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WEST sIDE-Above Tooth Street

% ST. 800 WEST. Light. warm. medium
wee room; hath. elevator. phone. MILLER:
assr E ~ e, WTSd cEaP s E3In
- " 20. WEBER
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LOST AND FOUND.

IAISS - ENGEI4
pv CORNELIA ENGEL MEYERS,
President.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED INCREASE CAPITAL
In responsible roofing concern with numerous
contracts on hand for new and old work from
steady customers. with wnom we have dealt
for the past twenty-five years throughout
New York City and other parts OF the United
states Considered a good. reliable con sern
for Private as we'll as Government and Navy
work.
Full particulars given upon request. There
is also a chance for a steady position for the
party who will take the largest share or stock.
Address r. c. c.. Box IS Tribune Office.
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This report is a good example OF the
manner in which public utility corpora
tons have been increasing their earn
inps for the last year.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE Of a chattel mortgage. william
Argyros 10 Louis Commngs, ] viii sell to-
day al Q a. m. at 1850 "a ave. Manhattan, all
fixtures scheduled IN said mortgage subject 10
A prior mortgage. Moe Fry. Auetioneer. BY
order OF Attorney for Mortgage.
BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION / WILL
sell at $3.50 o. clock to-day. at 963 westches,er
ave. Bronx, entire contents Of and 10 cent
store r. LAX. Marshal.
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CHANGE OF NAME.

SUPREME COURT. STATE OF NEW YORK.
County OF New York--In the matter or
the application OF Zaiss & Engel for author
inv 70 change IT'S name 10 4. NJ. ENGEL &
co, INC. Notice Is hereby given That ZAlsS
A. ENGELs a domestic corporation. having
its principal place OF business in the CITY
OF New York. County OF New York. and
state OF New York will apply TO the Su-
nrerne Court OF the State Of New York az "A
Special Term, Part I, thereof. 10 be held at
the Court-house In the Borough OF Manhat-
on .he nth day OF January 1913. at 30
O'clock In the forenoon OF that day. or as
soon thereafter as counsel can he heard. for
an order authorizing said corporation 20
& CO. INC.
Dated " Y, December %, 1879
ZAISS g. ENGEL.
By CORNELIA ENGEL MEYERS,
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Female

GOVERNESS. Swiss; experienced. graduate
teacher: children from & 20 IL: thorough
French German. English. music. highest ref
erences Forster. 235 East Goth ST
STENOGRAPIfER ana OFFICE ASSISTANT.
Where ability. falthfulness and twelve
years experience with large corporation VIII
count Address 5. r. r. Tribune once
YOUNG French lady. Of good family. highly
educated. desires 10 accompany family 10
France. 10 teach or act as guide. no salary de
manded: expenses 90 be paid Address I. r.
Tribune Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

Male.
A RELIABLE MAN wishes charge OF gentle
mans place. understands garden. lawn
grounds roads. horses, cows, chickens; over
ten years IN last place. best personal reference.
single. can handle car. }. j., l3' hatt 4Slh
ST.. care Of Murphy. -
BT-TIER Competent sober honest coored
man. a first class walter: wishes place IA
private family. first class city references. Al
dress Hazel. A. West Goth It
COACHMAN.-SingIc. useful. willing. thor
oughly experienced around private place
ability MI active position, sober, honest. IN
dustrouF. personal references, anywhere.
NJ. y. 2o3 East 4sth 81 "
COTPLE.-Man generally useful. wife good
cook and general manager. city or couh-
try. excellent references; $50. TulIs Agen-
cy. a2s7 7th ave Tel s022 Morningside.
Farm FOREMAN-Married lifetime expert
ence. wishes 10 change his position. OTTO
Nogel, care OF Mr.. HalliwcU. Bound Brook'
y. j. -
FARMLAND. S25 (swcdel, good teamster
and mixer. good. industrious worker best
references. Olaf, care MathewsOns Agency,
SIS 9th ave Tel SIS BRYANT
USEFUL MAN-Understands furnace and
Homework: city or country. Geisenhof. $50
East lIth 81. --
USEFUL MAN, 500 (scotchJ, care Of horses
cows chickens etc. excellent references
Sandy. care MathewsOn's Agency SlS bth
ave Tel. 37s Bryant.
WAITER, nrst Glars, IN restaurant desires
position in private family; speaks French
and English; age 80. II. b.. 2lb West .vth 81
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COUPLE. Man generally useful. wife good
cook and general manager. city or coun-
try. excellent references; $50. TulIs Agen-
cy 22s7 7th ave. Tel. s022 Morningside
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
BOY, II. Christian. bright. ambitious sradu-
ate; good family; unquesuonabe references
Progressive. Box II, Tribune Once.
ENGINEER QicensedD. 80; experienced on boil
crs. engines dynamos, compressors, etc; now
employed nights, but desires . change city OF
country: references John SchaefeT. 236 stump
ter ST., Brooklyn. -
YOUNG MAN Q9). intelligent, bright, wishes
position: understands fling, switchboard. also
stock IN wholesale house. Russell H. ~
jefferson ave, Brooklyn.
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eoARDERS WANTED.

MADISON AVE, 2i4-singie rooms and double
rooms, with private BATH new iurhshihss'
high class surroundings
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
Oflce. No. 1894 Broadway. between 36th and
9th sts, until o'clock p. m Advertise
ments received at the following branch offices
964 sth ave, T. e. cor I'D St: l5s 9th ave.
cor 18th St; 10i East 18th st.. 2o7 West AID
ST. between It'll and 18th ayes; 2d3 West
seth ST.; 15T East l25th NJ.
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LOST --Brindle Boston bull terrier white
breast white mark between eyes, star on
head green collar; answers name ROD; re-
ward; return 46 West 74th 81.
TOST-so so goldpiece with monogram;
keepsake. Finder will please return 10 -
East nth ST.; receive reward.
LOST Cold enanelied buckle, surrounded
with small pearls; reward. 80 West 14ih
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CARPET CLEANING,

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest Largest Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
Prices Reasonable Send for Circular
Tel i6s.Sa6o3 Hryant 1880 West 45th St
CAREFUL. CARPET CLEANING co.-Cieans
by compressed air. steam. hand or on floor.
1858 Broadway, 421 East 4sth 81. COE q
BRANDT. Tel. 132-Ssth.
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MEETINGS.

AN ELECTION OF TWENTY MANAGERS
of the New York Institute FOR the Education
OF the Blind and OF three inspectors OF election
will be held at the Institute, 34th ST and SIN
ave. at o'clock in the afternoon OF Thurs
Jan. o 1913. IINZEE BLAGDEN Secretary
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE. No. 1894 Broadway. between seth and
s7th sts until o'clock p. IN. Advertise.
ments received at the following branch offices
at regular rates until o'clock p. m. Ia;
264 sth ave. y. G.. cor. 23d ST.; 1888 9Th ave-.
cor. 18th st.. l04 East iiih St; 257 West 42d
ST., between tn and Sth ayes: 203 West
fcSth ST.: 1885 Sd ave-: iT0S LIST ave-, neas
s9th st.; l57 East 125th %.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING PAPER
FOR THE PUBLIC PRlNIING Nh
BINDING. SEALED PROPOSALS VIII oo r.
ceiyed until 1870 o'clock a. m, January 40,
1913 at the room OF the Joint committee On
Printing in the Capitol. Washington. ID. - iot
furnishing the paper for the pubic primuhs M
binding from the list day Of March. 1913. 10 me
2Sth day Of February. 1914. The proposals WI
Doe opened before and the AWARDS o. coma -
made ht the Joint Committee on frlnuhs u
me lowest and best bidders for the interest OK
the Government whose bids are In conloti, ~,
with the requirements OF me pfopG1sa''. ~
Committee reserves the rght 10 reject any =,
an bids or to accept any bid or any par am
reject the other part. IL, IN its opinion sgch ac-
tl0n would be in the Interest OF the "o'c'"-
Blank proposals. containing the instructions
Echedule and specifications, accompanied ~
/ standard samples. may De opthinsa ~ Az 49,
INK SAM y. Donnely, Public fIIhter' N~s'
Contracts will be entered into for supplying
the quantities required, WhetAcr moro u ''
The appro1imate estimated quantities set
forth In detail In the schedule comprise. ,o 90
3O5 OcD pounds neSs-pT!nt paper. l-soVV',o'v,
mounds machlno-nnish printing paper -O,Vp
pounds antique machine finish printing pa!t't. /.
5O2. 5Oo pounds Woye machine nilhA p,,, l,,,'i
paper I go 600 POUNDS sired AM SUPERB ehIcI,
white printing paper. l. I'D p pounds codlel
book PAPER. 40. 900 pounds tablet Wrluhf lpsg,
/ go pounds white French ioAo payer ,44oo'osoo
poundH writing paper. machine dried :; l'v'usp
pounds writing paper. air and ioft-drlea' o;VyV
hounds fine white writing paper l"it lIles
: I 200 pounds typewriter PAPER luV'vvlV Py..4--
map paper. 4c0. OOD pounds I NJ Blue hatett
paper machine finish. $4,000 pounds b9hl
paper: 800 pounds plated bullet patch: SOU
rounds parchment deed; 1900 pounds second
class ledger paper. $4,000 pounds trst-c4ah'
ledger paper: / 600 pounds railroad manlla
paper ruled. 1000 pounds tissue paper -Vp
hounds cream and white sterco tissue Iap,sz
/ 200 pounds white parafin paper, 1870
pounds cover paper. 1900 pounds noncuillhs
gurlmsd paper. o. 200 pounds Monoyre Key
board ana casting machine paper; Low poung .
blotting paper: 1900 pounds uereotype iaoda 10
ins paper: 5000 pounds Offset paper fVV'V
pounds wlping paper for enclosing pres
4 90 pounds lining and stripping paper otoWp
pounds manila paper. 1880 pounds naniie
iympan paper 10000 pounds manila board
90 900 pounds cardboard; $4,000 pounds bristol
BOARD. 100000 pounds bristol board Tor u >
postal cards: TO- CO.. pounds index bristol eoaId'
| I oOO pounds pressbOard 20 reams marble
comb. and lining paper. 1000 pounds card nll.-
dies. los 900 pounds stamford; 10000 pounns
straw chip board. 900 pounds box board
lined. $50 900 pounds binders board; 4VV
pounds trunk board. 1000 sheets parchment
! 15x2l inches. "a, -.-.. go
In cases where more than 1000 re1ms are
called Tor proposals viii be received for lOoo
reams moro. 49, -.
nv direction OF tho Joint Committee on Print
| Ing: sAMb H. DoSN b I.i.
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BOND DOTS.

Il. A. Miller. district CLERK OF HSseN
Fells. Essex County y. j., VIII recel 'o
proposals until p. m, January IL IgIo,
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PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

That the year 1912 has brought public
utility corporations to the front is shown
by statements of steadily increasing earn
ings Most of the companies have saved
q large proportion of their large gross
gains for net and surplus, and the reports
Of these companies for the year Will be
highly satisfactory.
The Washington, Baltimore & Annapolis
Electric Railway Company. whic. was
reorganized a year ago. is now earning its
full fixed charges. This is result II
is believed, of the drastic reorganization
to which the company was subjected. the
report for November shows gross earn
ings of SCI 921. an increase Of snSo2 as
COMPARED with November In 1911, and net
earnings were s34s27. an increase or
1857. The report for eleven months
shows gross earnings OF s7ls2SS, an IN
crease of sSl, $50 as compared with the
corresponding period last year and net
earnings Of ssse, 1854. an increase OF Ao'SSs'
In the preceding year the percentages OF
operating expenses to gross for November
and the eleven months were Sl.bs per
cent and 5025 per cent, respectively, whlie
for the same months this year they were
1915 per cent and 4ss1 per cent. respec-
lively. both showing much better operat-
ing conditions.
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HELP WANTED.

Male
MADE $40, 900 In i've years with a small
mail order business: began with -; send Tor
free booklet: tells how. Heacock. 5065. Lock-
port. n. Y.
MAN 10 inspect granite cutting and quarryins.
Must have had a wide experience on large
and important work Reply. stating ability
salary expected and references, to Granite,
Tribune Uptown Office, 1864 Broadway.
YOUNG MAN of good appearance is OF
fered an excellent opportunity 10 learn
the advertising business New YORK
newspaper: one living AT home preferred
salary and commission: chance for ad-
yancement. Apply after 10 a IN, 80
Tribune Building
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Ellington. Harnett County, N. c., will
hold an election on January 10, 1918, to
vote on the proposition issuing $4,000 per
cent waterworks and sewerage bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-30

According to reports Kansas City. Mo-,
rejected all proposals received on Deem
Der 10 for the $4,000 4 per cent water
works improvement and $4,000 AZ per
cent sewer common bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-30

FOR $4,000 AZ per cent school bonds, de-
nomination $1,000. dated January l. 1913.
and due January /, 1913 Accrued interest
to be paid by the purchaser.
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.YPEWRITING AND rYPEWRlTERs

yICIOK VISIBLE. ~ Nassau 81 cataiogus
free: All makes taken part payment; bargains
In Underwoods. Remingtous. divers. Smiths.
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The Board of Aldermen of Fall River.
Bristol County, Mass, authorized re-
Gently. according TO reports. a $1,000 loan
for city laborers' wages
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Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio, sold TO
the Atlas National Bank. Of Cincinnati.
on December %, 1t is reported. $4,000 4
per cent twenty-year street Improvement
$1,000 per cent fifteen-year bridge and
1857 70 AZ per cent one-ten-year serial
street improvement bonds.
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INSTRUCTION.
For Both Sexes-City.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Tcacbers' Agency
supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors Gov
srnesses etc TO Colleges. Schools and Fam
illes Apply 10 Mrs NJ. J. YOUNG-FULTON.
% Union Square.
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Washington. d. c.. December 10. 1912.

coats- Army Building Whitehall street.
New York city, " Y. November 30 1872
scaled proposals. in tripliCate. Will be received
- ybich eract time bids will be opened at the
depots ramed below. for manufacture and de
livery al either ;hs New York. Philadelphia or
Ok coo q d Overcoats specification 80. 1l5g
Information upon application NJ. CRAY
y Al TNrETsT -lcuOt o. NJ
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NEW JERSEY.
ATLANTIC CITY.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Eeuale

FemaN
I.ADY's MAID and SEAMsTREsS.-Compe
tent German maid, speaking French. soou
or country. wages s3O-s35. Call at Lang &
Boecherer Company Agency, 4S-4o-41 West
SD St
NURSERY GovERNEsa-North German
refined frauiein: good sewer oest rs rat,
ences. city or country: wages s3O-s3o. Cai'
at Lang & Boecherer Company Agency 90
45-4T West 3Sd ri.
NITRSF-North German: experfencedi neat
girl 10 child over two years; good se"et
cif, or country: best references. wages sZo-
$40 Call mt Lang & Boecherer Company
Agency 43-45-47 West 33d 81.
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Observation-Disclosures.

FRANK WALLERSTEIN. ladies' and gentle
mems tailor and furrier; popular prices,
cleaning pressing, repairing and altering. ~
West 5Sth at between Broadway and It'll ave.
Telephone 6T23 Columbus.
pRESSMAKER (colOred), respectable, desires
positlon as family seamstress. by day, week
or az home; childrens dresses a speciality: best
references Advertiser. 81 West 18th ST, care
OF Sampson.
ARTISTIC DRBSsMAKING AND GOWNS
made By NINE KURIAND, experienced de-
signer personal Interview will convince
you. Telephone 6235 Harlem. 70 Lenox ave.
sSMAKER.-Competent: makes and re-
models: childrens speciality. juliet. 12s
East 18th 81. Tel. 40s Stuyvesant
THE BETTY Ladies' Tailoring Co.. PSI eth
ave- will make a perfect fitting suit 10 order
for SO or skirt for 81 furnish your own material.
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Female

a \. HOFMAYER. Reed & Barton Building,
80 and 81 9TH ave. 9th floor Telephone 4o-'
Madison square. Agtncy for superior domestic
helm.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RkCBl ~
AZ the office OF the Bureau OF Lighthouses
Department OF Commerce ana Labor, washing
ton. ID. c., until O'Clock p. m, FEBRUARY !;
1913. and then opened Tor iurnlshlhs hat.i ,
and labor necessary for the construction equip
ment and delivery OF two steel light -veases.
Nos p6 and So. IN accordance with plans and
sDecigcatlons copies Of which. with blank pro-
p1salg and other Information. may be mad upon
applicatlon 10 the Commissioner OF Lighthouse
~.
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u. :. ENGINEER OFFICE, 40 Customhouse,
Cincinnati, Ohio. Nov. %. lsl2,Proposals
FOR use Of L. $. land and unused water az
l. 8 Dams g. T. 5 and s. Muskingum River,
AZ lowell, Beverly. Luke Chute and stookpor' =.
ohio. respectively In whole, or IN part, Tor
twenty-five years. viii be received here untlI
IA A NJ Dec a. 1872, and then opened. De-
tails on application. l. III. RAND, NAL
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ADDITIONAL LIST FREE.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
WEsT sIDh--BeIow Tooth street

u,o, CON s1 474 WEST. -Besutiful
rcSrSS. ls-gc and small: heated; he"i'
epeled =,
si9--a4TE ST. 100 WEsT..--tRoSHSp, c PAh-
LOR AND TWO ADJolNiNG., . bEt STf,R
NICELY FURNISHED, RDNNIE-D W.
PRIvATF FAMILY. sHEI.DEN. -----,-
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EXCURSIONS.

CATTFORNIA-Winter Tours leave fire.
nuently December 70 March. Booklets.
RAYMOND Whitcomb Co.. 225 9th Ave, y. I.
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This report is a good example OF INV
manner in which public utility corpora
tons have been increasing their earn
ings for the last year.
It is reported that an announcement
has been made by the international
Traction Company. Of Buffalo, that the
interest coupons Of it's slS,335,OOO hfty-
wear 4 per cent collateral trust bonds
which fall due on January /. 1912; July
I. 1912. and January ]. 1915. Will be paid
on presentation al the office OF ). r.
Morgan & co. on and after December
30 Interest had been deferred on these
bonds pending the adjustment OF the
finances OF the International Railway
Companv. hut now that they have been
COMPLETED the past due interest can De
paid. Steps will be taken. IL is SAID, 10
nay off the 4 per cent collateral trust
bonds soon after the first or the year
as provided In the agreement or the
bondholders' committee.
The United Light and Railway COM
pany's consolidated report Of its sub
sjdiary companies for the month OF
November shows gross earnings OF
s421.431, as compared with sSs2.79S for
November last year an increase Of SSs,-
fS8. net earnings were s1S3,l1b, as com
pared with sl5l.460, an increase OF SSi'-
ended November 80 show gross OF
8. 997. 4i3. as compared with NSl5'9iV
for the same period last year. an in
crease OF s1S3,b32; net earnings for the
same period were $873,6l3. as compared
with 1854 600 an increase of SllS,il1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-30

The Union Railway, Gas and Electric
Company's report for November SHOWS
gross earnings of s3se7l. an increase OF
SO. 26 per cent as compared with Novem-
Der last year: net earnings were sl77'2oS'
an increase of 1907 per cent. The report
for twelve months ended November 90
1912. also shows good increases. Gross
earnings were s3.S79. $50 an increase oil
22.so per cent. and net N.734,l" an IN
crease Of 1882 per cent over the CORE
spending period last year.
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FOR SALE.

ecHG sent by mail same day laid. Send FOR
Go0O circular. Frank Hyde, PeeksLflI, ~
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CHAMBERMAID S22; COOK
LAUNDRESS, S2s-TwO excellent young
Swedish girls: would like 20 80 together.
LarsOn's Agency, 20 East 10th 81. Tel
1888 Harlem.
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WAITER, nrst class, IN restaurant. desires
pOstion In private family; speaks French
and English; age 80. Il. h.. 2ls West 2v,h st.
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LOST BANKBOOKS.

LOST OR STOLEN. - handbook No $40 255 OF
the German savings Bank in the City OF
New York. corner 4th ave. and l4th St, Issued
10 Frances Brakeman, In trust Tor August
BRAKEMAN. All persons cautioned against
negotiating the same. II not returned 20 the
Bank on the Goth day OF January, 1913, a
duplicate viii be issued.
LOST Handbook No. $50 Of Dry Dock saw
ings Institution Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon 10 present the
same 10 the bank within thirty days, or the
said book will be declared cancelled ana ex-
tinguished and a new one issued In lieu
thereof.
LOST Handbook No. SOS, OS2 Of Dry Dock Saw
ings Institution. Any person having claims
upon said book Is called upon to present the
same 20 the bank within thirty days, or the
said book will be declared cancelled and ex-
tinguished and a new one issued in lieu
thereof
sT-Bsnkbook No. 81. cS4. Bank for Saw
ings 80 4th ave, New York. Payment
stopped. Please return book to bank.
| LOST. Handbook No. s7s,osi, Bank for Saw
ings $50 4th ave, New York. Paymen,
stopped. Please return book 20 bank.
FOR SALE.
1
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COIORED COUPLE-First class young ser
wants. viii do entire work OF house. SEQ
three yeats ia last place. Miss Shea 6
Agency \ East 42d 81.
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CHAMBERMAID and willing.
competent: young girl: best reierenceh'
Boecherer Company Agency. 43-45-7 West
500 ~.
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! COOK-First class IN all branches, where
| Ntchenmaid IN kept, excellent references.
| NJ D. Miss Margaret Smiths Agency. 20
| West 42d -. Phone 3O38 BRYANT
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Farm FOREMAN-Married. lifetime expert
ence wishes 10 change his position. otto
Vogel, care OF Mr.. HalliwcN. Bound Brook'
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I COOK German: first class; good baker city
| or country: best references: wages S4O-SJO
: Cal at Lang & Boecherer Company Agency.
| 43-45-47 West $50 ~.