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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-16
LIEUT.. INGALLS, MAY RETURN
0nicers of 44th 4. -. ". Want Whole
CnmnanY of Nschitn Wen.

Lieutenant Ralph ingalls,, who was here
recruiting for the Forty-fourth United
States volunteer infantry last week,
writes here from Leavenworth stating
that the colonel Of the regiment was
very much pleased with the squad Of
Wichita men and said that they were as
fine men IN every way as he had ever
seen in uniform. Lieutenant ingalls, says
that in all probability he viii be given
permission to return here and complete a
company. as the regimental officers are
anxious for more men Ike the Wichita
fellows who have already enlisted
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-16
where good groceries are sold
at the lowest prices.

New YORK Crapss. Blue 8ib597 Gen.
VVsr peang. e~fet corn. peaches. Feafr.
~sw YORK cream cheese. swlzs Cheese.
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LOST A DIAMOND
Mrs. Ben Garland Loses a Star shaped
Diamond Pin

Yesterday Mrs. Ben Garland lost dia-
mond pin IN star shape. containing twenty
six stones OF extraordinary iustre ard
worth several hundred dollars The pin
was lost on the train between here and
MuIvane o. in Nclvane or on the way
from the depot here 70 her home, she Is
not sure which.
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WILL ARRIVE TONIGHT
i o. Davidson wired Yesterday From
EAIeAgb

7 O. Davidson did not return 70 Wioh-
ira Yesterday bGt wired elar he would az
rive here tonight from Chicago. Just ex-
acrlv what has been done In the street
car matter viii net be known untI ne
arrives. as It is thought that he p-ooa5ly
effected 4 final trade at the last minute
Al last warrant has been sworn out
for urtle Buck Dumont for stealing IS
from the money drawer AZ the G2sdeR
Eagle several weeks asa
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ghe aaatha Daily Eagle. Saturday arims sepember 1sas
"'He is Wise Who
Tails Bot Little. .

THIS IS, only a half truth.
IF cuise men had held their
tongues, De should know
nothing about the circulation
of the blood. If qvere not
for this advertisement you
n1ightneOer knozV that Hoods
Sarsaparilta is the greatest
medicine in the 9Uorld to
purify and enrich yoar blood,
create an appetite, gfVe you
strength and steady heroes.
Impure BIood-"MYc Onpterioneuas
bad. Hoods SarsapanzIa did mach good
BY purifying my blood. Shy skin IS now
clear. " c4rzrae D. Mccoy, Watsontop,n, Pa.
d6od1 SaadqboaM
zee ;ys,rrD
Hoods Pills cure liver us; the non-irritating and
only eathartic to take with Hoods sarsapariIla.
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Live Stock Market.

New YORK. Wednesday. June Receipts of beeyes
were OO2 head, including 20 cars for Slaughterers
and 81 FOR the market Trade was rather slow and
prices loo lower for steers and log DC OH on bulls
and cows. Nearly all the offerings were taken.
Common To rlo.Ce steers sold at 81 6OGS6.4O r 100
d.; inferior stag. and oxen at 81 20 t$s %; common
gOodI bulls at S2nn@Si choice fat do. at 81 rs
@S+ 30, COWS At slHoSsI. Dressed beef in modGr.
ate demand AZ AaSipc, e n for native sides Gables
slow. and sheep lower at Liverpool and selling AT
l2ieGl3|ec. = NJ Exports to-day, S.50S quarters ~
beef; tomorrow, none.
Receipts of calves were 2U5 head, including 40
direct, aud with the State calves there were 5,4u5
head on sale Market opened weak to 25C. lower;
closed heavy decline Of 31LIOc., with 42I head
uusOd Common To choice vrals sold at SI.5O66
81 p 100 n. tops at S725 cul STAT 81 huttermllkS
at 81 5O6I.lO, and few selected do. At 81 80,
mixed calves at S4.25NSh,I5. CITY dressed veLls,
Sa loo. Y n. selected CRrCasseE lOLqC.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were i.6S2 head in
cluding ee cars for butchers and l6L for the
kct. and. counting the stale stock there lHbs
cars on sale. Sheer slow and all grades easier
with the exception of prime handy weights: year.
lngs were III light supply and steady; good lambs
firm and wanted, others steady. The pens were
fully cleared. Common to very good lots OF sheep
sold at as4n0lF lOu M. medium to prime year.
lings at 5l;'t@Se; poor TO prime lambs at S5.oos
S. Dressed mutton slow al Is!'c. r n: dressed
ycarngs in fair demand a. ssllc. dressed lambs
firm AT lusltc.
Receipts of hogs were $500 head including $40
for sale. The market ruled firm at SI.GOaSI 80 Z
100 n. for far TO PRIME hogs.
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MINING NEWS.

The True Blue turquoise mines in Crescent
district. Nevada. are turning out some fine
specimens. Some Of the polished stones COM
pare with the best gems in the market.
Cripple Creek reports a strike in the Friday
exposed running from $40 to 500 to the ton.
An expert who has been examining the iron
deposits Of Porto Rico for New York capital
lists, told THE SUS reporter yesterday that the
main indications are boulders and float. and
that no vel defined veins are to be found.
activity in the adjoining camp. and that Rock
Cut is coming to the front. Red Lion has
struck four feet Of almost solid copper in the
crosscut from the tunnel which is following
tho vein
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Coffee prices showed little change to-day, The re-
ceipts at Santos were larg" and prices there were
lower but the RIO arrivals were small and European
cables were Arm while her" was little disposition
TO sell here One firm said: TIE chief support ia
the demand to cover hedging sales of futures. but
for which the discouraged bull operators would find
II difficult TO liquidae their holdings without force
Ing prices lower there spractically disposition
to make speculative purchases
NAVAL STnREs-~pirlts. 3SlpS3yI1c. Common to
good strained rOsn 5 .31@Sl3Ile.
pROvIsInNs-Lard was steady: Western, 500 con.
tnrntal refined. $3.50. Pork steady at -. .
sac. Meats were hrln, picked hams, SAs"c., do.
shoulders. SIC; do. bellies. 535Lpc. TallOw +teC.
Dressed hogs, 5%S3|4c. Butter.,Creamrry, West
ern. extras, lSleh lHc do. hrsts, Is &lSiec ..
State, extras. le4@lsH.c.: do. trsts, l7l1
@lsC. Checse-Statc, full cream, large. white.
choice, 1aiqsc; do. coored, 7Lo@Iac.. do
small white. choice. -. CSC; Eggs state.
Pennsylvania and Western, lao i5Loc. Chi.
cage, June T." Provisions were quiet with but lit
tie change in prices The bulk Of the buying by
the short interest Packers were the principal sell
ers.
SUGAR-RAw was firm Sales of 3 900 tons. Hso
test. at &C.. e. T. +; ll.liC. eX.Ehip; mOlasses
sugar SHe test. AZ llHc Refined was active at &c.
advance. GRADUATED. 59c.
CHICAGO, June These were to.day's prices:
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financial.
Union Trust CompanyO NeWYOrk
so Broadway.
New York. March 23d, 1899.


New York. March 23d, 1899.
The undersigned. the Trustee under the mort.
gage executed ~ the LOUISVILLE AND NASH.
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY. bearing date March
1, 1877. upon the CECILIA BRANCH. being the
branch railroad of the LOUISVILLE. PADUCAH AND
soUTHwEsTERN RAILROAD COMPANY. extend.
ing from CECILIA STATION to LOUISVILLE, in the
State OF Kentucky hereby gives notice that the said
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD COM.
PANi. pursuant to Section Eight in the said mort.
gage, providing for q sinking fund has paid to this
Company the installmcnt OF FIFTY FIVE THOU.
SAND DOLLARS 955 oool due on March 1. 1890.
aud that the undersigned not being able. after
effort. to purchase bonds for redemption at or
below par. the said Louisville and Nashville Rail.
road Company. on notice and request by the under.
signed did. on the 23d day of March. 1899. at its
ofce in the City Of New York. proceed to designate
by lot of the said bonds equal at par to the
amount Of said payment OF Ffty.fve Thousand
Dollars by drawing the same. and that thereby the
following bonds were designated for ia yment viz
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Aarnts 1t'antea 3Malrs.

A GENTS WANTED for special summer cam paign.
n THE SATURDAY EVENING POST established
by Benjamin Franklin in l72s-now published by
LADIES HOME JOURNAL. II offered TO subscribers
for year only. for S1oo-the regular price Ia
PRODUCTION and will be withdrawn September LIST
The regular price OF ~ so will be maintained after
that date. We will give good commission for
every subscrber secured and distribute 81 600 Sep
TENDER lst among the l7b best agents. $500 will be
given to the person sending the largest number OF
subscribers at 81 90 each per year Al this special
cured. Address THE CURTIS PUBLISHING CON-
PANY Philadelphia, Pa.
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elections and 1Mrctin9s.
THE WHEELING LAKE ERIE II. II. G

THE WHEELING & LAKE ERIE II. Il. co.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that meeting of the
Stockholders OF The Wheeling and Lake Erie Rail
road Company has been called by the Board OF
Directors and will be held at the principal business
Office IT said Company in the splitter Building. No.
500 Madison Street, in the City OF Toledo, state of
Ohio, on Monday, the 26th day OF june. 1899. at
IL O'Clock noon.
For tie purposes of such meeting the transfer
books Of and for the stock of said Company will he
closed from and after Saturday, June 10, 1897 at
II o'clock noon, and will remain closed until
Tuesday, June -, 1879. at IN o clock A. NJ.
Dated June =. 1872.
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
j. II. DOWLAND Secretary.
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The prime pal factor the rise in cotton to-day
the Liverpool news. But Liverpool was good
buyer here. and local shorts covered. while there
was little inclination sell. Moreover, Wall street
bought in small way. and so did New Orleans
Good rains were reported in Texas but they had no
effect rices ThCman makes the acreage ( = p
cent smaller than last year and the condition y,
against "3 two weeks ago and ss.5 last year.
COFFEE-RiO on the spot dull at SIC. for No.
:. sales of 500 Maracaibo Futures advanced 5
quiet at unchanged prices. Sales of $3.50 bags
hhvre and Hamburg were unchanged American
warchor Sc deliveries l5.lT4 bags. Rio was weak
but unchanged receipts 3. 900; stock 227,OOo: ex
change. sid" ar advance Of LARD. Santos WAS
weak at 200 refs deClinr receipts, Ia, OOO stock
3lS 900. Prices here follows:
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Augusta shipped TODAY 500 bales Memphis SO
ST, Louis l,SlI. Cincinnati l.lT2 Houston 34G The
rain fall for the past twenty four hours included SO
Of an inch at New orleans La; "A at NCkshurg
oklahoma; uS AT Abilene, Tex; OF at Littl" Rock,
Ark and "A trace at Memphis, Tenn. The Signal ser
wee predicted fair weather for Georgia and the Car
olinas. thund"r-torms for Florida, Alabama, Missis
sppl Louisiana and eastern Texas showers and
cooler for Arkansas aud Tennessee threatening and
cooler for Oklahoma and Indian Territory with
showers in the northern portion. New Orleans ad
vanced . to points. Futures here rose to d
points closing steady at net rise Of TO points
Prices ~ fOllDwst
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MINING MACHINERY. 4 CHALMERS
vi 50 Broadway, New York, manufacturers OF min.
ing aud smelling machinery. Estimates on mining
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atanted-a Malss-Msrhanies &c.
atantrd Anales 1flisrrllanrous.

NNrANTED-A case Of bad health that RIP. A S
w Will not benefit They hnnish pain aud pro
long life one givos relief. Note the word X. PANS
the pac kage and acCe substitute. R.iP.ANS y.
10 for cents Twelve packets for +S cents may he
had AT any drug store. Ten samples and one thou
sand testimonials will be mailed to any address for
3 cents forwarded to the Ripans Chemical Co.. No.
10 Spruce ST., New York.
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THUkspAY.-At $50 A. ". for ST. THOMAS and ST.
fnxTI S5fsy
TiASo SE cr#H IASz%SIiIS ana cA - if
sF T H SAs St r. ST9HHggff8HySaasGfG
fHB 1os sa a Hh B N 2 ST Ti1 LISA ps1a
orJAMAICA Yer steamer from Boston.
1HRt4p sSaap GSs.a k5s fHf
SOUTH PACiFlC PORTS, per Steamship Xdyance.
rtc,ed per Hiyanct "I'iH for J JAM&1GA
Der steamship ATdanrose letters for Belize
sATrRDAY~At + 80 A. NJ for NASSAU. y. p. per
SFWFot SbLASb per s t oorean M from 'G
"af dP M
sERggp HSMAycA lo savAN fSr ERR ERR
TfS f s. 9sn S for %T Is
srsmsiniS P.Tt.; at II i 4 n fas ctBA. per
steamship hayana, via Havana detters must nus , be
RICO per s6amshlp ArkSdia Vi. San nor Juan at
i i. for e. ,Tio , 5ASfIko and SASros per e
Brazil and La Plata Countries must he directed
s ss yh and at "a for rr NUEvIhA
Olinda
and thence by steamer, close At this Once daily
and ssa1 M"s f fSr
by rail TO Boston. and thence by steamer close at
this ONCE daily at ? 80 =. NJ. Mails for cuba by
rail 10 Port Tampa. Fla. and thence by steamer,
close az tins office daily except Monday at II
"Wednesday and Friday. Mails for Cuba by rail
tD Miami. Fla and thence by steamer close at
this Office every Monday. Tuesday and Saturday
at -2:HO A. NJ. the connecting closes on Tues
day and saturday. Mails for Mexico city, over.
land. unless specially addressed for despatch by
steamer close al this Office daily AT 2:3O A. NJ.
and $40 J.. NJ. sRrgistercd mail closes at y L. NJ.
previous day. jR gistered mail closes at p. NJ.
sec, nd dav before
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Mails for China. japan and Hawaii. per steamship
Doric trom san Francisco clu'e here daily up
to June /. at $3.50 y. VI. Mails for China and ia
pan. per steamship KInshiu Mau from seattle
close here daily mp to June ksa $50 P. NJ. Mails
which are forwarded via Europe. New Zealand
Hawai-. FiJI and samoan Islands. per steamship
Alameda from San Francisco. close here daily
attcr May So" and up to June ~ at $3.50 =.
NJ ON day Of arrival Of steamship Campo.
ma, which will probably arrive June Az
Mails for China and Japan per steamship
Empress OF japan from Vuncouvcr) close here
daily up to June sl3 at $50 i NJ. Mails for
emma and Japan, per steamship Tacoma from
Tacoma close here la ly up to June sI5 at Il: 40
from San Francisco close here daily up TO June
s2H at $3.50 =. VI, Mails for Australia ,except
West Australia, Hawai- and Fiji Islands per
steamship WHrrlmoO from Vancouver close
here daily after June sl2 and up to June s23 at
$50 !. VI. Mails for the Society Islands per
Ship Iropic Bird from San Francisco, close here
daily M to Jun" no NJ $3.50 p. VI.
IrhnshCl lie mails are forwarded to port of sail.
ing daily and tn" sch dulr of closing il arranged ON
the presumption OF Their uninterrupted overland
transit. sReglsercd mail closes at q p NJ previous
day, CORN ILLUS VAN COTT. Postmaster
Post once. New York. y. y, June : lSop
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aaanstrs aud Brokers.
niridrnls and 9ntrrest.

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE OF THE TREASURER,
NEW YORK, juno g, 1892
A dividend of per cent. on the capital stock or
the NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COM
PASY will hc Iaid by the New York Central and Hud-
son River Railroad COMPANY lessee under the pro.
visions Of the contract between the two conpAnies,
at this Office the hrst day OF July next. Tho trans.
fer books will be closed at o'clock T. NJ on Thnre.
day, the 10Th inst ana reopened at 10 O'Clock A. N.
July g next. T.. V. W. ROSSlTER, Treasurer
THE UNION BAG 4 rArER COMPANY.
CHICAGO. June 18th lSpp
PREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK DIVII END NO. 1.
At a meeting OF the Board of Directors of The
Union Tag Paper Company, held this day, II was
re solved that dividend of ONE AND THREE.QUAR.
TIERS PER CENT on the preferred capital stock be
declared and paid On Saturday July LIST, to Stock.
day. June 18th. Transfer books will close on Thurs.
day, juno 10Th, and reopen Monday, July Sd
FRANK WASHBUKN, Treasurer
1'uE DELAWARE AND HUDSON COMPANY.
L NEW YORK May 81, lspH.--A quarterly divi.
dend OF ONE AND ONEQUARTER a. PER CENT.
the capital stock OF this Company will be paid at
the Office of the Company. u Cortandt street. in
this city, and after Thursday. june >, lSDt. The
transfer books will be closed from the close of bust
moss to-day until the morning Of Friday, June IL.
1892.
BY order of the Board of Managers.
CHARLES A. WALKER. Treasurer.
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lures closed &c. to &c. higher. with sales Of
4,815.0O0 bush. Prices as follows:

@'cNS'NNN
o,..!nO. Htehe,t. Lo,s.H. cio,!nO. NIost;
S$ss::: II: rs Fl y ssSsS II. 10
ports 10 ain elevator Sotsc.i do Delivered, Bic;
S6 wSs clipped in saG Chicago wnS
its cars and e1rects 2sl tom aS Corn was
here and at tho outporis No 2. 7lsc. over July in
nGSE Sg to @
lower with sales Of 100000 bush. Prices as follows;
op,n,ng. Htoh.,. Iow,,. Glazing. Nest.
ss% "pt s sss s sSss $40 $40 SsS $50
w shSsncy ,S Ss". GdE hut TIM, the
prices were slightly lower weakness in the south;
ceiling but later sS on they rallied and Closed hi CHER
The reported rains in Russia received little credence
Foreign r TSs S though
sreGr than year ago we're less than half as large large
Of Trade reads NO rain vet fallen in crifnea.
BARLEY and Gats erGp. lost pF,uSGt IN con.
n TIE crops of the three being in deplorsbls con.
diuon. There are rumors OF ran In Odessa" There
was reported in Tho Northwest liverpool declined
dIoPssG S pit
40 Sentmes for -four The .eabosrd clearsnces
new wheat Corn was easier "S larger espts than
exper,ed favorable weather and local selling me
only. i52,4as bush Oats we're hrmer. western
shorts covered.
bd Rece H%t ' sa5 S Th and sae'
exports 2o57 hhs and 1000 sacks. Winter in bbls.:
Supertine, 81 3bSSo.5O: No. extra. S2h0aS2. 90;
clears s3.25ss3 40, straights s3 so aS36o: patents
50 hSS+ 10. Spring in bills Clears, s3@S3.l5;
stralghts. SO .SOes3.a patents, S3.D5If4.lO
CorroN-Spot cotton here advanced Lido. with
sales OF 81 bales for spinning 100 were delivered
contract. MiddlinG uplands u b.lac., against
dltc. last year: New orleans and Gulf a.l6c..
against $40 The Southern spot markets were nn.
changed New Orleans sold 1000 bales Menu his
2.2Oo, St Louis .p37 Savannah 6u4 and Galveston
800 bales. Liverpool advanced l.32d. on the spot.
with sales of 20 900 bales futures advanced 4 to l
point. The movement to-day was follows:
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PRINTED NATTER, Gc.-Gcrman steamers sailing
on IuesdSys take Printed Mater, &c, fer Ger
&c. for other parts of Europe. American and
White Star steamers Wednesdays German
steamers on Thursdays. and CUnard. French and
German steamers saturdays take Printed
Matter, &C. for all countries tor which they are
advertised to carry mail.
After the closing of the Supplementary Transat-
lantic Mails named above additional supplementary
mails opened on the piers OF the American. Eng
hsh, French and German steamers, and remain open
until within Ten Minutes of the hour Of the sailing
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ORGANIZE
The Trust Company of America

We. the undersigned. do hereby give notice of our
intention 10 organize trust company. under and
pursuant To- the Laws Of tn" Stat" OF New York. and
in conformity with the statut" III such case made
and provided We do hereby specify and state fol
lows, to wit:
Frstrhe names Of the proposed corporators are
william Barbour, Samuel 4 MAXWELL Henry 5. Man
mig Charles +. Cutler samuel c. I. Dudd, Alvah
Trowbridgc. willard Brown Edward +. Cragin, John
X. Hegrmau. j. william Clark Arson X. Flower,
Emerson MrMilln. Myron /. Herrck Joel Francis
Freeman. william f Spler. James NJ. Donald. Henry
y Redmond, Ashhel p Fitch. Philip Lehman. f. {.
Converse. Henry q. HaNcmtyrr, c. l. Hudson George
Blumenthal and iorato s. ltvue.
second Tho name of the proposed corporation is
as follows va. Tho Trust Company of America.
Thrd--Ihe location OF tn" IroIos corporation Is
No. l4g Broadway. in the Borough Of Manhattan. in
the Guy of New York as set forth in the organization
certificate OF said proposed Corporation.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF W. have hcreuntO set
our hands this nineteenth day " April. 1899.
WILLIAM Barbour. Myron 7. HerrICk.
Samuel 4. Maxwell, Jocl Francis Freeman,
II. :. Manning. William Sper
Charles +. cutler. James VI. Donald.
Samuel c. 7. Dodd, Henry S. Redmond,
A. TrowbridRe, Ashbel p. Fitch,
willard Brown. Philip Lehman,
Edward F. Cragin. T., q. Converse,
john Il. Hegeman, H. o. Havemeyer,
j. william Clark { |. Hudson.
Arson X. Flower. q. Blumenthal,
Emerson McMlllin, HnratO 5. Byrne.
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first Class Arlp-Malr1

A RESPECTABLE YorNG CoL0Etn NAN de' n,.I
A animation a. second man IN pTiNa'c t'h!Iy., cLZ
80 ,C,,irv sIX wears reference. Address D. H. II
East 4tth A. ..-
DARKFEPER situation wanted by ,ompe.eht.
Is reliable and nst""rhT nan rt @ me- a"
,,rrrrp vale, ,r -irwlrl "a "a. ht wishes stuA-
Ban ~ v|,lng ap.l..,y, with references. Il. j..
AZ greenwich a'r .--
x-OI,NG NI'sINFS- MAS IN Pttshurg Pa. desires
W rr,'r,.,t't =, hail, Sew lurk house Address
NOW Ai,p CLARE. al 4'lw Pltshurg. Pa
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first Class Arlp-femalrs.

COMPETENT kitchenmaid; neat, willing and
~ obliging city reference NJ T.. box $50 Sun
uptown Office 1865 Broadway
COMPETENT chambcrmaid and waitress; wages
~ SIG: best city reference. A. k' box 522 Sun up-
town ONCE, 1895 Broadway.
(,HAMBERMAlD aud waitress; wages sls; city ref.
y erences. Nj. H. box o2I sun uptown office.
1868 Broadway.
EXPERIEN, ED cook; wages $40; excellent refer.
Broadway.
FXrERlETcEp cook wages .25 best city rs tsc
Broadway.
EIRsT. CLASS laundress understands her work
thoronShiy; ci,y rs aaTi A. d. box $40 Sun
LIRST CLASS chambermaid: wages $2o; city ref.
erences. X. D.. box 64s sun uptown Office. 1868
Broadway.
EIRsT.CLASs SWEDISH cook; f45-850; city refer,
L enres. NJ A, box 53l Sun uptow n Office 1898
Broadway.
LuRsT CLASS waitress; wages $50; city references
A. H box 80 Sun uptown office 1895 Broadway.
( ,ERMAN lady 5 maid; excellent seamstress; good
1925 Broadway.
JAPANESE frst.class cook desires position, pri-
yate family best city reference. Address G. l..
20 West 9th st
X ITChENMAlD, willing ana strong good worker;
n references NJ. q, box 533 sun uptown office.
1265 Broadway.
I AUNDREss. willing to assist with cham berwork;
~ understands shirts collars and cuffs references.
7 ADY's MAID understands Embarrassing. pack.
- ing good seamstress. NC: references. + NJ.
DON OH sun uptown once, 1893 broadway.
7 AUSDRESS and chambermaid: wages 500; thor
~ oughly competent: good references. J. o., box
68u sun uptown Office. 126H broadway.
I AUNDRESS; understands her work thoroughly;
- wages S25; city references. r. T. box $40 sun
uptown office 1885 Broadway.
I ArNDREss. thoroughly cpmpetent wages $40;
- city references. y. D., box 52S sun uptown
office, l2e5 Broadway.
NURSE for infants or grown children: competent;
~ good references. L. s., box 81 sun uptown Of
Ace. l2t5 Broadway.
NURSE and chambermaid; country preferred;
~ NJ Nc. j. box 534 Sun uptown Office, l2UI Broad.
way.
DROTESTANT chambermatd; good seamstrcss;
city references l. d. box 523 sun uptown Office.
1926 Broadway
PROTESTANT cook; wages $40; excellent refer
ences, NJ. l.. box 62a sun uptown ONCE. 1898
Broadway.
SWEDISH laundress; wages $40; thoroughly CONF
- peteN;. excellent references A. p, box 500 sun
uptown Office, 1888 broadway
SWEDISH cook; wages 500: city references. ;, O.,
- box 800 Sun uptown office, l2di broadway
'THOROTGHLY competent swedish cook. WAGES
L $50; understands ruRstI vegetables. desserts.
ice cream, &c; city references. L. IL. box ,Il SIN
uptown Office 1865 Broadway
THOROUGHLY experienced infants nurse. wages
s25; excellent references. D. F., box -" sun
uptown office. 1865 Broadway.
THOROUGHLY competrnt waitress. wages S2l'
city references l.. K, box "a sun uptown IN e
1895 Broadway
MATTRESS; wages s2o. thoroughly competent;
w city references. Is. Il, box ,"2 SjA Hlt'"A
oihce, 1926 Broadway