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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-06
rUsnCAKr MEN NO GO.
You Can Sac Them, II you Want 70, who.
They Obstruct the Street.

The woful condition OF the ordinance re-
garding licenses for doing business on the
streets OF this city was exemplnsd afrssh yes
terday whom two pushcart men were arraiRned
before Magistrate Olmstead at the Yorkyills
Court accused OF refusing to move on when
ordered to do so by the police
When chased them away from one side OF
the street they would 20 to the other side and
then como back again when they were chased
AWAY from there" said the policeman who
arrested them.
Have they licensss1" asked the Magis-
trate.
"one OF them has and the other hasn't" said
the policeman.
II don't sse why they should move on at ALL
MOI. why any one should take out a licenes"
said Magistrate Olmstead. so Ions as the or
dinance is left IN it's present shape by tho Mu-
nicipal Assembly have no power TO prevent
them. Thare 10 no clause under the present
ordinance by which they can be fined The
only way to collect a penalty now from those
people 10 to bring q civil action against them"
But citizens COMPLAIN that they obstruct
the street said the policeman.
We'll. " citiZens will come here and mako
tho com plants | will SEQ what can be done
A II is. they are discharged with re primand"
said tho NJ Magistrate. srnl ing at tho idea OF the
reprlmand. as neither OF the prisoners under
stood a word OF what he was saying.
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Eddy Refrigerators, &c, &c.
MEDALS ron BRAVE sATLORs.
Presented Yesterday to the Men who Cu,
the Cables Mt Cienfuegos.

Presented Yesterday to the Men Who Cut
the Cables mt Cienfuegos.
For bsroism during the war with SPAN.
medals OF honor have been awarded 20 'our
men now OF the crew Of the battlrship Indiana
In dry dock at the Navy Yard The pre.en-
tation OF these tokens OF duty wcll- performed
was made at general muster on board the hip
Yesterday forenoon by Capt. Francis W
Dlckins.
II happened that two OF the mon for whom
there were medals were ashore enjoying tow
hours liberty. oil unconscious OF the honor
that awaited them. The two men who were on
board we're called from the ranks and faced
the commanding ofricer while Lieutenant.
Commander J. c. Wilson. the executive officer.
read General Order No. 52l OF the Navy lie.
partmsnt. which set forth the circum stances u
the exploit for which three OF the four men
received medals. This was the cutting o.
telegraph cables OF Colorados Point, at ths
entrance 10 Cienfucgos harbor. Cuba. on May
II. 1879. by officers and men from the marble.
head and the Nashville. The work was done
under steady lire from the enemy ashore.
Medals were awarded to fifty men Tor that
days work. but most ofthem are now scattered
throughout the navy on other vessels Tho
thee on the Indiana are J. A. II. Wilks. boat
swain = mate. frst class: William Oakley. gun
ner's mate. second class. and John Maxwell.
fireman, second class. The fourth man who 70.
ceived medal yes tcrday on the Indiana is Sam
uelTriplett, ordinary seaman. His was a differ
ent act. The inscription on the reverse Of his
bronze medal reads: For heruism in line Of
duty. samuel Trplctt. ordinary seaman. L. =
4. Marblehead Disabling contact mines,
CaimaneIa. Guantanamo Bay. Cuba. July -.
p. 1898" The two men who were absent will
get their m dals today.
In addition to the bronze medal. which 10
TO he worn only on special OCCASIONS. q small
button OF the national cOnrs n AIDE OF silk cord.
"a g 10 a n l.a nj hA lima
ordinary uniform or alter leaving the service.
was given TO each man.
The other men entitled TO medals received
them yesterday with similar ceremonies on
whatever ships they happened 20 lie serving
except some who may b" on ships on other
stations whore the mails have not yet carried
the medals. On the flagship New York and on
the receiving shin Vermont. at the Navy Yard.
some Of the medals were presented 70 men
entitled to them YESTERDAY
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CHARLES IT, WILLOWS WATCH COVE.
He Suspects n Waiter of Robbing Him but
Fails to Produce Any Proof.

Fails to Produce Any Proof.
Charles II. Wilcox. head OF tho Wilcox 4
Gibbs Company. manufacturers OF sewing
machines at Westport. Conn. reported at tho
West Twentieth street police station Last Sat-
urday that he had been robbed OF his watch
and chain valued at $500. Mr.. Wilcox 10
living tenn pornrily at 2s3 West Twsnty-fourth
street. He explained TO the police that he sus-
pectsd William Pagan. a waiter at John J.
Cavanaghs restaurant. at 25S West Twenty
third street. who had daily carried meals to the
house. and demanded that he be arrested.
Detectives Walsh and Pierce ascertained that
the waiter had a good character: that he had
been kent busyln the restaurant every minute
since he returned from Mr.. willcox's room the
last time that he did not have the watch in b.,
possession. and that the watch had not BEEN
pawned in any pawnshop in the nslghborhool
They also discovered that there had been
another man near besides Pagan when thu
watch and chain disappeared, and they
did not make the arrest. Mr.. W.
cox insisting, however. they went with him
to the restaurant at ? o'clock Yesterday morn
ing and took Pagan into custody, Mr. Wilcox
demanded that the proprietor Of the restaurant
and all the employees be searched for ths
watch but the demand was promptly and
p.rem ptoriy refused.
In The Jefferson Market police court. ysster-
day; NaRistrate TANNER declared that NJ
Wilcox had not even produced circumstsntlsl
evidence OF Fagan's guilt. As n concession -
the conn lainhnt. however. he agreed TO post
pone the hearing in the case till to-day.
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FIGHT STARTED A FINE.

Chinsman's Customers Thrashsd Him for
Payment ana Overturned Ills Stove.
There was n badly battered Chinaman and
two tough looking white prisoners before Mag
istrate Olmsted in the Yorkville police court
yesterday who had been mixed up In a row at
the Chinaman's laundry at 1875 East Seventy
sixth street on Saturday night. In the course
Of the row the stove was upset. the place set
afire and both the police and fire departms nts
were required to restore order.
Dong Ting was the Chnaman. Patrick Hav-
srty and Frank Cul len. ths prisoners. went In
to Dongs place and asked for some washing
Dong found IL for them and demanded 90
"Aw take dati" said one OF the men. OFFER
Ing him 30 cents.
NINETY cent" repeated Dong.
You take hat or nothing" said the
men and jumped at him. The other picked up
an iron bar and beat the Chinaman over the
sewed up a'terward. and his left wrist was
badly injured The men were held for trial.
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BIO ADVANCE IN BnoOM CORN.
to Meet On Nov. II to In
crease tho Price of Brooms.

Manufacturers TO Meet sb Nov. Il to In
crease tho Price of Brooms.
TRIDE's HILL. N. Y. Nov. 5.-The nom bors
In tho Mohawk Valley OF the Broom Manu-
facturers' Association OF tho United States
have received notice that meeting OF tho as
ISOLATION will be held in Chicago on Nov. IA for
the purpose of further increasing the price OF
brooms in view of the broom-cor trust Just
formed. 1t Is said that the broom corn market
- the most remarkabie ever known in the his
tory ot the crop. Tho first new crop sold at $40
to $40 q ton and the price has steadily adj
Nanced % $50 a ton. and with prospect that
1t viii still 10 higher. IL 10 expected that many
OF the sma Ter broom factories throughout the
country will be compelled to shut down at the
beglnnlng OF the year on account OF the high
price of stock, Some OF the manufacturers an
tiglpntc that the best grades OF brooms will 10
advanced 80 dozen by Jan. i.
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Coroner Investigating n Case whici
Aroused Suspicion In Concord, 8. 1.

Coroner Investigating Case which
Aroused Suspicion In Concord, 8. 1.
Adelaide Schroeder. 1s years old. a servant
In the employ OF Gustav Hahn. n hotel-keeper
In Richmond Road. Concord. Staten Island.
died suddenly at midnight on Saturday.
There was some suspicion that she might have
either had poison given to her or taken It her
self The police notified the Coroners ONCE
and the body was removed to Hughes's
morgus at Clifton. From tho Investigation OF
the case by tho Coroner II was learned that the
girl had baen taksn with severe pains on Satur-
day morning and that Mrs. Hahn. wife OF tho
proprietor OF the hotel hal given her some
girl. however. got worse and eventually died.
No doctor attended her. Coroners' Physi-
clans Nord and Whitman psrtorme ed an autopsy
yesterday afternoon but no traces OF poison
were found and It was their opinion that the
girl had died from intestinal innam m alton
The stomach was kept by the physicians for
analysis Augustine Rossbnch. IL years old
another servant has been held as a witness in
the case,
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DETECTED BIZ 4 CASH GIRL.
Woman Arrested for ShopliftinR In = Brooke
Ign Drygoeds Store.

Woman Arrested for shoplifting In Brooks
iyn Drygoods Store.
cash girl In drygoods house at Broadway
and Willoughby avenue. williamsburg. late on
Saturday night detected a woman stealing a
boys coat and other things valued at$20. She
called tioorwalker and tho woman was taken
into tho office and searched. The stolen prop
erty was found upon her and also dozen no W
clothes brushes and hall dozen other articles
The woman said her name was Emma Andor-
son. She decline to tell where she lived be-
case II would Disgrace her husband and four
children. policeman took her to the Ham
burg avenue station.
She told the police she lived at 300 East
Third street. South Brooklyn. When she was
arraigned yesterday in the Even street police
court Albert Levi. IA member OF the firm. m ad o
the complaint against her. Mrs. Anderson
acted lndiferently and was committed until
tomorrow: Tho police had not been able to
find out who she was. Mr. Levi told the po-
lice that the woman was seen In his store every
Monday and Saturday while IL was crowded
and that she occasionally bought a trifiinR
article. She is about 80 years old.
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LAWYER TAKEN FOH FLIM-FAAMMrR
Was in Line with Two Alleged Swindicrs
Whom It Was Hoped to Identify.

Jack oDay. alias Haynes. and "GrudGer-
Hogan. two notorious professional flm-iam-
mers. were prisoners In the jefferson MatSA,
police court Yesterday, accused Of having
swindled Herman Bartell. n German hoy. 70.
crntly arrived in this country. ont 81 his
with nnumber OF detectives and lawyers f,r
Identification, Bartell went mp and down tn.
line, scanning each face carefully, and hna 'r
picked out Lawcr Mark Alter. AMI was wi !uz
20 swear that he was one OF the swiUd.ers,
lie was told that Alter wns trying u cas" ai
the time, when the swird,c took place.
O'Dny and Hogan Mern dl.chnrccl
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4 PAIn or ME4v rnIErE>.
Robbed IA Hospital while Food Was H,inn
Prepared for Them,

Two well dressed young men, one about -
ana the other about 20 years old, rang til" .r.I
at the main entrance 10 ST. Catherine. ll-'
pital. in Bushwick avenue. Williamsburg, ..>'
terday. and to the nun who opened the In r
sad they we've Catholics hal boon ".t To-.
hlRht ana wish"! Tor sun"l'lu+ 10 Ca. 70"
were invited into the waiting Iu'W ant 800
tod 70 remain until n luncheon could h' i''
pared, IheD III" nun went - tho I. .'' ...t
Kitchen. where slH got con, e., toast an 4 r..'.
she placed the things ON a tray and r"i,.."
10 inc waiting room. The men wer" runr .ul
SO was q redtablecOth valued at 81. ~ $50
OF tho thieves could be found.
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SPEYER & CO.,
Readjustment Managers.
7s Wall Street.
New York, October II. 1902
To the Holders OF tho
First Mortgage Four Per Cent.
Gold Bonds
OF THE
PITTSBURGH & WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY


Referring 20 our notice OF December IL 1898,
We have to announce that holders OF more than so
per cent. in amount OF the First Mortgage Four
Per Cent Gold Bonds OF the Pittsburgh and West.
ern Railway Company have deposited these bonds
with US in accordance with the tsrms OF said
notice.
We have further 10 announce that we have made
arrangements with the Reorganization Managers
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
whereby. In case they issue any Plan OF ReorsAn.
lzstion OF the Pittsburgh aud Western Railway
company prior to December II. 1899. they under
take TO give all our depositors whose bonds shall
have been sold TO them for cash. stated in ths
nsIt paragraph an option for at least thirty days
after such Plan il issued to take par and interest In
cash. TO hAvs their bonds Included In the Plan on
the basis OF securities. They also agree that
the expiration OF such option, thoy will purchase
from for cash at par and accrued interest up to
the tme OF delivery all bonds held by In respect
OF which the option TO .aks securities shall not
have been exercised. agreeing to sell them such
bonds II no Plan shall have been issued by that
date. tho foregoing arrangements will continue In
force thereafter until said Reorganization Managers
terminate the same by notice to us.
Hany holder OF our receipts or certificates rather
than await such Plan. desires aud shall elect TO sell
his bonds for cash Thereby losing his right OF cleo.
ton to take either cash securities after issu.
sncs OF the Plan. said Reorganization Managers
further agree that, at any time prior to December
a. 1899 land also thereafter until notice from them
10 us such holder may present his receipt or oertin
cate at Office for proper annexation OF such elee.
ton thereon. and that at the expiration OF thirty
days from the date Of such annexation, he shall
receive par and accrued interest in cash therefor at
once upon surrender OF his receipt or certificate
properly endorsed.
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7HINk TINS Is 4 TEYDETII
-Four shots Fired at an Italian and one
Bullet Breaks His inv.

Four pistol shots in succession aud the sound
OF some one running away startled Policeman
Iuhr In Mulberry Bend Park at q. m yestor-
day, Where the shots had been fred h. found
Luigi Floria. tailor. bleeding from two bullet
wounds. One bullet hal fractured his lower
Jaw and another had hit him in the harA o. ths
neck. His Rssaiant had escaped
Floria was SAINT ln Gouvcrn"ur II 1spiin'. lie
70 not danRerously wuuuupd Ihr police N'-
lsVS the SHOOTING was the resut' II AZ Iitnhn
vendetta. floria declares that re noes q .
know ms assailhnt ant that the u'tHtk uuol
him was made without prot ncnlLMm.
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New England Society OF the Oranges.

ORANGE. y. j., Nov. 5.-The New England
Society Of the Oranges last night elected these
officers; President, Camilus q. Kidder.
Vice Presidents. Frederick W. Kelsey nnJ
Isaac g. Ogden; Counselors. Everett Franz
Joseph v; Slower, tho Rev. Frank b Reazor'
George ". Bramhall. John D. Everett and
man Secretary, Edward II. butcher; Menb.r-
shin Committee. Charles J. Prescott Samvol
II Dodd and William II. Baker
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Hr. Benedict Got Out Ills Launch ON d
False Alarm Of Fire.

GREENWICH. Conn. Nov. 5.-The burning q,
some brush on the north shore OF Long Island
diet led Nr. Benedict and many Others her. e.
believe that q sound steamer was ON tire in
the Sound Mr.. Benedict and HIS Secretarv
lance but soon found out their mistake. "'''''
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]. P. MORGAN & co.
Wanted-Semales.

RTIFICIAL FLOWERS Experienced violet
"A MAKERS and Learners wanted: paid while learn.
A RTIFICIAL FLoWERs-wanted, experienced
~ rose makers. Apply all week.
wEILk KATE. - Bond at.
A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS Flower makers wanted;
"A former hands return. MAN MFrER as. 81 and
% Bleecksr st.
A RTIEICIAL FLowERs-Hands wanted. Apply TO
"A +. BIASCHl 4 CO., 2,+-226 Mercer st.
RO0KBINDERS-Hand folders wanted. EUGENE
- L. LEWIS CO, 2ls William at.
Girls to feed ruling machine.
" WARNER. Al Broad St
w A. FRIEMEL. 7I3 Broadway.
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3tlinine.

MINING. MILLING, SMELLING AND CoNCEN.
4'A TRATINd MACHINERY; coRLIss ENGINES;
ESTIMATES FURNISHED. THY EDw +. AI.LIs
CO.. ROOM III. 20 CoRTLANDr ST.. NEW YORK.
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financial.
Central Pacific Railroad Co.
REIMBURSEMENT.
To tho holders of
sPEYER & CO.'S CERTIFICATES OF
DEpOcIT

To tho holders of
SPEYER & CO.'S CERTIFICATES OF
DEPOSIT
for tho following bonds and shares
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY OF
CALIFORNIA FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
SERIES A. b. c. d. r. r. q. II AND1
WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS. SERIES AND B.
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON RAILROAD COM.
PAsY AND CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY, SUCCESSOR FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS, SERIES A AND u,
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY CsAN
JOAQUIN VALLEY BRANCH FIRST NoRToAdE
BONDS.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY LAND
BONDS.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY FIFTY.
YEAR Blk PER CENT BONDS
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY FIFTY.
YEAR FIVE PER CENT BONDS
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY COM.
MON STOCK.
embraced in tho Plan and Agreement OF Rssdjust
nnent Of the Central Pacific Railroad Company.
dated February 4. 1899;
Notice is hereby given that ON AND AFTER
OCTOBER 10TH, 1890, holders OF speyer q
Co.'S Certificates Of Deposit. above mentioned. may
receive tho NEW SECURITIES AND CASH
b. which they entitled. upon presentation and
surrender OF their Certificates OF Deposit a. herein
after stated, at the ofncos OF the CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK. in tho city of Now York.
or At the ofncos Of the Readjustment Managers In
Europe. Each holder must deliver all Certificates
of Deposit held by him for the various old securi.
tes. which will be scheduled and consolidated Not
more than one hundred scheduled will be taken In
on each business day. and the new securities and
cash In exchange will be ready for delivery on the
following day.
Tho new coupon bonds are in denominations OF
~ 900 and $500 each. The new shares are OF the
Par value OF 800 each. Nonntorest bearing scrip.
etchangsble IN round amounts. will be issued for
fractional amounts OF new bonds. Holders entitled
10 fractions OF bonds may either sell the fractions
may purchase such amounts as may be necessary
10 entite them TO an entire bond.
Holders transmitting Certificates OF Deposit By
all should indicate whether they wish TO sell buy
such fractions. and whether they wish tho new Sc
snruss sent BY registered mail or by express. 81
their expense.
October 1Ith. 1899.
SPEYER & CO.,
Readjustment Managers.
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LOST $1,000 ON THE BOnERY.
Saloon Keeper Accuses n Former Treasury
Agent of Robbery but Has No Proof.

Agent OF Robbery but Has No Proof.
Two men quarrelled so loudly outside the
West Thirtieth street police station at |
O'Clock yesterday morning that Detective
Curry arrested both. They described them
selves as Thomas j. Sullivan. a Bowery
saloon keeper. who until four months
ago was employed as q special Treasury
agent and James McManus, a saloon keeper
OF 81 sixth avenue. Both were intoxicated
McNlanus said he had gone down to the Bow.
cry with S2,3OO in his pocSet, and no had only
$500 left. He was sure that sullivan had
taken 5000 bill from him aud suspected him
of having taken more. sullivan denied the
charge and said he had taken McMRnus home
cent he had; Magistrate Flammer. In the JEFF
iorson Market police court. later discharged
BOTH there being no evidence against Sulli-
van.
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Blessed . He'll Given by John d. crimm,us,

STAMFORD Conn. Nov 5.-Thcrc was blessed
this afternoon at st. Johns Roman Catholic
Church In Noroton bell which was presented
the church by John d, Crimmins The bell
was for many wears in n convsnt in Cuba Ii
Was made in 1928 1t has the appearance OF
mony was conducted by the Rev. Bishop Tier
ney OF Hartford, assiste by the Rev Timothy
Rogers and the Rev. T. G. Lynch OF Stamford
the Rev. pr. Maher and Rev. Father Furough
OF Norwalk; John II. Crimmins and members
WeTO present,
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employment Bureaus.
Domestic Servants st'anted.


CHAMBERMATDs. COOKS. $40 to $50; iaup
dresses, 10 Mattresses. kitchenmads, house
wSrisrs 80 cooks who wash and IRON, llundresses
ladies' maids, nurses, buffers, second aud third
men, Mrs l., SEElY us ". "2d st. Servants
entrance a52 9th av.; telephone call. 1911 18th St
IHAMBERMAID to go to Orange. " j.; best refer.
y encesruquircd' Sirs l.. sEELN, 352 9Th av
4 'HAMBERhAID to take care OF one child three
y years old, references required.
Mrs L. sEELY. 852 9Th ay
(rHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS to 20 on. hour
" from New York, wages III: references re- luiraI
Mrs J." SEhLi, Sb2 9Th av
COMPETENT LAuNDRESS for a family In Troy;
" references required good wages.
Mrs. l.. sEELY. 8b2 9th av.
{ COMPETENT SWEDISH COOK to 10 to Orange.
" y. j.. best references required.
Mrs. L. sEELY. S52 9Th Av.
(OoK AND LAuNDRESs to 60 to Glen Ridge; good
" wages; references required.
Mrs, L. sEELY. a52 athav
4 ,OoK AND LAUNDRESS to 60 II stamford; refer
" ences required. Mrs. l., SEELY aS9 9th Ay
EIRsT CT ASS IAUSDREsS for a family ono hour
from New York; references required
Mrs L. SEELi, 1852 18th Av
AuNDREss. willing to do chanlberwork. for a
IL family one hour from New York; referonceS
Mrs. l., SEELY, 1852 9TH Ay,
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Millinfru and nrrssmakiua.

"A Ii Iurs redyed, remodelled, repaired, latest
IA styles; moderate prices. specially sesisfin
Persian. BARKERs. III wost seth ct.
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Wantea-Males.

\ DSERTlSEMENr Solicitor wanted; country
\ weekly So. state knowledge OF pressyoIk EN-.
~, etc. daily; age, references.
Permanent. LEoNIA Nj
4 MAN OR WOMAN to travel and appoint agents,
a salary s7b,Ou per month aud expenses: also
local workers, guaranteed $500 per day. PEOPLES
*g+H Market ST.. Philadelphia.
A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS Man wanted TO taLs
"A charge OF leaf factory.
BIANChI 4 CO., a2%7o Mercer st., city.
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#antrd-males
Situations atanttd--females.


A sTENOGRAPHE Experienced; we'll edu.
Gated; good spsller; transcribes notes quickly and
accurately; experienced In commercial and literary
work expert on smith Premier or fost Address
BRAINS. box 1872 Sun once.
COMPETENT NURSE. good .eam.tre,s; city ref.
y erences NJ. NJ box Gao Sun uptown once.
1895 Broadway.
TOOK AND LAUNDRESS; wages $40: understand de
" her work thoroughly; good references. Il. A..
Dor 6s6 Sun uptown office. 1895 Broadway.
LTRsTCLAss CHAMBERhAID wages sac; best
a references. T., box b8y sun uptown ONCE.
1905 Broadway.
LTRST.C CLASS LAUNDREss- shirts COLLAR, cuns
u children's clothes. 80; best references. X. =,
box b+i. Sun uptown office. 1895 broadway.
GERMAN COOK. wages $50; ercsilent references:
- T., boz 68I sun uptown once. 1895 Broad.
way
I AIDES MAID. thoroughly compotsnti good
II Hoamstrcss best references NJ Nee boI boh
sun uptown Office. i2dh broadway.
STESoaRAPHER TyPEwRIEyRi years en-.
eIcelient education. Room :. 253 Broadway.
THOROUGHLY competent psrlormaid and wait
Gess; wages 500 city differences. ID. g. box
5ae sun uptown Office. 1926 broadway.
WAITRESs; wages $40: under.tands serving
wines. making salad dressing. &c, best ref.
Broadway.
Situations afauttd-atlales.
TO PRINTERS.
uon sn lan sn, pT.. gG
cutting speciality. or will take charge.
Adress. l. p. box 1877 Sun.
AN ARTIST making = SPECIALITY Of story
ilustranon wonld Ike steady work. Address
ILLUSTRATOR boz 142 Sun ofnoo