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New-York tribune., 1899-02-14

TIPLN HIIEhS.
oo1oOo-DD.Oo-o~-o-o.o
T,Ipl.NIITEES- S-sAHGAlNS.-New ma
chimes cheap. >Remingtons. Smiths. Ss.
cuarquteed rentals reduced. tuNSOI.l-
DATED TYPEWRITER UXcHANGE. 40
Broadway
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horses ano CARNAGE.

Gorses dn0 q Qarrid9es.
s,n sleigh Robes. eOr66 reduced 10 sos $50
, ,o 500, s45 Robes TO $50 black Bear
n.,,.. sI2,. $3.50, sI75; Red Fox. 500 s7o' and
$50; Natural otter, s2oo' h'nA' "'oo' i'""''"
~ s.oo q q. shayne 42d St. West.
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AGENTS WANTED We want al agent
in every town 70 secure subscribers 70 y HE
LADIES' HOME JOURNAL. 10 look after
renewals and distribute advertising mater.
We ofrer profitable employ meat iYI tne
u.inter also special rewards FOR good work.
81 .OOo vii. be given 70 the agent send ne
lie largest list up to April 10 next 5000
20 the next best worker and so on-als-
tributing sll,5OO among oOO Dest asen.s
every agent whether he, or sra secures
every agent. whether he or shee secures
one OF the extra awards or not. IHE
CURTIS PUBLISHING CO.. Philadelphia.
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N~~~o~~e>c~~o~,~~~s-~~ ~~~~>">"-'>N~'>~->7-c-~
pARK-AVE. 445 NEAR 57TH-ST.-
Scan lea'. modiuni-sized front rooms
v-l-r superior board. sanitary plumbing;
terms moderate. references.
nth ST - EAST. oi0ck westward
from Broadway. Good neighhorhood
Del cntfuI sccnnd-n1or sunny room. boun-
tlfui table references.
32D-ST l. WEST. Rooms. taetefully ana
completely furnished. table bounttuIy
supplied references given and required.
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e OHIO r. r.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20. 1898
Leave New-York Whitehall Terminal, South Ferry and
ioO' "a .DaNv Except Sunday. tsundays. -
CHICAGO "a 80 6. m from Liberty street ony)' 10
2 m. and '1215 night .. .... ..,.,
. 'c1xcrHXAT1 81 ST LOUIS .a5s a m. '555
NEW OpT VANS '255 p. n.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS. 1,
.li2S .. m DINER tl255 p m l2' 4DneD - .3S3 "
("Royal Limited" Exclusive Pullman Ifall, 4.os
(DinerJ. '5.55 p and 'l2 10 night NORFOLK tl-'9
, go -N 49,.
Ofices: l18. 172 2Gi. 4S4 1884 p way ~ ~ l4th-st
i27 Powery ~ Y. 900 Fulton-st. Brooklyn; White
Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or residence
10 destination.
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CTNARD LINE.
. TRIP AROUND PORTO RICO. L. S. A

~ The New York and Porto Rico Steamship Company
American steamer san MARCOS sailing from Empire
stores BROOKLYN WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 18th. 3 D.
m touches az ain the Of the Island maning there
about two weeks As there hotels yet ~ conse-
nence rates Include board and accommOda
Tor ihe entire trip Of about twenty-five days Rates OF
passage $3.50 and Upvsrd A delightful. opportunity 10
,-lst our new Colony under the comfortable con-
ditions MILLER BULL KNOWLTON. Agents 1870
Pearl Street. New York.
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.
TAIRFTEI.D ACADEMY. a Home School for Boys. At
/ tracve health,ul and thorough individual attention
FRANCIS II BREWER, =. NJ. Prin Fairhell conn.
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


ATOMS foSS S,o, 81 aS " cHaadt see street A'0
sueets is minutes later than that given below Tor
100 A. VI FAST MAiL-Puilmsn Bune, Parlor car
New New lSik 70 Pittsouig Sleeping Car F''sDu's 10 III"
$50 SO 4 fAI IA@f% FTl4E6 GsH fs5'sFS
IAN "ehi & S'es p11ns Ga Taeae s"G Gc3einnSiL
's' a. w SoS1. tor-rs EXPRESS
ior Nashville wa cincinnatp. Indianapolis Chicago
900 y. VI. WESTERN EXPREss.-For Chicago. For
: 10 p. Vi s6j.IIiNEsIERN EXPREss.-Tor PITTS
Hif' Cleveland. Cincinnati. Louisville Indianapolis
40 r. VI PACIFIC EXPRESS r.,3ssgrs '3s5s and
10, & sc f.S4e ay Buffet,
stepping Car New YORK Altoona. Last LDsfy, r.i,s
WAsnlNGToN AND TnE soUTH.
I@to $50 $50 ~cengiessi5ha lin ali raii,T ana
,. m.. I2',5 night sands5 81 s2j io55 'DnIas CaQ
Dining Ssl.l. 20 dDinihg Car. 40 Diuns c4fj. soo
soUTHEEN RAILWAY-"Fiorda Limited" il.5o a m.
Hee*I41,e npFsss 20 Y % night DAILY - %
IN M aee DoNs4 In @,oIa& sp,i'1, & 40 M
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-4.5o , m. daily.
foh OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLN.-7JO a. m
ATLANTi5 dITY|iy6 P n wyce-day CDesbrossss and
uaei r4roT cars iseasef @ 'GIs cocr ana Som5aed
Gads G4f nlsA3 Ess F w,s4as suna.y
Grove ana Point Pleasant ttr,m West Twenty MIRO
sseadays @ 70 80 GrST DesPre';ss @ Ye and
Sundays, t4J a. m. BIB ,.
FOR plILADELPHiA.
OlO 10 100 go. $50. N@n $50 Peuna. Limited, $50
tunlnE Cap, 100 dining carr. 1l.IO q u 30.
J 90 30. $50. 40 421 Dining carr. 45O Dining
Can. boo DINING carr 40. $50 ?. ~, Il o. night
Sgn-ayf. Gl0 20. SO go $50 uAm.ted. go. 10 30
l)rrg carr q. m. u 80 $50 Dining carr. $50. 40
Dining Carl. 80 Dining can. $50 Dining CaD 40
Ticket oHccs Sos iGI aH 1ieo 1893 H. and POI
Broadway ] Actor House. Wes Twenty-third stree,
station; aal stations foot ~ Desbroeses and Ccrandt
Ftffot9 Court Street 500 Fulton Street SO Broadway
end lenneytHn!a Annex station. BROOKLYN. station.
jersey tlff. Tie New York Transfer COMPANY VIII
cen frr and chec baggage from hotels and residences
through 70 destlre zion.
Railroad Cab Service
J. Il. II TCHTNSDN J r WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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,:J SrEE51L Es3 ROGERS Ay. FOR plaintiff Iii BROAD
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED capitalist 10 form com
uanv 10 introduce a new invention with
sufficient merit in it 20 control the entire
output ~ tho hicvcle trade. Address
BENJAMIN BROOKS. 300 West-st.
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rOR CHAMRRAY sHlRTs.-
: s ENGINEER OFrIcE. SD 81 Paul 81.

Baltimore. Nd Feb s is99.-Proposas ,or FUR
nshing and delivering al Havkns Point North Point.
Rock Point and Fort Carroll cement stone. brick ron
beams and lumber VIII b, received unui noon March 10
1890 and then onenea for Information apfiy 70 Peter
Hains col. Ergrs
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Female.
COOK. &c.-By German girl. good cook.
washer and ironeE. I years references.
3i2 6th-avc.
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A DVERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions fo- The Tribune
y received astheir Uptown once. No lZ42 Broadwsy
% door north Of 3lst-st until clock M, advertise
nerts received following branch Offices at regular
Office until O'Clock p m VIZ "a stn-aNe; S. e
23I-st 0;l-ave. l2thst. Macy's. 6th-ave
142 Columbus ave near W"st Goth St JOG
125t betweer 7th and sth aves $50 East 47th 33s
3d-ave 76th and 77th SITS ops Bd-ave.' near
e1st-s.. 7Oe ist-avc. near e9th-st.. CSC 3d-ave.
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EDUCATION ~ ENGLAND-A refined Home school.
T. Mrs H. c. HAWTREY niece o; MISS ELIZABETH
q ,yF,TJo continues TO receive limited number of
Yong ladies' TCPILS Merylhurst, Meads. East
bourne
THE OssrNING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
L Sing sng-on-the-Hudson. Miss C. C. FULLER
Principal 3ls
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WORK WANTED.

male. -
ACCOUNTANT. expert established lesc'
audits. INVESTIGATIONS. trading accounts
books supervised. opened. written up
bsianceS town or country. highest refer
ences. low RATE. Room 6l9, LIB
Broadway.
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For Young Ladies-Country.
T AsE1L SEMINARY FOR YOUNG WOMEN.
AUDURNDALE. MASS.

'Tn your walking and sitting So much more erect; in
your general health in conversation in OF
meeting people nnumerabe 7 could the
benefit you are receiving from your training and
Citations az Lasen. Al this you must know Is very
gratifying 70 me"
This what father wrote 10 his daughter after her
return 10 school from the Christmas vacation a. home
s unsolicited testimony Lasels in
important lines.
Places are now being taken for year beginning
September. 1899.
c. c. BRAGDoN.
Principal
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DRESS AND ACCORDING PLEAT'

ING.
-~~.1o~~~>-~>-~~-~ .~o-~~~~~~~>->~>
ACCORDION and side pieat!ng. buttons
covered while you wait. plnkn9. Fren.
fusing. feathers and roas cItlod. BUR
CESS. $40 6tn-ave.. corner 2lst-st- See
sIgns
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l.AlEyfeEMENIs and sutsri lpu0ns lor The Tribune
\ r.res.l ID their Uptown once 80 la. Roadway.
- l.. north of alsf-st until O'Clock . fnt hiNtii.e-
1,fts received following branch omees al regular
once rate unt.l O'Clock D. m VIZ - e.l "'s a..
ana I4nst a. Co.ImhI- near " esi 1'd uo
v-., aae-s near 6ti,-age % East l4th-et ~ Wei
between 7th sth nves 100 hhst 4th-tt' loss
- - teeer 10th and T7th O2o % ave. near
Si.t-,t. 7Os is,-aye. near s0h-st; ESQ od-ave
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S>T-pprNE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
- - Eugene 8 Benjamin. plaintiff against John
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Ncw i1nblitallons.
11tcnMbJI

~1oN~~o~.~o>~>
PNsTNN AMID NEW ENGLAND POINTS
LINES.
fALL RIVER Lac Wan wa Ne%p' wse sha Ssys Only "
~ strs PLYMOUTH anu Pilgrim. Orchestra on eA15,; a.
'ssroN1,.GTON LINE StOningtOn- Leave fiei 90
h H. foot Of Spring ST., week days only al O'oV - @
stesn.rs Maine and New HampshHe' M. "a
StWngtVI1H LINE Via New London. Leave PIER 80
v n foot Of spring st. week days only al DIV J. 4"
c,.arsrs Csty ~ Lowell and CITY of Lawrence
NEWHAVEN LINE Fer 20 L. - -
y prcpArr, PFcK daily fsgcent sundayl. ~ y D..
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MAID fof invalid la4y or crl1. hospital
experience 0rsf-c.dss seams rrss. drfss-
maker. wages no. .ess ;han $40 sTrHil
sG4 efh-age
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WHITE STAR LINE.

4 WHITE SIAK LINZ.
"a. NEw-YORK- NSTOWN-LIVERPOOL.
Germanc. Feb Is. noon Majestic March S.
Cvtnric Feb q 23O +. NJ Germsnc. March 10 noon
Teutcnic ... Feb % noon Teu'onc. March % noon
Britannia. March l. cymrc. March IS. p NJ
saloon rates Cym-ic $50 up. Geruln mic Briiaurl-
SEQ up. Majestic Teutonic S7j up Second Cabin, $3.50
urwards Third Glass C"rlrc Germanc and Britannia
$3.50. on Majestic and Teutonc $3.50. Revenue tax
additional
For passenger freight information apply
WHITE STAR LINE
pier No. 4j North River. Once Broadway n. 7.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

Nnie.
AMERICAN COUPLE. ages 20 and 81.
have lost home through litigation VIII
care for elderly couple or elder.y gentle
man ~ i.fe f0r small compensation ana
good home or Will take small farm with
ten cows not afraid ot work. Al refer
ence. Address c. A. :. BOX 81. jefferson.
schohare County. y. !.
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lnnrlnn Glhools.

Dunnua etbools.
A LEXANDTR MACGRDGOR.
n 80 Fifth Avenue above IA ST
private lessons and IN dancing See circulars
Ncw inbllanons.
Vy-RT-Tl for the Illustrated free booklet of
w TIE WAYSTDE Inn.
New-MilforG. Ltchheld Co.. Conn.
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WORK WANTED.
I'eInnle.

Female.
COMPANION. Ga highly cultured
%orth German lady very capable. ex-
nsrlenced with children. fne sewer excel
lent housekeeper. wishes position Is eVhl<
nanion. goveruess or superintendent ~
ine household. highest references. D.. 90
East nnth-Gt
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HELP ANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Male.
GOVERNMENT POslTlONS.-Don't pre-
rare s0r any DiF. service eNAiililation
Information Sent free COLuMBIAN COR
TEsrONuES,E COLLEGE. v ashington.
=. g. .
rAurTg' halrdlefs.us and manicurlng
set,.I uurorporatedI. facial massage.
chir1pody. dermatol0gy. s. course for
ladies' maids. day evening. legal dlplo-
mas good positions. 80 Oth-aFe.
AuyEFTIsEMENT and Subscriptions for
Trr Tribune received az their Uptown
onl.~ Nn l.i9 Broadway. ~ door north
OF gist-st. until 9 o'clock p. m adNer-
tisements received az he following orahch
a,rcss a. regular ofice rates until clock
p m. viz, 25i sth-avs.. O. o cor. 2Sa-st
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DHEs>NTAKING.


-~o-o0oNe.~>~0~-~~>~~~'~>~0
COr-TVR1ERE FRANCA1SE.-Durlns this
month VIII make ladies' own maze as
IN % .to--uade. dinner reception ani ~
riage e.vus. misses fancy dresses jacS-
ets riding habits. Tea gowns. SIX pen,
coats. fancy waists a. greatly reducel
rrlrer. made AZ once. gowns remo1e.t-l.
Nine. ANDERSON. 23S Gth-ave., formerly
with S.earn Brothers.
IREssAiAk Over % years expert
orce. handsome suits. latest STYLES So
evening dresses and fancy waists. MIS-.
sNfVTFI $40 6fn-avc. near 55i So
UEEsSlIAKER wants few more customers
90 go out .y the day. HoFEh' -5l
East e9tl-st
DREsSAiAKER Correct style; perfect
m. superior work and finish. taultiess
skirt droop work shown reasonable. eN.
per- 0n wraps. 23j West 44th-st., near
B~oad0ay
SKIRTS rebound and pressed. 81 L,aa-es
fa.kets remudeilel Cleaning and dNe-
,rg ~ every description send postal W.
call r. CLEANING AND PRESSING
30 West ls-h-et.. uear 6th-ave
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miscellaneous.

-" ~" ,r.r,s,~rc,r, H0r-sEKEEPERs. City and country
\ ares nroysloned by experienced marketer; rupp.'
,assf IN large or small quantities. TsIeTeHesA ~
rress Miss JOHNSON. 432 5th-a'e.
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sroR AGE:.

hrrRoPOLITAN storage Warehouse aaa
Vans 90. and IA NeTcrr-st. nians" -.
rttu-e removed. h0xed and shipped Ae.s-
phone Spring 400
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Jusirnrilcr

JNsirnrilon
Young Dadies-City.
A TIREPROOF SCHOOL BUILDING.
iG0 AND lG2 WEST T4TH STREET.
COLLEGE PREPARATION
Nj -' AsT5R COURT. y WEST s3D sTREET
sTFNOGRAPTfY AND TYPEWRITlNG
Instruction actual Office practice ana thorough pTcIa
ration for hrst-c.ass positions Application Il 10
For Both Sexes-C1ty
T1RENcH. SPANISH GERMAN ITALIAN, ETC
IN classes privately. Day or evening
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL or LANGrAe eiEs,
Art Schools.
rr,y7r KFNsrNGToN SCHOOL Of Wood Carving The
most fascinating art for amateurs y wood tarIhE
I4oo~- 2OG West 1ad s.; will give further Information
tr6 SHOW specimens between II and J. daily
For BOYS and Young Men-Country.
DAIRFTEl.D ACADEMY. a Home School for Boys. At
L tractive heathsul and thorough individual attention
FRANCIS Y BREWER. =. NJ. Prin.. Fairhel1 conn.
TTDsON RIVER MILITARY ACADEMY. Nyack y.
IL y-Iaree steam-hested room for each boy. Horses
an6 por ies riding drill and artillery practice
NTIPTTWOOD, C0NCORDvIILB "a - success.ul
vi school q ne besi 70 muse with energy % wake
IN bows Of ne prepared for business or coleg
S2l6 under i wears s20i Location: beautiful elevated
healthy. no tobacco. J. shortlidse GALE a NJ, Pm
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Gthpnl Apcnclee.


A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teacrers Tutors. Governesses
C "a c'leges Schools and Families. Apply 20
Mrs NJ YOUNG-FULTON. p Union Square
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LADDERS AND FLAG POLES.
LADDERS IN any guam
BLANK BOOKS a STATIONERY
>e.o~~@~~~~~e~~>~~>~~e
BLANK BOOKS
a. bottom prices.
J q CI -NNISfHAM
9He rr.1iw1f.
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CcGchfrs


DR W G. NOVEL; private tutor at pupils homes or
IL et IL = e2d St Two pupils received In family
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CAHPET CLEANING.

-~~~O~~~~~~r~0 oO~oN~0OC0|0|0|0|N
CARPETS cleaned by steam. BY hano o.
on the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co 1883 Broadway 421 Fast 4sth-s.-'
COZ 4 BRANDT Tel 13o-3sth
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FOR SALE.


e<sS~SN~N~~><N~>N~
AT REDUCED PKlCES.-bVO second-nand ,'
wood and ilon ~OIKl.e machines l-.l9
Guaranteed machinery bought ana eA-
changed. GEORGE b. EDDY. 5Ss Aadl-
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.


AT ST. BARTHOLOMEW
EMPLOY MENT BUREAU. III z. 42dst
Telephone =. 564-3sth St
First-ciaEs servants are supplied: Cooks.
cnamhermaIls. Mattresses. buffers. iaun-
dresses use. ol-meu. etc. als1 experienced
managing hoGsekeepers. gOVernesses. in
yalids' attendants and other professional
help. high-grade mercantile workers sup
piled wltnort charge. References carefully
Investigated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-07
S1N1RELLI'S SERUM FAILS.
Experiments in Brazil and New Orleans
Show That It Has No Curatiye Powern

Experiments in Brazil and New Orleans
Show That 1t Has No Curative Powers.
WAsHISGroN. Aug. g. - Surgeon General
sternberg has given out tho following state
ment:
In letter to Surgeon General sternberg
dated Jan. 20. 1890. the distinguished Brazilian
physician. DR.. j. b De Lacerda Of Rio de Janeiro
says: The serum Of VI. Sanareli has failed
here in Brazil. The experiments made at San
Paulo have not been favorable to the use OF
this serum. 1t is neither preventive nor
curative
80 In New Orleans. in the fall OF 1898. Prof. p.
+. Archinard, NJ. d.. Psychologist to tho
Louisiana state Board Of Health. treated ten
cases OF yellow fever with Sanareli's serum.
He reports as follows:
From the above cases. which limit our ex-
perlence with the anti-amarylic serum of
Sanarelli as a curative agent in the human
being attacked with yellow fever. we are forced
to conclude that this agent in our hands has
shown no curative powers whatsoever. none Of
the important aod dangerous symptoms OF the
disease having been in any wav mitigated or
prevented by its administration >"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-07
THESE OFFICEH MUST 90
staff of the City Clerk and the Assembly
Depleted by tho White Law.

staff of the City Clerk and the Assembly
Depleted by tho White Law.
City Clerk Scully notified Ave of the en-
ployees in his office Saturday that under the
terms OF the White Civil Service law. he would
he obliged to dismiss them on Thursday OF
this week. The men have been at work
since the stafr of the City Clerk and
the Municipal Assembly was organized,
but were under temporary appointments
The law provided that temporary appoint
ments must cease thirty days after the
promulgation OF the rules The men affected
are; John Corhctt attendant $1,000: George
r. or, custodian. 81 900; ID. :. O'Conncll and
Z v Greene, custodans $1,000: Patrick Nc:
'ormack. commissioner of deeds clerk. Board
OF Aldermen, $1,000: D. +. Scully. ordinance
clerk Gle !" TIE Council. 5000; lanes Owens and
The salary of James F. Donohuo Street
Cleaning Department clerk. has been increased
from 400 to $1,000 These appointments
have ha been made: Clerk in the Department Of
Htghways Department. borough Of Queens,
Henry Myer; $1,000 ,stcnograrher in Depart-
m%nt OF B11i,IdngS. Marion Jersey. SO a
Commission. Josephine Egan ST 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-07

Pittsburgh & Western Railway
PREFERRED STOCK.

large number of the holders of the Preferred
Stock OF the Pittsburgh and Western Hallway Com
pany have appointed the undersigned a Committee
to represent and protect such shares and II prac-
tcable. secure proper recognition therefor in any
scheme of reorganization Of said Company. A very
large majority Of the preferred shares have been
deposited with the KSICKERBOCKER TRUST
COMPANY to the order Of the Committee under
standing Preferred Stock Of the Pittsburgh and
their certificates with the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TRUST COMPANY, go Broadway. New York. To
enable them to participate in any benefits to be So
deposits must be made on or before AUGUST Is,
1890. Certificates now listed on the Stock Exchange
will be issued for such deposits.
Each deposit will he subject to an assessment Of
not to exceed 25 cents per share meet the neces
sary expenses OF the Committee. such assessment
to be paid from time to time as called for by the
Committee.
The Committee will cause n thorough examination
to lie made of the physical and financial condition
Of the property and its earning capacity. and will
then formulate and present to depositing stockhod.
ers some scheme Of readjustmcnt which will afford
protection to the valuable equity which the pre-
erred stockholders have in the property.
New York. July II. 1899.
A. FOSTER HIGGINS,
J. HARSES RHOADES,
CHARLES w. BAKER.
Committee.
WM. Is. RANDALL,
60 Broadway, Secretary.
HENRY CRAWFORD. Counsel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-07
BIGGEST CRAB IN THE WORLD.
Came from Japan 25 Years Ago and Has
just Been Mounted at Rutgers.


New BRUNSWICK. n. j.. Aug 8.-The largest
crab in the world is now on exhibition at the
Rutgers College museum here It a japanese
spider crab. and measures eleven feet from tin
TO tip. The crab has only recently been
mounted. 1t was presented to the college in
1874 by the late Robert II, Pruyn. then United
States Consul to Japan. For years 1t was
neglected. although its value was appreciated.
and lately W. A. RoeblinG. an alumnus
of the college offered to pay the ex-
The she'll " measurss twelve " by f f"urtenn
inches The pinchers are armed with teeth
that resemble the human moars. and the Jaws
at the end Of the tremendous long legs measure
six inches The ten legs look very much like
ham boo fishing poles. They are five feet long
and vary from three to eight inches in circum-
ference. W. S. Valiant tho curator OF the
museum. says that there are only five IT this
species Of crabs in existence. and that tho
next largest is in Germany The one there is
but six feet from tip to tin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-07
ALTGELD AGAINST GOEBEL.
He Says the Kentucky Nominee will BE
Beaten and Ought to he.

CHICAGO. Aug. Ex-senator William Goehe
Democratic nominee for Governor OF Ken
lucky is denounced by ex-Gov Altgeld in
strong terms. and he intimates that Bryan will
follow suit. In an interview Altgeld saws:
''Go"hel will be crushed to atoms. The
Democrats Of Kentucky will not tolerate
methods that override the will OF the people
GOehei was nominated by main strength The
South does not like that sort OF thing. and it
will be rcbuked at the polls.
Bryan cannot support Goebel. 1t is not I'M
likely that he will come ont positively against
him. 1t Is simply OUT Of the question for Bryan
to help GoebeI crush his friends-the men
who vii! send BRYAN delegation to the next
National Convention"
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CAPITAL, 100000 SURPLUS, 81 900, 900.
DEPOSITS, $i5,ooO,ooO
FOUNDED. 1903.
19Oth Consecutive Semi annual Dividend
Declared july I, 1899.
OFFICERS:
Robert NJ. Galloway, President.
Ebert a. Brinkerhof, Iice-Presidcnt.
Joseph w. Hartman, Cashier.
Samuel :. Campbell, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
John A. Stewart, Pres. 4. s. Trust Co.
Ebert A. Brink rhOff, Capitalist.
thRs. stewart smith. Merchant.
Gustav II. Schwab, Oelrichs Il Co.
Donald Mackny, NcrmilNe n Co.
Robert VI. galloway, President.
Charles ID. hickey, Brown bros. & Co.
Henry W. Banks, Henry W. Banks& Co.
George sherman, Nice-Prcs. Cen. Tr. Co.
Edward Hnlbrook, Pres.GOrh an Mfg. Co.
Orris X. EldredEe, Wheelw ri Eht, Ell
dredge X Co.
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place. In India, too. II Is still boarded as bull
lion. in spite Of tho closing OF the mints.

place In India. too. II Is still boarded as bull
lion. In spite OF the closing OF the minis.
Whatever the loss shall prove to be. II has
got to be met, sooner or later. and the sooner
II Ia met the better. Not only does tho keep
Ing OF this immense mass OF silver involve
great expense for guarding It from derreda-
ton. and an annual examination OF 1t to make
sure that no depreciation on IL has been COM
mitted. but the loss OF interest on II is very
great II even no more than 800. 100000 in
gold could be obtained for it. the interest on
that sum would be $4,000. 600 a year. and in
the course ~ years would amount to far more
than possibly could he gained by kceping it,
The worlds production Of the metal shows no
signs OF decreasing. and the consumption Of it
none OF increasing. On the contrary, improve
mcnts In mining and mctnllurGy ire likely to
add to the annual supply OF It. while the de-
mand for 1t for use in the arts seems to have
reached its maximum.
These suggestions are not made with he o K =
pectation that they will he immediately ac-
cepted and acted upon. The superstition in
regard to silver has still too strong hold upon
the public mind to permit so startling n
proclama tion that the metal Is no longer 10 be
treated No precious metal. but has fallen
to the position Of platinum. tin. aluminium and
copper. which. though valuable as raw mate
rial. have not the worldwide acceptabiity that
gold has. and are not therefore so we'll suited
to be worldwide medium OF exchange and a
common standard OF value.
MATTHEW MARSHALL
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Mnchini.ts strike for a shorter Work Day.

strike OF 1916 members Of the International
Association Of MachniSts has been ordered
in the shops and Yards OF the Gas Engine
and Power Company and Charles l.. Scabury 4
Co. consolidated OF Morris Heights to enforce
a demand for n nine hour work dav on AT new
work, an elght-h hour day on all old work and
an eight hour day on Saturdays 4 number Of
firms have granted similar demands