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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-28
Union Trust Company Of New York

New York. March 23d. 1899.
The undersigned, the Trustee under the mort.
gage executed by the LOUISVILLE AND NASH.
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY. bearing date
March l, 1877. upon the CECILIA BRANCH.
being the branch railroad Of the louisville.
pADucAH IN SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD
COMPANY. extending from CECILIA STATION to
LOUISVILLE, in the Stats of Kentucky. hereby gives
notice that the said LOUISVILLE y NASHVILLE
RAILROAD COMPANY. pursuant to Section Eight in
the aid mortgage, providing for q sinking fund. has
paid TO this Company the installment OF FIFTY
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS. IS55 ooo) duo on
March l. 1890. and that tho undersigned. not being
able. after effort. to purchase bonds for redemption
nor below par. the said Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company. on notice and request by tho
undersigned. did. on the 23d day Of March, 1892.
at It's once. in the City Of New York. proceed to
designate by lot so many Of the said bonds. equal at
par to the amount ot said payment Of Ffty-hvs
thousand Dollars. ny drawing the same. and that
thereby the following bonds were so designated for
navnept v,,.
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BACK IN OFFICE BY LAW.
COURTS BEGIN TO UNDO T4MMANT'S
LAWLESS REMOVALS..

Prospects Arc That the City Will Have 70
Pay Two salaries for One job in n Good
Many Cases-Six Mon Restored to Their
Places Yesterday with Vacation Pay.
By virtue Of n recent decision Of the Court Of
Appeals on the Civil Service law Justice scott
Of The supreme Court, on consent OF the Corpo-
ration Counsel. issued mandamuses Yesterday
reinstnting six msa who were removed from
employment by the city. The writs are issued
without cost against the city. but the different
Commissioner who discharged the men are
directed by the writs to audit their claims for
salary since their discharge. There are many
other cases of men discharged since the act OF
March 81. 1923. who will lie restored in the
same way. and altogether the city will have .
very large double salary list on its hands be-
cause VI unlawful removals.
Two of the men restored yesterday were dis
missed by Fire COMMISSIONS John j. S~cannell.
They are Owen EaGan. an oil collector in the
Bureau OF CombuStibles. salary $1,000. re-
moved on June. 30 last. and Charles Cooke. sur
yeyor in the OF Bureau OF Combustibles. salary
$i,2O1. removed June 10 last.
Water Supply removed Frank N Reynolds. sal.
cry % Day. on oct; y last ana m WttlIiam o;
being INSPECTORS OF water meters. The court
reinstat"s both.
&C. G"m mi s. m r.. Keller 81 Got the r p%eFrartment Of
81 800. removed March 81 last. IA storekeeper on
BlackwelIs Island, and Walter Lake. salary
S.l.?QO. on Oct. p last. OF dependent
children.
The men were all removed without charges.
The commissioners under the advice OF the
CORPORATION Counsel. contended the charter
gave a separate civil service system to this city
apart from the general Civil Service law which
went into effect on March 81. 1898. In the
cases Of W. Il. Fleming and John ". Terry the
Court of Appeals took a different view. holding
that the general law applied to this city and
that these men could be removed on charges
only.
1t is difficult to ascertain how many men
have the right to reinstatement, but from the
Wholesale removals made last spring and sum-
mer there must be many. Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel Theodore Connolly said yester-
day that he did not know how many illegal re-
movals had been made. but he supposed that
not a third of the persons removed could bene-
1T by the decision All cases that did not come
strictly within the Court of Appeals's decision.
he said, would be contested by the city.
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HARrs ISLAND THE CITrs NOW:
Penitentiary tn BE Removed Thither-Con
Wet stripes to Be Abandoned.

Harris Island passed from the control OF the
State to that Of the city yesterday. A large
force of workmen in charge Of Deputy Com
missioner flaming of the Correction Depart
ment went to the island in the morning to be-
gin repairing and renovatinG the buildings.
When this work is competed all the prisoners
in Blackwell $ Island PenItcntiary will be re-
novel tn Harris Island and the Charities De-
wells. -,
Harris Island had been under State control
for three wears until yesterday. The island
contains $50 acres Of land. and there are tween
ty--iX buildings on II. valued AZ S3pD.OOo., Five
hundred prisoners. will help 10 make the
changes in the buildings.
The Correction Department has decided that
hereafter all prisoners committed by CITY
Magistrates shall wear suits of brown cloth
instead of the convict stripes.
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8ailroads.
ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave New York. foot of Chambers
street, as follows and Ave minutes earlier from West
23d 81.
O.00 A. M.-yestibule Express daily for Bing.
1.VO hanton. WaLerly, Elmira, Bufaln, Bradford.
arrives Buffalo \ +. NJ. lar!or Cal to Buffalo.
.).lD Z. NJ Nestibule lmltcd-Fast mail daily.
E.OO Solid train for Chicago, arrives at Cleveland
TsIO A.. NJ. Chicago = p. VI. Slerpers to Chicag >,
Ce Gland aud Cincinnati. Dining Car.
7.2n Y. M.--Bnh to and Cleveland Nrstibuled
t.CO Express daily, arrives Butalo 7;O5 A, Nj.
bradford go 4. Nj, jamestown 200 A. NJ. Ionngs
town 1927 A. NJ, Cleveland l2:3O I. VI. Sleepcrs to
BuiAlu and Cleveland. Gaze Library Car.
9:I5 r.. Daily solid train fer Binghamton,
c.io Elmi~d, Wavcllv, Chicago. Slcepers To- Hor.
nrllsyille, Chicago and Cincini att. Dining Car.
TICKETS, LOCAL TINE CARDS AMI pull Man
i ACCOMMODATIONS Mt III, iI3, ?6l. iOl and
p57 broadway, III B!wety. 1-8 Fast l25th At. and
2I3 West iabth IT, Chambrrs, and West I'D 1t. ter
ri"s. New lnrE; $40 and $40 Fulton ST, ~ Broad.
way. Brooklyni ~. River ct, Hoh0kon, and JERSEY
CITY station. New York Transfer c.. calls for and
ton.
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4RiIroaas.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAETSRoAD.


STATIONS foot OF Nest ! sOnty.tL,rd street and
Desbrosses and COrtlandt streets.
loSstHt The isayins time from pes6r";se; and CGrt.
low 70, GENT third street station. r,
car NN::xM YORK H to ri MAtLIF s].repons Car Pttt rfTinF
$3.50 4 1: NJ II: EAs Es EiEFF5 llfils'i hIa / fRS e!fSiIanSi
seTT.@5n Sn1. SlG FGr Si, n1gine T s%S.n5 e 4oIa 9o.
1, Gs,opi 3. M. dH IliIrSsGSl,: \ b2 y. EaTis 81 hX lGTi:.
for Nasnvlllo wa Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Chi
$50 i. VI WESTERN ExPREss.-ror Chicago.
7i4o i. NJ. s6tTHWESFERN EXPRESS. FOR
ftttsbnrg. Cleveland, Cincinnati, Louisville, In.
7sio, 7; NJ. PiSiF!c ExeEEss.zro pls,sburs
doah Valley Route. Connects for Cleveland eI.
s,a& r. Vi. NAIL AND Co. Pullman Buffet
sleeping car New York 10 Altoona, East Liberty.
Pittsburg and points West. daily except sunday.
-. WASHiNGToN AND II SOUTH.
q cai, o 4. a' w! s?5V e.G : 90 SD; ai91 ,s 20 t ccnSre .D.alna
t1ln.', al PSrISr and Dlnins cars ! 20 'p ,1.s,s
SUNDAYS SO. S;2o. 1850 Dining Carp (. ~.
lgI9 $50 $50 " consrsssional Lin, ali Parlor
soGThEaS florida Limited ,1.so
6isFt Itil isiND WESTERN nA1EwAy.-ror Mem.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE" Florida special" 1920
I NJ. week days. Express. v:2o \. NJ. and $3.50 p.
ciiESXPEAKE AND oHIo R~AILwAY.-4:5o P. NJ.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and N~oRFoLK.-7bo
4 n; TssE a.y. and q SO ! F. NJ: daily; ,Des,ro,..,
hnled Train. Buffet parlor Cars. Passenger Coach
CAFE MHY,"ia 8; SSf ?. NJ: week days.
OCEAN hSH1 S GraTa .a AfG Point f Plsa. anse a1ain vest sHn fasn:
ty:,hi r : street station; s;5o 4 NJ, y 20, 4 2 70 and
Dssbrrosses and cortiisndt a. Street M;: To- p.io' A. NJ,
i2;5G!, $40 and 6IoT.M Sundays. st5 A. M,
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Central Pacific First Mortgage Bonds
Series A, B, c, D, E, F, q, II and |.
To the Holders Of Certificates Of
Deposit issued under Bondholders'
Agreement dated august ID, 1897


,u,,u,n, 10 the requirement OF the above.men.
uo,.d Bondholders' Agreement. holders OF above
C.rnsc,,es Of Deposit are hereby notified that a Plan
=, Rs.itu.tment. dated February =. 1899, has been
formulated, and that the undersigned. as Depositaries
,,dsr said Agreement OF August ~, 1897. have
,dop,.d And approved such Plan as authorized in
,ud Agreement. Cop!ss of said Plan OF Readjust-
n.nt have been lodged q: the Offices OF the under
,,sp.A IN the City Of New York. and at the Office OF
sn.v.r Brothers. in the City Of London; of Laz Speycr
rIl,uen. In the City OF Frankfort-on.the Main: OF
TstIs.ra dc Mattos Brothers. in the City OF Amster'
t,n. and OF the Deutsche Bank. in the City Of Berlin.
for inspection by holders OF Certificates of Deposit.
Mprovided in said Agreement of August IA. 1927.
.nv certificate holder not asserting TO such Plan
may, a, any time before April 80, 1899. withdraw
IN. bonds represented By such certificates upon
,urr.ndsr O, his certificates; but all certificate
holder, who shall not within said tims withdraw
their bonds shall be deemed TO have assented to
,uch Plan and to tho REIMBURSEMENT Agreement.
dated February 3. 1879. and shall be bound thereby
without further act or notice. and the Depos!taries
shall thsreupon uss the bonds OF such certificate
holders for the purpose Of carrying out such plan.
and shall deposit such bonds hereunder.
THF EXISTING CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT
ABOVE MENTIONED WILL ENTTTLE ASSENT.
ISG HOLDERS TO E SECURITIES. Az PRO
vIDED IN THE PLAN OF REIMBURSEMENT. IN
EXCHANGE FOR THElR PRESENT BONDS. AS
AND WHEN Such NEW sECCn1T1ES ARE ISSUED.
WITHOUT OTHER CERTIFICATE ISSUED By THE
READJCsTMENT MANAGERS.
IN ORDER TO ACCELERATE THE
CARRYING OUT OF THIS PLAN, HOLD
ERs OF THE EXISTING CERTIFICATES
OF DEPOSIT ABOVE MENTIONED
sHOCLD PRESENT THEIR CERTIFI-
Gates PROMPTLY AT THE OFFICES OF
THE UNDERSIGNED OR ANY OF THE
REIMBURSEMENT MANAGERS TO BE
STAMPED As ASSERTING TO THE PLAN
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THEA TRICAL ATTACHMENTS.

Litigation Over the Commission on Two
Opera Contracts.
Deputy Sheriff Radley has received an at
tachmen against Ludwig Grunfeld Of Vienna
for S1l4 in favor of the Maurice Grau Opera
Company for allege breach Of an agreement
to divide commissions on the contracts ot
Ernest Van Dyck aud Andreas DlI ell as oper-
attic artists at the METROPOLITAN Opera House:
Dipiel.
deputy Sheriff Mcguire has received an at
achment against Dexter 4 O'Scill. theatre
cal managers. for SISi, In favor OF James F..
Milliken. on assigned CLAIMS from ten actors
han faust" COMPANY The Sheriff levied on
some scenery which is said to belong to Dex-
ter 4 u'NeIll
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DORMITORTES FOR COLUMBIA.
Gov. Roosevelt's Aid Enlisted in the Move.
ment for n Memorial Hall.

The alumni Of Columbia University are con-
tinuing their. efforts to establish the dormi-
tory system. and the last effort in this direc-
tion has taken the form Of an appeal to the
graduates to bring up the sum subscribedcfor
the Memorial Hall to 100000 before the next
com mencement day, which takes place. on
June I. A. meeting of the alumni TO be held
Already S6l .s3S has been promised TO the
Memorial Hall Committee. but 100000 10
money already subscribed comes from 100 per
sons. SeSera, classes which undertook to
raise sums ranging from 81 900 70 $4,000
have not yet sent in their reports. and the sum
mentioned does not include these contribu-
tons.
more seriously every day. and when the DOR
mitories are completed It will be an absolute
necessity. 1t will require 100000 to assure
the building Of the hall.
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Augustus Van Wyck. as referee. has made a
report To the Supreme Court that Florence
Sartori Thornton should have an absolute di-
vorce from Horace G. Thornton. whom she
married in 1870 in Philadelphia. Mrs Thorn
ton took n prominent part in the work If the
Red Cross Society which met at Pelham Manor
iaast Sepfemhnr on cnrminr nf his mis"ondnm
The referee finds that III" custody Of their
child. Horace. should be- given to the mother.
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DELAWARE, lACKAWANNA & WESTERN R. R,

Stations in New York. foot of Barclay and
ChristOpher streets.
NESTIBUIE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PISTS(H LIGHT.
800 A. M.-Binghamton Mail. Stops at principal
stations.
1000 A. M.-tCafe~ CarN-Rufalo. Scranton. Bing.
hamton. Owego, Ithaca. Elmira. Utica. Syracuse
and Oswego Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars,
connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
points West.
100 T.. M.-lDaily)-ChIcago and Buffalo vestihuled
Express for scranton. Binghsmton and Eimira,
&c. Pullman buffet parlor cars TO ElGlra. Through
sleeping cars and day coach to Chicago, arriving
gt4.l5P !. NJ. next day.
400 T.. M.-ScrantOn, wilkesharre and Plymouth
Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars.
7;OO L. M.-tDally Chicago vestihule Limited FL
press for Scranton. Bin.hanton. Elnlra. Buffalo.
Through buffet sleeping car New York to Chicago.
$50 +. M..dDsily --Rufalo Express. Pullman
elceptrs for scranton. Binghsmton. Elmira, Bath.
MI. Morris and Buffalo. arriving Buffalo x A. NJ.
$50 +. Buffalo. scranton. Bingham
Oswego Express. Pullman buffet sleepors.
For 81 UKBAS SUNDAY TRAIN SERVICE ses
small tables.
Gaze " Sons. Ltd. 1l3 Broadway. "a PAX place, 429
and a42 Broadway. Tickets at ferry stations. III
4th Hvr. cor. 18th st.. 81 West l25th IT.. 2Sh Culum.
bus sv., New York: 33s and 72a Fulton ST.. and lO6
Broadway. Brooklyn. Time tables giving full infor.
nation at all stations.
Westcott's Express Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel and r sIdenc- to destination.
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Enough Chew Kow to D.port.

Chew Kow. who camc to this country IN 1927
a. an employee 81 IA Chinese "xh, bitor at The
Nashville. Tenn. exposition, was ordered de.
ported yesterday. His certificate was good Tor
only one year. He said that he was not Chew
how, but that he had bought the certificate
Tor So.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL,

All through train. stop at Albany. Utica. Syracuse.
Il chester and Buffalo.
$50 AMRhf,RMEp s sfirf f' ElEfRE slndf fiMrf hsR0u'
Fastest train IN the world. Dne Buffalo 4:4S, Nj.
p. n. Limited to it's seating. capacity.
S.lS 4. Mast MAIL. Daiiy-For Buffalo.
C.fO Niagara Fall. and Cleveland.
lO:oO Tor Buffalo and all important New York
M" F 'Mat.e@sorrHwEsrERN LIMITED AND
Cincinnati. Indianapolis. 81. Louis and Chicago.
2.9O 7. M.-TROY \ ALBANY SPECIAL. eA.
2!33EE f 3 4 snntsy: shTH e A. i IIp2Tfn 'tati%ns:
o.Oo hour tram for Chicago. Via LaR, Shore. Due
Cleveland 7+h A. NJ. Chicago $50 P. NJ. Sleep
tns and pa1rl9r cars opiy' rxpnvss n,u,-ro-
O.Oo Niagara Falls. Toronto, Cleveland. Toledo,
Detroit and ChicaIO.
e.0S j: M.-NOhTHERN EXPRESS. Daily-For
I'm r: M-ApIR0NDAtK MorNfAINs, n
10y MONTREAL PRE- Dailynxia Utica
SEQ p pipfMdi .BUFFAL3 AND soITHWEsTERN
lsnl, Cincinuati, Indianapoli: and ST, Louis.
O.. +. M.-PAClFIC IMPRESS, naily-For Os.
osl') wego. ogIensbnrg, Buffalo, Niagara Falls.
day. for Cape Vincent aud the Auburn road.
1910 NlGHT.MIDNiGHT EMPRESS o CHI
1Z:lO oAGo-Every night except sunday night
HARLEM DitISiOS.
e:16 A. NJ. and 500 /. NJ. Daily. except sunday. to
P.ttsa9ldi Snndsys only at we A. M:
Trains illuminated with Pintsch light.
Ticket Offices at is. 2sl. Alb and a4c Broadway.
81 Fast 4th at. 235 Columbus av" ~ West l26th
I3Sth st. station. New York 49, and 20 Fulton ST..
and los Broadway. T.. D.. Broollyn.
lsleph.ne "aIY9 Thirty'eighth street" for New
hotel or rest nee by wesrcott Express Company.
GEORGE Il. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent.
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TO HELP THE WOMEN.S EXCHANGE.
waIIack's Theatre Lent for n Benefit vaude-
willie Matinee.

Vile Matinee.
A bsneft performance for the New York Ex-
change for Women's Work will re given in the
first week in April. at Wallack's Theatre. It
will be in the nature ~ a vaudeville matinee
for young people. and the programme has been
selected with a view to amusing them. Theo-
dore Moss has given the use Of the theatre and
F. F. Proctor has supplied a part Of the pro-
gramme. The entire entertainment will be
supplied by first-class artists who arc best
had a.the exchange. II East Thirtieth street.
or at the theatre.
The Woman's Exchange Is not a solf-sup-
porting institution. but 10 Dependent on the
subscriptions Of its managers and friends, 1t
supplies many dependent women with their
only means Of livelihood. nv helping them to
help themselves in an independent and bust
n0Eslike way.
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1inAnrfaI.
financial.
Central Pacific Railroad Company Readjustment.

VSb'
Tn the Holders Of the following Bonds and Stock:
Central Pacific Railroad Company Of California First Mortgage Bonds Series
ABC,D,E Ell, G. II andL
Western Pacific Railroad Company First Mortgage Bonds, Series A and B.
California and Oregon Railroad Company and Central Pacific Railroad Com.
pany, successor, First Mortgage Bonds, Series A and B.
Central Pacific Railroad Company (Su Joaquin Valley Branch) First
Mortgage Bonds
Central Pacific Railroad Company Land Bonds
Central Pacific Railroad Company Fihy.Year Five Per Cent Bonds
Central Pacific Railroad Company Common Stock.
,s,m aprnyo of leach class ofthe above-named Bonds an over 87hp per cent? of
A" ,,a,mp ,ssennd tot the Plan and Agreement for he Readjustment of thu Cen
he"Inr railroad onpany dated February B., 1909, the undersigned hereby iyo
hh i" ,.tu h said PLAN IS DECLARED OPERATIVE.
E,u.t for further deposits of the above-named Bonds INT stock without additional
I'm mn b,n extended to IN including APRIL I, $780, ner which date deposits of
eMn te and stock will HI accepted hut only Tor such time al thu Managers may TX
!n , n only pon n CASH. PAYMENT Oh M PER CENT. of The par value of Bonds
Dad March 49, lSe.
sPEYEK s. CO., New y.h.
SPEYER BROTHERS, London.
LAZ. sPEYER ELLISSEN, rr.nhsston.N..n.
TEIXEIRA DE MATTOS Am..ra.n.
DEUTSCHE BANK. Berlin.
Readwtment Managers
syHp GUTHRIE h sTEELE
EyRIs CHoATE6 BEAMN
Counsel to ReauunetM Managers
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WHITE STAR LINE.
STEAMBOAT
Boston and New Enuland Points

VIA Nd LINES.
FALL RIVER LlSE, via Sewport and Fall
week DAYS only. at 600 ?. VI. Steamers PLYMOUTH
and PILGRIM. Orchestra IN each.
S~TOSlNGIO LIN T.. via StoninCton. Leave
Pier 81. y. r. foot OF Spring st.. week days only. at
$500 P. NJ Steamers Maine and New hampshire.
SORWItH LINE. via New London. Leave
Pier Sc. y. r.. foot Spriny St. week days only. at $50
T. NJ. steamers City Of Worcester and Rhode Island.
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first GLASS Aflp-females.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT OF
ST. BartholomeW's Employment Bureau
al East <2d st. Telephone 2564 8sth ct.
Z, stclas dnnhnatic nInnlnrnaa nR Ill lhnHa

F~Itst.class domestic ernployeeso Of all kinds.
A WET nurse of two weeks. "a years old. wants
nish doctors referencs. address d rEesss'tMd, Il. T. !" s. B.. ~! ~
Greene ST. West Hazlcton. Pa.
A GERMAN GIRL wants a place as chamhermaid
"a and seamstress. UESER. 1918 I'd av.
r~HAMBERMAID and laundrcss understands shirts.
b2a sun uptown ofire. 1898 Broadway,
COMPETENT k,tchonmatd; wages. *l': neat. will
633 Sun uptown ONCE. 1855 Broadway.
('HAMBERMAlp and nurse: good seamstre:s;
Sun uptown office. l28" broadway.
COMPETENT waitress; wages $40; understands her
y work thoroughly: best references. X. P. box $50
Sun uptown office. l2e5 Broadway.
COMPETENT wait IT IS; willing to assist with cham
Sun uptown Office. l265 Broadway.
EIRsT- CLASS waitress; wages $25; understands
rat thr de ssrTin M T of ,so' sc.. " Sa.t e. sasa srei < n
box 526 Sun uptown office. 1898 Broadway.
EIRsr-CLAss cook; wages, $40, willing to t.ke
boz b35 sun uptown Office. 1865 Broadway.
GERMAN nurse; thoroughly competent for grown
" children; wages 500; best references, +, g.. box
b2+ Sun uptown office. 1925 Broadway.
GOOD family cook: wages S25; best private family
" references. NJ. r.. box b2l Sun uptown ONCE.
1868 Broadway.
ArSpREsS; understand. her rT,k thoronghly;
uptown office, lc65 Broadway.
ADY'S maid good dressmaker: leaving present
IL position, as lady has gone abroad. Address. caro-
of SCOTT. 2lS West bsth at.
pARLoRMAlp. understand wAitngi wages, $40;
Il thoroughly competent; city references. /. G..
box 534 Sun uptown once. 1926 Broadway.
THOROUGHLY competent chAmbermaid; wages,
$40: best private family references. n. NJ. box
bar Sun uptown office. 1925 Broadway.
THOROUGHLY competent cook: wages $40; best
city references, K, C., box $40 Sun uptown ofioe.
1265 Broadway.
WAITRESS willing to assist with chamberwork:
w wages $50: best references. NJ NJ box b22 Sun
uptown once. 1895 Broadway.
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first Glass Help -males.
first Glass arlp-- 4Aales-2rufes
sional.

V'O PRINTERS AND BOOKBINDERs Position
1 wanted by an allarounl young man as cutter,
with large expert nee IN that line; printed and book
binder work Address NJ. C.. box lsa sun uptown
ohice. 1865 broadway.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot OF West 2srd, Cortlandt and Dcsbrosses
Streets Jenna. r. II. ferries
pesbrosses Streets. ! Daily except Sunday. q sundsy
only. Other trains daily.
.6.45, 700 A. N: Local for EAsToN.
r.7,5O. $40 4. NJ, For BUFFALO. E1AGARA
FALLS and West, and principal local points. Parlor
and Dining Cars, Connects for Coal Branches.
EXPREsS." handsomest tram IN The world; Lin.
Meeting with through sleepers to Detroit and Chicago.
Dining Car service a 10 carte:
1888. l.qSS F F. n. iscjEANT6S.' tosl E1'nehs::
y'4.30, 3.13 Z. NJ. Local for MACCH CHUNK.
t.1.l0, $40 +. NJ. Local for EASTON.
f5.5Q, $40 z. NJ. Local Express for EAsTON.
$40, 6.1O P. NJ. Fog Buffalo and points West.
Through ~sleepinS Cars to Chicago and Toronto.
NJ .7.lQ, 500 r NJ Express for BUFFALO and
IS.20 $40 Pm. For ITHACA, ROCHESTER,
SOUTH P~LAINfIELD ahd BoUSD BROOK locals.
ssa onyn EXCEPT 6fs,pss sunday day. .e29 laS A. NJ S'sT, 80 TO
Tickets and Pullman communication at Ils. 26i, y3.
eb, "a and SIS Broad say, 81 T.. l4th St, y. $50 Full
ton st +Court St % Bdtny and Amer sta, Brooklyn.
from hotel or residence through to destination.
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employment BUREAUS.

NINE. JACQUIS do2 18th av.. upstairs-Fr French
4Nl emplo nent bureau; places recommended help;
all nAtionalities; every capacity; many situations
vacant; call early, bring references.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-28
Evening Line

FIRST TRIP TUESDAY, MtRCH 20.
The popular steamers DEAN and DREW
leave Pier 81. y. Il foor Canal ST. at y P. NJ.
daily (Suudays excepted, making direct connections
with trains North. East and West. Freight received
hour of derar'ure