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New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
ANOTHER GREENE GOLD REPORT.
Engineers Say Property Does Not Warrant
Further Operation.

joint report on the Greene Consolidated Gold
Company's properties from James Lindsey a min
ing engineer Of Portland. Ore. and w E. Mitchell
a graduate Of the Columbia School Of Mines sup
plemenCng the recent report Of James o. Glover
was made public yesterday by the Tustin party
The report says il part:
We travelled over the entire mining ground
claimed by the Greene Consolidated Gold Conapanv
twice, and there is no evidence whatever of any
tests, either pits. cuts shafts having been
sunk the entire property, excepting the juno
ton Of the La Brisca Gulch and the Santo Do
uango Canyon, where the plant is located
The daily cost OF operating TO handle q maxi
mum output OF 2G0 cubic yards of gravel a day
twenty-fOur hours which Is the present full capa-
city Of the plant, is estimated about 1864, or
s. 80 yard. and the amount received being esti-
mated eight cents cubic yard, s1s day it
follows that the net loss per day OF running the
plant is about $3.50.
We estimate that from 10 900 cubic yards OF
gravel sluiced by the Greene Consolidated Gold
Company up 10 date there has been recovered not
10 exceed 81 600. We therefore beg to advise that
this property is low in value that IL does not
warrant any further operation, that all expenses
should be of. the property shut down, and the
material sold for what Il viii bring.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
TO TEST MORTGAGE TAX LAW.
Suit Brought To Get Ruling on It's Consti-
tutionality.

Argument heard before Justice Giegerich in
the Supreme Court. yesterday. in a suit brought
by Michael II. Eisman against Register Ronner to
test the constitutonality of the Mortgage Tax law.
passed by the Legislature at its last session and
which imposes a Of Z OF I per cent upon the
value Of every mortgage.
Eisman's counsel said that his client had refused
to pay the tax when having a mortgage recorded
in the Registers office, and. consequently Register
Ronner declined to record the instrument He
claimed that the law was unconstitutional inasmuch
IL only passed by a three-hfths vote Of the
legislature, whereas all measures involving local
taxation required a two-thirds majority
State Attorney General julius Mayer opposed the
application compel the Register TO record Els
mans mortgage without payment OF the He
said ne thought the proper manner OF dealing with
the case would be sustain the constitutionaItv
OF the act and deny the motion, as the case would
be brought 70 the SouIt OF appeals IN any event
briefs four weeks hence.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
BOAT IN DOUBLE CRASH,
Women and Children Near Panic an
He'll Gate.

The passengers on board the ferryboat Green
point, which plies between 92d-st.. Manhattan
and Astoria, were badly frightened by a double
collision which took place in He'll Gate yesterday
The boat had just entered the narrow channel
on its westward trip, when small fishing sloop
ran in front Of il. The ferryboat struck the
smack and carried away her bowsprit
As the engines were stopped. the strong cur
rent carried the boat around and she crashed
broadside into the Merritt & Chapman wrecking
boat the William H. Chapman, which was pass
ing
The ferryboat was loaded with women and
children. returning from pleasure trips. They
were badly frightened, and for a time there was
great confusion on the boat, but they were final
ly Gained. None Of the vessels were damaged.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
GERMAN COAL COMPANIES MAY JOIN.
Rise in Luxembourg Company's Shares Leads
TO Report of Combination.

Berlin, July 19.-sensational speculation is go
ing on on the Berlin Boerse in the shares OF
the German Luxembourg Mining Company
which to-day recorded jump of 20 per cent
making a total rise of 80 per cent since June 30
There are rumors that the company is about to
combine with several other concerns. Three
Of the greatest coal and iron owners in the
Essen region now in Berlin and the board
Of directors Of the German Luxemourg com
-, MN meat them. 1t is expected that gi-
sra1ff. combination will be effected. The Lux
en1hnre company has a capital OF S6,OoO-OOO
and 81 100000 In debentures IL owns furnaces
"a -oiIing mills patterned after the American
o~re errsr7-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
INJUNCTION STOPS SALE.
NOT SERVED, HOWEVER.
Hudson Valley Bonds to amount of
SS61, 900 Not Offered.

The advertised sale at auction yesterday Of
the SCI $1,000 bonds Of the Hudson Valley Rail-
way Company hello as collateral for a loan by
the Merchants Trust Company. which recently
failed. was prevented by the obtaining OF an in
Junction
In expectation OF the sale several bond houses
we're represented yesterday afternoon at the
New-Eork Real Estate Salesrooms, prepared to
bio for the entire lot. When the printed list OF
securities TO be offered was passed around IT
was found TO contain no mention of the Hudson
Valley bonds. nor did the auctioneer announce
the withdrawal
Inquiry al the Office Of the New-York Trust
Company, one OF the receivers OF the Mer-
chants Trust Company. developed the fact that
the sale had been postponed for one week In
explanation Otto T Barnard. president Of the
New-York Trust Company. said:
The delay is due 10 a request made by the
attorneys for the other side. Our attorney,
Edward Lauterbach. readily consented TO the
postponement" In reply 10 further question
he said: An Injunction restraining the sale
was granted by the court, but was not served
From another source it was learned that the
Hudson Valley Railway Company had insti-
tuted the Injunction proceeding TO protect its
own interests. When the loan was made. II is
said. there an understanding with the
rrlsL company IhaL II case or default in the
payment OF interest or principal OF the coIlat-
eral, foreclosure proceedings would not be
started until March 1, 1906 or course, the fall
ure OF the trust company makes this agreement
void, and IN consequence the railway company
IS afraid. should the SCI bonds bring at public
sale less than the amount OF the loan, that a
deficiency judgment would be secured against
the company and foreclosure proceedings started
at once. interest On the bonds being IN de-
fault
The Hudson Valley Railway Company had
borrowed from the trust company $4,000 Civ
ing as collateral the SS61 900 OF its bonds which
the Merchants Trust Company receivers a week
ago obtained the courts permission 70 sell and
which they had planned TO sell yesterday Some
time before the failure OF the trust company It
had been proposed TO call this loan but certain
directors made IL known that attempt 10 sell
the collateral would be blocked by Injunction
proceedings based the allegation that there
had been an agreement, already referred TO- not
TO call the loan. To have forced the sale would
have called attention publicly to the affairs OF
the trust company, so the loan was carried on
The receivers now desire TO close out the col
lateral IN order 10 establish differential amount
for which they VIII make a direct claim against
the Hudson Valley company.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
BUY SHARES TO HANG ON THE WALL
United States Shipbuilding Certificates To
Be Used in Mural Decoration.

A lot of 800 shares OF common and 500 shares OF
preferred stock of the old United States Shpbuild-
ing Company was closed out yesterday at the week
ly auction sale OF securities for Ks, 2 cents for
each share, 500 par value. It supposed that
the purchaser desired the certificates for decorative
purposes.
the Bethlehem Steel Corporation, the prosperous
successor of the United States Shipbuilding Com
rany. were sold at 80. and two-thirds of that
quantity 52 shares. of the preferred stock went
1914. These prices are about at the market level
the common stock having closed the curb yes
terday at 81 bid. 3ll2 asked. and the preferred ar
81 bid and So asked.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
SHERIFF SELLS ADDIcKs HOLDINGS.

Deputy Sheriff Porges yesterday sold all the
Eht. title and interest which J. Edward Addicks
had July u. 1850 any time thereafter in
and 20 160 shares Of the common capital stock OF
the Massachusetts, Gas Companies $50 shares Of
The preferred capital stock OF the Massachusetts
companies certificates 500 income bonds Of the
Aay state Gas Company. scrip. and 4.40S shares Of
tie common capital stock Of the Bay State Gas
company q Delaware certificates. The property
vas sold - satisfy judgment for s2l0SH entered
aEa-llst Acdicks May 90 in favor OF Clark, Ward
d Co., IN liquidation The sale realized SO SO4 70.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
MAD DOG ON 5TE-AVE.
seeks Refuge in Doorway of Calumet Club,
but is Killed by a Policeman.

-. white mongrel dog. yeiping and frothng at
-. mouth. dashed down 5th-ave.. below s4th-st.,
-. cay afternoon. scattering pedestrians and
;, ,ls drivers OF horses 70 scurry into side streets
n s. OUT q his way. At 2sth-sb Patrolnlan
~ T'-an ran out 70 meet the animal
A., %" him coming and sought refuge in the
st,s way of the Calumet Club ar 5th-ave. and
1-ssSS The policeman followed f. in and struck
dssssS rs cub. HOWling and swapping, the a E
tls out of the doorway and into the Vestibule OF
Tt.lse, No East 2sth-st.
Tier HOFFMAN knocked the animal senseless
bglefs - dragged n into the street and pot two
INTO ITS bead. ending fts career.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
TO PAY ANTITRUST PENALTIES.

Nashville. Tenn, July ia dispatch from Little
Rock Ark. says The Hartford Fire Insurance
Company viii pay the State OF Arkansas so 100 pen
a-tes FOR operating IN violation OF the antitrust
law, Just declared constitutional by the State Su-
pTeme Court Under the maximum penalty the
company would have forfeited $500 90. BUT agree
merit had been reached 10 confess Judgment at 500
CAY. from Nav . 10 the time the opinion Of the
court was handed down.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
BONDS APPROVED FOR SAVINGS BANKS.

The first and refunding mortgage AZ per cent
so4o bonds OF the Connecticut Railway and Light
ING Company have just been declared legal invest
merit for savings banks in the State Of Connecticut
RMS Issue was originally brought out by Messrs
Redmond g. Co. and J. & ". SeligInan & Co. The
,9lnecucut Railway and Lighting Company is in
81 e1ceeclugly prosperous condition. and latest re-
Epi-e1 earnings are showing large increases over
LleFiols wears recent statement Of gross earnings
e-o"-ng an increase OF Il per cent over the same
S7i-oc " 800 and @ per cent over 1893.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
HOLMES MAY APPEAL TO THE COURTS

Z. 5. holmes. former associate statistician in
the Department Of Agriculture. came to this city
Tuesday night. and yesterday consulted counsel
relative to the investigation Of the cotton leak
II is understood that he will take his dismissal
from The department 70 the courts. He visited
the law office OF Mark Alter, No 1I5 West 10Th
ST, where conference lasting an hour and a
half was held. Holmes declined TO make anv
statement about his case. but said he might have
something to say later. He returned 10 wash
ington yesterday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
PETITIONS IN eANKRuPTcY.

n petition n bankruptcy was fled IN the United
suites District Court yesterday by Harris Reich
aAos or No. 6z6 Courtlandt-ave He said mis- liabH-
les were 1891 with nominal assets OF $50
--4zar Goldsmith. a cigar maker, OF No. 43 West
-sth-st. fled petition IN bankruptcy. Liabilities
, e5e G2iG Assets. debts due. sZ7 So machinery.
Heis, etc, $50.
eiseSseph Block. shirtnaksr OF No. So WaIker-st
&c .re schedule II bankruptcy The schedule shows
Ia la me Liabilities are s47.3S3 divided among large
--1lDef or creditors and assets OF $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20

or the four new directors elected yesterday Mr.
Robinson is one Of the receivers OF the Merchants
Trust Company, and Messrs- Barnard and King
respectively president and r;ce-president OF the
New-Eor Trust Company, the other receiver. Dr.
Mum, goes into the board a representative OF
the interests Of Merchants Trust Company, Of
which he is q director. At the meeting OF the di-
rectOrs to-day II IS probable that the old officers
VIII be reelected Either al that a subsequent
meeting two additional directors, representing the
receive interests VIII be elected
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
SUBURBAN.

An aged or erfeebled person with their
nurse or maid can have especial attention
and care at the Chateau in Speer's Ever
green Park, Passaic, n. J.. a fine large
room. well adapted. now vacant II you
want 10 prOlong their life in comfort and
enjoyment with quiet. refined surroundings
and can pay the price. here Is the spot
Aunt Ann Belts. 102 years old. has lived
on and on at the Chateau since IL was built
with comfortable room. cheerful surround
lngs. food prepared to suit and special care.
she is now visiting relatives IN Orange,
well and happy
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
rhE JuLY nsuauReANlrE.n .

The July number OF THE SuburDanite." published
by the passenger department OF the Central Rail-
road Of New-Jersey is full OF interesting reading
for those hunting homes IN the country. There are
several Illustrations OF suburban homes and arti-
cles on subjects pertaining TO the securing OF A
home, the OF bees, etc. How build a home
with 5000 is not IT, least interesting OF the
e 81
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
HARRiMAN,s TRIP DELAYED.

Edward H. Hartman, who. according 10 Wall
Street report had intended TO leave the city to-day
or trlp 10 Japan by way Of the Pacific Coast
said yesterday afternoon that he would not start
until next week. Mr.. Hartman has not Yet decided
on what DAY ne viii begin the journey. which 70
he primarily tour for recreation and sightseeing.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20

White Lawn. Natural Linen and Fig'd
Organdy DresseS-pleated shirt waist
styles: wiki and without emb'y inserts
or combination yokes OF tucks and
iAce-"ortn SoO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES =. 20
White and CoIored Organdy and
Black Dotted silk Null Dresses
Waists elaborately trir1'd with tucks
pleats or lace inserts-s1irts with
and without tUcks-lacs Or shirred
nouuces-worrh s109S --.---.---..- 3 9S
Also. at same price pretty Figd
Dotted Swiss DTesses-Surplics
waist. lace inserted and tucked
skirt.
White Orgsndy. Linen and Sheer
Lawn Dresses-shirt waist and dressy
styles-pleated tucked and plain
skirts-worth S15-SS --~----.---.---- 8. 9S
White Dotted Swiss and Net: also
Blue SILK Null Drssses-yoke OF lace
insertings with and without single
and double bertha-sklrts with deep
shtrring or lace inserting5 in plain or
crisscross eTects-worth S17.Ss. .-- 1 I SO
White Organdy and Lawn Dresses
Waist with round or Up and down
insertings OF lace with tucks OF French
shi-rings-new deep fiounced skirt
with lace inseIJings-worth S20-eS. I Z. 90
Sheer White Orga1dy and Violet silk
Null Dresses-handsOme styles for
street or svening-worth S26-9 -.-- 9 IS
Finer Dresses 70 S399s.
BriIliantine Bathing Suits-Black and
Navy-plalr Or combination collars
braid huish-value 81 -.-.--..... s .4S
BrfIliautine Bathing Suits
large combination collars
pleatsd skirts-vaIus S6. 40. ...--.--- = %
Finer Bathing Suits.
including Slctlieune and TaIeta silks.
10 S14-9S-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
WOmen's Ex. Size Underwear

WOmen's Ex. Size Underwear
At NIidsummer's Lowered FrIces.
Cambria Slkirts-deep lawn ruftie-cluster
tucks or hand loom emb'y ruf1e-
were IS. 40 ------.-----.-1 .9S
Nafusock and Cambria Gowus-V OF
round neck-yoka OF French Emb'y or
two inserttngs OF Val or Mechlin
Iace-riboon run-value 81. Cd I 2O
Cambria or Muslin Drawers-Tufne
OF H s. tucks or emb' y-Wers 10 80
Extra Size Muslin Corset Covers
tight ftting-weU made-value 80. 1 9
Nafrsook Corset COvers-round
neck-tWO inse-tinEs front and
back-ribbon run-valua 70 -.-.---.- 80
Naiusook Misunderstanding OF Val
or torchon Iace-tucked skirt
value s1-s9 ....-.--...... .SS
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
D. ROBINSON ELECTED DIRECToR.
Annual Meeting Of Stockholders Of Hudson
Valley Railway Company.

Glens Falls. y 7. July 1s-At the annual meet
ing Of the stockholders OF the Hudson Valley Rail-
way Company. to-day, the following directors were
reelected: A. B. CoIvin and W L Kiley Glens
Falls; =. Y. Herbert and George A. Helne. New
York; Peter Mccarthy and Frank Z. Howe. Troy
and William @ BuUsted. Jersey City. Otto T
Barnard. Douglas Robinson. Willard Y King and
Dr- John p Mum Nev-YOrk. were also chosen
directors and TWO more directors TO be elected
TO the organization at meeting in New-York to-
morrow.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20

Wom@n's Coat Suits OF White Or
Natural Ltnen-TuxedO or Long Coat
styles-with self or combination
collars and cu1s-worth s8eS. II
White Linen Suits-FrocIr ana FIN
and EtOn Boiero styles-eIaborate
EyeleJ or Linen emb'y lacs rrfu.
pleated sifrtS-wcrth s25.9S- lis .9S
worneu's Tailored Sufts-CNsvtota.
Shepherd Checks. Fancy Mixtures
and BTilliantins-Box- Long Coat
and Blouse Eton-braid and button
trin-were S1898 ...-.-............ q SS
BroadclOrh. Brilliantins and Chevfoe
Sults-black and colors-also fancy
checks-TUxsdO. Coat or Blouse
styles-pleated sh<irts-wers szi-Oo 4 SS
Broadcloth. BriIliantine and Fancy
Panama Suits-perfectiy tailored
were S-o-sS -.---------..-.-.1b- -SS
China silk waisrs-lace insertinss.
drawn work or tailor pleats-bIack
or white-wsrs s. ..---....-.... < SS
China silk Waists-dainty inssts q SIX
uledalions. and lace tnsertinss
etc.-also surplice STYLES with tucks
and plears-also allovsr lacs and
net waisrs-vers IS. 90 --.--..---... z G2
Handsome Waists OF aIIovsr Lxcs Or
Net-with and without tucks. medzIlicns
and lace rufaes-this seasons
best styles-were $500. -.....-... I z. %
Fls'd Net waists-soraI design. with
yoke outlining or lace inserts and
large medaliiOns-silk lined
were S1O-9S --..- --..... ~
wo-nen's Cravenette Travelling or
Rain Coats-coIIs-iess-Ioose sront
box pl-ar hack-sDec!ai. .-.-....-.-. . %
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
EeuAlA

GOVERNESS WANTED.-A well edu-
Gated. refined, Protestant lady, as gov
erness for a boy OF six. state age, church,
health and general qualifications. Address
W. X. Box 20. Tribune ONCE.
HOUSEKEEPER.- want a good natured
woman, 40 to so years OF age, who is
strong and ealthy. with no epcumbrances
who will be willing 70 live with family OF
four-man, wife and two sons. aged 10 and
10; will be treated as one OF the family
but to take the whole charge Of house
keeping; must be economical clean and
Industrious viii pay reasonable wages
Address NJ. z. S. K. Tribune Once.
KEEPER.-WOman who can run a
small hotel OF 20 TO % rooms; one with
son who could help preferred Address
NJ z. s. X, Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
RECEIVER FOR AGENCY FIRM.

Justice Gudersleeve Of the Supreme Court yes
te-day appointed William p. Sayer receiver for
lIalnes AIcC-acken & Co. agents. IN a brought
l~ the Aircraft Company, a judgment creditor FOR
Z
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
Extraordinary Offering of
Lace Curtains OS CENTS
Usually S2.4o and S2.oS.

Subject TO slight loom stains-thats reason--No
break, no damage, just slight
pointed OUT but it enables you buy high
quality and exceptionally attractive designs
THIRD THEIR WORTH
CUT OUT THIS ADVERTISEMENT.
Go direct Department and ask to see thenl
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
Midsummer Reductions IN
Wrapper Department

Ieagowns. Wrappers. Negligees. Matinee
Suits and full length Kimonos-Crepe de
Chine. Plain or FIg'd SILK. Nuns Yelling.
Alhatross and Cashmere-Black white and
colors-Enpire. Fitted Blouse. Vatican and
Wrapper styIes-haudsomeIy trirn'd with
fire or heavy laces and ribbon-sizes "a
"a aG
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
BOARD AND ROOMS.

single insertions cents per lize. Sixteen
words seven times consecutively, 81. which
entities advertiser 10 have rooms entered In
The Tribune's Directory Of Desirable Rooms
Tor period OF fourteen days Write for
Circular.
Full information concerning these rooms
may be had free OF charge. at the Uptown
Offlce Of The New-York Tribune. 1884
oroadway. between 36th and 9th SITS.
WHY go 70 boarding house when you can
enjoy the comforts OF well ordered
notei at exceedingly low summer rates
Rooms. 81 per day and upward: room and
board. Sl4 week and upward; restaurant
a la carte and table d hote HOTEL BRIS-
3Sth
+4TH-ST.. 124 EAST.-Elegantfy furnished
rooms, with or without board: excellent
location. reasonable.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
Leather and Fancy Goods

Leather and Fancy Goods
At Midsummer's Lowered Prices
Crush Leather Beits-Black and CoFd-
silk and leather. seal and patent
lsather-Eariisr % 20 so .-.-......- fS
Fitted Leather Bags-wers .96. ...... 70
Handmade Renaissance Scarfs-
sllover or linen centre-2x54-
value s. % 20 So. 40. 9...--.-..........f.S 80
Fancy Swiss Dresser Sets
Chevfot Laundry Bags
H S. Handk Cushion slips
Satin Cushions-iace
trim d-for Baby Baskets. Gee
China SIX Lamorequins-rich frinEe-
Oriental floral and conventional fzurss-
best colorings-value s. - -.-...---- I .kS
Emb'd and Lithog-aph Pillow Slips
= subiects-value -48. ..-..--....- a.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
WOmen's Cool Summer Dresses

and other apparel for city and country wear
outings, etc.
THIRD and HALF than Earlier r7rfoaz
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD, silver and precious stones
bought at highest market value. made
into new articles OF exchanged lor new
fewelrv or Japanese goods at n r TEP-
PER'S FACTORY. 10 W alst-. basement
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20

Shop in the forming If You Can.
Besides the advantage of Morning Specials which
comprise seasonable goods prices far below their
worth, that are only sold UNTIL ONE O'CLOCK
morning shoppers find in early hours comfort and
more time for selections e.. Those who come from
distance can lunch In COOL comfortable restau-
rant where the best OF viands served at moder-
ate prices. or rest in Ladies' Paror Writing Room
and return home refreshed instead OF being tired out
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
REMEDIES.
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5oo second nrna
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed machinery oougnt ana er-
changed GAO. 3 EDDY. 3ss Madlson-st
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS.-Why work for otharsr start a
mail order business at your own home
tell you how: furnish everything. Write AZ
once. LOUIS d. WILCOX. Box IL Scran-
ton, Penn.
WANTED--Agents for best 81 year ac-
cfdent 81 80 health policies; large corr
mission; renewals: county managers want
ed In every State A. r. CILLEY. Mana
ger Az Times Bldg. Times Square. New
York City.
WANTED.-Fffteen bright young men to
take up our work: excellent opportunity
to right parties. ADAMS CO., 20 Erie-st.
Jersey City.
BE YOUR OWN EMPLOYER.-Let US
start you in an independent business; you
can earn profits OF $40 20 sos weekly. Call
or write BURNS & REED. 2O9 Hudson
St New-Yor6.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20

Special Sale o.
Saii0r- Made Hamuccks
Noted for durability and adapted
particularly for ChiIdren's use and
for, picnic and camping parties.
All made OF strong twisted Cord
k1otted together every inches. SO
that II one part should break Il
cannot affect the rest.
Single Cord.0
so-cent Hammocls. length II - -. -
A. - 4annocky Same size. 90
- 'l''i''''0- A. Ex heavy cord p 30
FOR A
GOOD. COLD. DELICIOUS DRINK
from the
Best Conducted Soda Fountain
In New York Go to
Back OF Our Store on Main Floor.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Male.
ANY intelligent person may earn good in
come corresponding for newspapers no
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newspaper for out OF town; steady work to
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WE WANT MEN TO FILL 500 high grade
positions: competent Statesmen. Executives,
Clerical or Technical Men should call or
write. HAPGOODS (Inc-), suite SOS, 3O9
Broadway. y. Y.
WANTED.-Thoroughly competent CORE
spondent who has had experience in sub
scTiptiJn book correspondence, both in sales
and collection departments; best references
required: state age. W. Tribune ONCE.