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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-19
FORECLOSURE SALES.

81 pRrMG COURT. COUNTY or NEW YORK.
PrlECa tramma. Plaintiff, against Abraham
ia roh ~ a.. D.f"Ilauts
IU pursuance ~ a Judgment ~ foreclosure and
sale duly made and entered In the above entitled
action AMI hearing date the l7th day OF October,
1911. D. tho uuIrrNEucd the Referee IN said
Judgment uam'I win sell az public auction. at
The Exchange SaIesroom. Nos l4-l6 Vesey street
Iu tho Borough 0i Manhattan, CITY OF New York
on the 26iu df, OF January. 1912, - l. o'clock
noon on hat Iav. b. JOSEPH +. DAY, Auc-
tioueer tho premises directed hy said Judgment
Co h.. sold. an4 therein described as follows:
ALL. that certain lot, piece parcel OF land
with the building and improvements thereon
erected. situate. wing and being IN the Borough
OF Manhattan. CITY, County and state OF New
York bounded aud described as follows. TO Nit:
RFgINNING at a roiut on the Southerly side
or Eighty. second Street distant One hundred
,iOOi f.ct Eagt,rlv from the southeastern corner
or second Avenue and Eighty-sccond Street and
.urniuE thence Southerly and parallel with Sec
cud Avenue ono hundred and two IO2l feet two
~ inches % the centre line OF the block thence
Tastcrlv along said centre line ~ the block
TWENTY. five tg5l feet thence Northcrlv and
4,4iu uaraIlrl with second Avenue one hundred
nns two lO2D foot two ~ inches to the south
,rIt side or Eighty second Street. and thence
westerly along IN" S0uthcrly side of said last
rr. ntioneI street TWENTY. five t25l feet 10 tho
rn,u, or plarc Of beginning said premises being
known a. Number 3OG East Eighty second street
DATED No9 york. November 2lsf. 1911.
HENRY r BOTTY. Attorney f0r PLAINTIFF. 3O2
broadway, Eorodgh OF Manhattan. New York
Tho following is diagram ~ the property 70
be sold. its street number Is 800 East S2d street
East
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UNITED CIGAR PLANS INCREASE
Stockholders Asked to Warrant $4,000,
900 More Common Stock

spccia meeting Of tho stockholders OF
the United Cigar Manufacturing Company
will be held on February I 10 act on tn"
proposal 10 increase the company's COM
mon stock from sl5.o0a"10 20 100000.
Books for the meeting will close January
- and open February o.
Subject to the authorization Of the in
crease in the companys stock tic dircc-
tors have authorized the making of con
tracts 10 acquire more than So rer cont OF
the stock Of tho Thcohold & Opponheimer
Company, Of Philadelphia. For this roa-
son the directors urge tho proposed in
crease. According to Jacob Wcrthem.
president OF the United Manufacturing
Company, existing conditions in tho cigar
business lead the directors to believe that
other opportunities Of acquiring cstah-
Hshcd businesses upon advantageous terms
may present themselves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-19
LITTLE AIDS TO
HEALTH AND BEAUTY

TRY THIS HAIR TONIC-For 4 small
outlay you can make a really excellent
tonic foI hair and scalp by mixing to-
Rether one-hslf pint each alcohol and
water. then adding one ounce quinzoin.
This should be rubbed into the scalp a
little at time, and II used two or three
excess oiiiness viii Siss g g"o sna the the
hair viii grow In long and abundantly
This quinzoin haiT-tonic is especially fine
where the hair Is brittle, falls out or split
al ends.
EYEBROW GROWER-stragglv eve
nrows can be- made to grow thick and
besutifWl by applying pyroxin with fin
Eef-en1s. II the eyelashes are short and
straight. apply pyroxin to lash-roots with
thumb and foretinger and they will come in
long and curly You viii find pyroxin
..,sElaless.. bUt be careful and don't gel any
whore no hair is wanted. Druggists charge
2 dollar for an original package OF pyroxin.
WHEN EYES ACHE OR BURN-sore.
iBiiamed eyes detract from ones physical
charms. and nattention 10 these little
Warnings frequently end with wearing
. glasses and further mar the natural lines
or beauty. splendid eye-tonic can be
made with 4 pint of cold water and one
ounce cTystcS Two or three drops in tho
offending eve takes out the smart or burn.
and TO dun. nstiess eyes gives a sparkle
and delightful expression. The crystos eye
tonic Is absolutely harmless.
FOR ROUGH. UNNATURAL SKINS
harsh WINDS and face powders contribute
much toward complexion difficulties, but n
a simple alnozoin jelly is used II Is
az easy matter 90 make rough. pimply
ohy skins soft smooth and OF an eX-
clsite tint This cream-jely is made by
. Stirring two teaspoonfuls glycerine into
ene-haif pint cold water. then adding one
ounce plain almozoin. After this is thor
ongfly dissolved apply freely 20 skin and
Inb in well A few times using cleanses
nc skin Of blackheads. pimples and other
Impurities banishes lines and hollowE and
aNes - the sallow complexion a youthful
4 Nni nm clearness
~ GOOD DY-BUILDER-That tired
"cin-out.' iaek-of -ambition feeling is due
sluggish. poison-laden blood. and unless
.tlehnea 20. sickness may follow, The
- s.ciie gwen here Is an old fashioned rem
o.., sessne W action, yet positive In results
shd while Il is Inexpensive forms one OF
~ lesf lonies known Into one-half pint
srp"Oi sNsoiNe one-half cupful sugar. then
-, IN ounce kardene and hot water Il
ash' luH quart Taking a Tablespoonful
'se tlmes each day soon ride the system
,i,.s2is ACCOMMODATIONS banishes pirnples
! ,,. ,sits, VIC gives 20 a sailow, oily o.
sKln clear. healthy tone Wher
.gnqitlon obtains. health and strength
Nff yours once moro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-19
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

MAX BASKIN. proprietor Of restaurant
al No. 434 Broome street and delicatessen
store at No 74j Amsterdam avenue; invol-
untary Liabilities. 500, assets. 1850.
Judge Hough appointed George r. Allen re-
ceiver, with authority 10 continue the deli
catessen business for ten days.
BENJAMIN DORFMAN. ieweller, AZ No.
Csc sixth avenue; involuntary.
RENJAMIN and IRENE STEfNFELD-
FR who compose the firm OF Steinfelder
&. co dealers I'm women's and infants
wear. at No. l429 St Nicholas avenue: in
voluntary. Assets, N,Vo; liabilities not
given.
FREDERICK FROMHAGEN, salesman,
~ No II West 102d street: involuntary.
liabilities, t1.0is; no assets.
c,ia,,orsvilIe. n Y, who resides at Mattea-
Nan where ne was formerly in business;
Involuntary. Liabilities, S,sS9; assets, $500.
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KEEP TEMPER AT PHONE
High School Girls Do Other
Stunts" for Visitors.
It's awful brave
For COOP to save
4 girl from a spider-Or SIGH.
But think OF caring
10 h"UT HUH Nv N III
When Ccntrars asleep at the switc0

When Ccntrars asleep at the switch.
That's the ldea-mingled with many apol-
ories TO the inventor of goops-which fit
ted through the Ifeads of the woman's Mu-
niclraI League yesterday at the Washing
Ton Irving High School, when they had an
object lesson in the heroic art Of how to
bc polite though tclephOning.' What
though Central snore at the switch, what
though she give one the wrong number
three times in succession. one must be
brave and smile. and ever smile.
Eyes. please, Pleasant 5000 is the number
asked for" cooed the gentle voice of the
demonstration High School girl at the
phone.
enc. I'm sorry it's Pleasant-Pleasant
s00 Please don't give me the wrong num-
her asaIn The man there is s-weary Of
my voice
"Oh Pleasant 5000 are busy, are they?
We'll never mind Central Thank YOU for
trying. IN call again. Thank YOU. Goodby
N.Y. sighed a woman in the corner
when the houeyed words stopped flowing
sT wonder if she'd he so sweet II she had
the EXPRESS compauy's clerk TO deal with
that had this morning? I intend 10 re-
rort him. too
After the polite telephone lesson William
NcAudrew. principal Of the school, showed
OF his girls who are learning dressmaking.
They draped q soft red silk nothing over H
form. shipped and pinned bit and, lo!
there was blouse.
That's SPLENDID" commented Mrs. Ed
ward r Hewitt, who a. president was Of
fetal spokesman OF the league. why / al
WAYS thought it was the most wondcrtul
thing in the world to make gown, but
now ! see there is no reason why one
shouldn't got up and make one before
breakfast Nov. Dr. NCAudreN. ] always
thought the next most wonderful thing al
ter making a dress was TO take a spot out
Of dress without leaving 4 ring around
tho place Can YOU girls do that?'
..Wny-er girls. where's the class in spot
tervg" cried DR.. McAndrcw.
Tho delighted girls reported that spot
terry came under the department OF house
keeping in an extensive curriculum where
every little spot had 2 cleaning Of its
own"
Stereoptiron pictures were shown OF the
lirly in different branches OF the schools
technical work and ln their plays, dancing
and games The principal answered the
criticism OF those who think much valuable
school time is wasted in preparation for the
non-scholastiC activities.
!. owe are trying TO bc as clever as the
devil said he snd II he said it before two
I hundred girls and the Womans Municipal
sLeasue Il is news that's fthto print. You
sec. he's roaming all over this town, seek
ing whom he may Gevour and catching our
girls in their spare hours We purpose TO
run rival attractions here IN the Washing
ton Irving High School The day has gone
by when the world thinks everything dead
Is duh - good and everything pleasant is
evil We have pleasant things here that
make the old devil simply wild with jeal-
ousy. cause they're good and he can't have
them"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-19

The home dressmaker who is courageous
enough To attempt the difficult tailored COS
tune can find in the shops many things
10 tighten her task. There are coat fronts
Of tailor canvas properly shrunk and ready
for use which can be bought for 70 cents a
pair The fronts have the little rcvers
used for the strictly tailored costume, but
the collar must be added. One buys the
fronts by bust measurement and II they
should bc too long in the waist they can
easily be made right by taking them up on
tho shoulders Collars At Is cents each are
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MEMS RIGHTS.

acknowledgement of women MAJ 90 dosr
In ,,a,s,r,, OF the club luncheon so oe''
~ . .''o hearts of women. Tho CLUB " Won
10 ''T L,Inncbise League Of San franG, i5no
ans JTahitnt,s q dinner for that ume-hon-
viii sG t5%c,or because the men who 5 ARE
1 %Sbers Of the oa9 PPoEssd f0s' social
sqqa rFnt s,ves are at an hS2T When business
luncheon F,2s maxi X it inconyenient for the men 70
"A
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WOMEN AND COST OF LIVING
Their Part in Problem Discussed at Al
bany Meeting-Mrs, Dix PatronesS.

Albany. Jan. lS--Mrs John A. Dix was
patIppess Of a home makers session in
the Assembly chamber tonight, which
closed the seventy-second annual conven-
ton Of the New York state Agricultural
Society. the New York State Breeders As
ISOLATION and several other agricultural Or
CARNATIONS which have been IN session In
Albany for the last three DAYS.
Tie principal topic discussed was meth
o,is, by which women may reduce the cost
Of living. The speakers were Professor
sMsryD Swartz Rose, Columbia University;
Mrs. Blocker Bangs, Brooklyn. Harry d.
Winters. Department Of Agriculture, Al
bany. Professor Martha Van Rensselaer,,
Cornell University, and DR.. Fritz Reich
mann. state Superintendent OF Weights and
Measures
Tho final business session Of the Agri-
cultural Society was held this afternoon,
when resolutions were adopted empowering
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| EaGlA~A1Srl-ls-l.anIESeqSenfby,,
RAYMOND o Whitconb co-22S Fifth 1ye. !:
STORAGE NOTICES.

WARWICK - THOMSON COMPANY. 656i660
West a4th Street Borough of Manhattan GUY
and state OF New Ncrk. To Rockford Cabinet
20 Multiphone Co aud Eugene Laner Sykes:
Won aro hereby notified that the storage and
other charges being due ami the time for pay
mont Of This uompany'S lien therefor upon the
nronerty hereinafter described having expired,
and due notice thereof having been given To
Won this company will cause TO DO sold M pub
lie auction on Feb 9th. 1872 commencing ~ II
o'clock a. M. ~ l0S Sth Ave. IN tho borough
~ Manhattan. city and State u Now YORK. the
foIIoyyinv described goods belonging To YOU or
bSld on your arcosnft Thirty four crates OF csbi-
.u.ts WARWICK THOMSON 60.
b. y. r. THOMSON. Treasurer.
BENJ n. CARDOZO. AuctioneeT.
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~ News Of nt9rgSt &,
" to ,Wgn1gn - II

the president to appoint standing COM
mittee OF five members TO promote co-opera-
ton between the producer and consumer
and TO call meeting OF delegates OF al
the agricultural societies OF the state 10
work out plan whereby the producer and
consumer may be brought into closer con-
tact.
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end street

The approximate amount Of the lien, charge,
"a no sold Is Twenty-three thousand six hun
dred thirty one and 25-iOO dollars tf2J.83l 90,
with interest thereon from the 5th dsy OF Jan
amounting 10 Three hundred nnety-eight and
24-l00 dollars 1s39s 2N. with interest from Jan.
uary 9th. 1912 together with the expenses OF
the sale The aDproximate amount OF the taxes,
assessments and water rates, or other liens
which are To be allowed To tho purchaser out OF
the purchase money or paid by the Referee. Is
-Four hundred forty-seven and 81 100 dollars
(S4f1.s 4 and interest
Dated. New York January eh. W.
WILLIAM s. BENNET. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-19
.Jeen in the Shops

...,f,oa .nd folded. and all they n''H
10 covered with the material "
Alterations are made by sh"'
o,ds The collars are only 81 'h'
- ,,,.,,,risb variety. so the woman WIZ
-. .,,, of the large. fancy ana'rS h""
a. ,brou,n on her own resource
,'..,sa. tho canvas fronts there are padS
for ,bc parts around the ariiilo.,'
OF faIt or OF canvas and wadd'hS' '"e's o.
chandler forms and there are DUST p'uS .,
difro-ert kinds The latter are Hdue %
b,ircIctb or Of hairCloth aho railNoo
cloth coats. and Of padded cotton c'o'n 'O
goft elk or velvet coats Any one o. ''''.'
articIes can be bought for from 10 cents I"
o cents a pair.
Fit,ed waist Innings OF percale or SILK III
white gray or black can be oought J."
iron, 81 10 81 80. They open either III III,
,ocI or front. are boned al the waist anu
$50 hooks and ewes They are SOLO pV
v,.oiet measurement. and alterations are 10
- rrado NJ the TOP, above tho boned por-
tion Net Innings for lace or chinoh
,,,aiste are Is cents each. They have snort
s,aeves and a neck cut a little low ana are
given A little soldity by shaped poneu
belt Nv adding yoke and collar and the
lever rarts OF the sleeves one can easily
,rrn one of these Innings into guimpe.
Tho woman who makes her own frockS
nv, has neither the time nor skill 20 give
the LITTLE touches OF embroidery OF braid
ing she adnnires IN the apparel of her
,roa,,b,er sisters can sometimes have such
,o,l, done for her at no very great cost.
Machine work is sometimes as effective as
that done by hand. and II embroidery must
ba done by hand little used in the right
wav IS better than a great deal when II Is
ynlsanplIed. A woman who for twenty
wears has been engaged in decorating femi-
nine attire and whose chief work at pres
emf ,s copying the embroideries, braidings
and an on OF French models seems 10 be
inst Tho one TO help out the home dress
maker IN such things. Most OF her work
Is done for dressmakers, and she finds that
nr,vats individuals are often unwilling TO
nav her prices The really wise woman,
bor,oyor will know that even IL she should
nav II, or sls for having a chiffon waist
ernh-oIderad nv hand she will still be able
M r,oko nm the garment at much less than
n wonId cost 10 buy it all ready TO wear
And tbore are many things much less
costly than having a chiffon waist elabo-
rately embroidered by hand that one can
have done 10 add 20 the charms OF ones
wardrobe. Brading by hand is something
ths, few care 20 pay for. but this is some
thing that can be done very satisfactorily
by machine.
aFsg rIE
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sr-pRENE COURT. COUNTY or NEW YORK.
~. sarah T. Mcpherson. as General Guardian,
and others Plaintiffs. against Jonas Wei and
others pSfendants--ln pursuance 81 judgment
OF foreclosure and sale. duly made and entered
I'm tho above-entited action ami bearing date
the 9Th day OF January. 1912, 7, the undersigned
thc Referee IN said judgment named, Will sell AZ
publi, auction. at the Exchange Salesroom Nos,
ID I8 Nesey street IN the Borough OF Manhattan,
CITY Of New York. on the lst day of February,
1912 AZ ~ o'clock noon on that day, by Joseph
= Day. Auctioneer tho premises directed by
said Judgment to he sold and therein described
ne follows: ALL that plot % land In the city
and County ~ New York. with tho buildings
thereon bounded and described follows: Re
ginning NJ a point in the westerly side OF First
Avenue distant siXty-cight feet five inches
northerly from the Intersection OF tho westerly
side OF First Avenue and tho northerly side of
sixty second street, and running thence westerly
paralIel with Sixty-second street siNtyfour feet
thence northerly parallel with First Avenue
ihirty-two feet: thence essterly parallel with
sixty second street slxty-four feet TO the west
erlv side OF First Avenue and thence southerly
along the westerly side OF First Avenue thirty
two Feet 90 tho point OF beginning
Dated New York January 9th. 1912
WILLIAM s. BENNETT. Referee
HAROLD T.. I.IPPINcOTT. Attorney for Plain
Tins. 25 Nassau street, Borough ~ Manhat-
tan. city Of New YORK.
Tho following Is a diagram ~ tho property 10
he sold: It's street Numbers arc 1885 and 1891
Fret Avenue
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SCHOOL AoENcIEs.
LOST RANKBooKs.

| BANkBOOK No. jl5133 Of tho Union Dime
Savings Bank Il missing. ANY person having
= claim 60 n Is hereby called upon 10 present
! tho same within ten days or submit 10 having
said passbook cancelled and now one issued.
| HANDBOOK no 572 237 Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank r. missing. ANY person having
claim o. Il II hereby called upon to present
| tho same within ten DAYS or submit 10 having
said passbook cancelled and new one issued
| BhNKBOOK No 4S9 $50 OF the Union Dime say
iugs Bank r. missing. ANY person having a
claim to ~ IN hereby called upon 90 present the
same within ten DAYS or submit to having said
passbook cancelled and new one Issued
| BANKROOK No 400 sol o. tho Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing Any person having
n claim to II IS hereby called upon to present
the same within ten days or submit 10 having
said passbook cancelled and new one issued
! LOST OR sTOLFN.-Bankbook No. 81 6o3 Of
tho German Savings Bank IN the city OF New
York corner 4th ave and 18th st. issued 10
Dora Krahm. All persons are cautioned AGAINST
negotiating the same. II not returned 70 tho
Bank on the 10th day OF February. 1912. n
duplicate will be issued.
LOST or STOLEN Handbook No t7i.627 o.
the German Savings Bank IN the city OF New
York, corner 4th ave. and i4th 81, issued to
Mrs. Kate Kreiser. All persons arc cantione1
against negotiating the same. ~ not returned ,d,S
10 the bank the 9th day or fcbruary, lSl-,
= duplicate will he issued -
LOsT. Handbook No. 533.J40 of Dry Dock Saw
ings Institution Any person having claims
upon said book II called upon 70 present the
same 10 the bank within thirty days. or the
said book will bc declared cancelled and extin-
gulshed and a new issued In lieu thereof
LOST -Bankbook No 40. 1O4 of Dry Dock say
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 and eNtingushed
and a new one issued in lieu thereof.
LOsT-Bankbook No 544.Q06 Of DRY Dock say
ings Institution. Any utrson having claims
upon said hook Is called upon to present the
same 10 the hank within thirty DAYS or the said
book will be declared cancelled and eXtinguished
and new one issued in lien thereof .
IOsT-Bankbook No 545. $50 Of Dry Dock Saw
lnes Institution. ANY person having claims
upon said hook Is called upon 10 present the
same 10 The hank within thirty DAYS or the said
book win he declared cancelled ana eNtlhgulshed
and new one issued in lieu thereof
LOST Handbook No 49,, i06 u Dry Dock say
Ings InSti,ution. Any person having claims
,,non sais. hook Is called upon 10 present the
same 20 tho hank within thirty DAYS or the said
book will be declared cancelled ann eAuhSn"hed
and new one issued in lieu thereof
LOsT on sToLEN.-Bankbook No 2sI OF
tbe Tsmterant Industrial savings Bank Pay
ment stopped Please return book to bank. No.
~ Chambers -.
IOsT PassSooE No i0%1ti. issued by the
Tfnlop souare savings Bank, formerly the IN
| s,ttuttop NJ, the Savings Of Merchants Clerks.
Ftndsr viii please return Il TO the bank
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COURSE IN COOKING AT SMITH

rby Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Northampton, Mass. Jan s5o5
IN cooking and sweeping has pee" So %,
10 the curriculum Of smith Ones -.
.,,o ,,ouDg women have elecleo ''''
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The approximate amount ~ the len or charge
20 satirfy which the above described property Is
IN b. sold IA Nine thousand five hundred and sey
o. teen dCllarS and MY cents No.5lI.50I, with
interest thereon from the lin day or October
1911 together with costs and allowance amount
Inc N Three hundred AMI twenty-siN 60 100 dol
lars with interest. from October 18th. 1911. TO-
90 her with tho expenses of the sale. The az
rroxirnate amount or the taxes. assessments anc
yrator rates or other liens. which Rrs TO be Al
lowed a. the purchaser out OF tho purchase
money. or paid by the Referee, Is Sl9l "a am
Datsd New York November 2ist 1911
ROGER A. PRYOR Referee
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Bankers here were interested iu tho an
nounccment Of the new German loan, az q
large amount Of short-tcrm loans due "a
New York banks by German borrowers
natures within the next few weeks. II is
expected that this large loan will result In
a renewal. at remuncrative rates, Of much
Of this short term Indebtedness. Approx
mately so 10000 Of these loans mature dur
ing the next two weeks Bankers do not
expect that this market will bid for any
large amount Of the new German bonds
owing 10 the low interest return compared
with that received from investments IN
equally high class securities here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-19
HEAVY GERMAN LOANS MADE
Empire Gets S2O.OOO,OOO and Prussia
sos, 100000 at 4 per Cent

Berlin. Jan. 1s.-Loaus amounting 10 a
total Of 500O00.oO0 marks Gl2j.00J0oot were
placed to-day by the imperial German gov
eminent and tho state government Of Prus-
sia combined with group ~ Berlin banks
headed oy the Prussau State Bank, the
interest 10 be- At per cent
The German Empires portion Of tho loan
amounts to only 100000 marks B2H0)0.0u~
and is Intended for tho redemption Of part
OF the 2io.OCo00O marks $50 Ooo,cop Of Treas
ury notes maturing this year the remain
der OF which have been prolonged or ro-
deemed from the surplus IN tho Treasury.
There IL thus no increase IN the imperial
debt.
The loan Of 420UOOn0 marks G05.WO,rO
issued bv tho Prussian state government is
for the construction of railroads and th"
acquisition Of rolling stock, etc. The sub
scription list opens on Janiary % at the
rate Of l01.4O
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

--..7T re VIII SONS Employment Agency.
= r,ySSsisnhone 2224 Plaza. 14l East 9th st. SUP
-, Est class servants 20 private families. AL
sssferences Investigated