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KINKEAD WILLING TO HELP OUT.
Will Serve as Inspector In Case of Sickness
in Mutual Board.

Ellis G.. Kinkead. according to one of the
New York Life inspectors. has expressed his
Willingness to return 10 the board in such a
contingency as the absence through Illness Of
any of the three inspectors now serving &C
lively Mr.. Kinkeads suggestion averts one Of
the possible deadlocks which are the result of
the proffered designations Of Messrs. Kinkead
and Marks and Superintendent Keseys
fusal to accept the designations despite the con-
tinued absence Of two inspectors.
The New York LIES three man" board, 1t
was announced. has canvassed another $4,000
votes thus far this week making tota! up
to date Of about $1,000
BY March / the board expects to finish this
canvass when the adjudication Of the chal-
lenged votes viii begin.
In Superintendent Kelseys reported impending
resignation, opposition" interests profess to see
the effect Of Mr.. Kelsey's omission TO follow the
example of Commissioner Prewitt. Of Kentucky,
who took action on the alleged elecuoneering
use of polcyholders money by the Mutual Life
representa- tives of the international committee
and declared that investigation Of these
charges bv various state insurance commits
sioners would follow Mr.. Kelsey's resignation.
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not STANDARD OIL PRESS AGENT.
Company Says Jenning8's Testimony Gave
Wrong Impression.

The standard oil Company, through William P
Howe. its assistant secretary, issued statement
yesterday in which it denied that Malcolm Jen-
ninss- who was Put on the stand IN the recent in
yestisation by the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. was employed as an Intermediary between it
ana the newspapers. MI Howe says that extra cts
from JenEings's testimony, which gave a wrong
impression Of his business. We're furnished the re-
porters.
Then DE cites portion Of JenniuSs's testimony
which. he says was kept from the reporters. In
tins testimony Mr.. Jennings says that he conducted
Z private advertising agency placing contracts
Tor the Standard anybody who wished him TO
o9 20 and that he never asked for the publication
OF statements Of any kind, except those coming
from other sources. and that it proper for the
standard oil Company any other client to pre-
nt their stories Of the case 10 the paper and pay
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ATLAS TRUST COMPANY ORGANIZED.

me Atlas Trust Company. which is TO occupy
W former Offices Of the Irving National Bank at
"es+ Broadway and Chambers street. has been
ORGANIZED under the laws Of this state. The in
-, '2,ialors are William J. Rogers. Gerrfsh H
-''.'-Aen' John c. Luke, James N. Donald. F. H.
'1ssl1 J. F. Whitmarsh William II. Barnard
80 N0tns Edwin u. sayre, Edwin g. jackson, IT,,
"'--7S j. Nichols, d. ". Whitmore and Henry NJ
Day. il was announced a month ago. al the time
- '-'e merger Of the Irving National Bank and the
a." YORK National Exchange Bank. that the Irv-
lHs quarters were 10 be occupied by a new trust
'llD"lly which would have capital of 100000 and
surplus Of $4,000
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N. Y, n. II. & HARTFORD R r.
Trains depart from Grand Contra! station,
S2d st. and 4th Ave, as follows for
BOSTON, via New London & Prov.-1tS:OO.
u 1000, * Hoop A. NJ. +tll1:nO
* l;0l. * $500. ttIl5;OO. 81 SOP.
et12;OO P. M; ia Willlmantfc-fFS:O 1 A.
M 1900 p. N: via Spfd.-f9:I4 A NJ.
7 1890. 81 400. s1f:OO p. NJ
Wor'ster & Fitch. via Putnam. 1888 p. NJ
Lakeville & Norf.-+S;49 A N: 1881 p. NJ
Ct. harrington. stockbridge. LAnox. Pitts
deid-t4:54. tS:49 A. NJ and 1881 p. 81.
Ticket Offices at cGrand Central Station
and c12Sth St. also at c245. 1900, c1354
b way. Go Union Square. c1S2 Fifth Ave.
c245 Columbus Avz., c649 Madison Ave.
clos ". 10Th ST.. 279S Third Ave In
$50 way.
'Daily. Except Sundays. fstops at 125th
St xStops at 125th 81, Sundays only,
cParlor and Sleeping Car tickets also
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
independents" Break Into Texas "A
Deluge of Hairpins.

The shuberts announced yesterday that they had
AT last been able 10 obtain permanent foothoId In
Texas for independent" attractions. Since the
tour OF Nine Bernhard last season. when she
nIaved in tent in Texas. the Attorney General Of
the state has been fighting for independent theatres
cbouId the bill now before the Texas Legislature
becorne a law IL viii be compulsory that theatre
managers will have to book attractions indepen-
IDENTIFY OF any affiliations. Niuhoul inc a!u 81 tLe
legislative body however, the independents nave,
tToIph their own efforts, obtained theatres IN the
coutbwest chiefly in Texas and Louisiana. The
GTs+ t.ndependeut' attraction to play Texas terri
tory Will be cyril Scott In The Prince Chap,
,,yder Waller IaWrence'S management. Mr.. Scott
viii be able make this circuit with the loss OF
onI,, one night, and that on account of travel.
Orher ''independent' attractions VIII play Texas
turing the present season, and next fall two ''in
dependent' attractions win tour Texas weekly.
Miss Tina Glennon. a chorus girl at the Hippo
6roroe received a strange birthday present yes
terdav when she celebrated her twentieth birthday
Miss Glennon's weakness has been "A fondness for
appropriating harpins belonging to the other mem
beTs Of the chorus and ballet. Each of the 2G0
chorus girls gave Miss Glennon a 10 cent package
Of haIrpins Yesterday. Miss Glennon had eleven
pounds Of halrpins at the end of the matinee
Keith & Proctor's will furnish supply Of vaude-
Vile talent for the annual reception of the Guild
ing Star Lodge No 565, r. and A. NJ at the Al
Harold MacGrath. author of THE Man on the
Box" has written a vaudeville sketch called The
Vatican Shepherdess." 1t viii be seen in New
York within fortnight.
Miss Louise Dresser. of Lew Fields's company.
slipped when entering the Shubert Theatre in New
ark Monday night and broke her ankle
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RAILROADS.
NEW LERaEY GENTRAL.

u0A w WAllSSu 2AuO u05ULs
Time shown below is from Liberty St. Sta
ton. Leave West 23d St. 10 minutes earlier
except as noted by designating marks.
PHILADELPHIA TWO-ROCR TRAIN
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
1~12.I5. go. mI.0O. m'S.OU. $50. 20. %.
$1,000. @4IOO. 11.SO. m3l2.UO. S'1.O0,
49, 400. s3.CO. 100 $500 $50
m'600 800. 800. 800. plOSO P. ".
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGTON-z'1 so.
500. ..lOoo. I'12Oo. 200. i+'4.0O,
LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURST-z4OO.
40 A. NJ. xl.OO. 1.8U. $50, d4-l5. 800
ATLANTIC CITY-'9.4O a NJ. x1.OO. k3. 20
Long BRANCH, AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE SUNDAYS, No As6u=y Park l--
81 A.. 5.So. $50. j12OI. Sundays. except
ocean Grove. z4OO. 800 A. NJ. 400 $50
Time tabIes giving trains TO EAsTON.
BEIHLEHEA, ALLENTOWN, AAUCH
CHCNk, WILkESBARRE, SCRANTON.
HEADING. HARRISBURG. POTrSNILLE.
NIL14LAMSSORT and all other points can
be obtained a. ths following cttlces: LIB
Astor House. 246, 434 1900. 1854 Bread
way, Isl 9TH Az. 2Sl 9TH Av.. % Union
SQUARE West. 21GS Sd Az. 100 West 18th
81. ZA0 Columbus Av., New York; Court
BrooiIYni $50 Broadway. Williamsburg.
NeW y ork Transfer Co. calls for and checks
baggage TO destination
DAILY. TDaily, except Sunday. pSundays.
fParlor cars only. rnDinin8 car, except
sundays. xSaturuays only. zLiberty ST,
only 1DlnlIS car Sundays. SDining car
dally. From West Twenty-thiTd street
81 sd- ~ N, 50 I. NJ. Jll-5O P. NJ,
vics-P1es & Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass f' Agent.
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Female

ATTENDANT to Invalid; experienced in
nervous diseases: companion; house
keeper; good reader: city or country; ex-
cellent references. Mrs H., Miss F1ts-
Geraids Bureau, SOB 9th ave
ATTENDANT. maid TO Invalid; scientific
massage lhody. facial: good sewer. trav-
eller. packer, personal reference. s. A.
200 East 44th 81.
COMPANION or HOUSEKEEPER.- BY re-
fined woman, highest references from
families or eminent social position; in above
or similar place of trust; good nurse for
convalescent, elderly or invalid woman.
Address Miss Bell. Box 90. Westburx sta
tiou. Long Island
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GUNARD G0NE
GIBRALTAR NAPLEsADR1ATIC.

For Porto ER1@OI
Steamships or she EED "D'' LINE win
sail rrom Pier H. mar Wall 81 Ferry
Brooklyn, Cor san Juan direct as follows:
= ) FHli.ADEL.F Il IA sat. Feb. Is room
). :. CARACAS SATURDAY March = nOaAi
For freight OF passage apply 10
ROI LION. BLISS x DALLETT
General Manages s. Wall St
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DECIDES AGAINST YARD WORKERS.
Judge Gray. of Delaware, Says Demand for
Increased Wages Was Not Justified

The eighteen hundred yard conductors and brake
men in the Yards Of five Of the local railroads
who nearly struck last December for advance
in wages Of cent hour have lost by the
decision OF Judge Gray, of Delaware, the umpire
He says that the cent-an-hour increase is not
to be given and that the demand was not Justified
by conditions
The strike was averted after utimatum had
given the railroads until midnight OF December y
TO agree TO the demands of the men. There had
been long negotiations and a rupture was mar
rouly averted several times.
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TEXAS ROADS NEARLY FINISHED.
B. F. Yoakum Anticipates No Legislation
Hostile to Extensions.

Austin, Tex, Feb. 6-B. 7. Yoakum chairman
o. the executive board OF the Rock Island and
'lse' roads, said to-day that the lines IN
leHas begun three years ago are about finished.
The lines connect Fort Worth and Dallas with
houston and Galveston. and Houston and New
Orleans with branches.
A line IS needed from Brady south toward San
antonio one from Mason TO the Rio Grande and
oiie IRON point near CoTsicana TO East Texas but
there is not sufficient money available to build
.AeI- Mr. NoaFum anticipates hostile legisla-
Ion as the state needs roads and must look
Tor outside capital
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

4 LARGE HIGH CLASS brass goods
manufacturing concern, having plant
covering 8 acres In New Jersey CLOSE to
New York ofrer about 100000 OF their
guaranteed 9 per cent stock at 800
share; highest references furnished No
Donald Virgins Co.. 25T Broadway.
WE ARE OFFERING one Of the best
propositions ever placed on tho mar
llshed nearly thirty years. the owner
wishes to retire: the price for same IS
500. 900; the business pays about $4,000
net annually; we are prepared TO fur
nish full particulars 10 any one wishing
same: full investigation expeotedi terms
can be arranged ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Co 257 Broadway.
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JOSEPH DE LAMAR WINS MINE SUIT.

san Francisco, Feb. Title 10 mines in the
e's'h district Of Nevada said 10 be worth
mons Oh dollars, to-day by Joseph De
i'aI through a decision rendered by Superior
Ter5.' oeawell The Utah Nevada Mining Com
/ mn - plalhuH, and sought 10 dispossess De
mines non me Monitor and jim Crow groups of
mad - "- company alleged that since De Lamar
IT, Zen n possession $2000O0O in ore had been
amen nom these mines
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Instruction.
For Boys and Young Men-country.

MAPLEwOOD. ConcordviIIe Del Co, Pa. Box ss.-
VI A successful school, Phila. One OF best
TO nfuse with energy wake up boys the of
life Prepares 30 boys for college business. 45th
year Large gymnasium Dept for little boys.
No tobacco ]. sEORTLLDGE. a. NJ. Yala PrLn.
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PRIVATE SECRETARY or estate man
agement. by experienced, responsible
man pest references and security; stenog-
ave.
PORTER-By young colored man as por-
Ter: or take charge OF cleaning suite OF
Offices Al references. Albert ciaiiinstoo-
q Lawrence at.
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A DVERTIsENENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
"a Tribune received at their Uptown ONCE No 1854
Broadway. between a6th and 37th until o'clock
p. m. Advertisements Teceived the following branch
ohtces at regular oics rates until o'clock m.
254 Sth ave, 8. 23d 153 9th ave cor. 18th
offices regular Office rates until O'Clock D M Viz
254 Sth ave. s.. 2&d St 1853 6th ave- cor. 18th
% East 14th 267 aga st. between 7th and
2th aves 263 West 18th st; 1898 Sd ave. between
76th and 17th sts 1926 Sd ave, 17Os LIST
ave. Sath St; l57 East 125th ST 756 fremont
Blocker
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'oOsON HARMON SUES THE D, T. & L.
Toledo Feb. 5.-Judson Harmon. receiver % tho
- - Mafquette Railroad Company has begun suit
GoaliI1ss5r ne Detroit Toledo & Ironton Railway
~ ~ ~ IN The Common Pleas Court here for
tsi,~$ g, alleged be due for HANDLING caTs for
'ie defendant Detroit. "
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BOARD WANTED.

BOARD WANTED, by gentleman aud
wife in strictly private family where
there IS no smoking: must have good ref
erences and be within half an hour Of
City Hall state full particulars and
terms willard P5e CapaI g.
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OLp COLD AND sILYER-

OLD GOLD. silver and precious stones
bought at highest market value; made
into new articles or exchange for new Jew
elry or japanese goods at NJ. F. Tepper'S
factory. 10 West 3lsE 81. basement.
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RAMBURG-AMFRICAN LIMB.

Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PLTMOCTH-CHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"Pennsylv'a a Feb. O. = pm lsV-alderses- Feb. -
America. Feb 10 am BATAVIA Mar.
@Outts CherbOurg. Hamburg direct
Mediterranean Service.
TO -NAPLES-GENOA
Hamburg Feb. 10 Hamburg Nay
Romantic. 90. Mar. o sAIoltks. Nay e
Hamburg Mar. % Hamburg June y
'Moltke- ... Apr. % "Molske. July .
'Has Grill Room and Gymnasium.
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lawyer will call. Lawyer. Box 12S, Tribune,
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Citations.


VNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OBJ NEW YORK by
i the God. free and Independent, 10 Howard
A. Schermerhorn Of deceased, William II Scher-
merhorn Of deceased. Eneine Bull a daughter Of
deceaHed Rebecca JacObus individually
trtH OF Samuel NJ JacobuE. a deceased
Jacobua, and Executor Of Samuel NJ Jacous
deceased Executor; Charles Grineu. sam
uel NJ JacObus deceased Executor: Sarah !. Jameson.
daughter or Samuel NJ. Jac0bus deceased Executor;
Ada J. Jacobus daughter OF samuel NJ Jacobus a de
ceased Executor; Frances SChermerhorn.
legatee Of deceased residing at Newtown conn: Alice
A. Guerden-Mcrriu granddaughter legatee OF
ceased. residing at Riverside, California
Interested In the
late Of the County OF New York creditors
leRatees, next Of kin or otherwise
and each OF hereby Citod and
10 be and appear before Surrogate County
New York at the SurTogHtes' OF said County.
held at the County Court House IN the
o'clock in the forenoon OF that day and there TO
attend judicial settlement OF proceed
ings Of Howard A. Schermerh0rn. F,S-
az the Win Testament OF said decea ged.
and such Of hereby cited. are under the
Of twentyone required appear Your
guardian II have IL you none TO appear
and apply for one 10 be appointed. event OF
neglect failure to do will be APP
pointed by the Surrogate 90 represent for YOU In
the proceeding.
Testimony Whereof have caused the Seal OF tho
SurogateF Court Of the said County York TO ba
hereunto affixed. Witness. Frank I7tz-
IL s j gerald. a Surrogate OF he
County Of New York. the 21st al January.
Ia the Of Lord thousand hundred and
seven. DANIEL J. DOWDNEY. Clerk Of Surrogaes'
Court.
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DREsSNJAKING AND MILLINERY.
MADAM GILLIGAN

desires few more select customers who know
and appreciate first class work. satisfaction
guaranteed. Tel. 62SS-Columbus 4O6 West
NTH
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HE'LL WANTED.
Malls.

Male.
ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn &75
to 500 monthly corresponding for news
papers; sure, steady work; no canvassing
experiences unnecessary; send for parucu-
lars Press Syndicate. LOckport. y. Y
DRAUGHTSMEN WANTED. Experienced
drauRhtsmen IN electrical apparatus
switchhoerds transformers motors and
generators; only first class men need apply
state experience and salary expected. Ad-
dress chief Draug htsWan. Westinghouse
Electric q Mfg Co. Pittsburg, Penn.
-
MEN, light work and little money takes
YOU to Europe; return transportation;
daily sailings Boston Shipping Co, is
Norfolk 81.
WANTED, IN well established business.
an office boy who IS bright, willing and
active; must come well recommended
Answer stating axe. salary and expert
ence 10 business Box 20. Tribune.
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BALTIMORE q OHIO R. R.
'Daily.
Through Daily Train, to the West.

Through Daily Trains to the West.
Leave New York City. 23d st. Lib'y 81.
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. $50 am 500 am
CHICAGO, COLUMBUS, II. so am u 90 a q
PITTSBURG. CLEVEL.D, 3.5O pm 90 pm
,PITTSB URG LIMIT D." $50 pm 100 pm
GIN LOUIS, LOUSY. 11.50 pm 100 am
GIN, ST.LOUIS. LOUlSV.. ESQ am 1000 am
GIN. ST. LOUIS. LOUSY. $50 pm 500 PIN
Ofrices 245 434. 1900 Broadway. 6 AsJoF
House. los Greenwich ST., % Union Square
W. S9l Grand St. n. Y: 343 Fulton ST..
krooklyni West 2Si St and Liberty St
AFTER D. m. Sleeping Car Reservations
and run Information regarding trains, etc,
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information.
= % o. r r.. sd ST. Terminal. Phone
No. Chelsea SI44
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GERM9R lloyd
Fast EvDrass Covv-foo
EApreSS SeINtce.

observation-disclosures BREMEN.
\ VIM II. Feb. 12.G AZ. Kaiser. May =
krcnprinz. Feb. 90. an X Nra II Nav "a
Kaiser. March s. 10 AN h rorrririz Nav %
= W m ~, Mar II. 6:30AAI Kaiser. ... June 4
ren2 prinz Mar. IS. PM h. VIM II June II
= a5Ssr. Apr .. 10 An brOnpTlnz- June Is
Are y, Apr. ., noon X. VIM. II. July 3
IWIn-SCreW PASSENGER SarVica
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|83TN 7 III
Mediterranean Service.

From Bremen Piers. 50 & 4th svs., HoboksA
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVEL sLEE.S'
OELRICHS & co No s Broadway, y. q
Louis II. Meyer. 1O16 Walnut St.. PhIls-
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FOR SALE.


DESKS. roiitops; partitions railings. tables,
safes. letter presses, counters. Bhelvings.
clothing store fixtures: stores, Offices fitted.
Finn Bros. 2s-32 Centre at
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BILLIARD AND pooL TABLES.

,e,, - Al ChERS OF billiard and pool
Ab!es. high grade bowling alley b1iIid
M, ieNrst prices MARX BROS. "a
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SurrOgates' Notices.

SuTrOgdteS NOuiceS.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ARNER c
Thomas, Surrogate OF the County OF New
York. Is hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against william Low Foster Osborn. Of tho
County OF New York. deceased. present the
acting business the once q Parsons CossoE MoIlyaIne
Room LOS No. % william street, IN tho Borough OF
Manhattan, IN the city q New York before
Dated New York the 18th day Of September 1900
MARGARET \. OSBORN. l1.-.-
ARTHUR II. OSBORN s EN-tu'"Fs
PARSONS CIOSSON & McILVAI&E Attorneys Ex-
ecutors % William St. n Y.
TIsLEY. RosAMoHyD HIN PURSUANCE OF AN
i order o Ahner G. Thomas, n Surrogate
persons having claims against Rosanond IL Ilsley late
OF the county New York, deceased, present the
same vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers ths-
place transacting business at the Office OF Atwater
t,rxsbank No Cedar Street Borough OF Man
haitian. city Of New York on or before tho lst day OF
Ng Beted New York the 18th day Of August 1905
sILAs A. ILsLEY, CHARLES BURKHALTER.
ATwArER & CRUIKsHANK. Attorneys FOR Executors
Cedar Street, Manhattan. New York City.
sage, RUsSELLN-IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
- Hon. Abner g. Thomas. "A OF he
County Of New lork, notice Is hereby TO all
having claims against Russell Sage
County o New York. deceased present the A me
Vouchers thereof to the subscribers their
OF transacting business. Room No Al Nssse,
street Borough Of Manhattan. in the civ Of Nev-
York, before the s0th day OF April next
Dated. New York the nth day OF October 1905
CHARLES W. osborne, JOHN p. MUM, Executors
CHARLES a. GARDINER Attorney for c. W Osborne
and J. 7 Mum Executors 1921 Park Row. Bor-
pEFoREsT RROTHERs Attorneys for Ararvor.t
Olivia Sage Executrix. 30 Broad street Boroueb o.
Manhattan, New York city. "
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TYPEWRITERs.

------->-------------
REMINGTON. DensmOre. Hammond, HoSt,
Franklin or Blickensderfer. each $50:
Ca!igrs oh. 50. rbp2tTng. Gay, 1873 Madi-
son ave.
TYPEWRITERS-Au makes sold. rented.
repaired. exchanged reliable service
German. 70 Nassau st. Telephone 274O-
Cortlardf.
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HELP WANTED.
Female.

ANY INTELLIGENT person nay earn $50
to SlOO monthly corresponding for news
papers; sure, steady work; no canNassihs'
eXIerisnce unnecessary. send for particu-
lars Press Syndicate. Lockport. y. 7.
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For Both Sexes-City.
lie BERL1Tz sCHoOL or 1.ANGUAGEs.

For Both SeX6S-Ciuy.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL. OF LANGUAGES.
Madison Square (l122 Broadway.
HARLEM BRANCH ........ .IlenoX ave. I26th
BROOKLYN BRANCH. ..................73
ENAhEe BRANC H ..-'. -. Scheuer Building
Over 800 branches IN leading cities.
NEW TERMS BEGINNING NOW.
Miss LiVingstOn's School for Children,
KINGSTON, y. Y Boarding pupils limited
two vacancies Terms half year. 5000
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LackaWanna Railroad.

Leave ". Y, Barclay, Christopher. W. 23d
sta
fe.O0 A b.-FOF Binghamton and Eiunira-
7lOOO A A--FOr Buffalo. Chicago and St
Louis
Il 80 p. M.-FCr Buffalo and Chicago.
T4.O =. M.-FOr Scranton and Plymouth.
zs6.15 p. VI. For 3uffalo and Chicago
- 80 F. M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse. ithaca.
- % a A.-ChicagO-Sleeper open 80
NJ
Tickets a. l49. 20 1855. 1434 Broadway,
\ Y; S99 Fulton St. Brooklyn daily.
Except Sunday. sLeaves Christopher So.
G. 10 p. NJ weekdays
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Egypt Express Service.
The splendid Twin Screw s 6. OCEANIC
sails every Wednesday between
NAPLES AND ALEXANDRIA
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WORK WANTED.
AIAIa.

PORTER---By young man. as porter OF
elevator mani references. Joseph Coffsy.
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