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Clapp Delays the Vote.

The leaders Of both sides Of the house
tried yesterday TO secure unanimous
consent 10 close the discussion at 3
O'Clock this afternoon and begin voting
upon pending amendments. It was the
hope then OF finally voting upo.I the bill
by y o'clock tonight. Senator Clapp
prevented this plan from going into ef-
feet by objection
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
FIGHT UNDnLNG OF BURGLARS
Pistol Shot Arouses Neighbors and
Results in Two Arrests.

Unable 50 agree rs TO q division OF the
spoiis they had gathered in a house at
Ocean and Argyle avenues. Rosedale. near
Jamaica, two burglars got into an argu-
rrent in the dining room OF the place. ana
this led 10 their undoing. One Of the men
shot the other in the finger. and the noise
Of the scuffie next door aroused neighbors.
They called Sergeant Flood. OF the Police
Department. who lives q block away, and
the latter and his son went 20 the house
and got the two men
One of the prisoners. Victor Hossi, nm
fshed a years term in Sing Sing only last
week, according to the police. He had been
convicted OF carrying burglars tools. The
second man gave his name as Joseph Gra-
bin. Both were charged With carrying
burglars kits.
The house the men entered Is summer
cottage owned by George Beach. 1t Is
vacant at present. but silverware and fur
niture were stored there. Grahin and Ross.
had hacked all the silverware and several
suits of Beach's clothing when they were
arrested.
When the prisoners were arrseneo De-
fore MAGISTRATE Fitch. In the Jamaica
police court they were held Tor the grand
Jury without bail
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
ENGINES NOT ROLLING STOCK
Locomotives Used by Contractors Not
Railroad Equipment. Court Decides.

5uoge Hand of the United States District
Court, decided yesterday that contractors
locomotives do not come within the mean
irg Ct The words railroad equipment and
rolling stock
The decision Was made n suit brought
by the Vulcan Iron Works. OF Wiikes-Barre,
Penn. against J. Van Vechten olcott, as
receiver for tie Ferguson Contracting Com
psny, of Nc. g Wall street. The contract
ing company leased three locomotives from
tae Vulcan Iron Works A short time
s1JerEards the Ferguson Contracting COM
psny vent into the hands Of receiver and
the Vulcan Works demanded the return Of
The locomotives on the ground that they
had been Leased only. Mr. Olcott refused
fc return them because he considered the
ALLEGED rental leases 10 be, In effect, con-
e.uonai bills OF sale under Sections 81 and
cf the Personal Property Law OF New
fork.
The Vulcan Iron Works requested Judge
Hand 10 decide whether those locomotives
could be classified as railroad equipment
kd rolling stock
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
PROGRESS IN BARGE CANAL
State Engineer Tells What Has
Been Done Under Him,

Albany, Dec. So.-Frank NJ Williams
State Engineer and Surveyor, has issued a
statement regarding the work on the Barge
Canal during the two years Of his admin
lstration JUST drawing to close The
statement says in part:
ed December - and u, the work of pro,
yiding channel twelve feet in depth with
locks, dams and other structures nee essary
TO provide fer navigation. has been placed
under contract for the entire Champlain
and Oswego canals and the entire Erie
Canal exc ptins the two mile section al
Medina and a few hundred feet of excava-
the canal TO conn 4 with government wat
ers. There yet Tc-nains to be placed under
contract the work OF building incidental
structures like bridges. guard gates, elec-
trtcal appliances, etc. The entire work
thus contracted for, amounting to s73. .e56. 500.
vas estimated in 1893, when the SOL. 900. .oof
appropriation was passed, to cost $40 sos, ,9lo
Of S2-S1oeoo. This fact goes far toward veri-
tyfng the opinion freely expressed by ne
that tls entire canal can be completed
within the original estimate of s1ol, ,00o, o0e.
During the past two years work has been
placed under contract TO the amount OF
SOFA. covering 30 miles of canal, as
against WORK amounting TO Sc, 7foo coo. cover
ing l94 miles q canal, placed under contract
by preceding administrations. During the
same period construction work has been
completed to the amount of si7.31o.01a. as
against work amounting 10 $4,000 COM
pieted under preceding administrations.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
CRITICIsES THE REFoRMERs
D. P. Kingsley Says Government Atti-
tnoe Toward Business Is Wreng.

n the opinion Of Darwin P. kingsley,
president OF the New York Life Insurance
Conran-. conditions in general for the
coming year lesve much to be desired
II ] we're 10 name q controlling callss
he said yesterday, Il should charge it TO
tae fact tie governmental functions have
not been well or wisely performed Busl-
ssss. Vigorously and efficiently carried on,
expanded beyond the comprehension OF the
average legislator, and at many points be
ycnd the range Of clear legal interpretation
Business then committed some OF the grave
errors that hunlsn beings under such con-
slirious have always committed; but, broadly
speaking. il was honestly conducted ana
represented unprecedented efficiency
Reforms we're necessary, but certainly
no1 SC necessary in the conduct Of business
as IN the efficiency OF the supervising au-
t2orities Reform. however, took just the
opposite course. Il attacked business bit
terly and attempted 10 correct its own
rer7issness in a l.aIf hearted way. Put
these men ia stripes was the attitude OF
rhe Eol ernnent toward the leaders Of many
4 ire greatest industrial enterprises of
he day"
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
FRANCES GOLD RESERVE
Banks Suspension of Sale Of Metal
Not Directed Against America.

Paris. Dec So-Arl official statement from
the Bank of France to-day explains that
the institutions suspension Of the sale OF
gold was IN nowise directed against Amerf-
ca but was a measure for the protection
of the banks gold reserve owing to the
demands produced as q result Of bad crops
in France which necessitated the purchase
OF foreign cereals.
since November" said officer OF the
hank. 'the Bank OF France has declined To
furnish gold. We refused Germany and
Austria. ani a few days ago Holland Our
gold reserve stands cl60o,Goo francs below
that of a year ago. France Is now pur-
chasing large quantities OF cereals from the
balkans, Russia and America to supply the
French deficit and for that purpose gold Is
needed
This official explained also that the hank
has now discontinued buying Eng -aper
for its foreign portfolio" but q tif-
ferent reason-that the rate iis -
made il unprofitable
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
SETBACK FOR MAYOR IN SUIT
Answer to General Bingham's Libel
Charge Not Complete Defence.

The Appellate Division OF the Supreme
Court decided against Mayor Gaynor yes
tsrday as to whether the answer OF the lat
ter TO the s0G,oto libel suit brought against
b,r, nv General Theodore A Bingham. for
ner Police Commissioner. was q complete
defence. The court. by a to opinion
decided in the negative.
The suit OF General Bingham grew out OF
tbe statements made by Mr.. Gaynor while
,rs,ice Of the Supreme Court regarding the
case of George B. Duty. boy who COM
n,a,ned that the police were bounding him.
yustiee Gaynor wrote TO Mayor Mcclellan
cr.,,ci.ing the police and referring to the
..scouphreny conduct OF Commissioner
Bingham
Tn hts answer TO the suit the Mayor said
his communication to Mr.. Mcclellan was
privileged. TO which answer the plaintiff
denurred. declaring that il did not consti-
tu.e a complete defence. Justice Green
hauua. I'm the Supreme Court overruled the
demurrer, which the Appellate DIVISION
--xs ha should have sustained
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
POLICE GUARD ITALIAN GIRL
Father Warned Not to Testify in Kid
uarping Case.

Antonetta- Sgambato, a pretty Italian girl
OF thirteen. is expected to tell in court TO-
day how kidna ppers lUred her from East
New York to a lonely hut near Rockville
Centre, Long Island, and kept her a pris-
oneT. beat her into inseDsibility, and then
tied her TO a tree IN the depths OF a woods
at Forest Park
Threats made against the lives OF I'll
child and her father-ner mother Is dead
-lITIu she IS little mother to her two
smaller sisters-caused the Brooklyn F-phce
10 take extra precautions 70 guard Them
from any attack.
The frightened father. Giuseppe Sgam-
bato. several days ago received by mail
a threat in bad italian, which said Take
care you let your daughter say nothing,
or both OF you will die, surely. This is the
last word. Avoid the police. Do nothing
against our friends. Signed. The Bloody
Hands,
The girl and her father have been in
hiding from time TO time for several weeks
at the home Of a friend Detectives Frank
Fasulle- and Salvatore Santora, who capt
ured three men charged with n2istreat-
ing the child, said last night that she ard
aer father would be closety guarded when
being brought to court, and IN court. and
viii be kept under close surveillance.
We have no doubt but that their ives
are IL peril said Detective Santora-
Along with the men will be arraigned d
woman, Lena Hayden. OF Rockville Gem
Ire, in whose small shack The child was
Inistreated atUer being taken there by the
four men. the detectives said The three
men 10 be arraigned are Alfonso DesiGero.
twenty-five: Felice Esposito, twenty one.
and Tincenzo Nicoza. twenty. all of Brook
lvn-
A serious charge made against Esposito
by the girl is now pending against him Ill
Queens Borough The detectives said Es-
fosito was released in 5000 bail d week
ago by the District Attorney Of Queens
after a jury had disagreed. He was re-
arrested. in Brooklyn. yesterday, after a
chase of two blocks, during which fences
were sea ed by the agile fellow and the
sIeutils. The other TWO men Were captured
near by.
The tiny complainant has not yet fuzzy
recovered from the injuries inflicted on her
For weeks she hovered between life
and death in the Bradford Street Hospital.
where she was ~emoved, after the mos1r-
man and conductor Of 4. Jamaica avenue
trolley car. found her on August 10 last
IN = patch OF bushes near Forest Parkway.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
COSTLY LITIGATION ENDS
CoiU.ab,a Settles with Lease.
ncitAers in Filth Avenue.

Columbia University and its leaseholders
in the ,fth avenue blocks between 18th
anu 5lst streets have reaened m agree
ment over the costly litigation in which
thev have been inv ed for more than four
years. The adjust :.icnt withdraws bitter
controversy from the courts.
Hae troablfs rev oct of an adjustment
b. the university Of rentals OF its land.
This action il many cases more than
doubled tie rent paid prior TO the read
justment, which was based on 4 percent
age Of the new vaiues resulting from the
business growth OF the surrounding section
AT the Office OF Taylor Brothers. who
have sold many houses in the disputed
area for the university trustees, it was ad-
mitted that q settlement had been reached,
but 1t was said che terms could not be dis
closed. From other sources il was learned
that Columbia vii! be paid, as result OF
the settlement. a rental for its lots based
at S1s per cent of the value OF the ground.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
PROPOSALS.

0FFTCE PURCHASING COMMISSaRY. u. 5.
Army SO whitehall street. New York City. N.
y December %, 10lO--Seaied proposals. in dupii-
cate for furnishing and delivering Subsistence
stores in this city at such times as may be re-
ouired by the Z. y Government on or before
February To- 1911, will be received at this Office
THE NEW YORK AIR BRAKE COMPANY.
,ion furnished application Envelopes con-
tanning bids should be marked proposals for
Subsistence Stores. opened January 3, 1911
ana addressed 10 Col. A. Smith. A. c. c..
Z. s. Army
WEST POINT. N 4. DEC 81. i1i0-sEALED
proposals. in triplicate. will be received here
Installing a complete Central Energy Telephone
system per drawings and specifications in this
Office. Proposals from manufacturers OF tele-
phoue apparatus and cables only will be consid-
cred The Uuited States reserves the right TO
reject any or all proposals. any part thereof.
Forms for proposals furnished upon application
Addre-. cuerternaster, West Point. n. y.
ARMY BUILDING, NEW YORK CITY, y. Y.
December 30. I9Io-sealed proposals, In tripli-
cate, will be received here Until t:3o p, NJ,
January 20, 1911. for electric freight and pas
ssnser cars Information application Time
OF delivery will be considered in making award
Envelopes containing. proposals 70 be marked
Proposals for Electric Cars. 10 be opened jan
uAry ~ l8ii." and addressed 20 n. GRAY
zAILNsKI. Deputy @ NJ General. U. s. A..
Yepot O. III.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
ALLEGED CLUBBERS GET BACK
Two Discharged Policemen Reinstated
bv AnneIlate Division in Brooklyn.

The Appellate Division In BROOKLYN re-
,retatsd two alleged police eiuhhers' yes
terday-James H. Devon, OF the leith Fre-
e,nct. and John Kelly, OF the $3.50 Precinct
both of that borough.
navor WAS tried on the strength OF let
TER written to Mayor GaynoF by oscar T.
Gregory. of No. l0s Hart street. Williams
hurg. who accused the patroiman OF ciuo-
hing him without cause on the night o'
January IL at Myrtle avenue and Broad
wav He was tried by former Commits
.:o,.or pater and then was dismissed from
the force.
Ks,lv was accused of clubbing two boys.
uanrv Dfckoff, eleven years old. and Frank
Jenny, ten. on the night OF January ls'
Justice Rich asserted that the testimony
Of the lads was eyasive and contradictory
and should not have been accepted by the
Police Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
VALIDATE ROADS SECURITIES
Certificate Filed by Board Which
Examined the New Haven.

Boston, Dec 30,-A certificate validating
the outstanding securities of the New York,
New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
was fled with the Secretary Of State to-day
by the special commission created oy the
last Legislature TO examine the company
property. This commission consists OF the
State Board Of Railroad t"iaiihlssiohei .
the State Tax Commissioner and the state
Rank Commissioner. Its report, in the form
os the yalidation certificate, shows that, on
I,na 10 last which il finds to be the only
,,r.cticsI date of ascerta lining the indebted
ness the New Haven's outstanding capitai
stock was s1o4, ,435, 500 and its Indebtedness
vas sose III. Ss3 Sc. It further certi1es that
rtz aggregate corporate assets or the cor
oo-a,ioy were sufficient as OF June 10, 1910
10 zecure it's outstanding capital stock and
lrd4htedness 10 the amounts herelnpetore
- ted l."
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
coyLE.rHoMAs SUIT FEBRUARY II.

Justice Hendrfck fixed yesterday FehFu-
ary IL as the date for the trial Of the suit
brought by Senator John j. Coyie. OF Phiia-
delphia, against z p Thomas 10 recover
$50 900 that Coyle alleges is due him from
the defendant in connection with the sale
OF the Provident Lifs Assurance Society
Thomas is in Europe recovering from an
automobile accident His deposition viii DE
Il zen abroad
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
BABY DIES FROM BURNS.

Joseph Marks. seven months old. the son
of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Marks. of No. 81
East Broadway. died at Gouverneur Hos
pital yesterday morning from the effects OF
burns due 10 The overturnfng OF kettle OF
boiling water on Thursday The boiling
water was on a table. and when the
mothers heac was turned little Joseph
pulled himself UT 10 The kitchen table and
unset the water oc himself
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
ETNa RECEIVER IN CALIFORNIA.

hartford Conn, Dec so-A receiver was
appointed to-day In California for the EtnA
4noennity companys business In that
s-~ie- according 10 a telegram received to-
~ey by Theodore II. Macdonald. State In
s1i4-ee Commissioners. The Attorney Gen.
va said later that he did not think the
alAiornA2 reeeiVership would afsc; the
eSlnpany's status In this sta,s,
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
STORAGE NOTICES.

LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY, 49, 45 and Al West s4th st.-To
Mrs l. A Ward, Vi z. Guggenheimer. Mrs
W E. Young Mrs A. Fenueil. Miss 4 Glib
lin +. ". Jacobs and Mrs M j. Miller. G. l..
Noraecai. N. I. Nichols, Samuel Gilbert. Miss
n Kreusch Charles Fl. Grant and George
Wharton James, Estate Of Mrs. n. Baker and
Harry r. Baker Mrs. Ida Rowland. Mrs. NJ.
Lee Mather Miss NJ. OHaloran. l. c. F.
KiIIian Mrs. j. S. Mclean, Mrs J. W. Allison,
e W Brown. Miss Grace w. Hoyt Frank
Ridge, Estate of Mrs. l. NJ MontaEue and
Harry X. Montague. Mrs T. NJ. Files and
spear & ca, Ralph Webster and Jordan
Horiarty & Co. Mrs. J. Muriel and Mathushek
4 Sons, Mrs. Fl. G. Well. a. w. Richardson.
Miss NJ J. Dean. W. w. Mclean. DR. A. +.
Shrie- Mrs. De Coursey Lindsay. Philip Rob
xon John II Gould, Mrs e. McMahon Mrs
Allan Taylor. Mrs. NJ. III. Pataky. Mrs NJ L.
Mercer Estate OF Mrs. Henry Kelly. w. H
Kelly and Lille e Kelly Mrs. ". II. Hunt:
You and each Of you are hereby notined that
the time for the payment of our lien upon the
proDerty hereinafter described having expired.
af,er due notice thereof hHd been given you,
we will cause such property, TO witt household
goods ana merchandise. stored by you or in
YOUR name in the warehouse of the company.
To be sold az public auction according 10 the
statute in such case made and provided. At
the auction rooms of W. H. Fiattau Son,
southeast corner 18th st. and Crisersity Piacr,
New York City. commencing Tuesday. January
18th. 1911, 1890 a and continuing on
every Tuesday and Wednesday thereafter. at
the same place and hour, until all the goods
have been sold Liberty Storage and Ware
hnuse Company. 43, - and ~ West eith ST
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
wAlNE's VALUATION INCREASES.

Portland. Ne. Dee. 30-Maine's increase
IN valuation of scoass.0 .0ss In the last year
was the greatest annual gain IN the state S
history. according 20 the report OF the State
assessors 70 the Governor and Council TO-
aay. The total valuation Of the cities.
'o"ns and plantations is s3si 0s1. a0s
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
WORLDS FAIR BONDS RETIRED.

chicago. Dec. 5e.-City Controller Wilson
1naplesea the purchase yesterday Of S557.-
e,o worth OF Worlds Fair bonds at an
average price of sc Sc. which is $3.50 So less
thar par There is still outstanding $,1ls.-
eo Of the 100000 issued on which the city
Is paying sn annual interest of per cent
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
LOST BANKBOCKS.

BANKBOOK No. oil. .S4s Of the Union Dime Saw
ings Bank Is missing. Any person having n
claim to II is hereby called upon 10 present the
same within ten days submit 10 having said
passbook cancelled and new one Issued
LOST-December 80. Bankbook No. +97 1888 o.
Dry Dock Savings Institution. Any person
ba avtng claims upon said book is called upon To
present same the bank within thirty days. or
the said book viii be declared cancelled and eX-
tirgufshed and a one issued in lieu thereof.
LOST-Bankbook No. s25 475 Bank for Saw
ings $50 4th ave. New York. Payment
stopped. Please return book to bank.
IOST-Bankbook No. 95ss50 Bank for saw
ings $50 4th ave. New York Payment
stopped. Please return book TO bank
IOST-E;ankbook No 5S7.32S. Bank for Saw
tngs $50 4th ave, New York. Payment
stopped Please return book to bank.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
suRROGATE's NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Ahuar C. Thomas, a Surrogate cc the County of
New York notice Is hereby given To all persons
having claims against Cornelius p. Mitchell lat.
Of the County OF New York. deceased, TO present
the same with vouchers thereof. to the Sub
scriber. at her place OF transactirg business AZ
the ofice OF Mitchell & Mitchell No "a and IS
Wall street In the City OF New York. or
fore the 3eth day Of January. 1911. next
Dated New York. the Goth day OF July. 1910.
MARY e ID. MITCHELL. Executrix
MITCHELL & MITCHE ELL. Attorneys for Ex-
ecutrix. "A and 80 Wall street, Mani attain.
New York
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
FOR SALE.

BIG MISUNDERSTANDING used Office furniture
desks. sypewrfters casn registers adding ma
ehtnes. mimeograpns. Ming cabinets. seseat ad.
dressing machines. time CLOCKS. partitions. chsc
nruSoetoSs. bookcases NATHANS White AZ
EESKS, partitions. telephone booths. tabled
chairs. Wardrobes. mirror wall fixtures. busi.
ness furniture all kinds Finn Rrorhera 33s
Broadway. 80 Franklin IT
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
CARPET CLEANING.

n z CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest. Largest. sAest Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable Send for Circular.
r.f S0G2 -1Tn" prvErt. 1I7-fSo w 4S.h ee
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.-Cieans
hy compressed air. steam. hand ncor
ssaS Rroadws-. xef Ease 18th a. COE 8
EpANnT. T~t f32-ssth
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
REMEDIES,

fHOROUGF PEH,iANENT CURES Ia easss
OF RI GOD &c son. NEKVOCS pEniLIrX,
BLADDER COMPLAINTS an kindred dis
or old: those desiring only FIRST /. iass sStentse
t,estn,ens should Gail. Or. ROSSCHua the Esr
Erown sp<ciniise 50 W 3Ath O. HoueA ~. IA
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
WORK WANTED.
Male.

ACCOUNTANr.-Booha opened. closed. written
up: aldits Investigations. financial statements.
cost systems balance sheets; references: terms
reasonable Accountant. as West <fst st. ree-
phone. 57si Bryant
CARPET and ILNOLECM LAYER.-Altering
and sewing; reliable work: piece work by
the iob Ne~hsIl i63 West 36th st.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
AUCTION SALES

BY VIRTUE. OF several chattsi mortgages.
Samuel Neuwitter. Ruct!One-r. will sell to-
day. AT O'Clock. at No. 40l East Esd ST..
Borough OF Manhatron. saloon fixtures sor-
merry IT Nos. 2IJT First ave. 1918 Broadway
and T5 Norfolk st. Manhattan Borough
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
TVPEWRlriNe AND TVPEwRirEaa

NJ iJtt SiSl bi-s-, 40 NASSAU ST.. catAlogu0
free; all makes taken part payment. harRalno
= UnA4voe1A xs0inStone. 0llveeA 0mlAhA
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
CHANGE OF NAME.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
In the Matter Of the Application OF Naumburg
Prince Co for authority 20 change It's name TO
Prince Lauten Co. Notice is hereby given that
the Naumburg Prince Co, domestic corpora
tiCu having its principal business office in tina
C.ty Of New York. County OF New York and
state OF New York, will apply 10 the Su5rems
Court OF the state OF New York. at special Term.
Part 1 thereof 10 De held In the County Court
House. in tile Borough Of Manhattan County or
New York state of New York the 18th day
of January. 1s11 at 1890 o'clock in the forenoon
OF that date OF as thereafter counsel
be heard for an orde. authorizing said corpora
ton to change It's corporate name 10 Prince
IAuten Co
Dated, New York December 18Th. 1910.
NAUMBURG PRINCE CO
BY :. PRINCE. President
THEODORE PRINCE, Attorney for Petitioner.
Office and Pest Office Address. Fifteen Will
tam Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New
York CITY,
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
cAST-OEF CLOTHING

YIGHEsr PRICES paid for ladies' ant xent.s-
mems discarded evening and street. costumes
jevetry, etc Nine. Natal. Tss eth ave- 'Phors
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
ts,SCElLANE EOuS-

afSOyE AL CoNPETT s.-Satfsfsctosy
dealing PROMPT cash payments for coHaplers
ifbrsrtes or small cOiiectious OF miscellaneous
\, r,rrature csn always De obtained. HENRY
HsvKAN - Prnndwev rsierhoh- 500 BROAD
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
WORK WANTED.

Male.
BOY. II. bright. intelligent and quick, wishes
position IL Office where there is a chance for
Advancement; not afraid of work; good reief-
enees. Address M. Box 20, Tribune Once.
CHAUFFEU UR-American: "a; thoroughly sober.
honest and reliable; experienced with Pan
hard Fiat Loconlobila, Packard and Peerless
cary J. E. c.. care McGfiton 9e6 Sd ave.
ENGINEER wants position: electrician plumb
ing stearnfittfng: reference Care OF Koenig
219 West SD ST.
SKIPPING. receiving stock clerk. or inteii,-
gent porter: can handle help, good marker;
experienced, temperate. married man; best Of
references. Address Shipper. Box A.. Tribune
Once.
SOBER. middle aged man. without home viii
work for board and io6 gins II work Is not too
cenfiuing: unQusstien references Reliable.
Fo. p. Tribune ofirs
TETTONIC and SCANDINAVIAN Translator
wants position. Temporary or permanent: also
night werk: English stenogFapher: moderate
charges; references. Address l., Eek 70, Tribune
Office.
YOUNG; MAN wishes position as travelling con-
panion: best references Address NJ B. 153
9Th
Female.
wASHING-Colored wishes family
ya.hing: best of references: reasonable; /;
called for and delivered to all parts of city.
Ie6 West 1921 st, 1854 Morningside