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New-York tribune., 1909-01-01
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. Dec 31.-Cieneral liquidation Of \ nra
holiday character caused slump in the price Of
wheat here to-day. closing quotations showing net
losses OF lsc to 1Isc TO lhC. Corn and proyi-
sons also closed weak.
The great majority of traders in the wheat nit
who long" were inclined TO even up trades
for the year and in anticipation of the holiday to-
morrow, and in consequence the market lacking
any substantial support, weak throughout the
entire day. News of the day also favored such sell
ing the bulk of the gossip being of a bearish
nature The Liverpool market was weak, uotwith-
standing advance here yesterday; stocks of
wheat at Minneapolis and Duluth increased $50 o0j
bushels for the week. and the total exports Of
wheat and flour for the week from the United
States and Canada were equal TO only 3,1I60OO
bushels. compared with 51l9,0J0 bushels the cor
responding week year ago. The distant deliv-
cries displayed the greatest weakness. the de-
sire Of shorts in the December option to cover
sales caused that delivery close almost where
it left off the previous day. Naturalization OF the
predicted cold wave had little effect With the
exception of the December delivery the market
closed almost the bottom, with May at 81 073s
to 81 O7I9. and July at 9S7sc 10 9ec Cearances of
wheat and -four equal to 716,0G0 bushels. Pri-
mary receipts $4,000 bushels. compared with
679 900 bushels the corresponding day year ago.
Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
OF rs compared with 30S cars last week and
304 year ago
The slump in wheat was of the chief infu-
ences for a weak market for corn but expectation
of a material increase in the movement Of the new
crop in the next few weeks also had considerable
influence. There was liberal profit taking in the
December delivery. and that option displayed the
greatest weakness and closed Il below the final
figures of yesterday. A decline of 14c in the price
of the cash grain additional bearish factor.
The market closed weak with prices 3sc to 1c be
low the previous close, with May at 6lisc and July
6l4c to 6&sc Local receipts We're iSo cars with
o contract grade.
The break III wheat and corn had a depressing
effect on the oats market, but the declines We're
NOT so marked in the other cereals Cash in
terests were the principal sellers and buying
scattered. The close was weak. with prices &c 10
Sc lower compared with the previous close. Final
ITotations on May were 519sc TO 5lI2c. and on July
Abi.r Local receipts were So cars.
-The weakness of grain offset an advance of &c
IN 1Oc in the price of live hogs and caused mod
crate weakness in provisions during the final hour
9 nf the day Changing of January holdings to more
distant deliveries feature of trade At the
q lose prices were unchanged TO 1Oc lower.
Estimated receipts for Saturday: Wheat cars;
corn PSI cars; oats. 145 cars; hogs 1900 head.
, The Board of Trade and the butter and egg board
will be closed tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-01
cAsv QUOTATIONS..
-,,r MARKET REPORT.

N1rS
VrhEI. general business feil ~ 49, z.y sd-
eoIlvesxusi 10 re cav preceding an cotton
rtsshce sIs-e was quite an sctlNe Iasr,, .,-srrr4
sorrnfaen tho market showing c0nSlaefH -, adv
R-: ~ suppcrt ot The near pes, - yo~v steady
cFing 20 notices The close "ae 80
ffoPaeA e5va-oe = 2GlS POINTS and sales 80 AZ
n. % 90 ba1os The market aIsn'1s - seen
nseroe nsee ~ 4aS rolts and as soon as IL --a5 H.,
a. I,-,a-- notices beiCE TaTllle 80
u ' hcTssz the market developed nTllneS -- on
s'eIe T.--s-v .ra-r- and scattering Dun e-i -.-4
ist H -s.,r.a-ir,s ~ more active genera
90 etbc f-tt Of the year II was l-.--.s = large
Ess Te---a- long interest had not seNul'l &
So. So. - he cotton rendered on January .s 7-,sn
e-.s and rha- this party was a b1Eti 'r,a-.-,tr-
60 re Tsz verv little business in p.s pt
that IoslR2''
- - "Wednesday .iAl4S' :.
r. e-,rste6 ~ l2se esbo 40 cet 0ales -c.oS
...sft,l -Aa e7tira local stock IEeF We. -,
I! y ,e,-,e5 Nv the old December long ihteIfs ,,rs
- - she cotton Is supposed 10 have e9L -
eoh ol ~. .o,le To 5a-s notices a-e Sala 70 As-l
-. - heaviest ever issued in one GAY VIZ -o55
F. " ~ 1a4 and possibly ociooei' isgr,
rr7hsry represent transfer ot Ie tnl-.
80 +ori ana RE strength shown by Jailual!
- -5z- -71rTb viii take the place ioIl'eLi
s5 bv noC-rnhe- with reference 10 SoalfetH Si1' ~
. -.s-.z o. .ha ro-sl market
Tas
New-York tribune., 1909-01-01

al Hour AND Business in -four was prsc,i-
in sv5 @ay tneTe uDf,nsora Des tan Prs
ssaoFtd no quotah5e change and were steady Rye
p-oes qosa T5" or ,Rs ~ %e% PoTk Produce EN-
.sss,. sPns patents s. 80 a So 90 SnteT strashts
;sSstss sS T,neT patents s. 80 s. . stTing clears
So sibs esIs q Ga "Pifr a. ~ a = ~ "a
yfE Fsstt lg, quoted 81 s. 80 per 100 N EYE
NN cho9c. - &c. 80 a'I -SPSy1t: 20 ssTI;
NTss Nssst t,sady Quoted Kiln dried. 81 30 81 80 BAG
i ssasi 70 oars s2S 81 500 81 a. FEE s'P est
nsnssr, cI5y dglL quoted: western spring S24 -;
s'o2s .i,y bran SO baIk s24 s24 % sacEs MID MD
oiI5ss1h e, homiHy chop s3T bulk. SIS 20 sacks
~, GRAIN -wHEAT-If bulls made any effort to cup
<. ms wheat market day it was unsuccessful for
as Prize, 'hicag8 were IA al e net lower witt the
eayss. o December which closed 10 lower The local
[ a sood desi of long wheat unoaded. and
feu 80 NJ agsTssiVe g nan at a. any ~ dfe @ n
- Hd al l. erpool together NTH estimate by
= through January February. possibly l6ooo,
stoBs ts - was also expected that Argentine
a' rnoh,hs Will lop, ,eipeTaIres existed thTough1
t-.s.s,si sln,si wheat states their tempered
s of snow IN tte Missouri VALLEY. Private cables
tuss-re Z. lo@ erI~ratures and absence Of snow
IGN g n Sou,5eas Russis Tho movement continued
ssst rn, a''S fsct N the market The TWO North
s9. interior markets had $4,000 bush against 900
g fs n S aagr ass 41 & Serf asa hea' II
rozIs he 90 nnaI estimated that Argentine shipments
ta1 & .etn Ttn Miller report bearish. New York
VII 4. - as usual The local reading however.
New yo-, ne oonrenience Of rneHhers cash wheat
e.Ts,o- eioset follows: No red, 81 az isasl %
g. lg. - e W. afoai No ] Northern Duluth.
~Whgs ~ 20 hard winter. 81 1873 shoat. CORN
Or - lyAi oorn market firm ana i nc high
DAT NiifE ~ shorts. fhirago acted weak all
ms - fio@e AHic under he previous night
-pfessi7n due larger receipts
tfr 'tAue weather and talk of increased
lIv.-1o-1 = WIN heavier movement The
srsns-.s a't~l closed "a higher snd RropunhaU n
80 90 sIiinH shipments bts compared
sro 80 'Nh the Seaboard ccarances
eevto- - scSn- No a New York closed G6c
Sc zns ~ 80 0 b anoat for new. No white.
esrs.t fo- = yellow. sGi2c 0 h anoat OATS-The
sazlrg a. az was also weaker and about hsc lower
ezc ns,,,I eIoeo as follows: Mixed. ~ to 81 n, 5ist
shie "a - 20 stlie % 70 b 10, 5sa57c clipped
Western - 10 % zn62c- RYE-Market quiet No =
&snse, sea- nominal b New York HARLEY
sss at55oru mailing 65a70c Isunalo ami feed
VT. stx.. - = NeF York. BJCkWHEAT-Markct
tsBsifs rav quoted Sic nominal Wheat INCLUDING -four
sjisgg tt week, according Bradstreets aggregate
- ytsr ~ against S,024,5sl last week and 5II9 394
a sss Is., le Juls J. li5972 GA bush against 1Ia =
tash. arsfr. lorn exports for week O25 i.s
hass Iulv s3s-s2 last week last wear
= i'.oSS.'2e bush. against "a .987, 1853 last year
NEW YORK PRICES.
opening f-Ioe. -,
New-York tribune., 1909-01-01

ne London tin I3Eket was nlEItls
Sa 10 market vas quiet hut higher in sympathy at e99
spot closing At fea futures f64 % The
z sssoss sPS 9s,s:Sa Ts.a
London and at 4ioa+ BE in the local market Spell
al f2 IN nSon sh az R9 i5c oes 1
bngsh iron market was unchanged with SIeyeand war
ported With No FOUNDRY Northern closing $I67Sa
uce Exchange was dun and about steady. No sales
aSi nsfn5s Mas sgSsS fsasf@ s. 1Sa' $40
AND T a5s Fgsa saoS ssoSE
Snd sI uPS9sRssd cearasa ent f 16ac fa is
&c good 22a29S PRIME mmSn siTe fair i6a2Gc
9q2 prime 81 292S :sred ff4Hg arm on S9yng by lead
ns ns but reacted close under profit taking
selling hy FefnerS assnst & %0 e5apF T
500 March 54sa5 47e lsGo MAJ 2Sg@ o. eeiG' I'm
SEED oil further change Refined petroleum m
barrels AT New York We quote: Standard white pc
roeum ns,s S9"r New York 10 a6c Philadelphia
1850 water white New STK 0Ps a,er viii cases
New York 4oc; PhllsdeIPhia l2s%G, C0TToNSErp @ t
Sai. 4G'" JsnnarS aa 3ae Fsbruqry 9$3g
; sqc and September 5soq Sc; on surlmSr yeiao% eia
January @7A. 3a.c 5000 & on minter yeIInw ISL
q 4sisr IINsEED OIIAmeTean seed city Ta" -c 40
mGdeTate t Fre1s a in Tnass 5s
in corn f gna I5 % os ePpected on Frday cry
had II and omaha 1o3oo stead: auotss99 so
MSS IS SPE,I,rS $6rot. nuoed. Mess sIaGSl3 30; fam
Ss 50 81 BEEF Snasd aSons sS
$50 III s.: $50 Ii. slsc: 140 n. siso; piss; ~ n
~ u n SIC: IA H. So Pclcd hams dull quot
e5: sae,2S ga%a6 Quoted Middle vest
&c ,s-s steaiv: quoted: south America 1o73c' con
,,o,ed s., a71.c Stearine- Firm, quoted: ol'" lo's
RIcErhs I s maret for ruled steady ha, gR-
changes. with moderate business Quotat lions fott"W "
scrernass -; 4.e prirne 5a5 choice
- a si-c. Patna and Slams. 5goNsc: Rahs"o"' -
~STGAR-Tle market Tor refined was quiet AMI
unchanged The highest price FOR granulaied sugar 1
the IaoS was 533c net cash IN AP t TiCas @3% sub
5eGt 70 ,eba.@ sn % a. daRs ar%stal dominos Eagle
seb[ @F a. S7, ioaF 45c: crtshel 535c: mould A.
5r cubes EAGLE powdered and Eagle 'ontec-
TONERS granuiated 900. XXXX poVderei; 500;
Eagle coarse and extra hne granuiai Cd 80.
&c. $i,-ib bags do 4aOc BIB bags Do Sc lo-Ih
haas DO ! soc. - and 10 BAGS do. 4'oo Eagle me
or standard granulated and diamond A = $50 oo2f"G
4s5c No T. 4 3oc q. 425c, No = 2oo No = iHc;
- s.. Tos II Is and 10 SOC There business
recently but fJst announced THURSDAY. o. 4Lr.o -
20 000 bags Cuba centrifugal: January shipment -
c5-1sc basis pc test and f-eiEht 70 ne AMER.
0sn Sugar Refining Company. This ls the pass ~ ~ ~
lest previous business Duty paid prices Gossd @ me
2e7c: nuscovado. 50 test Vic. ana n2.as ,to
-,ear was 4 4nc touched April 90 and the lowest
was &C touched February 20 and also N
her The London market for beet sugar was qiic anu
unchanged Win December quoted a Jos 81 JanuarE
I'd and May los 4zd LONDON cah-ei ne 49,,
ca. Total stock ~ Europe and America. 3aeiIaA
tons, 2l+aTO6 tons last year at 'e S.n SAM ~
against an increase 3"s tons last week Tote.
424 tons against aI7e7os tons last year or an
increase of 40 T2S tons"
New-York tribune., 1909-01-01
HEAT AND LIGHT.

~------~-~-N--->--
STTVTO GAS HEATER q
rfu solve your heating prob -
lem at nc per hour Avoid NJ
dangerous limitations Name V----IEI
StIvio and patent No. on top ~SsSgss|
Of each heater is YOUR guar ItA
entee Reduced Prices. 33c-. u
81 Is. Sl.5C SOLD Everywhere. G-[t
ST-VIO HEAT & LIGHT CO -
6q6 East l6ist ct. near jackson ave. y. 1.
SaIesroom 6S Nassau. cor John Sent
prepaid Agents wanted everyw mere.
f{ranch. Schaffer-Flaum Co. 25S Grand IL
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CHIROPoDY AND MANICURE

Dr. LESCH Chiropodist., Flat-foot.
? PainfuI-a-rh. Weak-a1kle' InErowing
y Nail Specialist. a>0-SS2 50 Ave.
- Phone 542g-PIaza-
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PED D LINE
For Porto Rico Curacao and Venezuela
Pisr II. near Wall St Ferry, Brooklyn
For san Juan. Porto Rico.
At REDUCED RATES
: caracas Saturday Jan . 'oe. noon
: : F7HfratfeI1hf4.. sat Jan Is. 'O8 noon
For La Ciuayra Pto Cabello. Curacao and
Maracaibo-
IS : Aurora 90. Saturday. Jan 2 90. mon
= ZII5a SATURDAY. Jan Q, 90 noon
Freight ONLY.
These steamers have superior accoTnmooen
tions for passengers
POI-LTON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers - Wall 81 p
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sunlight Patented Latest

SUNliSllI I dlN4t' -
Improved Gas Lamp
$50 candle power: heNs NsI
blackens mantle. saves s'' 9
ON gas bills. brighter than
the sun; best in existence.
introduction prices to Tr.b-
une readers. SOC, Ibc.. ) .
nantes 1Oc. up. SuNlp
HEAT & LIGHT CO. eS
Nassau st. near John 81. 6s5
z 1c1st II Tel. I424 MelrOse-
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
Tho Tribune received At their ipt0"n
Ce5ra \. 1864 Broadway. between 56th
and 97th sts.. until o'clock p m, Ad-
,.art izenrants received at the following
,.r,,,cb ofFices at regular offlCe rates until ;
~ .! go. r1' - IN VIZ 2G4 Sth ave, 6 .
cor 2Sd At t53 6th ave. cor- 9th 81, lot
Taet IAN st.. ~ West +2d st. between
- rd sth aves: 2RS West 125th st. 1855
49, 90 1,;aE Al ave- near HlSt 81. l7oS
Is, ave near Sath ST. 15T East 12|th st:
1SG Fremont ave $50 81 ave. and any
american District Telegraph othce-
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BOWLING SUPPLIES.
->~

REGULATION
a. BOWLING ALLEYS
~ BOWLING BALLS. TENPIN5
\ = and SUPPLIES Of every de-
NAA@ scr1utton. REPAIRS BY ES-
PERT MECHANICS
The Brunswick -Balke-Collender Co. OF \ Y
saIesroorns al &, % W 32d st. near B'way.
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MACHINERY

coon .acond hand milling machines. foot
ars rovVer presses latheS monitor ana
soTeug machines. etc: entire plants bought
Tor cash Manhattan. ilS West Broadway
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET CLEANING.
- I,,a cts. Z
| e ,t,-es -...-........t6 10 cts. J
NJ. CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest Largest. Most Modern.
A9T AND 43y WEST 18TH ST
~, se99 -48.l3 Pryant Esta blished 1851
III JORDAN EDWIN LENTZ-
CAREFITI, CARPET CLEANING Co
Cleans By compressed air. steam hand OF
-, aonr i55I broadway. 42l Fast 4Sth st.
rOF1 & BRANDT Tel. 132-2Stk.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEI
T4-TF It Broadway SCbway--Pleasant
,f.nr7- elevator apartment. al nlocerns
q "a, rar week references exchanged Ad-
ross bach. Tribune O-tice-
--TF5 ST IL EAST--Fregant furnished
CONS also handsome second floor. uu-
furnished references
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REMEDIES.
REMEDIES.

" >--rt-D Personal interview with any
one sIffAinE from cancerous or other
,ainful eIowths W. A. W, Box 10, Trio-
une cffice.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

WANTED D.-Saissman to represent long
esta blishei glove factory, in central ana
southern New York; must have experience
and road Acquaintance I Address i. d.
Box T. Tribune Office
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male
COOK. sc-Pv . young colored man. as
cook ar hou=ckeeper u bachelors ven
y.ars' references =. II, III West "otn
St care Of Hughes
rGArHMAN- Single. age -. height.
feet 5 inches. first class personal Iefri
cncez Apply Robert Hansen. lZo West
52d s,.
coAcHMAH and GARDENER -Compe-
fert At both. handy ar things. under
,,sris all pynrk around country place
willing and obliEinC, reference Franeais.
1873 West 10th 81.
C0AcIIMAN. Young man. single, good
worker. can milk. max" himself -'7"FaIN
useful around EentleUans 'oHnu' lla.
highest reference. h y. BOX l2'. 6l7 9Th
ave
FARMER First class German farmer,
highest references. Address II. C.. lo4
East 18th 81.
FARMER Married: experience IN all gen
.raI farmiI z. on farm or estate. % care
roads garden lawn W. /. WilirakLs.
Barrytown. \ !
GARDENER single thoroughly under
Stands growing greenhouse plants, roses
lawns shruhhery and grounds: best refer
enc \. cullen. care Berachah. Nyack.
y Y.
NURSE Trained. educated. as nurse.
companion or secretary 10 invalid. J. B.
8. Tribune Office
yAIET.-Speaks English, French Italian
willing TO travel. best references Aa-
dress Alfred. ~ East 66th st
WORKING FARMER.-Life experience in
all branches OF farming gardening. hand
ling men and all kinds Of stock UNDER
stands all farm machinery. middle age;
strictly temperate and single Farmer Box
90 Tribune once
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ITALIAN S, S, LINES
sNAVIGAZIOSE GENERALE TTALIASA.
TIA VELOCE tFasJ Italian LineJ.
4TTAIIA SOCista de $avi igaZi0ue a Naporrs
To NAPLES AND GENOA DIRECT.
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4N0rd Arrerica.Jau-2 -. Verona tPhils1 Feb D
IFAHTEIELD. >OI.AKI & co. q state s.
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WANTED. A competent lady's maid. with
experience in nursing; must be thoroughly
neat. capable and well recommended. Ac
dress Mrs H, rs Prospect st. East
Orange, y. J.
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WORK WANTED
Female.

Female.
A COLLEGE WOMAN. who speaks three
languages and has had three years In
Europe and two in the Orient, Would Hke
- ,ra,.I as couuauion or teacher. Ad-
dress Franco, - Pa-khuTst St. Newark.
,-JIAPERG% cultured woman desires
re- arlrl-.iuent as cha aperoC. supervising
housekeeping or secretary IN private home,
school or institution. visiting or resident
rttv or vicinity. highest testimonials Ad-
dress Pesuausible. 2G3 West l25th 81.
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SHORT OCEAN TRIPS
BOARD AND ROOMS

4 Each 9 words -.----...-------- D esA I
TS words tirpSs- o d Oe
,,ar ST 5TS WEST.-Privats house.
Steam heat running water. rerned
t.y-is-fa1 family. home atnosphrrs. refer
ences expected
IJ4DTSON AVE, 6T3. 694-696 C61st st.I--
Double ard single rooms. excellent tabs
hoard reasonable.
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DREssMAKNG AND MILLINERY.

]
Mime. L. Debus, :So1i ssS 5sh Az ave. e.,
CORsETS TO ORDER
THE MILLINERY TRADE SCHOOL OF
NEW YORK.
( A. BEN-YUsUFF. 1877 WEST a8D ST.
DRESsMAKER.-Fre by the day; in
or out Of town. Address NJ. D. Tribune
Uptown office. 1864 Broadway.
BETTY LADIES TAILORING CO.. 257
9TH AVE.-SUITS TO ORDER. So:
skirts. 81. YOUR OWN MATERIALS.
FIRST CLASS French dressuakins; e-e-
ming. ball street. wedding dresses. latest
/ novelties. SO Lexington ave. nea- 54th 81
FASHIONABLE French dressmaker; latest
styles. Acosta. 96S Columbus ave.
MRS. WILSON. 1o1 West asd st.-Iadie-..
misses and Children's dressrnaker: d.
rectoire and Empire gowns: latest imported
models.
SMART HATS TO oRDER.-Remodenin
TO latest styles. Hanna. so West 37th st.
VISITING MILL1NER- - Hats made.
trimmed: own materials used Marie, I2s
West 97th st Phone 51s4 River.
LOSr--BASKBooNs-
BANKROOK No. 29f. .T6s Of the Union Dime
savings INSTITUTION IS IllSSiuS ANY I-l
son having a claim TO It Is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit 10 having said passhook cancelled
and a new one Issued
BANKROOK No. SOS. .752 Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing Any per
upon to present the sams within ten days
or submit To having said paSshoOk cancelled
and new one issued.
LOST -Bankbook No. $40 .953. Rank for
Savings. 30 4th ave. New YORK. Pay
ment stopped Please return book to bank
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
EUHS AND FURRIERS.

EUas AND FUREIERs.
LEVIN & CO. ais West 125th St
L. altered dyed and repaired HAND
80 line of High Grade Furs at speciaI
low prices for the Holidays
> IvE,NDER, li3 West 1O6th st. formerly
o. % ~ West 39th st.-SI5 opera and Tailor
Nsde Suits. $40 to s45.
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PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

FLORIDA.-Refined. experienced. travelled
woman, now at Palm Beach. and finding
climate delightful, would act as secretary,
stenographer. companion, nurse; suPerin-
tend household and servants, OF travel. S,
81 West 1O4th St
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stenographer. companion, nurse; suPertn-
tend household and servants, or travel s,
81 West 104th st.
WORK WANTED.
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Male.
CASHIER or CHECKER: $50 bond 70 re-
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ences. W. Weede. care Wall. 935 East
18th ST
CHAUFFEUR.-Co neat appearance;
age 30; height # s in. weight 40
sober and reliable: well recommended. thor
oughIy understands Thomas. Matheson and
Packard Hatton. II West 35th st
CHEF Competent, sober reliable. carver.
butcher. wishes downtown position; best
references; SIX years IN one place. a. J.
Jensen. 663 President st. Brooklyn.
COMPANION to invalid. by educated Ger
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10 Greenwich st.
CORRESPONDENT young man; eK-
perienced- X Y. Tribune Office.
DRUG CLERK Relief: registered; morn
ings and evenings open: good references,
Well. 800 East 1921 st. New York city.
Phone. "a 10th St, to p m.
DRUGGIST. Junior: "a years: experienced:
best reference: Ss week; country. speaks
Russian. Polish. some English BieiChmdn,
care Of Haber. 554 Grand ST.
DRUGGIST will file prescriptions.
do cleaning and general work. S. Box
~. Tribune Office.
DRIVER. &c-By young married man.
outside position. driving or anything: hon
est. sober and willing worker: flne refer
ences- Fred Keim. 6l2 Blsecker st. Brook
Iyn.
PAINTER. DECORATOR: fine paperhang-
ing. n Bromberg. ll6 West 39th ST.
sTENoGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
BY young man. a years old: lives with
parents; I'VE years experience: best refer
ences: rapid. correct: $l2 or SIS. Address
z. J. Cole 31S fremont ave.
WAITER. Is; thoroughly experienced; first
class. speaks English, French. German. !.
IN hotel or restaurant Fuiop. 205 West
41st st
wATCHMAN or NIGHT PORTER Sober.
honest. courteous: no drnne. VIII any
port my family? Fifteen years' references.
William J. HarwriEht. 20 Bank st. rear
house.
WE GUARANTEE that any person can be
taught In two lessons coloTing. In oil
painting. photographs. postcards, illustra-
studio. Entin, 125 West 22d st
YOUNG MAN. intelligent. successful
wishes 70 connect with a mercantile con-
ceru in any capacity where honesty and
business integrity are rewarded. salary no
object Junius. IS Miller ave. Brooklyn
YOUNG MAN. IN automobile repair shop.
has had some experience. Arthur Kir- h.
213l Jamaica ave. Richmond HiN, Long
Island
YOUNG MAN. -. experienced around
pumps. couU~ossors. dyCamo-. good 0iler.
day. night. willing TO leave city John
Schaefer. ALP Prospect ave. EFooklyn.
YOUNG MAN educated. mechanical
knowledge willing 10 work AZ anything.
CN7ra shlpp,ng or factory. with advance
Tnent preferred R0N ~ ll76 Fox st
WORK WANTED
Female.
COLLEGE WOMAN. who speaks three
wears in
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-01
MONEY GIVEN WITH GROCERIES
MRIIinson's Grocery Accommodates a
Customer and Loses Twenty
Dollars.

clever stranger, who gave the name
of Johnson and for whom the police and
detectives are now looking. "fllmflamed"
Charles Mallinson's grocery store, 1872 Cap
itol avenue. out OF $3.50 and $40 worth Of
groceries Saturday afternoon.
Ordering some groceries by telephone,
johnson" told the grocer to send them
to his room, Sl7 North Seventeenth street
with change from a $40 bill. The goods
we're taken to the place specified by a boy
who was then sent back to the store to
get one or two other articles. Returning
to johnson with them, the boy was met
on a street corner and told by Johnson
that as he had moved he would take the
second lot OF groceries to his room with
the change and then bring the $50 bill to
Mallinsons.
When neither Johnson nor his $50 put in
an appearance at the store, the affair was
looked up by Mr.. Malinson, who came to
the conclusion that he had been "buncoed'
out OF his goods and money. The police
were notified and are trying to tight mat
ters They are in possession OF a good
description Of the man and his arrest may
follow.