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points In a number Of standard rail-
road stocks, and specialties, in the first
hour, Texas and Pacific, and Ontario
and Western being heavily bought for
London account Early weakness de-
in Sugar, but it did not Immediately af-
feet the whole market. After the large
outside demand had been partly salts
fled some sharp advances were caused
among the Junior Vanderbilt stocks
| running in some cases I'D to over 5
points. The Wheeling and Lake Erie
stocks were quite prominent. as were
Pittsburg, G., c.. and st. Louis, the ex-
press company stocks, General Electric,
North American. Amalgamated Copper,
Consolidated Gas and number of min
or specialties. The Southern Railway
stocks, ST. Paul and the Pacifcs made
a show of strength at one time, and hte
in the day the Hooking Valley stocks
and the Toledo, ST. Louis and Western
stocks were moved up even after the
weak. In the late drop Denver and
Rio Grande lost 31a, Burlington 8, Wa
bash pref 81, Great Northern pref
"a, st. Paul over points, and a large
number of the principal active stocks
from 1 to points. The stocks which
had been made points Of resistance re-
tanned part Of their gains at the close,
although they were materially below
the best prices. Uneasiness is caused
by the apparent difficulties ahead of
the foreign money markets, incident to
the requirements for the coming Ger
man and British loans. The Upward
course of exchange arouses the appre-
tension that gold may go abroad. The
continued drain of the government rev.
enue surplus Is also regarded with in
creasing seriousness, and the specula-
tive contingent does not maintain to
the full its expressed confidence that re-
demption of governments bonds will
certainly be resorted to save the stock
market from a money pinch To-day's
payment Of s25,000,000 on account of the
steel syndicate subscription unsettled
the loan marke. to some extent, but
there was no notable rise in money
rates.
The bond market continued active
and reactionary in spots. Wabash de-
bentures broke 35s from the highest. To-
tai sales par value $4,000
United States refundng Is coupon
advanced "a per cent. on the last call.
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pol,,s Wonderland rh.n.er.

The Beaux and Bellies company came,
saw and conquered the town last night.
The bellies are charming and the beaux
are graceful. When the eight appear In
the beautifully arranged dances and
tete-a-tete walks to the melody of
catchy songs, the house warns to the
pretty sight. and the result last night
was great number of recalls. This
dainty hit is the best ensemble act ever
given in vaudeville, and 1t is not exag-
geration to say that the girls are beau
tiful and charming. Carroll Johnson,
the minstrel, has number Of the bet
ter class Of Coon songs. which, with
monologue and pretty step or two
he gives in spirited style Mr.. and
Mrs. Jennie Barry are a big hit in the
comedy, MRS. wilkins Boy" The
farce by James T. Kelly and company
also scored many laughs, and there is a
bright olio in which appear the Green
trio, Dempsey Murdoch and company
Ramfia and Artio, Eddie Gray and Ire
land In the vitagraph Prices. Matinee,
1Oc and zoe; evening. 10c. zoe and 3oc:
ladies at matinee, Toe.
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T innuCtat.
------'--------------
THE STOCK MARK FL.
Unensiness Over the Money Market Indi-
Gated.

UneuS1nes5 over the money Market Imuts
Gated.
New York, March 25.--The closing Of
o-day's stock market was in marked
contrast to the opening. The first
prices of stocks showed the effect of
the large buying demand which had
been attracted from outside specula-
tors over Sunday by the favorable bank
statement and the resulting upward
squirt of prices in the Saturday market.
The results of to- days operations indi-
cate pretty clearly that uneasiness over
the money outlook was not entirely
quieted by the Saturday bank state
ment Professional operators fed the
outside demand very freely during the
first hour, so that there were no I'M
portant advances after the opening ex-
cept where some special influence was
at work When the accumulation Of
buying orders in commission houses
had been worked off. his profit taking
began to get the best Of prices and
forced a general decline. The effort of
the leaders of the speculation during
Tue rest VI Tie Ody was 10 llldh6 an
imposing show of sharp advances In
the stocks of minor railroad companies
concerning which plausible reports Of
consultations with larger systems
could be devised and of which the cap
ital issue or the floating supply of
stocks is sufficiently narrow to make
possible effective manipulation by spec
ulators of large resources. There were
so many of these gains and they were
50 expressive in extent as to serve very
we'll the purpose of the bull leaders to
cover their profit-taking movements
elsewhere. But the bear operators gain
ed courage as they detected the extent
of the profit taking sales. and they
made a general attack on the market
late in the day. forcing some rather
violent declines in the grangers, Paci-
fics and southwesterns, making the
close very active one and decidedly
weak. There were gains of from l to !
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SHEFFIELD LECTURES.

Last in the Course This Season To-
Night.
The last lecture in the Sheffield course
will be given this evening by President
speak on the subject "What Constitutes
q Good Water Supply" President
Drown was for long time at the head
of the chemical department of the Mas
sachusetts Institute of Technology, and
had special charge of the chemical
work in connection with the water sup
ply of Boston. In fact, he is still a
member of the Massachusetts, water
commission. No one is, therefore, more
competent to speak upon this subject,
which Is of vital interest to everyone.
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Poole and others. There will be a
chorus Of pretty girls with good voices.
Seats on sale Wednesday. Prices 75c,
81, $3.50
The following attractions will be at
the Hyperion next week: Tuesday,
April 2, "At the White Horse Tavern"
Thursday, April 4, e. E. Rice's When
We Were Twenty One and on Friday
April 5. Good Friday, Primrose and
Vests Ministries will appear at the
holiday matinee and at night.
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Mr.. Whiting is one of the most popular
pianists in the country. Especially is he a
favorlte In New York and Boston. So nu-
merous are his engagements in both these
places that he seldom finds the time to fill
the outside demands that other cities would
like to make on his time. New Haven Is
particularly fortunate in securing Mr..
Whiting for this symphony and especially
Is musical New Haven indebted to the
Symphony orchestra management for secur-
ing this admirable musician.
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SALE OF SEATS TODAY.

Unless all indications fail there will be a
very large and enthusiastic sale of seats
this morning for the fifth symphony con-
cert on Thursday afternoon at the Hy-
perion. The New Haven Symphony orches-
ira has never secured soloist whose COM
ing created so general an interest as has
that Of Arthur Whiting, the distinguished
American pianist. He is one of those In
tellectual scholarly, muscianly pianists
whose playing Is full of meaning and who
never fails to convey his meaning to his
audience.
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Work at the L. Candee rubber fac
tory continues fairly brisk--much bet
ter than In the early part of the winter.
The time for the annual spring shut
down is near at hand and 1t is expected
that the shutdown will be shorter than
usual.
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Ada-Jack says he wouldn't marry
the incest girl living. Dolly-Pshaw!
As if I'd have him.--Tit-Bit
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March Investments.

$4,000 South. New England Telephone IS.
$4,000 New Haven Street Railway SIS.
Housatonic r. r. Co.'s SIS, due 1887.
$4,000 Boston Electric Light Co.'S 6's.
So, 900 International Silver Co.. SIS.
81 900 Norwich st. Railway First Gold SIS
So, 900 Swift & Co.'s First Gold 5's.
% shs New Haven Gas Co. Stock
10 shs Southern N. Il. Telephone Co.'S
stock.
shs Detroit. Hillsdale & s. W. 4 per a.
guaranteed Stock.
shs Southington Nat. Bank Stock.
For sale by ~
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To cure a cold quickly-use Crown La
Grippe Tablets. City Drug Stora A4
Chapel street.
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At, Top. & S. Fe gen As. -. .1oi 1917
At, Top. & S. Fe adj. gen as. "a 94h
Brooklyn LIST r. Co. ctfs Is. -. ITO IL
Central Ry of n. j. g mtg 5s. .134 134l9
c., r. l. & Pacific ext. 5s,... .1081a 100
Chesa. & Ohio gen 4As. 80. .107A 107A
Erie LIST con. prior lien & 4s... 9S 9SA
Manhattan Ry con mtg As. Jos 1864
Mo-, K. & T. LIST mtg is, ....... 9SA 9S%
Mo-, K. " I. I'd mtg 4s...... 50 sQ4
Mobile & Ohio gen mtg As ..... 9J 96
y. Y, Ont. & w. gen mtg is. :. Jos 1851
y. T.. Sus. & W. gen mtg IS, 1881 105
Nor Pacific prior gen mtg As .105 106
Nor. Pacific gen Hen G 5s.. TN ~
Oregon Short Line con 5s.......110 III
Phila. & Reading gen mtg As. 94A 04si
Rio Grande & West. list Mtg As. 100A 1919
Southern Ry LIST con. IS. -. .1161a III
st. L. g. S'west LIST mtg $751;. 90A 100
Texas & Pacific LIST mtg 5s. -. .119h 100
Union Pacific As. .............. 105 1861
Wabash Ry Co. LIST mtg IS. :. .119 11oh
Wabash Ry Co., LIST mtg 5s... 100 1i0%
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New York Cotton Exchanme.
Reported over private wire by III. C. Fried
man Co., bankers and brokers', 10 Wall
street, N. Y, and 7G3 Chapel Street, New
Haven. N A. Tanner, Manager Of Local
Branch. Direct wires to New York ana
F. Chicago OPENING Closing
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Following are the closing prices reported
by Prince & Whitley, Bankers and Brokers,
81 Broadway, New York, and Is Center ST.,
New Haven BID Asked
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Quotations objective Bonds.
Reported by Body, Mcclellan & Co.,
Bankers and Brokers, 81 Broadway, New
York, and 81 Center Street, New Haven.
a Pid AeI-ad
New-York tribune., 1901-10-21
Railroaoa-
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

r. T. ~ r. -
STATIONS FOO: Of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBRossEs AND CORTLANDT STREETS.
me leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortinndt Streets is five minutes later than
that given below for Tyyenty-third street
station: except where otherwise noted.
Cars New: oA East MALZLimited to two Buffet PsFloE
FAsf ff01dSss to Pii:sSSTs and Cleveland
$50 A. NJ PENNsYLTANIA LdMITED|PGilman e--TsG
For eBso Di9s cgt:aa s 4osdo and
LIB w. GqqsSiiis st S Logs or-,s xpprss
S,,o F6T Toeeo Louisville via cincinnatD Indianapolis
os5 p VI. louis snaS EPREss-For s7 plttsDurs In
NJ s WEsTEN s. kPRFsFoE kfTif PLn9g esT Chicago Fer
PScFey SstcaGTSsy ExPRRsFor PRES car Ps.Durs and
69uts G9nnees for Cleveland except satpE5ay
PREss-For fts6arE cisveand. Nash1ie via en-
~ SW.sHIXGTox AND THE SOUTH.
a a6ns sa a6q "a o9 SoTtlana5 5s bHs
Cars1 3 25 425 Dining car ass Gpini5z Can, e.2i
@ i2 m 10 asg nFa 6Ss sgRdey CAS- S y 3 l9ss Donf
rar1 a al & PaTor and Dining Cars . 425 Dining
sgLiI4EfE nirrt ERR; RAILwAY-ExDress. s25 425 i2io
A11LANT5C COAST LINE.-Ez7ress so5 a. and s-cs
sEAlRoARP 5al7.9 AIR LINE RAILwAT-Flor.da Metre
TGl5fn P3rbt Limited 1255 daily Express. 121o
NORFOLK or ok AND WESTERN RA1LwAY-For Msmphi.
cEEsAPEAK & OHIO T RAIL%AT-s5, Way e. n ana ass
FOE 4LD PoINT coMFoRT ana NoRFoLK.-7.5'
ss5uied 4faln. aFa Bas FsT6r cs4: ana
- r MAf--I255 =. n. week-dsvs
polLlls on New York Long Rra7rh
~ M~enty-thrd Street Stationl. s55 a m. II 10.
80 ~ ara $50 ? Sundays ! 55 ?.
- 20 5e5orosses and Cortlandt Streets 300 a.
SIS 40 80 40 and SO ?. m Sundays. 945 a. m.
s7o c,.., FOR PHILA DELpHIA.
s5s q Fsnn L4td SFssS 1oio q5essrosss:
g., +n1t Streets 1020) Dining carr. - Dining
sT5 It9a a m 1888 Dining Carr. 2io Desbrosse.
S,t- IIlt streets 2 el. 2.55 ? -. 355 425. 1 d
x ar a. 455 Dining Carr. 5a5 Dining Carr 755
coarh.~' % 80 = n. - 10 night Sundays 610 755
fnS @ 80 s55 % . 56 Limited. $50. 1888 DIN
225 355 42s Dining CarS 455 dining Din caF SIS
-,ca. a Sarl 100 y SO 8 25 u 10 night
-lces Nos. 46I. 1895. 1884 III
flfth Avenue tbelow 23d ST.: Astor House West
tT-Ly-thlrc street Station. and
oIosses and Cortandt Streets: Street. Full
80 0rteL - Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Sta
80. rrocklyn; Station Jersey City. The New York
-IalsIer company viii call for and check
oJe ana residences through destination Telephone
service. --'S0- 49,
:. B. HUTCHINSON p vnOO
General Manager. General pass.- zer.
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BILTINnaE g. Ohio RAILRnAn,
ERIE RkII ROAD

Ihro1gh trains leave Ne@ fo-k foot y Chambers ST.
900 =. n DaIy-solid train FOR Buffalo arr. S P. VI.
Enghsnlt1I NaTer-y- En1-ra and Bradford. Coaches.
Dining Buffalo
23O p Il DGly-Ch!cag0 Lirnited-Fast MaiI-solid
t-siE Chicago arriving p ?. II. Cleveland
4 n sleepers 10 Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
.3O P N Daily-BuraIo and Cleveland Express
An BuEs0 705 Bradford 20. Jamestown 100 youngB-
Town 1927 A. II. Cleveland = P. M. Sleepers to
Buffalo Oh CITY and Cleveland cafe Car.
3I5 ? II Dz-y-Sciid BinRharntor
g1Eerly E-ira, Chicago seePers 10 Buffalo. Chicago
T1CKFTs I.ErEr. TIME ~sPD Ac-0 P.-IIMAN Ac-
COMNCDATION ~ IL ll3. osl. 800 and I15g Broad
way. l57 East l25-h s. 2T3 West i25th St Cram
1efs a55 West % o. Ferries New York; 3s3 arr SEQ
tlaor -. - Broadway. BrookIyr. i22 River S. EO-
Nkel, and Jersey C1ry Station Transfer Co
Gals FOR and checks baggage 70 destination
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
OF 3ist-st. until o'clock p. m; adver-
tisemeuts received AT the following branch
Offices AT regular office rates until 8 O. clock
p m. viz. 254 stb-ave.. s. e. cor. 23d-st.;
1852 6th-ave-. cor. l2.h-st.: Macy's. 9th
ave and lith-st-: I42 Colunbus-ave. near
West 66th-st-. 100 West 42d-st., near 9Th
ave: % East i4th-.t.; 257 West 42d-st., be-
tween 7th and sth aves.; $50 East 47th-st.;
I,33s Sd-ave.. between 10th and nth sts.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD

Trans leave Franklin 81 Station New Ya-L ss fol-
1es, -ne = min. -ater loot '. est 42d 81. N n
fy-s0 - L.---arat8gs and Buffalo Express.
f20 A. Nd Like M0h1uk and Cstskiu Nt'n Exprsss
.lOy ?. A.-,hlcag 90 Express
2 4-e5at Lin for Detroit. Chi & ST. Louis
.e15 P M--Flr Roch.. Buffalo Cleyed & Chicago.
! - 7. G.-For Roch.. Buffalo Detroit & ST Luis
30 P N--Fcr Syra- Roch-. Mag Falls De & Chi.
-Da1y rLlily except Sunday Leaves Brooklyn An
20 No. et Tlp-s5 A. M: 1906 P NJ. Leave
sssy CIV = y r. sta. No. J. az IL 20 A M: No. 2
to-Ss u Time tables principal hotels
-sssg checked from hotel residence by esc0trs
r > bLeDEETT. c. E LAMBERT.
Gen Superintendent GerI Pass'r Agent
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Railroad.

LackaWanna Railroad.
Lave New York foot Barclay and Christopher sta
.-g A A--F0r Btnghanton. Syracuse and Utica
.sssI A A--Eor Buffalo and 81. Louis
.---..'t--fcr Itica. Osrego and Buffalo,
- = A--FOr BUnalo and Chicago
So = A-F'or Scranton and Plymouth-BuHet-
- = A-FCr Buffalo and Chicago.
.ssS = M--rOr Utica. Oswego. Ithaca and Buffalo
crs- 3 a 4For Buffalo and Chicago-Through s.eepers
tt ss,s a. 40 lIs3 IIs Broadway 81 Lafayette P s5
EutS- :, - W 18th St. Il Park Pl " Y. and Us
ANY Except sunday.
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aIAsSACHTsETTs.

o--oBER N THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
NOTICE
TIE MAPLEWOOD. PITTSFIELD. MASS.
o,, 70 the lar-e demand FOR rooms The Mapfsvooa
- -s-an c7e1 urrl NOV. l. Steam heat, open fr-s
" a-aseuerrs Golf Beating Send FOR book OF drives
e sn showing why PittsHeld the ideal place for
s " BooAlet r =. SCOFIEID. Metropolitan Build
- Nlasor Sc. =. W. PLUME. Prop.
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RAILROADS..
ROYAL, BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
r'4.5o +130 7soo. IS o. 1900 'l13o A M +Io,
.Se $50 - ~ ,4ge $500. T4S0. $50 100. fT.3o,
BALTIMORE ASD WASHINGTON.
f.4sa tso 80 % 'Ilao A Il. tIo0. $50 .s. 20
OEces: Liberty s. Ferry South Ferry lIs 2sI za4
1900 1888 way s. 5th Az. 757 9th Ave. % Union sc
West i53 I25th 1-3 i25t St a45 Coiur ,ss
Ave, New York ST. S44 $50 Fulton ST Brook-
lr; ss Broadway. Williamsburg New York Transfer &c
calls for and checks baggage 70 destination. -
From Liberty S. only. TDaiy. fDaly. except Sunday
Sunday oaly.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL

EsAFSLEM DIVISION.
e.oS a. N and 2 II. Daily. except
PittFfed ard North Adams Sundays only. 20 A. n
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated
I1eke+ Offices a. ll3 26l 40 and l2i6 Broadway, 5
Union Sc. ". 2T5 Columbus Ave. I23 IoSth
I25th St and l3sth York: 3as and 7as
Fulton ST.. and IoG Broadway. E D. Rrooklvn
Telephone 800 3sh Street FOR New York Central
service baggage checked from hotel residence by
Westcott Express Company.
P. s BIODGFTT GEORGE II. DANIELS
80 -I.e- -a--A roarr
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

IN DOUBT? Investigate: secure complete
details OF facts and relieve your mind
absolute secrecy; correspondence solicited.
Greater New-York Detective Agency. S35
Broadway: telephone S36-Is
PARTNER with s. 600 wanted 70 assist in
placing some heavy combinations OF high
ly profitable interests: highest references
given ana required. Address N, Box TO-
Il3 6th-aVe.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES

BILLIARD and Pool Tables. new. second
henc- so up: easiest payments MARX
BROS. "a Union Square
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions FOR
The Tribune received at ths.r Uptown
Office. No. l,242 Broadway, I'd door north
of 31st-st.. until o'clock p. m: adver-
tisements received at the following branch
Offices at resular Office rates until O'Clock
D M. viz. 254 sth-ave.. 5. cor. 23c-st-; !;
I52 6th-ave-. CO.. i2th-st.: Macy's. 9Th
ave. and 14th-st.; I42 Columbus-ave-. near
West 66th-st.: l05 West 42d-st- near 6th-
ave; % East 1sth-st.: 257 West 42d-st-. be-
tween 7th and sth aves.: l5e East 4Ith-s-;
1885 2d-aye., between 18th and 7Tth srA
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a. pvERTIsE@ENTs and SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR n. Tribun.
~ received the-r Uptown Ofce. No I2z2 Broad wav
. so north Z S1stst-. until O'clock , advertise
s5s received ire following branch ofces regular
E--ll clock , viz: % sth-eye.
- sss-s 10 Cth-ave. -2-h-st; Nacys 6th-avs.
West 66th-sr..
Tssf 42d-s-. 6heve e2 East lsth-sJ-; 257 West
st between - and s-h I5s East zTth-st 3Ss
Ss-ave 10th an5 7Tth 1923 Sd-sve..
S-s: Los Is'-ave-. s9th-st: 80 Trernont-ave
"a sS-ave zEt-s--: 55s 3d-ave.. 20 Bleecker-s
se BlseckeT-E-.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
ERninIe-
ERRAND GIRLS. must Be neat and bright,
10 make themselves generally useful in a
manufacturing establishment NATHAN
KRACSKOPF. Cammeyer Building Goth
ST. and 6th-ave
OPERATORS. experienced on Infants
dresses gulmpes. kilt suits. etc Ma
THAN KRAUSKOPF. Cammeyer Building.
c0th-st. and 6th-ave-
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
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Office No. l,242 Broadway. I'd door north
OF 3Ist-st-, until o'clock p m; acver-
tisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until o clock
. m. viz, 254 sth-ave. s. G. cor. -3d-st-; {;
i52 6th-ave cor. 2th-st; Macy's, 9th
ave and i4th-st-: 142 Colrmbus-sve-- near
West 68th-st-: tO6 West 42d-st-. near 9TH
ave: 90 East i4th-st-: 25T West 42d-st-, be-
tween 7th and sth aves.: i59 East 4Ith-st-: !:
i.33s Sd-ave.. between 10Th and s7rh Sta
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HELP WAN TED.

HELP WANTED.
Male
ATTENTION,-Men wanted; s. and s.
takes YOU 20 Liverpool London; SO TO
Germany; $50 70 Cape Town. South Africa
Also experienced cattlemen wanted Call
personally. Shipping once, 90 lst-st.
ATTENTION,-Me wanted; IS takes you
10 principal European ports, London, LiV-
erpool Glasgow. Hull. Antwerp, etc; also
Shipping Offices Clintou-st. or IS West
BOY about l6 years Old errand boy I'LL
New Year 5 possibly longer; reference re
qui-ed. Call between 10 and Il Monday
EDWARD MILLER & CO. Lamp store,
- and 80 West Broadway.
COOK.-First class; japanese; good refer
ences. Address II. YAMADA. 63 Chris
test.
GENERAL and local agents wanted to
handle most attractive investment Tor
paying both agent and investor handsomely
LUCRATIVE. Box a. Tribune Uptown
O6te. t.242 Broadway.
statesmen WANTED. Experienced can
vassers for sewing machine business IN
Bridgeport and vicinity: best contract 10
reliable men. Call or address, with refer
ences. WHEELER 6 WILSON MFG CO,
1856 Fairheid-ave.. Bridgeport. Conn.
YOUNG MEN for Railway Mall Clerks
Interstate Cores Inst. Cedar Rapics.
Iowa.
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VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA hot SPRINGS.

VIRGINIA hot SPRINGS
n rxEII.ARAT-NG FALL MOUNTAIN RESORT
on cEEAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
--s virginia Hotel and Cottages will accommodate ts
.rs pe6ing completion a magnificent hotel spring
p-ses Fre=- bathing establishment II America Per-
- climate and Incompatible autumn scenery GOLF
--se q COCO yards second First livery
80 good rua[s. Compartment sleeper without change
Ssssavs Saturdays Excursou tickets c Q. oflce
- rrossEsy Offices Pennsylvania Railroad Address
FED s-ERE2E. Manager Hot Springs. Bath Co.. Va
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sTENOGRAPHER, typewriter. ana onice
assistant I'VE years practical expert
encei accurate and rapid; Remington or
smith Premier: good reference. Address
ETTA BARBER. 20 4th-ave
TRAINED TEACHER ClCeIeslsy) IN school
or family; speciality. English. grammar.
literature. letter writing. conversation; best
city reference. Address EXPERIENCED.
3oi De kalo-aTe.. Brooklyn
TEACHER. Experienced teacher or general
superintendent Of house. chaperon OK
charge OF pupils; higher English, languages.
music. Address METHOD. Rcssbank- Staten
Island. N Y
TEACHER. Experienced C5ryn Mawrl :;
now engaged IN private school, wishes
Two more hours daily, thorough Latin.
French. Erglish- MISS GLAMOUR. 21s W
TEACHER. private lessons IN
literature, rhetoric. grammar. matha-
mates. By former high school teacher; best
city reference. Miss NYE, BOS "a. Tribune
Uptown once, 20 BroEdway.
YOUNG LADY. college graduate. desires 10
devote mornings IN reading English or
Germau) or otherwise entertaining elderly
invalid lady ADDRESS T. H =, Post
Office Box l,6+4, New-Eork City.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-21

I.ADv'S tATr--E.x7sriencsd Scotch Prot
es-aEt. Sod -cferenccs- u. care Red
dock 225 East -I2r1-sr
New-York tribune., 1901-10-21

L-aj-c-DRESS E-yt class. E5inS oct by Gayf
private families. reference. Call LI22
Si--.- near cElr-s-
New-York tribune., 1901-10-21

-,AI- NDF.E,S-'. 1Crcugtly s-s- class. IN
private tsutlly- wages So e So has frsr
class r=f+r--ce. = NJ B5x % tribune Up
-F- Cf--s 11t2 3-c-5V1y
New-York tribune., 1901-10-21

L.AT-N-sFTSS expe-erce5 -e-son.
w1u-+ like o. take here family OF ladHes.
washing. E->t C.-ss reference. open air dry
i-E- Mrs. WILSON 90 West 6Sch-st
New-York tribune., 1901-10-21

Liz r:t w-u,7 Ike y take washing
h1e1a. l7l.cs cr Esn-ls-7su- WHITE. IA
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