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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
Peoples Convention.


The people convention at the court
house last night passed OF with the
least confusion of any convention of
any party ever held for the purpose
OF making nominations for town Of
fees. Notwithstanding the fact that
the attendance was a record breaker.
The special in The m~telligencer this
morning was practically correct with
the exception OF the names of n few
of the candidates.
Dir. j.. H.. Jackson, at present a
member OF council from the Second
ward. was nominated for mayor with
out opposition. He has been one OF
the most aggressive and progressive
councilmen the town ever had and
VIII make the same kind OF mayor.
George +. Stansberry was nominat-
ed 10 succeed himself as tax collector.
He has held this office for two years
and has made good.
lsaac Goddard was nominated for
street commissioner IN a pretty even
race with B.. +. Wayts. They tied the
vote in the First ward. Wayts car
ried his ward. the Second. by a small
majority. while Goddard carried his
ward. the Third. by a large majority.
Considering that Mr.. WAITS only
Nohhe ihto lne HRnl recently ne made
a good campaign. Mr.. Goddard has
had considerable experience and VIII
make n good street commissioner.
w. r. Dayton did not after the
convention. but was nominate for
assessor without opposition. II is
not likely that either he or Mr.. STAINS
berry will have any opposition in the
general election. They never have.
Charles W. Travis, present chief OF
police. was nominated TO succeed him
self over two other friendly contest
ants. Phil Longwell was second man
and pulled a large vote in his ward
The fact that the mayor. tax collec.
tor and assessor were nominated
from the Second ward was a disad.
vantage to ". VI. Summers who as
pired TO this position. This was also
a handicap to Mr.. Wayts for street
commissioner.
For councilmen there was no Cd
position. ID. II. Cox. one OF the big
business men OF the town. was chosen
In the First ward: Alva y. Moore
present councilman in the Second
ward. was chosen to succeed himself
and Charles T. Gorby. member OF the
hrm OF Gorby Bros. was chosen in
the Third ward. This is a strong trio
and II is a safe guess that the people
viii see that they are elected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

The Glass Case" Junior basketball
team OF the Y. NJ. g. A.. OF this city. de-
reated the Junior team OF the Steuoer-
VILE Y. NJ. G. A. or the gymnasium
Tuesday night by a score OF 46 TO &.
The lineup:
wellahurR Efauhar-.,fa
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Steuhenviiie.

George. 16. III. Cummings. 6: Watkins. !
tfculs.b
Referee. Hatch. Timekeepers. Scott
and Cree. Scorer. Glass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

welisburg postonice will be open
this morning for general delivery.
: a. m. to ~ m. city carriers will
make one delivery. leaving at 5 a. IN.
ton. arriving at the Office at ll:3O.
Rural carriers will make their usual
rounds, leaving office at s:45. Money
order. registry and postal savings
division Will be closed all day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
UNION BAG INQUIRY ENDS.
stockholders Committee Recon-
mends Office Economies.

The committee appointed by +. G. Bar
raft president OF the Union Bag End
Paper Company. last June to investigate
the wishes OF the stockholders. has fin
ished its work AS result John A.
Slecher, James 3. Marsh and August
Heckscher three large stockholders. and
Edward F. Murray were appointed dircc-
tors TO succeed George r. Sheldon, Al
fred Clifford and Edwin :. Conway. re-
signed, and Charles f. Coburn. dead.
The committee recommended the cutting
down Of the charges incident to the main
tenance Of the New York Office to the
minimum by transferring the headquar-
tiers Of the company to Hudson Fails,
where the factory IS located.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

The demand Cor steam tonnage continued
light. but rates we're steRdier and tonnage
offered less freely Quotations TO Liverpool,
London and Antwerp, 2Ld; Glasgow. Sd;
Rotterdam, 5Sc. Hamburg. IS pfennigs
Bremen. 80 pfenuiss: Hull 40 asked. Bris-
tol, ID Antwerp 2isd Cork for orders
IS ID picked ports. large tonnage. 2s Sd
nominal Cotton TO Liverpool SOC. Charters
British steamer 22Og tons coal Norfolk
- RIO de Janeiro. lis Sd. october. British
steamer 140.0 600 cases. petroleum. hence 10
the Persian Gulf {. prompt. British steam
or. 2.949 tons. transatlantic trade, one trip
on time charter. basis 50 ID, delivery mort
% Hatterss. October. British steamer l.2P5
tons. same. prompt. Norwegian steamer,
fSS tons same Us. prompt: Danish steamer,
33S tons coal. Baltimore 70 Port Lirnon,
y {. prompt. schooner. 0e7 tons. loeWood
Black River. Jamaica. 10 New York or
stamford O. schoonor. 49, tons. logvood,
HaNti 10 New York, Stamford or proN-
dcnce. y Z. schooner 400 tons. coal Phlla-
lnIrhia 10 NnHahnrN mort. u 1.
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LIS PENDENS.
sGPTEMBER %.

MADISON AVE n W cor 18th st. y. lOxlO.
Richard VI Rent agt Solomon GoldenkIahz %
81 foreclosure Of mtgb; attorney, ~ Oiil i.
nITh ST. 10 and ~ NSss' Nv" OTIS 81 al
foreclosure ~ mtgsj: attorney % any =
$rH ST, .. 70 II OF 20 ave; A ,AiVo'"
fiancis Speir et al agt Bessie bOtVLh't Do,
foreclosure % mtg: attorneys, Sper q D"i'-
PARK AVE. s W cor l34tn st. 99K 40; FREQ
erick Schnstz et al ses Henry y JACKSON et 81
action 10 foreclose mechanics Hen)' attoiHeS" .
l25TH ST 255 East; simon Herzig ct al sgi
Icy Harper ct al foreclosure oil mug
'',erney. A @ Never. c-.o,o
WEST HOUSTON ST, = 60 n Of Greene
$. 51S3. Margaret Demarest ct nj agt Anialu
h7nn 81 al foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys
i5TH ST. ;. go It W Of ID ave. 2oxioO; ..
'sze Realty 60 OF Kew York agt Nichonn
an ibeIg 81 Al foreclosure Of MTG Attorney
Il II Bloch
FOWLER AVE W 8 between Rhhelander
eas Mel ayes. lot 81 American Tax Lien -, 1p
ri Mary King 81 a. foreclosure OF transfer
OF t0 lienl attorney. Schwebel.
BANK ST. ~; Irving IIppman sgt GusiaV
114rpaan ct al partition; attorneys, K NC
NEwBOLD AVE- s. between Castle I'm
M olmstead ayes; Land and Leo co act ia
I'D Wcnheimcr 81 al foreclosure Of transfer
o. TAX lem. attorney. NJ Frank.
MIDlSON AVE. $, OF Columbus ave
~ 5i2. Land and Lien co agt Annie Dolan ~
a. foreclosure OF transfer Of tax Hem; at'or-
hey. ~ Frank
RIVERSIDE DRIN g. cor E9th ST. lG2N
~; Samuel T. Fairfield sgt Feldman Con
f-rictiOn GO n al action 20 declare Hem; at
''tne". VI Williams.
LAWRENCE AVE. s. between West Farms
y ana Mansion ST. lot a.. American Tax Lien
% sst Rebecca De Can 10 q al foreclosure Of
"ansier ~ tax LEM attorney. } Schwebel.
,EAsrCHESTER RID, 3. between Beech ana
Maple sts, lot 3. American Tax Lien 60 AIT
'harlotte a ItOwcrOft foreclosure Of transfer
VI ia1 henl. attorney. J SchWebel
hNSTFRDAM AVE. 3. 10 n r of Ij1th ~,
9AlO0: i5Gth ~ $. $50 n Of Boulevard or
I'M ave, 2Ox9O IL Bank Of WASHINGTON
heghis agt Max SchrnIf 81 al foreclosure
VI 'ntf). ATTORNEY. ] Whalcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
SEES. PUBLIC OWNERSHIP
E. P. Ripley Gives His Idea OF
Railroads Future.

4 p. Ripley. president Of the Afchison.
Topeka Il Santa Fe Railway Company.
who n in New York on his first visit IN
about year. said yesterday that ne did
not see signs Of any receiverships among
the Western roads. but he said that thcy
would have TO go slowly.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
he asserted. wants 70 have US earn as
little as possible. There is little change
noticeable IN the attitude OF the state
legislatures toward the railroads IT Is
true that the Texas Legislature at its last
session RETAINED from enacting any ad-
ditional legislation adverse TO the rail-
roads. but that, at best is cold comfort
Mr.. Ripley characterized the recent rate
decisions affecting the railroads as I'M
fortunate. declaring that they had heen
negative. The head OF the Atchfson sald
that he regarded government ownership
of railroads as a certainty Of the future
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street market for
copper was steady. with lake quoted at lie:
electrolytic I6l. Gl67sc. and casting, 1913,
dI6&.c Standard coppsr on the Metal FIX
change was dull and easy, with spot. Sep
tembe- and October quoted II. 80 n 1890, No.
vember and December. lj.87ia 1890. In
LondoS copper was easy early. but closed
firm a. ~ l5s for spot and az rs Cd for
futures.
TIN-Dul. with spot a.. So q AZ zoe: Sep
TENDER Al So q -. 25c October. 41.95 u ~. 25c
November. aga 42.S5c. and December. 42a
~ 4Oc London was firm. closing AZ fla2
for spot and 1892 los for futures.
LEAD-Dul and easy. with spot In New
York 53ic asked and IN East So Louis
482lac asked. In London lead closed at
$50 Is Cd.
sPELTER-Nominsl: New York spot $40
n 3 SOC and East 81 Louis. voc asked Lon
don spclter. 800 lbs
IRON-Cleveland warrants. 54s % IN Lon
don Locally iron was steady, with No !
foundry Northern quoted S19Gs SIC so: No ?.
SIS 5dSI6 %. No 1 Southern and soft
S1S % Il S15 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
REAL ESTATE
continued from fourteenth page,

aim. July 2 1896; Emil Nyitray TO Tony
ss W. General guardian; 81 800. attorneys,
WYE. BROTHERS. 2s73 Webster ave.
Ohslssn AVE. = W cor 20lst st. lO0x35. Feb
s lslS' Tus NJ Murphy 10 Elizabeth Burke
az ns.,sgs ave $500.
~ ssTE CITY Island. 5, begins az "
BAL A,snd az 4 Devaugh. runs = along
ex &C. loo II 10 land Of G Dayton =
sd A. 81 y,on land So ~ TO land Of John Cotter
i, slong same 100 q 70 ,o. s venue % 7,
oes Lowndes TO samuel r Reynolds
Fsnog 100 attorney, W Reynolds. City
nssn11; AVE. e $, SIS It OF l72d st, 9OI
= March A. 1910. Annie h span 70 benjamin
800. 81 800. attorneys, G & W Hotten-
m -, %! D'J man 1873 Trask estate; April 90
" .i,,iar, Iandgrebe 20 sarah 5 Sturges
-. stinrney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co
y BrSaS Se and 100. same map and date same
LOlmA q 900. attorney as above.
% ~ 10 map Of Gleason property. 24th
~ os,Ios s. July g. 1907. Robert Edwards to
var Roberts and Jane Edwards; 1000; a'tor-
vs,oc5spECT AVE, " s. Il II from cor
M a. e8xg5. Feb 10 1896; Marcus and
pSsCSs,o 40 Siegfried Ksrebach, eXr: So
Nsa ,,,ornev. Chales Stauss, 23' Roadway.
E,,-rTIFRN BOULEVARD " cor Garden
-, ,iyisG lOxl OOxq05. June %. 1905. Jacob =
o. l.--.ssie y Gcssner TO MOllie Gutenberg, W
~ .,iorney. Malcolm sundheimer. 81 Mas
s.,ss-ox AVE. se5 and 600 s. 15Xl0o; Sept
,,,,a. 1so Broadway Holding Corporation 10
y Isls' Nfortraae Securities Co. 1GO Broadway;
49, AVE. o 8 Is u n Of 18Th st. 25x75;
"a i912 Louis and Johanna koop 70
S,-y Rumphorsi s4Goo sii0rn y, Ia Gusgen-
hlsei' ,yr rEast e95th SD. :. 1851 u ~
- ,cssrrentor ave.. eoylife. Wakefield; MAY
Z - ce-rrsneky Construction GO 70 Ronald
T. g.,vr exr. 800 Broadway; $500 -.
4 EoT en- s0N Fast - 2Nl00. Nov 4. 1905
lsih Jre,5or IN Margaret and Edward F
80 80 ,s0O attorney. Williamson, S& Alex
'a ti'-g > ST 500 being LOT S45 east l. Oh
-..-.s.ssld esvil4: July 20. 1909; PasQuale
Tsatsgna 70 Eugene A Spscht $'4VV' a''o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
CHICAGO UTILITIES CLOSE.
Peoples Gas and Common
wealth Edison Almost Merge.
USE INTERLOCK BOARDS
Large Stock Dividends for Both
Companies-Recent Buy
ing Explained.

Chicago. Sept 25-Two OF the largest
public utility corporations in the world
the Peoples Gas Light and Coke Com
pany and the Commonwealth Edison Com
pany. Of Chicago-will be under the har-
monious management OF a largely inter
locking board of directors as the result
Of action taken by stockholders Of the
sas company here this afternoon.
An official statement explained that the
arrangement is by no means merger.
Samuel Insult. president of the Common
wealth company. and James A. Patten and
John j. Mitchell. directors Of that cor
poration. merely becoming directors Of
the gas company. The arrangement was
made principally az the instance OF G. X.
G. Billings. the d. O. Mills estate and
the estate Of Anthony y. Brady, heavy
stockholders All desired that the Chi
cago public utilities should he admins
tered by a Chicago board OF directors.
Mr.. Patten said that while he was a
heavy holder OF Gas stock. Mr.. insult
only recently purchased a few hundred
shares 10 qualify as a director. He said
that recent buying OF Gas stock had been
by the general public and not by the
Commonwealth Edison Company nor
himself, Insult or Mitchell. d
George O. Knapp. Of New York, retired
as president OF the gas company. and
James +. Meagher, Of Chicago. first vice
president. who has long been active ad-
ministrative head. was elected 10 the
presidency. Mr.. insult was chosen chair
man OF the board Of directors.
The Commonwealth Edison Company to-
day declared a stock dividend OF 10 per
cent and announced an increase in It's
capitalization from $4,000 900 10 so. 10000
Stock Of the gas company viii be in
creased from 100000 10 100000. the
additional stock being offered 20 stock
holders on a basis OF 10 per cent Of their
present holdings The next quarterly
dividend Will be at the rate Of per
cent a year.
Reports that an actual merger was
contemplated could not be confirmed, hut
La Sale Street was busy pointing out
the economies which could he brought
about by consolidation. The reading Of
meters alone. it was said, would bring
about great saving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. Sept. 25-The offerings al the
wool auction sales to-day amounted 10 10, 4s3
bales. Firm prices were realized. and the
best grades OF greasy merinos had . harden
ing tendency. owing to vigorous home and
continental bidding. American buyers were
quiet, but secured few lots OF crossbreds.
The sales follow: New South Wales 500
2s %. greasy. 81 ais ! I'D. Victoria, LOO;
secured. Is i4dd2s pad. greasy. 10d n .
Tasmania. 500. greasy. 7da1s New Yea
land. 400. secured. Is 2da1 SUD, greasy,
5%d01s Id. Cape OF Good Hope and Natal,
COO. secured, Is sd n e. greasy. o. lo4d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
MECHANICS LIENS.

18th ST. = $. 12j n ~ Riverside DIVE,
qyiis7. Oriental Fireproof SASH anu "a
al Igf London ConStfuctlU" ~ IVY
sTE AVE- Gi3 and e15: James McCarthY
-. Isi6orA jackson and Abraham stern own
-. Jacob ValeHsi. lessee: LOUIS RACER CO"
,-,rlo-. 1912 80. - 90,
rTE 81 800 West. Nathan safer az
T,sivr { Marley and Louise NJ Grey, owners
so,,ynon SchWartz. contractor S5s'-
BErK ST s. 100 n " or ave = Joi i,
TO A5olrb Eueel act Ostro Construction
a. owner and contractor. 50 045. ,-
nTl4 st l2S West D'Angelo ContrsclillS
N se, CaroIyn II Swiney. owner, EDWARD
g-snbArger. contractor. $3.50 -.
.-u Avn, 100. Manhattan Electrical Con
;r,etinc Co set Rolhscnild Realty Co owner
.-,cei,. pearl Noveltv CO. contractor; So
lOSTH ST. 12l East. Philip Baum agt h ei-
~ r,riIi, Pr~r1an. contractors, S425.
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ARGUMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
SEPTEMBER r

49, Preston 20 Anna I. Powell; an interest
ev stSa Papenbaum. admI. 70 Herman "
Other. trus IS ,.
t.,is Finley 20 I. sue Dunnlng; u.
X.-rls Park Estates 10 Columbia-knicker-
,..ks- Trust Co. Slo0. 1900.
'u..,s,t I .avv 70 Nathan Hirsn: $4,000.
c.orse MrAneny. trus, to Herman LYNX
SCI ans-,esn Mortgage Co 70 Brevoort Real rs
u,s Co. -. , 49,. r.. 70 pankers
S,-s n Harriott 10 Samuel W Harriet; 81
Cars Morris Holding Co 20 clara Hai-
ii ,s,y 81 Mortgage Co 10 MARY l. Harrison
Fs sgrustine J Smith 10 Mary Smith and sno'
t-cs. s.. 49,, var,, Savings
ft IS,s 7 phelps 20 Title Guarantee and Trust
Co. $500 . ,-,l. -uaran-
"a ard Trust Co. two assts; 81. -
\. WITT VI Lockman ana ano' ext 10 "
Ne, NJ Iockman. two sssts: 500.
Vies !, Reach 20 Willard p Beach Two
...-s. g. COO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
HOLDS BONDS AS TRUSTEE.

Duluth. MINI. Sept 25.--The pub
Mshed statement that the Common
wealth Trust Company. Of Buffalo. is
owner OF 1850 bonds Of the New York
state steel Company. bought AT cost
of $3.50. 600. is icorrect. IL vas asserted
Tonight The Commonwealth Trust
Company is merely trustee for the bond
hcldCvs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
DE PEYsTER SEES sPEYER.

Henri de Peyster. inspector OF the
French Ministry OF Finance. who has
been in this country several weeks inve6-
tigating the receivership OF the Frisco
system, talked with James Speyer yes
terday. but declined TO discuss the nature
Of the conference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER 25

Sni-THFRN BOULEVARD s. eel ~ oi
Vsstchester ave: Empire City Iron WORKS agt
Redwood Realty Co Ell al, Aug Il 1919 81
81 q. -, ~,
,sT AVE al4O 70 21R; Milliken Bros duc.
al Standard Gas Light co et al; May q, 1918
cancelled: sos. 1913 Is. a.. .,
ln3 cancelled; 1884 ,,.,,.- e,.,.,- no,
uoTH ST. 2Oa and 2i1 East; Hitler SlaVin aR'
Ann 2 Johnson et al: Aug 9. 1918; 500
lsT AVE 2l40 10 Pas; Milliken BROS on, ,aiS
AIT Standard Gas Light co 81 al sept w. i''''
s15i2ts. - ron
SAME PROPERTY; Vulcan Ran aIn, 1 So"-
s,ryc,ion co aCt same; Feb II, lsls, Nt,so ~.
BROADWAY. 1851 TO 1850; h = WHEY %To1s,
eos -. r,.,;s
10Th ST. $. 2l5 Il W Of Brook aye 9 Dseas
Isse,ey r Co Qnc) agt Bronx l4sth sur, sur.
Realty co 81 al; Sept Il. 1913 10Y oeIosiV'
tnip
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Investigated Advertisements Endorsed by The Tribune
Fee Charged for investigation Arranged in Advance,

vF AN advertisement appears under The tribunal 1t means
that Tribune investigation enables this paper to ndorse
the statements contained the advertisement and that
the statements mean exactly what they
Conservative claims under this classification will
story better class Of readers with more conV
ton than the exaggeraons papers where you
have the competition of less truthful advertisers
advertiser who Under this department must
be thoroughly Investigated and the statements IN the advertise
ent must be keeping with the information received from
tlis inpersona investigation
you seeking capital extend your business letters
introduction by friends to investors are Disappointing because
thew are at sight draft the courtesy OF busy man
Why not turn up something YOURSELF Make the capital
seek the investment 49, u
An advertisement under The Tribunal will bring you
something than letters of introduction 1t may bring
Won for information about exactly the kind OF invest
Inent YOU offer from who specifically Interested
Such an advertiser hold his to strict account tor
ntemperance and exaggeraton
We will seek the truth diligently and that the adver
tement reads uthfuy and that the advertiser is one OF
integrity . Tu
There is and solid satisfaction protecting Tribune
readers by this that advertisers receive the maxi
NUN Of advertising value for all advertisements published under
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RELIABLE MISCELLANEOUS OFFERINGS.

PRIVATE STABIE-Consistng of three high class accmaed
fearless horses of them less than nine years Old WI" drive
e single saddle also Brewster brougham bus victoria
J nbaeon tandem and imported sleigh exa duplicate OF
~ driven by Emperor of Germany saddles double and single
- robes blankets all kinds whips all in hne condition
sonabe and offer will be accepted Box 5Ol care New
Yor Tribune!
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TERATiONS.
Manhattan.

I'D ST. - and 425 East. and ~ 81 80
and az Fset. 10 a / and sly garage and
storage: Mrs ~ Daub, 20 lst ave, owner =
nsynA 20 Bible House, architect; S2o.OOO.
i55TH ST, ? 90 East: 10 a sly tennn' am
shersr1 iG4 Rowery architect: 5000.
PEARL ST. W cor Elm ST; TO . s s!y
lofs bldg; Ouackenblsh Estate, owner u
frugresso Italo Americana, lessee ~ nnii a"
Stout. 2a9 Madison ave architects; $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
SEED PRICES.

Toledo sept 25.-CLOVERsEED prime,
cash. S6sTL October. SO 90, December,
SO q2N March 81 O5; ALSIKE. prime. cash,
Sl1: october. $40 %. December and March,
$40: TIMOTHY, prime. cash. old and new,
s. an: September and october. s. 40; De
cember. 81 Az February. 81 0231; March,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
ERIE DIRECTORATE FILLED.

n. p. Dawson, OF j. T. Morgan q Co.
ana y. j. Berwind. president OF the Ber-
WlndSWhte Coal Mining Company. have
"esn elected directors Of the Erie Rail
road, 70 al the vacancy caused W ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
RELIABLE HELP SEEKING EMPLOYMENT.

OFFICE POsITON-Young several years BUSINESS ehp
~ dres Office position where earnest and wiling WORK WIN
ehce oes Strictly sober energetic and steady Business
oJns to be discontinued Salary expected s'ooo
s,a sn5 H.. York Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26

The stock Of Peoples Gas on the ex-
change yesterday opened at l27 and later
declined to lof,. Before the close, how
ever. II rallied 10 12Sil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26

death Of H. Mex Twombly in 1910. and
by the retirement Of Vice President G. A.
Richardson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
SEPTEMBER *.
Manhattan.

1857 ST. s $. 100 II Of ST Nicholas ave;
nv three 5 zty tennis, 49XS94; John BOEIa
On For5hau and Webster ayes, : 20
ws.t. TsrrDs I'd and Webster ave, architect
7isf 81 n SIS n W OF Exterior 81. Tor a
h-ek r5taining wall in rear; George n S.ol ~
Co 20 81 and East River owner; VOL
r,n~ sS5 pas 17Tth st. architect; cost. S4oO'
The Bronx.
BOSTON RID. n = cor nth ST; sly irsins
hotsi 2Ors5. Patrick McShane, 2Ol2 Boston TO-
ovpsr; George Hof. jr. 81 East 15sth ST, aTchi-
ter cost. 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26

WITH OR WITHOUT Observation-Disclosures ~ married:
sdent of successful going business Would like position
no" Oa. Manager of well established business anywhere IN
as ora Cda Good reasons for change Would invest from
ooo ~ $I5 600 in sound business SOL New York tribune
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IN uuoM IT MAY CONCERN

NOTICE IS hereby GIVEN that Alfred Ben
iamin & Co. a domestic corporation naNins
IL. rrincinal office IN the city, county ana
S.sts ~ Hew York will apply 10 the Supreme
Cont Of the state OF New York, at Special
,rr,' tart thereof to be held at the County
I..' 49, in the Borough OF Manhattan.
CIV County and state Of New York. on the
icth dsy OF October. 1913. al 100 o'clock d,,d IN
the forenoon Of that day or as SOD a,,,bo
Ting aid corporation TO change us corporate
na% S 10 Alfred washington CO. ,o Ine'
dated. New York. y y. SHp,eMI11S%e' - 20 'i.'
n vrcrNF, 8 BENJAMIN, President.
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sURRoeATe's NOTICES.
PHILIP KRIEGER
HARR N NAEKER
TYPEWRITiNo AND TYPEWRITERs

VICTOR VISIBLE, 40 Nassau ST. Catalogue
free; all makes taken part payment: bargains
In Underwoods. Re~ing tons divers. SmithA
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
AUCTION SALES.

,,ou Fry. Auctioneer, sells 1890. at s24 LIST
ave soda fountain and apparatus retaken
under conditional sale and agreement, LIQUID
CARBoNIC co.
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chambermaid. friend nrst class parlormaid'
waitress; best references. Osterbergs Bureau.
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THE NEW JERSEY TOUR"
HELP WANTED.
NEW YORK.

NURSES For insane hospital near cit, nay
$50 month. ADDRESS l.. r.. BoT 6. Tribune
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Cleans by compressed air. steam, hand or
on floor 1868 Broadway, Al East 46th 81.
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CARPET CLEANING.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest Largest. Most Modern.
prtcss Reasonable Send FOR Circular.
Tel A692- 1898 Bryant fJi -43v west fotn st