ST. brooklyn
COACIIMAN by i young man thoroughly
understands the care ~ horses harness,
and carriages. and good driver; sober. will
ing an1 obiising; years refer.nce from
last employer. who can be- seen. MICHAEL.
3S9 PARK ave. private stable.
COACHMAN English. thoroughly expert
cnced in care Of horses. all stable duties.
married. without family; yeers' good per
sonai references. NJ, care Martin 4 MAJ
tin. 2:' 5'h-ave.
COACIlAiAN and USEFuLMAN.-By a
steady, respectable man, single; good
driver. can attend furnace. ana IN every
mended by last and former employers.
JAMES. Box 3. Tribune Ofice
COAClIMAN BY n sober. honest. reliable
and trustworthy man. thoroughly under
stands his business m all It's branches l.
years' best city reference from last EN-,
plos.r. who has given NJ horses ana
who can be seen. 2I3 West 5sih-st
CoNCHMAN. Gardener--cook. l.aundress;
hv I.nellshman and wife, careful driver
excellent gardener, care furnace can
milk. etc. wife family COOK, nice lauh-
dress. care NILS and butter hes. REFER
enccs. At CARPENTERS. i0> 6th-a'e.
CoAruMAN. BY "a reliable married man.
apa n. thoroughly understands his bust
ness IN every particular; ]" wears very
highest reference from last employer. IA
dress l.. II. ~ East ilst-si.
COACItMAN and GARDENER. BY sim
gle man AZ low wages. thoroughly un-
dera.ands tho care OF garden. COWS. fur
faces, horses. carriages and all general
work about place. Address HOLT. Box
II Tribune Office. !
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PORK BUTCHER.--A Frenchman. not
speaking English. and having good ox-
perience from France and New-1oik.
wishes n situation At HIS trade ADOLPIiE
TORYAS II Carmire-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11

JOHN WANAMAKER NAMED FOR PRESIDENT.
The fight for the control OF the Reading road
al the next election is becoming more interesting.
ard those who opposed 20 the Harris manage
ment believe that he can be defeated. In the last
week several prominent banking houses In this
city have refused TO give their proxies 10 the
present management. account OF the provisions
in the Olcott-F.ar plan Of reorganization which
take away the voting power OF the stock
Recently movement has been started in New
York IN favor OF John Wanamaker for president
Of the road and it is said that Isaac l.. Rice Will
withdraw from the fight and give his support 10
Mr. Wanamaker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11

MACHTNIST.--By n young man. skilled:
machinist's helper: best reference Ad-
dress G. l.. HOAGE. 1873 3Gth-st.. Brook
lx1
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l.. E. AND ST l.. REORGANIZATION PLANS.
Representatives OF the Louisville Evansville and
81. Louis Reorganization Committee say that the
plan recently formulated has been temporarily
abandoned. although deposits Of bonds with the
New-York Security and Trust Company are being
asked for, pending the formulation Of "A new plan.
Charles : Farchd. the chairman. says that the
reason for this action Is that present conditions
are not favorable for the submission OF a plan 10
The security -holders. and the committee prefers to
wait until the earnings OF The road show an i'm
Woyement which IL confidently expected in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

ISL IOTORE co DETECTIVE A%t
Law hGENCY.~-Divcrce speciality. con
sussn'ial Investigations: shadowinS. private
Information and legal evidence furnished;
,,P'', detective service; strictly coniidcn-
"al Ia Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11

MARRIED. MAN. %: German: willing 10
work at anything. experience as carpen-
ter: can take care OF horses. SEEMING. i2J
West fDth-st.
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\. -A.-A.-COuTrRIERE FRANCAIsE.-

DRESSAAKING.- Tailor made suits. 81.
evening dresses. fancy waists. Jackets ard
cdpes. moderate prices. home or ou'.
KENNEDY. s02 Gth-aye.. between 4jth
and itih sis
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WORK. WANTED.
Fem are.


TO CLERGY MES
\ lady ,rssssse 81 considerable g'h"'A'
In .,yl..lre whose isumarsliN % 'N''I ..'"-
alb god. would Ike permanent p"s.'t'"
wi'h clergyman. "r other literary
r,.u as private secretary or stcnueIaph', D
m. hest - testimonials given. Please AL
dr.ss r.. Box u. Tnuunc ono
A -YOI-NG LADY would Ike. hom, en-
81 % NORTON. - kins-st
'u-rfvG. pleasing. refined young lady do
afrae Nf'irs WurN. cashier. or aNs p'aiti u
o. fri.f. small compensation Co start. h' Z
rDfe-ere,s Address 49,. .'-is .H-aNr.. AI-
seriisinE once.
IusRAKfAN a graduate - Pratt IN
sntuf" set* p'fman'ni ' '"i'p '. LAZY,
employment 81 any kind. h.s ca'-l.guel
q private library and mad charg" ni t"r
reference library = New YORK l-l'N w.
questionable references. Aliress LIBRA
HIAN. . bible House. y. y.
JANfrREss Small family wishes 90 'ai;;e
care ~ one cor more houses. man can a."
repairing willing tn 10 any W'iN.
KDoTZ. o3e East i9'h-s'.
JAXITREss Understands an about on
glu.F wishes situation. best 70 ieil'
once ran or address Mrs. lR\ ING. 30
Ganseyoori -.
sTENOGRAPHER. typewriter. hooAke"p"r;
in good oficc. years experience s''h
grAmmarian. p"nmanship. good references.
q. T.. station W. brooklyn.
sTENOGRAPUER and typewriter. OK
p-rl.nced competent and willing. desires
god POSITION with chauc" 4 adv vance
m.rf. best references. SENSE. Box u.
Trihane pn.ro.
STENoGRATHEH and TYPEWRITER.
Familiar with ell k'nlf Di stcu'eraph'r
work. moderate salary. Address EN'EP-
TlDNNI. ~ dth.a'"
u..o. requires 'usAgeu'uts schools and
private classes. Miro FRENCH. pitsan
4 CO.'S music store. SG1 broadway.
TYPEWRlTlNG. all kinds. lowest rates,
tcrtlmony taken direct On the machine.
experienced IN Law work. DODGE. III
SusSau--t. Room 5o3.
TEACHER \ visiting teacher: - years
highest school testimonials. Will give Eng
ll.k French music tor refined home. city
onlr. BOX So Larchmont y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11

COOK &c.--A respectable woman wants
place To cook. wash and iron; city ref
srences. q West 44th-sG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11

GAKpENF By single man. thoroughly
understands his business. greenhouses
eraper.es yegc' abies AMI all outdoor gar
dening. be- generally useful II required.
good referer res. Address X. Box 300
i2l2 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11
NEW PRESIDENT FOR THE LEHIGH COAL
COMPANY

RazeIton, Penn, Dec. 10-At a directors meet
ing OF the Lehigh Coal and Navigation company
held at Mauch Chunk this afternoon. +. W. Clark
was elected president OF the company. all the other
candidates having withdrawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11

Al WEST DIST 81 Handsomely fnr-
ni1hed rooms. suite or aeptfht'iN' VII"
board. references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11

GARDENER By hrst-olass single Ger
'uau. experienced In greenhouses. Crap
crios roscs and All kinds - flowers. fruits
ara vegetables. best city references. Ad-
dress i. -. Box 3. ~ broadway
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Practical Results-l3 Years Work.

NINETEEN MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS ALREADY PAID TO WIDOWS
AND ORPHANS
rory million dollars already living policy hold
eis ny reduction OF premiums Eighty three Thousand
paying Members. Two Hundred
lars insurance in force. Three Million
Ten Thousand Cash Surplus-Reserve- Emergency Fund
More than Sixty four Million Dollars
year 1873 These are few practical results already
corded 10 the credit of the
MUTUAL. RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION
T.. =. HARPER President.
Home Office. Mutual Reserve Building
broadway corner Of Duane-st.. New York
Send for circulars and rates
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

pr.t-TIFIJ, ROOM. with piono. Tor
bachelor or couple. dainty meals II de-
slred. 100 West 3iihsi. -
XIII AVE- comfortable single. snhI
rooms. best locality; moderate 'hats'.
a. yEaT a3p.ST. Large. sunny room
wi,h hath; two smalier rooms. D'suu-
f,,I,v furnished: breakfast optional r"fei-
euce. 49,. -.----
/, WEST c2D-ST.--Rooms for sen,Isn;,s,n n:
newly fitted bath sam" foU'' r""soh"o'''
connects CIar1'r restaurant.
=, NvreT 18TH ST. 80 Handsomely fufn'shea
49,. or suites Of large ROOMS In dniet.
o,,xste house: sunny southern exposure,
oyerIookins 6th-ave. windows on Two sues
in every room; Ieferencee'
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

fOk sAIE.-ionies for children. horses
niniered. box stalls. Address DR. q. g.
JACKSON. l.. o. Box 1Gl. Jamaica. l.. J.,
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Ee..::!c.
\ nor SEWblRk r.i in utsi lass tai i'l
singl. gentlemen. good city relerrn',
both AS 80 ability nd chgrart"r rcquir"h.
Al regs HOME. BOX Gn2. Tribune lpiu"h
nnlln.- ~ HrntnNaN-
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HOARD AND ROOMS.

A.-34 WEST DIST ST Handsomely far
ni1hed rOoms. suite or separately WIN
board. references.
ANNO. LIE BROADWAY. entrance ~
West osth-st. Select family ana iraptl.nt
hotel. rates reasonable. LEWIS LELAND
proprietor.
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms. southern
exposure; superior board ana service
table board: references 90 WeN AHth-Hl'
TO East 3sTn ST.-Large room, second
floor: also back parlor; excellent 'ab'e'
references.
I-IARGE. well furnished rooms Win
hoard: socnnd and third floor, table
board. references. I33 West 4lih-st.
1-UANDSOME ROOMS. excellent board;
every comfort; tfansientk, peIlnsn..h'
references: table boardcrs taken. loS WEI
34th.xt. Doctors Office.
I7TJI-sT 2ii EAST lSfuyvesant Park).-
Neatly furnished double and single rooms
With h1nrd. newly decorated. reasonable,
references. -
2isT- ST. las EAST. Gramercy Parh.--
Pleasant rooms. generous tabie; every
thing nrst-class; private paiN pN"che9'
reference.
a.TI-sT . WEST. opposite Manhattan
ciub.-Handsorn suites 81 rooms. bach
elors or families. board optional
a7TU ST a. wEST.-Desirabie wei fur
nished rooms to let with superior board;
references required. ......--.-.---.
10 WEST 5isT. ST. Handsome. large front
room. superIOr table and attendance.
small family: reference lelnircd.
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DRESSMAKING.
: DRESSAfAEISG I'm,
ARTISTIC

Artistic DREssMAKING. - Imported
fashions tailor-made dresses. $40, also
dinner and evening gowns at short notice:
perfect ut and finish. Mrs M'ELROf, u
East iith-st.. between Broadway AMI Uni
vels'ty Place.
A.-A.-A.-COUTrRIE FRANCAIsE.--
Fancy waists. street dinner ana ball
dresses: ladies' materials made. special
styles for large ladies: remodeling short
notice; moderate prices. Nine. AMBER
son. los West lTth-st.. late with Stern
Bros.
COMPETENT dressmaker and scams'ress
by day or take work homo; skirts. waists.
also rcmodelling. repairing. alterations.
children's dresses Addrss DAVIS 800
'olumhus-ave.. store.
DRESSaAKING.- made suits. 81.
evening dresses. fancy waists. Jackets ard
KENNEDY. soc Gth-aye.. between 45ih
and i6th sis.
DRESSMAKER would like more engage
menis. terms 81 ~ CAV. Address
SMITH. 2al Amsterdam ave.
DRESsMAKER wishes a few more GUS
toners 10y day: best reference. cuts hy
system: 81 PEE day ". STANDBY. 1876
West S5d-st.
DRESSMAKER Gutter. litter and draper.
wishes work at home or in families. b,
day or wrek; terms moderate; references.
LEO. DC West toth-st
DRESSMAkER. Experienced dressmakcr,
hrSt-class litter: accustomed 10 fine trade:
desires NOR" engagements in irst-class
families. city or country. personal refer
cnces. - 80 shave.
DEESSMAl;f.R wants q few more custom
crs ~ home suits from SO up. IL. FOX.
3l2 West SDth-si.. near Riverside Drive.
MHS. COOK. PRIVATE pRt.SSNAKEf;.
80 Ems. .2d-sf Ladies material made
.t.l.x 4. sffr
at moderate nrces. Evening drees"s -
speciality.
SEAL. GARMENTS redyei and altered into
fashionable apes and Elton jackets MS.
BARK ER. llG West 39ih--t.. ncar BROAD
WAY. lat" Nith Gnnther's Sons. "ih-aNr.
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EARNINGS OF MINNESOTA RAILWAYS.
ST. Paul Dec. 10.-In its report for the last fiscal
year the State Railroad Commission says the
total freight revenue was s23oi6'ooo; for the pre-
y,ous year ST. 7i2 7eI passenger earnings. Sscl52
decrease 81 "a 2y miscellaneous earnings. $5O.32
operatIg expenses. decrease. S.95o5s3. The total
proportional net income was sl2.5I638 decrease
gao s5: total dividends paid slo537ss5; increase
for the year. ssl625O. The following companies
Maid dividends: Burlington. Cedar Rapids and
Northern: Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Paul: Chi
cago and Northwestern. Chicago, St Paul. Mime
apolis and Omaha: Eastern Railway OF Mime
sofa, Great Northern. st. Paul and Duluth, Will
mar and Sioux Fourteen companies report sur
plus and nine companies deficit. The tota
amount OF stock OF the railroads was Si1o,2b.otb
making a total Capitalization OF said roads or
EiSiGiil7s. being an average OF AS.3s7 a mile.
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fashions tailor-made dresses. $40, also
dinner and evening gowns at short notice:
perfect III and finish. Mrs M'ELROY, u
East llth-st.. between Broadway AMI INT
Nersty Place.
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COOK. dinner. pastry ard carver. wants
situation: hotel or restaurant; hrsi
references. Address r. L., Tribune Branch
Office. lJ2 Myrtle-ave.. Brooklyn.