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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE SECCRITIES.-Marke dull and irreg-
ular Standard oil closed 454i9d455 against i55d
45s on Friday. Last prices the other prominent
issues were: Amsterdam Gas 54q3h; preferred,
5s4d6O Air Power. 76asO: Bay State Gas. 2hG2i4:
Amalgamated Copper 90; Republic Steel 1919;
preferred. 61IzGes
RAILROAD EARNINGS.-"The Financial Chron-
icle" computes the gross earnings Of eghty-seven
roads for the fourth week OF May. 1899 at sl24s3 $751;
an increase OF 5Jsel6 1427 per cent; sixty-nine
roads for the first week OF June, 1895. at 1884 49,
an increase OF 1853 Gil. 800 per cent.
BANK CLEARINGS.-The total bank clearings Of
all the clearing houses OF the United States for the
week ending yesterday 81. S54l27. increase
OF $40 s70.097 over last week and Increase OF
$3.50 .53s over the same week last year.
DELAWARE AND HUDSONS SINKING FUND
The terms OF the sinking fund established by the
Delaware and Hudson company on May o." II is
announced. provide that at the end OF each year
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rr.rc,al TIC: bank, 81 premium. San Franclsc -,
sight. 12,kc; telegraph. 15c Cincnnau-os.. ~
counter soc premium between banks ivo - 1sn ner
MISUNDERSTANDING 1-16c discount; selling 20. o., ~
:, ooo nrenium Chareston-Buying. par; selling
nc premium. Boston-l5dle 2-sc discount Uneasy
loo discount. 81. Louis-2oc discount. &,
FOREIGN MONEY MARK ,sTtet discount rate
2ilS psr cent for short and long pliiS noe or
discount rate. ss per cent; be Paris Exchange on
f"nSon' Is francs 10 centimes. Paris discount '"
ga per cent ,,,,c rr,,,sb consols closed
q, ,Sis for money and lOsAs for the account IN Lon
rentes iOi francs. 30 centmes. spanish 70 "
don 65ls. .ay,r par silver 60hc; Mex-
can silver dollars. SIC Bar s,ver 9oz5 Lisbon 81;
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Maarlo' -"~'
Buenos Ayres 1880; Rome. W.
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FOR SALE BY
Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
MIXERS,
81 Nassau Street, New York
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
STOCKS AND BONDS
Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf K. K. Co.


Further deposits Of and bonds above named WI"
Re received by The Mercantile Trust Company Vi Wv
CIV Of New York until further notice. under an ase
mont cooies of which b. obtained al the oN'' "
the Trust Company ,.,
Securities may withdrawn by onaSsentihs uep'o
tors II the Plan Readjustment shall not prove " "
satisfactory TO them -, a.,
An amount equal to the interest maturing np'" -"
1900 will be advanced depositing bondhoders
The Committee is Of opinion that no ih'eihsen.
plan ~ Reimbursement be formulated until pnys'e"
examination showing the needs OF the property anu az
examination OF the accounts shall have oeeo compe'e
r,. -ssu,t Of such examinations will form proper OASIS
for plan Until recent changes In the personnel "
mi. Committee and Receivership satisfactory arrange
went. couIs not be made such examinations Al the
request Of and in conjunction with the repre'en'a
., the Amsterdam bondholderr expert accountants nav
been appointed examine the books ana accounts. anu
an expert has also appointed for the physica "
animation The plan will be formulated as soon as 'e''
examinations shall have been completed
Negotiable receipts Will he issued by The Mercantile
Trust Company and application for their listing on inc
New York Stock will be made in due course
ERNST THALMANN, Chairman.
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
T.. II. HARTMAN,
j. LOWBER WELSH.
JAMES STILLMAN,
GEORGE COPPELL.
W. l.. BULL,
W. T.. GLfN.
W c. CULVER. Counsel.
ALVIN W. KREcH Secretary. 100 Broadway
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. June H. 2 D. m.-The market Tor Amer
lean securities ruled irregular and without decided
feature. The closing tone was quiet but steady.
Last prices were: Atchison 1SM; Canadian, ssA;
ST. Paul 1921: Illinois Central l15l4: LOUISVILLE
6s9s: Union Pacific preferred. 76h; New-fork Cen
trail l34%; Erie. 127s; Pennsylvania. 6S; READING
1O9.; Erie first preferred. S12; Northern Pacihc
preferred, IN; Grand Trunk. 8. and Anaconda
f10$.
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BENWELL q TIMPSON,
20 Iron Building Denver Colo
Mines. Real Estate, Loans, Bonds, Warrants.
Colorado Agts., u. 4 Mortgage Trust Co., York.
Correspondence Solicited
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-Money on call. 2h per cent.
The time money market was easy in tone. with
rates 3q3lk per cent for all periods on good rail-
road collateral per cent on mixed collateral, and
above on industrials alone. The supply OF COM
mercial paper was small. Rates S1 per cent
for sixty TO ninety days Endorsements 31kG4 per
cent for hrst-class single names. and above for
names not so well known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. - Market dull and
steady Actual closing rates follow
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Philadelphia. Mag 20. 1890.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE SECURITIES OF
THE KANSAS CITY, PITTsbtRG GULF
pAIIRoAD COMPANY AND IT'S TERMINAL
COMPANIES.

Your Committee deem essential for the preservation
y, the value OF yolr securities:-
FrstSThat the securities covering the main line and
the and Port Arthur terminals DE no" merged
and consoiii lated under one management.
Seoond-That such management De independent ana III
your interest acne =. 49,. -. ...,.u. = =, ,
very large earning Its present hnancal condi
tion is due TO causes familiar TO YOU and which would
difficult TO avoid. even II the "oeh "eie "o" '" 10
done again. - .. T.. ...,.
In the consolidation the system We expect TO receive
the OF the holders OF all or the securities
anected The foreign holdings are, we are informed.
majority OF the whole. Pending the preparation OF the
plan OF advise holders TO refrain nom
der,iting their With Committee in this
country The experience Of some OF our Fellow bond
has that Il B easier 10 deposit bonds than TO
get them back. -,
Your the holders OF the securities OF the
main line terminal companies 20 furnish their ad
dresses and OF their respective holdings
the Chairman care Equitable Trust Company OF Phila
deiphla They will thereafter be directly and promptly
Informed when the plan ready for publication and will
be made acquainted with Its provisions
WILLIAM r. HAHRITY, Chairman.
II. n. BAKER (BnltimOre).
AUGUST HECKsCHER New-York).
EDW'D WAGNER lBerlfn, Germany.
SAMUEL II. SIMPLIFY.
sILAS w. PETIT.
WINTHROP iMITH.
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light STOCK DEALINGS.
SMALL DECLINES GENERAL

THE WEEKLY BANK sTATEMENT-LAh'h
CHANGES SHOW.
Closing prices yesterday Of the principal ac-
aiye securities and net changes from fridays
t1aat sales were:
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Hnanrial.
High Grade Bonds.

uC DOlluO.
100000
Albany & Susq. Cons. LIST MtSe. IS Ks
Guar. by Del. & Hud. Canal Coz
$4,000
Utica, Clinton & Binghamton LIST Mge. So
Guar. by Del. & Hud. Canal Coz
100000
Co., Mil. & St. Paul &c. & p. W. Div) lot Gold +
100000
ch., Mil. & St. Paul wis. & Min. Div.) list GsldG
$4,000
Chi, MIL & ST. Paul Is. West. Div.) LIST Mtg. 3
$4,000
Ch., Mil. & St. Paul Terminal Mtge. Gold 81
$4,000
CHI, Mil & ST. p. Hast. & Oak. Div LIST Mtge.h
100000
Chic, Rock Isl. & Pacific Gen'l Mtge. u
$4,000
ST. Paul, MINI. & Man. LIST Mtge. Gold &
100000
St. Paul, MINI. & Man. ConsoI. Gold Is
$500, 900
St. Paul, MINI. & Man. ConsOl Gold 4th
$4,000
Cleve., COL, Gin. & Ind. Cons. (Is) Mtge h
$500, ZOO
Erie Railway LIST Consolidated Gold Is
$4,000
Long Dock Co. ConsoI LIST Gold IS
$4,000
Buffalo. New York & Erie LIST Mtge. 10
$4,000
Buffalo & Southwestern LIST Gold IS
$4,000
Clarified & Mahoning LIST Mtge. Gold IS
$4,000
Kansas City, St. 10. Coun. Bluffs LIST Is
$4,000
Minneapolis & St. L. (Pac. EXIT Isl Gold Is
$4,000
International & Git. Northern LIST Gold IS
$4,000
Norfolk & Western Gen'l Mtge. Gold IS
$4,000
Norfolk & Western Imp. Ext Gold IS
$4,000
Richmond & DanviIle ConsoI Gold IS
$4,000
Louisville, New Albany Chic. LIST Gold 6s
S25O,000
Missouri Pacific Railway Gold Trust IS
100000
Missouri Pacific ConsoL Gold 6s
$4,000
metropolitan Elevated LIST Gold 6s
sf3O,OOO
Third Avenue R. R. Ist Mtgs. Gold IS
S75O,OOO
Chi. Burlington Quincy New Mtse LIS
Deliverable When IssuedJ
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Gales AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

-----7T-. c,us; sales-l-Closing- snad S
~, -sIroty Fin Bid. ASK SOU.
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OUTSIDE SECURITY MARKET.

STREET RAILROADS IN THIS CITY
G,eported by C. l. Hudson Co., Nos "a & 80 "an-s''
BONDS.
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Market firm. Final
quotations follow


at small final changes. The heaviest dealings
were i'm the Atchison issues, Central Georgia 5s,
Colorado Southern LIST As. Kansas and Texas LIST
and 2ds Norfolk and Western As. Northern Pacific
general lien 3s Reading As, st. Louis Southwest
ern IDS and Texas and Pacific 1st Is.
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STREET RAILROADS IN OTHER CITIES

GAS SECURITIES.
(Reported by c. I. Hudson & Co. Nos "a & 80 War-st)
BONDS.
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Private Sales.

Herman Wronkow has purchased from the
story brick buildings. 5Ox2OO. Nos. 557 and $50
Broadway.
$4,000 the two iye-story fats. with stores. OH
plot 5oxaS, Nos, 1906 and 1SOS Third avenue.
M~aXimiiian Morgenthau has sold the follow
ing lets, purchased last week at the Bathgate
sale: -Four lots on the west side Of Washington
avenue. south Of l7lst street. and three lots on
the west side nf Brook. avenue. to Boehm &
Boehm: e'even lots on the northeast conner OF
Brook avenue and st. Paul's place and eight on
the east side Of Brook avenue. north Of Hist
street. 70 the Ernst Marx: Nathan Glnmpany,,
Brothers for about SlS0.OOO six new four-story
flats. Nos. 2O2 to 2I2 West End avenue.
We'll 4 MAYER have sold for about S34. 900 the
Aye-story tenement. 25x84. No. 81 Montgom-
CRY street.
Charles BuorInunn has bold for DR.. Halves 20
John Saalfrank. the fnur.story, front and rear
Scnement. 22xp7. No. 4lS East Eighth street.
The 1--WE and six story tcnements, 4ON8b. on
the northwest corner Of Madison and
~street3, have been sold for about S74.00O,
J. Il. Wcinsteln have bought .he old build
ings. on plot I0X6O. Nos. 1877 and 139 Broome
on the plat.
NJ, Dorf has purchased the old building. OK
~. On the southwest corner OF Division and
Yacht 4 Goldberg have purchased from the
Helck estate the two flve-story tenements No,
y Canal street. running through to NO. 100
EHst Broadway.
Henio sin has purchased the four story tene-
Joseph Hyman has sold 70 Leo Hatter the
lve-story lIat. on lot 25.3xl05.I No. 1927 See
Kari II; 'Wallach 4 Sons have purchased the
lot. .25x102.2, on the north side OF Seventy
sixth street. loo feet west OF Second avenue.
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Application having been made to the Board of Rail.
road Sommi,sinners Of the State OF New Yorf. by
inc Menoponian Street Railway Company and ths
broAdWay and Seventh Avenue Railroad Comnany
under section 100 OF the Railroad Law. for app. Oval
ground current, or by electric storaUe Rat1. Jnuer
by motor, operated by compressed air al motive
pow'r in the operation OF the railroad. uuon az ~
lowing streets and avenues. TO wit;
IRON the Intersection of Lexington Ayenue ana
so,h street 70 First avenue; thence through upon'
AUG along FIRST avenue to e3d street; thence tbronSh
he tsSn sn tna upon N SAID A.sRns a e = point a or near
and Attn street. between West Broad usy ~ ~ stIeet
street, In the city Of New York. "ooS'ei
Notice 10 hereby given that n n,,hit, h..--
sad application will be held by said Board al nsxriHnus
~, fittn Avenue Hotel, New York city, ON Ti,esdSy
January 18th. 1899. at 10 o'clock A. III, ~~''
JoHE 8. KENYON,
Secletary.
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NOTICE.

Application having been made TO the Board oS
Railroad Commissioners of the State Of New Yorf
by the New York and Harlem Railroad Company and
Tor approval Of the operation by an underground
current or electricity of the railroad upon Thirty.
TlsSI ,l 2 SysnIe"' Upon Lexington avenue. between
Thirty, fourth street, between Lexington ayenue SUa
second avenue; and also upon the railroad in trans.
verse road No. 3, in the Central Park. between
Eighth avenue and Fifth avenue, and upon Eirbtx.
ntth street. between the easterly side OF CentrL
rerh and Madison avenue. In the city OF New YorE
notice. IL hereby given that a public hearing ON
SAID application will be held by the Board OF kaiI,
1880, at 10 o'clock A. II, "A'
By the Board.
JOHN s. KENYON
Secrotarx-
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The Men viii Probably Leave San Francisco
for the East To-Nirht.

Ban TRASCfsco. Cal. ian. 14.--The Aston
battery Is expected TO 90 East tomorrow night.
The tnen are being provided with suitable
winter clothing. Jhirty-lvs eonvalescents o!
the First New York Volunteers have been
ordered TO their home stations at Albany. Utica,
Walton. Oneontn. DinRhamton. Middletown.
PoughSeepsio. Scwburr and Kingston, n. Y.
Tho senior non commissioner Oficor viii take
charge vi the men as lar ~ Utica anu ~ VA,
home stations. These mon were 10 be sent
East tonight. bat ms there IN no commissioned
able 10 atta.h them TO tho Astor Battery for the
"trip TO tho Fast. According 20 the last arrange
The Actor Battery has remained on the
transport. Tho men prescnt tho best appear
apce OF any force that hns returned IRON
Manila, which reflects great credit on Col.
March. When hero he was criticised rs. =
martinez, but the clenr eyes and. akin OF his
men show that discipline pays in the tropics.
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afnnt,a-mnla-mAttIlnntsns

VNTANTED-A pushing. upto-date younr man IN
w the retail mems furnishing Roode, with Rood 81
perience. capable OF keeping bic stock IN GOOD con
dition. attentive and obliging to customer, WIN
good naloamans lip and quickneas: state Where ieH
employed and the amount Of salary expeoteaS the
t2bth st.. Harlem.
WANTEo-Thoroughly competent man 70 take
w charue OF manufacturing Department. OF adner-
goods need apply. Address +. q. BARTLETT, 70,
box 2h5a.
VNANTED-Assisiant bookkeeper in Wall ct house;
w only those having wall Vt. experience need APP
ply. Address ?. o. box 1884.
C7 DAILY-sclnng Specially Soap; sample outht
sDt free, LEASE SOAP co, Cincinnati, o.
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REAL 4 NEWS.

The private sale branch OF the real estate
market has been rather overshadoNed by the
remarkable record OF the auction room during
the PAST week. The sales OF the Bathgate and
King estate properties were important to per-
sons interested in real estate generally for two
reasons. They settled the question OF values,
for some time at least, In their respective Sec
tlons. and they proved that the general tone
of the real estate market was so good
that, In spite Of the seemingly pre-
meditated announcement of an enormous
increase In assessed valuations. the followers
OF the market greedily absorbed all the prop
erty offered. and at phenomenal prices. For
these two reasons, IL for no others, the past
week has been a notable one In realty. The
fact that the prices paid for some OF the offer
ings were greater than conservative apprais-
ment had shown holds in it an element of real
danger. Owners Of property in the vicinity OF
and stagnation will result. Ii. however. own
ers view the results OF the sales ludiciously.
sshhoouaIdff be lam an uns snssr sePt yesr for ere r estate.
Although the private sales were pushed into
the backg!o und during the week. in any other
been the most prominent feature. The list is
a long one and includes many transactions Of
AMONG sales OF improved property the sale of
t Chs. Albany paEEtmen on broadway eetwesn
Nollt. AtVJ u PuAN ASS Wy "ObA " AhAot
for about $SS17,906; Another apartment house
sold was the Wellesley: at West End avenue
and Eighty first street, for $5O0.000. This sec.
ton has been the scene OF q great deal OF
Among the other sales Of improved property
are those Of the mercantile buildings. No. 81
Pine street, Nos. 30 and 81 East Twentieth
street, and Nos. 557 and 500 Broadway. re-
ported below.
In the sales of unimproved plots Fifth avenue
Co. sold the plot ATTY teet north, Of Eighty;
purchaser Is Henry Q. Havemeyer, In the
King auction Charles Parsons bought the plot
on the southeast corner of Fifth avenue and
EfRhty-elghth. street for S121 900. The only
purchase OF Importance in improved. Fifth
avenue property was that OF Grant b. Schley,
who bought NofS45. adjoining the Andrew J.
White residence. recently purchased by him.
Other important sales were those Of a plot at
Madison avenue and Eighty second street to
Isaac N. C!othier Of Philadelphia. and Of the
corner Of University place and Twelfth street
10 a builder who viii erect a ten-story mercan-
tile building on the site.
the, conveyances., mortgages and projected
buildings In the b%oroughs Of Manhattan and
the Bronx for the corresponding weeks of
1894 and 1893. as compiled by the Record and
Guide:
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Buildings yesterday for the iollowlns: ;"
BY Henry ORpe. owner. for two. tenements
and stores at Nos. 54l and 543 Fifth street:
by Mrs. y. L, Patmer. owner. for a four-stury
dwelling Mt No. l East Seventy-third street;
BY Leopold Hellirgor. owner. Tor stores aud
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Aeal gstate tur ~$aIe-GGuntru.

(,OME with us 10 the sunny SOUTH: no snow, no
" ice, Tut balmy and delightful: our Uhirorl, s. O.,
colony Oners settlers good neighbors; excellent soil,
perfect climate. pareAt water, good railroad fanili.
ties; employment guaranteed purchaHerR; housed
built. payable small monthly Installmt MIS-; house
rent free while building; farms 10 to 40 acres, $3.50
clsh, balance easy; excursion Tuesday, Feb. I4tl;
greatly reduced rates. Write nr call Tor particulars,
RISLEY, 3, is Cham bers NJ.
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Sealskin Caps and Gloves. fur.I,Dsd
o~ssrcoats at lowest possible prices for
Trneoie goods c. c. Shayne, w. 42dsG
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Mtal @state to @xrhanar.

NORTH BROADWAY. Yonkers.- Zine house, II
~ rooms. hot water heat. hi wood, nickel plumb
ing; plot 5OxibO; price sl3,U1U; mortigge 81, 800.
GORDON, tai EsIatu, Yonkcru.
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PUBLIc NoTIGE is hereby given that the WEST
corporation duly organized under the laws OF the
State OF New York. for the purpose of building, con-
structing: maintaining, and operating a street sur
York, has made application 70 the President and
tain and operate q street surfa Q railroad through.
upon aud along the following streets, avenues, Mon.
namely:
BEGINNING At the intersection of the Old Boston
Post road with P~elhamdale Ryonue in the village Of
feLhanl Manor. thence running southorly along
Pelhamdale avenue to IT'S intersection with the Bos-
ton turnpike. thence e~Asterly along said Boston
Rochelle. N"
BEGINNING, at the intersection OF Peihamdale ave.
nue with the Boston turnpike; thence runnina
southerly through and along Polhamdale avenue 10
the Shore road; thence running easterly throuah
New Rochelle.
BEGINNING at the intersection of Pelhamdale ava.
nue. with the Boston turnpike; thence running west
erly along said Boston turnpike to the BOUNDARY Iino
OF the village of Pelham Manor.
Said application will hrst be considered by the aaid
PRESIDENT and Trustees on the 8lst day Of JanuRry.
issoi ct . o'clock P n. on that day at the Rooms 81
Manor, New York. in tho Manor House in the said
village OF Pelham Manor, New York.
Dated Pelham Manor. New York, January s. 1900.
BY order o the Board Of Trustees,
HENRY N. AABCOCK. Clerk.
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Atal @state 3fur Salr.

COUNTRY PLACE, ~ acres. with house. . rooms.
~ Address T. p. g., Sea rsdale. n. Y.
nor SALE-The incest farm homes in the West;
Il one 40. other su. 50 per acre, In the famous
fruit belt of southern Illinois; rich coil; hne build
ings; near school and church.
McNALLY, III s. WcStUrn NV, Chicago, Ill.
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select Buard.

A.-A.-ATTENTION.
Attractive floors: suites with bath. with and with
out board; bachelors rooms newly furnished; doc
tors offices; all localities: references.
r. L. & CO.,
2 West 8Sc OF.
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FLATS aud apartmsuts-srOuhlsu.

A COUPLE who are giving, up housekeeping, now
~ located in one of Brooklyn's most Arlstocratic
ap lrtnent houses % rooms and bath, woul like to
dispose nj their household furniture. rugs &C..
for above. which was purchased recently, portions
of it at Wholesale prices; only private parties treated
with. and preference would be gwen to one who
could take balance of lease OF apartment, expiring
In September. 1892, of their hands: this 10 aBplendid
opportunity tor II newly married couple to secure an
elegant home ready made at q great sacrifice. Adj
dress FIRST CLASS, box 1913 sun Office, n. Y.
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employment aurssus.
Bureau of Social Requirements.

Bureau of Social Requirements,
MRS. LEDYARD STEyENS MANAGER,
10 WEST Ard 81. Telephone 3IS3-38.
Only hrst-class positions for h~rstciass employees.
Bookkeeperr, stsnoRIaphers. govern, Bses, cashiers,
companions, secretaries. and all bou ehold positions.
French, German snd Swedish servants a speciality.
The Bureau will take entire care of houses tempo
rarily vacated by their occupants during winter trips
to the South or abroad, putting in charge, fora nomi.
well voqeaed for. Packers and days worker pro.
backward or invalid boys. Shopping order RS promptly
attended to without charge. Circulars mailed upon
request.
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Mnntsa-S rmalts.
THR sun
Harlem Branch
Ils WEST 1sSTH STREET.

AGENTS wanted for Eureka Invisible. skirt Sup.
- potter; every woman wants anei send 10 cents
CohJes, N. u" aud 400 Broadway, New York eity.
ARTIFICIAL FLowERs.-wanted. good rose
~ makers, oranehers aud sower Makers opply all
ARTIFICIAL FLowERs.-Branchers and good
STEIN 4 PHIL. PpI, ~ Bond ct.
A RTIFIoTAL FLowERe.-Good branchcrs want.
a N, LEVY. ia Broadway.
ARTIF1clAL FLowERs.-Rosc makers. leaf max.
G1NoRIs MFG. CO., 7 Lafayette place.
ARTIFICIAL F~LowEas.-wanted experienced
IA rose makers on fne g %EtT w RRfz. =. Bond Al.
ARTIFICIAL FLowERS.-aood flower niafors;
MAN MEUER, 9 Bond at.
ARTIEIcIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. flower and
"A piquet makers wanted. II. HOFHEIMER & Co,
1863 Crosby At.
ART1F1oIAL FLOWERS. Hands and learners;
"a also cutter. 12AInost At, West Hoboken.
A RTIF1c1AL TLowERs.-wanted. good flower
"a makers; good pay. sEIALoN, 2os Mercer st
A RTIFICIAL FL wERS.- Learners; r 40 and violet
"a makers. LAVAKE h CO., 74T broadway.
ExPERIENcED OPERATORS on tnckinp ana cord.
small L sIo T. fAMst opR ( Se Co. t tsS SrSon 1ssf e. and
FLowEE HANDS wanted; old hard. Kindly re:
1+Broadwsy, MY.
BLUMENTHAL / sTfNER' GsS BSoad%Sy.
T AIDES wanting. permanent work can earn good
selftsddfessodi stamped envelope 70 Iadies' Art : c o
2o3 ne at. box 5o5, St. Louis, Mo.
AIDES earn $500 per week working at home; no
1! canvas.ingi inclose self.addrcsscd stamped en-
yelcpe. sTAEDARD NOVELTY CO., 1oi BeeEman
st, New York city.
AIDES SO weekly; no canvassing. darninR ma
~ chine or art work. Apply hy Litter only.
F. DuSINBFREY. 70 sd av.. n. Y.
ADY agents wanted FOR n w novelty; sells at light.
~ RONALD, 416 Broadway, \. Y.
MILLINERY propnrers and trimmers wanted.
AVA CA. f~R1EDENBERG, 81 Division at.
on silk and colored skiits; steady
" work. good pay to expencnced hands. Call all
week. J. b Go1G1N. 1917 Spring vt.
STRAW SEWERS wanted at once. Apply to
~ LIBBEY 4 RYKER 877 Broadway.
Observation-Disclosures and experienced girls to
- make trimmed parasols; none others need apply.
A. NJ. 4 X. DAVIES, Is Walker at.
WANTED-dood artificial flower cutter and
w starcher. L. & Co. 2S6 Mercer st.