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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-08
FAITHLESS HUSBAND Ran.
Deserted Wife Pursued and Hauled Him
from Beneath n Pile OF Old Clothes.

John Brownies. "a years old. was held in
$1,000 bail in the Yorkville Police Court yes
terday on a charge of bigamy made by his wife,
Paulina, whose maiden name was Grote. She
said she was married to him by the Rev. Fran
els ]. Schneider in 1895 and gave him Sl.25O
which she had saved from her wages as a
servant to.use in improving his saloon.
In August last. the woman said. Brownies
began to remain away from their home at 81
Seventh street for two or three days at a time.
and a month ago he disa ppeared entirely.
Later she received a letter from him. in which
he told her that she need not look for him. as
he had married a Brooklyn girl named Ben
son. A week ago she met the Benson girl
and the girl confirmed this statement.
While they were talking Brownies came
along ann catching sight OF the two ran AVA
She could not catch him. but she again .net
him lin Third avenue on Monday and when
he ran away again she chased him into a sec
Ond- hand clothing store. When she and Po-
liceman O'Neil entered the place Brownies
was lying behind the counter with Il quantity
OF clothing over him..
What evidence have you that he married
another woman asked Magistrate Simms.
The woman told me So, was the answer.
The Magistrate. explained that he must
have stronger evidence than that of a second
marriage. AS Mrs. Brownies asserted that
she could produce.the other woman. he set the
examination for to-day.
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PROBING JOHN ,KErEs's DEATH.
Inquest Adjourned for the Testimony of
Persons who Say They saw Him Fall.

Persons Who Say They saw Him Fall.
The Coroner's inquest into the death Of John
keves. tho bookmaker and poolroom keeper.
who was found dead in the areaway in front
OF 2f3 West Thirty-ninth street early last
Tuesday morning. was not finished yesterday.
The Investigation of the case by Central ONCE
detectives has already brought out several
new facts. and the inquest was adJournedin
order that the police Investigation might first
be completed. David Sweeney. Mary Rickett
and Annie Smith. the three suspicious per
sons arrested by Central Office detectives on
Sunday night, told their stories In the Centre
Street Police Court yesterday morning and
were then sent to testify at the inquest.
The Rickett woman said she lived with
Sweeney at x Jones street and that, in COM
pany with the Smith woman. she met Reyes
on the Bowery aDou' IL o'clock on the night
Of Jan. 30. They had several drinks together
at the Nolks Garten and then walked together
Reyes met a couple of men he seemed to know
and left the women. She thought that three
men whom she did not know.had followed them
up the Bowery.
The Smith woman, who sale. she lived at
women admitted that they had got some
money from Reyes. and both saw his watch.
Sweeney. VINO, the police saw, has been CON
yyiicted OF stealing twice before. was held in
.i'pbN puiI " ,'dtceHyz lIom III IeISOi' quiz
A.. Murray, a clerk in Simpsons ia wnbrokerls
fed him as the man who had pawned Keyes's
watch with him on Tuesday afternoon.
Sweeney has a noticeable face and is peck
marked. and Murray was positive in his iden-
tilcation. Sweeney says he was not uptown
on that day and that he can prove a complete
alibi.
The evidence which has not yet been inves-
tigated by the police. and FOL. which, the in
ris of 3lS West Thirty sixth street and two
other persons who. he says. were with him on
The night OF Jan. 30. Burris has notified Capt.
McClusky that he and HE companions were
returning. from a place Of amusement late
nized as Keyes. fall into the areaway at 273
West Thirty ninth street. He said he would
have gone to help Reyes. but his companions
dlssuaded him.
The inquest will be continued one week
from TODAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-08
domestic Servants atanted.

(IIAMBERMAIDs. cooks, 500 to 500; lsundrcsses,
" mattresses, kitChenmAids. % cooks who wash and
iron, lAundrrSses who do chambcrwurk. French aud
German ladies maids. Protestant nurses, nursery
SEEIY, ~ Wet I'D ST. Servants entrance, 352 9th
ay. Telephone call lsiI-lsth 1t.
cook and laundress. wages $50: also
" chambermaid and waitress, wages SiS, willing
TO go TO MontclAir' best references required.
Mrs. l.. SEELY. 3H2 nth Ay.
(NOOK to go to Boston, Mass: wages sac: hest ref
" erences required. Mrs. l.. SEELY, 49, 9TH AY.
EIRST-CLASS English cook; good wages: very best
Il references required. Mrs. T., SEELr, 49, 6h ay.
and chambermIid for three in family:
~ wages 500 Morristown. n. j.; no shirts, collars
or Guns; best references required.
Mrs. /. sEELY, 352 8th Av.
DROTEsTAET cook; good wages; must be comps.
Il tent and have best references.
Mrs. L. sEELY. 500 9th ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-08
KANE PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
Asks for Ten Days Delay and Wants to
Inspect tho Grand Jury Minutes.

Asks for Ten Days Delay and Wants to
Inspect the Grand Jury Minutes.
Commissioners James Kane OF the Depart
ment OF Sewers. who is under indictment for
ffaudulently giving out the contract for clean
thg sewer basins to George Cunningham for
e+'o each. pleaded not guilty before Su-
preme Court Justice jerks in Brooklyn yes
.erday, This was done through his counsel.
hooert II Elder. who subsequently asked leave
Withdraw the plea in order to move to set
ASIDE the Indictment or demur to it within ten
uays' Assistant District Attorney Van Colt
Pppiected 70 the granting OF SO long a time. Mr..
hEsmaeer sad Gen. BENJAMIN +. Tracy had also
Sesh retained by, COMMISSIONER Kane. and he
uesIred 70 consult with Gen. Tracy. who is
NV uetnre the Court of Appeals In Albany.
'uHntce jerks granted the ten days time.
" Elder said he would also move for leave
T,hspect me minutes of the Grand Jury. Mr..
M tOtt said there was no reason why the
inmates should be dragged into court before
sns trlal Justice jerks said he would hear
Gins M on the motion on Thursday morn
KS Inc Indictment against Commissioner
t 1ane was i9und upon evidence given before
~ uiahd jury by members OF the Brooklyn
TToasue. who contend that the price paid to
ISal5i actor Cunningham was e%xorbitant, as In
bellord for 81 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-08

McVickar 4 Co. have sold for the estate OF
Margaret Egan the brownstone high-stoop
the rear. No. 3 East Thirtietfh street. Tor S57. 900
Myer Hellman has sold to Francis j. 5 chnugg
the plot. 100. lOxbO. on the southeast corner oil
Madison avenue and l1Sth street.
Hall J. How 4 Co. have sold for the estate OF
George W. Welsh a plot. 5OXoO. on the north
side OF l0Sth street. % feet east OF Madison
avenue. to Louis Lese.
Carrie J. Singh has bought from John II.
Buckbee a plot, 145xHO, on the northwest cor
ner Of Webster avenue and 18th street.
Mandelbaum x Levine have bought from the
Kahl estate the old buildings on plot, SUX75,
Nos. 3Ol to 300 East Seventh street.
Clarence True has sold the fve-story Amer
lean basement dwelling on lot. l7Xl0O. No.
80 West EiRhtieth street.
Leo Hutter has exchanged the southwest
corner Of Madison avenue and l14th street.
27x7D. for a two-story brick stable. on plot D3x
1O2. on East Seventy-seventh street, between
Avenue A and First avenue.
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New Buildings.

Plans were filed with the Department OF
Buildings Yesterday for the following:
By Gerard P.IBrouwer-Ancher, owner. for Ave
three-story and basement dwellings at south
side 149th street. $50 feet west OF Amsterdam
avenue; architect George ]. Ebert cost. $l1O.-
900.
BY George Rail. owner. for a six.story fiat and
stores at 124 Lewis street: architect, Frederick
Jaeger: cost. S25.OOO
BY James H. Ravens. owner, for a sever STORY
south Of Tooth street: architects. Neville d
Bagge; cost, S75.OOO.
fiat at south side OF Fifty-fourth street, i25 feet
west OF Eighth avenue: architects, Neville Il
BaRRe cost. S25,0 600.
BY Thomas f, Gracem, owner. for improve
ments TO the private dwelling at q West Fftieth
street; architects. Fletcher d THAN; cost,
$4,000.
BY Jacob New estate, owner. for improve
ments to the factory nj Nos. 5lS-52B West Fifty
fifth street; architects. Marshall 4 Berger;
cost. So. On
BY Isaac Jacobs. owner. for improvements TO
the tenement and stores at No. l42 Suffolk
street: architect. C.. b. Meyers; cost $4,000
By estate Of |" Becker. owner, for improve
ments 10 the tenement at Nos, 50O's-502 West
Forty.iourth street architect. John h, Kimfel:
cost. 81 ZOO.
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At the New York Real Estate Salesroom yes
terlay Samuel Goldsticke or sold. In foreclosure.
the four-story stone-front dwelling. on lot lSx
1908. No. 90 West Fifty-fifth street. to ID. b.
Freedman. for S27. $50.
William NJ, Ryan sold. in foreclosure. the
three six-story brick flats. with stores. on plot
lOOSx62.3.. Nos, 1917 to 1921 Madison ave-
Peter + :. Meyer & Co. sold. in foreclosure. the
three.story stone-front dwelling. on lot lSx
r pIsihntin. S Jsm Ss D SSs : 1871 for so. ssJ6?t also TO- The
four i've story brick flats. on plot 1OOX100.11
Nos. l08 TO ll2 West 109th street. TO the
in foreclosure. the vacant plot. 35x100. on the
northeast corner, Of Suburban street and
William Kennedy sold at public auction three
lots. each 25xaO. on tho south side OF st. AIMS
avenue. 300 feet west of 156th street, to Frank
J., Walker. for 81, $50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-08
4 PASTOR UNDER 4 CLOUD.
Charges Against the Rev. Hr. Jones to BE
investigated.

The charges against the Rev. E. Mona Jones.
who retired from the pastorate Of the Baptist
church at Freeport. L.. l.. under a cloud In No
vember. are to be considered at a church
council to be held in Emanuel Church in
Brooklyn next Wednesday. The Advisory
Committee of the Long Island Baptist Associ-
alton. to which the case was referred. decided
that the charges were OF 30 grave a nature that
he ought TO have an opportunity to refute
them. just what the nature Of the charges is
has. not been disclosed. the F~reeport congre-
" pending the inquiry by the council. When
Mr.. Jones rendered his resignation it was gem
orally supposed that the act was voluntary on
his part, but it is now said that he was forced
out OF the pulpit under the threat OF UNI
pleasant diSclosures.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-08
Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate D~ivision.supreme Court.-Nos. -. -.
20, 30. 3s. 20. ~, a., q; 80, 81, @6: o. 6s ~;
calendar called at 1890 A, NJ. Part H.-Court opens
At 1880 A; N. Ex paTte matters. Part m-Ciear,
2s44. 2ss7, 2sas. 3sHa, 2goo.' 2aol. 2eo2'' 3sos'
aaSSIs.. 2sis.' Pait W.D-clear, Law and faci-Sos.
1855, 2oo3, 1919. 1907. isos. s2%, i2l0, 1881. 1898.
P iSt7i v lstS; asso Cases asoiif from rnnE Part .T" IL. i'P Part VI vI..- 1SsS,
unfinished. Cases from Part ". PART yn:-Cas
p inf, MS Eloy pIsfsr rstIr ss%.s sa.s Nos. r Tsao T's sIso,
a7b4, sa1i, 1921, 1890, 1914. $3.50. ssa., $3.50,
sisss. 1889 s:as, s asa s17s, st92. 1891 sss. s.sP,
S Se"s' 1 ssl5. SIS Sell ~ 459 ge,' H H5t4' !s spnn' 1888,
3sso, 1851 1850; ,i'ses: 1850. 2ose. ,lSsb, 3s;s,,
Part vI3-clesr Cases from Part III Part VII
2 ESQ, 400 ltes' sSla. isS!. ai = a:sssss.., $3.50. 5ss9..
?s5s'' 272l 2lis; saaSi s7s 200: 2ss6. 2I5t, 1902
ssiS.. ssia. asss. aI7t. Part yiH.-Csse unfinished.
Cases from Part vi; Part IX.-case unfinished.
Cases Cases from from part raF' VII IL f raf' xii.- -cs:s " nnani:Rsd.
Cases from Part VII Part XlI.-cAse unfinished.
surrogate's ourt-Chsmbers.-No. I4I3. will Of
Charles N%YgPs at II 4, a hoF P f9aIss BSbasc Of
G d%i1y R K. Rddison. julius A. Roth u Bertha BSSh.
Francesca CarosAle. Louisa j. helmksn, Louis Drop.
reldrei. at 1890 4. Nj Jeanne simonin. at 2 =, NJ.
Trial Term.-SO day calendar.
City Court Special Term. : Court opensst 10 A. NJ.
Motions at 1890 A. ". Trial Term.-Part Clear.
Sfsa. aii5i. 3 SSs7. sIs. sGS77, 2S!is. as.o. '?aSSsi. 5SSssa,
2@s3' i5$S' iSI5, lsaS; isBI. lSi., s.ai' lH9g' iSsS.
S %os. a16S. 1909. asso, if1sl. ls6s' 2osI, 1877.
2st4, 2@65; 2a's lnooS I722 3sS"' 2t9', Iiass,
im'slc i":-i Unfinished. Sos aai5i'. 5iIssss;' 5i3i7lSS,, gssss,
Snort csnsss-Sos. 6iso, sio5, 6470, sosl, 65ss.
G20l. 1882. 1928.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-08
HE4rIEsT RELIEF WORK SINCE 1924.
Association for Improving the Condition of
the Poor Asks for Help.

According TO a statement Just issued by the
New York Association for Improving the Con-
dition OF the Poor. the associations work dur
ing January was the heaviest it has known
since the winter OF 1S93-9I. This was due
largely to the association receiving and in
vestigating the applications for coal formerly
made to the city. The expenditures. during
January for food. coal and money paid to az
plicants for their work amounted TO $4,000.
or this 81 .435 was spent for coal. The appli-
cants for relief numbered 2.0B4.
Money Is much needed by the association to
carry on, its work. Checks intended as such
Minturn, Treasurer. los East Twenty-second
street. Contributions OF clothing are also de-
AFRAID
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-08
Railrnads.
Pennsylvania
Railroads.
.Aur,HoAT


STATIONS foot vt West twenty. thirt Street and
Desbrussesa and Cortlaudt Streets.
landt Streets Is Ten minutes later than that gwen be.
low for rSWrntythird street station g.
Car New, YORK. to PittsburE. sleeping Car Pitts.
$3.50 a. NJ. PiENNsYLvAIi&iL iMfIfrEDb Pullman
t%srSatfon Cars. FoT Shigaso. Stc I%SiEi%GE TFSiisSdoo.
1i SSpirp \. II. t%tnndiGSRR GapU hlb 5 ar Epfis 81 f HI9ls;
For Ns.hNille via Cincinnati, Indianapolis. Chi
$3.50 T., Vi. WESTERN ExpRFss.-For Chicago.
7, 30 I e. r. oArsbii S1iTyasA' rxpRrss -ro,
Pittsbutg. Cleveland. Cincinnati, Louisville. In
TAO i. NJ. FXCiFIG ExpRFss.-For Prt,hurs and
Chicago. Connects for Cleveland except satur-
sieS r. VI. MAIL y EXPRESS Pullman Buaet
Sleeping Car New YORK to Altoona, Fast Liberty,
PittsbuTg aud points West, daily except sunday.
W~ASHINGToN AND THE SOUTH.
Car a.. NJ, 1850 $50 8 20 "cSnsr;c sionSii Linz
all Iarlor and Dining Cars ! 90 Dining Carr, I 90
n:2o, 10 70 Dining Car, 4. NJ, 1&i6o % 20 +" Con:
Dining Car, $50 dining Car, $50 p, NJ, 1905
s6JtfrHERS RA1LwAy.-"rlordO Limited. 1880
4. n. week days. Express, i:2O +. NJ, 1908 night
ATLANTIC COAST LtNE.-"Florda Special, =" 1920
P NJ. week days. Express. n:2o A. NJ. and s:6oP.
CHESAPEAKE M ONO R~A1LwAY.-45o P. NJ.
FOR DID POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-7,5o
ATLANTIC CITY.-l;1 90 r. NJ. week DAYS tDesbrosses
and Cortlandt Streets 23lO l.. NJ. Through vesti.
bulcd Train. Buffet rarlor Cars. Passenger Coach
and Combined Coach.
CAPE MAY.-1@; 80 T. NJ. week days.
6Snx P ,E@aTa .A AiG rT;n, P pTa, Lint From M snn 4E.D:
ty.third street station, s:5u A. NJ, 1880, 3;2O aud
400 p. VI. SUNDAYS, $500 A. NJ. 400 p. NJ. tFrom
Desbrosscs aid Cortlandt Streets. p1O A.. NJ,
l2:5o, slo and 5.ioP p, NJ. sundays. V:i5 4. NJ,
5:l5 7. NJ.
For PHILADELPHIA.
6;lO, I:2O, $50. 500, $50, 1910 $3.50 Penna. Lin.
itedl, 1850 Dining Car. 1880 Dining Car. 1880
A. NJ, 1880. 1850, $50. 800, 4i2O, i:2O Dining
Can. $50 dining Car. $50 Dining Car, 40.
$50 I. NJ, 1900 night. sundays. $40, $40, 800.
p:2o. 900 Limited. $3.50, 1880 dining Car AN.
1880. $50 Dining Car, $50, 1 20 dining Carr.
900 Dining ,Cir). $3.50 Dining Car, TAO, s:boP.
NJ, IL .O5 night.
Ticket offices Nos. 4Gl. ga. 1926. 132s. III and
2hl Broadway, Aston House, West rwenty.third
Street Station, and stations foot Of Dcsbrosscs and
Gortlandt Streets; 4 Court Street. 800 Fulton
street, NJ broadway, and Pcnnsylvania Annex
Station, B%rooklyn; station, Jersey City. The New
York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through to
destination.
Telephone % 1857 Eighteenth Street. for Pcnnsyl-
vania Railroad Cab Service.
J. Is. HUTCHINSON, J. r. WOO
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-08
real ESTATE NEVIS.

There was very little activity in the realty
market yesterday. There was n small number
OF sales reported. none of them Of any impor-
lance. The dealing was mostly in vacant plots.
The auction branch OF the market was quite
active. and. "a was the case yesterday. the ma
Jorlty of the offerings were secured by outside
bidders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-08

me incorporators Of the ~reorganized Brook
,Sn Elevated Railroad. which will now he
auowha as the BROOKLYN Union Elevated Com
pahy' Yesterday elected these officers: Fred
eeIIlck Dhlmann. President; william Halls, Jr.
n TuenrIesldenL: Gen, George ". Wingate.
4rrrrssssggser; Elmer Il, Whitaker, ,Secretarr.
VI the receiversnip. and II is expected that
chmnnho zen DAYS the new company will he In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-08
Park Row wair.r Broke His Seek.

"sots" W, Thompson, a waiter in David Nc
t""G7 5 saioon, 10 Park row, fell down stairs
III 'he saloon Yesterday afternoon aud broke
The ff re- It was Thompson's duty to replenish
= pile OF dishes from the Kitchen which Is ON
and Ife ai Moor. he stumbled on the ton step
Wetar ~ mead foremost. Thompson was a naval
discbhan OF the civil war. He was honorably
r''HS'ged alter thirty-two years service.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-08
ROUNDUP OF COUNTERFEITERS.
Thirty-one Arrests Altogether, and Eleven
Within the Last Week.

Domenico and Michael Guido. who the Secret
Service men say belong to the Brancato gang
OF Sicilian counterfeiters were held under
$1,000 bail each by Commissioner Shields yes
terday upon a charge Of having counterfeit
nve-dollar notes in their possession. This
brings up to eleven the number of alleged
members Of the gang arrested within, a week.
The total number arrested since April last Is
thirty-one, Several Of the men have been con-
victed and are serving terms in State prison.
The rest are in Ludlow Street Jail and Brook
lyn and Jersey City prisons awaiting trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-08
Aeal estate.

SEE OUR $50 AND $75 LOTS
at Bay Edge and Locust lawn. Jamaica. l.. J.. Only
/ hour from y. Y. Trolley direct to property.
Terms, VI down and 81 per week. No interest.
These are midwinter prices. Now is the time to
invest. once on properly always open. Write or
call for map and free tickets. Agents wanted.
ii. c.. RATH g. Co,
IL JOHN ST., NEW YORK.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

NEW YORK MISREPRESENTATION.
Majcstic Fsh, :, noon mo,ymric. Feb. . / = so 7. NJ.
GermIntc Feb. ~. noon Teut mic. ... Feb. -, noon
Saloon rates on Cymric. $50 up; Gcrmanic, Britain.
MIC, $50 M; Maj'stic. Tcutorrc. SI5 up; second
cabin, S42.6 30 upward: third class on Cymric. Ger.
manic and Britannia, s25. q: on Majestic and Tcu.
tonic. S27. Revenue tax additional.
For passage. freight and general information au.
ply to WHITE STAR NJ
Pier AZ. North River. ONCE. 2 Broadway, New YurE.
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$rIsrt ~Board-ArGukluu.

A SHLAND A IL. near Fulton st.-Superior
"a board, room and fire, 50; conyeniences; good
home.
HENRY ST. 35R.-D sirable rooms. with first
IL class board. So to 81: near South Ferry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-08

Pleasant surroundings and Home Cooking
arc features that appeal 10 the cultivated taste. 4
Lat OF Furnished Room :" and Select Board
advertisements 10 presented to Sun readers In an.
other column ADJ.
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1 DOMINION N

For old Point Comfort. Norfolk. Newport News,
Petersburg, Portsmouth. pinnor's Point. Richmond.
virginia Beach. Va. and Washington, d G. Freight
and passenger steamers sail from Pier &c, North
River. every week dav, except Saturday. at > r. NJ.
and Saturday at ! ]. NJ.
w. l.. G~tILLAIDEl', Vice preSt. and Traffic MGR,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-08
cfirst-Ctass Arlp-Males.

~'N" ~ -NN'P SN"'N''
A Young MAN; 30 years old. carpenter, wishes
Once; would make himself Generally useful can
furnish references p, DWfER. 49, Fast 'lst st.
"A 6ficc: is good p%cnninan': steady and honest;
T TsfsTanaG., w HFSTcs %s5 p 8e Eo ga" To- ,q gnn 6sB ar'' class
n ana we'll recommended. wishes employment.
Address h. T., box 1877 sun office.
RoOKKEfPER.-Practic doubleentry bookkeep:
- er. 20 years experience with large house. would
". 6. H.. il Cherry St, Elizabeth. Nj.
pLANK- BOOK BISDERS.-A hrst class workman
ID as binder and hmisher desires a situation: compe.
ton; to manage If Necessary. Address A. b., box ls2
Sun Office.
RARTESpER. city. experience, thoroughly under.
- standing the business, wants work.
RUDOLPH w~ULiHoRsT, 1908 Gates av.. B'tlyn.
TOOK-With hrst.class reference, wants position in
v clubhouse. COOK, box FOL Sun office.
EXPERT tester, repairer and general inspector of
- electric meters desires a position; capable of
caiibrEat fmst the mctSSs Of any anS'iiii Ign. and rGfp poWer nls Sna
eEEpetenced with The lcati2g meter m!anufscipEers
uptown ONCE, 1898 Broadway.
GARDENER ana florist, age 81, wishes situation as
~ head gardener on :, ntlcmA9,s plage; position for
et 6ranGaeS Of hIftiepitHTe; tie very beSt Of refer
Philadelphia.
INDUSTRIOUS GENTLEMAN, some means, wishes
GENUINE, III Broadway, Brooklyn.
DRINTER's BO~OKBINDER. with machinery. wishes
1 to share lot; work for rent. G., IA W. 17th ST.
DOTATO PAIRING by the bushcl; hotel or re,tau.
1 rants. Address d. hox lls Sun office.
SITIATlON wanted by an experienced Advertising
- solicitor: good references and clean record. Ad.
dress NEWSPAPER, box 100 SIM once.
TYPEWRITER. ~, familiar with office worn. dc,
i sires position. A., box l5d sun uptown office,
l265 Broadway.
WANTED Position az foreman in hrst. class blank
w book bindcry; hrst-Cla-s reference. Address
STEADY. box l34 sun office.
EoUNG man. ~, wishes situation Of any kind; nm
Il derstandE double entry bookkeeping: best OF ref
erenCes. Address C. +. PETIT, $50 Meridian ~,
Fast Boston. Mass.
YOUNG MAN In job composing room. with about
L I years experience: state experience, salary, sc.
Address JOB COMPosIToR box l46 sun office.
YOUNG MAN "a wants position as shipping clerk.
j eight years experience; references, II. NJ, boa
IbI Sun once.
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FURNISHED flats 90 Ttt.

S2S New fats. newly furnished, six rooms and
Hsth ST., or II. B. COCHEU. II Broadway: reference.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave Now York. foot of Chambers
street. as follows, and i've minutes earlier fIom West
0,nn 4. M.-vcstiaulod Express daily for Hna.
D:oo hamt"e, Eaye'lI Eimils; buna.% Bradford.
Il,ILn y. Nj rstbnIr limited Fa,i mai da, is.
-.Op Solid train for Chicago, arrives at ClC' Gland
Z 40 A. NJ ChIraEp 70 +. VI. ]Slcrprls to Chir.gu,
ClrYcIaud and Cincinnati. Dnlug CIR.
I.SD y. VI. Buffalo and tlgvrlu2d -N'stibuled
i'oo Express daily. arrives BGfAlp 1903 A. 81,
Bradford $50 4. VI, Jam, town 800 A NJ, inuugs.
town lo.27 A. NJ, Cleveland ~ 80 +. NJ. SlccpuIs
IN BUhalo ana Cloyclani, tdi" lAbrdrN car.
o.. T.. M.-DaIly SOLID tram fur Bughamtun,
J'lD Klmira, Wayerly, Chicago. SlrrpeTs to uor.
~neilSyille, Chicago aud Cincinnati. Dining Car.
TICkEIs, LOCAL TIME CARDS y PULLMAN
AS.o opAIlpNn at ~ ~ IN 4ol and
27a West i2hth st. %ChambeIs and West 2ad 81. fer.
rieR. New York: S33 and $50 Fulton IT, ~ broadway,
Brooklynt 1872 River ST., HoboRen, and Jersey city
Station. New York Transfer Co, CALI for and checks
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JAMAICA and CENTRAL AMERICA.
From Prentice stores, adjoining Wall st. ferry.
JASON. ,.-......, ......-... ......... Feb. -
ARDANROSE .........M March 3
~RDANDH ......... ...... ......... March II
Calling AT Kingston. Livingston. Puerto Barrias,
Puerto COrtcZ, Cape GraCias.
n WHITCONlB. General Passenger hgtH.,
n EAst I'm 81. lnl0m SInare West, New York.