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Assignments Of Mortgages.

Blair. Benz F, ct al. to Wn Z Williams. go. omitted
Brown. J Romano. TO Ernst Marx Nathan
G.. ....... nom
sIrs. Sc, ~......' $50, 900
Collins. Maggie L. to William O'Brien ...... 1900
Cotton, Eugene j. to James Michael ........ nom
Crane, Charlton NJ, to j Romano Brown. nom
DaGe. Otto H.to Maria i badge. ... So. nom
Trust Co'...'..~.:"-."-:"-.""-.- 1880
Field. VIM Il. admr. &c. to the Farmers
Loan and Trust Co. nom
McAiam. Geo W.. to EliZ J Childs and ano.
trustees. So. 5000
Meyer. Adolph J H, to Anna 3 Finck ......,. sr 3.l92
Muth. Geo II, to John Ninth. ............ nom
Rogers, James. to Joseph Flynn -......... nom
The City MortXage Co to Edward Winslow 100
The Metropolitan Improvement Co ~ Fran
els p Fernald NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nom
Bruen ct al. exrs. ,&c, 49, .....Y..~..~. $4,000
Getreu. -" 1900
Walter. Louis II, to Anna F McCullagh. ..... 10000
We'll. Jonas. ana ano to Fanny Bach .....,.. nom
W.so, Albert ], to Harry Suyiam. ........ 1000
Williams, Geo u. and ano. e1rs, &c, to Lily
W Churchill ct al, trustees, &c. ......n,,. nom
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@irst-Class Observation-Disclosures
sinnal.

II EFlSED. we'll educated young lady. recently
~ from tiermsny. desires position az nurse for
small children in hne American family; best refer
ences to hand. Address A. WILBERG, Gen. Del,
Lincoln, Scb.
NTENOGRAPHER. we'll educated. swift operator on
- Smith Premier. accurate shorthand writer, Ia open
for an engagement. three years experience a. clerk
in Office: can write aud compos. letters for en-
ployer; competent to take charge of Office; has been
employed as secretary and amanuensis to q literary
man. Y. C., box lst Sun Office.
N~TEWARDESS.-A highly respectable woman who
~ has had worldwide experience Ia DESTROYS Of an
engagement on a steamer or yacht, can be well rec
ominended: or would give services to a lady for
passage to Europe. g., box 191 Sun office.
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All rights. franchises. railroads. ferries. &c.
slip and pine st; the Long Island Railroad
Co to the United States Mortgage and
Trust Co. as trustee, secures gold bonds.
BSthGate av. e =. wldened, so 8 i74th at;
Isaac S liossoll to Sylvester Pope ct al.
Brook av. n " cor ! roth st; Theo II Nickisch
TO sylvester Pope at al, exrs. &C, 3yrs. zee. $500
Brook av, widened. Q -, 1903 al st; Nor
3 yrs. $4,000
haitian savings InR, 3 rs............... Id, 800
Crosby ct, I63; Hitchcdck Land Improve
ment Co TO James b Cooke. 8 yrs, :, ,#:,, 5000
Franklin at. IS; John j Mack to Tennis Will
Henry st, s wcor Scanned ST Max Miller TO
JACKSON Ct, ] Ike Appelhaum TO India '''0
Wharf Brewing Go. l%easehold, demand. BOO
Kempton, 6yrs ,".";";".m;..,-"., $4,000
Lexington av, 1877: simon Epstein and o'oo'
Meyer solomon to John Ihlefeld. eIr.
Lot u map village OF East fremont. also i0''0'
right Of way adj; Jacob Schweizer and
ano 10 Adam kAdletn. r yrs. ............. 2.To0
M sr r a P6; n W r. . sSS'1 Is n e F FIsIsoSm ST;
to Sylvester Pope ct al. OIrs, &c. 8 yrs. 2.too
Morse av or Old Boston road, VS. lb04s
1bsth 1t; Julius HsidermSn to Sylvester
Pope. ct al. eIrs. &c. 5 yrs. ""."".",.. 0.ooo
PTospe9t Az, n " ; l lGth "a, map village OF --
Jacob SchweiLer and Ano to Adam Rad
Ryersids Drive. .. is ssth ct; Henry D
and EiiI V Pierce to Emily. P Hall, 8 yrs, 10000
South Vernon Park. part OF lot 46o.. map
No I. Crawford property Emil johnson
st w am; - TO John I III 8 N n lass m at, sSRis sso.
St Luke's pl. II; Ellen Cunning to AlbertJ -.
Teller AZ. n 3 cor iSad st. old line. 1901
ssi. no Rss q sylvester " .asH Pop. !! Il. S s2I..
10, . yro... ASooo
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finnriaI.

Kings County and Fulton
Elevated Railway Companies.
NOTICE.
To the Holders OF the
First Mortgage Bonds,
Collateral Trust Series A Bonds,
Collateral Trust Series 8 Bonds,
Income Oebenture Bonds, and
Stock Of the Kings County Elevated Rail-
way Company, and
First Mortgage Bonds OF the Fulton EIe.
waited Railway Company:
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned have
prepared the plan OF reorganization OF the Kings
County and Fulton Elevated Railway Companies,
copies Of which can DO obtained at the ONCE Of the
Guaranty Trust Company Of New York, No. "a Mas.
sAu Street. New York City. Full particulars and
details OF the plan. and also of tho reorganization
agreement prepared Hereunder, can be obtained at
the Office of said Trust Company.
The holders Of the various securities above named
may become parties to the reorganization agree.
mont by depositing their securities in said Trust
Company on or before the 18th day of May,
1899, and paying the assessments called for by the
plan. No deposit OF securities will be received after
that date. except upon such terms as the under.
signed may impose.
The Guaranty Trust Company Of New York will
give its negotiable receipts In the usual form for
al deposited securities. The holders of the hrst
mortgage bonds Of the Kings County and Fulton
Elevated Railway Companies who have already
deposited their bonds in said Trust Company pur.
Buant to the bondholders' agreement, dated January
20. 1899, may exchange the temporary receipts de.
hvered to thom by said Trust company under that
agreement for receipts under the plan aud reorgan.
iation agreement above referred 70.
Dated New York. April 18th, 1899.
2 The time within which bonds and stocks
may be deposited as above, without penalty,
has been extended to and including May
e6th. 1899.
Dated May 18th. 1899.
AUGUST BELMONT. Chairman.
WILLIAM A. READ,
q. OAKMAN,
JAMES JOURDAN,
? Reorganization
Committed.
, TRACY. BOARDMAN Il PLATT.
e Counsel to the Committee
85 Wall Street. New York.
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Nantrd

WANTED-Twelye Intelligent men. between the
w ages of Fl and 25. to learn the trade OF splicing
lead covered electrical cables in New York city; must
be of good physique and have good mechanical
ideas; wages while learning $l.5O per day: when
proficient $3.50 per day. Address c.. box 17s Sun
office.
" solicitors TO canvass for sale Of
w real estate: salary and commissions; excellent
opportunity for reliable men; references required.
Call. between X and 0 Thursday A.. M. room 1. 240
Broadway.
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Lis RendenS.

15eth st. SIS. 145 W Elton av, 75x1oo: Kate Jaschke
vs Valentine Diehl. indiv and exr &C., OF al iparti.
tion); atty. c A Furthman.
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dwelling 4puses at'autsa.

WANTED To rent for the summer months fur
half hour from Wall st.: three adults IN family Al.
dress. giving full particulars, NJ, box l26 Sun up
town ONCE. 1895 Broadway.
tpg fun pAxttonlAEs. n. box 1Io can uptown oaess
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SUBSTANTIAL ARTISTIC HOUSES

brlck and stOnei every lmprOyement and IuIuryi
delightful. restricted neighborhood.
Noa Prospect Park,
30 minutes from Park row by Flatbush Az. car;
1900 70 S1i.boo. Send for circular. HENRY W.
manager estate John LenOrtS, 10 Will
loughby st., near Fulton.
WILL BELL two or moro lots At HomeoreSt; very
w reasonable; terms easy.
EMORY z. HARDY, 81 and 80 Wall st., city.
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elections mud 9Hsrtings.
TAClFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. MILLS
building. Is Broad Street.

pacific NAL G0MPANY, MILLS
NEW YORK. MAY nth, 1889.
THE FIFTY SECOND ANNUAL. MEETING OF
stockholders Of the Pacific Mail steamship Company
viii be held at the office of the COMPANY, ~ Broad
on WEDNESDAYS, the 31Et day OF May. 1899, between
the hours OF IL noon aud 2 O'Clock /. NJ. for the
other business as may properly come before II,
The transfer books OF the company Will close at
the 22nd day Of May, 1899; at 3 O'Clock ?; NJ. and
O'clock A. NJ. JOSEPH HELEN. Secretary.
' VNHE ANNUAL MEETIN OF the StockEoldsrs Of
i the LONIA SAFR DEPOSIT COMPANY. for
the election OF seven directors and three inspectors
OF election for the ensuing year and for the trans.
action OF such other buAineSs Us may properly come
before the meeting. will be held at the ofhce of the
comfiny, ST. Paul Building. 22o Broadway. in the
city n New York, on Wednesday. June 7, 1899,
Rt 8 O'clock r. N.
De \ Nay ~, 1899.
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business Chanres.


NOR SALE.-The American patent rights of Batch.
on the Midway. Address T.. MILTON SMALL. New
Brompton, Kent, England.
HOTEL y LAGER BEEF SALOON at Kenrco
L station, near depot. established 4 years; we'll
equipped 10 add grocery and country store businesai
a good field for u live man; good reason for selling;
for sale or to rsut on easy terms. Address
ALFALFA, box 221 Sun ONCE.
THESAFEsT LANt 10 speculate and insure you good
i returns forGour Investment IL by our plan OF
dealing in corn, with insurance for projections; any
amount invested; highest references. For paTticu-
lars address Is. b.. box 1872 sun office.
81. 800 Will Buy substantial interess in
returns equal to original Investment. Address
LEGITIMATE. box III sun oaica.
81 0OO MOTION. ToYs y STATIONERY
lures will inventory 81 200, good reasons OF selling.
Apply Il WIGGISS. 40 Nassau.
S.tI 0nn GROCERY. MEAT M FISH MAR
pZsO''O. u old established; located in most
PROMINENT city in Connecticut; receipts 1880
monthly; including one horse AMI one wagon: long
lease; rent so monthlyi double store; reasons for
selling, other business.
McDoSALD Il Virgins. 40 Nassau.
GOO n00 -RESTAURANT; elegantly equipped
GSZO,OoO' and To- Ated on Broadway, now doing
splendid business: Will tax" part cash, balance to
suit the buyer; long lease; reasons ut selling. other
business; lnyestlyat" TINS hnr restaurant. Full
particulars MCDONALD n VIRGINS 40 Nassau.
Geo 0OO CAPITAL.-wanted an associate to
sDOO,N'OO take une-third interest IN established
newspaper now in operation; daily circulation so
600; $4,000 of this capital Is 10 be expended in tla
business; highest OF references and the strictest ~
investigation granted Ior full PARTICULAR Applys
90 oasA q lao Nassau.
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first Glass Atlp-4Aalss.

10 III, ambitious and intelligent, wishes to OBJ
II tam a position III an office, with q chance OF
advancement. Address WILLIAM MULLEN. ga
Water ST.. city.
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Wanted- &c.

PLANK BOoKS.-Quarto bound forwarder: also
~ feeders ruling machines. 10 and Al Crosby at.
RRICKLAYER wanted. Apply to JOHN r. KREM.
ID Ell BUTLER, Mamaroneck, N. Y.
CYLINDER PRESSMAN on general Job and cata-
y logue work. Address. stating experience. age.
wher. employed. salary wanted, L~EWISBORO. box
1876 Sun Office.
M good ship plumbers.
" WIN. BISHOPS SONS, 2O5 South s,
WANTED. carriage smiths and painters. At 1s- 10
w Henry st.. Brooklyn.
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FURNISHED Rooms & apartments to gst

AR9E FRONT ROOM. newly and nicely furnished,
~ bath and every convenience: central location;
private fAmilyI gentlemen references. Address
STEADY. box I8T Sun otdos.
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Wantfd-ffmaIfa.


FANCY FEATHERS A designer wanted by . Broad.
way importing house; one who Ia capable Of
taking charge " a factory. Answer, with references,
G. boz 2o7 Sun ONCE.
GOOD woavers. Apply BRIGHTON MILLS. 6]I
VI West Esd at.
OSTRICH FEATHERS. = Good sewers wanted;
" steady work. g. LEVY, 43-4p Bleeokor at.
PULING MACHINE FEEDER wanted. Rooms is
IL and IL. ~ Broad st.
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first Glass Hflp-frmalrs.


(~'HAMBERMAID and waitress. wages SIG; thor.
y ouRhly competent; city references. n. B.. box
516 sun uptown once. 1855 Broadway.
COMPETENT waitress, wages $40: country pro.
u ferred: good references. NJ. D., box 500 Sun
uptown office. 1895 Broadway.
COMPETENT laundress and chambermaid; will
y ing: city references. b. McC., box 5s5 Sun up
town office. 1898 Broadway.
(OOK, willing TO assist with laundry work, wages
" 500: best references. T.B., box 516 Sun uptown
office. 1855 Broadway.
COOK and laundress; neat. willing and ~obliging:
Y good references. b. L., box 511 Sun uptown
office, 1855 Broadway.
COMPETENT chambermaid and seAmstress. wages
once. 12o5 Broadway.
EIRsT.CLAss laundress. wages $25: excellent ref
4 crences. A. r., box 5l2 sun uptown Office, 1926
Broadway.
ETRST- CLASS lAundress. wages s25; city refer
L ences. G. NJ. box 5s3 Sun uptown office. 1908
Broadway.
GOOD family cook. wages s25: excellent refer.
" ences. j. b., box 5s2 sun uptown othce. 1898
broadway.
7 and chambermaid. wages $40: Pr
~ Vate family; references. NJ. b.. box Gil Sun up
town oficc, 1865 Broadway.
DROTEsTANT chambermaid or parlormaid. wages
l. $40; city references. b. c., box 5l3 Sun uptown
office. 1885 Broadway.
- shirts. collars. cuffs, &C.; good references. A. p.
box 5l4 Sun uptown once. 1896 Broadway.
THOROUGHLY competent parlormsid; under.
1 stands her work; best city references. NJ. T..
box 51o Sun uptown ONCE. 1898 Broadway.
WAITRESS: willing to assist with chamberwork,
w wages Si6 to $1s; good references. II. B.. box
5s6 Sun uptown office. 1895 Broadway.
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STATE OF NEW YORK.
= COMPTROLLER,s OFFICE.

ALBANY. May 10. 1899.
Notice ia hereby given that sealed proposals will
DO received at this office until the 25th day of May,
inst. at moon, for the purchase Of 500. 900 regis.
tered bonds OF this State TO be issued pursuant to
the provisions Of Chapter G72 OF the Laws Of 1898,
and Chapter 483, Laws Of 1899. for the payment ~
expenses ofthe National Guard and Naval Militia in
the public defence.
The bonds will be dated NAV LET, 1890. and will be
OF the denomination Of S5,UOO.OO each, Will draw
interest al the rate Of M per cent. per annum. pay
able semi-Rnnually. and will mature 800. 900 On
May LIST IN each of the years 1902, 1908, 1904, 1908
and 1905.
Principal and interest will be payable at the Bank
of the Manhattan Company in the, City of New York.
The Comptroller reserves the right 10 reject all
bids which are not in his opinion advantageous to
the interests Of the State.
All proposals must be accompanied by a certified
check, payable to the Comptroller, for one per cent.
of the amount Of bonds bid for, and must be sealed
and Endorsed - Loan for the Public Defence, - and
directed, to the Comptroller of the State OF New
wM. j. MORGAN. Comptroller.
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QTARTERMASTER.
" FORT ETHAN ALLEN. VT. MA 20. iSHp.-
Sealed proposals. in t%riplicRtc. will he received here
until II O'Clock NJ. June 10, 1899, and then opened,
for construction, plumbing, heating and gas piping
here If one twO-cnmpany barraCk, two double set
officers quarters. one subsistence storchouse, two
cavalry stables and one stable guardhouse. Infor-
nation furnished on application. Right reserved TO
accept or reject any or all bids or any part thereof.
Envelopes containing proposalH should be marked;
Proposals for. ..,,.,' Addressed to
Capt. j. W. HEARD, .. NJ.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH n CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES. &c.
THTRSrAX-A A. 12SS !; n CSs6pRH n FSpS !
and WINDwARD ISLANDS also DEMERARA, per
steamship Funtabelle letters for Grenada and
Trinidad must be directed - per Fontabelie,n; at
\, P GUANTANAMO, SANTIAGO DE CUBA and
Pei steamship Saratoga: at l
p. NJ. FOX NORTH BRAZIL, per steamship Cea-
rense, via Para, Maranlam and Ceara; at . p. Nj.
for LA PLATA COUNTRIES direct, per steamship
British Prince: at . p. NJ. for JAMAICA, per
steamer from Boston.
FRlDAY.-A r. NJ, for JAMAICA and CAPE Ora.
GAS. per steamship Ardandhu letters for Belize,
Puerto Cortez and Guatemala must be directed
per Ardandhu".
SATURDAY. : 1880 AN for NASSAU. \: p. per
steamer from Miami. Fla: at 2 80 A. NJ. for New
fouudland, per steamship Carthaginian, from
Philadelphia: al & A. NJ. for AZORES ISLANDS.
per steamship Trojan Prince: at 10 A. NJ. supple
mentary 1890 A. ~ for per steam.
ship Orinooo: at 10 A. NJ. supplementary 1880
A. NJ for FORTUNE ISLAND JAMAICA. SAY
ANILLA. and GREiTOWN. per
steamship Alene letters for Costa Rica must be
directed per Alenc' -; at IL \. NJ. for CUBA. per
steamship Havana. via Havana letters must be
directed per HaTana -: at IL A. NJ. for GREN.
d aud TRINIDAD, per steamship Irrawaddy;
Marcos. via Ponce; at l p. M. for NUEVITAS.
GlBARA, VITA and DARACOA, per steam.
ship Ella.
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BY PHILIP A. sMYTH.

BIT FHIIIF a, bM1IH,
West Eighty ffth street. No. 800. south side.
T ; ter tSree @sso S' brick Mes ddw enh sve forecl6 5Sc9s
sale; William H. Young VS.. Alice c. Floyd OF
al. Charles p. Latting. attorney; Daniel F.
Ingraham. referee: due on judgment. $l2.-
49, 80 and interest: costs and allowances.
$312 80 and Interest; taxes. assessments. DC,
S241. 20 and interest.
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FIRST Glass nslp-Haales-grofes-
Sional.

A COMPETENT oPTICIAN DESIRES A sITUA-
TON IN NEW FORK CITY.
ADDREss T. IT,. BOX $50 sUN OFFICE.
nor PARISH gentleman speaking French, Ger.
L man, English and scandinavian languages de-
sires EMPLOY representing Arm at the Paris E1posi.
ton or conduct party best OF reference.
j. c. MAZASTI. Cedar Falls. IL.
WANTFD-By young man. - years. energetic.
" bright and quick, steady and reliable, employ.
ment as assistant bookkeeper or entry clerk; salary
small at start; good references. Address M. II. B..
box 1872 Sun uptown Office, 1925 Broadway.
WANrED-A position by a young man as foremanI
w willing to work at anything; hrst-class refer
en- e given. p. +. h. box 1913 Sun ONCE.
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PRINTED NATTER. &c.-German steamers sailing
on TUESDAYS take Printed Matter. &c, for Ger.
many. and Specially Addressed Printed Matter,
&G., for Other. parts of Europe. American and
White Star steamers on Wednesdays. German
steamers on Thursdays. and Cunard. French and
German steamers on Saturdays take Printed Mat
ter &C., for all countries for which they are ad-
veItised to carry mail.
After the closing of the Supplementary Transat-
lAntic Mails named above. additional supplementary
mails are opened on the piers of the American.
English, French and German steamers, and remain
open until within Ten Minutes of the hour Of sailing
of steamer.
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Mails for China and Japan. per steamship Tacoma
from Tacoma close hero daily up to June SIS at
$50 2. NJ Mails for China and Japan. per steam
ship Empress Of India from Vancouver, close
here daily up to June sl3 at 6:3oP P. N. Mails
f Fr.n MsSsii, cI Rsr S ssSm aaiip n Australia st r M.r s s5f1 M q san an
I'm. Mails for the Society Islands. per ship
Gallee from San Francisco. close here daily UP
May 500 at $3.50 P. NJ. Mails for Australia
except West australia Hawai- and Fiii
couver). close here daily after MAY sI2 and
up to May s2a at $3.50 P. N. Mails for
China. Japan and Hawaii, pei. steamship Aztec
Irom BAN Francisco. close here daily up to
May s27 at $3.50 p. NJ. Mails for Australia
except those for West Australia, which are
forwarded via Europe. New Zealand. Hawaii.
Fiji and Samoan Islands. per steamship Alameda
from San Francisco, close here daily after May
s26 and up to June So at $50 ?, n. on day OF
arrival Of steamship Csmpania. which will prob
ably arrive June So.
Transpacino malls are forwarded to port of sailing
daily and the schedule OF closing 10 arranged on the
presumption of their uninterrupted overland tran.
sit. Registered mail closes at q p. VI. previous day.
n..om RNELLU VAN COLT Postmsster.
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Public Nutires.
HARLEM
BRANCH,
THE SUM-
40 WEST 125TH ST.,
NEAR N Av.
ID, as changes

T1OST OFFICE NOTICE
Should be by all interested, as changes
may occur at any timeJ
Foreign mails for the week ending May ~, 1890.
will close PROMPTLY in all cases at the General
Post Ofice as follows: PARCELS POST MAILS close
one hour esllier than closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
SATURDAY. 9 A. NJ. for EUROPE. per steamship
CNbriaH. via Queenstown: at \ A. NJ. for NEVH-
ERLANDS direct. per steamship Maasdam, via
Rotterdam 1etters must be directed per Mas
dam; at y A.. NJ. for ITALY, per steamship
Aller, via Naples letters must be directed per
Allcr'); at 10 A. N. for SCOTLAND direct. per
m Ethiopia, via Glasgow letters must be
directed per Ethiopia'Di at II A. NJ; for NOR
WAY direct, per steamship ThinRvalla letters
must be directed per ThingvallA').
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EIRST.CLASS laundress. wages $40: excellent ref
4 crences. A. r., box 5l2 Sun uptown Office, 1925
Broadway.
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FURNISHED Rooms & apartments to get
East Side,

DOTH ST, Ia EAST, Large square room with
"a private bath on second floor: southern tran
sienta accommodated.
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EYRSr-CLASS lAundress. wages s25: city refer
l. ences. G. NJ. box 5S3 Sun uptown office. 1893
Broadway.
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West Side.

1QD ST. 4 A Elegant large and small rooms.
To en- suite OF single; furnished or unfurnished
gentlemen; moderate.
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GOOD family cook. wages s25; excellent refer
" ences. j. b., box 5s2 Sun uptown ot1ce. 1898
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COMPETENT chambermaid and seAmstress. wages
y 800; good references. z. A., box 5S4 sun uptown
once. 1909 BroalwAy.
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AaD ST., 30 WEST. HOTEL PARKvIEw.
overlooking pretty Bryant Park; splcndidly fur.
nished. airy rooms. suites. baths; SIS week upward
board optional.
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COOK and laundress; neat. willing and o~bliging:
Y good references. b. L., box 511 Sun uptown
office. 1865 Broadway.
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18th ST. 2o4 wEST.-Large cool room; bay
TT window: half block Broadway; very reasonable
for summer; references.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-02-23
TWO CENTS.
M'KINLEY'S FIRST
Public Reception at the White House
Was Given Last Night

Washington, Feb. 2s.-The public re-
ception by the president and Mrs Nc
Kinley, deferred from February tolast
evening, was one OF the most SUCCESSFUL
functions the White House has ever
known. AS early as 6 o'clock the
patient public had assembled at the
outer gate. The reception lasted from
to IL o'clock, nearly 5000 visitors be-
ing admitted. The interior of the man
sion was ablaze with lights and beau
tifuI floral decorations that have not
been surpassed at any levee this win
ter
The full marine band played in the
conservatory as the president and Mrs.
Mckinley followed by the members of
the cabinet and their wives, the guests
of the presidential family and some
few personal friends of the receiving
party passed through the corridor TO
the blue parlor where the presentation
of visitors took place. AS a study of the
American people the reception was most
interesting as this was the first public
reception President Mckinley has ever
held. Many of the callers appeared in
full evening dress to be followed i'm
mediately by a colored waiter or some
women from the departments who
longed for an inside view of a real even
ing party. Women in hats, bonnets and
heavy wraps, men in oVercOatS and
carrying umbrellas were numerous.