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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12
sTORAGE NOTICES.
NEW YORK. FEBRUARY 5TH,

NEW YORK. FEBRUARY 5TH, 1910 ,o-
UNION TRANSFER & STQF<AGE : ~ L!
1913 125 East 22pd st, n y III .,aTia3:
Tena Andsrs n Gustav An50ui J a 5ecA Il
J. Behrnan; Henry Bernd- D. B. Bogardus; Mrs.
T. Eoyve- J. 8 Brewer Mrs Jeanne BuCnSIJE-lC ;
J Z. Cornell Mrs. Leila May pay LEWIS ., seO,-
Dabo; Mrs, NJ 2 Davis: Mrs III p Ie ,oLtE
Theodore D-agits. II. D; Mrs. " +. Ennis >
Herman Fleck; Th1s. Fleece; Miss J c. t5aoSaIl-
dan. J. z. Garcia, Mrs. Rosa GIBBS " @lter
J Hackett; Ed Hauser: Robert HlcketeF' NIT.
N Hickey: Barton Hill: Henry y, Him1ne man /:
MI or Mrs. c. H Holden: ]. A Jerger: MT. OF
Mrs. l. 7. Jones: Ar. Or MIS-. biL-4. Nse--S
Lane; 4. B. Lawyer; Nathan b Or SUSIE .
Lord Mar E Lnrdou: J. NcDoralL: Harry y
NrCy-ath. Mrs z. Mcqueen; Mrs. Mahoney >
John y Nondi; Mrs g = 0rEIey, MIS- n. Z
Ross: II NJ. Russell; Maggie Ryan; The SINS
Edison Torpedo Electric Co A Warwick smith,
Mrs \ Stetsou. D.. Ira Van GisSen; A. van
Heinrich. Olga Weinert: Herbert Wheeler: EIFTy
y n Wilkinson: Mrs Jas Nrayi = j Bal
lard: John German, H. Lacey: ThGs MlcEaels'
n D. Mute. G. =. Mcdonald: L Z. ;. r. ChaP-
ts- N . bv p kruldar; Unknown 30. i; Billy
IN -r7a for the Uayrueut Of his Company lien
iIrC1 the property hereinafter described tAN-
ne EXPIRED. after due notice thereof had
Iaen given YOU, this company VIII cause Sueh
yr,.r-a~7y - Wit: HOUSEHOLD GOODS PER
SOSAT EFFECTS AND MERCHANDISE.
stored by YOU OF IN your name IN It's ware
t0rses 70 be sold public auction accorGlE<
10 the statute in such cases made and PROCESS
in its warehouses, 12I f23. 10 EAST 22D
ST NEW YORK CITY. on WEDNESDAY:
MARCH 9TH. 1910. 1870 A NJ. and
IL the sale thereof is not completed On SAID GATE
the same VIII be continued at the same place on
sacf- and every Wednesday thereafter beginning
~ 10 "a until the sale is completed.
UNION TRANSFER & STORAGE GO.
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= male and female. 10 keli neon an, a--
t5g.,se IL Park Row. near Brooklyn
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
William Henry ReitemeIer. Plaintiff.
against Samuel StIyeru'an ct al. Defendants -
IN pursuance OF q judgment OF foreclosure and
sale duly made and entered IN the above
entitled action and bearing date the Path day
Of January. 1910, 1. the undersigned the
Referee in said judgment named will sell al
nIIhIic auction at the Exchange SalesroOm,
Nos 1915 Vesay St. in the Borough of Man
haitian. CITY Of New DIRK. on the lsch day Of
Tsv bv Samuel Marx. AuctiOneer, The prem
ises directed by said judgment 10 be sold.
ana therein described follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel o. land,
with the buildings and improvements thereon
erected. situate. lying and being IN the Sor-
ough CT Manhattan, Of the City Of New York
in the County and State Of New York
bounded and described as follows
BEGINNING at a point on the souther!y side
NJ -5tr Street distant 80 feet ~ inches
section Of the westerly side OF md Avenue
Win the sout herly side Of 10Th Street which
r0lrr : opposite the centre OF a party wall;
rrunrire thence scutherly parallel with 2ud Ave
nue. and part Of the distance through the centre
~ q party wall ln2 feet Inches 70 the cen
ire line OF the block thence westerly along
aid centre line of the block 20 feet IA inches,
thence rortheriy parallel with 2rd Avenue 1902
feet o. inches TO the sCutheTly side OF 10Th
Sect and thence easterly along the south
ne point OF pace OF beginning. Be said sew
era distances and dime Usions more less
premises heinz kuown by the street number
"1S East 18th street. Sew York city.
Dated, New YORK January 10Th, 1910.
PATRICK J. DoBSON, Referee
ALFRED J WOLFF Attorney for Plaintiff.
if5 Broadway, New York city
The following IS diagram or the property
20 be sold It's street number is rs East 10Th
street. New York city,
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sUP9OGATE's NOTICES.

N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Ahner e. Thomas, surrogate OF the
,-or-r-T - View York notice is hereby given
to og ali persons having claims against sigmund
S;,,fter17au late OF the County Of New York,
5scscazd 70 present the same. with vouchers
-Ltr-of IN the SUBSCRIBERS at their place of
transacting business. No. Il Broadway. in the
city of New York on or before the -9(h day
q dated Su New York. the 18th day OF January.
Pf2TtT6OrPH GUITERMAN. LEOPOLD LEH-
MAN Executors.
EINSTEIN. TOWNSEND = GUITERMAN,
Attorneys for Executors. ~ Broadway.
New York City
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EXPERIENCED conpositioa roofing salesman;
fTsr class company Business Service Co. 90
I .arr-.r-
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The approximate amount OF the Zen o.
charge to satisfy WHICH The above described
property is 20 be sold IS Three thousand
ninety eight and 5t-l0J dollars tsS o9s.JD.
wIth interest thereon from the @Oth day Of
January, lo@u together with costs 2nt allow
January 2+th. 1910. together with the
t,euse5 OF the sale The approximate amount
al the taxes. assessments and water rates. or
other liens. which 20 he allowed 10 the
.purchaSer out OF the purchase money. paid
~ the Referee. IL $50 90 and interest.
said pre- Uses viii be sold subject TO first
mortgage OF Ten thousand and ou-ioo dol,ars
ts1oO001. with accrued interest at 81 per an
Dated, New York January roth, 1910.
PATRICK J. poBSON. Referee.
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DO BUSINESS FOR CONVICT.
Lawyer and Trust Company Get Fees
from PROSPEROUS Prisoner.

s-s---e Gerard granted permission yeSter-
CT o. IT, Trust Company OF America and
iae lew firm q Rounds q SchgTmau TO
e1t. respectively. $40 aud So from TIE
property - Alpho1se J. Stephanie, who is
ne convict IL Darnemora Prison
s,-i-a-.e Is al unusual prisoner, He not
'-E las large bank accounts in this city,
'--F Id aLl Germany. bat even while in
b(- le goes "a tranzactiug business
Ei-e- Is adding materially TO his fortune
--- rust ComDa-v % America i trustee
p atenlasle and nc has a deposit there
z,ins 70 $3.50 lie has also an &C
'--- Flta Eotlscl.ild in London and owns
-st1a- property ia Germany valued al
's-t- Cle Il Stephauie's prison tra0sac-
-'is Tas liz sale - 1--g3 Shares Of rail-
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

sI-rEEAE COURT OF THE STATE OF
- - SIS lute Divorce George Joseph. Plain
III against Hele- Joseph, LcfsE1, nj.
40 '----.,rF 10 answer tle cOmpis nj iu tuis
lion aud 90 serve cory OF your answer oa
q o. ,.1rffT-z attorney within twenty days after
" 49,. th!s summons. exclusive OF the
~ ~ " service. and IN case OF yeuI failure TO
e-s ~ or answer. Judgment VIII be taken
tiIt.gt 700 by default for ths relief demanded
Z" ,ts4 Nv York February 10Th 1909
49, WILLIAM SMITH. Flainuff'g Attorney.
,i-r- lC- tuition street Borough uT Manhattan
t'r7tler Joseph. the sLoTs-ran1ed Defendant:
TN, +aresolng summons - served upon sou 10y
no. pursuant 20 order ~ Hon Charles
"a st,rTseu aas r the Justices C' the Supreme
.,..r, - a. state 81 Ne' Yo.k lated t-e 2Hrh
,tu' = I-.-ea-her 1900. and 1iei with the com
daE ,r tHe Office If t1'e clerk Of Tire County
- York ar the Counts Court House. IN
OF ..',,,+. la he state - %-w York on m.
Esl- ~, - farffnry. f070 Yours ETC.
Ems WILLIAM SMITH. PIninuf's Attorney
J. ,r1c tae trrtt.a, street Borough - Manhattan
-. v.rk C'tv
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PROPOSALS.

OFrIcF, OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DIS
trict OF Columbia. February 5; iSlo-Sealed
- GsrIoc5 noon February %, 1910, for con-
st~uctiag az eeht-rooJn school building Hiding on
= streets s W Blank form of proposal,
Specifications and ali HEcesSaTg sf i Hf9T F
~irenr TenarrueIt room 427. District Build
g Deposit Of slooo rgqqredd to r EqaT Itt4%
4 JOHNSTON. WILLIAM :. JUDSON, Com
rlissiounrs, u. c.
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AeI4lFsR--ReGued Christian young LADY. with
..reriruee as cashier In retail store. desires
,.o.-,for re accuracy, dispatch. Htatness and
r..f--rt.e1t lre essential. Address T.. =. &. Box
30 Tribune Once
5,--.fIs-s .-TD< -I-RsF.-EAceJtlouaI refer
enc. particulars. Address Compau-ea-
Tribune t+utown Once, 1861 Broadway
T-IgI-.-ATF.D vouug lads. English, French. Ger
,raD reaching music. desires engagement
mime and afternoon. would take children olt;
f.e,r r. r-r.r.cea- Address A. Is "a East e.tu ST.
,..,-r-r.,- PISS - German. NlI take entire
charge # two or three children. teaches
French. English. Music German ezee.lent
ran ath ave. cor. "a 81
eT-TsS-CGRn rEER.-Eest willing and ohjIEGiE.
- months experience 50 TO START. Miss a -
IL 5eG - ave
.qF.CGRAPHER -- Intelligent youHg lady
American high school education, l-ieretlee5
,.- g.,.-4 accuracy. reliability excellent bust
rs tratnisz: reasonable salary Harienllte.
J.. . BcE l045.
tsr-uarsrv work. Is available az any hour.
room. 800. Everett Building. a. East IIta 81
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Female.

AGENTS male and female. 70 sell ---Ac9-h an, @Is
- tF-.e.lfrsroa R4TtI--ay loslAI caIi7- i- -
49, - E5.ilse. L. PARK ROW. near Brooklyn
Bridge. 80. if.
,,7 FET,,I4L- FLOWERS Rose makers i"F spit
~ = - ~ rtece. steady work neat 4e1Ij--
.'-,ylzr1eut sllgI0 gInert- NeSi CO. "i2'--
.rEta1. Place.
.t5-TzI,-75I. FI.OwERsFEa nted presseis an
ar - God pay. also rose makers ", re
eIli-i7la' Frled,ander Mfg. Co, llo-i"
wooster g. -, -
.,-I,7T.T FLOW EIts-kose Hiai-ers. hi ah l
-.isI4tl l-grrers. also work gwen h"ilig 1s'ot1
t-s - Ss.,,t Genstei.sz3ns Bros "a NeS'
...-,,,-,.I T-I.GW Frs BraEeasTs rose max
~ -t- ifar3=rs. good pas. steady Ny' -
e. So" M Usht. airy NofAtoalii' d. -'"i
~ - 20 : West zlE 81 ---
.,.-IT-I,-jsT- FLOWERS Tal,'1
--ts ~ - - f773ae. paid "-llle ieaI---i-S'
4taI- - Co ; west 4th s. ---=-
ga ,.7lFI6IzL FLOWERS -z. erigneTa ak 5519 aSoa
t.7 ana Zen bone T. Psreti. IL b-e-z tl -
lsz F-I5N TlRs-'1akers fancy t'1'. 70
Al, y - - [.erk; good pay = App &C. -
- FLOWERS Makers waiite1; ~o-A
&klIf l'i-fl- +--o4 ,ay: steady work al ~-~'
7s. 5,1 q roesi, 80 West Broadway.
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WORK WANT cd.
Male

ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGETSMAo-, al
round experience and experimenting desires
ave. The Bronx.
ATTORNEY (Amerfcan). thorough legal edu-
cation, l4re years active experience. comre-
tenn in all branches of legal work. desires re-
sp07sible position IN established law firm or
corporation. Kent Box -. Tribune Ce7ce.
BOOKKEEPER Accountant.-Book audited.
boyl.kelper: 81 30 weekly. Accountant Room
@s5, $50 Broadway. Telephone 2+71 Worth.
CHAUFFEUR. IS; first class mechanic; careful
driver: sober: understands business: city or
country, best reference Henry. 100 East 22d 81.
CHAUFFEUR. -Experienced careful and tenn
perarei private family Preferred references
ave. Bronx. or tel. 21ZJ Hercse.
CHACFFECE.-l English, aged -. sin
S. wants position. Pr IA, lste family: city or
enc john. Il9 Poplar St, Jersey City Heights,
CHACFFEUR--Two years last employer;
CITY references: experienced Packard. Bra
zler. stevens-Duryea: age -; single; English.
q. W. 10l East 3lst 81
DETECTING seeks employment. day or week
sfadcH-.Eg. iuEeSrI1JtuE. securing evidence N
domestic and business diffcuItIes: highest ref
FARMER.--Singie: aged 81. would like to take
charge Of small place, understands care OF
chickens cows ana horses sila genera farm
c-errc. =. .. 151 Wsst &5rl 81
GERNAN-A3IEEICA-- desires position with
plrtg 70 trayei; has travelled. Address
6 70. Box -. Tribune once
POT-ITRYNA N.-Urderstands tucubItors ana
breeders; can manage the -aTsest g-a1ti unez-
oeltlau4Hte reference ADDRESS Kent. care
DEeITs Agency. 50 6t1 ave. Phone 2S0l-Eryaut
SECRET sERVI -'F1--Inyestieations sEadoHius,
g. nouas- service. rates rcascyla bic. ICe-ec-
rive. 4rt Main ST. Ashlry FdrE. y >
WANTED Is conscientious and efficient male
steuclraphe- position In financial district
H.. Foz - TElhu-s Office.
WORK q any Kind. ny strong young married
man for moderate salary: Has references as
70 rouesty, willingness ana ability. Address II
Stevenson. S65 Woodward ave. K.1geUood
Brooklyn
y0r-EC MAN ase 80 wishes situation. =
,a-.-.' e5.leri-ns. TnaDlta turing bank Office.
rlffsr-h store and hotel hZtUrfs- am able To do
tha selling. planning, detailing ami slperinteHi-
fuc contracts. for wears have sold complete
rrifr,lt Of medium : zed factory: Al references
Blk -. Topt7n, Penn.
Young. MAN Handy. spcaks German. Eng
Jf-h- understands boiler, electricity gas
Itght: all repairing. Setter, $50 East Jith.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

EF0VF AL COMPETITORS Satisfactory
dealing. Prompt cash payments to5 G2.n .sI5s
lff erssrure can always be obtained. HkNEf
NALKAN. - Broadway. Telephons .-g- 1000
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chRpET CLAIMING.
Y, CARPET CLEANING WORKS

Oldest Largest. Most Modern.
4G7 AND 439 WEST 45TH ST
T., fs5.25 :I.,-Trz-ent Established 1851
" Il. JORDAN. EDWIN LENT
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO--CLeAns
BY compressed air. sJeara hand or on Isoof
INA Broadway, 42f East ash ST COE -
BRANDT Tel lS2-3SLh
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LOST RANKBOONS.

lost OF STCLFN-Bank booE No. 575.eT4. o.
the I-~-!e-e-t Industrial savings Es-k. Fay
nlerIt stopped Please return book 70 bank. No
q Chambers ST.
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GEORGIA.
NEW YORK.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

6sTH IS wEST.-Roons for gentlemen. alb
Salgtclv clean. daiutily furnished, private
,,,,,s. electric lights. telephone. private ba ths
t.Verv modern convenience. exceptional service.
breakfast If desired; highest references only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12
r,,DrwRrT.uG AND TYPEwRlrER5

z-I-r,3f{ VISIBLE. 20 Nassau ct. catuio.-ue
ne. All makes t7<en MART navruent. bar-
Gains IN UnGerN Gods, Rcmlng tons, divers.
Smiths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

a~- Francisco. FEB. 1.-THE official clos-
.E quotations fer mining stocks today
Se'e as follows.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.
ROOFING.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
~ 4 EPEAT REDUCTION prnurg OF all
kinls We can save you 30T Johnson Press
successors 20 Cali Press 80 Fulto1 = Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

COUPLt--Wif e, excellent cook. manager
man. wiling to be generally useful; mrs.
class references from former employers go
or country. r., Miss FltzgeraId's Bureau. 'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

COUPLE.-Man Chauffeur; i've wears last en-
Pio}er; Al every respect wife first class iaun
dress. good chamberuaaid; willing, obiigrs any
distance Morrow's Bureau. I2l Lexington ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

GARDEN EIi--Merr;ed, scotch; small family;
wei recommended: understands flowers pis3nls pants.
vegetables Of all kinds; hard workeF- Aq0IeSs
shaw, care OdeIrs Agency, SO 6Ch ave. Phone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

FARM MANAGER.-Marrted no children e3-
pCrieuced II ali branches: horses. cattle. ma
chinery; . years reference last place. CaTpeh-
ter's Eureau. IL 9Th gza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

GARDENER OF the r J. HogIet estate: can
take full chargc Of geutleUaus country pace
lifetime experience in greenhouses, fruit ara
vegetable gardening. IaudSCap ping, highest feIet-
ences: married Address Greenhouses. l4otA 81
and Figersi6e Drive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

EUILkR-N ALT = thoroughly experienced
English; good references. WITH, 412 East 05t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

FARMER.-Worlling foreman: wife can make
butter ald care poultry; small family oosH
dress Kari. care OselTs agency. SIS 9Th ave
Phone 2S0l-Frys7f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

CoL0RED COUPLE,-ExceptionaHy well rec
oHil"s'QEai VIII 90 entire work Of cVn,i..S
family; SOC. Miss Shea's Bureau East 42d ST
COCfl-E-Man waiter and useful wife eooa
eook; hotel OF clubhouse J. Weiss. 80 East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

COAt HMAN-FIrst class single, thoroughly eA-
perlenced; care horses, carriages, harness,
careful crIver; city. country: generally useful
references. Thomas. pa East 49d ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

ASl7LSlAEI 8OOIlK EEPEE. double entry: ex-
80, LONDON Feather Novelty Co. II West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

Iton ana L%JNDfESS. with good references
wanted for city family. Call Monday. Sc}~oed-
g Bureau 80 Lexington ave. JSth and 18th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

CHEMICAL fertilizer salesman desired 5v local
house, preferably acquainted Pennsylvania ter
rftor--5 81 200 S, 500 Business Service Co. s'9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

NC'n, for large private family: must be ex-
heIlenc@G II all branches and have good rsrar-
t7ces. .E1Ees So 10 SEQ. Industrial Association
Ire, 3 East 42d -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

NER.-Gerrnan. single. expeT!enceo N
America: fine vegetable grower; hothp 80
glass frames fruits flowers: best reference CAl-
J enters Bureau IA 9Th ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

HEAD GARDENER.-To take full charge o.
private place: English. 81 married; one chl.a:
life experience in ali branches: written and per
souaI references. Address =. ". care o.
Weber < Don. IL Chambers st,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

BRIGHT SALESMAN wanted 10 sell Brooklyn
lots On easy terms; big commissions paid. Cal!
or write Temps. SsS Park ave Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

CPERINTE1vDENT.-I Wish 10 place my su-
-e~srtendeut who has had charge Of my farm
for seven Years. is ar expert in the breeding or
livestock: thoroughly honest. temperate ana re
liable. Those in need OF first class man al
E-sss u Andersen. Greenwich Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

GENERAL HOJ-EWCEEER waited for small
city family; good reference necessary. call
Monday. SchroecsT's Bureau, $50 Lexington ave.
Isl 4rf I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

HEAD GARDENER-Exp man; no
children; private place understands carr
o. greenhouses. lands,aPing and ve5etabteS. anu
general care Of private place: furnish best
Of references Of II years standing; : years
with present employer. Address II. X, STU
E2rns-,r-lv Patrrsnn y. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

GIRL for light hcuseu oriI: small family; cvsn-
inEs of. good wages, Eooi home Address
Room 5Ia 80 Marker 81, Paterson. y J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

tINISHERS on SWEATERS those with
experience need apply WORK given both home
and In shop: apply all week. BerwIn Knit Mills
howard ave Ger cambridge St, Br1ozlgf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

Coach AlAN--SIhstef experienced. careful any
g, cry or country, generally useful; *
celleht reference Henry, care 0dells Agency
So 9TH ave. Phone 2SJI-Brva-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

CANVAS SEHS-PcT'llar magazine deliver hand
some premium first Tayme-It easy iIsta iT2erlts;
biz commission; 81 daily; guarantee. LAWYER.
200 West Saith -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

BOND SALESMAN 20 sell first mortgage oonos;
leads furnished strictly commission basis.
future fer good salesman. Hustler. BOX PSI.
b T-fF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

SOOh KEEPER. Excellent opportunity Tc-
bright suappy young man. experienced double
entry bookkeeping; $50 start Business Ser
vice O.. 200 ErosdEvaH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

Useful, NAN.-CIerman: experienced man
around horses. cows chiekeEs and r4 can DO
Nsthewson Bureau. SIS 9th ave. Tel SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

GIRLS for artificial flowers, piquets ana fancy
feathers good pay. steady work A. Bent
karln. I MaEhLre.nr Pic
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-13
Big Steamer Wrecked
 And Md1y LipeS Lost

Marshfield, Ore, January 12.-The Southern Pacific steamer Czarina, which left this port for San Francisco this aft ernoon, lies a total wreck on the north spit of the Coos Hzy bar, and sl lives are believed to have been lost There seems no hope that any of the crew will reach shore alive.
 The steamer left port in gale. Ire mendous seas were breaking over the bar as the Czarina attempted to pass into the ocean. Those on shore who had gathered to watch the departure of the steamer. were startled to see the Czsrina sweeping toward the north spit
 Her engines apparently had been dis abled. The heavy seas seemed almost to envelope the steamer and she drifted rap idly on the spit at point about a mile above the jetty.
 The disabled vessel pounded heavily while great waves swept over her. The crew crowded into the rigging and could be seen making frantic gestures for help. while hundreds on shore, among them c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-13
DEADLOCK STILL
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Jackson, Miss. January 12.-Every indi- cation now points to the deadlock in the Mississippi senatorial contest to name the sIAurin remaining npbroken until the dark horse'' candidate fs presented. The three ballots taken today showed the can didates with practically the same strength yesterday with the exception that vardaman boiled 72 on the final bal lot today, while he only poed 6S on the final ballot last night.
 Extravagant claims were today made by both factions. but tonight the caucus is deadlocked as fast as after the first ballot Chief Justice Whitfield and Speaker Street were again talked of to- day as the logical dark horses and there were also rumors of combinations in their favor in an effort to break the deadlock.
 While the end is not yet in sight and the candidates and friends are worn out from the long struggle. interest has i'm creased rather than decreased. After the third ballot today the caucus adjourned until 8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 The first ballot: Vardaman 69. Percy 29. Alexander 22, Anderson 21, Kyle 13, Byrd F. Critz 5, Whitfield 2, Longino 1-total 174; necessary to choice SS.
 The second ballot: Vardaman 73, Percy 31, Alexander IS, Byrd p, Anderson 20. Kyle II, Critz 8, Street, Whitfield 2, Lon- gino 1, Kincannon 1-total 175.
 The third ballot resulted as follows. after which an adjournment was taken until D. m. tomorrow: Vardaman 72. Percy 2s, Alexander 1T, Byrd 14, Ander- son 22, Kyle 12, Critz 4, scattering 5- total 174.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-13
SUPERINTENDENT OF THE
 STOCKADE IS. CONVICTED

Atlanta, January 12.-D. M. yining, re- gently suspended as superintendent o! the Atlanta city stockade, was found guilty in the superior court here late to- day on charges of assault and battery growing out of the alleged brutal beating of Floyd Green negro convict. Sen tence was deferred until tomorrow.
 The indictment against Captain Vining and his whipping boss followed an in- vestigation of the city prison by spe- cial committee of the Fulton county grand jury, which created sensation by declaring, in lengthy report to the court, that the filthy conditions and cruel ty practiced at the stockade were a dis grace to the community. In that report 1t was stated that the prison reeked with filth and vermin; that the food was unwholesome; the clothing of the pris- oners and the bedding filthy, and that men and women inmates of the prison were cruelty beaten. White women, for trivial breaches of the prison rules. the report stated, were fastened to the wall