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o. m. viz, 25t Sth-8ve-. g. .. cor. I'D st. {.
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ave. and i4th-st.. i42 Columbus ave. near
West h6th-st.. 100 West i2d-st.. near 9Th
ave. ~ East 18th 2iI West go ST.
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ave. near -gth-st., go 81 ave. near 4lst
st 354 3d-ave.. 2l0 RleeckeT ST.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

Steinway. Pianos FOR sale and TO
Weber rent at reasonable rates.
Uslnes Bros We sell finely constructed
Wm. A Pond and desirable Tianos nj ioW
& 60. prices
wM 4. POTD g co i2f Fl,,h Ave.
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TYPEWRITEks.

BLICkENSDEREER TllENKlIERs
guaranteed the best; price $50, thousands
In use: send for home Inducements.
pLICKENSDE RFER MFG co. ls2 and
9ig Broadway. and l79 9th ave. Telephone
TYPEWRITER BARGAINS New Smiths
Rcminctons. sos. others. S25. rentals re
duced telephone. S1JlDATFp TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE. i2i5 Broadway.
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Nciite Go Crcoliore
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF THE TURNKEY
~ & JONES COMPANY.

s~~rT.Tl,Y- tn EpJrnT'T0DS OE THE 'TT-RNEV
\OiANH ~
~ & JONES COMPANY.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
SOf-THFRN DISTRICT OF OHIO,
EASTERN DIVISION. $;
A. n STATED term q Circuit Cour, Of the United
es,ss q. America within and for the Eastern Division
- .ta southern District u Ohio in the sixth judicial
C,t = tie United states Cf America. begun ana had
IN The Rooms al me 1ity OF CoIImhIs, ono. IN
"a District N INC arst Tuesday Of June, being also
~ seventh day month ia the year q our LORD
O-4 Thousand Eight Hundred and Ninety eight and OF
-. American Independence. the one Hundred and IWen-
nc Honorable WM II. TAFT, Circuit Judge
on Saturday. tae -tih 4al u N"NtWtrr. a. J.. lN'o
Hen, Vs. putnam. e. al.
TIC Turrev & Jones Company
This day this cause coming On 10 ne heal upon 'He
fe,or receiver heretofore appointed herein ana
upon motion q the sa.i receiver IN accraance W'h
sQeca masier WITH whom claims AGAINST we sac ne
r.~ney les CONF any i'itnlanis herein S'ati oe
ana before whom any contest n 'ne "aler 81 an.
- said claims sidt' NJ "'lN dnc VIZ S'.' 49,
Having tean served and all parties being BEFORE me court
AID The c.lr- berg i3y advised IN tne PREMISES ue
com, dom ORDER AIJlpGE AND DECREE. and II Is
ORDERED ADJ IGEU AND lECkEfh mat II NJ
r.- < C'ilrlls Ofi1 20 and be hereby appointed
special master b SAID cause. , .,
Il further ordered thai any creditor ~ ne sai me
Turnsy and Jones comp ny having sHl CAIN ~, any
character whats cttf. sA1. PIE Win me sa4 HIasV ~
{. before the lst day q March $50, COPY OF stu
claim which sail copy shall Pc culy veiihed as o-lhs
copy 70 me sad claim and wnich SAD VeFhca'.,n s,a
form 'he nature 90 iae SAID cam 'he CHARACTER al.
tie amount there T. a.,
,s. say = March . the said receiver nied herein
The sad estate shall file with the said master his written
exceptions N the SAID and the SAID master snail
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ERIE RAll-ROAD.

-,,ux. ,raln. leave NewYork. FOOT u
q. toIows and minutes earlier from Wet -Sasi:
uJU A. -. -NesDued EAyi.ss es'ly Tor b'as A-m'en
u.r.rIv Emirs. BuliaiU. Bradford AIINss DuHa.o .
= NJ ParlOr Buffalo
.,u u NJ -Nesilbuled lImed-FaI mail daily. Sollt
.ys.n for chicago. ARRIVES Cleveland 10 A. NJ chicago
p NJ slespsss ~ Chicago Iie'eahh ana |'he'a'@'
20 H. M.-iiufrao and Cleveland vestbuied Express
Aslv Arrive. al buffalo 1905 A. n. Bradford 100 4
Al jamestown 100 A.. n. youngstown lO:, A A.
Cleveland 10 T. II sieepers TO buffalo ana Slef-iAhd
Cafe Library Car - ,,,.. ,,r,-.
0.i5 y. M.-Daiy soili train Tor Iinshamion !s.mirs
Us.eriy and Chicago seepers H'rnellsVie ShieaSe
and Cincinnati Dining car 49,, ,,,,,y,x A.
CoMMODATloNs at III iis ?ci ni 81 end W. uf ,.
a. chambers ana West I'D Isl. fenies. -. I.fk 80
and FuTn ST o. broadway hT",s ~ W ntsr ~;
10 calls Tor ana checks baggage frOm e"sis and ~
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STORAGE.

THE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. iG.- lG7-l6s West 22d Stor-
age moving. Telephone. 1Gi 3sih-st.
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ra1bcrs.

DR " c. NOVEL;. private tutor at pupils homes or
H.. ~ Z sgs -. Two pupils received In family.
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The Tribune received ut their Uptown
Once. No. 2i2 Rroafway. ri dor north
az 3isi-s,.. Until O'Clock p m. adver-
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offices at regular office rates until O'clock
y m viz 90 Sth-ave.. .. o. cor. 23i-st. :.
iya t,h-ave, cor l2ih-st. Mays. 9th
av-. and i4th-st.. i42 C1lumbus-ave.. rear
West GG,h-st.. iO6 West i2i ST..
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FASHIONABLE HATTERs.

DEFBYs. S. 81 and 81: silk hats. s.. -
and g; F. WILLARD JONES. -
Sassau-st.. near Maiden Lars.
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Gthonl Norneies.

MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCl
.rrl,es Professors Teachers. Tutors. Governessei
a 81 Alleges schools and Families Apply TO
g. Ms N J. YOUNG FULTON % Union Square
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UHEFCL MAN BY German. slnglA .
understand care Of horses. COWS lawn.
vegetable gardening and poultry. general
useful. honest sober. good references
TEMPER ATE. BOX ., Tribune Once.
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FOX SAFETY RAZORS.

>~.~)~<>~~>~ ~~~>~~->~~>>>-~>>>>~-~~>~>>
VISIT the finest cutlery store In the city.
r. IOTHAR SCHMITz CO., Manufsct-
urers. 1926 East 23d-st.
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| UPHOLSTERER and mattress 'naHsr
wants worN. day or week carpets and
| furniture repaired. also slip covers. refer
| enres 232 West l3th-st.
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Z received al Uptown once. NJ l.i: brood"a>'
20 door NJ 4 3ls-st. until O'clock m. hdter,e
following branch nhc-s al fesunr
orire until o'clock , m w 20 sth a,s
80 l2ih-st Macy ofn-s'~
.nA IAN A.. iis columbus-svs. near West Ccth-sG
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WEST SHORE r. Y

Trains leave Franklin St. Station. n. Y. as io"o"'
and IL m lat from foot OF W. 42d St: -. A,
1X,45 p. ". CONTINENTAL LIMITED. Daily Tor a.,
bany. Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara rslis
Cleveland Detroit Chicago and ST Louis Arrives Ta
Chicago and ST. Louis next afternoon i)ning Saf.
0sf5 NJ 80 m. later foot W: 42d sJ' 1n,cas'
ard ST. Louis Limited Daily for Utica sy nsSrn,,
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Det'oiI
leland Chicago and ST. Louis w..
::30 p. NJ. Daily Utica. Syracuse. Rochester BUY
!alo. Niagara Falls and Toronto.
$40 p. NJ Daily. Albany. Utica Syracuse. Roches-
ter. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cieve-
land Chicago and St. Louis.
Time tables at principal hotels and onces baggage
checked from Hotel Residence BY Westco.t EXprsss
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ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions FOR
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office, No. 2i2 Broadway. 81 door north
OF 3ls'-st.. until 8 o'clock ?. m, adver-
iisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular office rates until : Q clock
p. m. VIZ. 254 shave. S. e. cor. I'D ST. /.
1872 6th-aye cor. i2th-st. Mays. 9th
ave. and i4'h-st.; i42 c7iumhus-ave.. near
West GGth-st.; 100 West 42d -, near 9Th
between Iih and sth AYES. i59 East nth
St. .83s 3i-ave.. between 10Th and nth
SITS l.026 3d-ave.. near Glst-st.. Los Isl
ave. near s9th- st. $50 2d ave. near 4lst-
81. 6ji 30 ave: 2l0 B.eecksr-s'
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON.
From foot Of Liberty 81.
=, Week DAYS 40 500 1000 III 30 Dining Can. A
NJ. Loo 30. 600 Royal Blue Limited. - 90 Dining
can 600 NJ. l-:lh mdi sundays '4:30 1000 az 80
Dinng can A ~ 20 go 20. a, Blue Lmred'' 600
for Phladephia week DAYS. 7;45 800 A. N $50. 400
80. 1870 1000 r NJ Sundays. 20 A. NJ. 400 r NJ.
Tickets and narlor car seat. a. 'c', ~ t . s.
way. 737 eth Az. 81 lilh St l53 East l25th ST. 2'3
West 1o5th ST.. POI Columbus Az. New Yorl: Court
sf1 Fulton St BROOKLYN as Broadway. Williamsburg
The y Transfe- co VIII call for and check baggage
from hotels residerces destination.
'Fron Liberty g. onv
from South Ferry ~ Res p.
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STORAGE NOTICES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NN00C0~-NNN0N|~>N
STORAGE OFFICE ~ Metropolitan Stor-
age Warehouse. Nos. 2p2 AMI 2ot Mercer
ST.. y y. Sew York. December =. lS"S -
The following named persons are HEREBY
notified that storage charges now due on
goods stored N their names must ne PAID
on or before January g. 1899. or goods VIII
be sold AZ public auction 20 pay charges
notice Of time AMI sale will be given here
after. Mrs. NJ. schnee. Mrs. Mary Doiar.
w. H. bun. II 'alman. F. ). Macnaush-
ton and " :. fenner.
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LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM,

LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.
stations Of West 2Sd St. Penn. r. RI, Cortland; o.
Desbrcsses 81.
time from cortlandt or Desbrosses ST.
'0:45 ZOO A. 81. daily Tor Baston and intermediate
Ton iTHacA GENEVA rOrHFSrF-r RrTFFAIO
NIAGARA FALLS and the West and principal local
POM 80: 90 moo noon aa,lv e.. .rcep, SUNDAY
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives Buffalo 9.55 Pullman vestlbule Day coacse,
and Parlor Cars Dning-Car service. Meals la carte
Connects at buffalo with through seepers to per0 ana
.I2:5O. r:oO P NJ daily for EAsToN. MAucH
CHUNK WIIKEsBARRE. SCRANTON and coal
BARRE' PITTsroN. scRANroN md principal inter
F f,s5 !a1f bnf%T %TlEEsT4EEGSS cpxx
.4.sO $500 p VI daily except Sunday. FOR EAST0:;
and Intermediate stations
.5:'o ego p. NJ daily. excert Sunday. Tor EAsToN
.G..o 700 p. " aaly for nrFFA1o NiA t;1n,.
p'r'r : car View -Ysrf :, Faston
?ao 500 asly ;9rp7g anly at m soTH
sd M T6RoNTo Pullman sle.pe.,6 Rarslo. Sore but
500 $500 P NJ daily FOR wIrl,rsPARRr. ITH,
AGA GESFvA ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS. and all 7ints w"st Pullman sleeper to Chi
o'1 %otN S eay .Vcsn, SUNNI @ oon
leave as follows: 5000 1880 i " 300 go 20 South
Pie inAed onlyN $50 90 800 and $40 p NJ
81, o.. 6 9,d s 4Haa~av ~ ~ St rse = r?sn
ST. III Bowery y soo Fulton s.! ! Court ST. os
RI:aiwax sns R,ootlyT A,ns. p,oo XIV, , ,,or
ho.ei ~ rrei'ence through 10 destination.
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DOGS. ANIMALS AND BIRDS.

DOGS. ANIMALS AND BIRDS.
BIRDS. arirnais. wholesale AMI retail
DONALD BtPNs. les South 81. Animals
supplied 10 parks. geological gardens.
nenaesrie.
ESTABLISHED isIG.-Angora cats. thor
oughhref Dogs Chickens and Pigeons.
W J. STANTON. 80 Dey-s,.
LARGE ASSORTMENT CANARTES and
Cages. BIRD Food. Gold Fish Aquarium
Dogs. MAYERS 20I West 23d-s,.
SMALL French poofies. japanese and
black cocker spaniels, maltese. Boston,
Scotch. fox. Yorkshire terriers pues set
tiers. 81 Bernards. Newfoundland. i'm
ported Gachshurds PRIVATE. 2Oi East
10Th ST.
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO r. r

OHLI IWNJFN n N.uIIO ~ n
Leave New-York Whitehall Terminal south Ferry ana
foot OF Liberty
sDaily Except Sunday. sundays.
CHICAGO. .4so m. from Liberty street only. 'l2S
?. n. and 80 - night. .
..PITTsBURG ,.3sc a. m. from Liberty street only
CINCrNNATf ST. LOUIS. 1855 a m. 1853 p. 10.
NEW ORLEANS 'o1 ?.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE, f1.3o. 800 tDnHer.
'il25 a. m. Dner) 1925 p. m, IFS Ilner' :. % %
(Diner Is 50 D. m and 'l2 10 night. NORFOLK. t1255
~
Offices li5 70. 26 434, 1884 Bdway. 81 f. Inn 81,
Io7 Bowery Y: age 344 Fuon-st Brooklyn; White
hail Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or residence
10 Destination
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ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS.

ELECTRIC HOUSE WIRING.
Manufacturers ~ Electric SiRne.
EMPIRE ELECTRIC SIGN Co.
Telephone 2 i40-3sth iO7 W. 29th-st.
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FOLDING BEDS AND COuCHEs.

-~-.~~>>~o>~~~<~~~ ~~-~>>~D~~O~~<N~~~D~
sPECIALTIES ~ rJLDIN0 REps; 700
sfyies II select from. FREDk ans
LEY CO ~ Wss. l4ih-st.
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WATCHES ON INSTALLMESTS.

WEEKLY PAYMENrs.-Fine Diamonds.
Watches WATCH SUPPLY CO. 3
Maiden Lane. Room 81. All goots guar
anteed.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks. Electro Pneumatic signals
Siatio.s IN New-Y foot of Liberty St

Anthracite Coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Electro Pneumatic signals
Satio.s IN NewI0rk foot q Liberty 81
and South Ferry Whitehall St.,, 9.
leaving tne from South Ferry foot Whtshal ~
ia i've minutes earlier than that given below for LID
srty ST. except when noted
Trains leave foot ~ Liberty St
I-or Easton bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk &c.
400 75 $40 4 NJ. az VI 70 Eastonl $50 $40 u, 70
Easton) il4' q 30 10 Easton) p VI. Sundays '+;SV'
G ~ 10 Eastor) 4 NJ. 100 1870. G:Jo 7. NJ an
For Vlkestarre. Piitsion ard Scranton 400. Blu
A. NJ. 130 p II. SUNDAYS '4:30 \. NJ .,o
Toc Rsadns and narrisbare, at 100 '.So ~.
t.aoo TO Readngl p u l2;l5 night SUNDAYS Goo "
1915 night oo
7:a5 9:IO 4. ~ 70 'ooo p VI lo:li night sun
days. 1870 l. " 900 20 Goo = ~ i2:i5 night
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c.,.
Grove md points south 70 Point Pleasant. 100 .,
10 So GlrN $40 Oo.l5 only Rcd Bark, II 30
= " na5 on,y 70 Bed r9nk q % only 70 Red BE BSnS
Ashury Park and ocean Crove) 900 rlol5 only TO Re.
Tor + Asn t Ts'nt srs = 30 SO 80 Zoo + M
FOR LAKEWOOD.
- 20 So. iou5 :. NJ i45. aio. 40 P. ~ Sun
40 p 81 SUNDAYS. ..io:l5 !. NJ. ...a :, go.
$40 p. Sundays 'iO:i5 A.
For Monmouth Roach. seahr,gh, ard Highlands ~
Navesink. .a:3o GO 1870 A NJ. las p M
Sundays n'nn :. ~. 4:no p "
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" B-CTaius against the Tnrney & Jones Company
NAY be FLED ETHER with the Undersigned special master
IN The case above named. OR with Vim NJ - loth lsQ
po~p y srrs.@5 mat The o. residing you
n,y \. rrart c1,venieut II. NJ BUTLER,
' ~ Special Master.
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MACHINERY.

>c1yooooo>o~.ooooo~ <DN~.o~-~<~~cSNNSo~
AT REDUCED PkIcEs.-oov s-cond-o sif
wood and iron working machines. rum
Guaranteed. machinery bought and ex
charged GEORGE Il. EDDl. $40 NAi.-
son-S.
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MANDOLIN q GUITAR,

THE world-renowned instruments aie
made By MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
MANUFACTURING COMPANY. 81.
Bowery Send for catalogue.
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TIE Tribur- received at their Uptown
Office. No. l,2I2 broadway. III door north
Of 3lst-st. until . O'Clock p. m aGver-
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.. m. VIZ 25i sth-avo.. 8. e. cor. 23d-st. .
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WHITE STAR LINE.
"a. ,.r-y- yORK-Qt II OWN-L,INEhi DOL; -
Dsc II noon Cyn.rc. Tues Jan "
Sein'a".' ne Gcfmanic Jan. ~ noon
itutyl..e ''' ian noon IcEtonic Jan - NOM
sstsiic Jan II. britannia : ep ..
Aa!es' ,o,es on C.ymric go up. Germarie hri's
sc, p Majesre Teutonlc SIS NJ Second Nan"' ~
ny" 20 20 on Majestic and Teutonic $3.50 Revenue
tax Additional ,,s, .,e ~.,ersi information apply
f"' P~ WHITE STAR LINE :. :,
pier 40 40. Nor'h River Once b'oHD"a'' =.
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A.-A.-AT1 ENTION,
PARTIES can now make arrangements for
FALL. BOARD.
ATTRACTIVE floors. suites with bath. with
and without board: bachelors rooms new
" furnished; doctors offices. all localities;
references
5. G. LELAND & co.
Wet 33i-si.
~ EAST 3sTu Second story
roAt rooms. single or 81 ruite, also
fourth story rooms suitable for gentlemen.
parlor dining room. references exchanged
COMPLETELY FURNISHED 25-foot 81
moor apar inert: few steps from Lenox-
ave. DlETEs ~ Yves; l3ist-st.
ROOMS and board with refined French
fhInily. COS Madison-avs. near 3Tth-st.
LADY having three houses. desirable
location. opposite Park 50 prepared 10
'hlrr nrst-clas- mannr-. English chef.
parties taking nror furnished Or unfur-
ni'A"d ran have private table. table guests
ncc 'mmodaied. East l24th-st.
18TH ST 20 wFsT.-Tyo large room.
required '
18th ST. 2I-2o wEsT.-En.irelv newly
'SnfH. decorated rooms. single or en-
SUIT; sl modern convenlences. table IN
exce!l"d. references
~ ST. 10 WEST. Pleasant suite ana
nhl room. large closets. excellent table /.
P'HNdnt nome very centrai Location
81 bST STH ST.-Thiri fcSr back
TWO "irdows. large closets. running wa
'e'' p"f'or fining-roonl: references
~ y ST. liG EAST .-Desrabls. large.
sunny or IRON; room. all improvements /.
ta.."' attendance. neirhborhood frst-cIass /:
references exchanged
81 MILTON TERRACE washington
htlSnts blocks west ~ 18th ave of
Mest l4lst-si.-Rooms With board. refer
~ f-ST. 80 WEST. Large second fnor
'front.' room. beautifully heated: also
ionfth MOOR rooms. GOOD table
''IH ST. 3i3 WEST -Connecting rooms
N second Moor. slncly or 81 suite. also
other rooms with board; references.
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Ire Tribune received at .her UptowI
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:" H.. VIZ. pa shave. $. g. cor. 23d-st
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WORK WANTED.
Femme.

sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER. -
Bv young lady OF reHrc;dont and "tu
cation experienced in law ard commercial
correspondence. Address II. H.. Tribune
Office.
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FOX SALE. Ten kIP.AS.S for cen;s
q. druggists'. one gives relief.
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ENTERTAINMENTS ard suiscrpiions for y nr Ia =
- H'efef ~ ifelI Uptown once NO l'-f- ~ ar.,ss
:, aoor north = 3is'-s until " O. clock p M: az g,la
hts received a. th~ following branch -ers NJ
D., fsies until Dciock T. m VIZ - c,, ave
e-st.. ifr bh-are or l.''i-fi Macy :, "" 49,
aaa istA st. is2 Coiuta bus-ago Mar West Goth ST.
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YOUNG MAN. wiling and able 70 work;
understands horses. good engineer or
porter or Uatchman. reference. DO any
Thing. MORROW. j0l East Soth st
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TRUSsEy.

RcPTCKF CURED WITH ELECTRICITY
The herald., 1898-12-29
WALKER DISASTER
CAUSED BY LACK OF WATER IN
THE BOILERS
Order Issued Requiring Two Licensed
Engineers on Each Watch on
River Steamers

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 28.-As result
of the inquiry into the explosion of the T.
C. Walker, near Turner's landing, Novem-
ber 9th, the inspectors of hulls and boilers
will issue orders to navigators of bay and
river steamers requiring two licensed engi-
neers on each watch. The evidence brought
out convinced the inspectors that the dis
aster was caused by low water in the boilers.
No one was held to be responsible for the
explosion, but Chief Engineer Charles Samp-
son and Engineers w. II. Douglas and Rich
ard j. Murray were spended-Sampson
for three months and the two others for
two months each. The trio were disciplined
for the same cause, the removal of a fuslble
metal plug and the insertion of a non-fusible
one in one of the boilers without report be-
ing made according to law.
The order for the two engineers on each
watch will be issued because of the evidence
of Sampson, Murray and Douglas. They
each testified that, owing to the distance of
the engine from the boilers, it was impossi-
BILE for the engineer to watch the condition
of the water. Chief Engineer Sampson tes-
titled that he had been obliged to send the
electrician to get a report of the water
gauges, as he could not leave the engine
room.
! Inspectors Bulger and Bolles, after hear
ing the testimony and examining the ex-
ploded boilers, found that the tubes of the
starboard boiler showed evidence of having
been overheated, and that the metal in the
fusible plug had been melted. These facts
were considered conclusive that there was
low water in the Walkers boilers at the
time of the explosion. The report, which
was completed this afternoon, fixes the dam
age to the steamer at S2500.
The herald., 1898-12-29
WILL SOON CEASE TO INCLUDE
DRIED FRUITS
INSPECTION is so VExATIOUS
That Steamers Landing at Antwerp
and Rotterdam Refuse to Carry
American Fruits
Associated Press Special Wire

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.-Consuf Gen
eral Mason writes the state department
from Frankfort on the rigorous inspection
of dried fruits brought to Germany, despite
the fact that the San Jose scale has not been
detected in many kinds OF American fruits
and is entirely inert and harmless in such
fruita as it infects. he says the regulations
have been sharpened SO as to include all
kinds of fruits, dried and fresh. 1t is con-
ceded that the scale is deposited only on
the outside of fruit, so that pared fruit must
be free from all danger. But the German
officials will take nothing for granted, and
before admitting even dried fruit they re-
quire the opening of all the boxes to show
that the contents consist of peeled fruit.
These requirements are so severe on the
trade that the big steamship lines landing
at Antwerp and Rotterdam have refused to
carry American dried fruits. This, in turn,
has raised the cost of freight on the Amer
ioan fruit. 1t is obliged, to take roundabout
routes, reaching the interior by rail, with
inspections at frontier stations of Venlo and
Herbesthal The extra freight and heavy
ccst of inspection, the latter being about
cents per package, make a serious restric
tion on the American trade. Mr.. Mason
says public opinion in Germany upholds the
government in the restrictions placed on
American goods.
A deficit in the German beet sugar crop
OF at least 100000 tons is figured upon by
United States Consul Diedrich at Magde-
burg, He says that the backward season re
suited in a small deficiency. A number of
manufacturers sold fully one-half of their
last years product at very low prices before
they realized that there would be a short
age in material, and the end of November
found number of factories closed on ac-
count of the difficulty in getting material.
All the old stocks of sugar in Europe hav-
ing run low, the market has been stronger
for some time, with upward prices. The
estimate of the beet sugar crop for the world
accepted In Germcany as accurate is4 4,775,5 ,5S5
tons, Germany leading with 1870 tons
and Cuba being set down as producing 3OO.-
600 tons, against 1887, ,57l tons in the previ-
GUS season.