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New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
RIG CUTIN STEEL WAGES
FuPLOYES NAY STRIKE.
Er-Judge Gary, Hoarever, Says No
OEciaI -4ctiOn Has Yet Been Taken

TIE United States Steel Corporation il was re-
.-ted Yesterday in quarters usually well informed
:, sgch matters, = contemplating cut OF from 15
: q ,er cent IL the wages OF its two hundred and
g. rhousend employees, 70 take effect April =.
= 5scision 10 reduce wages. II was stated Was
-..,s5 al a conference held last SATURDAY. between
- management Of the United States Steel Cornora
err AID the heads Of its various subsidiary com
yaniss
s-stss steel Corporation. when asked regarding
- ruth CT this report last night, said that the
,,sstion Of wage reduction had not been discussed
&C. ~ the board OF directors. and that no cut in
vzes had been decided on by the rllanagan,ent
Z. added. however, that ne did not mean TO say
,ts, reduction would not be decided on Ultimately
The ulanag cement of the steel corporation has per
s,sntly denied reports that the wages of its en-
ls-es were to be cut, but the trade has regarded
,ssucnon IN the wages of al steel workers rs IN
.,i.stle ever since tie price war started This be
p., tag been strengthened Of late by the fact that
notwithstanding the extremely low prices for ma
,s-ta there been little buying outside Of soma
o-aers for structural steel No Improvement Is
linked for Until after the tariff question is settled
srd that may not be for several months In view,
IF these conditions the maintenance Of wages at
re leve prevailing in normal times is hardly 20 he
szpected. Il IS believed that the steel workers
themselves viii take this view Of the situation and
consert e reduction until the adjustment OF the
ness
Whether the men viii submit quietly q reduc-
Tor o. 60 on strike remains TO be seen. Only re-
osutly number OF the high salaried employees Of
.ss steei corporation in the Pittsburg district
resigned their places rather than agree 10 reduc-
tons ranging from SEQ 20 S.51o in their yearly
ssls-v 7 Is the general opinion in the trade how
ever that majority Of the employees will accept
ne proposed reduction The steel corporation
maintains open shop, and according 20 a recent
statement by Chairman z. Il. Gary has no agree
r7ent Tith its employees. except very small pro-
norton Of them. that could not be terminated At
any time. Il IS more than probable. also. that in
case q strike the would lose the yearly
horus they nov receive and which It is understood
forms a considerable addition 10 their wages
Several II the independents. including the Iaka-
wanna. Pennsylvania and Maryland steel cornpa-
nies have already anrou1ced reductions in wages
spqroxiu7aJng % per cent. effective April /
While a cut in the wages Of the steeI corpora
tor employees has. as above stated, been looked
to- i has not been thought that Il would he so
drastic as The Tribunes informant says it IS 20 be-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
Citations.

yT1rJt, People CF THE STATE or NEW YORK
i by grace Of God free and Independent 10
KFs-+ = King Mart Elliott Blanc and HideEarte
King the widov heirs and next OF kin Of William F
Fli-r Of County OF New York. deceased send
greeting. whereas Union Trust Company OF New York
of The CITY Of New York. has lately applied 70 the
Snrrousfss OF County Of New York, TO have
certain instrument writing. bearing date the 18th
CAV of NAV. 1901 relating both real ana personal
property. duly proved the last Will ana IesaiIei
= the County or New YORK
deceased Therefore you and each ot cited 10
Surrogate % County Of New YORK
D. ofire fn County New York. the 2ist
rsy - AurIl one nine hundred and nine. at
er rssf zen o'clock In Of tha' day. then
and there probate Of the SAID last WiA
an
And srcb Of YOU as hereby cited under the
rverfy-oDs required by your
n hav OF II have 20
ard apply be appointed OF in the event of
a guardian VIII be
ointed by Surrogate and for IN
In TestiTnony Whereof have caused the Seal of tire
crrorafe's court Of County Of New York be
Fereu1to affixed Witness. Hon Abner G. Thomas.
surrogate OF said County 81 New York. a. ssid
r1u-tt the o4th day Of February. in the cf
To-s one thousand nine hundred and nine
DANIEL. ! DOWDNFT.
of SurroEate's Court.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
REORGANIZATION PL1N.
Details Perfected bg Chicago Great
Westcrp Rml7cay Com PAM.

The plan for reorganization Of the Chicago Grea
Western Railway Company. most Of the features
of which have already been made public. is now
virtually completed. a decision having finally been
reached 10 the treatment Of the per cent de
benturfs and The preferred A stock The debentures
receive 10 in a new preferred stock. il is
se11-ofhcisily announced. and the preferred A I20
n a new common stock
As previously published. assessment of 81
snare viii be levied on the preferred 3 and com
non stock. Ire holder e one hundred shares Of
tbs preferred win receive IN exchange for his
holdings sixty shares Of new common stock and
nftesn shares of preferred the latter represent
ing the sl.509 assessment. and the holder Of one
hundred shares u she common viii receive forty
shares q new common stock and fifteen OF new
preferred
The assessments viii provide the funds necessary
fo- usstnz the floating debt. which Is be paid in
full The plan includes also issue Of $50 0000 900
first mortgage per cent bonds. Ct which S17.o0o,
600 are be reserved retire the outstanding d.
risionzl bonds sl2 100000 on the Mason City a
Fort Dodge division and s50oe0oo on The Wiscon-
Sir, Minnesota & Pacific Ggision- The cost Of
extensive improvements which have been planned
tur the road VIII be met out Of the proceeds Of
lart Of tle remaining $4,000 600 OF bonds.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
Chance an Firm.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDER
y being desirous OF continuing the use 81 th
partnership OF strong CadValader do ceTtifE as
follows: -
Fqrst-That the sad firm partnership has business
with foreign countries and has transacted 'u
n less than three years
Second-That the name OF the firm under Whieh s4cl
ua-tn-rship Is conducted Strong & Cadwa!sder
and the County principal place OF business
is - b located he County OF New York
Ths-That general of the business INTENDED
20 he transacted IS practice Of the Law
Of ali the partners Interested
NIll and their respective
places or residence follows John l. Cad~aiade
residing in CRY county OF New York. Henry
Taft residing in city and County or New lorE
George residing in the city and counts
York. Noel Gale. residing IN the CITY ana ouiS
Of New YORK. John Henry Hammond residing IN ne
OF New York, Hugh A BAY ne resIutHs
in fhe CITY and County of New York
Witness said parties have dulF signed
foregoing this twelfth day OF MaTh NY
JOHN = CADWAT-ADER.
HENRY W TAFT.
GEORGE 2. BCTTERWORTi.
NOEL GALE
HENRY HAMMOND
HUGH 4. BAINE.
state of New York. County % New York
on mis- 1ath day Z March before personally
s7r,ea-.d John !. Cadwasder. Henry W Taft George
= TSut,arvn-th Noel Gale John Henry Hammond and
Hugh a Rayne known and known 90 ne -
H ou oF the individuals described In and Sho executed
each q whom eiB~d
l' rsss7-s = So.a-- 4 ". ANDREWS t31.
Notary Public. New York County
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
PUBLIC NOTICES.
THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
ELR LHE EIRSI HISTRICT

THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT
Application has been made 10 the Public
Service Commission FOR the First District
by the Third Avenue Railroad Company ny
+. ". WhitridEe. receiver. pursuant % the
Vice Comm issiDus Law. FOR The pF-ni sSion
and approval OF rhe Public Service Com
mission for the First District To the con
str7lctiau Rud operation ot an extension of
the Third Avenue Railroad Company :
street railroad on Fort George Avenue. In
the Borough OF Manhattan city of New
York from the intersection Of said Fort
George Avenue with Amsterdam Avenue %
the intersection Of said Fort George Ave
nue. with Audubon Avenue. the following Z
being a description or the streets. roads.
avenues and highways IN and upon which
Il IS proposed TO construct maintain and
operate such extension namely,
Beginning and connecting with the exist
ing double track street surface railway on
Amsterdam Avenue at or near the intersec-
ton % said Avenue with Fort George Ave
nue. Thence Uorth~Tiy. westerly and south
.rIv iu upon and along said Fort George
Avenue u winds and turns. 70 irs inter
section with Audubon Avenue. with "A loop
terminal at said intersection. TO be con
strurtsd within the present Roadway OF
said Fort George Avenue
A hearing upon said application Will De
held ia the hearing room IN the ONCE OF
he Public Service Commission for the First
District in the Tribune Building. No l5+
Nassau street. Borough Of Manhattan. city
~ New York. at $50 o clock 2. NJ. on the
Igth dav Of March 1909. at which hearing
said application will be considered
Dated New York March L. 1902
THE THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD CON
Rv FREDERICK ". WHITRIDGE.
Receiver
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
STORAGE NOTICES.

To n n. QUICKER. F. II Pinney. Eliza
tetb X. GREY. Mrs J. :. Sunderlin. Mrs
I. lynch Miss l.. B. or Ida NJ. Merritt,
-1fsfa - AhErecn. Miss g. Il. TsyiOr. Mrs
Fannie r Iinney Mrs \ r. McCUrley
4 n Miner Mrs Jessie Aickeus. Mrs
Lizzie. Mitchell. W Latham. Paul Schlicht.
a. a. Iugraham, Ernest kaufman DeveuN
n FIavien. Mrs. Rolin NJ. Fessenden.
Miss Nj y Komp. W y. Newman, IL Lee
Watt Mr. or Mrs K l.. Foster. Mr. or
Nts Alan r FERGUSON Marie Douglas,
Ms NJ r. Firth or Mrs Ottillia Schmidt.
Miss Iauette Brown. Mrs G. g TuthiU,
Miss Louise Marshall or Chas. II. Mar
shall. Mrs. Caroline Harris. J. Liehhsrdt,
Mrs r Groot. Dr. : n Miller. Geo. NJ
Wood. Miss II. NJ Farmer and Miss Muriel
Nelson You aDd each % YOU are hereby
cttieI that tho time for the payment or
5.l lien upon tic uI5 peGty hereinafter de
Scrihed having expired Eftcr due notice
thereof had beer given you. Ne viii cause
such property 10 Wit. Household Goods.
Personal Effects and Merchandise. stored
IN the Columbia Storage Warehouses hy
YOU or in your name t1r IN which you
may have an Interest," % be said a. public
auction. according 20 the statute tn sur .
case made and pr1yi6sd ~ Ncs 50 and 5s
Vest G1th st. on Saturday, APFil yrd 1909.
az 10 90 \ NJ and n tie tele thereof Is
not COMPLETED IN said date he rnme VII
he continued n Ehs same place On each
auI every SatUrIa3 thereafter t'Einning
~ 1880 A NJ untii the sa's q g -, lste4
COLUMBIA STORAGE HAREh olsE-s.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
GOVERNOR TO FIGHT MISSOURI RATE
Railroads Decision 10 Restore Three Cent
Fares VIII Be Strenuously Combated

Jefferson City. Mo, March 16.-Governor Hadley
declared to-day that ne would exhaust ali the powers
C. The state before ne would permit the railroads
return 70 the thTee cents a mile passenger rate.
KS statement followed tho action Of railroad
conference IN Chicago YESTERDAY. ~ which the de
c-son 20 restore the old rate was taken.
I have determined not 10 permit the railroads Of
tbs state 70 continue T. impose upon the people
What ] consider unfair rates. said the Governor
! have secured the figures offered by the railroads
themselves, and will place tbem in the hands %
every Congressman and of both United States Sen
ssorE ffom Missouri with the request that they
secure an investigation of the situation. either
nilsson
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
AIMED AT RAILROAD MERGERS.
Bill 10 Prevent Consolidation Without Legisla-
tive Sanction in Massachusetts,

Boston March l5-The recommendation Of Attor-
ne General Malone that penalty be imposed on
fsiircac corporations which consolidate or gain
co1tro- Of other corporations without permission
from the Legislature was favorably acted on to-
CAY ny the legislative Committee n judiciary.
which reported 4 bill drawn along such lines The
measure provides fine OF not less than $50 nor
more than 3 .9tl Imprisonment Of not less than
slx months more than year for any official
II railroad corporation which without authority
lforn the Legislature increases its capital stock.
extends lis line Of road consodares with any other
corporation subscribes for. takes holds the
f1oe& o. bonds q any other corporation.
The Attorney General in his report referred par
ucuiarly % the act q the New York New Haven
Hartford Railroad in obtaining control OF certain
trolley lines IN this state
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17

LOST Bankbook No ss5T16. Bank FOR
Savings $50 4th ave. New York Paw
ment stopped. Please return book 70 bank
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
NOTICE

NOTICE.
%o+f~e Is hereby given 20 publishes cf
school text books that the Kentucky state
school Book Commission will receive. at
the office ot the Superintendent ot PUBIC
Instruction. in Frankfort. Ky. on or be
for. the 18th day Of April. 1909. bids for
furnishing text books for the public schools
of the state ~ Kentucky. IN accordance
with the provisions Of Article Va section
aso1a Kentuckv statutes. 1909 Edition
%c bids VIII he considered n The prices
SCI out IN them he greater than the maxi
mum prices for such books hHed by sub
section Of said section Namely.
For Spelling, II csnts
For Reading. 81 AZ.
For Writing Books, 3 cents each.
For Arithmetic SilO.
For English Grammar. 65 cents
For Language Lessons. 81 cents
For English composition. 60 cents
For GeoEraph $40.
For civil Government. ~ cents
For United states History. S1lo.
For History of @@ntucky, 90 cents
All bids must sIso set out the price at
,-bi,b such proposed hooks will be fur
uished % the people OF the Commonwealth
i'm Exchange FOR old books Of same sub
ject and like grade IN use IN the puh,,ic
y,ffh th, provisions Of sub section OF
said section. All bids must be accom-
pani-a bv a sufficient number OF sample
,onirs Of each book submitted TO supply
me- state school Book Commission ana 70
Furnish one copy 10 each County School
Book commission.
All bids must he accompanied by good
and surfcieut affidavit as provided IN sub
sections l8 and Il Of this section that the
bidder has not violated said sections by
rortrfbuttng 10 the campaign fund q any
r,glifiraI party or any candidate for Office
Ir for the nomination for an office. state or
county. in Kentucky.
All bids must comply with the Condi-
lions SCI out above and with all other pro
visions of said section
Coples ot section 4+2ia. Kentucky stat
,tes rrlvlding for uniform text books
-, "a. secured from the Superintendent Of
t,,iblir Instruction. Frankfort Ky.
said section s42ia. Kentucky Statutes.
refsrrsd TO is made part Of this adver-
t,e.,,,ent and the terms and conditions
therein prescribed are referred TO and made
a nsrt OF this advertisement
Rtt[ +. BRUNER. Secretary OF state,
Acting Chairman OF the Board.
!. G. CRABBE.
Frankfort. Ky. March 5. 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17

EHA TFF ET- -R.-CoIorcd. thoroughly eN-
retierced driver and repairer: sober. re
liable reference GlGson ~ West 6;}d st
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
NOTICE no CONTRACTORs

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals for Power House. Coal
Pocket ana Couduits construction. including
plumbing and electric WORK. and for Launary
building construction. including heating.
plumbing and eiec- -vic work, al the Kings
PARK state Hospital Kings Park. y Z.
will be received by the state Commission
IN Lua7cy at the Capitol Albany. y Y.
wren they will be opened and read pub
Ic!y.
Proposals shall be accompanied by certi-
fed check In the sum = s.. G0u each for
the Power House, ami Laundry. and the
contractors 20 whom the awards are made
will be required 20 furnish surety con-
psnv's bond In the slm OF S25 otn for the
Power House and 81. .otO for the Laundry
The right is reserved 70 reject any and al
bids
Draw as and specifications may be cor
sulted nd blank ferns OF proposals oh
tHin-d AZ the Kings Park state Hospital.
Kings Park \ Y a. the once ~ the
Sfste Commission in Lunacy. Room 5212
! Madison Avenue. y. Y city. AM ~ the
once of the state Architect Complete sets
~ Plans and specihcations VIII De FUR
rishrd ~ prospective bidders upon reason
ahIe notice t. and in the discretion or tire
state Architect Franklin b Ware. Al
bzny y. Y.
NOTE. This work does not inclu6s boil
S-s or ether equinment Ia the Power House.
or laundry nschinery
= McGsPR. Secretary
state Commission in Lunacy.
Dated FEB. 2sth, 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17

COCFLE.-Man coachnaH. wife excellent
cook. nrst-class references. cts or coun-
try. &. Miss FItzCierald.s $ Bureau, sos
Fifth ave, cor. 42i ST
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17

BUTLER. English. married; aged 81: eN-
CelIeut references. country place pre-
fc-red. Horsey. care Of Lundberg, y West
18th 81
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17

OF the company from s1o.25o.ooo to SIS 400. .ooe
mere Is no doubt that the action OF the board will
De ratified the annual meeting here tor,orro7
The size Of the dividend amazed financial circles
ana when the fact became known there was
scramble 70 buy the stock which rose by leaps and
bounds from 1914, the closing price yesterday. 70
117k. -
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17

sEALEr, BIDS on PROPOSALS will bs
received by the Board OF Wa-er supply,
In the once OF the Board 299 Broadway.
New York Room q1O ninth A0or until II
A NJ on March %. 1909 for the c5nstruc-
ton OF TURKEY MOUNTAIN GRADE
TUNNEL a tunnel on the hydraulic
gradient. II feet high by l3'v feet wide
PRESSTRE TUNNEL crossing under Gro
ton Lake. II feet inside diameter. and
about . 900 feet long with two shafts $40
20 $50 feet IN depth. a hlow-ofs tunnel
about 900 feet long. disCharElnE into Gro
ron Lake: and three sections. sEgresatiag
about 600 linear feet Of cut-ald- cover
a1ueduct II feet high by H. fesJ wide in
Crot0n-on- Hudson. in the town Of York
fown Westchester County. New York AT
the above place and time the bids VIII bs
nublicIv cpencd and read The award Of
the contract. ~ awarded. will - made as
soou thereafter practicable The Board
reserves the right 10 reject any all bids
PauIuhlet. containing information for bid
and pamphlets Of contract dra TInEs. can
r. obtained az Room 1913 az the above Rd-
dress bv depositinG the suih 0t ten dollars
500 FOR each pamphlet. or twenty dollars
600 for each set to insure their return 10
a~-sp+abIs condition within thirty days
Fror7 the date on which bids are 70 be
opened For further particulars see City
T0UN 4. RENSEL Commissioners
President: Of the
CHARLES y. CHADWICK. Board OF
CHARLES A SHAW. Water supply
J. WALDO SMITH
chief Engineer
THOMAS HASSETT.
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
MORN WANTED.


| YOUNG MAN. colored; experienced eleva-
J tor. switchboard, or porter apartment
house chice building. highest reference
! from last place. Wise, 24H West G3d 81.
! YOUNG MAN desires clerical position, cd
peumau. Mnsou DdafrliJw. excellent ref
erence. William Donaldson, 253 W lam IT,
YOUNG Man -: willing TO work AT any
thing make himself useful Joseph
Cohen care Of Scha0er Pin s,as- l2Gfn ~
Female
! ATTENDANT - COMPANION Er Young
North German graduate pa- siclan, VIII
take enfiI" chare" oI invalid, sT'8hs
: French. German. Latin. English. exec I.lt
! :. Miss FllzGeraId's Bureau. sos Fifth
ave corner 4-d So
A NEAT Young lady with actress oy take
care Of P fsw bachelors apartments
feN hours daliy good service. Address boy
!etter Richardson. - and - East 1921 81
TEACHER Experienced. successful teach
- ci piano and German desires n f-v
more pupils OF position as c'mrs ulon.
lerr tcst references Miss Arnstsin. $50
I-sHirstcn ata
TELEPHONE GPERAToR.-By ,oIns
ledy. experienced; Hell rer1ramen7ed.
address operator. Tribune Uptown once.
1884 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
DISCARDED CLOTHING

will buy your fine evening
street, dinner costumes. furs etc. for
highest cash value. Write or phone will
call personally az your convenience Nine.
Saftal. As 9th ave Tel Bryaut-s7O
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
Proposals.

q AMBTERMASTERs Ms15 ,s. OFFICE WEST POINT y Y.
-, ga N Is-ua!ed proposals. in duplicate sub,
e IN I uhtt - clock noon March 10. 1909 furnisa-
ad sys5e Toy the c:aet Camp per drawings
facturers electrical cable anI viii Pe cons5s1a
or ali 5roposaIs E me gat 70 accept or reject
1hls ofaee. Address ouartermsster. West Point :
5 os15d at RE3R9s oss ., N PPL5cATE Will
Island \ n until aa0 - On ,f 81 Ellis
n1i+.t i sne.eafte Tor ali labor and materials
tt for all the buildings on Main Island and On 80
S;ToSiion at the L 5 Immigrant STATION. Ellis Island
goyernng bidders may be obtained from ROBERT
WATcHoRN. COMMISSIONS
poST OFFICE DBPA ARTAIENT. wAsHINGToN. .. c.
Teyed al the ofee Of the Purchasing Agent once
supplying to the Post once Department Nal P@icf9 59
and sacks Service in such ounrtiss as
may be ordered pursuant contract during the term OF
bans r % Seeon.s eo ygi{ @ igs SPeeihoatons and
70 the Purchasing Agent Post once Department
DRoPosALs FOR BUILDING: WAR DEPARTMENT
- Sf1ce once o & the Cm"ps{fISting m QuartenasteT New Lon
the present pump house and repairing pin6ng heat
and electric wiring same at Fort H. G Wright. y y
and then opened Information furnished application
eosals f@5 PueIle Taiidi9ss addfes.sd mas !
termaster. New London Conn
DRoPosALs FOR SHIRTS: OFFICE OF THE COM
L Tnssary Purchasing Agent Panama Rail Road Com
Sealed proposals viii he received at this office until 2c0
toned article Blanks informa may be oh
taned a. this Office WENDELL l. SIMPSON. Major,
18Th Infantry L : \ Commissary Purchasing Agent.
DROPOSALS FOR DRY GOODS: OFFICE OF THE
L Conr7issaTy purrhasing AssRt. Panama RaiI Road &
Sealed proposals u he received this Office until 2oO
+ NJ. March 10Th 1909 for furnishing the above
toned articles. Ranks and fun information lie oh
:aned al this Office. WENDELL l. SIMPSON, Major.
l9th lnfantry L. : A. Commssary Purchasing Agent.
DRoPCSAIS FOR CLOTHING q EQUIPAGE DEPOT
L OuarteTmaste-'s Office. 30 Whitehall St. New York
civ March IS Isoeseaed proposals, in tripicate viii
b. until ! o'clock p NJ. March so 1902
nd opened. furnishing 1900 RuCksSin
tsauutlets 5000 pairs Gymnasium Shoes. 500 Music
Pouches G50O0 pairs Canvas LegEins The right IS
reject accept any all proposals or any
part thereof will be articles do
rnesr5r manufacture proposals fun
formation furnished application IT this
once. Envelopes containing proposals TO he endorsed
Proposals Clothing Equipage 10 be opened March
So 1909 addressed 10 Col. WM :. PATTEN. Depot
CluarteFmas1er
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
WORK WANTED.

SEC Young Australian gentle
man would Ike appointment in America
as private secretary. fun qualifications;
speaks French fiuently; highest credentials.
Address +. Charles Roberts. Box l57. G. T.
o. sydney, Australia,
YOUNG MAN some selling experience.
wishes outside position Whers there Is a
future ". : Z. 81 Flatbush ave.
I3-cklyn.
YOUNG MAN. at anything. evenings and
all day Saturday Il. Goiienberg. lS4o
9Th ave
YOUNG MAN-Speaks English French.
German Spanish. Russian Italian. Polish
and Portuguese. wishes steady work. Henry
do Luc@uay. ~ Atlantic ave. BROOKLYN.
Yor-NG MAN--Aced ~, at-anythins any
where John Nolan. 13 Maple ave Port
Richmond. staten Island.
yor-NC; MAN.-Cclored: NIL take care of
genfien1an's wardrobe daily. tailor by
trade. viii alsr do aRv kind of work II.
G Tribune Uptown once 1854 Broadway
YOUNG MAN. about n wears old. as
stenorrapher ana tyPeuriter and ofi . as
sIstant in z doWntoWn wholesale paper
house. must have had a. least tue Years
once experience salarv. SlS tidress
Duane St BOX 90 Tribute ONCE
YOUNG MAJ. 10 al snything reference
Bushrep. 4ia East Ssh ct