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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
socIErY Ar 4 noRsE sALE.
HEh Prices ResIizsd for Hunter, Prom
virginia.

Hunters noted a. blue ribbon winners az
hoibe shows and that have toIoWea he
hounds 70 the death Of many fo1 Win mo
cameron Run Hunt Club. In Virglnia, came
under the hammer last night ~ Van Iasseh
hearnsy'a mart
The horses we're consigned By the ~. =
II OF the Cameron Run, CORTLAND d bmlth'
who u one OF the best known riders 10 the
National and other high olasa SHOWS Ihey
had each personal guarantees and desorlp-
tloh from the owner. while those especially
suited 10 womens riding. a. 0arneu Ripple
Tip Top and Lady Grey. had also the indorae-
ment OF Mrs Smith
Hunt club riders and exhibitors from far
and near made the bidding lively. The ring
aud the galleries, crowded with women In
evening gowns and wraps, suGgeeted the
sale Of Foxhall Keene's hunters IN the same
mart last fail. The horses were Of me eamo
sort, for with but few exceptions ell we're
noroughbreda. Tho total Tor ~ hsse NSs
The horses we're sold In this orders
Gspsu RlpDle ,. 9" q isI eaRds; by sidney a, "a
Miss HsWs s s. iiia ~ lbiisl g. WSTny S1S
s.sst sl4 SS B hssss Rsn PinEcoa 100
qSy SSS,hs,anf' 6 .: ~; By ' s5pssRStknR
G. D. dToTsn 100
PTas o. Asmgto9 p i' = hf bsls, ey 90
Rss, Sio2n on bs III ~ @P. Wherever
fBs sesS:rels.; lana W R' g. DEAN, "a mp ~
Icy sSsy g g. F.asai lsS 0Sn g RSo go
hsTnry Patton b G.: :. 10 hands eS Patton soo
Yi gIA2s. a; Ns sS isi hand, by INN
observation-disclosures. BY imp GlsnEan; IA
DO BST. S'G G.. s. n2 hands. BY bo6sGisn- -.
bar Msid H. c Phlpps. >. .,......,...,... 60
Up To Date, b. g.. Q. l0t hands, by Pen. -
dennis -Peroules: Augustus ]. Smith go, w
Oaipg' s NE ?. g. o. los Aanos oY Noae'1' Tso
oEanqgit, 65. 8, ,, ,iSi5, hands, BY imp A.,
Algonquin br.. e. s. 10 hands, BY Phht- 80
delphla; r. W. DuryeSY go. -: ,;,...' $50
Judge dam thoroughbred. 2 Victor Loew Ts
81. Evangellno. ch. M. T. ms hands, by
81. Caf1lus Countess, by Eolus; George -,
Lorsy Haskell, b. IS, las hands, By -,
PontiaO-Pouia. A .hcCiane. ....,..,...... HS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
Racing at Memphis.

MEMPHIS, April S--CArTYing top weight OF ios
pounds. but admirably hidden by Boyle Or Nowlln
second choice In the betting AZ 20 70 T. ths after.
noon won The Cotton Stsepleehaso, the riches,
iumplng event In the West, worth u,se5 10 the
Mi rsn second with Red Car third CardiFan,
ths fsy0r.,o w6s the lsst TO nnish. The race was
hlghly spectacular and three OF the starters fell
Sreet lane was injured and had 10 H. eSrrted
tom tue neld but the other boys escaped unhuTt,
nv NoaIln ran one OF the best races OF his career
he result never being In doubt. There were seven
events on the cAio' euu INV ieNoHtea ana scoono
eh 1,Ts, Rses-SiI flronFs-Bsns OF Portland %
piurphJl. 80 l. won, Aordsiia lol felchp, 20 !.
Time. ii0t4. Allie c, TermAEeni. Sadducee,
fontiels. Frank Rice. J. Samelson, NbnAn, Pan.
maze, Scot4nan and Computatlon also ran.
,oS toS Srreubsu 70 8, won: Joe Coyne i0s 40 4
1000. FantaA SiOO buchanan, 50 10 A. third
Time, osI. Pattonyls Ssa hir,mlhgham also ran.
am Id 10 1, won; BAnnock Belle, ~ tSchadol 20
ssoond; Our Sister, io5 ltAItin). Is 70 lo third.
Time. i:ttA: SlgnH lAshI, Irsppist, oPalAnii,
bslusion. ohippie Thorpe Dixie Lad and LurAtts
Ai fou uS Rsss-ons mile and = l4,e,nih-oreSor
Cs nisIa.yrs s.s 20 wob o LUZ e, sSSgt ls
10 /. t6ltd. Tine I,is, Only Ares st.T,sfs
Firm RAee-oottoa stsspleGhAse- ,Abou, two
1s'Pf SSSH I' % '0y ssooSs3 SY1 sSR,
G9ayloI1, 1870 4 third Tine, "a Rip, Cardigan.
S9sai ysas and Class I.ssds9 slso ran
nj lhsoss 70 wosi HiThisnd nE. 10 no
isadl 81 10 l. second. HennioA Boy, M (liida-
brand, s 20 q thin, Tine, ioe,k Rsef ca,
oTehssira- Grey Plume and Amstui aiso m.
Ssvohth RGoe-SI funongg-Ntnnio ttodge.
,o qAnnonl TO S sSl. D ~ iSl ttssF,slhl
mia nine, iiG Mlss Gomez BlGof Ar. lSsdis
n AtEula End Aniimony also rah
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
TEcsEY EIbBLEs.AGAEN.
The juvenile PFcdiRy Essays the Niolln
Concerto Of beethoven.


Further opportunity 10 study the talent
Of young Franz Won veosoy, the violin
prodigy. was afforded 10y q concert given
Yesterday afternoon at Carnegie Hall.
The populace did not seize upon this OPP
portunity with that ayidity which might
have been expected, seeing that the youth
tul performer had the assistance OF the New
York Symphony Orchestra, conducted
on this occasion by versatile Victor Her
bert, and that he played for the first time
hero Beethoven's violin concerto.
OF course there arc more dlficut composi-
lions for the violin, and hence the audience
was not invited 20 be astonIshed by the
childs technical achievements. The least
Was to be entirely musical and the attend
ants were 20 he regaled by the disclosure
OF purely musical gifts such az an inter-
pretaton Of this work would demand. It
la pity that such claims are put forward
Tor the Interpretation OF high master
pieces Ia Just what children cannot accom-.
plish
Little vecsey made much Tire "a me i'm
preston yesterday as he did 81 his first
appearance. He played with wonderful
technical sdll, especially IN the irst move
ment, which was a veTitAble tour do force
Of bowling and stopping. The allow move
ment was played smoothly and steadily
and with good tome, but absolutely without
style. In the last movement the child
was uncertain. His memory seemed TO
be not perfect The cadenzaS which he
played were not the best.
A sturdy, healthy, sound boy IL this
Vecsey, with indubtAble talent for his
instrument, and showing the results OF
careful and judicious training. What he
win come 10 Re IN future years no man can
prophesy He promises well He may
develop musical instincts such 80 he does
not show. He IL very young and altogether
too much has been claimed for him, hr.
hsTGst GssSSSs ob ~0Ea ap o. dSs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call ItiGt per cent: last loan,
So pr cent ruling prize. 81 per cent Tine
G2'ed oS a. PSs Psr t Cent 'I 5SZ
seven TO ten months Commercial paper IL
quoted AZ SIh4b per cent for prime single
names aud bills receivable; other names
aiI@S per cent.
The foreign exchange market vas weak
to-day on a very light volume OF transactions
mere s Sa1t SGGos P0O SS 6S; sSS
;s.st46@stS45o; sight drsits IL, sslSaia SOS.
quoted at 5lsK les, Lie for long and SICK
lesa Lie for short. ReiChsmRrks were quoted
a. 4 Life Tor long and 3; less i-s2 for short
4OL plus Lie for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
&C. premium ShiGago-2Sc. premium.
premium. Cinginnati-l6e. premium, Mon
treal- Sl1o. discount New Orlea1s-com-
merai ~ discount S1nI banks 1TC discount
S ST i louisville Par San III Ff H
SOC. premium. IT. louis-iOo. discount
Money IL S1 SHsG S per 70, cent P, G% ns
for money closed at % Ii-ls and for the So-
c cont. az az % francs az oenmss The prv St
% SadSn 3 francs !! ~ fs9ti%ss; = Bs5lI9
~ pigs. The private rate OF discount Is ~
PEI cent
New York Clearing House stSts ment: FL
changes, tas9.eos, SO balances, ti1,60o. SIS:
Sub-Treasury debit balance. 500, 40.
Commercial price OF bar silver In New
York bsNo. Bar silver 10 London closed ~
2. ID Mexican silver dollars we're quoted At
csc.
The imports Of specie for the week were
1851 2Gs, OF which t7l.7ih vas gold making
total specie imports since Jan, l, t1,Aie.SiA
Exports OF specie we're: cold, 1900 silver
the previous week. The exports OF specie
since Jan ! have been; Gold 81, ot2, 40;
silver. %. 7ot, eos. a total Of 81. use, SIS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
WGOVERN rs I'LL.
Former Champion Ordered South 60
aecupeAte.

News reached this city that Terry
McGovern has been compelled TO cancel
his theatrical engagements and 20 so South
20 recuperate. u Is understood that the
former featAerwelght champion Is on the
verge OF a nervous breakdown as the result
Of worry and overwoTk During the past
few years MpGoverp has had lot Of trouble
IN his family Two Of his children died and
he met with other reverses which soon taxed
his health. According 20 a despatch from
ST Paul. MINI, where McGoveTn IL az present,
his ailment Is not serious, and with long
rest he will be himself aRan,
IL Ia not Thought that hCGovern VIII be
able TO fight again for some time. In several
OF his recent lights he has shown lack OF
hitting ability and strength, The news OF
his Illness was received by his friends with
surprise. for most Of them thought he was
In the best OF health. hcGoveTn is one Of
the most popular pugillsts In the business
to-day. He started az the bottom and hrst
won the bAntamweiFht title, After that he
became a feathefWelEht and won the cham
pionahip from George Dixon. hcGoyern
held a clean slate until he met Young Corbett
al Hartford. Corbett knocked him out In two
rounds Since that time Terry has been on
the down grade His last hEht was with
Eddie Hanlon, whom be knocked out In a
limited round bout at Philadelphia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
SALE or HIPPODROME BOXES
over 50 900 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Get
Choice Places for Opening Night.

over bBtuVu hehllbu-NOlADultlcl uoN
Choice Places for Opening Night.
John A. Drake paid the top price, 1575.
for box L for the opening performance at
Thompson 4 Dundy's big Hippodrome on
Wednesday evening. Mr.. brakes was
third ohoice. John W. Gates. who was on
hand at the beginning. got fret choice for
$3.50 and selected box II. Second choice
Of the prosoenillm boxes went 10 L. c. Weir
for $500. He took box K Harry s. Black
paid t525 for box G, and tt75 for box d.
Charles ], Ross acted as auctioneer.
He was 10 have been assisted by Pete
Daley, but Daley sent q telegram which
Mr.. Ross read from the stage. 1t said that
Mr.. Daley hoped the clowns would be as
funny as Tommy Ryley's top bat
Daley couldn't get around, because
he IL stin asleep, Ross declared, and there
was a laugh
The auctioneer then put up for sale the
sloFea," which are in the first balcony
Henry WasserInRn bought first choice for
k16O and Chauncey NJ Depew paid tS25 each
for second and third choices George J.
Gould got box Is for St25 and Ross said be
was lucky. l.. G. Tower paid 500 for box
and James A. Stillman ti75 for A. The
lowest price paid for q box was t25' which
was bought by Henry j. Overall.
The total Of the sale OF boxes footed up
80 $40. and Fred Thompson lost Eve spring
hats because he bet that 50 900 would be the
limit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
Yals Yachtsmcn Can,l,sd.

NEV HAVEN. April G. Two boats were
oapsiled this afternoon 10 the opening race
for the season OF the Yale Corinthian Yacht
Club on New Haven harbor. The four eieh-
teen foot dories that took part started with a
smashing breeze over y Ave mile triangular
course. Not far from the finish mark and
with a good prospect Of coming In first p. II.
Winston, a freshman. was capsized.
While p. W. Wilson In another doTy was
trying 10 reach Winston 10 pull him out OF
the water his boat went over too. II was an
exciting time for the remainder Of the boats
for the next few minutes before they hshed
the two Yale sailors from the water.
The race was won by j. Il. Brown, elApa Cd
time 1 hour 0 minutes Is seconds; ]. Foster
va oSoOnd In hour 7 minutes 20 seconds.
and Q. Howard was third In hour min utica
"a Gsoonda,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
Brooldyn Football club wins 10 AssO-
citation Game.

By score OF 70 ,. the Brooklyn Foot
ball Club defeated the Cameron team ysS-
terday In an association football game, AZ
ths ground Of the Parkviile Field Cub, Ave
nue. ID and Gravesend avenue. Playing With
the wind. the CAmerons gained FIRST score
from q corner kick, but Adams for Brook
iyn, soon eQuallzed this. Play was then mostly
In Brooklyn territory ana the broohlyh Roel
feepeF saved some good shots. but no further
score was made and the half ended 20 !.
In the second half Brooklyn had the ad
vantage OF the wind. Nelson soon ecored
A beauty aud was followed BY splendid
ling shot IN stewart The NHmerons ttrove
hard 70 Offset this aud Pearson obtained
possessi1u 81 che ball and shot another goal
BROOKLYN then pressed hard and from pass
from the right wins. Nelson hooked anothrI
goal No further scoring took place aud
brooklyn GOn the game b. goals 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
Eric Inlpro, enent in ChIcaE go.

CHICAGO. April s.-President Underwood
and other officers Of the Erie system left
on a special train to-day f~ New York.
"A result OF the Official inspection the
Erie company will spend large sum OF
money this year for improving and enlarE-
ing il terminal facilities here. New freight
warehouses will be constructed and all
the freight sheds will connect with the
sfr,.et tunnel system. President Under
wood emphatioally denied the report that
j G. Stuart had rendered his resignation
a. general manager Of the Erie lines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
STOCK TAN Law At WORK.
BOom On in the Philadelphia Exchange
Highest Price Paid for Seat.

boom On In the Philadelphia Exchange
Highest Price Paid for Seat.
PHILADELPHIA, April s.-The highest
price ever paid for seat on the Philadel-
phis stock Exchange has been paid by Wal
ter Rose, who represented c. l. Hudson. Of
New York. The seller was represented by
Kirk MBgill
Mr.. Ross paid sli 900 for a seat two or
three days ago. Although that was g. 900
above the price paid by the last previous
purchaser. lie WAS obliged to add another
II 900 to his bid before lie could find another
seller.
The advance IN the price OF seats from
90 600 to $1,000 is attributed chiefly 70 the
prospect Of increased business which IL
expected 10 develop here as a result Of the
a.cck transfer tar In New York. II is be-
lleved that New York brokers viii execute
many OF their orders on the Philadelphia
exchange In order TO avoid the payment
Of tie tax Of 81 for each 100 shares imposed
by The bill, which only needs the signature
OF the Governor Of New York 70 make 1t q
Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
MoorfleId story Accepts thr Presidency Of
the Anti.ImperAliSt League.

BosroN. April Sat a meeting Of the
executive committee OF the Anti-lmpeTialist
League last month Moordeld Story. then
absent In Europe, was unanimously eeesd
president, as successor Tor me uIeH puyN3
farm on the late Hon. George S. Boutwell,.
AZ the committee's meeting yesterday Mr..
Story's acceptance OF his election was
resolved. Among the Wce-presidents
elected are Samuel L. Clemens, Austen q.
Fox, Henry Hebtz and Wheeler II. Peck
ham OF New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
Nan Thlnra nor az C1ren,.

The Barnum a Bailey circus viii start
tho fourth week at Madison Square Gar
den Monday with several new acts and a
general reaITangement Of the programme.
An the big acts, including the auto lide
continued. The Gro wds 30 far have bro ken
ali records. All the seats for the orphan
ohildren's matinee Tuesday have been
allotted and almost every important char
table institution IN the city viii be repre-
aantad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
S.w York Lacrosse Club DEFEATS Columbia.

The New York lacrosse Club yesterday
defeated the Columbia University team at
Colurbi. oval by a score Of s goals 70 l..
me plav was exceptionally fast In the inst
half. Columbia making the only goa IL
was not until The lat few MINUTES H OF ne
ThSn three goals were made In quick time.
During the progress Of the match, Solow 4.
N former Columbia and City College player,
got into A scrap with the ofncials because
e was Goa ching the New Works TOO much;
The hFht lasted only a minute or 30 and
~ o,ilts bloodloss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
Ahs Auen NIatchrd to E1rh,.

Abe Attell. who IA considered the feather
weight champion. IL making such sIosllent
progress at Bellevue Hospital, where he went
a few weeks ago 20 undergo a painful opera
ton. that his manager, Al Llppy, has arranged
q match for him. Atteu u 20 box jimmy
Dunn At Sharon, Pa, on April g, the bout
are permitted at sharon, but II IL Thought
that there will be no dificulty In picking
Mlnnef.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
Matinee for Woman's work Exchange.

The annual ohiIdren's matinee for the
benefit Of the New York Exchange for
Woman's Work will be given at Wallack's
Theatre on Thursday, April "a. A pro-
gramne enjoya bic for the youngsters and
their elders alike viii be given. Many
novel features are promised, besides ex:
hibitions by trained animals and feats OF
leRerde main. Tickets are on sale at the
exchange, SSG Madison avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
Columbia Association Football Team IN
Drawn Game.

The Columbia College football team yoster-
day played ts hrst game Of the season with
The Boys Club OF Brooklyn. at MAspeth.
After three spirited halves the game was
drawn, neither side scoring. The showing
OF the collegiAns was creditAole In view 81
OF the fact that the Boys Club eleven waa
Was made un Of oNperienced players. Evana
Columbia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
First Entry for vanderbilt Auto Race.

Announcement was made Yesterday by
Chairman r. J. MoTell Of the Ameficen
Automobile Association racine board that
the inst actual entry Tor he Nanderput elp
race hRt been made i he entry - ron
Albert l.. pope who nnwiuhtcs 2 fopg-Iolcdo
oar through the Automobile Club Ol Amefi,a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
shefteI BuyI Yankee Consul.

W. NJ. sheftel. the wan Street man. has
purchased. through his trainer, "Bub' May,
from Charley Ellison. the two-year old COLT
Yankee Consul, by Semprouiua-Iady tneE
for $40 600 Yankee Consul hiss been pro-
nounoed the beet youngster ~ Memphis and
several rich turfmen we're after him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
Johns Hopkins wins Al Lacrosse.

BA1aaNonI. April s.-Ths Johns Hopkins
lacrosse team opened the season beTe this
PSnnsylyanlG team 2 20 O.. The weather
WAS againSt good work on the part Of either
team, a high wind prevailing The attend
hi the Fane gave evidence Of superiority In
All points over their opponents, though not
up 70 the standard Of the teams OF former
YenFn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
COLUMBIA CREWs RACE.
Shell Reliance wins by Good Margin
I'm Easy Contest,


The usual weekly race OF the Columbia
crews took place yesterday on the Harlem,
Three varsity Fights started out In the race.
One OF the boats filed with water. owing 10
a crack In the shell, and dropped cut after
going only short way. The shell Reliance,
carrying almost the same combination which
was IN the shell which was sma shed last week,
LhaSfesSs SSFi sH~rSnSNTE race.
The crews were bostsd as follows:
B. Kehriein' :; Mackenzie. s. Cornell O o'LouThiin,
4 Frazer, stroke Cuthel, co1swaln:
D. chssdis, q boyle. 8 AiSelunGsT. Z: WbnWeli. 4;
Miller, stroke; Spence, coISWhln.
pSd es fs4 s. SG Vow s Sa ToSsss
Z. srrcpont. stroke; Wise, coGswAin.
The race started at i4Sth street bridge
sR n bangs. Witch had i been patched up on
Friday night. gave way and the water poured
IN, almost swsmping the crew, The B9ngs
hon house s' f PSP as fGS t I S once
aud was two lengths ahead OF the 'OoWles
at the two mile point Prom that AZ mark arg
trouble themselves 70 hit things, up. The
"CoWles. despite its changed makeup got
a issE DSah ~ open Hss.r o%ns 70 an
at his place at stroke yesterday Miller
placed In Milier's seat, MCLEAN. = mech:
won the race last week by more than four
len gths.
There was q tight TAce for two miles be-
tween the two freshman barges. The crews,
called college" and science" as q dtGtln-
gushing mark, roWed In the following order:
College Freshman Hght-Eale, bow HelmoIieh,
:; Brock. Wood, q Snsyuly, OsteThAut, 9. kPbbe'
oi aSs Fs.S SS EiS5.MSy bow KiiSon. T.
Wilcox, ;; ApoEteGuiA. a. Holbert. g. r. white. O.:
The college boat led for the first mile by
nearly a length. The science eight pulled
up az mile and BALI and led by few feet
and won by half length.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
Marine and Freld oubuen u, the Trap.

Many well known clubmen participated in
the Marine and Field Club invitation trap
shooting tournament on the Cropsey avenue
mounds. Bath Beach. yesterday. The first
event was 3 trophy shoot. scratch, at thirty
targets q man. and II went 70 Isaac D.
Snedeker. with q score OF IS; Van Wyck Wickes
was second with IS, John Mason Knox third
with is renewal was captured 10y Van
snedeker being runner ny with -. and J. NJ.
Knox third with v.
A triple tie at eighteen resulted In the next
event, which was at thirty targets. Van
Nyok MiCkes Isaac B. Snedeker and 0eorge
B Richie tied, but d Id not shoot on. In the
Anal event at thirty targets George b, Richie
won with e. the best score OF the day, Van
WICK WiCkss being the runner up With A..
and T. B. snedeker third viii ~. J. NJ, Knox
WHafonTth with IA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
CITY REAL ESTATE.
BoRoUGH or BRoNx-sALE on RENT

EASY l. and family houses. eogy ven To-
TERMS cations al reasonable prizes and terms
'@W"S LAycne. So. Boulevard, cor. Freeman ~ .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
TO LET ron BUSINESS PURPOSES.

AT ~ East 7Sd ST.. best location IN the city: light
door aud once. Inquire az the store. OELSCH
LAGER BROS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
nELP MANTEp-FENIAI.Es.

ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS - Wanted
good flower makers; work given out. APP
ply all week, FUCKER & J0SEPHH,
7lS-7l7 Broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09

WANTED-Sman place for chicken farm, near
purchase second. RELIABLE, box 100 sun HaT-
lem Once, pa West l15th g.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
alTTATIONs WANTKD-MALE

EXPORT-Gentlemhn, executive ability, wants
responsible position a. manager, 6c long years
sIprrience IN export from CUT state oottohaeed
products specially. Address EXPORT - West
i25th NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09

ARTIFICIAL FL0WERS-Wantsd
neat, tidy, bright girls as learners. Apply
all week, FUCKER & JOSEPHY, u.s.
ia Broadway.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-02-04
II Stands Alone.

Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription
stands alone, as the one and only remedy
for leucorThea, female weakness, pro-
lapsus, OF falling of the womb, 50 ALSO
iutely specific and sure in curing these
common ailments Of women, az to war
rant its makers in Offering to pay, as
they hereby do, the sum of $500 reward
for a case Of the above maladies which
they can not cure. This is remarkable
offer. No other medicine for the cure
Of woman's peculiar ailments Is backed
by such remarkable guarantee. No
other medicine for woman's ills is pos
sessed Of the unparalleled curative pro-
perties that would warrant its makers
in publishing such an offer; no other REM
edy has such a record of a third OF a
century Of cures on which to base such
q remarkable offer.
Miss Emma Weller who Is Secretary Of the
Young Peoples Christian Association. at 1918
Madison Avenue, New York City, says uYour
Favorite Prescription is boon 10 sick and
icines fail. know whereof speak, for have
had experience with IT, For fourteen months
had constant headaches seemed too weak TO
perform my daily duties and when the day
over ! was too tired TO sleep well. suffered
from nervousness and indigestion, and every
thing ate distressed me. Doctored with differ
reading one OF your books decided to give your
Favorite Prescription trial. Am very glad
] did, for found il was just what wanted.
commenced to improve at once and kept getting
better until. after seven weeks I was entirely
cured. have remained in perfect health ever
since. and remain firm friend of your Favor
tie Prescription
The dealer who offers a substitute for
rFavorite Prescription is only seeking
to make the little more profit afforded
by a less meritorious medicine. His
profit is your loss. Therefore, turn your
back on him as unworthy of your pat
ronage.
IF constipated use DIR. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets. They cure constipation,
biliousness and sick headache. They do
not produce the spill habit"
WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL. A.
ISOLATION, ProprietOrs, Buffalo, N. Y.