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New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
*Less 1-16.
Bankers posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.--New-C Orleans Com
mercial. 81 discount; bank. 81 premium San Fran
cisco-Sight, &c: telegraph, &C Boston-15c dis
count Chcag go-15c discount Charleston-Buyins
par selling, 1-10c premium. ST Louis-20c discount
bid. 10c asked. Minneapolis-10c discount. Gin
cinnati-Par Savannah-Buying, SOC discount: SELL
ing, 75c premium
BANK CLEARINGS. - New-York Exchanges
s312,6S7,29+ balances. H2,56ls7. Philadelphia-Ex-
changes, S7s05.eSI; balances, 81 72g, ,359 Boston
Exchanges s29,640544 balances. 81 932 343 Chicago
Exchanges, $371U219 balances s1,912sSi; Balti-
more-Ex changes, s5.316,5SS balances 1929 2Ss
SILVER MARKET.-Rar silver 62Ac; Mexican
silver dollars. 4Sc. Bar silver closed in London at
IS 15-16d
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid 2s ~; Lisbon $50
MEXICAN EXCEANGE.-Mextcan exchange on
New-York is quoted 202.
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington. 81 S43 S35 internal reve-
receipts $3.50 1875 miscellaneous receipts s12cS
Receipts for the day 81 153G56; expenditures s2sl0-
GJ. Receipts for the month to date s2153 G5s; ex-
pendtures, S2,30,0o0 excess of expenditures s15s-
9ia. Receipts for the fiscal year to date s19966O
47o expenditures S14 2s &c., excess of expenditures
N4.5SS4S6.
SCB-TREASURY.-The sub-Treasury was debtor
TO the Clearing House s37S272.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
OUTSIDE SECURITIES

The market for outside securities az IN. ,,..,
was inclined to show some irreguIarity but hs.s
the noon hour was reached It had deveIo,.. s's s
siderable strength under fairly brisk snacr,... W.
The advances in a few cases were rather -.
The trading as whole showed no appreciabJ. :.
crease over late averages. Mackay stoct. -
some hesitation. were taken In hand and aav.-AS
materially. the common gaining more thu, -.
cent while the preferred. after an earlv b-..x =
5s, rallied IL per cent American Light ard IT,
tion common. which did not figure to anv .v..-.
in the dealings. bid UP ) per cent i-,ss~
Tobacco gained per cent. Standard OIL open.s -
3 points. but subsequently recovered to IN. -.
Chicago Subway, after early loss OF / %, -.
rose per cent. American Writing Paus- 80
were STEADY. international Mercantile ~
shares were firm. Bethlehem Steel CONNIE, -
advanced point in the Did international Sal
was UP y per cent. Interborough Rapis IT,,
was heavy. Ill the mining group an irr..r1.-
tendency was manifested under limited trad1y
In bonds Albany and Susquehanna SIS wer. s.ro,s
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
NETWORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES
s.Aad interest.
IRON AND METAL TRADES
THE Iron Age" says:


Contracting for material continues on aa;sb3d d by
eraI scale for which good PROOF i tto-Doratton
the fact that the United states steer @ IONS OF
hal on its hooks on October 81 over oShl, l,s,ions
orders In mig iron. contrary TO eAiJLCt" bssIs OF
fresb b,-inty rloveinent develops on ~ 80 steel
tbe re- activftv IL * understood tlie onTfoIs
C,orror1ticr has taken advantage OF tltL.rF iron,
which In had on November ana - ron be-
ard has hought about 5000 tons 9L pI3 - oroyed
o i3 nag cbSracterzes the situation thar u rom
inSncssibIe Tor a large interest 70 fNrnaces
% df0 to . O0 tons OF metal az Lake ~ nayfga-
for Sbinynart 10 Chicago before the cIoSs In the
tion There was no spot ron TO oe E.sA ressenler
Pit+sh1Ircr district about SuvV IONS interests
b,sic nis- have been purchased by utsI-iad which
asiS r IL h- 10 ,rinr the first quarter 2erloa5 Ths
tEs steel CerpnratiSn has not YET CoiI interests
,',i,g and cation on the part OF the -aIleable
- Scyca+ed auite 4 furry aInonS W irro the
49, eo,,ndries which have been ruSiits me Chi
market cast and west. one coilCelI oy -nalleable
mar nai ne distric, has bought s,GoO tons OF Two
pessener and 1209l tons OF en~, % fsyl tons OF
sr,cIfers in Milwaukee have bouSht .~iny Of good
eo"ndy,. iron between them. ana d ooa IONS are
oJHs yarrregatiue from 20.eD 70 49, as tbs
,,ao-,ai nv New-York sellers 30 a., LEAR thai
',hern Si4,istion is concerned II p .. tha idea
SooutIetii satfine better accustomed 20 Gj,Shanl
~ having Sli for No. touhdiy a. holding THs
~ ~ It5cb tha principal sellers are ,r tbe last
u trade has been rather quet @ auii f,r a Goa
,yeek Outside OF lot Of y - so ,V. 20 former cor.
5 ,bere have been only adGIuoIs ~ ;n.srestst &C
,rar+s In he StructuTal trace - Re new mill az
chicago and the new Charlton @ Al,Ie has been SCI
~. good part of the tonnage iL%,ract iL% Of ths
s,.ever Tire most interesting con 'Hbto bridge
nk 20 that of 120 tons for the ne" 1,Hst note
" Iro,ton In the lighter INES tHs ,fate has
a.. a. ,h,. fact is that the demand LOT ~ .yaf prices
continued 10 develop. II Is lh''h'~
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
HIGHER WAGES FoR MOToRMEN.

Following the announcement yesterday that no
trouble would result from the decision OF the
prooklyn RAPID Transit Company not TO renew its
agreement with the Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers the company gave out this statement:
Effective November. 1906 The rate OF wages of
ali rnotorncn now in service on the elevated lines
and the Brooklyn Bridge division. who have here
rofore received less than So day. is increased 20
g a cay-ten hours to be considered a days work
II was also said that the wages of motoTTnen
hereafter hired for service the elevated lines
would be s2 90 a day for the ..rst year and $ a
"a after that.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
SECURITIES PRICES ADVANCE.
WALL STREET BULLS AGAIN ACTTpE
Lc Priced Issues By Market ManipuaorsSteng
Erchonge Loscer.
WALL STREET BULLS AGAIN

ard Rope and Twine incomes. Union Pacific first
As United States Steel IS and Wabash dcbenture Bs
FOREIGN MONEY MARkET.-Cat money In
London, SJkG5S$4 per cent. Open market discount
rate for short bills per cent: long bills. per
cent Berlin discount rate, As per cent Berlin
exchange London. 20 marks 45$t pfenniss Paris
discount rate, 27s per cent. Paris exchange on
London, % francs 141a centimes.
FOREIGN SECURITIES = British consols for
money, sss; for the account, 1916 French rentes
so francs " centimes.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
.Ex interest

RAILROAD AND OTHER BoNDs.-Narket ir-
regular Total sales amounted IN par value TO
s. $4,000 against s437o.5 800 on Tuesday The heav-
lest dealings were in the japanese issues Amer
lean Tobacco Is and cs. Atlantic Coast Line As
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Is. Central of Georgia
third incomes Chicago. Burlington and Quincy -,
Colorado Industrial AS and Bs Erie convertible ss.
Kansas City Southern So. Louisville and Nashville
unified IS Missouri. Kansas and Texas second IS.
Northern Pacific as oregon Short Line IS. Stand
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET-Money call opened at S
per cent highest 51a per cent: lowest 4a4 per cent
last loan, per cent; close 42G5 per cent; ruling
rate, per cent. Time money was quoted at 4$.
days 4IaG4% per cent for four months and 4l295
per cent for five and six months. Commercial
paper was quoted at 4a415 per cent for sixty to
ninety days. and 5Q51z per cent for four to six
months
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Mark closed steady
Actual closing follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02

by order OF executors.
l. shares Illinois Central r r. Co.. I-eH
shares American Smelling Refining
3 ssaa Go.noany preferred ...--......-....s 1854
80 shares United Steel CORPORATION Draf
~ shares Pennsylvania Railroad Cn Ia5S.
100 shares Adams Express Company. 94Sn
shareS Arslc-AmeriCan %
Bv order Of trustees.
- shares Metropolitan Trust Co Of N Y eo5K
% shafes Franklin Trust c.. of RrooIsIvn
share Chemical National Bank . Az
For account Of whom ma concern ~
$3.50 "A Iawior & Cavanau.h Co. certifcstes ~
inteht tdness, o Of $4,000 each and OF
Or $3.50 ...;...:. ...-.-..... $1,000
70 shares Germonia Fire Insurance 20 z59
90 shares Van Norden Trust Company sGo
share y. \. Life Ins and Trust CO na1
80 shares Title Insurance Co. Of " Y ISS
20 shares Richmond Light and RaiIrnod
Co voting trust certificates. per share s,1
sl3 Richmond Light and Railroad Co scrip
shRre ...................... II
y shares Long Island Loan and Trust Co s64 u
81 shares L. 8 Title Guar S Ind co 1oSH
l. shares Home Insurance Company 545
$1,000 Brooklyn, Queens Co. e. r r.
- cen mige bonds int May and Nov. 1O4
10 shares Peoples Trust Company -. 3anll
o shares Union Trust Company. ! ,4o99I 45o
10 shares 3sth Street National Bauk..,. 900
5000 Traverse City r; r. bonds
Grand Rapids SYSTEM due Ip33 in
terest January and July. ............ q,
$500 Mobile & birmingham r. T. ! per
cert bonds due 1915
30 shares New-York. Susquehanna and
Western Coal Company preferred -. 10
shares Mechanics National Bank 2s5J.
IL shares Nassau Trust Co. Brooklyn 2g5
share Fifth Avenue Trust Company. SIS
$4,000 Toluca- Mara. & Nor. r. r. Co LIST
Juy. 1862. coupons January and
July; January. 1909. coupons on. S. coo
30 shares Van Norden Trust Company 600
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
PENN. r. r. sEMLANNUaL DIVIDEND.

Philadelphia, nov. 1.-The board Of directors OF
the Penn. .yivana Railroad met in executive session
to-day snd declared eefni-annuai dividend OF
per cent tie oi.al stock OF the company. pay
a5:s November IS 20 stockholders OF record on
November
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
SECURlnES AT AUCTION.

The following securities sold yesterday at
auction at the Exchange Salesroom by Adrian H.
Muller & Son.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02

BID. Asked Asked
Us 1920 IG3l. Us 1901. io4z Ie5t
rs Ie2G co.-113 1os- g. "a 1913. reg. 153N
1865 In&is 1044. US. A. 1925 col-l 3zs 134
IS IS 1895. .ccu~Ia34z iO4i@ Philippine 4s....Io3
Us s. 1901. .sgnl. Io3 Dist. Of c, S-65s11s
L s As, 1s0a. reg 10i2 1861
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02

on the capital stock for the year. This n n.
rate that has been maintained since 1929 "a
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
BONDS.
LosiNG CURB QUOTATIONS.

Less than 100 shares. TEX dividend.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

., 500 Total sales.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02

.Unlistsd- tstock dealt in for the first time,
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
BOND MARKET TRADING.

GOVERNMENT BoNDS.-Market steady. Final
quotations follow
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
FERRY COMPANIES.

.o57. .seo Total sales for the day. Enlisted.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02

177.s31 Total sales.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
Closing prices yesterday of active bonds dealt
STOCK MARKET OPERATIONS.

sEx interest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-08
LONGEVITY OF TYPHOID GERMS.

Recent experiments by scientists of
wisconsin and Illinois upon the "longev-
ty Of the typhoid bacillus In ater,'
tend to show that the typhoid germ lives
longer in pure water than in water con
tarainated with sewage AID longer in
winter than in summer Soil bacteria
quickly destroy the typhoid bacteria, but
the bacteria in uneontaminated water
seems 10 have no such effect. At the
temperature of the ice chest the typhoid
germ grows in the by-products of other
bacteria which at higher temperatures
are fatal to IL.
IN sterilized Lake Michigan water the
typhoid bacillus lives frorn fifteen 10
twenty days, while in inst erlized
water they live but five or eight days
In polluted. wafer they live from ten
minutes to three days.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-08
A SAD HOLIDAY.

1t was Il sad Christmas for a young
man from Rochester who stepped in
Brooklyn to spend the holiday with his
sweetheart. He arrived in Brooklyn
with wardrobe consisting of change
of shirts. two or three clean collars. and
the clothes. upon his back 3 A. day on
the train had taken the crease out of
his trousers. and he decided TO have
them pressed when he got to Brooklyn.
There was an accommodating bellboy
at the hotel where the young man put
up on Saturday night before Christmas.
The hoy was SO accommodating that he
even mentioned pressing clothes before
the young man thought to breach the
subject That right at II 80 as the young
man from Rochester was retiring, he
rang for q bellboy and gave him the
trousers. 80
Il want them back at $ O'Clock sharp
tomorrow he cautioned the boy.
OH yes. they'll be back sure" said
the boy. Eth send them up with your
call.
The next morning the man erom Roch-
ester got up and rang the bell When a
boy cane up he demanded his trousers.
what trousers7" the boy asked, in
duh surprise
The Rochester man explained with q
II
ering the delicate situation
There was a search for the trousers.
After half an hour the boy returned and
announced TO the Tuning young man
That his trousers could not be found.
The trouserless gentleman seized the
telephone and yelled down TO the Of
Il want my pants"
haven't go1 then. on" shouted back
the clerk who thought he was funny
Then there were fireworks. Somehow
the hotel management could not be
made TO take the same interest in the
self. He explained that he had no other
trousers. Finally. as last resort, he
asked the head clerk to send out and
buy him a pair OF trousers
Get me a good striped pair "a and 8, =
he directed
I'm sorry. my friend" the clerk re-
piled over the telephone TO the room,
this is Sunday morning. and they den't
sell pants in Brooklyn on the Sabbath
This terrible blow came about $50 Al
10 the young man was expected at his
sweetheart's house. How could he &C
there without trousers2 AT last a SYM
TO make the discovery that belIboy No
z had taken the trousers out to be
pressed
No. , would not come TO work until
O'Clock in the afternoon. The clerk was
sure he had taken the trousers TO some
nearby place 10 be pressed but all the
places were closed, even if they knew
which one had the missing trousers. a
messenger was sent to 40 IS house. Hs
got back in two hours with the news
that No. was out enjoying Christmas
BY this time the trouserless man was
IN a fearful rage.
TO avert a murder or other fearful dis
.:aster. the obliging clerk offered to LEND
the Rochester man a pair Of his trousers
He, said ne hoped they would fit
I'm only 50 in the waist" nc. explain,
ed
That was just six sizes too large, bu-
1T I2.3o the Rochester man left the hotel
bis underpinTing looking ike the legs O.
"A frnny man in burlesque comedy. Tel
minutes after ne left In rushed No
with the missing trousers But he wa.
too late.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-08
FOR SALEFARMS.

FARM SALEs1z acres. So miles from
Washington; improved by neat 5-roorl cellar
dwelling bank barn chicken smoke ard
wash houses: property fronts pike. has
treIneiy- fertile soil, least bit rolling. 80
900 young. bearing fruit trees; If property i
taken within next Is days. there Is about $40
worth of personaf property. including house
hold and kitchen furniture. coal. potatoes
honey. years supply fine bacon, all va
rfeties fruit and teiiies, hives bees, new
wagon. harness nice buggy saddle mower.
c1J.t4nc box tools of every description This
Is an opportunity 70 get possession OF q. place
of property that is ready for immediate liZ
inr and is equal to a gold mine TO q person
Ia position to take care OF same Do not fan
TO see Us once
TrTs Is ONE OF Il BARGAINS We
HAVE IN FARMS
ATKINSON & BALLARD CO. unc.l
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS-We manufacture eighty fast sellers;
cannot be obtained elsewhere, samples fires.
10 hustlers. PEASE MFG. CO., Buffalo,
n Y !aS.I
AGENTS MAKE 50 TO $40 a day fitting
glasses; big profits; 24-page free eye book
tells how: write today. JACKSONIAN OP-
TICAL COLLEGE. College Place. Jackson,
Mich de1S-Su-24t
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT
THOMAS ]. FISHER CO., INC,
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. AND INSUR-
ASCE. 1874 z ST. ~ w
TELEPHONES II. 3z2 and Il 3s3a
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED-SaIesrnen of ability and neat APP
pedrance to call on all merchants in their
territory; elegant side line. convenient %
carry: good commissions. prompt remittance.
BELMONT MFG. CO.. Cincinnati. Ohio II
CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED: experience
unnecessary: good pay. EMANUEL CO.
Station J. New York city ja1-su-4t
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HELP sANrED-MALE & FEMALE

WANTED-pupiIs to learn stenograI,hy in
$50 hours. or money refunded Send for book
let STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY 3I5-3Is
Colorado Building. jaf-30t
HELP OF ALL KINDS fot hotels and pr:-
vate families; white and coiored. 1893 New
York ave. NV. 1t
WANTED-Young men and women 10 learn
shorthand IN ten weeks tat hOme): simpIi-
fed system; complete course. So. Address
SIMPLICITY. this office. des-3t
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RESTAURANTS.

OPENING THURSDAY, at $50 p. m. of
j. B. LAI & CO.'S JAPANESE RESTAUJ-
RANT, 20l1 14th ST. NV. First-cIass service.
Separate dining rooms for ladies. Open till
1850 am, and Sundays. jai-7t
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Youns parrots. eanaries. rab-
bits, guinea pigs. dogs. cats, and pets of al
kinds. Birds boarded for the summer
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. III 18th ST. NV,
and sSl II ut. ne. 'e2e-tf
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-By gentleman, board and room
with Belgian or French family: terms mod
crate; fn the Northwest section. Address
BOX ESQ., this office ja7-et
WANTED-By young Hebrew gentleman.
room and board with family of same faith
living Northwest Address BOX $40. this Of
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE
TEMPTING PROPERTY BARGAINsl

An excellent store al the corner Of 18th
and Poplar sts- \ bargain at------------ %
-SSI5 r ST: snug Groom home; side
aIley Special bargain at--------------S-8se
Pa oath st: Groom house on good lot
The Milier-Shoemake- Seai f Iseale ~
MAIN OFFICE. 1875 I'D ST Phone w ID
First Ward Branch Office. Pa ave. and Rock
Creek Phone West "a jail
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-08
LOCAL MENTION.
Perfection in Pie-Makingl

Holmes genuine homemade pies rep
resent the limit OF achievement in pastry
making and baking. They are as delic-
folIS and as wholesome as the skilled
use of the best ingredients can make
them. Mince. pumpkin and all other
good kinds. zoe each delivered. Holmes
Bakery, LIST and z SITS. Phones E. 144e
and 1441.
Alright Coal Heater, Will Heat Space
feet square. s2s25 A. Eberly's Sons
lis It'll ST. NV.
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FOUND.

FREE, 1 10. OF Fancy Cakes with each
gallon of ice cream. roc and soc per gallon
IACEY'S, sol New York ave. ja3-tf
TOIJND-Adrfft, November is, 1904 IN main
channel between the tramway and halfway
rree a bateau: owner please cali at REACH'S
10l2 4tIt st. prove property, and pay
costs te.-5t
FOITND-Black and white pup; followed
eastbound Avenue car. SUN BUILDING.
fa6-5t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By a reliable coIored man, posi-
ton as porter in dry goods or grocery store
2l26 l. IT II
WANTED-By young colored man. position
do anything. 221 Q St sw- j. Is. II
WANTED-By young business man. ener-
gk;ic, capable. employment Address BOX
353 this Office. II
WANTED-By young colorei man. position
as walter. janitor porter j, S. B., e3S
Sd St II
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WANTED-ROOMS.

large adjoining rooms near
school, for light housekeeping; two
f.duits' TWO children; state full particulars
Address BOX 356. this office 1t
WANIED-Lady artist. Paris study, will
Address BOX s4s. this ONCE 1t
WANIED-By gentleman. a bright. well
heeted furnished room for which piano les
Sofas would be taken as payment or part pay
inenti highest references Address BOX $50.
this Office 1t
WANTED-Two three clean, completely
Iufnlshed rooms for light housekeeping, with
gas, nath furnace steam heat; state low
est price and location. Address BOX a2S,
this office jaI-3t
WANTEH-Ry mother and son, three or four
cheerfully furnished rooms. complete. with
heat and gas for light housekeeping: gooG To-
cation quiet habits. Address BOX 342. this
office. je7-2t
WANTED-By young and wife. three
or -FOUR unfurnished rooms; gas and heat;
Tor light housekeeping; convenient to good
car line; With quiet. respectable family. Ad-
dress BOX 30s. this Office. ja6-3t
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

SMALL SAVINGS MAKE FORTUNES. ;,
81 each month for three years s25s returns
$500 in gold, real estate guarantee ..fIFsRE.S
THE PLACE. SIS 9Th 81 NV ta7-2ot
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-I333 c. st. NV, basement store
and rear room heat and light SIZE KAH-
RICK & METcALF. 1893 G St Jas-2t
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WAREHOUSES; & VEHICLES.

vANTED-Inside curtain wagon. cheap Al
dress particulars and price, c. SEBY 1875
ST. Sc. ias-st
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.


FOR SALE-Just received. two car loads %
high grade fancy delivery wagons which
We are Offering at extremely low prices. We
also have some great bargains in slightly
used wagons and carriages s d. WATERS
& SON. 80 Pennsylvania ave 1a5-tf
TO BE SOLD without reserve. fourteen horses
and mares. ranging in age 70 10 years:
weight 800 10 LOO pounds: suitable for any
business or would make excellent farm
horses no offer refused Stable. rear AR
HOLDS HOTEL. $50 Pennsylvania ave NV.
ja3-1t
FOR SALE-AI horse; 1.eoe; also colt, really
for harness: owner has other business Apply
owner. D. p DIVINE. Stable. 3S1 NJ st
JaS-St
FOR SALE-A mare four years old: run
about and harness. B. PRESHAN. sS4 -.
taS-St
FOR SALE-Bay driving horse. sound: also
rubbeT-Iire runabout and harness. Call for
Mr.. HAMILTON, . Sth st Sc jaT-st
FOR SALE-One large bay horse suitable
for delivery wagon FREUND'S, si5 10th St
nv. iz7-se
FOR SALE-Cabrioiet, double: cost 81 SEQ.
owner. leaving country, sell quick bargain
Address CARRIOLEF, this office. ias-St
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Married lady or widow who can
spare five or six hours daily: canvasstng;
morning to- sell; one who has telephone in
residence preferred Address G. n s & r.
this office. 1t
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THE WASHINGTON TINES SUNDAY, JANUARY g. 1906
HELP wANTED-MALE.

! WANTED-A good boy. with wheel. to carry
! baltlfnore sun route. Call SUN BUREAU,
i 1914 n or 309 B St iaS-3t
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SITUATIONS wArT-D FEMALE.

THE LADIES' INTERNATIONAL ALL
ANCE (FRENCH BUREAU; highly in
dorsed and patronized.' introduces ehaperors
provides lady guides for visitors English
French German; best travelling companions
secretaries, managing and working house
ladies' typewriters. stenograI hers Office
clerks, French dressulakers searnstresses re-
liable girls for household service tall ca
pacifies,. Personal interview 934 ST.
NV. 10 to 5. 1t
wANTED-By reliable woman Homework T
Office cleaning and laundry work. 1915 10th
St 1t
wANTED-By refined lady. position as nurse
for Invalid or infant. Call until Monday
evening. 2f0 st NV. 1t
WANTED-By widow, plain sewing; infants
and chiIdren-s outfits. character costumes.
Fauntleroy suits, evening gowns kimones;
ideas originated; reasonable. Address BOX
$40, this office jaS3t
wANTED-By colored girl. a place to
nurse. e1o3 9Th st. It
WANTED-By a first-class laundress work
to do home. Call or address 903 St
iaS-3t
house, lunch room. or hotel etc 91I 9Th St
NV. 1t
WANTED-By settled white woman from the
country. position working housekeeper for
widower with small family Address BOX
347. this office. 1t
wANTED-By middIe-aged German woman
place as boarding house keeper. Address
BOX 344. this office. 1t
wANTED-By frst-class colored waitress a
situation. S. p B., Ills X ST. 1a6-3t