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New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
SAYS COLD WILL END GRIP EPIDEMIC.
THERE WERE EIGHrY-Two FATAL CASES OF THE
DISEASE LAST WEEK

Dr. T. c. Taylor. assistant register of the Boart
of Health. said yesterday that If the present cold
grip sky high.
There were eighty-two fatal cases Of grip In the
week ending at noon yesterday, and forty-fve
fatal cases from the same cause In the previous
week.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
VERDICT FOR $4,000 FOR HAN AND WIFE

WOMAN SUED PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD FOR
INJURIES RECEIVED IN ACCIDENT IN 1899
Court Jersey City, for $1,000 in favor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert VI. Barry. of Arngton-ave.. against
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Mrs. Barry
asserted that she was injured for life In an acc-
dent in a train September "a, 1899. The counsel
for the company declared that Mrs. Barry had
been Improperly treated by physicians. In a for
mer suit verdict for $4,000 was set aside by the
Supreme Court because at the first trial only one
physician testified that Mrs Barry's injuries were
permanent. AT the second trial six physicians
testified that such the case.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
DEPARTURE OF JUSTICE BARTLETT.

Justice Willard Bartlett of the Appellate Divis-
ion of the Supreme Court Second Department.
sailed yesterday afternoon for Porto Rico. where
he will remain month He is suffering from
neuralgia in the head and neck, and expects to be
benefited by visit to a climate. He will
also go to Havana and Key West.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
RoOKLYN CAMERA CLUB EXHIBITION.

The annual Photographic exhibition OF the Brook
lyn Camera Club of No. $50 Manhattan-ave
Brooklyn. will be opened on Thursday evening and
continue until Saturday evening. The rooms will
be open until 1880 o'clock each eyer'~~
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
Don't All Speak at Once,

After breakfast this morning go direct 10 vopr
and tell him that you want pamphlet copy Of
soney printed. finely illustrated. Price rs cents.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
HUGH M'LAUGHLIN DEPARTS.

LEAVES BROOKLYN WITH FRIENDS FOR HIS AN
NUAL TRIP TO FLORIDA
ExRegster Hugh Mclaughlin the veteran Dem
ocratic boss of Kings County left Brooklyn for his
annual visit to Florida yesterday afternoon He
was accompanied by Mrs. Mclaughlin, ex-Fire
Chief and Mrs. Thomas F. Nevins. Frank Nevins
jeremiah Quaid. Colonel Thomas Kerrigan the
two Misses Kerrigan and Robert Furey. Mr.. Nc
laughn goes to Merritt Island, the Indian
River. where he will remain until April.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
MUST BUY OUT OR FIGHT.
Continued from pnge one.
GATES A STUMBLING BLOCK.

date if the steel companies decide TO accept the
Carnegie proposition.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
SIMPSON, CRAWFORD & SIMPSON.
DRESS GOODS in WOOL.
DRESS GOODS in COTTON.

The established
fabrics all FoudeteS
illustrate French English Scotch and German makers send charming
MousseEn LInde Zhyr Madras Linen a
SkrtngS; than hope catalogue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
MIx-UP.
Incidents Following the Eepemcnt Of
Married Folks Prom Jersey.

Eighteen months ago Gustav Hegeman.
a bicycle dealer OF West Hoboken. and a
married man. eloped with the wife Of his
friend. John Ringel Of Union Hill. They
w0p, % California. Mrs RinRel taking her
only child. a girl about 10 year, old. with
her. Mrs. !iegeman sued her husband
and Ringel sued his wife for divorce. Both
obtained DEGREES. and the court declared
that Ringel should have the child. Mrs.
Hegeman and Ringel. after their respective
spouse- had deserted them. saw q good
deal 81 each other. A few months w
Ringel PROPOSED 10 Mrs. H~egcinan and
they were married Tney are living IN
Union Hill.
About a month ago Hcg-mah died In
California, Mr. Ring. returned 20 Wet
Hoboken on Friday, bringing her child
with her. Sh" says hat she and Hegeman
were married In California, and she b here
To claim some death benefit money due
her A. his widow She went 20 live with
the family Of Peter Weigsnd Of summit
avenue and Dodd street.. West Hotoken
Ringel called there IN Friday night and
demanded his hid The mother. refused
10 surrender It. and the girl herself eleSi"d
% remain with her mother hingel then
appealed to Police Captain Usher, who
saws he can do nothing In the matter
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ROrHFSTER NAN tRRFSTED.
shar,c- Ner,hrup wsn,-si for Forging
Sc, ~raI thrrhs.

Charles Northrup. a salesman employed
bv the Consolidated Hardware Company
Of Rochester, was arrested ia this city
on Friday night by DS'tective Serg"ants
Tinker and kienan nj the ~teleSraphic
,euueSi OF IN. Rochester Ihief Of Police
Nor hrup IL charged with forgery 81 checks
amt grand Larceny. In the jefferson Market
police cour' yesterday he a. held to a~ ait
The ARRIVAL ~ "A Rochester officer
The detectives said that Northrup's
picture IL ia the Roguc-' Gallery and that
81 had s.rved two wears IN prison f,r for
gerN.
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Neu Publications.
GOETHE.

II 4. nearly a century stnc. Oo-th~ WAS ~
the height u his intellectual greatness II Is
yet TOO soon 10 accord him MS exact rank
among msnkind's too brief li~t Of great
writer. and thluAer, Certain u -. how
ever. that. as Homer and Nirgi! have stood
IN. t~,f of ages. - will Goethe Among m"
more modern writers las plac, l. b"sid"
Bant~ and Shakespeare He Faust and
how many who have listened to Gounods
wonderful opera hAv, read Gocth.'s even
NOR. Sunderful original is considered by
some 20 b- superior " any Of Shakespeare
plays OfGo.the's "Faust writer has said
-Each line - made t. stand Tor eternity
not a word l. thrown away. IA, poem hhs
entered a.. /, whole into IN" mind and Thought
OF modern Germany nearly ever expression
hA. became = household word
Hut II il not upon Faust alone that
Goethe : reputation rests He WAS a. pro
linc a writer as Shakespeare, md hts per
son.litv IL one 81 the most interesting ~ be-
found in the history ~ the ent.r" rae"
In. public will therefore bs glad q learn
that = complete translation 81 Goethe works
IN English. OF rather a compilation % trans
latipns. may nov be had Tie work l. pub
nsA,.d In ten handsome volumes. beautifully
illustrated aud tIe trtnslat"rs include some
Of the most renowned men ~ letters since
Goe,he, day. among them being Thomas
CARLYLE. Henry wGdsworth iousiellow and
Sir Walter scot,
Tbe-s sets are bound In slk cloth aud
half morocco, and 40 finer workman ship n
o. be- found nvwh-r" than d, displayed In
these ten beautiful volumes They are IN
every way worthy % the great German
author
specimen pages. terms. 4c. will be -ent
on application Address
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
Gen. k,ipatrich's to lie D~ii'
Gated an Oct 10.

WFsr poIST, Oct. II. The monument
erected Al we~, Point Go IN" memory ~
Malor-tien. Jud-on kilpainck viii be
dedicated with imposing ceremonies un
Wednesday Afternoon. OVt 10, a. ? O'Clock
TIE <~~r~tnunies will b" under the g. Ar
poets & New York Cty Address will
t. made by Congr~~-nAn = u lompkiu-
of NyAck. Col 4 l. Mills and other dis
tn guished army ofr~rr,,
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STAMFORD, Conn. Oct. 1? J L. Carter,
the inventor. and his submarine boat,
trace Of which was lost for a time after the
alleged accident to IA. craft when IL Was
said 10 h. under the water on rcniield Reef,
Bridgeport. nave APPEARED again In local
waters The submarine boat came INTO
the outer harbpr late Yesterday after
noon under tow. She anchored there for
about two hours and then went under
toward New York. where she will he dry
docked and o~verhAuled
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
WRINkLEs ~ TRACTION BOOKS,
Nr. vreeland says Uo wN Taking to
Accountants. Not To the Press.

When traction stoke. particularly N"tro-
politsn shares, became weak on tn" stock
Exchange Yesterday. some persons az
counted FOR this weakness by the remark
made by President yreelsnd Of the Metro
%yolitan at the meeting OF street railway
accountants on Friday.
There are certain items In your ac-
counts. MIR. vr.eland IL reported TO have
said. which when carried % your books
look very well from the standpoint OF a
street railvay accountant. Hmt They might
better be left cut. A. they would he hard
for the President Of the road Ia get around
n called uUon tefore certain public bodies
to explain IA they meant
In Wall Street YESTERDAY u was sup
pn-.-i itai Nit NreclAnd had Ia mind the
contest over the ConstitutiOnalitv of Nv"
New York Franchise Tax Law now h"tnR
srguei IN referee proceedings M Albany
MIR Nreeland when asked about ms re
marks replied that Ice was taking 4" ac-
countsutS. Iot to ia" pres
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
situations itan,ed- Walts.
10 sIAIIONTRs

10 SIAUONTRS.
HtNrTeutet man wants g. sitlun a. FOREMAN
a. NI.drD thoroughly competent 20 handle men
~ .trt.atIr. energetic and prompt and well M 10
81 rfznclcs ~ tne business ANY one .Appfechi
~ az .erlgrs ~ surh ples ~ answer hCSIlfh,
bI' Its sun oTrr.
ANANnITIuf : energetic voung man, = graduate
bl.a ufr li fsfY and a tuzu"~s ~llleLs sUh alm"si
tao Years ~ cane enre lu hDlng, once assistance
and ifre maua F~Iuert desires permanent tsusltlul
" O. ssd pafp ihot"ut D Enusleiy, If double rn'fY
l,lE,sprv not affAa - Furl ~rcrilent references.
AddI.s,b b, l,ttsf j u 10 q. ~ last i,sia ~
Cpph ANpRfTLlR Tf-~t daN iApsnese wants
s%'tr,tIur. gentleman plscc - small family gn'd
T~,mnrpd.UonS JOSH fAIsneSe Mission. lu'
last az. -
ENGINEER. machini,' licensed sohef and reliable
d,utmus. l, mHenines un'r building - h'tIN al
f,p.r'1y TNGiNEER boa rs sun uptoan once
sd Ifaduay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
w,a.- a Su,-,.ie q, az lear

Wurr PLAINS. y a. ~ Mn
ItE,l-'l T,ipp. 81 VAR I'D. Uido~ - ~"
la'. i~vs 1rrI. committed -ui,1c" hy
B.. s,ns l.r-lf "slr tti. morning m tr'
g ID. o. 80 fru- - i-r daush'"f NJ
Traf. O. tHh. uI NfHrnC strv-t ME-
TnfH vas frHfuIHf-rI r tla-~4al uhufrh
,rt atd .s- ,.fv ftrhiy -si--u-d iicr
huslanI diedA var Asg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
Al.pam. a, the srooIi,n ,ard for Repair,.

In. blttlcship Ahlama arrived ~ the
Nav YArl. Bro,klvn. YESTERDAY for ~
p~ir. and n sou.nl ci"aning 81" has
i--n cnI,siag on tho Virginia ~tres Ia
xuu prNcticN lat mo.th ~" ia-ilch gun
81 the Toward ppr turrrt Nas lady dam.
as~i. u is saiI th' te-f 10 10" alan,
turrpi. wAs satisfactorN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
situations Waaird -ftmalrs.

p.''tsn 50 so',mss, & children undsf u b., re.,i
f..ssI' sii's Il. c OF %i & S'ssh,,' A d OF ''
nLApN PHYSICIAN sculd .ss chAfs- Of u
'a.d g. C~au'o-uia tenn moderate Address ] p
b'a Isu sun orlo,
RtsrEC1AHLf MIDI, ased hdy =, NOUS,
..1 rTg'' ~ tddi, - 80 :. 40, s.,, 10 81 's q, s.is oic Ro6,n.'n.
tUuPETtNI Ooh vould No. 10 obuin = Ios uou
o. pI,at' f7mis. t~st II fsfccuees y toA SO
San upt"su uLrs. 1893 hTSadsa1
D-RESsyNNEV With hfEs stPerenrs rrsdy 10
u4Ik Iuf .drs dssfiug Lrt rss- ,huirs and ~ ISL
s,sn' wo-E srudaf. OF merit MADAM GILL
\ co. Mrst a1u u
rN~urRENrrp rARIoRNAiD -ould M. =
-, atom .U .HNsls famiy, ts'eIsaces IA y, tA
say sun u.tISr oTcs. l.Gi nto-dwAs
F~N,LLIENT IArNpHrSs wishes a. obtain a
tr'iHu IN private family 'u rl oan fHfn,,h evoa
f'''u,er " 90. t"S so sun Uptown oios $50
i~Hadsa,
rIRST Class RArTRrSS u',aes :, procure a
siHltuu .n pr,ats family m city zen furnish "a
cr'-UI reference, u Mo-, Ia aT5 sun upton %
One 30. b~rladsay
HuI>rKRrpuKS Si'us,inn wanted 10y an
American Widow having met with recent teNers-s
would Accept = situation In a refined home asAe
dru am neat and Orderly good manage best
90 reference would allOulpAuy a faull g'lht
~,-f,iccs 70. N fare. 'of : have resided Ia CALI
..ii's@E~ NRaaaTa..SS fmnt asIRSSiiri-' 10, 90 SaS oaSe
LADY srENoGpAPHER deslr,s god position.
~, iinstou operator e,p.rsnced reference, iuf.
usUrI D c-f, Mar. a-t bss, iath "
HS C|NpA So American . mAa. lr'i
sstsri % Invalid assist ho4s-K-rpiur no n%1'r-t'ns
/ Ir,,,ng 90 reference } e., BIT 20 SUI lp1o~u
uHre. 'ef1 hfuadsa1
SkILIrf RES Tot nns~i work ~
u1n.uug machines 90 chemicals - t-sI, rt = tah,
.i rJ4lt up@n ar a. ins Mas Ltt. it'' hf"9a
80.
IIOEuIG only COMPETENT r~hAMnERMAiD
walt, w. ohtt,u "a pSs.on iu If|gats fsmub 10 cl
excellent fefy'rftes A " Dh SIS sun uptnNu
ono. 800 uradNay.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR % zen ysst. ON
t.4uus c~Np@fi-Iv s,ruSysS 10 switchboard Sufs
a. f-- similaf position N b'siufsN or'atistnrii
co. arse lass hutfI fsfsfsno~s AIghrSi chsfh6rf. =
p-rrror unqusstonAble. address Ntss .. ISL
lAs' f. u stfrrt. Nsw Noft
ISIriI. NuUNn lAtnrularI, sf~Ats french shd
Tf.IsU rApsfrur~d huusrNuIkef private family
]fefrtuor b nAsnAN. aa- iAss a.d n
Np.Nu IAut. s,'uogtaptsf aud UPesh,af
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
ICAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS

or Real rsiat, TOT cash. no MATTE vh,i, u - Ssnd
drsCtiption and yfVe and SCI my successful p.n
v Al 1880 North American hGg
Philadelphia So my tg adj q saturday Evening
iusL uuuuok aud al thr magazine
HOMES SPECULATION MAKE your monsy
u Stn earn 80 b. SOC monthly IayHhlc fNffF IS
DAYS. Snd fof our new hnk. Suu.sSfm SystrH
attic Speculation. mailr1 frfs tlls huN ~ ugstAtr
on tho grain u~fts, sltholt los hichesi c'rnm'f
~iRtnEkl'k = FARMER, nUsrr. - "a sale
~ thltAgu. VI
SrEAN CHAIN fERRN. running between Rnnf
out y. V. aud Sle.htbufg ust inrruc o. nnoa year
snip, ard dcck front v.lushis des,siS - molldihs
s@nd dseiings aud stores rented mansor. ntS
tehUu CHARLES COtTANI Kingston. y \
u.On WILL PURCHASE well astAtllshsd MI.
Iinsp dufs iccated on the teSi business thofough
fare b. irYunue y , ArilI g.
~NrisuNAtp a wic6lNS 80 hrsdsAy
LARGE CnRNER GROCERY. patt a., rront
established - ar stss stsrg barss . wagons
dains al sIceiieEt business c~u-f teutns ti0s
- "a ~
cp1p PAVING CnAL AM iCf Rutrr h.sI
pan f rly esnhishsdsy.su gsuc hnfss ana ~sgan
hn a. a ~
SALON Nyese1 AZ, nu.lln see cofru
ovu.f on Pros $50 sTftNGtI 90 "a az
"a ACuI IARN rae oouu'y r. ~ fcsu
hsus' G4ils"n heus hAn unrr iie"
srFtNefT a. "a -
ahAHGAIN reuE.saf asuts 81 houss .th
saHs N-.1 asu a. - gfAiea shus tludiug rr $50
""" SrflNouT q. "a ~
UluNfSHrn Roon HOUSE 49, sal At.
No. nr@dsai ~ r-us asssuuI tglrtshsc
VS. sGses sFtf liW ~ Ifunt ~uunltal. InS-
SllS - - s'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
ATTACKS YOrNG GIRLS.
supervisory To 10 Asked TO Oner . Reward
for D Ri,~rhead Wan.

RuERHEAp, l.. !, oct II The Board Of
Supervisors will he asked at their next
meeting 60 offer a substantial reward for
IA. arrest II the tall man who wears n
CAP vho has been for some time past
attacking Young girls ~hercabouts Deputy
Sheriff David Naddeu/ aid TO-DAY that he
had evidence against a resident 81 ttis
village. Madden -aid that he thought he
could fa-t.u all 81 the crimes committed
against young women ft-'"ntlv upon one
man.
some weeks ago = ruan attempted e.
kidnap tNtly--year-oli Grace West, a
daughter uf a prominent clergyman Last
"Wednesday a man at'R"ks-i fpurt -en-v"ar-
old Milhcent Conknn. daughter 80 a wealthy
builder. and un Thursday a man answering
the description given - IN" criminal IA
a.. two former outrage attempted 10 a.
saul, -iNt.en-vear ola Lave Rogers while
81. was passing Il Coaiyard n~H the rail
road tracks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
81 .ooO 600 live stock Prizes az worlds
Ialr.

~. Iorts. Oct. y IN" 81. Louis Ma
tional Live Stock Association Offers syo.o"o
prizes FOR The ly" stock exhibit a, the com
Ing Worlds Fair. provided tho directory
gives another 500 40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
Antnts N'autrd.

AGENTS We HANE NBw PATENT THAT
IL selling Ike wildhfe. hundreds " agents are making
t2a and over every DAY Your cuktufnefs NAni =
ffssa supply even tao w four wees Nouf "netr
vUl 30 such that no man of = man ON fTuse ~
elusive te-ftID guNfautesd Ss start you rthnul
AM uu~t a. Investment W rusfAntss y soma you a
fun linz ~ samples tree We only Esnt msu ~ hlllil
W. tr and s-rufr free 0uift and ~teffitotbf hNAhNA
60. a. fgl. Cincinnati -
'gINTS NTut~i O. .el souvenirs ~ ouf l-'e Itss
dent ralurt prptss. "a, dos gold piAir mimic re-,
.r .trrI pH.u afafsi hIttpus. % duf AusteH.
- sr', al once JOHN 7 stS-BN. Sol tuA~
q. nR'tmDft. Ma
So \ N1NrH selling largest b.st $50 NE
Nt.H'r. seSsssfnauuu. a. Al who bJ oar n"A
g~t nee s. int Of ~ kinds nuesi tlflrt N1p. ant rcf
iu'usfs. On This plaH agents nrAdf4pis Sales - pi
cent r.uiutxsiuI PAID send 10 cents Tor ~nnpir'-
b. A and ~ uu,i, Gan supply am 8 o. rditgu
ADVANCE ron 90. CindnnAu. y
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nomtsnt servants Han!ea.
T~.l.pholr Can. ICES Mad NJ
roREfidiT kyn poMrsuc
MALE \ IEMALE
Az prr,srycf EMPLOYMENT ''Rr'r
VII W" SrnicrIY INVESTIGATED
servants tfcaSiug fu4H-sreut su H. o."
missed itun omct aud i,ucii al dams {" fee .
brooklyn once. - Ne,n'
usANHFRuAIns. Swedish ooc.s. 80 to 90
laundf- rs w,I,s'sss. ttrlrrusIlS -1"-,ss -"
Wasf Hnd .uuu. Auudrr~er Whu o. 'h'u-fi
Enrlish Adie, ns'i'. buffers Second and thfo urr
servants 10 all oagAcius, s,.,.~i um,ds,'s
brooklyn once. ~ Ns'lu.N
%CpMrEIENI Saed.,H .eruAa ,nd Ensg'h
~oks o. 90 g. r.ugHso-ps's. NrspIu. 'Afisn tIiE
N%,s,ss ,. .i.l a'' daaa, n,5-s ~ iisrs,a,
vie wages. 80 f, 60, s. r,'g'gg~
ENGLISH NURSERY GpvrUNESS t- o.Id
'FeAf' OLD sage So 'rjn1! r','fa az, il,a ,''
~TRSI-LhsS put Cog oui - town wage> tcn
ont, thoroughly cumgsicnt owes s'u I-f~'n"l ''i-'
suoe, need Apply ~w"i- ! -er.h cod .mtn Pc
- West saith 81. Room -
IRFNtHo or LEHMAN LADIES HAIuS vag@s
So 90 So I'fs'nal ftisre1crs iieq''i,a
hN = Aaiat TO - ''
GtrNAN or SwEDl,u Cppk iof family II
three ia city wages SIS rst references f~Hu'frl
Ns l. SErLN. 10 East Fad II
Girl or Upstairs work > adults private house
&c 800 NCst tzist -
GERMAN GItI g. ouok e,sr art iron ,sdulis
private house 80 80 VEST LIST vt
IAVNuRFSsT, a. ro ~ Nor. ovu, N-~ lo.
chsile. IArchuaua Nubruuk. stamford, iNrsIial'.
Infi he,ief. I4sf D.t.ur, ft.ngint. lien sifhI,
IuNrdn tlTs. uy-t-' b1H, Hfrs' Nrrs hrd -
London u4Ec.. So 81 So 80 references f'UI'frd
M :. SIELN ~ fa.t H-i q
lArNpUESS N ~ tu rUaghs-eres Wsse' 40.
Nj, l. sEEIS. 10 Past 80 81,
TAKIORNNiU ISL WAITRESS. wage So
h. so god refefsuJ.s rcHUf-t
Nts l. SILLY. "a rAS, Nd 1t
P~RIIESTANT guANHEHMAlD ~ private
iamIy . city. waco. So '%e'c'suce> required
Ns ! NttlN. ~ East 'd g
PROTESTANT WAITRESS fut ufi.1's '.uly
In rut. wages. Is gHHd fsfer'rrrs required
Nr> l. SHELLY. 10 ia>t W II
SWEDISH WAITRESS. Alsu p,flurms'f ." - g.
NausuuusCk. god sage I#t~fuhi f~'rfru'r, ~
guIrrd NJ T. SlLlA. ~ fast A-d ~
SwLpISu IAUNuRrSS O. ~ ~ wh'estaue.
1 ~aErN i-a r'fcrLtts Et4u'rsd
Ms O. SIgiN. 49, Iasi aed st
SWEDISH l~1CHrNMAp u ru to Tuxedo
InfE sag-N So. fsfrf~us-s required
Mr. J.. SEtLN. 10 Past SD 1t
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Maahd-8lAl0.
EuR r s.

WANTED - BY a leading
City house a designer capable
of managing fur workroom, taxi
ing orders, repairs and altera.
tons. Applicants must be OF
the very highest class with long
experience. A higher price will
be paid to the right man than
any one in this line is receiving.
Apply by letter. Address FURS,
l.. f., Box l23. Sun office.
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Arm, lieutenant Under Arrest for theft.

CHICAGO, dot ~ Lieut. % Mcbrd.
Of the United state Army, who IL on a
furlough from Manila, was arrested to-day
by the Detroit police On the charge Of lar
C,uy Mcbride wss taken on a fugitive
warrant FOR ~. Chicago police Tie T.
wanted here on the complaint 81 n North
side woman for the alleged larccny 81 sotne
diamonds.
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OSTRICH FEATHERS SEWERS, CURRIERS',
PACKERS; STEADY WORK; BEST PRICES,
ALSO WORK GIVEN OUr TO RESPONSIBLE
PERSONS. R~OSENShlNE BROS, U-j5 FAST
10Th 81.
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SHOES FIRST. CLASS CUT
TING ROOM FOREMAN; ALSO
FOREMAN TOTAkE CHARGE OF
FINE GOODYEAR AND HAND
TURNS. STATE EXPERIENCE AND
REFERENCES; ONLY CLASS
MEN CONSIDERED. ADDRESS
SHOES, BOX iS6 SUN OFFICE.
A COMPETENT Of hair fnAmsnts
'of evening veal Appi, By letter only. ) " y
v. kAsi ian 81
QUALIFIED M Luxe sALESMEN are IN
WED IN call and invpset the nev publication OF N
Naltsr Bunns a. lai san AZ. original lntfuduclons
And Sliug plans vii make lit~fal c1nuacs hf
southern ttffituf1 curesiDndfnr ih'Ned
taBRElJAS An sVp.fiencsd umbrella order
elsfF a ur,ssrsut t,vuo6 uith rod ~lay. W Que
Who understands ths business WHITE a hAJ'lt'
= Union square
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Piluet makers. rose makers and learners
also work gNen home. Best pdses paid.
GOLDBERG & HARRISON,
CAS- Broadway.
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Paifuts.

PATENTS Tot in,enuons procured promguL 5s
rates HDEnER A hRiEStN urank ' hnesenl'
Ilton Huildtns. ~ nassau 81. Nsv Nofs
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aaiihntrp and n~rsssmaking.
for sam.
Personal NoitetS.

MORPHINE oriTN. LAlDANth, to'AlNt
t.Jt mV,sf cured. VIII lBfutm you " harm
T. permanent hoas cur. kn BALDWIN b.,
l.Ie tuCAsu
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OSTRICH FEATHERS GOOO SEWERS
WANTED ON O>THCh BOAS HIGHEST
PRICES PAID. TAYLOR & CO, % EAST
,OTH STREET.
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HRuffh-Yfuller.

ARTIFICIAL RS
WANTED. FlRST-CLASS ROSE
MAKERS AND FLOWER MAKERS;
STEADY WORK; HIGHEST PRICES
PAID. ALSO BRIGHT, TIDY
GIRLS TO LEARN. APPLY ALL
WEEK. l.. Prayer, % TO %
BLEECKER ST.
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Artificial Flower Braachsrs and Learners.

Good vases steady work
: zfIMER F~ELnSTElN. az BnoadsAy
ALL KINDS 81 noref and foliage makers Al>oI
learners paid while leAfning SAMUEL DAME
CIR. - Blceckef Vt
FANCY FEATHERS EIp-flenoed romyau
maker hfanrbsfs THOMAS " WOOD a co,
esg hfusdsby
Fancy FEATHERS Experienced hands ,is
siflngsfs and learners. good pay julius SAlh
a co - Prime -.
rANDy FEATHER ana piaue, ms ker- wanted
SplNGARN O., broadway
IANCN fUATHERS bright. tidy leamen
wanted paid while gaping J. HENRY a co.
7i broadway
FANCv FEATHERS Experienced pAs,ers good
J fMAN. 81 Bond N
GOOD HAND h wutt on tsny ieath.rs and Hou
err also learners n STEIN IS EAG ah II
PpLtsuERs on silver nov,lne, Apply Pts
CHILL NksSLtR A IS crosby 1t
UMBRELLAS Unlshsfs on oASs ALLISON
a lAMalN. 30 HroadsIy
WANTED L.dcs H. o. writing At home s,lAfy.
SIS p1 pef mont. sncinse stmp fuf feslJ Adde'S
MRS ADA RAP Port Lawn =
WAIVED Boot r,therrts, folder, and pasists
HARPER a BROTHERS. Ffaukilu square. Ncv
Nyts a.
Nui NG LADY NV study ms sisnosfaphv. Nul
- finished IN c'uft 'tIursTs N - nhrf' sh@ MI
he assured permanent fs1sIron wlrn fNpsft
1t So. =. hfutfNag
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ST. BsrthoIom.w's Empioymtnt Bureau

All EAST s1b ~
GrlkN AuudfrSsss. Walitrs~~s. rhau - HiaiuN
chAmtrfmstds Aut satfcs,eN maids c"Ns ana
huudfcsscs, EItrlsuniaidS wanted At once
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700 Buys old established. vel established
hotel. With property heated else o. Inslcsuod.
y ). nv estlsste this opportunity --Nppy 10
MCDONALD A MltuINN. 81 broadway.
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FpR SAIF a v~1 .sA hlishsi L~thogtspi nc
and printing plant ip,aied prominent tN Of Nss
Jersey pIIcr. 5 son. 90 all hAr partner Niuhs
b. bus half frtsr,f AVr'f o.
McblNALu 4 MOONS -, Broadway.
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a NIT NUMUFR OF SHARES s gcf cent
preferred stock dividends acrumulHt'He principal
iedrrmahlr n desired "a ~hsls cIu,rfthls mt ON.
mon stock price below pst value and cafrleS Common
~ NcIsiNAi.B A HIGGINS. - Ptosdway.
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ti.ooo RJYS old established hotel M re PoNep
long kase. modsfAS tent. Pun particular ~
NeisONAlD A HIGGINS, 55g brsdwsy.
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Hanird-M alcs

CARPET LAYER - THOROUGHLY TX
pERiENCED AND TEMPERATE, 10 CUT
AND LAY CARPETN RIfERtNCt> Rs
OUlRED. i4s, BROADWAl, BROOkLlN.