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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-16
REVISE SCHOOL BUDGET

The committee on school estimates
will hold its first meeting this week
converting in the Senate chamber OF
the capitol building next Thursday
morning at 8 o'clock. The budget, pre-,
pared by the board of school commits
sioners, estimating the expenses for
the next biennial periol, will be taken
up III part for revision. Secretary
MOtt-Smith, who sits as chairman OF
the committee announces that all per
sons with suggestions to make con
corning a possible revision Of the
schedules are welcome to express his
views al this meeting.
The length of time required for
bassing upon the school budget can
rot be even guessed az. as this is the
first time the job, created by the new
school Law, has been tried.
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A San Jose-Los Gatos interurban
trolley was tipped over last night and
the fifty passengers badly jolteds No
enc was seriously Injured. ...
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hYades Here tomorrow

Hyades Here Tomorrow
Later advices received at the agency
Of Castle & Cooke are to the effect
that the Matson Navigation steamer
Hyades with large general cargo be-
sides shipments of lumber will reach
tnis port tomorrow. The Hyades is
probably meeting with considerable
rough weather on the way down from
Puget Sound.
kestreI Reported to Have Sailed.
The British steamer KestreI, which
has become the property of the Brit.
ish Cable Board to- be used in trans
porting supplies from Honolulu to
Tanning Island cable station, is re,
ported to have sailed from Vancouver
today.
The vessel; while small in tonnage,
IS believed will steam from British
Columbia to the islands in about
eleven days.
Defiance Here with Lumber.
An arrival at the port with 71S
feet of lumber, the American schoon-
er Defiance was shifted to the rail-
road wharf today. This vessel brings
cargo consigned to the City Mill Com.
pany. The Defiance sailed from Aber.
deem on November 18th. The vessel
met with contrary winds and some
rough weather on a portion of the
voyage.
kiNA apfe
The last of one thousand tons of
nitrates was discharged from the
Japanese steamer Kiyo Maru late yes
terday afternoon and that vessel was
dispatched for Japan and China ports
at O'Clock through the agency of
Castle & Cooke. The Kiyo Maru
brought cargo from Central and
South American ports.
Ss.'''''' = ~ *H -.
Departures for Kauai
The 1nter-Isiand steamer w. G.
Hall, which brought nearly five thou
sand sacks of Garden Island sugar
at this port has been placed on the
berth for dispatch to Kauai at five
% clock this evening. The steamer
Noeau is also scheduled to sail for
Kauai at the same hour, the latter
vessel taking explosives for all ports
on that island.
Sonoma Has Big Christmas Mail.
1t is understood that the Oceanic
liner Sonoma, to arrive at this port
from San Francisco on the morning
of December 23rd, is bearing large
Christmas mail for the islands The
Sonoma will also probably bring down
considerable icehouse stores and pro
visions for the holiday trade.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-16

TACOMA, Dec. 3-Lpcal agents of
the Nippon Yusen kaisha announce a
cut in passenger rates to become eff
fective Jan. I. For some time pas
there has been a lively rate war
among the transpaCitiC lines in the
freight business, and ii is not unlikely
that it will extend into the passenger
trade. The cut announced by the Nip
pom company applies only to first and
second cabin passenger fares. The
rate from the Sound to Yokohama
first cabin has been Sl2J and the sec
ond cabin $50; after Jan. these will
tie $l1O and 81. respectively. The
steerage rate remains at $43.16. Ma
Mia is the only port to which the pas
seMger rate is not reduced The fare
to Kobe first cabin has been $I27.50
and vii! be reduced to the same as
the lok3hama fare TO Moi the re,
duction Will be 81 first cabin and
$40 second cabin. To Shanghai the
reduction is from $40 10 $125 first
cabin and from 500 to So second
cabin. The greatest reduction is in
the fare to HCngkOug. which is FROM
$l3o first cabin and $I"I second cabin
10 81" and $HI respects ell.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Home Candy Co., 1850 Alakea.
Tel. 376j. is now prepared to handle
the Xmas trade. Special prices to
Churches, Social and FraternaI Or
CARNATIONS. Visitors to our fac
tory welcome. kj399-3m.
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LOST.

Between Hotel and Nuuanu- SITS, sill
Yer mesh bag containing a box with
a charm and about $3.50 in coin.
Reward if returned to this office.
3319-1t
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Mr. and Mrs J. Ogden Armour. the
former head of the great packing in
dustry, have arrived in San Francis
co on their way to Santa Barbara,
where they will winter.
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WANTS
HELP WANTED.

\ first-class all-around machinist.
Must be sober and steady. Address
VI. NJ, this office 54I9-3t
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Alaskan Will Omit Rilo.

Boisterous Seas Greet Coastine Fleet.
!, The Inter, sand steamers met with
"a strenuous tire in making port on
Saturday night and Sunday morning.
Officers in several coasting vessels
report very: roRsh trips and in one
case the loss of q ships boat.
+ The stearcr Mama Loa parted
company wf che Of her whaleboats.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-16

H. Hackfeld & Company, represent
ing the Pacific Mail, have been ad,
vised by cable that the liner Siberia
sailed from Yokohama for Honolulu
with 1900 tons Oriental freight and
supplies for discharge al this port.
The Siberia is. expected will arrive
on or about December 23rd. 1t is the
present intention to give the vessel a
prompt dispatch for the coast. If the
Siberia reaches here at an early hour
in the morning the vessel will sail
Tor San Francisco on or about five
o'clock in the evening of that date
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
SUES HER FIFTH HUSBAND
Defendant Declares He Has
Lasted Lnnpar than Others.

Mrs Nfrsaret f. FaUsHr, who ts suing
her nth husband, Gustave NJ. Fauser'' 2
prosperous artist for a separation too
some Of her troubles on the witness stano
I'm the Supreme Court yesterday. MIS-
Fauser SAYS her husband abandoned theH
home. No. West s5th street last May
ana also alleges cruelty.
Forser says among other things that ms
wife is Jealous. and on one occasion visited
his studio and assaulted ore Of his models.
He saws his wife has mania for marry
ing. calling attention To the fact that ne
has lasted longer than the four former
husbands Of Mrs. Fauser, who now Is only
thirtv-hve years old
Mrs. Fauser said on the stand ner nus
hand showed a warm affection for heE
eighteen-vear-old daughter and that ne too
her n he had seen the daughter hrst ne
never would have married her Mrs
Faueer said she liked Fauser better thah
onv man she had' ever met, and even now
had an affection for him, although she did
not like him as much as she used TO. be
cause of the manner in which he kissed
her daughter.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
JUSTICES WOULD MOVE
Mr.. Giegerich Denies Bank Building
Has Been Selected for Chambers.

Justice Giegerich, chairman OF the Board
NJ supreme Court Justices. denied yester-
dav the report that il had been decided
m move the chambers of the justices
across Chambers street to the new wing
NJ the Emjcrant Industrial Savings Bank
Rdldine. but admitted that move was in
contemplation He SAID:
Anything definitely pointing to any GER
tain location is premature. ] cannot at
This time talk of matters which have been
discussed"
II has about been decided that because
of the congested condition OF every part
OF the courthouse the justices would make
some change. Their library is aireacy IN
use at times as a courtroom II they "oulo
move their chambers could be nsed Tor
courtrooms.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
POSES As l0A CONQUEST
Police Are Looking for Woman
Who Begs in Actress IS Name.

Several people have been swindied re-
Gently by a woman posing as Miss Ida
Conquest. The actress is nov the wife Of
the Chevalier Riccardo Bcrtelh, OF No. 81
Washington Square, who is & PAINTER. son
!of [HGpliral Bertelh, and nephew Of Com
Insndatdre 'Cclestlno Plva.
The swindler, who is about thirty-five
yeaF-olAy-eood looking. rather plump, with
blend hair and blue eyes. has been known
TO the police as 4 begging letter writer
since the summer Of 1908, her chief vic
tins being artists. literary people and ply
sicisns
In her latest role she has addressed let
ters 70 Miss Lille Hamilton French, Mrs.
Edwin Gould. Mrs. r. Holbrook Curtis,
Ms. James speyer, Mrs. Richard irwin and
Mrs. Russell G. Colt, appealing for assist
ance as either the wife or widow Of Che
vaiier Bertell
The woman called on Mrs. H. Holbrook
Curtis, al No. 1lS Madison avenue, Sunday
week and succeeded in getting the amount
asked for. Police are now looking for her
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS
fTrom The Tribune Bureau.

from The Tribune BuTeaul
Washington, February .
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders
have been issued:
u" ARMY.
c.n,oin Joseph r. JANDA, lst Infantry. de-
pes,gnaijon ta,,iI !" Of Captain JAMES D. REAMs
s6th infantry. accepted .,.,.,... 49,.
First Lieutenant JACOB w, :, W. EST; "otr
snicpnc al Kentucky Military Ins'iture
80 F,rsf Lieutenant PHILIP H. BAGBY
intsn!Ty, w521Hi%M 5G Hf.S%'' W %orHERsPso5eoS s5e'S
as aide.de.camp on hia atan
first Lieutenant EBEN ,r,ai & HILL fo, msdiss S,
$50 ana Walter Reed General Hospital to
,.aTn 5or5 q, absence CAPTAIN WADE II. CAR.
10" FT.STER. coast artillery. hlteen days.
NAvY.
G popMAN. detached the Rhode
sui issGn sI,d ~ the Minnesota
surreon WILLIAM Sc NMAN'1 Gr,SSehed the
Mi2ns.oit9,: i.,,D, 10 sRT sargeon SaOa oseAR HAYES
.actlnE ns,,nn accepted, FEBRUARY IL
chief Carpenter J. \; BEsn,toI %sv %e9sa Y, tho
r.-,,,,a..ar's na.l'm' cierk r. W BELL placed on
retired iist. xv,rToN a-,no,,,,.,
pavmastei's clerk J L. !, MHt,tO'>' ''p''h'ed'
,.I.>pERs. detached marine
clpsr barracks PhiladslPe" nE2 e ttNG99PaSs
f'rsI ari1. Barracks. Boston 70 Fnii'ppines.
,,ovrtrSrs OF wARsHIPs.-The fol-
,o,.,,s movements Of vessels nave been re-
n.~,eS ~ 70 the Navy Department;
ARRIVED.
Fe5. T-1he Cyclops. al.,'SSnasnamo: e. tho seor-
Vel s-lSc Aiax. Gt Gunn'''' o'
,,ion al CoustanIhop'''
SAILED
Feb s-rne Lebanon, from Npoi ,pon coTinto ~,
tanamo: the TicksbuTE' ''' 'O'
Amapala.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
CITY TO PAY WOMAN $17,7eo
Her Property on River Front Cut oh
bv Drive Extension.

Mrs. Jessie Gnlender, who sued the Guy
hscause her property on the North RIVER
AT l5lst street was cut off by the CLOSING
of the street for the Riverside Drive eH-
tension, received an award OF N'''oo yes
terday from the Appellate Division OF me
Supreme Court. -
When the street connected with the river
Mrs C;iuenGer received 5000 year as
rental for a pier and boat landing on her
property. Now il is necessary TO walk inc
railroad tracks from the street TO the north
or the street 70 the south TO get 70 'he
property. az,
The court also ordered en- aware l''
Travis Higgins, whose propert' near rn'
same street was isolated by the improve
mente He rot an award Of $500, whicf
was set aside by the Supreme Court IN.
higher court ordered that proper AWARD
be mede. leaving the amount TO the com
missioners of award.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
"KING OF FORGERS" GUILTY
Charles Carlesi Is Said to Have
Reened S500.000.

Charles earliest, known as the "king OF
us forzers' was convicted Of forgery in
me second degree. By a jury before Judge
hosalsky. IN General Sessions, YESTERDAY.
lhe police assert that Carlesis clever imi d.
ta'ions Of certified checks have cost New
ioik City banks az least S200,0c0 while
VanN In other large cities OF the country
, nave Contributed 10000. The jgry was out
nat on hour earliest may get from ten
70 twenty years IN prison
with good check for s2J drawn on tie
hiin OF fiss Doirr & Carroll horse deal
t1s' as . model, earliest was charged with
Forging a certified check signed By Fred
en.k Waguer president OF the irm. for
ffs,a9 IN July, 1907. . his check vas cash d
~ me Mercantile Natl lnal Rank Car
- COM icdon was due tC the fact that
~, uioh h destroy the model cHecn Tor S25,
D4t TOOK II 10 the bank and ceshed IL.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10

ton fund of $4,000 annually Chairman
Wilcox and Commissioners McCarroll.
Eustis and Maltbie voted against the reso-
luton, but said they would not oppose n
rchearing If the company asked for one but
that no such application had been received.
Mr. Wilcox said Frederick W. Whitridge,
the president Of the road. was not such a
terrible person as he wanted people 10
think Commissioner Cram said Mr. Whit.
ridges letter 10 the commission was i'm
,,rCpar and violent
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
NO THIRD AvENur ReHEARlNe,

The Public Service Commission refused
Yesterday 10 pass Commissioner cram
resolution that TIE Third Avenue Halfway
cornpar" receive rohearing on the nroer
of the commission to set aside an amoruza-
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
gYRY, DOUBLES DAMAGES
Gives $4,000 TO Woman Who Sued
Grand Opera House for $1,000.

4 verdict Of $4,000, twice the amount sued
,er was awarded to Mrs. Clara T. Thomas
" . jury In the Supreme Court, BROOKLYN
Yesterday for injuries she received when
spotlight lantern fell on her head IN the
Diand Opera House, Manhattan. The Ver-
''t was against John h. Springer, former
insHager Of the opera house. The suit hiaS
pefN N corrl FOR more than SIS years.
4lfS, Thomas lives IN Rugby hoad ano
na1 suffered from hysteria as result OF
Inc accident.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
u > wv -
GARDENER

We furnish Gardeners and superin,ehninG.SlmnSds "a
f,r large or small estates. Men OF Wri,o
tI~p'nbone stump s. walter Co; 81 BARCLAY
o. PTew York: phone S2ll cortlandt
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
HOTEL MORTON
VIRGINIA AVE, NEAR BEACH.
ATLANTIC CITY, y. j.
LOST BENKBOOKS,
ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.
Josiah White e Sons Compary.

BANKRCoK No. 5sl. 7e0 OF t,H union Dime sav-
ingf Bank is missing Any person having q
claim 10 II Is hereby called upon 70 present the
same within ten Gays submit TO haNlng SAID
passbcok cancelled ana a new one issued
Lost or STOLEN. .--Sankbook 80. 63f5si of the
German Savings Bank in the City n New
York corner Attn ave ana 18Th st.. issued %
Iottie Likhl All persons are cautioned against
regotiating the same. II not returned 20 the
bank en- the % day Of March 1912 duplicate
will be issued
LOST or STOLEN. .--Bankbock No. 6i602l Of the
German Savings Bank IN the City Of Naw
York. corner 9Th ave. and lith street issued 20
Gottleb Jehle end anna z. JehlA All persons
are cautioned against NEGOTIATING the same. II
rot returned 20 the bank on the % dsy Of
March 1912 = duplicate will be issued
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
emel oYmENT AGENCIES.

-; -yT-TT S17T'S Employment agency
CEAI.NSSo o5ot Plaza 141 East 5Ith 81. SUP,
,,.s arst eIass servants 10 private famileS' Az
rAferencss investi gated -----.----------
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
NTERLGA il E N oEf.sssTS%' ., i.ssioS.@
u ,orz,s VICTORIA, ! A. Muller,
'E"o'Ih'' JUHGFRAu ! Manager
@MONTREUX. Switzerland
SksSHOTEL BELMONT
MHE MOST DELIGHTFUL WINTER AND
Es0 STRING RESORT--EINEsr VIEWS.
Season. september-May.
INSTRUCTION.
FOR Both Sexes-City.

rHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
MADISON SQUARE ll22 BROADWAY.
Harlem Branch. 343 Lenox Ave, near l2Ith 81
Brooklyn Branch 2lS.a20 Livingston 81.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
LAWYERS

% = IjOos. COUNSELOR AT Law, CoIrN-
sS - I,nks companies ard individuals. So
r,raaawev New York; consultation, $40. address
ne L, latter enclosing postal money order ol
,n-sss none order Tor ten dollars and | will
nan rou my typewriter opinion.
-f.TRs 4 GRAY. COUNSELLOR At LAW
'"'HS' Pooms. tta Broadway CIV
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
EXCURSIONS.
STORAGE NOTICES.
NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 8, 1919.
UNION TRANSFER & STORAGE co.

l2l. l23 l2S East ga ST.. ~sw York City. To
, Stanley Brown. W: I, Bsrtlss. J.; n. erophy, q.
Broan. sraai Sohn ss buckley " 3 Birmingham. y Dr. 4
ssyn.y s'ST aE Jame. fs cro, y Miss fts IvGa cesr.
c1offord: 51S5 + Nara psdts and Fowler; Ni..
Violet Desmond. Joseph pu Freud. Theodore
EnI.S REIasts' NJ d .,shro, Mrs; N.Y. + pay y Ps
fin Jenny doldstein' Mrs L Gus; Mr.. Gsorg.
Georges. A. Glerni4 Mr. or Mrs. Hunter. B. O.
Huntington, J: Herbs. C Hudlsr. Charles
Dr. VIM Hemingway. George " Harris. Ed
Hail. Mrs Z. Haigh, Martin !. Hackett' I.sna
Johnson, Mr.. OF Mrs; 7. Jonef John G Long
Jessie J. Murphy & r. Marshall. r. B. Mar
tine Miss Lucy Mitchell, Mary Mahcnsy: John
McEntee. G. L. Mccauley. Florence Nieh9!s.
SsaFs Sress' g.' :. r. o Page. Harris nOihkowts.
Mrs < z. Roberts j T. Robinson, T. X. Rus
sell John A. Ross Mrs. Z. Robinson. c. X.
ssyten. r sullivan: 4rs gga yIoT stssnas,; A.
Treweeke. Kate Tayloi. Miss Claire washington;
Mrs O. warren. wsstminster Ho,sl. unslsin.ed
Sasgsss Mrs yoJn. v.,IIiss Mssh s.y Mrs R's'eea
You and each OF ycu are hereby noiinec that
the time for the paysoeDt Ct this corlrsay's lien
upon the property hersnss Sn nnaa ssrsaf "a han
sivsr you this company VIII cause srcn prop
srty 10 wit: HOUSEHOLD GOODS personal
ar in your name. in It's warehouses, 10 be sold
sob e. psss ss.:, nns0s made and provided IN xa.So...
T1Gal,RsphY 1Gl lss II Fi:I Fri.bkrasY e. RI lsis Al o
4. 81. and II the sale thereof Is nst conpletsa
on said date the same viii be Continues e ths
sss s,isS P,aes Sssnnins % al 1870 un; th. sale is com
Dii.sS i!sroS TRANSFER AND STORAGE co.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
CARPET CLEANING

CIEETTTI. CARPET CLEANING CO-Cleans
. - norn pressed air steam. hand or on roor
i5Se Rroadway 42I East sSth 81. COE &
BRANDT Tel. l32--3sth.
Wv Work CARPET CLEANING WORks
49, Oldest Largest Most Modern
FINE RGGs WOVEN From OLD CARPETS.
prie.s Ptasonabl=. Send for Circular.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
WORK WANTED.
Female

errpv7- AIRY. Graduate Of I; s. school oi 81
sstretares (shorthand, typeHrtins
aeco1n.iS, nosifior Miss OBJ, Room io2, 0oe
"a, s,S ave- Telephone 5e55-BEant
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
s!TUFTIoNs WANTED.

DOME STIC 81 " II-----,., IISIsS
Male
~,,.ptt:-.seotch: hrst class butler VIE
~ SCte,1n ostert any position; exceIent tStr tStHI .
,,.sH,' city or country. MISE bueA'eS
EN-, II West aga; phone 1887 Bryant
;s.1,iTp American: married. two children;
r eeIrHHrinnced On machinery poultFy; USED =, ~
h4nqnas "Csroenter's Bureau l5t 6th ave.
@ 3.,f "A T20RFR Young man; % years GsL-
Aisn a.. wishes steady job. Acdress. A. BOX o.
Female.
,,t1ERMAID WAITRESS - Neat. wsi!
CHAHpDS. good city references; city, country (:
trsinmeN Mas Rueklsy's Agency. II West f2d
p; &c Phone T4s7 BRYANT ---.-----------
dSrStands ell branches: good man
COON ,c.',,SDssl,sr per; private family bachelor
6stL -, n, ANAL club, excellent relefcnSes
apaF ~. 'Ei,zGeraids Bureau. sos 9th ave; ;
entrance 42d 81.
S-96E competent n privaie family; best ref
SOSN.x.. ossis. with coarse IRONING u neeced.
=, 9IT weet 10Th 81, rear. TOD moor -
:s,,fSI5T yr--TISrwssisp; first class cook man
011tIsr- valet useful; tnoroeshiy experienced.
three sasoS's go iudustripl Association Employ.
tTy: 9og Sency. II West 42d: phone $40
- -swedisi aist class cook:
~Cn ~Co, gardener coaehmen. usetih' together
'nn 'nsrsfe: four cars eTeeHent reference.
OF Fssgt'i,l Association Agency II Vest I'D;
phone 52t0 BryenL ---.------- -----,-------.
-, .,,i :, -f;erman; woman cook, plain and
NVan NC.n~S. man useful. good waiter; both highly
.n,aanso,ended; city, country. Morrows Employ
n1ent Agency. III l~H'nh''" S's'
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
PHYSICAL CULTURE.

KATHRYN KAHILL. the wonder worker o
the world IN health physical culture. fire.,
booklet. lGs West iGth ST.. cor Broa Away
Tel n66t--Bryant
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
HELP WANTED.
Male

vANTEp-An tnteligent capable, IN ha.d td,SateS
ing ~ W. .~ad,rate preferred: his job Is 10 go
s,tS g0i MS employer his once will be whsrs ,6H MS
snployer is, who is busy man. c,Iate TeaTs neat
atty; ~ is %.illing 10 pay well for such ser
vices Reply i3 wr,ins sans !. B4.segt e enpioyed
naIIisu uefe-snSss ~ experience and OF charactss
or 'n5 nTs When avaiabie, 70 Elias Wander HORST 20
as sin New York City.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
FURNISHES RooMs TO LEI.

5iY WEST li5TH sT.--Two large rooms modem
club privileges Tel Mcrnnesid@ e5i4 CLARK
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
SOUTHERN PACIFIC Gv

366 Broadway at Franklin 81
1853 Broadway at 9TH 80. cr..r
-cooI;1s IN T0T7Rs 10 EUROPE.
iii TSpenses Included Booklets
-tzos COOK q SON 245 Broadway. Z6A ana
55G Filth Ave. 23s9 Broadway. y. n.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
TVpgWeITINe ANo TYPEWRi- rs.
o4ESSMAKihS

s,,,S..S1r-SI, CisIBLF, 10 Nassau ST Catalogue
tr..,,su makes taken part payment; bnrg 1ins
q, 't-nisIwoGds RemIngtons. OlIvers smiths
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American & Foreign Teachers Agency-Sup-
nile. Professors. Teachets, Tutors, Governesses.
etc, % Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply
to Mrs NJ Young- Button % Union SQUARE.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10

makes Ss and ID Te%sa no !,
,o,b 81 rel. 40s--stuyvesant
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
...Ie nN0 OFFICE FURNITURE.
PROPOSALS..

SEALED BIDs WILL cBE RECEIVED 6nis. By
ihe Board Of ws!eT Tdya2 suPpyN New " YORK Until
seventh r. nSST Sn Tnesday Febrnay 20 tGI2 iS fSs
Contract e. 4? tor clearing and iun, {,HoSino 90 og" @
Ashokon r.oir; N RwddSstoeE rnl u" and Elnss,
.a1 I'lsfer County. y ,,,,. o.. bids viii
'0 ,o above Raso sSa 'ra Tsad "f Pamphs's MP let's
be publicly .PnnJi 'ior for bidders and contract
sfaHs. Ssais,Da e ee'ensd 1hs sum ~ y, aost.
dress by HepoS',n,nnSS, n,nnSS,nhit FOR further par
slG5 tor :.. eisf lsfforPnation Pn"i for gldsrs
'''''' CHARLES sTESA4SatDwJcK.
JNHN r. GAI.NiN, ,..,. o,,-,..
Commissioners ~ TIE Bo.rn Sscrsiarv 81 1P''''
JosFpH r. MoRRfssEf' ssIe.a'S
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

4 NFNRFR or THE BAR FOR TWENTY
years, leaving for his third business trip 20
Cuba and Mexico, ABOUT March lst returning wa
services 10 merchants having business IN these
localities including the adjustment and oolec-
lion OF claims MoRA. Eox 20. tribune olfce.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED:

t'enais.
HoUsEwORKER, COOK, or LACNpREss-
Excentionallv neas young English woman; ex-
esllent references; country preferred: SIS month
Is Call Irvins Agency, II West llth ST. le''
Ao67-Chelsea
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DIAMONDS AND WATCHES.
. I a NJ q NJ q :

Can be returned within one ysar.
CHARLES A. kEENf, $50 Broadwoys New tert
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10

OFFICE COMMISSIONER gs,Isa D5saTdC5 5roSo 0F
Columbia. February ., ',sIs ofrcs until .
sdosE bSo 10 IG2 haans tHT s'2sFiS! So iss
ing NdhuaI t.aHn"I afS AZ 10 3s. inclusive.
70 es Srecte1 n1a q street.. between North capi-
!SI EI' s'5sss '55ssSa.a. L. %
D. 9 FORMS ns..,a, ~ Ion may bs obtaIned from
the Chief Clerk E9sInesr ,.binr,Sn p,Si5.sh' SO0%
4eI Distrio{ .,,e,I Su pu JoEIN A. JOHNSTON.
GHHp T,HIrtM ~ " " JupsoN. Commissioners D. c.
,.r,o,,0s WILL BE RECEIVED
sra AL-D 49,, 80 The urdersened. ellis leland.
\ Y. H. untii $50 p M FsSrgary Eo:,Go 10 i'iZ,
and then opened for nyara,,,,y "oTrnss nnis ~ ~
WILLIAM WILLIAMS commossiohef OF In
migration.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
BUDAPEST
70 Cd Hotel Mungaria

Iir.t-CIass Hotel with Panoramic View over
the Danube Every modern comfort. Exclusive
american and English patronage. Directors.
BTRGER-WONIkE, Managers.