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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-10

wN HE most brilliant example of literary enterprise Tn l N the annals of publication achieved by Collier Weekly in securing the series of She1lock HoAues
 a stories which have appeared recently in that period cal under the title of "zhe Retarn 0 SAerlock HolueS
 The stories thirteen in number Apart from ther thrilling interest they noteworthy as having been acquired the highest price paid for serial rights to any story collection of stories.
 For the American serial rights to these stories Sir Arthur Conan Doyle paid more than 45,ooo-a rate of about sixty cents word.
 published English magazine, ana VIII % published country English and American book ana SHERLOCK HOLMES will doubtless net oh Arthur Conan Doyle at least $SOOO0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-10

put on No. g. the new furnace, in course of construction by the Woodward Iron company. A new mine is being opened at Dolomite and the water mains, to furnish water supply for the new fur mace, have been laid. It is expected that this plant will be blown in about March l.
 Funeral of Joseph Pavsons.
 The funeral of Joseph Parsons, who died yesterday morning at the home of his father-in-law, l. w. Baeon at Jonesboro, took place this afternoon. MT. Parsons had been i'll for about two months. He ls survived by a widow and two children.
 Salvation Army Meeting.
 Colonel and Mrs. Holz of Cincinnati, Staff Captain Berriman and other high officials in the Salvation Army will con duct a meeting tomorrow night at tho army hall. Colonel Holz will deliver all address on "The Impressions of the In- terantional Congress" which was recent ly held at London.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-10
aThe Millionaire !"

Criticisms of erhe Billionaire." which ]
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NO MORE R0MANCES OF THE GREAT DETECTIVE WILL BE WRIT

Weekly justified in riskinc single s of of the President of quickly made apparent by the phenomel The Return of SHERLOC HOLINESS" The Age- readers
 SHERLOCK HOMESS admirers have been unat SHERLOCK HOLMES absolutely the last SHERLOC neglected the opportunity For thrilling clever and welto will print them.
 secured "The Return of SHERlOc Alabama and will publish
  the series appearing in The Age aid of Sunday February
 HOLMES" itself of merit interest SHERLOCK HOLM authorities to be the best Sir written therefore be inferred he great in opportunity thirteen stories compsi of SHERLOCK HOLMES"
 The AgaHead only paper which these stories appear
 NOT OF THE SERIES WILL BE PU
 LsHEp IN SUNDAYS AeE.HERALD, FEBRUARY 12.
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Az EQUITABLE LIFE DENIAL.
Nobody Accused Gage T.. TsrbcIl OF Urea oh
cry TO President Alexander.

This statement, concurred in by james "
Alexander, James Hazen Hyde and Gage L.
Tarbell, was issued yesterday at the Office.
Of the Equitable Life Assurance Society:
The statement published on Saturday
morning in one Of the New York dailies to
the effect that charges Of perfdy and be-
travail of trust we're made as an aftermath
of Thursdays contest for the control Of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society is in its
entirety unqua lifedly untrue and without
foundation in fact Any statement TO the
effect that Mr.. Turbell was charged with
being traitor 70 the interests Of any one
connected with the Equitable, or TO any
other interest, is equally untrue. No such
statement or charge as made at any
meeting Of the directors OF the Equitable,
and the report In this respect Is purely the
CREATION If somebody's imagina ton
The story which called forth this state
rnent said that Mr.. Alexander, since the
meeting Of the directors on Thursday, had
been unsparing in his criticism Of Mr.. Tar
bel. whom he had regarded up TO that time
Is one Of his strongest adherents, because
Nr Tarbel when intrusted with the IN
tsrests OF ir Alexander and his friends in a
conference with Jacob II. Schiii, repre-
senting the Hyde holdings. had deserted
the Alexander faction at the critical moment
and consented to n conciliatory policy.
Aside from the notice taken OF this story
there we're no Developments yesterday in the
situation growing out OF the struggle for
control Of the society and there probably
viii he none until after the committee Of
seven named on Thursday meets next Mon
day TO arrange a plan by which the policy
holders will vote for the directors Of the
society and devise some means of indemni-
iy!ns the stockholders for the surrender Of
their Dover
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MORE POST OFFICES HERE.
wniooss Recommendation May Give New
York Four New Branches.

WARRINGTON, Feb. ls,-Three and pos
sibly four new branch post Offices in New
York city will probably result from the
increase in the all owances for rent and
fuel recommended to-day by the Senate
Committee on Post Offices.
Postmaster Wilcox was before the COM
mittee last week and urged an increase in
the lump sum carried in the Post Ofico
Appropriation bill sufficient to permit the
esta blishment of new branches in Wall
Street, Times Square, at 10th street and
Eighth avenue and at West Farms, esti-
mating at $4,000 the amount OF rent
which would be necessary.
The committee to-day authorized an in
crease of $50. 600, which, however Ia within
The control OF the Postmaster General,
who may allot all or none of IL TO New York.
The cost Of eouipping new Offices and pro-
viding them with carriers and clerks comes
out OF the general fund
The committee also increased from
$500, 600 10 $500, 900 the am cunt appropriated
for pneumatic tube service and in addi-
ton authorized the Postmaster-General
In his discretion TO enter into contracts
for periods Of ten years 50 that the total
contracts, including those outstanding,
shall in the aggre gate not exceed ST. SOC, 900
Postmaster Wilcox urged the extension
OF the present tube service. in New York
City and representatives 81 Pittsburg and
Cincinnati also asked that tho new system
be Installed in those cities. II was left to the
Postmaster General 10 decide in what cities
the service shall be installed OF extended
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MuNROE & MuNRoE'S SALUTE.
Make Few Long Remarks on Resurnins
Business

Installed in their old Offices, surrounded
by their old fittings, but with their facoa
set firmly toward a brighter future than the
clouded past, Munroe 4 Munroe, OF Mon
trea and Boston Copper fame, Issued
statement yesterday which IA both a vale
dctory and salutatory. In all Its $500
words, more or less, there Is barely phrase
OF reproach; 1t Is perrnea ted with sadnese
however. II says that what has been
described as the washing Of M. and b.
stock on the curb lis only what is done
every day in Wall Street in promoting the
sale OF securities; the same methods that
are commonly used in attracting The atten-
ton Of investors and that 1t was not the
fault of the firm that panic knocked them
out
The valedictory denies that there. was
any laundry work done and says OF the
City Bank loans:
1t has been asserted that Munroe 1unroe
borrowed s4s0,00O from the NatlonA ClV
Bank absolutely without security This state
ment has been dlspro yed IN court ny IN, tns
az security for the loan, which. In fsot, vas
but 100000 instead OF $4,000 as claimed
BY a process OF reasoning which We 90 not
understand. a loan Of 100000 for eight days
was made To appear 20 be $4,000
The statement denies that the firms
offices were furnished on the installment
plan, and asserts:
The same management i In charge
of the Montreal and Boston Consolidated
to-day as had charge Of them on Deo- u
1904
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NEW FIGHT on STATEHOOD BILL
German In,okes u New Rule IN the Senate
which Makes for Delay.

WARRINGTON, Fob. ia fight again st
the Statehood bill was begun In the Senate
to-day by Mr. German, who invoked a
new rule. Tho bill Was received from
the House with a request for a confer
ence. Mr. Beveridge asked that the Sena, q
aoree to the request and that the Chair ap-
roint the conierees Mr.. German asked
that the matter go over until Mon day
under the rule.
President Frye asked Mr. German to
rite the rule, and Mr.. German replied that
The general parliamentary rule required
all matters to 20 over on a ain gle objection.
Mr.. FRYE replied that in his opinion this
Aid not apply to bills received from the
HOUSE upon which conferen ces were asked.
Mr., Beverdge declined to withdraw
his request Mr.. German replied that his
objection was not made for delay, but to
facilitate the passage OF the bill Cir
ounnstances outside Of the record, which
Senators must take note OF, required fur
Their elaboration.
The Chair overruled Mr.. Gornan's OBJ
;ectlon, holding that a request for a con-
ference must be laid before the Senate
The question Of agreeing 70 tho conference
however. he held to be debetsble. Then
Mr.. Foraker asked unanimous consent
10 Law the matter over until Monday.
Mr.. Beveridge dernurred 70 this. and Mr.
Foraker, becoming angry. declared that
n auch a reasonable request were to be
refused he would not ask for it. but would
begin the fight at once. Finally Mr.. Beve-
ridge agreed to Mr.. Foraker's request.
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JAPAN ORDERS LOCOMOTIVES.
America 10 Bulld IO2 a. Them-Scotiand
Gets Orders for SO.

TIE Japanese Government has just
PLACED with American locomotive builders
the biggest foreign order in the history Of
the locomotive trade. 1t calls for lO2
locomotives and Of these the Baldwin works
VII build seventy-seven and the Atlantic
Equipment Company twenty-five An
order for fifty locomotives went 10 Glas-
gov. Scotland. manufacturer.
The engines 70 be built here are TO be OF
composite type which will provide for a
lair speed, IA well as great power, which
VII equip them for use either in Corea or
hAnohuria in connection with troop and
supply transportation or for general use In
Japan. The Japanese house Of Mitsui a
70. acting "a purchasing agents in con-
nectlon with Frasar 4 CO. o. Japan. agents
tor the Yokohama Bank. plnced the order
ioL tho Japanese Government.
he orders were placed with American
oldders after competition with European
manufacturers, and early delivery and
transportation facilities were considered in
hhEarding them 20 American builders.
Ihey will be forwarded as rapidly as com
lteted. A further order for eighteen on
elnes Ia expected TO follow the present
orders
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MISSOURI PACIFIC 4S.
$4,000. 900 TO BE offered for subscrfp'
ton Here and Abroad.

Kuhn. Loeb 4 Co. announce that on
Friday they will offer for subscription
hero and in Europe 32S, 900, 600 Of Missouri
Pacific Railway 40 year per cent. gold
bonds secured by capital stock OF the st,
Louis. Iron Mountain and Southern Rail
way equal a par to the bonds issued. Re-
garding the use 10 which the proceeds OF
these bonds will be put. George y. Gould
made this statement:
The proceeds OF tho t7s, ooo. 900 OF DO nds are
to be used TO pay the floatlne debt Of the
company, TO reimburse It for capital en-
penditures heretofore made, including adj
yances for tho acquisition OF property. and
for construction purposes for which no re-
imbursementi is afforded through bond Issues,
and TO provide for similar requirements
in the future.
With the exception OF the issue OF 80. 900. 900
collateral notes, which mature next year,
and for the payment OF which the new DO nd
issue VIII provide Missouri Pacific has not
created any bonded indebtedness since June.
1900, and It's gold debentures then outstand-
ing. in the amount OF 81 ,e2s, 900. we're in 1901
retired through the exchange OF common
stOck "a
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
STORY OF THE DECLARATION.
Government Publishes Interesting Volume
on the independence Document

WASHINGTON. Feb. ia handsome vol
ume with the imprint Of the Government
Printing Offioe has just been issued, en-
titled .The Story of the Declaration OF
Independence. OF which Col. William II.
Michael, chief clerk OF the Department Of
State, Ia the author.
It IL illustrated with portraits OF all the
siR the first complete collection Of the
sort. and reduced facsimilee OF the Declare
ton as it appeared originally and aa II
appears now. faded. ragged and heavily
creased 4 reduced facsimile of the rough
draft Of the Declaration in Jeferson's hand
writing. with interlineations by Franklin
and others, IL contained also.
Col Michael tells some interesting things.
The average age Of the signers was 81
wears. Three lived to be more than 90
years. ten more than So eleven morn than
50, ak more than -, and one, Lynch. was
drowned at 30. Twenty-four OF the signers
were lawyers. fourteen farmers. four physi-
clans. one was minister of the Gospel,
three were candidates. for the ministry, one
was a manufacturer and nine were mer-
chanfa
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

An Income bondholders' and stoak-
holders committee 10 protect the inter sts
OF the holders OF the consolidated per cent.
gold mortgage income bonds and the stock
pqnv has been formed. The committee Is
COMPOSED OF Jules S. Baohe. OF J. s, be che
A Co. chairman, Samuel Cuisine Thompson.
phllAdelphin formerly Justice OF the Su-
irene Court OF Pennsylvania, and Philip
= Babco0k, vice president OF the Colonial
Trust Company OF this city. With Henry
Mailman OF this city as counsel. The CO.
lonIal Trust Company VIII act as depositary
for the committee.
There ia already in existence a committee
representing first mortgage bondholders.
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GurEenheim Compan,'s Future.

It was stated In Wall Street yesterday
that the Guggenheim Exploration Com
pany in which interests connected with
me American Smelling and Refining Com
lany are heavily interested, would be
iAsen over by new company. 10 be con-
roiled and financed by the Smelling
COMPANY The Guggenheim company Ia
capitalized at 1900 coo, OF which siO,-
20 90 IS issued. and controls many mines
10 Mexico and Colorado. Daniel Guggen-
ueli s president Of the company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19
Movement. OF Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON, Feb. is-The destroyer
whipple has arrived at Kingston; the de-
stroyer Scorpion and the cruiser Hartford
at San Juan and tho destroyer Stewart at
Santo Domingo City.
The battleships Kearsarge. Alabama,
Illinois. Iowa, Kentucky, Massachusetts,
Missouri; the cruisers Olympia, Brooklyn
Cleveland. Des Moines, Minneapolis, Co.
lumbia. Topeka and Denver and the GOLFERS
Caesar and Marcellus have sailed from
Culebra for Guantanamo; the destroyers
Truxtun. Hull and Maodonough from San
Juan for Guantanamo.
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WOoLWORTH co. INCORPORATED,
With Capital stock Of $40, OOO. 900 to Take
over S and 10 Cent Stores.

MrNEoIA. L. l.. Feb ia certificate OF
Incorporation Of F. " Woolworth Co.
was filed in the Nassau County Clerks
office to-day with a capital stock Of
$40 coo. 600 divided into 100 900 shares OF 500
each. The purpose Of the company is to
secure and take over all or part OF the nner-
camille business now carried on in this
country under the name OF +. W. Woolworth
A Co. The following are the directors for
the first year: Alvin f. Ivie, Hubert T..
Parson. Harry A. Moody, Clarence A.
Sparks and Joseph b. Handy of New York
city The Woolworth Company owns Il
large number of five and ten cent stores
in several cities.
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Federal Sugar 10 Haiye Capital stock.

The stockholders OF the Federal Sugar
Refining Company voted yesterday to
reduce the company's preferred stock
from $4,000, 900 10 $4,000 600 and the COM
mon from 100000 TO $4,000. 900. The
company has a big refining plant near
NOnkera
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Judge swsyne's statement Excluded.

WASHINGTON. Feb. ls.-The Senate be-
hind closed doors to-day considered the
adrnissibility OF Judge Swayne's statement
before the House Judiciary Committee as
evidence in the impeachment trial. The
testimony was excluded by vote OF 50
TO as This vote greatly weakens the case
Of the prosecution against Judge S~syne'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19
has nothing 70 leave behind him. He "a tho
seller OF borrowed property.

I'm is79.~ said a trader last week whose
experience goes even further back, ! sold
Chicago and Northwestern short at AI-just
plain A. II wont to 81. and sold some more
A. SIS sold some more. and at co. where
put out another lot, was 80 confident in my
position that believe would not have
given anybody IS to guarantee me against
lose covered It all up at 10, and tho stock
went on UP TO 1870 odd on that swing. Think
Of ever having been bear on this North
Western at al n sharel-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19
Congress Memorial Services for Quay.
yAsHINGTos. Fl

WASHINGTON, Feb. ls-Addresses in
memory OF the late Matthew s. Quay were
delivered in the Senate to-day. Euloges
VIII be Delivered in the House Tomorrow
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals suitably ind0rsod on envelope
for dining room and employees building. con %
struction beating, plumbing, electric light wiring
And ntlures, at Manhattan State Hospital. Central
lain. - Y. may be sent by mall or delivered In
person up 10 O'Clock r NJ. on Wednesday. the
kh day OF March ip0o, the State Commission
in Lunhcy al the Capitol. Albany, ~ Y, when the
bids vii be opened and read publicly.
prswng. an. sPe TrnSs9 n NAY DC 9SassI,sd
o. f. A. Wheeler, purchasing steward. No. SOC
Broadway, Nev YORK eliy. or pr, O. A. smith.
Heins. STATE Architect. In the Capitol bt Albany.
N. Y.
Hible and reliable bidders unless the bids eIceed
the amount of funds available therefor. In which
cass The right 70 reject all bids 10 reserved.
7. 2. AoJARR.
Sery. State Commission IN LunaeT.
Dated Albany. y. v. February 10, 1905.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANO REPAIRING.
REPAIR PIANOS, PUT ~ NEW ACTIONS
POLISH. Tone REGULATE AND TUNE
BAKING THEN PRACTICALLY As GOOD
As NEW, AT MODERATE EXPENSE, WILL
EXAMINE AND GIVE ESTIMATES. AID
W. u. HILL 437 wEsr TOOTH ST.
AHA Sale price. Both upnghu. n lH0
PkaH Othtr Bargains. Sec them. tdVH
NTH ir l. zig o. I s Mill
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Army and Navy Orrerr,

MAJOR Edwin p. Glenn. F1fth Infantry. 10 com
uAnd Columbus Barracks
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ARRvEp OUT,
Z. I.ucana. from New York al Liverpool
s,rtEp rroN roRnoy FORTS


CO r,ruria. from Liverpool for New York.
g Eroonisnd from Antwerp for New York
So phlA, from southampton for New
York. -, p. g., W.,
York. 90. ..- >-, x,vt.
s. Pennsylvania from Hamburg for New YORK
81 Astoria from Glasgow for New YORK
IS Rotterdam. from Rotterdam for NeS fork.
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ron SALE

ALMOST NEW rPRIGhTs. slso private coilee
sSSI,hS, VON BE1t'S, S yast slb At nrsr 5,h AZ
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Southern Pacific common although active
BIZ spasrns. is a laRgard in price.

The world. SAID MI u. n vreeland
recently in an after dinner speech. lis as
little interested in the man of affairs and
action Nho gets too far ahead of the pro-
cesslon as in the laFRard who falls behind.
The truth OF this reflection IL nowhere more
frequently or more 6trikingv Illustrated
than in the world OF financial activity. one
after another the dreams OF tho great OBJ
tirnists who have figured prominently in the
affairs OF Wall Street come true. They seem
To come true ms a matter OF course, and the
wonder is not that they do but that any
body should have believed that they could
not. On what the country owes to its bulls
there could be no end OF writing. All the
great optirnists have been rdiculed or re-
yiled by the bearlsh element OF mankind.
Few have lived to the time OF their com
plete vindcation. James j. Hin is one Of
the few When he went into the undevel-
oned Northwest to build the most northerly
railroad OF that time people in Wall Street
regarded him az a man altogether too vision
ary to be followed. In q we'll known Stock
Exchange house where Mr.. Hill made his
Wall Street headquarters n good many years
ago there are surviving clients who remem-
her him as a man among them who was car
ried away with visions in which nobody but
himself believed. lie was Wild optimist,
they thought, and his schemes were unsafe.
In the same ONCE to-day the same cllcnls
arc holding share certificates In those despised
visions. The dreams OF the original an
thracite bull. President Gowan OF tho Read
inc have come true. II was through the
nolicv Of Mr.. Gowan that the Reading ac-
ouired the vast anthracite tracts that have
made the Reading property so valuable. but
both he and his policy were discredlted. and
he personally was reproachcd with being Wis
Ionsrv operator by the nildest OF his critics.
The death OF Jay Cooke last week recalled
tn mind another OF the copntry's great imam
cial optirnists After his greatest successes
he failed. and succeeded again. and In cI
nlaininr how he had retrieved fortune he
aid. From my earliest experience In life
b,ve ALWAYS been OF a hopeful tempera-
rnent never living In cloud. The great
hears in the history OF finance hive never
aoouired vast personal fortunes. such have
been laid UP by tho bulls OF every generation.
The bears who have figured conspi cuously
in the affairs OF Wall Street are not remem-
bered for the fortunes they left behind them.
4 ma fority have ended their careers either
In obscurity or absolute poverty. The bear
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LoST-Stturdsy noon. on 9TH sy.. between
tbtn and ttth SITS, brown mins fur rnbe, lined
with brown clotl. BIAS rinE Ia one corner a Re-.
yArd Of IS VIII be given for It's fei1Tn 20 81 West
18TH ~
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAT.
sun rises s:lp sun sets... 53s Noon r'ses -
NIGH wtTER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook .7:Otl Gov. Id...7.B Hell Gate. lo's5

Arrlved-SAIURDAr. FEB Ia
S. campanla, liverpool Feb: H.
IS st Louis Southampton, Feb' II
50 Iudraghiri, Cardiff. Feb. l..
IS Sicilian Prince, Palermo. Feb
SIS Phoebus Hamburg Jan. 81
So Santiago, TAmpico, Feb
IS Trinidad. Bermuda Fob ID
IS Arapahoe. jacksonville, Feo, 10
IS Jefferson. Norfolk, Feb. IT,
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Their advertisements
under these ciassifications
will be found Second
Section.
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iir-Itrnant Commander 2. A. Anderson. from
navy yard. Warrington, 70 the Pennsylvania
1 le-it c, Bailey. 70 the Galveston.
Iirat r. p Perrill 70 the Colorado.
Lieut. p. B. DUNCAN. from the Shark 10 navy
Pay Director l. \. Franey. placed on retired
list.
reslTnstcn accepted.
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.


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capacity absolute
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CITY REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH OF BRoNx-sALE or ne
Business CollegeJ.

DOUBLE FLATS, Freeman 81 /, $4,000 rent ~ foo,;
each. rent coner $40, others B,2H tach; dlrect
from builder. WOLFF TESNON, 41Io 80 ave,
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LOAF. FOUND AND REWARDS,

BROKER IS stocEholdsr. keeps you posted %
all stOokt and bonds sample free. PRSOHRGASl
Co. a EIchsnEr Place, New h0Tk.
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

CoLORED MAN wants position ss isnitor: skill.
ful man; yeArs In lAst place. 0est OF reference.
RHONR. 22S West I05in II
ELECTRICIAN ana instrument maker. capable
70 develop new ideas and create novelties of any
description; expert on experimental Wors. an a
10 Investigate ncw Inventions: conversAnt In Eng
lish. French ana German. STEUDELL, 1872 Ave-
nuc A.
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The Ideal Sport.


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