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The evening world., 1895-09-28
SHARP DROP in COTTON.
Decline OF 16 Points, Followed by
Rally OFT.

There was a sharp reaction IN cotton
this morning. the early sales indicating
. decline OF about Is points from which
there was q quick rally OF about I
points Liverpool was decidedly lower.
the decline there amounting TO about 8
points.
The trading was very heavy, with the
market feverish and excited. The early
sales included September at s,57. short
notice: October. s.57; November. ss3 n
Est; December. sss a s.63; January, 81
a at; February. $50 a SIS; March, sss a
e.S: April. SIS a s.ss; May, ss5 a s9l.
Wheat both here and at Chicago was
quiet and listless. with prices practi-
oally unchanged. A. New York De
cember opered al SIC. a CO 1-Sc,. and
MAY 70 l-sc.. while al Chicago December
sold at 81 l-lc. Cl 1-sc
Corn was quiet. Chicago opening abou,
1-4c. lower with October selling at
81 l-Sc.. November 81 l-sc. and May
y i-sc. Oats were dun and without ma
terial change.
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SMITHS STRANGE STORY.
Missing Banker Says He Killed q
RObber the Night He Left.


ATLANTA. Ca. Sept. T.-John g.
Smith, the broker and banker who fed
to Mexico and whose mysterious disap-
pearance in the latter part OF May ere
ated such a sensation, says that on the
night in question he started for his home
and had In his pocket sl.7OO in money.
He lived IN the suburbs and had just
alghted from his car when three men
confronted him with the usual high
wayman's demand OF Hands up!'
Smith, according to his story, drew a
pistol and fired at the leader twice. both
OF the shots taking effect The
other two men. who were In the
shadows. jumped out upon him then and
took from him all the money he had eX-
cept $l9, which. he said. was In a small
inside pocket. They told him he must
leave town. and leave that night or they
would swear he had killed the other man
without provocation.
He says that the fear of having his
life sworn away caused him to take the
first train and start for Mexico. He
wrote back 'nQuiring II there was a
charge OF murder against him. and says
that when the reply came he was down
with fever ami could not let his where
abouts be known.
The evening world., 1895-09-28
MINISTER'S SON A FORGER.
Presiding Elder Wings hoy Held
In $1,000 Hail.

Wilbur $ wing. twenty-four years
old. son Of the Hev. Charles $. WI :.
a Methodist presiding elder. VINO lives
at the Brcvourt House. Bedford avenue
aul Brevoort place. Brooklyn, vas ar
ralEuci In the Tombs Police tourt this
morning. charged with swind'inR. He
was hrld by Magistrate Wentworth IN
81 90 bail for examination.
Detectives say Wing went TO Rogers,
Poet Il Co. at $50 broadway. and bought
suit valued at Sl4io in payment for
which he rendered check for SO on the
Nassau National Bank OF brooklyn.
The check purportcd to be drawn by
Wings father. and the young man re-
cciycl slO.60 change. The check was
protested, and Mr.. Wing, sr,, denied
that he had ever drawn such a check
The evening world., 1895-09-28
PELHAM CLUBS BEER CASE.
Magistrate Brann Holds the Presi-
dent for an Excise Test Case.

Max Buttenhagen. President OF the
Pelham Social Club. who was arrested
last Sunday by Patrolmen Lake. Sulli-
van and Ahearn. OF the Broadway
Squad. was held for trial on a charge
OF violating the Excise law by Magis-
trtae Brann. IN the Essex Market
Court to-day.
On Sunday the Pelham Social Club
gave a party in their club-rooms. 22
Pitt street. The patrolmen entered the
place and found a keg of beer on tap in
tho hallway. They helped themselves
to a glass and then arrested Butten-
hagen.
The club has been In existence for nine
years John Simpson. the Republican
politician OF the Twelfth Assembly Dis
trict vouched for the good character
OF the members.
Magistrate Brann said this morning
that he talked the matter over with sew
eral other Magistrates and they thou"ht
1T better that the Court OF Special . rs-
sions should decide the case so that
they would know how to act in future
cases.
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silver Dollar smith Refused.

While Policeman RfedG vas taxing boy TO
Essex Market Court who was caught buying beer.
julius simon. of 6s Rivington street. interfercl
and the boy e:oaped. Simon arrested and
silver Dollar Smith tried 10 hail him out, His
security was declined N.AssemblymAn WIssig
,ftorwards went security for Simon.
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wH|SKEY ROSE TO Is.
Disti|lers Stock Strong in
Wall Street To-Day.
TOBACCO SOLD DOWN TO PAR.
This Weeks Bank Statement shows
Loss Of Nearly S2,5OO,OOO
in Cash.

The Wall street markets were dull.
The close observance OF the Jewish Day
Of Atonement resulted in marked
falling of in the attendance at the
Stock Exchange. and the room traders
transacted the bulk of the business.
Distillers ruled strong on reports that
the contending factions have settled up
their differences and that the old Green
hut-Morris party are accommodating
stock. The price advanced 1-2. to "a 5-S.
the highest Of the week.
The belief that the managers of the
anthracite coal companies have reached
an agreement and the advance in the
prices for coal stimulate purchases of
those shares and the Improvement in
good effect.
Z Bro. attract comparatively little at
tention. as the exchange market is
yielding under increased offerings OF
commercial and bankers bills. and the
active demand for currency from the
West and South indicates a larger
movement Of the crops In the near fu-
ture.
For the second week Of September 70
roads earned s.. o92 S35 an increase Of
y6Ul, ,6b4, and FOR the third week So roads
N.67,125; increase, $267. 1928.
The imports Of specie at New York
for the week were $93, ,433, of which
81 .06s were gold and $26. .347 silver. For
the same week Of 1894 the imports were
$50 0Ss5.
The imports exclusive Of specie at
New York for the week were 50, ,T56, ,904,
Of which $2S3s 1874 were dry goods and
$6,91 $40 general merchandise. For the
same week OF 1854 the imports were
SO. 14, ,02S, Of which s.. 2.233, 462 were dry
goods and 7.963.666 general merchan-
disc.
The report Of the Chicago. Burlington
q Quincy for August shows an increase
in gre IS earnings Of $l40.052 The sur
plus for the month decreased $4S. 1886 as
compared with last year.
Money IN per cent. on call. Foreign
Exchange dull and rates closed at the
lowest OF the week; namely, 4S7I1
AS7% for bankers long sterling: 48sI.
q Assn for demand, and 4.S612 a 4.S74 for
commercial. Bar silver sold at G67s and
Mexican dollars at 53L
The changes IN the bank averages
this week, while quite important, result
IN only a slight alteration OF the sur
plus reserve. which stands at $22, ,296 175
against s22.44s.5oO last week. decrease
The banks lost nearly s2,5Oo.ooo in
cash, but loans were contracted S.. $685.
100 and deposit liabilities dec '>ased
$9. .3H, 800. The banks lost through the
operations OF the Sub-Treasury, as we'll
as through the currency movement with
the interior.
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william r. Newell. manager Of the

william r. Newell. manager Of the
Hotel Normandic.
This complaint alleges that Ford was
"A guest AZ tn, Normandie during the
early part of this monih; that on Sept.
9 after he had run up a bill for SlV1.b
Ford rendered a check for So on the
BJwcry Bank: that Ford pa "A so on ac-
count of h!s uili and received so In
change: and thar the check was re-
turned Ia few lays ss wuglhlcss.
~ advice OF his counsel. CHARLES l..
Crowcil Ford waiN,i examination and
was hclI ia sl,~D for trial.
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, NEWARK POLICE RETALlATE.
CUshmnn. Who Made "Protcction"
Charges. Arrested for Perjury.

NEWARK, \. j., Sept. 2S-Paul Cush-
man, thirty-siN, Of % Mechanic street,
his city, was locked up at Police Head
quarters today on "a charge of perjury.
thict Of Polio" Hopper ALLEGES that
tuShman sworc falsely before the No
Hoe Board that Capt. crrhatt. Dct,c-
lives Carroll. Cosg~oVe an. Jacgers had
received projection money from several
houses Uf ill-rrputc In Newark
thlrf Hopper says he ". u take the
cas-" to the Grand jury and make an
"Nampl" of eastman The latter rn-
fuses to max" a statement untll ne has
engaged lawyer.
The evening world., 1895-09-28
NEW N. P. RECEIVERS.
JsdEe jenkins Appoints Il. W. Nc
Henry and y. q. BigeIow.

MILWAUKEE,. Sept, 2s.-Edward w
McHenry. Of 81. Paul. chief engineer Of
the Northern Pacific. and Frank g.
Bigelow. banker OF this city, were ap-
pointed receivers Of the Northern Fa-
cihc road by Judge Jenkins to-day
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Canned Meats 10 lie Inspected.

The order requiring all Imported canned meats
70 be Inspected vii. not 80 into ere,: until Jan
l. This new regulation. the Ganasrs say. Nill
impede ana in!urs bus.neaE
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close. The fact that the Burlington n
Quincy statement was more favorable
than expected had good effect on the
Grangers
Distillers' was positively strong and
Tobacco weak. 1he former rose to 70,
while the latter declined to par.
The sales Of listed stocks were 1900
shares. In the unlisted department
600 shares Of Sugar were traded in.
The evening world., 1895-09-28

workmen laying foundations for a building next
Soor 70 chickeT.ns Hall struck MinettA Brook
snd are having lot OF trouble The water IL
oaAstAAtiy pumped oat ~ work may 50 o.
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n orth OF ,a5th Street.
q rooklyn.

BOARD ON HEIGIITS-95 Clark St. OPP, Monroe
place, newly furnished decorated mo hrn
conveniences; large airy rooms dining rom
stree. foor; excellent table: moderate
WILLOW ST. ?s-on the Heishts-unier lev
management (Amerirnnl. Four minutes wal =
bridge Wall and Fulton ferries Large rosni
hoatel; running water; every convenience; hni
comforts; NEW and clegantlr furnished; hua
thoroughly renovated throughout; netghborhoot
lest; board optional; oli-fashoned home-ts
bread. Iastry and cooking; tahln boariers ator
mudatcl; terms very low: references req,re
HICKS ST, 81. Rro5klyn--Good. plain boad:
minutes from brllre.
MACON ST. io7-N!cc rooms & board: Tiv.
nily gentlemen e.
ST TE1.IX ST. i9-Hoams with board Ct
vsncnr TO Nridgs cars. reasonable tern;
ercuCes-
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CtTTEk-A nrst-class cutter and tailor would
Like permanent position. city or country. y.
Frank S27 T. lGist st.
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architectural. Al man for work
ing drawings or rendering In pen or water
color Water Color box rs World
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Professional Situations Wanted
Female.

Female.
VIRGINIA LADY with high testimonies and
an experienced goye-1ess desires a position;
English French musi' mathematics. A. U. s.
foisom, G.
CoMPANI0.;-Lady would like a position as com
panlon to lady, or as Infants nurse in a family
going to Costa Rica. Mrs +. Farrell. 204 Hud-
son ave, Albany, y. Y.
COpYlST-Young lady desires copying or address
ing al home; moderate salary. C.. box $50
Word, Brooklyn.
COpNING--A young lady who writes a good rand
business hand would like writing To DO at /, me
tgFSln4 1r aidresSlhel, would take 1hi.e position
where the hours not lolS: conscientious We X
and strict attention to business Rapid box 40
World
FoREwoMAN in nrst-class house bv thoroughly
competent young woman, good cutter 4 dtte'.
also viii finish wlists, X NJ. box $50 Wor!I
Brooklyn.
GOVERNEss-iouns woman as goyerrcss /,
young children, fr0"beiS system resiGen. or
visiting Miss NJ. care M.ss Horss. 81 sutton
place, city.
GoVERNEss-English govorness open n engage
ment, higher English, French tconversl,ionaD
German, elementary Latin; highest refer,r ,es
Diploma. las St AIMS ave
GOVERNEss-Well educated French LADY I'm n
rriyatc family as BuYeFuess. can teach u,,I.tr
French, even English II required best references
given. J.. q. box '65 St Thomas, Ont, Cauala.
KiNDERGARTEN graduate can furnish dlplcrn,
Froebe method; experienced; also experienced
In elementary leachrg. German, piano best of
try. W, D., Post Once, stutlU u, Brooklyn.
STENOGRAPlIER ami operator Remington or
ClilEraph ma h!nc desires permanent posi.
tion c,n assist IN bookkeeping Miss T.. gsi T.
ltIth s..
sTENoGRAPHER--Y lady, possessing tsc,
business ability, wishes responsible or'cc
position; stenOgrapher typewriter; lrst-class ref
erences Box 5tl. l.0 Broadway.
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DRIVER or collector; married man: strictly tenn
perate; 8 years experience Brooklyn New
York. reference bond. Experience. 50e Brooklyn
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES am also a good
Job compostor. VI. Mo,osky. 60 Eldridge ST.
SALESMAN 25 experienced In various lines,
wants position 10 travel Tor reliable
house; references. j.. box 6t9 World, Harlem.
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SrENOGRAPIIER and tvrewr.ter Cal. with
some experience: willing to assist with otios
duties once, box as World
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SALEShAN-Intelligen German American, ex-
perienced salesman; willing to work for small
salary; at anything Owner. 1886 Flushing ave.
nrOoklvn.
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Lost articles cnp he
<CS found. How. AdNcr-
A.N-S tisc them The
NorId's Half-Miiiion Guarantee
"a
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Professional Situations Wsntes -
Female.

Professional Situations Wsntss -
Female.
4 srENOGkAPHER & types:ier young lady fov
,ca-s' experience, bcs; city reference. Mari,
! box Sli wof!i Brooklyn.
sTENoiRarHER upewtlter. young l.d!;
H.s'...asf ~c:lGasscs q four years experience
q lt.stell Ok - World. BrJOhyn.
srrNuGRArHER a typewriter; young girl b.
giHucr t. saIn experience; operates RemiW
] ton '!'h Pr miet. Mary Kuddes, sos 9Th ave- 4
sre.lcr; references; smith Premier or Remng
i5n. S;eloGrspher, box IS word.
! STANDARDIZATION lady stonosraphcr
Typewriter; good positlon IN New York city ei-
pc'!cn, ed Remington Of Smith OPERATOR Mis-
A.. ~ Lewis ave. ID Rat, brooklyn.
srENoGRAPuER and typewriter. Cal. with
Epme experience; willing to assist with ofaoe
duties. Once, bcx As World.
sTENUGRAPHER q typewriter. beg nnet perma-
ncnt si,uatiou. salary moderate, good reference.
Opportunity, l's6 5d ave. brooklyn.
sTENoGRArlirE & typewriter. permanent pe-
s,ton, experienced Miss Steno lss E. 10th st
sTGSoGRApHER 4 typewriter with years'
experience. accurate neat; permanent posi-
lion; Wiling 1856 4, cd 81.
sTENoGHApHER Remington typewriter, -
correspondent. dmsnuersis, or manuscript copy
ist. Miss Lee. 80 +. 10th st.
TYPEWRITING--By cxpcrf encei young lady. with
few leisure hours daily copies carefulyi
neatly Written, highest recnmhe ehditton. salts
faction guar'nteei Type. box 26 World.
TYPEWRITER. Cal, with some knowledge Of
Shorthand. permanent position; salary small y
bet,n, willing and obligng. wiling box y
World.
TYPEWRITER, employed, having spare time, will
care taken; dictstlon to machine. Room 5S, <h
Ayor, 100 broadway.
WELL QUALIFIED lady. with editorial experi-
cnCc, would like to assist on periodical or In
any literary field NJ ". NJ. box lO2 World
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sTENOGRApHER a typewriter beg nner; perma-
ncnt situatiOu. salary moderate, good reference.
Opportunity, ll96 Jd ave. brooklyn.
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DRIVER-Young man. married. would IKE
work OF any kind; good driver; unde erstAnds
the grocery business: references. J. F.. box L.
World,
The evening world., 1895-09-28

SALESMAN, with several ycanI experience on the
road. wants line from frst-clats house. com
mission expenses; good references Il. b. boz
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COOK-First class ail-round soup. nsh entrees
roast. desserts. Ices. good baker, small hote
or board ding house Address Cook, 1903 W. 10Th St.
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SOLfCirOR-loung married man; thorough
perlence Advertising. trade or ci uatOn. also
understands bookkeeping, business corresponding
good penman. Push box IS World
The evening world., 1895-09-28

COOK-American, frst-ciass dinner cook carver:
raw meat cutter: small hotel or restaurant; (;
city or country Chef i52 9Th ave.
COOK-Coo-ed man. al-around cook or second
good bread: city or country. q. 3. lO7 W. b3d
St, top floor.
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DRlvER-Honest, sober young man as driver
pie wagon preferred; best recomme ations
Brown care Girard 32s w. <7th st.
DRIVER. North German 1907; understands horses: :
best references. Sander. care Runert. s1e b
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DRIVER on delivery wagon or as grocery clerk:
experience In both: yood references cash Sc
curIty IL required c.. box 10 World.
The evening world., 1895-09-28

SIEN,GEAFh.d, accurate. experienced. goi'
sre.lcr; references, smith Premier or Remlng
tYu. S.eaogrspher. box IS World.
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COOk-YCGng man. good dinner order cook .
open yaters clans r. 4. 1853 Z. lO3d St
COOK-Iiood dinner order cook & carver. steady
position. best reference given Wuest. Ola L.
l5fl
The evening world., 1895-09-28

& typewriter. permanent pe-
stion, experienced Miss Steno. lsS E. 18th st
STESOGRAPHER a. typewriter. with years'
experience. accurate neat; permanent posi-.
lun; willing 1856 T. cd 81.
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Roaviers Wan4sd.
100000 INSERTIONS GUARANTEED

DAYS EVENING WORLD WITHOUT EXTRA
CHARGE. THEREBY GETTING MOaE ClRcU-
LAT:oN THAN THAT or NEW YoRKs oTH&1
FIFTEEN NEWSPAPERS COMBINED.
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COOk--Frenrh cook & wife in private house or
hotel, wife Tor general housevork; do not
speak English {. Marchet 81 Leroy st.
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DRIvER-Young man on topped truck. car or
brewery wagon: handles horses well, Emil
Feise. care W. Nigrin. SO Meseros st. Bklyn
DRIVER experienced, to drive milk wagon.
Strong $50 Sd ave, World Branch
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COOk-Compstent; delicate Franco American cu.-
cine. private family where kitchen maid is
kept. j., boa 926 World. uptown.
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typewriter. is. desires even
ing worh. would take work home. terms mod
crate. references Garrick. World uptown.
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| MADISON AVE. 1859. near l25th st.-Desirabls
large furnished iooms excellent table board;
| ppde
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COOK, competent in all branches; sober a
steady, day OF night; best references. 1856 cher
ry St. lst noor front
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18TH ST. 343 E.-Good board: gas, bath. rum
ming water IS: youns man wants room-mats.
with board, only 81 so, references exchanged.
The evening world., 1895-09-28

STENOGRAPHER. several years experience In
different departments railway G. Pullman SER
vice; good reference. jerome. box Il World
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GARDENER a florist. married, 1 child. IA years;
understands the business Thoroughly in all
branches Il care OF gentlemans Pl lace. good ret
ereuces. Gardener. Mr. Lynch. florist.
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DRIvER-Young man. 20. strong. wishes posi-
tion as driver or porter speaks German and
English: well acquainted with city best REFER
EN- Mnnzer 307 L. 18th
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East Side.

LEXINGTON AVE, Gls-Large desirable roonA
with frSt-class board.
MADISON AVE- 73-rainted g. renovated through.
out. rooms suite s!nsly; with board; table
ri
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DRIvER-Young married man a truck or de-
livery driver porter; best reference. T.
Vesseler, $40 W. seth st.
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'TENuiRarHER d typewriter young lady;
tss'...gsf ~e:lraascs & four years experience
' i.isteal. DIX 81 World, Brooklyn.
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srENoGkhPHER & typessiter, young lady fou
gca-s' experience, best city reference. Mari,
box 5li wor!, Brooklyn.
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3sTH ST, 225 w near Broadway-Large small
rooms, with good board; moderate.
42D ST. l42 WEST-Handsomely furnished roonSt
excellent table. adjoining st. Cloud Hotel.
43D ST. 236 W-Handsome. newly furnished
large small rooms; good table; table guests.
4STH ST, 81 W.-Large handsomely furnished
rooms; frst-clas, table; table board. refer
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A VIRGINIA LADY with high testimonies and
an experienced gove-less desires position !;
English French. musi' 4 mathematics. A. o. s
Foisom, G.
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3iTH ST, IA EAST-Handsomely furnished rooms
with egcellen; board: polite attendance. modsr.
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DRIvER-Young man q would like a situation
as driver or porter can give references. faul
Connolly l2O Z. l20th st.
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& Remington typewriter, -
correspondent. dmsnuersis or manuscript copy
ist. Miss Lee, so f. 10th st
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MASON. plaster work, tagging ecncret'ns: w
dsy cosie III " s5th II
PAINTER Firs,.r!s-s ptia,er paper hanger
Rt..s sorA day ~ contract. has all tools n
l..h ~
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18TH ST, 1855 E.-Iiandsome.y furnished rooms.
| board. use OF parlors. piano q bath; private
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STENUiRAPHER. typewriter generally useful
young man t2O) desires engagement. thor
oughly competent; references; salary moderate
Berger. 3ot bedford ave, Drooklyn
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| BOTH ST. 205 E.-2 pleasant rooms connecting;
| north & south: convent ences; reasonable; pri.
| . so bre, al
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PEESSMAN. cylinder. Gordon desires s.sady
! position: clean, sober, reliable; Is years eN-
perience. H. J. Dorm 364 Throop ave, B'klyn
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Situations Wanted-MaIe.

COOK. hrst class. In restaurant; sooi butcher ,
sober steady. best references. II. IL. 20j
COLmmDia 81. nr0OklYn.
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DRUGGIST, Junior. s years experience; willing
4 oblisinS: speaks German 4 English. Drug
gist 2lS W, 22d st.
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TNPEWRITING--By eXpcri enaei young lady, with
few leisure hours daily; copieP carefully;
neatly Written; highest recnnin chdaton salts
flctInn guar lnteei rype. box 26 Murll
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DRIVER by young man to drive delivery wagon /;
good driver, sober. $50 Sd ave. World Branch
DRUG CLERK-Experienced, graduate. hustler.
good appearance, open for engagement after
Oct /; best references Pharmacist. JaGesburg
I
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33D ST. EAST 2Os-N.cely furnished rooms nrst-
class board; ladies, 81; gents. 81. so.
3iTH ST. III Z Second floor. suite or snglyi
small rooms. Southerners solicited.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-23
COUNTY NOTICE.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS 70
hereby given that the board or county
commissioners OF King county. sitting ss
a board OF equalization, will be in session.
three go weeks. commencing MONDAY,
August 8. 4 ID. 1885. al the King county
courthouse. for the purpose of cquaiizins
the tax roll OF 1895. All taxpayers claim
ing abatement OF tax are hereby notinfu
20 appear on or before Saturday. August
% 1895 or be forever debarTed.
Dated at Seattle, this I'D day or Juiy'
A. u. 1885.
NATHAN BEMAN. :.
County Auditor and Ex-Officio Clerk ot
the Board of County Commissioners Oh
King County. Washington.