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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-26
Tho Weather.

The high pressure area from the Northwest was
central over the lake regions yesterday. giving
cooler weather throughout the States around tho
lakes in the middle and Atlantic States and in tho
Ohio Valley. where 1t was from six to ten degrees
cooler II wac growing warmer again in the wheat
and corn districts. In Kansas and Nebraska there
vas a rise of from hfteen to twenty degrees
The weather was fair in all sections except for
showers the New England coast and few light
local showers IN scattered places in the central
StateA.
In this city the day fair and cooler average
humidity 81 psr cent, wind, northeastern. average
velocity. sixteen miles an hour; barometer cor
3o.O3.
The temperature as recorded by the o,aciai Their
mometer aud also by TIE SuNS thermometer at
the sire OF level 10 shown in the annexed ta5lo.
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DROWNED MAN IDEN7IYIED.

Body Washed Up mt Narrow River, II. l.,
That of G.. w. Gourley, of Westerly.
NARRAGANsETr PIER, r. l., Aug. .5,-The
body OF the man found at Narrow river. about
a week ago. has been identified as that OF G.
W. Gourlcy, Of Westerly, Gourlev was 2S years
old and was n travelling salesman for the
-,hoie Island Granite Company He was last
seen in the company OF a man at Watch Hill.
How Il met death il still a mystery.
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wrcek of a Craek Fi.htnu Schooner.

PRovINcErowN, Mass. Aug, %. "A despatch
received hero SAYS that the schooner Carrie +.
Phillips. queen OF the fishing feet" Is fast
going to pieces at Whitehead, Me, where she
went ashore on Tuesday, The craft was val
ued at $1,000 and partly insured. he was tho
crack schooner designed by burgess which in
1898 won handily in a match race from all the
fishing feet, Her speed and beauty were
talked OF for a long time
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restricted. and will be improved with modern
dwelling houses.


Mcylckar 4 Co. have sold for J. Prentiss Kel-
logR Tor about SUOtpj0. the Ave story dwelling.
No 10 last tighty;se street,
bought the four STORY. brownstone dwelling,
2ONBUNlOO, No. 30 West Fifty-fourth street
Theresa IL Rix has sold the three four-story,
hiEh;stoop dwellings. on lots .2Ox102.2. Nos
l42, Ia and l4D West Eightieth street
ID: =. 1mocrheld has sold Que Of his row OF
sixth street between Central Park west ard
Columbus avenue.
:, A. X. and 4. A Karclsen have sold for George
Bldmenthal to Mrs. Alma Il. knight the sum-
lner residence on Straiton avenue. at Arverne-
by-thc. Sea. They have also sold the cor,
per OF Meredith and Ocean avenues. and several
lots on Storm avenue
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WOMAN FALLS IN FRONT OF TRAIN.

Death at RightsviIle, N. c., of Mira. 3, l..
McPherEoM of Portsmouth, Va.
NORFOLK. Va. Aug. % Mrs. 4. l.. McPher-
son OF Portsmouth was killed at RGhtsyllle.
n. c.. to-day. With her nurse and her son-in-
law, Harris Northrup, sho approached the Soa-
board Air Line track to board q train. She
fell from the platform and the train struck
her She was a daughter OF Lauriston b,
Hardin. formerly Chief Clerk in the Bureau OF
Detail OF the NAVY Department at Washington,
Her brother, Mark b. Hardin. a college profess
sor in South Carolina. was Confederate officer.
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d., l.. & W. ENGINEERS GRTEVANCES.
Chief Arthur in Scranton to Help Settle the
Trouble.


sonAxtoN Pa. Aug 25.-Grand Chief P. NJ
Arthur Of the Locomotive Engineers Brother
hood reached Scranton at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing from Cincinnati. where he had adjusted
tho Big Four's threatened trouble. The Lacka-
wanna engineers grievance committee met
him at tho Guernsey building. The hitch is on
how many hours shall con stitute days work.
the engthening oltrain runs SO that employees
are obliged to remain away from home over
night. and the time to be allowed for switching
and mine runs.
General Superintendent Russell said Mr. Ar
thurs coming to Scranton was not on any mat
ter in which the Lackawanna Company or its
men were Interested. Chief Arthur. when in
formed OF this statement replied
The matter is one in which both the COM
pany and the engineers are vitality and
directly interested. Apprehension as to a
strike Is not warranted As yet. The matters
at issue are such as could be easily adjusted"
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CASPER NAGEHIs DIsAPPEARiNCE.
A Possible Explanation offered by Two
Divorce Suits.

Possible Explanation Onered by Two
Divorce Suits.
When Casper NnGci. a wealthy Matchmaker
disappeared from his home at 45U Seventeenth
street. Brooklyn. in january last. his friends
were OF the opinion that he had met with foul
play. His disappearance was explained yestcr-
day in the Supreme Court. where his wife
Emelie began suit against him for an abso-
lutte divorce. naming as the CORRESPONDENT
Mrs Mia Ehret. II Is alleged that NnEci
and Mrs Ehret elOped together in January
Jacob Ehrct has also instituted a suit for an
absolute divorce, naming ms correspondent
Casper NaGeli. The two defendants are living
I'm 1Sth street Manhattan
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Real Estate Transfers.

Clay aS Ays So. II Ernest t w. Of } l5se St.
Sauis. property; Thomas Allen to Ernest
w W. Forbes 1 t..sa::.........;1,.":.
c;&'F ca rEfs IF h iSs'h 81 n lsS
l.; MeAander to Thomas ] Tsomey
New New York Realty Bond Exchange and
ss + Sn sS' and f a"o to Pa fSuas
Mar,, MS %%S % 4 " a. je,s,.
;;o sqis ST. 26.ixioo; lena Price to Moses
Asf'29 s, ST." Mar, t;a S 70 Sarah g ,son
L@;s IL and iii map 80. ., property Of
GIynn to Annie X. Clarke ..........:.. IL
Wafer Ellison to Josiph j. Gorwin M ,,.'; sS,c
' iS, sS' sarah l. II e. S to !" ,Ssnd; r
st iss N? g. ill., Sis soi &, %aS
VIII; yc aSrs icy IT nsys Of to ii3 Asns S
D; srhulcnbcrg '..........,..a. H.
VIII 1iS ESaSb & a.;.i q ID i, .shc ST. rs nj
ok 'tGG9, by atty, to Joseph + boyle, g.
ss,g$; wsiworth y wa t; to to sSarO"rd Zeal
2 18th s, Nq ii 10 Fa;t ,iasiaid; ,Rs q
Mary Geliarbcr to william Lane. 49,.
Emmett to thns. &. NudAl ..,..........
dld ST. No. 235 East. 2UxlO04: Louisa
stern to DAnicl Brubacher aud auo......
SD ST. MS. M 2S2 ". SECOND Ave, 2lx
loo. Charles Kicker 10 Daniel prubacher
5aI ST. 80 2ai East 2iNio54; Herman
ScbmUck aud anO. To same .............
SD ST, No. 2a3 East, 2Vxl0o,i; Conrad
5ilh St., e. T.. Pts n. n. ". Of 9th Ave,
25rluo.5; Julius Busch 10 Frcdoiin STRAIT
same property; Fredolin s,ratmanu 10
74t6 S.. No. "a East. 2jsiGe 9; Augustus
G. Brown. referee, to Edward i. Massey 80,
Ilth ST. II. s.. 20 IT. e. West End Ave,
2lNln2 2 Reginald II. Williams to Mary
sGih St. 30. ii West, 2i6xi6oS; John
c, TmbeTteld and wife TO Mary T.. Muir
Hath St, n. s.. 200 II. W. OF LIST Ave,
25nlcol 10; Lucy Baird to Joseph s. Mar
13Vth ST. II. $, 100 #. p. ~ broadway,
Ihxss.l y; Frank L, French and wife TO
l5sih st.. :. s. $50 It. e. Of iGauiidweii
Ave, ls,Ms6; Joseph e. Cocker to
Richard l.. Alexander. .......:.........
lSGth ST.. II. r., 30 II. Of TlebOut Ave,
2ul9r; Chns. II. and Edward A. Thorn
ION To Finest Il. WincrsmIth ..........
2lIih ST., 3. e. cor. of kingsbridg" Road,
81. INH7.3NT4.l lX65; Gustav Busch and
wife t. Heinrich EulpCstein ,,,,,.....
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RESCUED FROM EDMONTON TRAIL
Five Men Who Had Been Reported Dead
Reach Seattle.

Five Men Who Had Been Reported Dead
Reach Seattle.
SEATTLE. Wash. Aug. 25.-Five more OF the
Edmonton trail victims arrived in Seattle to-
day on the Cottage City. being sent down by
the United States Marshal at Wrangel. They
had been reported dead. They are A. McCul-
lhough. Philadelphia: Henry Holden. Chicago
William Barton. Cleveland: Henry Obernolden
and J!B. Caldwell. Chicago.
They presented a pitiable sight walking
down the g0ngplank of the steamer. Char
table citizens took charge OF them and ar
rangements are being made to send them back
to their friends.
All show the traces OF the hardships they on
dured Their eyes arc dull with snow blind
ness, and they arc emaciated to a degree
which shows clearly how near they came to
starving 70 death.
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Cherry ST. Nos. lus to cG2; Mechanics Alley
G, =" alj la4l II William lrMla, SoN2o also d
y. Anal" H. Smith Ell al partitions attorney
Gitn st. Nos. 1907 and $40 West. rear; Building
Dept. "a. Charlotte Sleni0n NiUiation, etcJ; al
turnry, T.. OtieTnHuTs
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Attachments of Nortuares.

Parlcy. Fred. To Daniel T., Srybel. ......
li~s, Mn, NJ, public adm'r etc, 10 Cor
uolia L. Elliot, ....a;,...,:...,... ...,;
Trust % .....,............,,,
RhuAdrs. Juaupu II. H. Ia John 3 Dick
lrson and auo., inns. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
r. Pail,y ,,............,.....,
Same 10 Chas. l.. CGgEart ct Al.........
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Ironworkers On the Chicago Postofiice De
mand That Floors Be Laid.

CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-The structural iron
workers employed on tho new postofflce have
threatened to strike unless the constructors
comply with the city ordinance by putting In
the floor OF each story as the framework goes
up. Under present conditions they say their
lives are endangered. Tho workmon have
given the contractors until Monday to do as
they demand Building Commissioner Nc
Andrews declares he is poWerless in the matter
for the reason that the building IL being
erected on Federal property.
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CuRAN PoLITrc4E PRISONERS.
spain Releases Four Confined Mt Burgos-
More to be Set Free.


WASHINGTON. D. c.. Aug. 25.-The State De-
partment has been informed by Bethany
Storer, United States Minister at Madrid. that
the Spanish Government has released four of
tho Cuban political prisoners who We're con-
fined at the Spanish penal settlement at
Burgos. The Spanish Government has shown
q disposition to comply with the desires of the
United States in regard to other Cuban politi-
cal prisoners. and the State Department Is
hopeful that those still held at Spanish penal
settlements will be released soon.
A score or more OF Cubans who were at
Ceuta and BurCos were recently set at liberty
and are now at Gibraltar. They are destitute.
ant funds for carving them to Cuba will prob
ably be sent by this Government.
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ENTERTAINED ny DEWEY.
The Admiral Delights the Hearts of n Party
of Tourists Mt Naples.

BOSTON. Aug. pa party OF Bostonians now
In Europe. had an experience at Naples that
will mako them much envied by their friends.
They wore entertained by Admiral Dewey on
the Olympia. One Of them writes home as
follows:
The Atmir raj took the party over his own
quarters and then entertained them for an
hour on the quarterback. telling them tho
story OF the great battle and speaking freely Of
the present situation IN the Philippines. Then
Ling. his Chinese servant. served retrosh-
ments. and the .dmiral assisted personally in
waiting upon his guests"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-26

Lawrence Ave. y. =, l@3 II, H. Of Central Ave
'>guO To naln Ave; Olivia Thompson vs. uoO
T.. SEIlmrr 81 al; attorney, l.. calnpora,
Lawrence Ave, e, r., u II. n, Of Central Ave
6,'Na'O 10 Main Ave; Geo W, Thompson VS.
Union Ave, n. e. Cor. of 10th St.. sO5x irres.
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Third Cavalrymen OF for Manila,

SEATTLE. Wash. Aug. 25.-The transport
St. Paul with $50 soldiers Of the Third Cavalry
sailed this afternoon for Manila. A large crowd
was on the dock to see Thorn of.
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Brown, Ann. to Giovanni Santulli; James
St. No. 30; 8 yrs. IL days.....,......
Brown, Thomas, 10 Johanna Lynch; Cherry
St., No. l22;'5 yrs ;.,...; ,.....s;
Davidson, SHloinun, to Solomon Levy; 3D.
RUthfcld, Sol, et al TO Fred A. Fisher;
Columbus Ave, No. $50 and So; Sl2
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Situations atlalss.

A RELIABLE and thoroughly competent mar
N would like position collector. Al refer
ences 1enyears experience. Address AMERlCAha
Box 1l3, Sun office.
JAPANESE honest sober youns man would like ID
take care Of gentleman; best personal reference
from late ployer. NAGUl "a Prospect st. Brook n.
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1cadius Hutrls aud 8fstaurauts.
SUMMER RESORTS.

HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU. 8S 9TH Az.
a. p. American Plan; Il, p, EnropeAn; OPP. opsn.1
AdsASY Ten hySs Eknaa%p r
ASBURY PARK. n j. ocean Hotel iSrses,j. IS tosi,
do; r., Deyopp9Tt Inn hiFh.olass. ::E Q. Lindsay
RAFT Ssr !.
BERN, kpSyIILE M soms,sstlnn Closes4st 70
do. -. Hotel Bunswick. Y. p, 81. 90; A. p IS
90 Sopsy ~ hS S 4 r ISpp ~
CHICAGO H.. Chicago Beach Hoiol. Lake shore
fronting list ST. Boulevard AP. - upi high class
transient and tourist hotel. Geo: j; Ross, ,mgr;
EXETER Eng. Royal Clarence III eL E.P,$l; AP.Sa
CT. HARRINGTON, Mass, Berkshire Inn AP ~ MP
Frontage ahoft. Charming surroundings. Booklets
GkEENMlAH, Gun. rhe Naples 80 weekly up.
LIBEiTI, n. Ne LAncashlr luna. $40 to up
LONDON, neNerr, prlneeot Wales y BroAdwalf.0p.
K-nslng Ksmsington Pal, now open tothe puSlioi
LoSpoR Hotel unrxcellod for cuisine. comforti
o''h"" moderate Sana. m
MI54nH9GS Il I'll: sSyon AHss
NARRAGINSETTpiE PIER Il. l.. The New Ola Istone."
OCeAu Ell posure. shaded lawns. X. IL. SteArnS
NEW YORK, -. Faith Avenue Hotel. 4. r. $S UP
d. t pHttn Bway, Cosoi olitan EP ii up
PHILApEL Phli Pa hidinS 4, Psa5onp EP, .I:ooup
PirTSBt KG Pa. HuSlheuley III tl"oup; AP$4uB
Pr FL GIANT, n j., Pm" hlnn Inn,
PLYMOUTH. Eng Grand Hotel r.. 81 4. r., %
PORTLAND NJ, IhsNs~FAlm"Hth m"Tfget terGnrht
SGn HfS s stP \ dr>ni raon ha'c r. j.
TXASSNFRSviLLE ,Nt'.Iaf ntaii1c, ~ = wk mp.
TESHS yHE recon- HS.G M R"'a sie,95
30 .,...,....,. The Raleigh. f. p, 81. so M
WEsT End. NJ ......... The Hollywood, Er.
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:Flats aud apartments to 9tt-fur-
niahtd or Authenticated.

ARrlSlICALLY and comfortably
furnished apartment of two rooms and
bath, newly decorated, IN apartment
hotel, to rent until November 80. Good
restaurant in house hotel service; day
and night elevator Apartment No. Is,
The CLINTON, 25} West 42d st.
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Nantrd-Aalrs.

EOREMAN WANTED-In moderate sizsd printing
4 othce good salary to competent man. Adj
dress j. o. H. Box I'll. sun office
Nj ACKINTOSHES and Rubber Clothing Factory
AVA also OIL Clothing and Rubber bnots) cutting
Trust prices. wants hustler. Protected ground.
Cash CONS. ON seasons traie. Free OUTFIT. p q.
1871.
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Mechanics Liens.

jackson Ave, W. g., 90 II. .. Of 10th ST.,
2Ox1N: Leonard Hartmann 70. Willis H. No, OK
PARK Ave-, Nos 1870 to lSi4 aud No. "a
Fast l0Dth St. Patrick Brennan Va. AZ
Samuel Russell ct al ...........:.... "o
st. Nicholas Ave, s. W, COZ. l4Ith ST.
14l1xl26; Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. vs. 900 OK
waiter ''~~
TeastAle Place, g. g, 04l0 n. Q. OF Third
Ave, 5Oxlo0: s. Fizxutello Il Sons Vs. ooo
Mrs. Frank u. Walker .......... ''o'o
Third Ave. n. e. cor. OF 1Tlst ST .oxloo; A,
9. PizZutieo & Sons. agt. lsnn,s l.utJehs. 4fo
Same Same property ~ hreaCot' ''n' 2ss II
Third Ave. n. .. cor. hist ST., 2oxbo; ,,r
Liberty Iron Works VS.. Louls Lnt)ens o'o
18TH ST. Q. g.. 25S II. 9. Of First Aye. MO
b5IlOO; Michael Reilly vsAdolph Wicknn oio
10Th St. u g. or. Manhattan Ave-, 2ox
100; Germano Fioravanti et al. Va Rose M,
1,0th ST., A. g. 200 II, e. Of seventh Ave.
75x1O II: Barnet Mason vs. James Love oot
fish ST., n g.. 400 II. ., Of Fifth Ave-,
5cIl00; ALLEGRO 4 spallone vs. Ka'H & ,,7
14ith ST., a. W. cor. OF 81. Nicholas Ave.
s0xlO0; Roach Il llsrtnett W. wafer "a,
lssS ST. n. g.. 80 It. g. Wales Ave, 75x a,
li5; Herman Mareche Vs. Louis ~ klhg IL
lT2d ST. u. g., 1h5 II. W. Of Washington
Ave- 4oAlo5; G. & II; cok vs.. Morris a.o .,
IL. . : E
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&eal estate.
the LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
81 and SO Liberty strest-4iS and 40 Maiden
Lnno.

Examines and insures titles at fixed,
moderate rates, giving the dealer or in
weston the selection of counsel when
desired. Questions of doubt are sub
mitted to Committee of Counsel of
the Company before insuring.
Losses for twelve years SiS,7S3i3
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Plan, FILED for New buildings.

Edgewater Road and Jcnnings ~; im-
provement to dwelling and Offices; o. ::
Stephens. owner; John sexton, arehitecti ooo
rrssk,m ST., No rs: Improvement to lofts;
u. 7. Chesebro, owneg; Il. 9. Hunter, ooo
IS sIGHi' sisce e W. . ssi IT. n Of iSs ST.
improvement to dwelling; Mary D. Whee- -,o
ler owner; Q. V. Baker, architect; cost l''Vo
Rosedalc Ave, W. g. 100 r. n: 81 MSn.
Knauf. owner and architect coat; -. $500
st; two story dwelling; Charles knauf, ,,no
owner and architect: cos. .........:":, z'oV
Second Ave. No ess imsro venns,s TO
owner; H. Sumberhunds. architect; cost; $50
Second Ave, Nos: D-o2 six-story and
basement fat; Philip Segel, owner; NJ. go ooo
Bernstein, architect: cost .............' 'o'oVo
Third Ave. No 1896; improvement to tene-
mcnt and store; James O'Connel, owner mn
Union Ave No 90; two story dwelling;
Serena Clark owuer; T. II. Will, archi' ,noo
sot VIZ It, " Nos, sii.sls ;Rnsi Improvement
! to school; St Gabr,els Church, owner; , mo
.S s'TSSs'o@ aE W.Nt Involvement to N'''
dwelling; J, II. starin, owner f. j. Ma ooo
gle, architect: cost ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,NO
OSih St, No. Ai5 Fast; ove-story tenement;
91 ect; COST Sst'''n owner, - n"' sI2 600
Godfrey Knoche, owner; II. Moeiler ar ,oo
last ST. a. s.. 500 It. E. Of ST AIMS
| Ave; two and three story church and
rectory:. The Reformed Church, owner an ooo
e. Minuth' srehitect; cost MON, r.,t ~o'ooo
Ave; two-story stable; Charles Knauf, o
owner and architect; coat. ..,.,........ 600
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COMPETENT WAITRESS and chambermaid. city
v or county; good reference. j. McP. box $40,
Sun Uptown ONCE. 9e5 broadway.
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('OMFErENT NURSE for infants or grown chill
~ dren. good re;orcBcea. 4. s., box $50, sun up
town Office. lnN1 Brua lNhy.
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Situations atantrd-f rmalrs.

COMPETENT WAITRESS and chambermaid. CITY
Y or county; good reference. j. McP,, box 52p,
Sun Uptown ONCE, 2e5 broadway.
COMFErENT NURSE for infants or grown chill
~ dren. good references. 4. s., box $40, sun
town office, 1205 Broa lway.
L &c; best references u. MOI BOX 5l1. Sun
uptown ofhte, 1868 Broadway.
LTIRSr CLASS waitress; understands serving wines,
l. making salad dressNng, carving. &C.; host refer.
ences. n. NON, Box 62o, Sun uptown ONCE, 1868
Broadway.
GOOD FAMILY COOK wages $35; references,
" X. McG., box 52s Sun upt bMn ONCE, II Is
Broadway.
HOTELS OR BOARDING HOUSES A position
sstant. Address Emma. box l5l sun Office.
I AUNDRESs willing to do cham bcrwork,
~ wages $50; best references, n. y. L., box 63l,
Sun uptown ONCE. 1858 Broadway. -
MEAT young girl as waitress willing to do some
~ cham bervork, hest references. NJ L., Box 524.
Sun uptown ONCE. 1865 Broa lway.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced in Court Reporting
- and Legal Work wants position in hrst-clast
law Office. salary S15 per week. Address STEN
OGRAPHER. let World Bldg.
w AITRESS: wages $40; thoroughly oompetenti
w good references. y. B., Boz 525. Sun uptown
ONCE. 1895 Broadway.
NOUNa Southern ronan. years experience.
wishes position AS companion or goNernesB to
young children. best references. Address, boz "a
Scottsburgh, Halifax Co.. Virginia.
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Tho Kingston, 1919 & 1871 E, 76 ST.

The Kingston, I29 & 1871 {, rs st.
F.ue arGr mcuts OF la.ge, light rooms extra hsA
ceilings steam heated, hot water supply and door
ar 10. Mat L. Sesn 10 DO appreciated, Kent
ga, and S.up'Iy
A TIFF Cohkf.Ll- WITH Central Part west Sc
~. leN Fam ~ mouse, moderate, meals optional.
South. IN exposure.
A TTEACrI ELY decorated SpArtmsuu' nigh
N E.ouad nvar Park, seven roOmA. bath, hot water
heaiugi sa3-stS. h East aad st.
ELEaANT single Plat. nine rooms and bath: all
II improvements; 900. A. Az Nest 9th ST., near
Column u1 avenue.
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$elert Board.
W est side.


Brooklyn.
100 STATE ET.-Sicely furnished front rooms:
90 table and service frst class; near bridge and
ferries.
IENRY ST, 0S Heights. 3 minutes to Bridge
IL Cool rooms excellent board. SIS. 50 weekly;
references,
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FURNISHED Rpums at'autsd.

w Permanently. by widow and grown
w sou. in quiet wcll.kopt house. between
Washington and Central Parks; two sunny bedrooms,
sitting room and II tA; we'll furnished, with good
tAnls, References required and gwen. Address
INQrIRtll. p. o. Box So. NY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-25
DIV IDENDS

There twenty plantations the island OF
Hawaii Moloka eleven Maui and ten kauai. Be
sides these there large number of cattle ranches and local
stores Travel between the Islands surprising who
acquainted with the actual figures and it is increasing all the
time The Wder's S. S. Co.. estimate that they average to
carry first class passengers each week The Inter Island
COMPANY carried first class the last three
months or an average about 40 per week In addition to
these there deck passengers When system of
eeorahv installed between the Islands, there will be greater
number friendly visits back and forth Many hesitate
70 o row for the want Of immediate communication with their
homes
Il i safe then estimate that there will be of
If least messages each daily, between Oahu and aWall
and five between Oahu and each of the other Islands, and 1t
not unlikely that messages will $500 each That
oud he so times 81 $4,000 daily S365OOOO per
wear uctinc from this the annual expenditure OF S135ooOO
ld make the total net profit 100 the lowest basis
dividend of per but that there are % messages
each vv daily between Oahu and Hawaii and II between Oahu
and each the others Islands, that would make toa OF
,ncaop which, at an average of $500 EACH would make
S2 90 per av $50 10000 per year. or dividend OF - per
cent there were number OF messages at the MINIMUM
If 81 90 each the dividend would be about IS cent Wth
the probable increase of white population the returns OH t
investment will rapidly increase his more especially true III
ov of the likelihood the early laying OF Paclhc cable oh
tho other hand the expenses Will grow relatively smaller
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-25
REMOVAL NOTICE.

G. SOMNA HAS REMOVED HIS
Barber Shop from the Orpheum block
to one door below the Myrtle Cigar
Store, Fort street, and will be pleased
to meet his friends and patrons at his
new parlors. 1919
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-25

1t is proposed that 10 per cent OF the aessa6s stock that
nents to be paid in cent nstafnents a: called Tor
during the next twelve months Sn=cripion lists will be open
" l 11; On Monday the 9th day of November 1892 at
,I =; Tho ronoo, at the office of the undersigned, next
70 f ti # the subscriptions are in excess of the amount
Of available stock such stock will be assigned pro rata " r
subscribers, and proportlonate 'io'"' " " 80
be returned. 7-pET r GROSS
r. D. SIILIMAN,