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New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
TRADE N CHICAGO

Chicago, Oct. Is fspec!aD-Wheat early advanced
:, over Monday, getting the help OF higher cables
I'd Of a6vices q damage IN Argentina from dry
vsather. BroonhaA claimed the Argentine prom
.s Was for . per cent less than an average In
~ last hour the market suffered from dulness
psvste cables declared no damage as yet had been
~-srsd n Argentina. The mood was finally in
suooed By improved weather Northwest and
Test and BY prospect OF larger receipts as
-errn December opened at T6s.c, sold between nc
suers and 7o9sc, and closed at 7Oasc; Nav closed
q gNc. The worlds visible increased 1Bs7 900
-,sbsls compared with Al increase last year OF
sygW bushels. The India seeding prospects were
,-ouounce6 poor. These were the early helps. The
Northwest had SCI cars. against 5s2 last year:
.nnary receipts were the same as last year
'NGN bushels. Clearances were 44SO0O bushels
sspDing sales here were 10000 bushels. and the
rsboerd reported % loads. Early there was said
. be some Continental buying. based on Argentine
sdvces. The principal bull effort was by a group
4 local professionals.
Corn was kept steady BY the covering OF the
Barrett short lne, about 10000 bushels The range
vzs within Aci The close &c 10 &c over Monday
Dsoenber sol6 at 565sc and 55ssc and closed at
sc; May closed al 6S5sc sellers. The avaNable
ssst Of the Rockies decreased 6e6 900 bushels COM
pred with an increase OF over 200o00 bushels last
,xar Primary receipts. z76 90 bushels, were half
1t years. The inspection was $40 cars; the esti-
-ra for tomorrow. 10 cars. Shipping sales were
Mm bushels and there was said 70 be some i'm
uoVsment az the seaboard. Gables we're q shade
.Esr While Barrett was the best buyer there
rs an idea PaJten was the best seller.
ozx we're quiet the range barely nc; the close,
= lower December and May but &c higher
z October. There was a good demand from the
.tsror with q sale Of 10000 bushels 10 go 20
IsusVtle Nothing was done with the seaboard.
ne Inspection was 2s3 cars: the estimate for to-
HOruw. Is cars clearances were l4.Oeo bushels.
TIE available east Of the Rockies decreased zs5 900
bushels compared with increase OF 99s 600 bush
Is Gst year. The professional mood is generally
beZrish on both oats and corn.
FExseed prices were &c 10 &c lower; the weather
n the Northwest was improved, and receipts were
large. The No, Northwestern closed at & IS and
ihe No. Southwestern at s. A.. October closed AT
EG. There were 40 cars at the three points,
against 81 last year.
Provisions were easier, Eympathizing with q
break q c 70 15e IN hogs. The market Is neglect
ed. PORK tO-eay closed &c 70 lHzc under Monday;
LARD En6 rhs about Sc under. Packers are work.
ng su lover hogs, and the speculative market
fees r.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
THE ATCHISON, Topeka a SANTA FE
RAILWAY COMPANY
-Four per cent. 0ne-Hundred-Year Adjust

THE ATCHISON. TOPEKA a SANTA FE
RAILWAY COMPANY
-Four per cent. One-Hundred-Ycar Adjust
ment Mortgage ROnds.
ANNUAL INTEREST
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board Of Di-
rectors OF this Company has declared 70 and
payable the first day Of November 1901 insalment
OF interest (being the fifth instalmcnD upon
bonds the of -Four Per Cent. the par amount
thereof being Forty Dollars (s40) upon each One-thoU
saudsollar $1,000 bond and Twenty Dollars 600 upon
each Flve-hundred-doar $500 Such Will
be paid ONCE Of the Company No 50 Street
Ne city. the coupon bonds. upon presentation
Of the respective coupons NUMBERED g.
and Registered Bonds % The registered holders
November ]. 1901 The OF
SsSstsrsS Bonds October - 1901 and will
rernain closed until November 1901
stamped Adjustment Mortgage Bonds.
SEAI-ANNUAL INTEREST.
s-mi-anaual instGluent Of two cent respect OF
STAMPED Adjustment Mortgage OF
The Atchi-on Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
ofice No. % Cedar Street. York
1901. presentation and OF the
NUMBERED 10. holders of
transfer o Registered
Pa. vi, close Oct r. 1901 and viii closed
Nov . lssJl
D'- II W. GARDINER Assistant Treasurer
York. September -. lSol
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CoRBIT, JOsEPH-The People Of the State

Of New York. ~ the grace q God free ara inde-
his heirs ard ot kin whose names ana -,,
dences unknown. heirs and next ot kin Of Joseph
Corbt. deceased. send greeting.
whereas Thomas Watson. of the City OF New y0-[
York 10 have three certain instruments In writ
ing relating both real and personal properly Irf-
will aad testament twg c,.4..f,s
thereto OF Joseph Corbit late County Of New yok
deceased therefore you and each YOU are rites -
appear before the Surrogate Of County New York
al Office the County of New YORK 2Srh
November. thousand nine hundred one az haf
o'clock in The forenoon Of that then ana
probate OF the VIII and testa
And such YOU hereby cited as are under IN.
Of twentyone years required appear by your
guardian. II have Il have
apply be appointed the OF you-
neglect failure DO guardian will be appointed
by Surrogate and you the pro
ceed!ng.
n testimony whereof. have seal OF the
Surr0gate's Court OF the County OF New
York TO be hereunto affixed Witness Hon
[Seai.l Abnsr c Thomas. a Surrogate I'd
County Of New York said county. the 27th
day Of September in the I>1r one
thousand nine hundred and
J. FAIRFAX MLACGHLIN
Clerk OF ths SurrOgate's Court.
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ARTISTIC UPHoLsTERY.

ARTISTIC UPaoLsTER1NG and attracIivs
decorations; FURNITURE made 20 order.
repaired. remodelled. polished or refinished;
MATTRESSES made and CARPETS at
tended to; packing and shipping. WILL
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5urrosates' Notlres.

5urrogates' Nohres.
notice hereby given o al having claims
dscea.a win yogShsTs thereof e:
s1escrses & al hsr PsSs OF 6Ssnes. Sat a. tns
me Borough Of Manh@ttsn city Of New York on or be
ssRY Z BYRSEs. AGNES J. RTRNEs. Executives.
Chamber. Street New York City w.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Hon. Abner
c. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County Of New York
Tan as s a sV the ny a sE S Yo claims eesae
10 present the same with vouchers thereof to The subseb
18th Street Borough Of ManhattaT @ ~ in The City Of New
Dated New York; The 2eth day q June 1901.
Is s06Es a a95Ri tE sS YORK Gy e william
IN PURSUANCE &C sn order of Hon. Abner c.
Thomas. a sqrrogate Of the County Of New York.
Alexander A Thomson late Of the County New York.
subscribe thei- Of ransaetng business
asa Manhaitsn in the Cty of New York. or before
Dated New York. the ION day of May. 1901
ISABELLA T. JACKSON. GEORGE M. THOMSON
SEAtD ToEs9N y AtorPsy v for % E1ssgt2r' IA
Tn PURSUANCE of an order of Hon Frank
T. Fitzgerald Surrogate of the County of New York
Katharine Dekay Bronson. late County OF New
York the with thereof
subscriber place Of transacting business
No III Fifth Avenue in the City OF New York.
before the 18th day OF January next.
Dated NeE T9EE he ne, 1s5h sa e Day Of IqlE IL 1901
WEEKES BROTHERS. Attorneys for Executor. IS Will
Street. New York
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon Frank
7. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate ot the County New
York hereby given ali having claims
against Columbus Sprotto, late OF :he County OF New
York. deceased. 10 present the same with vouchers
thereof the subscribers their place Of transacng
the o1ice Of Messrs. Mandelbaum Bros, No.
IT'S Borough OF Manhattan. In the city OF
Dated New-York. 3Oth day July. 1901.
EDWARD SCHROEDER.
IDA c. A SPROTTO. Executors
ALFRED =. SCHULTZ. }
Attorneys for Executors. No 1I6
Pearl St, Borough OF Manhattan. New-York city
IN pursuance OF an order of Hon. Frank T.
l. Fitzgerald a Surrogate OF die County OF New York
Csottieb F Weber iate the County OF New York de-
ceased 10 present with vouchers thereof 10
the subscribers business. az
OF Adolph Bloch, Esq. No 80 Nassau Street
IN the City OF York. Borough OF Manhattan or
before he frstd Il March. 1902
Dated New York. the 18th day OF August. 1901
NANNETTE BOERCKEL-
LOUISE MILLER.
will testament OF GOttleb T.
ADoLPH BLOCH 90 Nassau ST.. Atty FOR Executors
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A.-A.-A.-An experienced, energetic
BUSINESS MAN
Tor years active IN the management OF large
manufacturing corporation, seeks
OPPORTUNITY TO QUALIFY
for position as confidential associate and
private secretary for resident Of this city
whose interests demand the assistance Of
one with ability born Of experience. in
whom can be safely placed unboUnded con-
hcence 10 integrity habits and charac-
ter AMERICAN Box 1. Tribune Ofice-
NINE OF valuable rapid selling mineral,
near New-York. Wanted, man with cap
ital 70 develop. Answer. I'LL November, b,
Box . Tribune Office.
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AsTRoLoGY AND PAL,rIsTRY.
MElgs LEILA
AN osrEoPATHrc INSTITUTE
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES
ANTIQUE JEwELRY.

,. WYLER. late with J. ". Guggsnheim
diamonds jeweIry, silverware and an
uQues. Old gold, silver and jewelry bought
or exchanged. 4 ". 2Sth-st., near 5th-ave
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
Diuioeno X onccs.

Diuiosuo Noncc5.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
New York, September II, 1901.
4 DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT. C2T),
out OF income the year ended June 80 1901 has
been declared the Preferred stock OF the Company
payable October 16 1901 stockholders
OF business September 25, 1901.
preferred stock 3 P. NJ
Wednesday September %. 1901. and will 10
a.. u Wednesday. October Q. 1901
p D. LANKFORD, Secretary.
q Wall Street New York. September Il. 1901.
books of Voting Trustees Preferred
Certificates Of the Southern
at +. u. "Wednesday September = 1901.
VIII reopen 10 a Il. Wednesday. October g.
1901.
On October Ie 1901. the Voting Trustees will be
pared distribute the above dividend Of
C2 when received BY them. the parties entitled
thereto. same appear Of record their books when
closed above.
J. P. MORGAN & COMPANY.
Agents for Voting Trustees.
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YoRTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY co.

TIME COMPANY has this day declared from
Il -. net earnings a dividend OF per cent on its
xz E.EERRFD STOCK for the quarter ending December
isQl payable Deoemeer o 1901. At the Office OF
t.,-esSS5 MORGAN & Co. NEW YORK. the
s-rs6 stockholders OF record in New York and the
,tSSfT5s BANK BERLIN, % the Preferred Stockhold-
- r record erln al the closing Of the transfer books
on November :. 1901: ,,..-. -. ..--
- xr[ and Berlin close =. n November
A N. November Is,
D. ~ xorfhern Pacific Railway Company,
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Proposals.

iropos1le.
ANAPoLls UNION RAILWAY C0NP1NY-
xr,. Bns-rr - Indianapolis. October g.. 1901.
HE TA-T,r MANJIeD FOR SINKING FUND.
y-NDlAAAPOLIS UNION RAILWAY
~ 'pss s,-t OF Indianapolis Ind viii receive sealed
y P ,Ts sale q Fifteen thousand Collars CsI5 ODO)
rr--rT cONfs ,,ss<e Bonds az the Office FIDELITY
80 o IT, tfssssr n the City of Philadelphia
1.si- a. i--r1 DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1901. Bonds
S-s vii 49, Price. not exceeding par
el1clc b-,,s II accepted and paid for.
- he olHenent holders be offered the
N - rzss tss,f or bonds taken from each shall be
US Whole r- AZ nearly pracfioabi- IN proportion
NUMBER o. bonds offered.
". T. CANNON, Secretary.
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AMER. ROOFING & PAINT. co.

GENERAL ROOFING Contractors and
Metal Painters; ali work guaranteed 70
MAIDEN Lane. Telephone. I. 1s5 John.
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A ryyERTIsEYENTs and subscrIDtions 70. ne T-.sans
a Uptown Once. No. l242 Broadway
,o-.h Of Slst-st. until o'clock advertise
st- received following brancn onees az regular
& O'Clock D VIZ % cth- e.
- I5a 5th-ave I2th-st: Aacys. 6th-sve
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WORK WANTED.
Female.
! COLLECTOR. Lady. capable and educated :
has had experience in phIanthrOpic work.
/ Address NJ NJ, : East Ssth-st-
/ COMPANION or nurse - Invalid. BY re-
Z E2et American lady. mother S assistant
( or g7vera1ess % yoans children; English,
I NaIcy-ave-. Brooklyn. second fat. lett
+ COMPANION 70 elderly or invalid lady. by
I yJung trained nurse, good home more OBJ
/ Ject than salary. highest references.
/ NURSE. Box .. Tribune oaice-
desires clerical employment: slight sx-
perle-ce al bookkeeping and German cor
T respondeuce, small sa-ary at start "
/ FA--AND. - WyckoIf If-st-, Brooklyn
I GOVERNE.SS BY Protestant French
/ Swiss in American family. best personal
. cily reter-nces- Apply present employers. :.
l2I West l3d s.. between and II
GOvERNESsS Visiting engagement de-
sired by French Protestant. dlplouee.
Iish branches German. music Address
toFEi,NESs. l3i East 5+th-st
GOVERNESS and assist with French
music etc. by educated North German;
references NEANDER. I472 Amsterdam
ave.
GOVERNEss. &c.-By a superior. success
rll French EUyeruess, reliable house
keeper. chaperon- excellent traveller. TAX
Ing fun respoaslbiiites; perfect German,
VILE c63 West 22d-st.
one or two houses; best references. Mrs
PAEHAM. pa East 6}d-st.
JANITREss. by respectable woman; can
furnish best OF references NJ tARTHf.
T4s cth-ave-
KINpERGARTEN TEACHER - Compe-
tent. experienced private family or
school, best references. Barnard School
graduate r. - AITkEN. i9S'h-st- and
Broadway.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR OF ten years
continuous experience exclusively IN
switchboard work desires similar position
in business establishment or first class
hotel, references highest character, expert
ence u1questl0na5le. Address Miss $ lol
East 2ist-st
sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER de-
s!Tes work az home or outside. literary
matter a specially. Miss 3. I.U22 LeXluS-
ton ave. corner I5th-st-
STENOGRAPHER. Spanish, English. with
respectable firm. Address MULLER, So
Lafayette ave. Brooklyn
SECRETARY, OFFICE WORK-Woman,
capable oc filing position OF trust, de-
sires engagement with some business house
or firm, or with private individual; refer
ences. Address RJSIN E-SS. Box is, TT!b-
Une Uptown Once. !. 2+2 Broadway
TEACHER. Experienced, resident or visit
ing. higher English. languages and mu-
sic. Will take charge of house or chaperon
pupils. Address METHOD. RosebanE, staten
Island.
TEA CHER. GOVERNESS or OMPANION:
by college graduate and experienced
teacher. good references Address = b,
Box "A. Tribune Uptown Oeice. I.242 B'way-
TRAINED TEACHER CNeHesIeyl in school
or family. specially. English. grammar.
literature letter writing. cunVersatl0ns best
CITY reference. Address EXPERIENCED,
90 De kalb-ave. Brooklyn.
VISITING COVER NESS. French. desires
afternoon pupils; best references. Ad-
dress MADEMOISELLE. 1eS lexington
VISITING GOVERNESS desires employ
ment for several hours daily; music and
English; viii entertain or take children Out-
Miss J. 141 East 3Tth-st
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
ATTENDANTS having experience with IN
sane IN Institution. pay, SIG month. Call
Monday, . 70 3. GRAY $50 6th-ave
HAND SEW E.RS on infants dresses: work
given out. city or country, 70 experienced
hands only; lend or bring snail specimen
OF work NATHAN KRACSKOPF, Cam
never Building. 2Oth-st. and 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
WORK WANTED.

Male
OFFICE POSITION WAN 7 ED
Twenty years experience paynasrer.
bookkeeper cashier: rapid. accurate work
er: understands corporation ana cOpartner-
ship accounts; satisfactory references
THOMAS WILSON. Green Island, ". Y.
AMERICAN. middle aged. long experience
IN book and periodical publishing. wants
work in some other business, reliable; good
reference. Address PUBLISHER, Box y,
Tribune Once
AMERICAN. -. well educated. Industrious.
wants opening with builder contractor;
FIVE years experience; willing 70 take any
work however. CREED, 15S West 5Oth-st-
A GENTLEMAN having business in Ru-
mania. and largely acquainted IN Turkey,
Greece and Runa MIA desires 10 represent
any Industrial OF commercial house and TO
introduce their articles IN those countries.
giving the best Of reference Address C.
ZONARS. AS East 5th-st-. Dayton. Ohio
AMERICAN. well educated long resident
in Spanish America would return TO In
dustrial position requiring experisnee, en-
ergy and integrity excellent references. Ad-
dress PRACTICAL. Bex 25. Tribune Osiee.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Once No I 242 Broadway I'd door north
tisemeuts received at the following branch
Offices al regular oftce rates until o'clocS
0 m viz. 254 sth-ave-. $ 6 cor. 23c-St-s
I5e 6th-ave-, cor i2th-st-: Macy's. 9Th
ave and I4th-st; I42 Colunbus-ave-. near
West 6sth-st-: IOS West 42d-sJ-. near eth-
ave o. East 14rh-st-: 25T West 4ed-sr-. be-
tween Tth and sth aves-; @5s East 4Gth-st-;
i.33s 3d-sYe-, between s5rh and IIth Sta
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MACHINERY

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5O0 secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
chanEed- GEO. 3. EDDY. S9S Aatisor-=t~
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
LOST.

LOST or SrOLE\.-Rankbook No. 3s4. III
of the Emigrany Industrial Savings Bark
PAYMENT stopped Please return book 70
bank. No 81 Chauher=st
LOST--BaAkbook No 4l1.Oi2. Seamea.s
Bank for Savings "a and rs Wan-st
New-York- Payment stopped and cancelIa-
tton applied for Please return book 10 bank
LOST OR STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 4I4. .4Sl
OF the EmigrsEt Industrial Savings Bank
Pay uent stopped Please return book To
bank. No 81 Chambers-sr
PHYSICAL CULTURE 4 BOXING.
HCL4SNANN. San6ow's Pupil TS6 6th-ave
LADIES'. gentlemen. children. So month.
three lessons week. highest references; Sc
leCt patronage
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
DREssMAKING.

| DREssMAKING.
| A-A-A- garments and other me
| fu-s repaired. Tstyed and renodelled into
latest styles a. exceptionally low prices
Ladies waited on at their residences. Mrs.
r J. BARKER. ii6 West S9th-st.. late
| with C. g. Gunthers Sons. 5th-ave
/ DRESS and CLOAK MAKER-Au kinds ot
garments altered and Temcdellet, cleaned
and reraLr-t. velvet steamed. references.
home preferred. GREIG I3I West 22d 81,
DREsSMAEER of exceptional quauaca-
fig0s snlirits the patronage OF refined par
ties assuring best class work az very rea-
scuable prices. atti-s az residence, - de-
sired. interview tv appointment 2IS Wes:
Goth -. par!or n7rr.
pRESSNAK KER.-A French woman. havi-.
OF the best eressrnakiuE establishments IN
BOSTON for the last Twelve wears. wishes 20
secure few patrons tor Nish class work
A. her home r. New-IcrA ti-y- y y. bcx
s Tribune of'ice.
uREssMAK KER.-ReIahle. stylish: takes
work home or by day. skirts waists. re-
u7o1elllnE. alterations. misses and chill
dren's dresses. Mrs. HOOD. ls6 West
IOlst-s:
DREssAIAKER. Partisan. arsc class f,rer.
would Ike engagement. CAY or week
ladies' and misses dresses. shirt waists.
reasonable A. 2l5 West 2ith-st.
GOOD DRESsMAKER wishes few more
customers BY the day. cutting, nttiag and
reuodell!ng LEWIS $40 West 7Oth-st
SUITS OF your own material. SI2 Up. skirts
81 up; also repairing. al-eTtlg, cleaning
and dyeng. skirts rebound 80 cents. high
est grade work guaranteed HARRIS. So
West Isth-st-
FURs.-sealskin garments made over. re-
paired. redyed. altered and remod-led tn
10 latest styles; finest work. estimates
given. home preferred GREIG. 13I West
Sd-st
TRIMMER--By an experienced business
woman 4 position IN a millinery depart
Enent trimmer would take charge Ad-
dress COMPETENT Box 10. Tribune ONCE.
WE TEACH cutting. fitting. making and
finishing OF corsets. dresses and millinery.
Dig money In Il. patterns cut Apply
NJ DOWELL'S. SiO-51s 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
Ai-A!-A!-ATTENT
High class apartments and rooms, with
an without board: doctors Offices; all 10
cations. references exchanged. information
free. s c LELAND & 90.
West 33d-st.
AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED second
floor and other rooms. front. with board, ,
references exchanged. q West 50th-st.
Il EAST 24TH-ST., near Madison-ave--
Large room with bath; other rooms, with
board reference.
S3D-ST 4O-42 WEST-New management:
open plumbing; house redecOrateds par
Tor dining room: references exchanged, Ia
bic borders accommodated.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
BABY CARRIAGES & Go-CARTs

GO TO THE MANUFACTURER for Baby
Carriages and Go-Carts. --latest styles.
most durable. Reed Furniture made 70
oCder. repaired KLAF'B' z co, 6io shave.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16

LAUNDRESS -C'oIoreG, first class. go ouE
by dsy or take laundry home. MOORE.
2IS West 6Isr-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
CARPET CLEANING.
CAST OFF CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid FOR ladies'. gentle
meas and children's discarded Clothing
n1c EveriCg and Street Costumes. Jew elry
B-tc-a-Hrac. FuTs. etc. Mr.. OF Mrs NAE
AL. I4i 5th-aye-; telephone LOIS 3Sth.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16

CUON--By Swede in privaIe family, citv
or c0U1rryq- GADEsS EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE. 2l5 East 4Ist-sr
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16

CcCh-By American woman. frsr class.
IN hotel, best references, good carver:
Iake entire charge, no other bur d-sr class
need apply SUTHERLAND 76l 3d-ave !.
isr floor
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16

BUTLER. -. first class. strictly sober;
where second man CT pariCrTnaid IS kept
four years last place. highest personal ref
ere1ce. Address BUTLER. Box II Trib-
uue Uptown once, 1.2+2 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED,

COch. &---By an experienced young wou-
an. IS a very good cook and laundrsss. N
4 small private family. city or country. besr
clly reference; last employer can be seen
To West 3lst-st. I'd floor. rear house.
G1Ok--By a young woman. frsr class. "a,
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16

I COOK-By Young woman. ers- r,Isss-
would 60 70 first class boarding house:
17ur years et-y reference 12I West 3Oth-
ST. two fights
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
FURNISHED RouAls TO LET
HOW To GET STRONG.

HANDBALL. boxing. fencing. baths. etc.
Woods Gymnasium, Q East 2sth-st- En-
trance. $500. monthly dues. $500
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16

BUTLER. VALET-COOK.-By efficient
French couple: competent 70 take fun
charge OF bachelors Or widowsr's home
highest city references. 3. P, l31 West
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16

, L.ADY'S MAID.-ENperie2c in al her
duties: good hairtresser. dressmaksr ard
hacker accus corref 70 travel. good refer
ercss (Euglsshl. Address 9. 100 West 52--
St third bell
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-04-12
CHAPTER Mi.

Raymond Holbin had found it din.
cult to advance his cause with
Frances, II for no other reason than
that few opportunities for seeing her
alone presented themselves He had
sought interviews repeatedly and
offered the many little courtesies
which the male resident of house
may extend to those of the other
sex, but they had been declined with
. persistence that only added fuel
to the flames which were consuming
him. The girl seldom dined with tho
family; she had during her fathers
long illness instituted little house
keeping plan of her own and took
her meals in her apartments, a mat
Ter very conveniently arranged by
reason OF the position of the apart
nents and the constant attendance of
nanny. Occasionally, yielding to
the insi.tence of her stepmother, she
Joined the family upstairs, but on
such occasions she carefully avoided
. tete-a-tete with Raymond, with
drawing always with the elder wom-
an. On such occasions. the inevitable
topic had been the war, it's vicissi-
tudes, and the responsibilities it in
Solyed. In these meetings and the
presence OF great events she after
awhile learned, II not to like her step
mother. at least to suspend judgment
upon her; indeed, sometimes she had
been tempted to doubt the correct
ness OF her former Judgment, for
when the city began to be crowded
with wounded Mrs. Brookin threw
open her house to them and gave
much Of her time 70 their care. The
gsntleness with which the elder wom-
an entered into this work, her gen.
crosby and her universal courtesy
were bound to impress such a girl
IS Frances. Once, a. though yielding
to noble impulse, she placed her
arm about the girl and said:
:" my ohild, you have surprised and
gratifed the of Late. If had known
you years ago we should never have
been less than friends. Try to forget
the days when seemed unkind, please,
end DO not cherish anger towards an
cid woman" Frances tried to forget,
but always in the presence Of Mrs:
Brookin she felt constraint. She
ssemsd eyer to have entered an atmos=
Phere that had been stripped of Its elec-
tricity: Try as she might, it had been
impossible 10 respond unreservedly to
her adyancesi the best she could do
was to meet them with courtesy.
The presence of wounded men in the
house gave Raymond for short time
an opportunity to see something OF
Frances, and he, toe. became famous
nurse, But one day Frances assured
Mn that II he should prove as aood