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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
GERRY SOCIETY AND HEATING.
License Commissioner Angry NJ Action In
the Schwartz Case.

Commissioner Heating OF the License
Department was indignant yesterday over
the Gerry society's action in the case OF
g. s. Schwartz, the keeper Of an Fast Side
employment agency, who is charged with
criminal assault on Rosie Tsub. fifteen
year -old girl, who had applied to him for
a place as a servant, The evidence against
Schwartz was secured by the Legal Aid
Society working with the inspectors OF the
License Department. and Commissioner
Heating had set Yesterday for a nearing
to determine whether or not the agents
license should be revoked.
The Legal Aid Society meanwhile made
application in the Yorkvillc police court
for warrant for Schwartz. II was at this
point that the Gerry society bobbed up and
demanded the custody OF the girl on the
ground that she was under 10 years old
Magistrate Cornell turned the girl over
TO the society. and Supt. Jenkins refused
point blank to produce her at Commissioner
Keating's Office yesterday Az she is the
principal witness against the agent. Mr.,
Heating was forced to postpone the hear
ing indefinitely. That means that Sohwprtz
can go on doing business until the. crimi-
nal case against him is disposed OF.
1T Ia certainly a remarkable condition
OF Affairs said Commissioner Heating
yesterday, when a private society can
hold up the work OF a regular department
OF the city government TO suit it's own
pleasure and convenience. am pre-
vented from doing my sworn duty simply
because Supt. Jenkins does not see fit 10
allow the chief witness against this man
TO come to this office 10 give her testi-
mony.'
This department never intended to In
terfere with the Gerry society. We wanted
nothing more than TO get the girl down here
long enough TO give her sworn testimony
against the man she accuses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
NAY KNOW OF ANDREWS THEFT.
Cnsey House Porter Arrested on Charge
OF Stealing Hfiskey.

James Malone, a Gilsey House porter,
living at $40 West Sixty-seventh street
was held for trial yesterday in Jefferson
Market police court on charge Of stealir 6
a bottle Of whiskey from the wine cellar Of
the hotel. Detective S rgeants oppenheim
and Bowling told Magistrate Flammer that
they had T, ason 70 believe Malone knew
something about the theft Of .lo0 and sew
eral hundred dollars worth q jewels from
Mrs. Leroy Andrews Of Princeton.
Mrs. Andrews, whose husband Ia former
President Cleveland's cousin. left the Tag
containing her jewelry under her pillow IN
the hotel last November. A chamber
maid was arrested at the time, but was dis
charged
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
Avn. PRESSED STEEL DIVIDENDS.
Bill in Jersey Court Accuses Baily Faction
and Asks Distribution.

TRENTON. n. j., Feb. il.-Charles D.
Cramp and Harriet II. Cramp have made
application TO the Court Of Chanoery 10
compel the directors OF the American
Pressed Steel Company to distribute In
the form OF dividends alleged surplus earn
ings. Mr.. Cra1Dp is one Of the directors
the others being Robert Baily, joseph bally'
Ralph Baily, James Baily and George d.
Martin. Mt
II is charged In the bill that the Baily
faction, has controlled the company since
OF dividends and the meetings of directors.
The bill charges that by the statement OF
the company made last July the surplus
earnings amounted TO $4,000, and that they
nov reach $32, 900. =,
1t is further charged that Robert NJ.
Baily vice-president and general saies
agent OF the company. received uhIaWIui.
commissions to the amount OF $500 montn
and that other officers of the company arc
receiving Illegal and unreasonable salaries
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
school, of Execution and Ora matte Art.
ORATORY

THE r. MIRIAM CoYRlERE AGENCY, 80 stu
av.. New io5k city makes a specially OF con.
,cientlously furnishing to parents full Information
OF good schools: professors, tutors and govern
esses supplied. Established 1850.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
hey sue ss4s for SIS 900.

Charles Hickman, collector Of rents
residing at 3i4 East Eighteenth street.
has filed a petition in bankruptcy, with
liabilities Of $40 707 and nominal assets
t34s in outstanding accounts. He Was
formerly for ten years partner IN the
firm OF Charles Hickman d Son, livery
stable keepers. OF the liabilities. $4,000
are damage suits for personal injuries
The suits are In favor Of the followin 2
persons: Mary Riley. S25 90; Mary O'Don-
nell. SIS .oO0 Mary Quin an, $1,000. and
Henry y. Sanders 10000.
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ing more whom conditions are against MN.
lie knows that he has something OF value
and can AFFORD 10 walt He seeks TO MAKE
healthy market for his stock. without recourse
20 rumors. and rarely desires any OUTSIDE
help The operators who follow this course
are not conspicuous In what they do. There
Ia one for example. who has been very sue
cesstu or tho long side OF American Smelt-
ing and Refining common. but no IL not pup
liciy identified with the stock IN speculative
way lie has believed In IL. as he has believed
in othcr stocks. and has bulled 1t consistently
without ever lea vim behind him hollow mar
ket such as Is lisely 10 result from operations
based upon temporary conditions rather
than upon actual values.
There are probably more disappointed
friends In Rock Island common than IN any
other stock at the present time
The freedom with which the market was
filed up with Missouri Pacific around los
a Few days ago has considerably discouraged
bullish sentiment on that stock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
APPROVES MAYORS WATER PLAN.
Peoples Institute WIN Send n Delegation
TO Albany Hearing.

Charles Sprague Smith has sen. to
Mayor Mcclellan this letter dated yes
terday:
At a fully attended meeting OF the People,
institute last evening Mr. Charles NJ Chad
wick at my invitation. explained briefly to
the audience the present water situation
and the measure which YOU propose lie
appeared as a representative Of the group
OF delegates that have been meeting now
for some months In the CITY Club for the
formula ton OF plans for the relief of this
situation.
After questions and dlscu sslon on the part
OF the audience II WAS moved and seconded
that the Peoples Institute approve OF the
plan presented 10 the legislature by h4
Honor the Mayor and send delegation 10
By rising vote thc audience unanimously
approved the motion. II possible. a represe n :
tatlve OF the institute VIII convey in person
this resolution ~ Albany: u not. copy
thereof viii be sent to Mr.. Chadwick. who
Will appear for the institute
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
BOY KILLED WHILE COASTING.
Four Year ODDS Sled Hits wagon and
His Neck IL Broken.

Joseph De Fink. the four-yearold son Of
Mrs Catherine De Fink OF II Stuyvesant
place. New Brighton, Staten Island. was
killed near his home while coasting yester-
day. His body was found in the gutter with
his skull fractured and neck broken.
The boy left his home accompanied by
his brother Marcus TO 90 coasting in front
of his home. whore there is steep hill
Marcus put his brother on the sled at
the top OF the hill and started him of
Ahead of the sled was a double team wagon
OF the National Biscuit Compay bound
for the ferry at st. George. Near JAY
street the sled struck rear wheel Of the
wagon The boy was hurled into the
gutter, fracturing his skull and breaking
his neck The driver Of the wagon did
not know what had happened and boarded
a boat for Manhattan. He was found later,
hut as he was in no way to blame lie was
not arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
JUDGMENT ENTERED
Against A. ". Curtiss for Mailing DiNf-
dends Unlawfully Paid.

A Judgment for 81 ,47l.57S was entered In
the County Clerks Office yesterday against
Alexander NJ. Curtiss, one OF the directors
OF the American Mating Company. in favor
Of Archibald A. Hutchinson and Victor X.
McElheny. Jr.. stockholders OF the com
pany, and also in favor Of the other stock
holders generally. The judgment repre-
which it was alleged the directors OF the
American Mating Company paid out He
pally in unearned dividends to stockholders.
Each Of the seven directors was sued indi-
viduallv. but the suit against Mr.. Curtiss
wss the first TO come 20 trial. The actions
against the other directors will probably
be allowed to rest until final decision on
appeal can no had in the Curtiss suit. The
Judgment fled yesterday is the largest one
rendered against an individual in these
courts in many years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
LEFT DAUGHTER OUT OF WILL
Because She Married Out OF Her own
station and Religion"

As my daughter Agnes May. has married
without my consent and IN violation of my
known wishes, out Of her own station and
religion. / have rescindsd all my former
wills, in which | devised and bequeathed
TO her a share OF my estate and have devised
and bequeathed the same TO my daughters.
Jean Brown Jennings and Florence Bergh
Brown Lntilhon, or their issue, Agne5s
future being abundantly provided for under
the will OF her grandmother, Jane Bergh
Brown
In the above words. Mrs. Agnes Bergh
Brown, who died 1T her residence, 800 Madi-
son avenue. on Jan. H. dlsinherited her
daughter, Mrs. Agnes Brown Callahan, who
lives at Round Top Hill, Greenwich. Conn.
The estate. which is valued al about $500
is divided between Mrs. Jennings and Mrs
Lentihon, the other daughters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
HOPPER COMING TO EXPLAIN.
Forgot to Sell His Newspaper when He Took
CITY once.

Isaac A. Hopper. Superintendent Of
Buildings, will I've hack in this city to-mor-
row TO answer the charges made by Comp
troler Grout that he has violated the Char
ter by being interested in city contracts
while holding public Office. Mr., Hopper,
according to Mr. Grout, is the owner Of n
newspaper in The Bronx which has been get
ting city advertising. Charles W. Day
ton Mr. Hopper's counsel, said yesterday
when Mr.. Hopper assumed public office,
he disposed Of al his holdings in corpora
tons which might in any way become in
volved in contracts with the city. Through
an oversight he remained the nominal head
Of the paper in The Bronx. The advert sing
was worth not more than 500 month.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
QUARRY COMPANY INSOLyENT.
The Concern OF Which Bird =. Coler Is
President to 60 Into Bankruptcy.

BUFFALO, Feb. 1.-THE Medina Quarry
Company, one. of the largest producers OF
quarry stone IN this country, is in financial
trouble and petition in involuntary bank
ruptcy has been filed in tho United States
Court in this city. Bird S. Coler. former
Comptroller of New York city is president
Of the company Former State Comp
troller James A. Roberts was a director IN
the company at one time, but 1t could not
be learned here whether he was still d.
rector
No statement of assets and liabilities
accompanied the petition 10 have the com
pany adjudged an involuntary bankrupt.
The petitioners are Griggs. Baldwin a
Baldwin Of n Pine street, New York, and
Edmund Seymour 4 Co. OF IS Wall street,
New York Their claims are small and do
not indicate the extent Of the financial
difficulties in which the company Ii in
volved
In the petition it is set forth that the
conpany has confessed insolvency and Is
willing 10 be adiudged a bankrupt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
BIDS FOR FUTURE SUBWAYS.
INTERBOROUGH NOT AT ALL GER
TAIN or THINNING IN THEN.
Even ny Providing the Money to Build
City Ready Enough to Provide the
Money-Transfer Provisions Are the
Conditions That Are Likely to Control.

MOney--Transfer Provisions Are the
Conditions That Are Likely to Control
There was a report yesterday that August
Belmont proposed to make certain OF getting
the franchises for the new subways which
are being planned for Manhattan and
Brooklyn by offering to build them at his
own expense instead OF upon the credit Of
the city; and that he had decided upon this
course in order TO shut out the Metropolitan
system, which will endeavor 10 acquire the
new franchises.
At the Offices OF Mr.. Belmont no infor-
nation as to the truth or otherwise OF the
report was to be oh tanned yesterday. From
one of the Rapid Transit Commissioners 1t
was learned that the report, so far as the
commissioners know, arose from miscon-
ception. Mr. Belmont has applied to tho
commission for permission TO build extern
sions and additions 10 the elevated railroads,
and has explained to the commission that
the cost OF making these improvements
would, OF course, be borne by the inter-
borough company. This fact. it Is be-
lieved has given rise to the rumor that
Mr. Belmont will bid for future subway
franchises at a nominal figure, as he did in
the case of the Brooklyn extension.
The suns informant stated that even IL
Mr.. Belmont did offer to build the subways
with his own money this would not mean
that he would get the contract. in award
ing the new contracts the oommissi IN
will be swayed entirely by the best olers
made for giving transfer facilities TO other
lines and for providing interborough trans
portation. Should the Metropolitan system
offer to build one or more tunnels with the
oitys money and agree to give transfers TO
all its surface linee the probability is that
this advantage would more than outweigh
any proposal Of Mr.. Belmont to construct
at his own expense In advancing its money
the city gets 5 per cent interest and an
additional 1 Per cent. on the capital
advanced. TO provide sinking fund for the
payment OF the debt at the end of fifty years
When Mr.. Belmont offered to construct
the Belmont tunnel for nominal sum.
while the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
lid for the contract on the basis OF meeting
the entire cost by advanced from the city, 1t
Is likely that the franchise would have gone
to the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
had il been more generous In its transfer
proposals. The Elsberg bill now pending
provides that the Rapid Transit Commission,
in the case Of future eubways, shall award
one contract for building and another for
operation. OF that the city shall itself build
the subways and then lease them TO an oper-
ating company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
nonus for steel Fleet sklpper,.

The United States Steel Corporation
has determined to extend the bonus sys-
TEN TO the Lake feet masters, upon the
recommendation Of Manager Coulby OF
the Pittsburg Steamship Company, which
the plan a bonus will be paid to twenty
masters OF the first class steamers with the
best record for the season The five mas
tiers with the highest records will receive
a Is per cent. bonus on their salary, while
10 per cent will go to each Of the next
fifteen masters There are about forty
masters in all
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
A New Job for william Keegan.

vii liam Keegan. the new private eecre-
tary to Deputy Police Commissioner Farrell
in the borough OF Brooklyn, has long been
active in Democratic politics in the Seventh
Assembly district. He has been close
ally Of Deputy Fire Commissioner William
A. Doyle, the anti-McCarren leader. He
has teen q Com missioner Of Taxes in New
Utrecht, an Alderman and Assemblyman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
More Power for Brooklyn's Borough Prod-
dent,

The Republican executive committee
in Brooklyn has Endorsed the bin which is
to be presented at Albany this week pro-
viding for considerable extension OF the
powers Of the president Of that borough
and an increase Of his salary TO $4,000
year. The Republican managers believe
that owing 10 the bitter fsctional con.
troversy among the Democrats, they will
be able to carry that borough at the next
al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
Receiver to wind Up Printing Business.

Judge Bischoff q the Supreme Court
has granted motion for the appointment
of a receiver for the assets OF the partner
ship doing business as the New York Bond
and Ticket Company, printers of bonds,
stocks tickets, labels etc, at 1911 Wash
ington street. in suit brought by Joseph
White, as one OF the partners, 10 wind up
tho business and divide the assets. There
are no liabilities. and the assets are t23 s24.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
n. Y. COUNTY BANK TO BUILD
buys From Aston Estate Property ut Eighth
Avenue and Fourteenth street.

The New York County National Bank
has bought from John Jacob Aston the three
story brick printing house which touches
two sides Of the banks present home at
the southwest corner Of Eighth avenue and
Fourteenth street.
Including this purchase. the bank controls
q site fronting 80 feet on the avenue and
100 feet on the street. on which 1t will erect
a new building. IL will occupy the ground
floor and lease the rest. Styles 4 Cash
have lease Of the printing house, which
expires in MAY, 1900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12

Arrived SATURDAY, Feb. II.
So IA TourAine HAvre. Feb. I.
IS MonteVidec, Genoa. Jan. 2.
S. Mnng!helio. Girgrntl, Jan. Is.
s. LAngfoFd. MAnEanillo. FEB. Is
IS New York. Jacksonville, Feb O.
s. Apache. Jacksonville. Feb
S City of Atlanta Savannah, Feb. T.
So ri Dorado, New ORLEANS. Feb. 5.
IS RI Monte Galveston, Feb. 4.
IS Saagstad. Philadelphia, FEB. 10.
S. c. &c ,. SEvan ihh, re !.
s. Princess Anne. Norfolk. Feb. IN.
SIS Chesapeake. Baltimore. Feb. 9.
ship TimAndrA, BuenoS Ayrcs, Dec IL
Bark Herbert Fuller. Savannah. Jan, "a,
BARK Rose lnneS. Trinidad. Jan. 10.
Bark AAry Hendry san Bias. Jan. is.
Brig Blenbem. AAcors. Jan. IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
Manager slnk RrsiEns.

Albert F. Six. for twenty years or more
manager OF the operating department
Of the Western Union Telegraph Company
has resigned his p ace TO he taken on Mon
day 10y T. A. McCammon. who has been
his first assistant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12

50 ST Louis from Southampton for New York.
Ss Campanla, from Liverpool for New YORK
S4 NsderlAnd, from Antwerp for NeW YORK.
Sc Ryndan from Rotterdam for New York
So Republic from Gibraltar for New YORK:
Sc La Gascogne. from HAvre for New YORK
So BluecheT, from Hamburg for New YORK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
NACIIINI ~ .

l21so IiAs6. lsR42 larger sizes. staple and conf
pound. also Automatic and Plain slide valve en-
zines up TO 1000 Ii l.. Al We advertise In stock.
MlCkES BROS. us Cedar 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
BUSINESS CHANCES.

\ LARGE. high class, legitimate mining propo.
slt.un Gold Silver Lead. which will bear ngld
examination, and which offers large returns on
the amount Invested. needs some money Tor further
favorable opportunity Is offered. Is. c.. 1914
Broadway.
ADVERTISING MEN on local newspapers can
operate a profitable side line. Eastern territory
open: so 70 500 capital required run pariicu-
lars on application e.. box l2p sun once
GtiAfNiFD LABELS. 2s,Ki Is. 75c. thousand.
samples furnished. O'LEARY HOGAN, 81 East
10th At.
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AT,o>s yANTED-MALE.

GARDENER wishes situation, thoroughly com
peteut TO take fun charge Of genuemAhs country
pace. English, married. lrSt class TeieIanoe' hoN
3d. oyster hay. L. J.
OIL. COMPOt'NDER. best OF experience: also
cooper WOLF. ~ East lonth 81.
PRACTICAL PAINTER, Al references. wants
WORK. owners and managers oil estates town "'
country. SULLIVAN 429 sta av'
WANTED-Positon as stcnographar. typewriter
anf bpoxkeener by young man t20i. possesses ana
education and appearance. ABILITY AS@ CArl'
ton Ay.. Brooklyn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
/. 4. RllGELY, 20 BROAD ST., n Y.

WHEAT forecast, used By many large dealers
with great success. 1905 complete, only i've dol
lars; money refunded In two months II not saus
ned Stop guessing and tgy science. L. {. co kEi'
Painted Post. y. y.
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nOtRDERs WANTED.
East side.
West stIe

i-ELEGANT1Y FURNISHED apartment pr
vAtc bath. including meals. SIS weekly, two. SO
VAN RENSSELAER,. ~ East nth, near sta av.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12

Sc Etraria. trun New York at Liverpool
So Rotterdam from New YORK al Rotterdam.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
Ridge|y'S FORECASTS

The goSd thing which we gave last wick has
advanced ten points. We are not bulish on the
f. neral markct. olt certain Spccaltes should sell
10 10 70 pIints higher. Mondays letter names
them Tcfns. Dals Letter. s. per month. tile
best Issued Charts al active stocks Tor lp0' ana
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
nEI.p MANTtD-MALEs

WANTED Experienced salesman, one iamlllar
must be- OF good reputation. and OF appearance
and address that Will command attention, 70
a good position address STRENUOUS. box 100
sun once
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAT
Sun risos .. .oSs Sun sets $50 Noon sets i2-22
HiGH wATRR THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook 1915 Gov I'd. ..i2.I7 Hell Gate."..2.to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12

Other advertisements
under these CiaSsifICations
will be found in Second
Section.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12

9TH ST. 3i7 wEST Desirable large sunny
rooms, all conyenlcnces wiki board; reference
exchanged
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.


WANTED-To supply you vita daily advises
on Cotton By wire rigat from the nelis. IN ne
$50 per week in advance. DUNBAR IAGKUDEk
bAns Of Noble building. Mobile Ala and CUR
port. Miss
A-The Original Vienna Violet Gyoerine Toilet
Soap. used at tac highest courts In Europe cleans
ing fragrant, delightful. rs cents cake 10 Stamps
OF coin postpaid anywhere. =. =.
e. HrYER. = A.. ~ Broadway. y. Y.
yIBRA1OKY pARLORS. 1881 BrotdwayI,
EUROPEAN surc'ssfUl cure CONSTITUTIONAL. loca'
diseases rhturlAtlsm. sciAiica. lumbaEO. livef.
kLatys. female troubles. head. face. scalp treA'-
neEL
MOsIKK SKIN ROOD old English prepare
lion useI hy elite Of Newport ani Ncw YORK for
years Jars. SOC. 800. $40 Mailed free for
price. MISS ". WILLIAMS, 1872 West 4eta.
COLLINS, I3Ss AMSTERDAM AVENUE
TAKES SPLENDID PHOTOGRAPHS OF
HONE INTERIORS; SEND FOR SAM
PIES, Sc.
ELECTROLYStS i.Jo- Supernuous Hair gua--
anteri permanently cured Booklet. Dr. LOWE
u Nrst Isl St
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PERSONALS.


CHROMOSOMES dtlineA,ing oharas or from
Letters color and numbers In your nam, tent %
recent OF Is cent? and fu name LEILA y LIVER.
MOOD GO West l0sih ST. New York.
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HIP M\NTED-FEMALEs.

GOVERNESSES 7 German go, crnesseS French
govcrncsSes = English g1Verlcsses French com
pauinn for mllilouAfcs dAuEhtrr,. must be Will
mg To travel abroad secretary; visiting icacnef'
trHchlnE Ger nan French. nursery govcfness, VIZ
ginia. assistant hotel tous"krcpcr wanted Mss
DONONAN'S EDUCATIONAL AGENCY, East
iith ST. Telephone 52F Gramcrcy Established
n years.
GOVERNRSSES AND COMPANIONS. desirable
engagements. New Norh. Lakewood washington.
liberal salaries teachers. schools. Institutions
resident Kindergarten: school matron wanted
Immediately. MISS HOPNINS AOENtl' LIN
cola building l Union Square.
HARDPESSER Marcel waves and manicurist.
GIN HAIR SrORE. i02 Fulton St. brooklyn
UMBRELI.AS-H wanted on paraSos ana
six umbrellas VINO MN their own work
ALLISON 4 LAMSON. East nth g.
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APARTMENT HOTELS
SELECT APARTMENTS.
ABOVE 18th ST. WEST SIDE.

ELEGANT single apartment light rooms. AL
outside exposure. steam heat hot water: hal
service Apply JANlToR II West sd ST.