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ADMIRAL WALKERS CANAL REPORT.
He says u Is Not Yet Completed. but Will he
Handed to the President This week.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2--Adriral Walker.
President Of the Nicaragua Canal Commission.
says that all publications purporting TO cay
what their report contains are fictitious. He
saws the report has not yet been completed
and that therefore no RECOMMENDATIONS Tor
any particular route has been made. Tho
report will be handed 20 tho President early
next week, so that the gIst Of IL can be included
in his annual message TO Congress, and that
in the meantime all publications ne to its con-
tents are based on mere guess work,
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WASHINGTON. Nov A-Thc eunbost Vixen
has arrived At Puerto Padre. the cruiser At
!duta ana the traIuii x sLir Lancaster nj BaTta-
docs, and the ElUhuat \ igilart at Mar" Island.
The sIuUolt lanktoH a. saileC nom Git:a
for NiIe. the gunbuat Nilnlr Htcn from AL
pior- Tor Port sid, ~" collier twt-ir fIUm
Hong korg for singapore and the tug Osoe,ls
i-om Bosom fer poIt EoyIl lie monitor
AwplitIil. viii leave Hampton Roads for Fort
l.yul IN \gN -
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Ratuc,hip Kentucky Sail. for smyrna.

WASHINGTON, Nov 2-The battlcship Ken
lucky loft Naries TODAY for smyrna. Turkey.
She should reach there by "Wednesday next.
until Ncy. -, MD The reason for her departure
two DAYS anctI Of time T. not known TO the
Navy Department The announcement that
rtc was COINS 10 Suii rpH has not .gd any
apparent eject on tie IurkislI coveTpms1 NJ.
The ll-t adyIces received At the state Depart
nett from 'uE,tIn'iIople was that The sultan
he'd renewed ll- promise to pay the Armenian
linden r,ty. but again tailed TO set a date for
m NruC ut.
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In . period NJ normal activity The brokerage
business made pubic during The we~k would
h" dsWis'"l ~ disaproirttt rly mssare AID
cormonrl tco Rut Viewed With ref" romeo 4"
the conditions which have prevailed duflrs
W." CREATOR part NJ the v"at Tho dealing vas
fairly expansive. rejecting Tho tendency whl0h
hccane apparent n furtnisht or more nso ius
ord a coHSeryatiyr resumption ~ c%ots'fu,.
tlonal work ou tho rnr' - builders. md syts
som" slight sIgus II n revival ~ outside iit"f-
at N real ostat" investments. IN" hulk =
the transactions wns made No Of sales ~ it'-
vatr hous', md small professional operations.
which together constitute. tho staple trade -
tho market and consequently f~uctuat" but
littlo
fInwevor. 10 addition 70 this staple bu-I.
ness current reports disClos. sporadic pur-
chases 81 improved property for Investment,
particularly 81 mercantile property, which
has for months ut a tine been wholly absent
from tho broferag' news. several store and
loft buildings in downtown Wholesale districts
have within a fortnight been bought by In
YES, orr. some OF whom were owners Of sdjoln-
ing or neishborng premises, The prices pub
llshed IN connection with these transactions
are suggestive of the general situation In the
investment branch OF the market. Tho si-
story warehouse No. i?e Blsscker street. for
example. this week sold at. II wa said. Ns.-
800, although transferred In 1890 for an ex-
pressed consideration Of t5.ooo. Last week
Q fvs-story warehouse In Houston street.
q block avay. went at SIS. oc. which ten years
ago brought $1,000. In 1850. lots In tho vicinity
were quoted at $50. 900 which three ysas before
had been rated at SIS. 90. and tho imitation In
this locality was more or less typical OF the
condition Of values throughout the city.
TAA l.I,.trtaI ,anta ~ telQ alnsAd n AAraHA
Of unprecedented expansion In real estate.
an expansion which in the closing years Of
the period took on a highly speculative char
act-r. In the process Of liquidation which
followed enormous quantities Of property have
passed through foreclosure proceedings. and
II Is estimated that SIS per cent. OF this property
has been bought in by plaintiffs At the value
Of the mortgage membranes Tho lioui-
dation was regarded as practically concluded
by the time Of the consolidation OF the greater
city. when the process was renewed a. o con-
sequence Of the tremendous Increase in the
city tax. However. two potent influences have
helped to modify the effect OF liquidation on
land values. Ono Of these was the strength or
the financial institutions which lend money
on real estate. and the other was the resort
TO new types OF housing-which by providing
increased tensntry on "a given lot, served moro
y, JOSS enos.u@"' 80
winch .he . wa" ,,
buildings which went on during that period Of
low prices for materials and labor. resulted 10 an
undue depreciation in the value OF the build
ines OF antiquated type. partly by depicting
their t~enantry and partly by reducing the rental
'aIue oi inc eaua'e .ooe - ~
o~,ns . IA ~" VI 49,.
ao"'i'y Ia 10" ~ 80 "oIH. -
near u s'a"e''h'us -
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RAILROADS YIELD ~ HISSTSSTPPI.
When There II Little TO Lose in the Cotton
seed Freight Fight They olive IN.

JACKSON. Misc. Nov 2A.-The Injunction Trits
brought by the Illinois Central and Mississippi
Valley railroads 20 restrain the Railroad Com
mission from enforcing reduced rates on cot
tonssed has been settled. the commission 40
ceptips the COMPROMISE offered BY the attorneys
for the roads. The roads agreo To nut COM
roads have hauled the bulk Of the oottonseed
crop AZ tIeir own price during the two months
OF litigation and are well satisfied
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-OnoiaI = suns. ~ONcid,.- suns
1900. 1899. 1900, 100 1879. Iypn.
"a. NJ. lss 80 ~ tP n 49, 50 49,
IL " as az ~ gP. NJ, - AZ 80
81. " s6' ~ ~ - NH Az a. 49,
WASHINGTON FORECAST roR To.pAy ASD 10
MlnROW

BORROW.
For the Tis,rr Of Columbia, Dslaware Maryland
ard Virginia. rain T. day and probably 20 norros.
fresh g. bfls, northeast to east WINDS.
fo; eastern PrnnNylvaaia and NcT Jersey. ts!n
In south. snoT or rain IN north portion to-day and
probably % morrow. fresh 20 brisk East winds.
For sG!'s-i Nev Yort, rdi7 IN 'out., saog ~ r0,n
n on',al and n0rh portions 10 day dsi p-oh1ny 10
moron. rcsh IN b,isk .dG tDiad'.
For New England. snow today and tomorow
fresh 10 brisk east winds.
For western New York, rain OF snow to-day, to
uorrow rain OF SNOW In eas; and 'ai' In west portion.
except SIJw Gurr.s near Lake E'e. hr.ss TO high
~nnriaeas' to cas-, winds to-isy, b,rc;nins northwest,
Al night.
for western Pennsylvania, rain In south. snow
or rain In north portion today, tomorrow probable
snow nurres With colder In south portion: brisk 10
hlsh northeast wlnds shi:.nz " northwest tonight,
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4 Cleaner Killed by q Fall.

man who IS known only as Antonio while
cleaning out the water spout Of - Broadway,
W the second story, last night. lost his bJlinCo
ind ,f"lI to the sidcw ak, receiving "a fracture
u The skull. lie wns taken 10 Gouverneur
Hospital md died soon after.
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NARJNE INTELLIGENCE.

MrrAruHR DAY.
0uu rses. ...e:5s Sun sets. A:S7 Noon STA. ~
HIoH DAY.
Sandy HOOK. e:Oe Gov. I'd. o4i Hell oaAL. i1o<
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Bond and Morssg. Guarantee % 70 Selma

Ginchy, Arthur Il. 10 Robert b Johnstoi
,,anhr. sdn,ra y "a .iohn 70 o.,.s
Johnston. Robert u. trustee. 70 The PaYk
Mortgage Co -. .....
True. Marie. 10 Henry J Braksf .......
True, Marie. 70 Henry > Braher..........
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Army and SsyN Orders.

w~ASHI.GToS, Sov :A-These naval ORDERS hsv.
brrn iNSued.
Lieut. \. Hart Path. to IN. duty on the Philadei
p.ia
llrut. william T. CusIm1n, order ~detacalng from
the lIank.ia AID t. tar Ndb.Sh revoked.
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SITUATIONS malss.

A~sslSTAST s,ENlC ARTIST, ,tp.rsne.d A.
~ ,ifes ,mrltJ rs1t
q . WI suS a., west is,ha
A CCorNTANT trttn,d public accoun'sr' opens
- O"' .ss - SSun. g. d',sW irtn's
A cTtVI 4 d~si,s, POSITION I'm n,tcanul.
bu,ine.s salAfy no nI let
RLSIDNSlbLf. bnI i7a sun orlos
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! TiiiI2S. iX74. benjamin Reinheimer ana ano
70 Julius Hnssl aud beihhard Heller. 70 declare
i<eth 81, 8, zoe whltlock av, f5Ii0o: Mary C Shay
ys william J Aerick et al; partition; auy. O L
ullnAn.
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o. OAnpaniA. Walker. Liverpool. Nov. ~
f. Bun alo, IoS ertdg &c, Hun. Nov. 10.
So Norye. knudsen, Coperhasen, Nov. z
SIS Nieilancis. Reynolds. Campeche. Nova
So Adria. Rasmussen. Jamaica, Nov. 10.
S. jamestown, TSpley. Norfolk, Nov. n y
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g. Aueuste Victoria. from New Yert, n nsatOo
So KAissr Wilhelm H., from New York, 81 0SuoA.
IS Georgie. from New York, At Liverpool.
So Lucnnia, from New York. at Liverpool
So Empress Of Japan. from Vancouver. - Ysno-
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A9snts antrd.

CAlEsMEN WANTED for n smyi' and effective
- bufgla claim; any one who's r'et lngs ere dts n
< ged can add greatly 20 ttcif iucoiue by 1~rvotiIs2 an
hour OF two u thc!. sale ssnlIle ssgt po'lpaid for CSC
+. L. VAN CAMPLN,
pia'shsld. Y j, Eastern ACt
DtRTIES c,uvss,iug county routes car add line
pocket samples; good foT $40 wee.ly. p. Y. 1874,
NV lU.L,
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Real Estate Trauafers.

GSouih a. Fotriesrfh ~
Gouverreur 81, %. G ). al u Madison ~
?5iiSs3s: Mamie IcycaSon 10 Louis
Cherev. 2 = 81, mite s2u. blC. ............ 81, 80
Allen 81. 4. E 9, 25S72. Louis Bernstein W
racuS Chocg. Z 5 81, rige SlO.Ooo...... J
EAST SIDE.
(Eda Of FHrh az. bsttrSr Fourteenth and hoo ayy
ssd At, $40 r, s5Iig.2. Frederick Eichle 70
Anna BuckIey. uige sls.s 800 7 ....-... q
9th AZ, e s, Is : n h9th ~. rs. 2xl0H. 2; Lilius
G.ace TO GustayusL Lawrence. I S S51, mtge
:tl ay, n e or s0th ST. q. 2Si02 :: lIllius
Grace - JOSEF h J Lawrence. ' 5 $40. mtgs
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Wanttd fsnalts.

A RTiFt~fAL FLOWERS % fiist dss designer
n wAuisd ggd y ,.IOn one 81 Ightrafty
SISONDS 4 LEVINE. 80 Blseckefst
A RrIPIClAl FLOWERS Wanted. tsvti.nced
n rose mdk'fs ard b~rsDo1sfs App slvek,
L. TRACER. o. To- vS Pltecscr.
RTIPiCtAL FLOWERS Good fps. mabcrs
~ vantd fELDsiKiN a AhBER 7oA
btuadway.
7 ADY on GENTLEMAN to study s'rnnsrsphy
IL In feru,aSle cturi '~epor,sf's 0hhccs vhrre ihey
will be as'ur.d Lucrative po,llop nhen caIablc
?. LtSK. 80 Broadway
UMBRELLAs-wy,.d operators 10 uim para'oir
DAVIES. 10 walker 81
WANTFD-A st.clnssssn uaFfr ou A'iddal
w flowers: good sala'y ard ,ttsdy. to.i Ion 70
com petcn' person. Apply to II, evu
Broadway
VOtNC GIRL TO d, hnd,fy work.
j McCLrHE'S MAGAZINE, I<l East 3eth -
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Millinery and l~rtssmxk,us.

EuRS HLNoDELL.ED. altered, rcpai.ed; sealsthl
Il Persian, ipade into This seasons styles; oapes.
coats. blOusss, Etons, stBARKER'S,i III Nestssth 81
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Once Of
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT
AND INFORMATION

1E8 NTH Ave,
Mis-. Wild win supply the bes, n servants only: CIV
ig her personal attention 10 the iDvtstig ation OF ref.
er"nces: horNekceper;. Tovercssc-; choppers ana
cha yer also supplied: houses opened and closed.
Autumn ard svTily.
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Situations sran'sa--Srma'sS.

vptNG LADY WANTS . position - ts'sphohs
~ eht-p- ~ ore ,slt IN one ~ Iuhllo building
bs'ins Ove tvo y'a's' stpefIspc. .Addgts
VI \ q fiNhsv
NhUNG WOMAN As COMtEfrNT tOuKi cod
rte 'rrss D. % DO, s1y sun uptnsp once.
iss5 rftsdshy
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g. Ia Gasoopre. from Havre 70, New Yorf.
S. 81, Louis. from South ampion for New YotD
6. Columbia, from Naples for New York.
Sc E,ruria, from LIVERPOOL for New York.
S. Ccyic. from Liverpool for New YORK..
Sc Empress Of India. from Hong Kong for vsao0.
vrr.
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Nantrd-Males.

ssIsTANT FOREMAN In blank book factory.
n b. boz 1873 SIa ofhc-,
GLASS EORKE4S-Six lamp workers who und;r.
VI stasd vctki'C sdr ptesS, Adde'S g W.
TCTTLE, Fl Eddy g., Providence. II |.
dat PRINTERS thrr0ugtly competent ac-
/ rtstJrel TO printing phoogravuie Hates. STATE
a, ". HISON & 20. 40 Oliver St. Eo,ton. Masa
DHYSICiAN as assistant, gyneeoloei.: preferred;
j god add'e,s and bus ness tact required Apply
P~0LYCLINIC. .al 18th a..
CAIESME.N to sell imp rtsd a-d - meA'ic liquors.
- prncip,lly rm KertIcky vhiss,yH AMI blinds.
case and Ia .cl forts 10 !ohbu = AID sslcon "a .;
gooc chance - he rs 1t mn salstyo OF .coul1's'ion.
X. ). at Adm 4 SON.
co aud ~ + NAterS,
Leiiagon. NY.
SHIPPNl AND STOCK Clerk, ,EXREEl.
ENCED y ACTIVE: GOOD -PtCk tR;
BEST REFERENCES. CONoD. AZ. WEST 9TH.
J-MbRELIAS- Wanted a i9hbef. one vhp under.
I s..ud. his business III roughly. Apply al 5. j..
CAWlEi Is CO, 3Sj-ho btJadNay.
WANTED-Man with good reierrneeS TO manage
W business ~ I'D established hoite aslaiy SIS
per week ana eApsnses. payable zach week. d sci
from headluaIt-fs expense. money ADVANCED; posi-
ttrn rermsnent lnco,e self Gsd,eN,ed STAN ced en-
teIoIe. STANDARD HOUSE. a0S CaI'on building.
Chicago
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DOWNTOWN.
fSoufh Of Fourteenth o.

fSouth Of Fourteenth ~
Henry q, $50; siI-siory tenement: X n Grssnr
berg. 267 Henry n. owner: Sass 4 Small
hdssr, rs PARK row. Architects. cost . ..SxS.o0
fifth av, 70: improvement TO once: j.. 3.
Boomingdale. pren lies. owner. c. T. Reid.
10 Z lSth u, architect. cost .....-.... 100
WEST SIDE
wen o. FsrN az bsrrsr FoVytssn5h and t1o0 ~
OH Az. e2S; improvement 10 tenement and
STORE; T. ". Mantle. 90 9th Av, owner: W
L Twins Sc Sulli. an Of, architect: eost... -
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10Th n, $50: tvo-stofy S'orehouse; . Ichte4
stein estate: IS " 9oth 81. owner; j p n
Eltatrck, ia02 Broadway, archItect, COST.
ISL 81 81. eei-6:s W: I'm prOvcment TO factory
Henry Wendt. 90 Nassau 81, owner: Frank
Wennemer. architect; cost .........
1880 Al. 1876 F.. Improvement 10 stable: Sic
u ileIer. ais6 ~ av' owner: ffAnkln
Bayles. 81 Blblc House. architect, con....
9th az and iibtQ Of, n c cor. improvement 70
store a. Poihholt. premises. owner; X
IAssel. i07 W broadway, architect; cost....
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situa ions 1t'amrd-ftmales.


A iolNG woMAN sno 4 obie.d to assist ~
d,y-isnIt? po .t6 Si iffn %ls T iS,.S gsr po "rm "a " 20 a s Is1s
ne'iiewouan address CoArANiD>, summit NJ.
COMfETLNT YoCNG WUAAN ss wslues, IN
n H. ST b., s 's' SS'afn a uin5.g; once EsTa ,:sS5 Brc s,t'sas'>
COMPETENT beginner In strns:rpphy. with or
y Without reS mAc'r,. neat ~9,a: 10y salary.
CHAMbEHMAID AND MATTRESS. .nru-cl..,
b.. ~ sun uptown "Gie.. :.ss RSS-.iw.y,
CHAMBERLAIN; Swedish: private family; E.a
ond floor ch.mbsrwors ouly sac Ath ~.
('iAGHERMAlp y LAuNpRESSi can fur.
hish hest Ie;sr.nce. l. ~, box $50 sun UP
town oflc-. i26h iiros0way.
('HhMHSEaaIp. Wins TO assist with waiting
Office. 10; Broadway.
CiAMBERMAiD wiling to assist with laundry
once, - NfIHdSry
C~iiAMBEnMAIp AND MATTRESS; best city
T. rfi.reacrs N. H., box ssS Sun uptown onice.
CHAMnERMAiD; can fu-isN rrtc's~s refer,
broadway,
('ouk. clnt.rnish bes, CITY rcfererces would IKE
sos fic.Gvay.
ClRSr Class c2oK. t~si ely .fe,.nr' v,n.
Sun up'"wn orcS. 1905 i'fcsivsv.
ElEST CLASS Nai1RLSS Wound iat poIlpn
i with pfiya'c iam1": - .tcscc>. y L., box 500
sun u 'rwnun = .:Gi Broadw y.
L Az NDRiSS. can furnish nrst-c!a>s I-,etnces,
- would HE position with mel amt y Ia city.
a. q, box 81 sun uptown once, l:6b Brotdway.
,ArHpnEss wiriag 70 % ch~amt"rwoI.; goo
bTs SS593 Sun Uptown Ssce' fi,,sSS ffE.ds.s%sy Ae'''
WANTED position By young woman In the
w subscription department. q so d ne sp. pr or
magalin'; undrrstand, tho worN IN every detail; INST
ella y reference furnished Address ENPLkiENCE,
UoN l73 sun Once.
NNN REcS, eau furnish hts,. ass references.
w would like city position N. ". boa $40 sun
uptown once. :o3 broadway.
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Ginploymrrt 1ureaas.
.-------. .H--~--H-
Bureau of Social Requirements

MRS.
10 WEST 2 ST. Telephone 3ls3-3S.
Desirable positions for capable employees Secre-
tares. governssses, companions, bookkeeret,, house
keepers aud al household positions, for males or fe-
males. Tuiots Tor backward or Invalid boys Pack
ers and days WORKERS provided %Snopptne order.
hNet without charge The heai Estate Department.
deas IN city ord country rssid'lceA aud "a apart.
n.nts ~ the class sought BY rs paI2ns Information
concerning lprOytd Hotels and Boarding Houses
Circulars mailed upon request
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Rseordsi woVsssses
nov rowS.
tsn.'h ~ Tn.rssrfa
where 10 Interest H. stated read : PER osnt1
sth AZ. n . ot suth Il lc.,Ph = lnstrnes 10
illius rtNcs ,nlfr ~ " u Itaeri, I u...
"h ~, -. p, : - spth d, uu.,,tu. T. rs-.
reno, Ia .sms. . D. 4 pet cent so"N
vrsr sIpr.
iF,v o. EtNh AZ. ,,E,,a pop'fssrfs AVID iiNA ss'
sgth o. ny " William ploodr~od md w.
ri NJ 'o American church Fuilding FUND ..
commission, S-. -, ~ cent - ssAo''
and sIfs ~ lIenD ! htHbsr : ~ btefoent 1000
uApLYM
Manhattan I,idHi. rOr's ~ iiOh ~
Manhattan Az. n = cot ii5h 81. Thoms.
Nc, aul and ",l'sm A Soles 70 ben srnin.......
trlhete, due Way 20, 1907. 4 pet cent f1lUIs
Same property ZANE to same, due May 20,
1901. q per cent 10. ...... 10000
nRONt.
(Po'ou1h ~ The BrorsD
benson ,o Isaac J. Dunn. due May 10. 1901.
Same property same to same. due May 10.
1901, 4 per cent ........ ......... NJ
Grand Boulevard and Cuncourse, v q ITS
n ia2d - john z Dunn to Augusta Rossld
81 NJ. escrs. DC. > yt.....- ...... 400
Bsinbndge Az. n vs.. .s3i7 Q v from .
lgtth st, wilbur = Randall TO Julie ?
sdsv' -. S: ] u 3, Paul.. pi: John J 4 Adiey
70 Frances p Hltehmeb yn.. %eoo
n,ng 10 Mitchell Valentine. 5 yrs iAooo
iS6,h H. . A. 100 e Kelly II; Gustav Vieh
10 George ? johnson, 5 yfs, -, per ONT. 1000
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MEXICO mTr ZIP SIDE LINES

wanted by experienced travelling .al-sm.n. nrstcias
ret FENCES :. r. j., box 1913 Sui OfNr..
OfritE ASSISTANT Young -,,n, 10. desires
" position III law OF Tssl s.tsr once. rynrri need.
f-fefehees. H. CROW. 81" West SSH y
SrOCh EXCHANGE Vented By q, tfgetir. well.
- 'tcunn rd,d b akbecp'T, verbatim stn ,gfAnhsr
and iy?evtrr. position 10 bf1set's anu clnn.c'ed
WHY ". y stock Exchange. no ss1Fy tIrtrtd untI
ability . Owed. Addre's H. w., i5S We, lsihN
WANTED Position as supettntend. r, 81 cot st,uc.
W ton or sIpsriIiepdsnt after CON rl.ion: have
had long eIp%tenre In heavy steel buildings. best
rfer-nc. A1drew a n, box ioa sun once.
VouN0 MAN. ia de4res 10 learn mechanical
L trade CT othet trad.
CIR 81, los Moore 81, Brooklyn.
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yo>py yoc ,yyE.TurXT

In New Yorl, would consider an iny-stm. ut where,
say. SO oio cOuld BE- uei advsutHgeouNy
N'thing undtyrlNped must he ests bi .h.u and %. y.
ing business, OF imp'o,-d real estate Whc.r reniais
snl IS ., least 10 investment Advertiser repte%nt.
iuP his own CAP, al vii, confer upy with owners
direct Must submit eronuh data 10 form opl4lon,
same received In Masonic oundenc and retufr-1 II
desired. Option sCprd mprigagcS ~ prD,pICivr
crtcfmtlsos r"t eligible. BusnrSs connection with
German American preferred Address Really
MON'N. box ? Sun uptown once. i:HsBr aiway.
DRlNIING-l no. 9I clrcuih-, !l.2S. card, and biz
i heads. zoe per 100: prklel envelopes Si.ss
~, Loo EDGAR PRINTING AMI SlA
iIONERi co. 5a Wei3Jth -
O. O0n 20 $500" cHlitsl wanted bv established
y 1 ,VVV business no ~. active yong maa can
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New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
PRIEST MINISTER'S TO DYING.
ON DECK OF A TUG HE GIVES CONsOI.A
TIoN AND ABsOLUTION.

1t Father John Brosnan of the Mission Of
Our Lady of The Rosary, in State-st. Manhattan
who seen by hundreds who witnessed the fire
on the deck of tug administering consolation and
absolutOn to many of the victims who went down
with the Saale. Father Brosnan related the fol-
lowing story of his experience:
1t vas about o'clock. while I was walking along
the Battery wall that saw the floating lighters
Henry. who is rector Of the Mission. had told me
Hoboken e'''''s u 'ie'e 0e'ns hre IN
As neared the pier of the dreboat New-Yorker
saw tugs bringing in the injured. They were laid
on the hoor OF the trehouse and many III them
and had the holy oils and breads sent over The
Church allows conditional absolution. and did not
we're carried to the hospitals Then learned fIn 1Tg
the hremen OF the gravity of the fire. fireman
provided me with rubber coat and | went TO the
We Went frst to the saae BY the time we aT
many bea6 % and S faSes I0oStn of 'HShg, M saw
They were too far away from TO be reached
that He brought me there FOR il did seem as
though had brought consolation TO some of thern
frSnzied they seemed resigned 10 die ana ]
the last moments in praying with me Oh IT was
terrible 10 think that. with so many about help
one man 1 saw looked out of the second port
hole. lie was ten feet away from those who could
twenty-seven years OF age. and wore blue jumper
ana blessed % nm I'M Slvhs nm dissolution He un-
head. | will never forget the look on that mans
face 1t one Of resignation. sublImity and ap-
peal
Back OF him could the flames rolling and
aging hercely. Each minute that elapsed brouehf
the water up inches him IL came nm
slowly and surged about his face. lie struggled
terribly to keep his head out of the portfolio. THE
water covered his head twice one last look of ap-
peal and he sank back. We saw him no more
Perhaps the most horrible suffering next 10 his
10 feel that you were near him and could not
aid him.
Captain Roberts of the tug Mutual proved himself
hero Where he could do the most good, there he
was. saved many who would otherwise have
burned death.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
PROBABLE PLANKS OF PLATFORM
DECIDED DIFFERENCES OF OPINION on
FORM OF SILVER ADvoCACY

Kansas City. No. July 1.-The platform 10 be
adopted by the Democratic National Convention
will contain declaration for the free coinage of
silver at the ratio OF is to !. unless Mr. Bryan
changes his attitude. and each fresh arrival from
Lincoln brings renewed assurance that the fore
ordained nominee OF the Convention is maintaining
his position in favor Of the declaration
Occasionally a delegate De found who will
take the position that not even Mr. Bryan can be
allowed to dictate the party's platform. but a
majority agree that all the delegates are prac-
ticslly instructed for the denomination of the can
didate Of 1886. he has exceptional right to ask
have the resolutions harmonize with his views
on any al subjects
However, while IT is true the Indications point
strongly 10 the specific utterance above outlined
there is still very determined opposition such
course. This opposition apparently originated with
former Senator Hll. of New-York, and his follow
ing, and il has been taken up by other leaders in
various parts Of the country. The Tsmmany inter
est OF Eew-York appears to be entirely reconcIed
TO any silver plank, however extreme but other
factions unite in opposing il. Judge Van Wyck
Elliot Danforth and J. Brisben Walker all unite
with ex-senator Hill in this position though dis
agreeing with him to motives. Mr.. Danforth