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Provisions closed higher. Cash prices
were: Pork-Mess, s2a.75ds2a25; FAM
!ly. S2t50m $3.50. Becf-Packct, slS1
sIs; family. siams2o. Lard-Prime
Western, slo+5 !: refined Continent, 11o.S0 !;
South American, sll6O
Chica 1n prices u,ere.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER { PITTSBURGH
RAILWAY COMPANY

Equipment trust Bonds Series "a"
SINKING FUND NOTICE.
Notice 10 hereby given. ss provided In Ar
ticle Nil. OF the Indenturs dated May 1.
1872. securing the above bonds. that scaled
offers VIII be received up to 10 o'clock \ NJ
on Friday May l. 1914 by the undersigned
az it, Once, No 40 Broadway New York
for the sale to It as Trustee at the lowest
price az which such bonds shall be offered
SUFFICIENT OF: the above bonds to exhaust the
sum OF t2b 90. Offers should he sealed and
endorsed OFFERS for the sale Of Ruffao
Rochester a Pittsburgh Railway Company
Equipment Trust Series A. Bonds TO the
sinking Fund, and ADDRESSED to the TRUST
DEPARTMENT.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK.
BY A. J. HEMPHILL. President.
New York. April End. 1914
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INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER
GAHl,AH AIIAN

Notice is hereby given that tho Second
Annual Meeting OF the s,ockho lders OF In
tsrnational Harvester Corporation will be
held At the principal ONCE of the Corpora
ton at No. 81 Newark street, Hoboken. New
Jersey at eleven thirty o'clock In the fore
noon on Thursday, May IL. 1914. for the
election Of six directors. to hold once for
three yeArs and for the transaction of any
and all business that may come before the
meetine. including considering and voting
upon several proposed changes In the by
laws. and upon the approval and ratification
Of all contracts. acts. by-laws proceedings,
elections and appointments BY the Board Of
Directors or the Finance Committee since
the last Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders,
as get forth In the minutes OF the Board Of
Directors and Of ; 10 Committee. which until
the meeting, Will be open TO examination by
stockholders OF record during business hours
at the Chicago once uf the Corporation.
Harvester Building, e06 South Michigan
Avenue, Chicago. Illinois.
Dated April Is. 1914
By order OF IN" Poard ~ Di-ectors
GEORGE A. RANNEY. Secretary
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MIAMI COPPER COMPANY
~ troadW y, Y.
DIVIDEND no. 0.

Tn. BOARD OF Director. Of Miami Copper
COMPANY have this day declared a quar-.
terly dividend Of 20 cent. per share ON the
capital stock Of the COMPANY. PAYABLE MAY
lSth. 1914. TO stockholders ~ record AZ IN.
close Of business on May LIST 1914 Books
Will not close.
SAM 4. LEwIsOHN. Treasurer
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF BONDS.
civ t'tah' Sc. 90 veer Ponts dated May
1924. $4,000. with interest from November
!. 1919, TO May !. 1914. wtll h. paid on pres
entttiOn to the First NatIonuI Bank. New
YORK CRY. on o. Iftcr My !. 1874.
FRANK GoDBE. city Treasurer.
Dated Antil 90. i"lf
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The Liverpool market was quiet. There
vas moderate bushes, in spot cotton.
With middling unchanged at 7.32d Sales,
1000 bales; receipts. 10000 bales none
American
Prices at Liverpool were:
Open. High. Low. Clos. Prev.
ing est. est. ing. cloee.
Hy.Iune o., sE $50 $50 sT $50
July Aug. s72 s7sY s7on e72 an
sc Nov s2sis ESQ scsis s.csh SIS
u A, " bids 10 Liverpool were: May.
lsS7 July. l249; October, 1875. The
market there is due to open to-day I to 6
POINTS higher.
Recaipta and stncka WarA.
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The receipts from cuEoms yesterday were
81 lH "a. from internal revenue ordinary. ssP2
"a corporation TAX So Nj. and mis- ellaneous
S7i,Hs National bank notes received for
dewpton. Si.sNS2
The cash statement Of tho United States
Treasurer for Arril 81 shows:
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STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES
BONDS

MN Brsden Cor 7s......iso 49, ~ 10
sceo Can Pac - notes. ic>r iox iHI Io<x
3ono Mason Valley e.. 6 q 81 81
5000 Y Guy <xs - .iolk ioiI iei& isIk
sSell cents per shArs
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BY SAMUEL ARMSTRONG, o..
Assistant Secretary.
The Federal Publishing Company
BY BEN WOOD.
Secretary.
I hereby certify ths, the above numbe red
honda were drawn as stated above.
MNI.FS NJ. not RKF,
Notary Public. New Work. Comfy.
The holders of the abo,e INC ntloned bonds are
hereby notified that sal bonds will be paid at
par Ind accrued Interest on May 10th. 1914. upon
preec nts tion and surrender thereof At the offcc
Of The Equitable Trust Company OF New York.
No. 81 Wa II Street. New York City. on which da 70
Interest thereon will cease
The Federal Publishing COMPANY.
by BEN WOOD.
- SECRETARY
NV NORE v v.
February ~. 1914.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE statement Of
the re,eip's and pay wsrrants Of the Treasury
shove:
Yesterday This month. Fiscal year.
Receipfs..... 81 ets. COZ 3S,lteT,e So -. 81
Pay warrants 2.H3. c3s T.Wssoo 66e on. 2s1
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Louisville and Nashville.
1914 Changes.
"a week April. tosttio Dec s.,sTs
From July l....., NoS,Os. Inc. l.otIVs
yEuJGu VALLEY
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THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILWAY co.

New York. April /. 1914
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T NNFT 7 eNUW6.
GENERAL, FIN
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

TO redeem outsa nding cnrtihcaie. ne Sc SO
Grand total cash Assets IN Treasury -Ql60li -,
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Textile and Trade Notes.

Justice William Z. Werner. OF the
New York State Court Of Appeals, was
one Of the speakers at yesterday
mornings session Of the National As
ISOLATION Of Credit Men in convention
at Rochester Reports we're discussed
By A. J. Gaehr, Duluth; c. f. Vandel,
Kansas City; d. G.. Endy. Philadelphia;
W. f. II. Koelsch, New York, and
others. Another open parliament was
led by d. L. Sawyer, Milwaukee. and A.
+. Maxwell, New York. More than 100
bankers present at the convention at
tended dinner last evening at which
Attorney General Carmody was the
principal speaker. Some of he main
problems OF bank credit were discussed
in the address.
Imports Of s5,439,24O worth Of dress
goods for the ten months ending in
Anril Of this year, compared with 81
s84,273 for the same period ending
last rear.
Of the 1858 bales of cotton goods
shipped from the Port OF New York
last week, 2,265 bales went to the Phil
ippines, $50 to Chill and 1,190 to China.
Included in the exports of cotton goods
were SOL bales Of duck, valued at $780,
597.
Domestic brosdcloths TO sell at 81 a
yard and less are counted on to more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25

than hold their own in competition
with imported lines this coming spring
season.
Summer fabrics for mems wear.
made Of cotton and mohsir, are re-
ported to be selling freely for next
season. These goods cost between Toe
and 55c a yard in 81 inches.
vide range of new patterns is be-
ing shown b. domestic producers.
Final figures on the 1913 cotton
crop announced yesterday BY the
Census Bureau place it as the largest
the United States has ever grown, ex-
cept that Of 1911. At the same time,
the estimate OF the total value Of the
crop shows il was the most valuable
ever produced. it being worth Sl,643,-
200, 900. The quantity OF cotton ginned
from the 1915 crop, counting round as
half bales, and excluding linters. was
i3.9S2,S11 running bales, or 14,l56,AS6
bales of 800 pounds gross weight. Cot
ton seed produced was 100000 tons,
of which 4.759,50S tons were crushed.
The value of the cotton is estimated
at 1857 100000, and the seed at $780,
100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25
TRANSFERS Reject PLAN
Ask Central Federated Union
to Urge Arbitration.

The executive committee of the
TesMsters' Union, which declared a
strike on the Meade Transfer Com
pany. Yesterday rejected an offer by
tho company to take back into its EN-
plov a number of the strikers. II the
strike was officially declared of by the
labor organization.
The committee voted to ask TIE Cen
trai Federated union TO press the
Meade company to agree to arbitration
of the strikers demands. Until re-
port is made by the Central Federated
Union no action will be taken on the
question of a general sympathetic
strike.
Colonel VI. J. Reagan, Of the State
Board Of Mediation and Arbitration
Who has been directed by State Labor
Commissioner Lynch to make an efor.
20 settle the strike, presented the COM
peny's offer 20 the teamsters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25
CIoa1.. snIts. Mom,n'. Mear. ele.

BANGOR, Ma l. Freese. ladies' ready
tc-wear; 10 W 900 st.
BoSTON--R u Stesrns & Co: G W Conk
i'm. ladies' ready-t oswesr: IS iIth 81
CHfCAGO--Marshali Field & Go; = ID Car
ley, ladies' suits. los Worth A. a.
NEWPORT n liking. Mcleod co
W Poole. ladies ready-to- wear; Wallich
PRONIDENCE. II I--Caliendsr McCauslan
Trour 90; Miss kenny. corse's and
READING. PENNIN Marcus, muslin IN.
derWcar and wash dresses; n W 2Sd a.
ST LOUIS-StiS. Bacr & Fuller Drygood'
60; Miss J Bauman. bathing suits q
ToLEDo-w T. Miner 4 Co; Miss A Ren.
nor, waists, skirts and wrappers 70 W
ed st.
DryEOods, etc.
ATLANTA. GA-Cham6erlin. Johnson Dn
Dose Co: y II Macon, drysoods' y
18th 81. COllingwood. 81.
Baer. piece goods: liS2 BWay. -
BALTIMORE- Baltimore Bargain House. L
Y Read. dress goods: $50 9Th ay. 20 y
BANGOR ME-A l. Freese. drygoods' 90 "
BosToN-M ! Collins: piece goods Hoffman
BtFFALO-Hens d Kelly Co; T & pool.y y,
silks dress goods and domestlcs; 81 Union
CnHRLoTvrE. n C-Belk Bros; c II Nc
Donald. drysoods; Aberdeen.
CHICAGo-P r Palmer Co; d Palmer
C1IICEGo-J Y Fsrwell Co: II II AIMING,
ginghams and outings; II N AIMING. nan
nels. blankets and Innings = Leonard -.
CHICAGO-A Lurie co; Lure drysooos'
1851 broadway.
Ci. MISUNDERSTANDING Cloak Co; z speri-
ing cloakings; Hoffman. -.
CLEVFLAND-BaileV Co. HogE' oress
goods silks and Innings; Il W I'd ST. her
CoWc6Rp. \ C-Parks-Beibs co: J G
Parks. drygoods. clothing and notions
T,iN.Tp0TT- ccor-iev Eros. Schlaf. do
ncstics ana Innings } Long dress goods;
HAMILTON. OHlO-MatheS, sohnsen Co. =
sohngen. drygoods: 60 West SD ~.
NIDDIFPORT. OHIO-J G McIhanev. dry
goods and general merchandise; Hermitage.
MONTGOMERY. ALA-Bernard FRANK CO.
B Frank, drygoods; IS Leonard 81. a-,.
goods ana general mdse; Albert. -.
NEWPORT, n king Mcleod 90; u w
smith. dress goods and silks; WsincA. 81
NEW HAVEN'T A Csroin; WooHehs' No'
pHaiT'ffSETpELPIrIA-N snellenburg & Co: n G
Moore silks: 1851 Bway. - ~.
PHILADELPHIA-H Crsmer' HosNihsS'
Herald Square. -.,,,
ROCHESTER-Stein- RocE o. "oi"'
ST T0I'IS-Fly & walker d C Co r
calhoun. drygoods; 25S Church ST o..
81 ALBANS NT-Richardson TWigg q 20;
w poolin. dry coOls. caryetS ana Iaules
WINSTON SALEM. C-Marler Dalton.
elmer co: ! /. Glimer. dry goods, notions
and furnishing goods; Aberdeen.
WORCESTER MASs-Barnard' sumner
Putnam Co W Tongue. cloths; 20 spring
ST.
Millinery. Iaces. Ribbons. etc.
Rt-rFAIO-Hens & Kelly Co: 6 A Gehr,
ipa laccs ribbons. embroideries ara
voilinss: 81 Union 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

Ro,tsrdsn. June es-KursK (Russ). New
YORK Tor i.ibau.
SAILED
ravsl June 23--Msrtha WsshinSton
AUST from New york; Naples &c
goutharrpton June 20 noon--kronprinN
Wilhelm fGerl from Bfemenl, New
York yie Cherbourg: i2:io y m-Oeeanle
fBrl New York Via CheubouIs ahu
ouserstown: i:2a d m-kalscrin Au-
,.,iste Victoria tGerp from HambufBl'
Now York VIA Cherbourg.
f.ibsu. June ef-DwinSk tRussi' NeW
York ,,t ~,
Colombo. June eS-Dcnbigh liaH (Br)
(from MANILA. New York. n
Rio do Ianeiro. June iS--Crofton hall
iRr) from Canao. etcl. New hoTh.
o~an Hume g4-CifY OF Bristol (Br) Qrom
Calcutta and Colombo), Boston snd Ne"
Ma -sefiiss. June i9-csnada Fr). New
ycr1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25
VACATION CASH PAYS FINE
Passaic Motorcyclists Give Uu
$50 of $50 and Go Home.

1t took just about all their vacation
money for Peter Barker and William
Dunkurloot to pay two fines OF s2j
each for speeding in the West Farms
court, yesterday. The two had saved up
s52 for vacation, and left their homes
in Passaic, n. j., on motorcycles for
Springfield, Mass, to enjoy two weeks
of ease.
They we're arrested on the Pelham
Parkway for speeding. and after tn ey
had paid their fines cycled slowly pack
to Passaic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25
BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Out-of Town Visitors Here to Look Over Offerings
Local Wholesale Dealers.

CHICAGO V Fsrwsll Go, Mr. John
son. laces. - Leonard 81 .,,,,,
JNDiANAPOIIS-Fah & Mctrae MN
nery co; u BsBlIs flowers and feathers'
LYNCHBURG. VAC " GuFEenhsimer. y
Guggenheimer notions: 80 Fourth ave.
NORFOLK. NA-Miler. fthoads 4 Swar,z.
Miss X Cohen. belts ana neckwear; 90 W
53d st: Grcgoran
PITrSBURGH-Jos Horne co. 4 X Bennett.
Miss Arthur mininery: 90 " SSd 81
PITTSBCRGH-J J Porter a 60; Miss Is
Wells. millinery; Grand
Mems and Boyr Wear. etc.
ANDERSON. s C-B Fleishman & Bros.
FleShmsu. clothing. B'way central
BOsToN-R n white 90: n J Gibbs fur.
nishing goods; Fisher clothing ana
hats go W SD ~
BOsToN-Jordsn Marsh CO: II Hure
hosiery and underwear. 81 Union 80.
BOSTON-Curtis 4 Bradford g Brad
ford. furnishing goods: Herald 80.
BOTTOM Schuman 4 60; w + Manner
CfIfRLoTTE. \ c-Beik bros G II Nc
Donald. furnishing goods and notions
Aberdeen.
CHICAGo-Hillmsn's = ! kicker. fur
nishing goods. gloves, HOSIERY and under
wear; Tia W S2d ~
DALLAS, TEN-Titche. GoettinEer co; "
Martin. clothing and furnishing goods 90
SCRANTON. PENN Longs Sons W J
Martin furnishing goods and umbrellas
3lj 18th av.
Women's Wear.
BOsTON-W Fienes Sons &C. & 4 Bcder-
man. bathing suits; & sheffield, children :
coats Miss Jones, infants coats; TIC W
32d So
BOSTON Marsh 60: Miss J T. Nc
Clusky. costumes and dresses. 81 Union "a.
BUFFALO-QUcen City credit 90; From
CHTCAGO-Carson Prize. Scott co; y u
Crawford and f Toote, hosiery' 10
LYNCHBURG. Vac II Gussenheimer, IA
dies ready 10 wear: SO Fourth ave.
RICHEST ETl-Menter & Rosenbloom 60:
u " Brickner. clothing and cloaks li'
san FEANCIsCo-Nhss Gilbert. muslin
underwear: Co W 3Sd 81
TOLEDO--H Stein Cloak CO. Goldberg
ladies' ready to wear; p Madison ave.
TROY. Y-Union Clothing co; ; lewis.
cloaks and clothing; Albert.
YOUNGSTOWN. OHlO-Sirauss. Iiir5hbcTs
60; z p Beacon. ladies' ready 10 wear;
SIS Fourth ave.
MiscelIaneo
BERWICK. PENN-Berwick stores co: r \
Whitman. general merchandise; 10 + 55d IT..
BCFFA Medium & Anderson
Co: W T. Gibson. rep; Walker 81
GRAND RAPlDs-spring Drygoods 90 \
Hengerer, general merchandise; "a
MACON. GA-Danrenberg Co; NJ Dennis
shoes. 1875 Broadway.
MONROE. y C--Lee e. Lee, J II Lee, gen
crai merchandise: Churchill.
PTTTSBC RGH--l rank 4 Lcder: VI MARKS.
gloves. hosiery. neckwear. jewelry, leath"t
goods and psraso's; 40 Fourth ave.
SCRANTON Longs Sons; Long. ho-
siery. gloves. leather goods, silyerWafe
etc; 80 Fourth ave.
san FRANCTSCO-Greenba We'll 4
Riichels. May. manufacturing depart
ment: ~ Leonard ~.
san FRANCISCO-R Well & Co: " \
Kaufman. clocks, jevelry and silverW1Te,
50 W 33d ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25
Loans on City Property

The New York Title Insurance Com
pany has made the following loans on
city property: $4,000, s per cent,
southeast corner Of 149th st. and Riv-
erside Drive; $4,000. ) per cent. 81
West 6Sth ST.; $4,000, per cent, 35i
West 9th ST.; $4,000, per cent, 1870
Front ST.; $4,000, per cent, 516 to
500 West 10Th ST.; $4,000, ) per cent,
1873 to 1876 Essex ST.; $4,000, az per
cent, 1925 Amsterdam av.. and $4,000,
Az per cent, 291 Riverside Drive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25
MIRELEss REPORTS.

n. 9, Louis. reported a. Sfs miles east Of
s.nSe Ilook al go a yCStesday u eA-
f.retsS 10 dock this forenoon.
re chennitf. sii az noon. expected 10 aoe&
'h ~, snSona. 80 at noon, expected to dock
i' .gss Aoutanis. 81 a. noon. expected 10
dock Friday forenoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25
FIRE RECORD.

s,i5-54o West cd e.. McNultv Bros; slght.
iO:t5-7o7 East 18th ST.. Victoria luber'
trinins.
p. NJ
f;ts-i,29 Fulton ave Mr.. Racner, 500.
i,sJ-esG Clinton ST., samuel Nclnstein;
trninE.
a1s-iOi Willett ST. Lena Bre5ichen: trinins.
s.i0-g Rutgsrs pl.. Harry Weinberg: trinin.
7.5O-East nth 81 snd Worry Point kol1
MARI Luther; tnhaE
a.sO-ia5 Chrystie -. L. Minshy; trihing.
$500 East sSth st.. Asher Gonosisbs:
trininE.
N AZ Iirookiyn Bridge vest OF New York
tower Bridge Department; trihing'
Ie;bO-si9 West 18th ST.. Mrs. }. Burns;
trifng - 40,
:, A. Ferry a.. j. McndoRich Co 500
tt.i0;,s columbus ave, J. Pendleto''
trlhing 49,,
,t.te--el West tsth 80. Monichi q Neinefs
and Caroline Schwartz, gnkpoNA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25

AT FOREIGN PORTS.

AAlklN III.
.po. june rs Royal I.l"e'
ork VIA Hong konR, eve, v..,,
-z-1AA nc Russia CRuss), Ne" i'rN
30 sO-Loulslsus FD' Ne"
noon--La Provence 'FF)'
Apatus CGresk), Ne"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25
SATURDAY, JUNE ..
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

,..-.t...t.,, o,l steamer G:J0 p. m.
1ansn. Corea China via Sealtle)-- ~,
Ak Maru $3.50 ''' 49,
uaWaH va san Francisco)-WllheI- ,,,,. q
nina ............-.....ssssss o. '''''
Hawaii Japan. Cores, CHINA wa lam. %
san Francisco)-China ........;.' JUNE y
Guam wa -" e...........July !
1apen Corea China via Seatne'- ~ d.
TAion .....-.-.-..- .-s- '''''' ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25
BUSINESS CARDS
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET CLEANING.
Careful CARPET CLEANING Co
Cleans bv compressed air, steam, hand o.
on foOr ls5S broadway. 81 East Nth st.
coz 4 BRANDT. Tel. i5g-SSth.
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest. largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CAi;lEIS
Prices Reasonable send for Circular.
Tel s6s..f6e3 Bryant. t3l-is3 West Ash ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25
Auction SALES.

TTy VIRTUE Of chst;ei mortgage from Gu
eiroits 10 Eosta. covering fixtures and stock
o., "a Csthcrlne street this city, ! Ntil sell
a. , f,,rcvaId articles this ssy at 500 a. IN.
'N' LUIS FiuLkD, Aucioaeer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

LnsT.-.TRo packages on train leaving Grand
Central TO- Chatham. y. y, al ii:it q. m..
June -. one containing letters addressed 90 I
West Stat street: the other a ming ease con-
tanning letters and papers 81 no value except
"a owns. liberal regard. Address owner,
Boa Is, Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors
Goyernesses etc, 10 Colleges. Schools and
Families. Apply 10 Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG
FULTON. - Union square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25
Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port Of New York
Wednesday. June "a.
MON WATER.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
,vsr.,,. ~: sunset. 10 Moon sets. s.@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25

Highest temperature YESTERDAY, So tst
u. M: Lowest IS cat IL q. M; average.
"a: average for corresponding date las
year. II: average for corresponding date
last thirty three years, a.
Local Torerast.-Local thunder showers
to-drv: not 80 warm: tomorrow. general
Is fair: moderate southwest 10 west winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25
Humidity.
Barometer Readings.

S a. NJ. o. y. me-. 81 p. M. IS
Barometer Readings.
a m, 1895 I p. m. 2992 p. m, 29.S
United States Department OF Agriculture
weather bulletin. observations taken Al ,.
n, -btb meridian time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25
WORK WANTED.
Fnnsle

Tutor by Young college woman: German
and history and other liberal arts courses,
Industrial Association Employment Agency,
l. West ga 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

ibOMES " Oh u y 49, " $3.50. -.
Male.
Rf.TLEE VALET English: thoroughly cx-
perienced: strictly temperate; excellent reI-
,renccs: city. country Industrial Assn
Agency. Il West 40 81 -
GARDENER. CoACHMAN-Useful strong
Young man. thoroughly experienced; very
years excellent references. Industrial AS
ISOLATION. ID VI. ga 81. ----
USEFUL MAN. 50: coachman. fOotman, fur
mace. rugs, brass. silver, lawn; good ap.
pssrance: years last place. MacNciIi
agency. Il w. S5th st. -
USEFUL. MAN-Wants work around house
AND garden country preferred; highest rel
en- noes. Useful, Box 3, Tribune Office.
Female.
roupANIoN or MOTHERS HELPER-.22.
protcstaut; exceptional qualifications; me
, ,,,.s..,4nce, excellent disposition. MacNell
Agcnry. Il ". 3Jth st. Tel. Greeley 80.
cook Protestant: COOL baker. desserts etc:
s[ccltnt appearance: best references: de-
strsble m a home. MacNcil Agency, il W.
Ssth p. Greeley eSiS.
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rhamberruaid: together or separate iouF
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drstriai Association. IL w. ga 81.
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.ood manager; butler. valet usetu,, sGst
$50, ed. 4 wears excellent references; CT!
ar lo1niry. Industrial Agency ID West 4zd y,
sE,WORK-Reliable girl Tor general
housework: city or countrE vases 30. -,
80. exrcllent references. Mrs. >. lehu
Agency q East 18th s.. Harlem. sSl'
,,of,SI-W0RK ER. Excellent cook and wait
-. thoroughly experienced; city or coln-
80. wears excellent personal references
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TI-EsF,-scotch: two years experience; ionJ
81 children; good spPearance; eAeeptlohal
,.s-rcncc. MacNeill Agency. IL West 5Jth 81.
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