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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-01

Rockland. Me-. Sept. so.-The
schooner John S. Beacham. which
struck on otter Island in Sunday
nights hurricane, was hoated today
and towed TO this port While on the
rocks the wreck WIS sold to local
merchants for $47&. It was valued ct
$4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-01
LITCHFIELD

The inhabitants of the town of Litch-
field are requested to meet at the fair
grounds Saturday. Oct. 2. at ! O'Clock for
the purpose Of decorating the hall and
finishing getting the grounds ready for
the fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-01
Emerson Jury Again Disaerees.

The jury in the case of Clara J.
Emerson VS.. the L. A. & W. Street
Railway was unable to agree and was
discharged at l1.22 P. NJ. Tuesday at
Auburn. after having been out since
EOS P. NJ. Tuesday. The case has
now been tried three times. The first
trial resulted in a verdict for the de-
PENDANT and the second and third in
Idisagreements.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-01
New York Money Market

Mo, New York. Sept 30.
Sterling: Sixty-day bills 4.ss5o demana
80, cables 4.75o: francs. demand SEA
cables s.1al: marks. demand s4l, cables s4s
nres. demand 6-2o. cables ga: rubles, de-
mand 34i. cables 34s
Bar silver 49,.
Mexican dollars 3Ss,
Government bonds steady
Railroad bonds irregular.
Time loans frmer; so DAYS a.9es O,
days 2sQ3. six months 3. -
Can money steady; high 2, low II. rul
ing rate Il, last loan 2. closing bid il. Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-01
SIXzEPPELINS
HEADED WEST
over BELGIUM

London. Sept 80. 1856 P. M-Six
Zeppelin dirigible balloons were sight
ed today over Aerschot. % miles
northeast OF Brussels. The airships
were bound in a westerly direction.
This information was contained in a
despatch from Amsterdam to the Cen
trail News Agency.
Due west of Aerschot lies Dover and
the English channel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-01
Fixing Of Price

All syndicate members, under the plan
adopted today. must pay 9S for the bonds,
but when the syndicate expires 50 days
hence they will receive rebate of ! 3-4
per cent. This makes the net price 963
the figures originally set as the price
to the investors, is TO he used in paving
the expenses on distribution and other
incidentaIs
A premium likewise was placed upon
quick sales for cash to the syndicate
members. II was agreed that all syndl-
cate members who purchase and pay for
their allotment at once would be relieved
Of all further obligation to the syndicate
In other words, they would then cease
to be part of the syndicate. The re-
naming members must take in the ratio
of the total subscriptions 10 the total
issue. whatever remains of the s5oo,000.-
900. Thus, If only s40o. ooo 600 is subscr;b
ed to. the syndicate members will be
quired to take the remaining 500 ,000,0 o0
or one-fourth more than they have sub
scribed for.
To the extent of one-tenth of their
purchases. or a total of Soe. 01c.0 900, the
syndicate members have the privilege OF
re-purchasing bonds in the market during
the syndicate's life. They must re-pur-
chase at os, and thus retain the price,
according to the Interpretation placed
upon the rules by some authorities.
Subscriptions, II was said today, were
fully up to expectations. There have
been many large individual subscribers, It
was said, and some centers. notably
Pittsburg and Boston, have done more
than had been expected OF them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-01
GERMAN REPORT ADMITS LOSS
OF HILL NO. 1871 BUT ASSERTS
FURTHER ADVANCE ON RUSSIANS

Berlin, Sept. 3o.-CNia London, 3.4s p.
M.).-Loss of another position in France
to the Allies as result of the great
battle now in progress is announced in
the official statement from the war Office
today. The Germans lost Hill No. 19l.
Hill No. 191 is a position in the Cham
payne region north of the town of Mas
sges.
The text of the German Official state
ment follows
Western theatre of war: Yesterday the
enemy continued his attempts to break
through our lines only in the Champagne
region.
South of the Menin-Ypres road q po-
sition occupied by two English compa-
MES was blown up.
North Of Loos our counter-attack pro-
crossed slowly.
Southeast Of Souchez the French sue
ceeded in penetrating our lines in two
small sections Fighting continues.
"A French attack south of Arras easily
was repulsed.
Germans Win Success
Battles between Rheims and the Ar
eonne were Very bitter. South of St.
Marie-Py, an enemy brigade broke
through our outer line of trenches ana
came in touch with our reserves. which,
during the counter-attack. captured 500
prisoners and destroyed the others.
"All French attacks between the
Somme-P y-Souain highroad and the
Challerange-st, Menehould railway were
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-01

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-01

CONTINUED from Page Four
was done in anticipation of possible large
offerings Of the bonds on the market at
prices below the figure designated by the
underwriters. 1t was reported that the
Anglo-French commission had insisted
that this price be maintained until the
entire issue should have been underwrit-
ten.
Offering Of Bonds
Bond houses, national banks and fnan-
cial institutions throughout the country
which have entered the syndicate offered
the bonds today TO their clients at 49, by
agreeing TO include them at the under
writer's prices. How long this offer will
hold depends almost entirely on the
length of time required to absorb the
$500, 900 900 issue by the syndicate When
the entire issue has been taken, the
price to the investor, it was said. would
then be SIS. The offer to sell at $50, a
price which would yield almost per
cent. to the investor. was interpreted as
bid for quick purchases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-01
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
For sale-Bay mare
For Sale Miscellaneous
MARE WEIGHING I

oT' M~nE VENTING TI5U, 2
years old: extra good driver. will he
shown at Litchfeld fair Tuesday. Oct. 5.
Will have for sale at Litchfeld fair some
choice young eockerels. Barred Rocks.
White Rocks and Buff Rocks. Fancy
birds. A. P. Berry. Sunnyside Farm.
Litchfieid oct15a,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-01
BOND BUYERS

Continued from Page Four
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Tacahqsno .Apnl 22-CcpenhsScn CBr). New York
Hong Kong. April 23-halomo (Br). New York
Rotterdam. April 2l-NOordvyk Dutch. New York
80. Waalcyk Dutch. New York
Walton Bay. April 24-Jossph W Fordney New
lorh via Kirkwsl FOR Malmo
PeleHqa, April l5-Patis (GreoAJ. New York
Rouen' April 2o-Aral OBJ. New York
b1r leaur. April 20-Caroine tFr). New York
Peg'ilao. April 2o-saIoleine (BH. New York via
Bordeaux
Brisbane April 2l-Gpfevsle OBJ. New York Via
Callao., ADril 22-Craster Hall OBJ. New York
via Colon
Cardiff, A0hl 22-wilheninA. New York via Fnl.
London. April 22-Nanha,tan OBJ. New York
Bermuda. April 24-Bemudian (Br). New York
Glasgow. April 23-Transyylvanis tBr). New York
via Liverpool
Genoa. April I7-Eastern City CBr). New York
A!giers. April 2l-Petroleine tBrl, New York
Bahia. April 20--AsiAuc Prince iBr) from San
tls ETC.. New York 22 RIO lie Janeiro (Braz).
iron Rio de Jsneiro. otc) New York
Gi3atar April 2l-Windsor Hall OBJ. from
Merseilesl New York
IulL ApIl 22-GAileo tBr), New York.
swansea. April 22-Kansas City OBJ, New York
Buenos Ayrcs Aprl 2i-IIypeda (Brl New York
Newcastle. April 24--Mssua tN0r) New York
Liverpool. April 22-iienrazan OBJ, Galveston
KING Howell tBr). New Work
PASSED
Gibraltar. April 22-Iiufford Hall tBr). New York
Kinsale, April 2a-Dunsley CBr). Boston FOR Ia,-
sasTos. April 22-MAnuOl Cslyo tsDs1). New York
for CALI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25

den,s are On account Of indcrsins nctes and susr-
sntee for the Seminole Distilling and Dhtrihuuhs
feAAS J. COHEN, salesman. o. csi W. lesd
a, Alsi petition' With liabilities $500 70 one cred
itor. No aaseis
PETITION DISMISSED.
ELIAS rRBGERMAN Judge Hand has DIS
Ynisset pstition. filed on April ], aghnst Enn
P-oeerunAn dealer in clothing. At lSS iuVinsWn 81
on a settlement at 80 cents on the dollar.
SCHEDULES.
United MINIS co. Of Is Pine St. against
which petition was fled on Arril 10. has MED
schNlules Showing Liabilities 81 slt ,ps9 and sssei
ISIS GS3. consstlng Of a group Of partially devel9Re1
fninirQ properties known as the Lady frnhhih
gro,p Of mines IN Sierra County, New hsleo.
l55i-2 and debt due the company Slel. Among
he creditors are Henry NJ Keith. tA0.SI; X a
Cruise Boise Idaho. S3olq. secund and WINE aI
Knob Copper Company. tsSH There are ohV He
eCHRFTRTR & KoHN. nc. manufacturer ~
jc1yelp novelties and leather goods al 40 = itsh
:, hlcd schedules showing liabilities tl,4Ie,
essess sting Of stock ana nxtuTS. hhoul'
unknown. and accounts, 5000. 49,
MALKAN FURNITURE CO. OF tVi bh Nv
nloi scheiules showing liabilities. S,2o9; s sse,e
1914 consisting Of stock. s. 900 accounts SfVVV'
fixtures $3.50. and cash In hank. "
ASSIGNMENT
UNITED BOX AND LUMBER co, INC oi
loo W 50 ST. msde assignment ~ MAX Anets
The company was incorporated In 1914 a NAppa-
Port is pr,sidcnt and sam Hochstein treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records OF the
Last Twenty four Hours.

w.Sh,nFson April 20 -jrcmpcrs;urus are 10" m
the north Atlantic sisies and the south fooAS
Mountain ruSion whiio unseasonAhiy warm woAthcf
prcyails over the Middle Wcet. the Ohio Valley and
The rexion q the Grcat LAkos Al number Cd
MIMI. m Mloftexa The hElrua tcnuorHtnre e-T
rrorua>d N The usnih q April ryporscd eaiur-
dag snernooa
Tr<rS uVxp Wildly snsttercd snvsrSS IN ue lsa
tvcniy -four hun IN Ts1AN the plains stsieN Tie
Rssray Mountain rer4on and Maine and fair
ue.ahsr Ip-svaicd elsewhere With The eSoTSica q
uso.ly s-stirci ssouvr, IN plsnS states and TIA
ROCKY Mnsmiah rc,yior the weather viii u rn-
crafty fair thruuEbOui the cyuntry Sunday and Mon
day.
The temperature viii riso Sunday I'm New fns-
land and on the Atlantic coast II VIII change
little elsewhere during use neIt forty dEht bourS
Winds for sundAy and Monday. North Atlantic
and hiddle Atlantis light 60 moderate vAriAale'
mostly south: South Atlantic. moderate variable.
cncspl east on the Florida o0Ast East Gulf. mod
crate 70 fresh east and southeast West GuH. fresh
10 s,rong east and southeast: UToer Lakes. mod
crate south on Michigan and Huron. nshi TO mod
crate variable on Su-erior. Lower Lssos. moderate
southwest
Forecast for Special LoeNitles.-EEstorn New
YORK New Jersey. eastern Pennsyyanl& Delaware,
Maryland. the District Of Columbia western Nov
York and western Virginia fair to-day and to-
5000
cloudy and warmer to-day. To- mono" ialf.
Local Official RoOOcd.-Tho following Official rec
ord from the westher Bureau shows the changes IN
the temperature for the last twenty four hours. In
comparison with tho corresponding date Of last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
Humidity
BUSINESS REVERSES
BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS

coNRADI MANUFACTURING Co.-Hcrman
Conrad trading a. fhe Conrad Manufacturing
Co. manufacture OF !ewe.V cases. a. 55 = 10Th
g.. made az Ass glmeut 90 Herman VI Diamond.
petition was hicd against lin by Minnie Grccl-
berg GA a c.aim Of $500 He has been IN bust
moss thirty years Nj Conrad. 70 was said. made
cases Tor Jewellers. tu: since the war there has
been No market f1r these goods. ard De has
large stock on hand wh'eh ne could not sell As
SETS are estimated or {l4 o01. consisting % stock.
$4,000. and machinery. 5000. and liabilities are
about the same
BRlER d SCHuL-Eias Bher and Samuel
Schil lB-er SchtQ. manufacturers Of ciosks
suits and skirts 60 so Division Ct. with q retail
store al 80 tth as. made assignment 20 David
T Rfsen. Two petitions were fled agalns, them
one was by Cuno. Ierlmuter + Co. $3.50. Edward
solomon $5ls and Irving Weinberg S22s The
other was tv A ScheiusT SAP. Schis Brennan.
s-9l. and Isid0r Hous,en. SO. Liabilities were
stated % De so 900. assets 3. 800
SAMSON BROS Joseph Sams-n. Henry samson
and Tleo r. thurman Samson Bros. at CT
Irving Place Petition fled by Lillian Sumel,
sl.29s. Fritz W. Oetunger $50. and sgmund
Selig
Os1AS lind. dealer IN stationery and notions.
al "a Kung'on e. Petition fled by J. GNckman
q Co. $3.50. \. Selcvn & Bro So and Samuel
Safer. <2l9 He made an assignment on Friday
SADIE PRINCE. o.: 80 81 Nicholas sv fled
petition. with liabilities $50. no Gssets All the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
ARI,IXTD

steamer L@si'aaiA }hr'. IlA'e7ool AgTil T. g
the Cunard - Co. La win IsN hrst ana ogi
second cabin and so stecfags passe.gers. mails
Norhiids M shields AYR. 5. to Donald SIS
Rsyo. Bston Rouge April l.. 10 the STANDARD
oil Co, with mise QgItntno 'l9a N
S S191So c1 sysS. 9a H sai cha.,on
q 20 The Clyde s. Go. With passengers and mdse.
Iord sSnoa uir,. Liverpool Aprl ~ to tho
Cunard IS CO. Ira. with mdse Bar 1913 M.
strathsn tBrl. o-an March a., Faro April 1
Potomac sines and Lisbon H. TO tho Cans
IS Line. with mise bet % m, - -
-, New lork uu,em t"Nn AIm' H. 70
" 1n8css,isn ISL. Baltimore Ap- g. to the
Atlantic Transport Co. with nlso. Quarantine.
i i Newport News ard Norfolk. to ne
Old Dominion s. Go. with passengers ana md'e.
i i KiTsoswsd ttiBS. Dartmouth April .. to W
Ewen 8 Go. in ballast bs "a n. m. a Co,
81 shi@ St' tBf.' Manila Jsnus1 70. sHssPo!.'
O.. Penang 2S A Iepty February Q. Cochin Z.
sue, f2 Ps-t said 81 Malta March 10 AID orsn
ST. 70 Barocr s Go. Win mdse bsf Sg m
linda FeI (BfI. Ca-dctas Apnl is atd cal A
rien IL. 70 the Munsol - line. with sugar h4i'
E,sIe,t 9a.'an,,i,ns, SIS am an !, 70 n. Red
star lie vim ~ frst AID 60 second cabin srd
S stecress passengers. mails AID mdse- Bar l.'o
Psnnoni. CBr). s., Naza.ro April II. 20 Thomas
JIsr'ey a Co il ballast bar. 10 80 J. ~. 2.d .
Ce0rge Marrcr Gihsra April IT, lua Is.
Nue,itss Is ana Nipe Is. 90 the Murson ~ lAne
VIZ ~, sDs cooy6bo, tpr. barcelona March 81 and
Gibraltar April N - Barber d &C. ln ballast
Bar. 6 IS , ~. ~
SAILED
Steamers cornus. New Orleans Bfazos san Juan
81 Paul Iiverpool. Alamo. Tampa. Dlca degu
xerusG fItall. Naples IGsTyk Dutch K9ticf.
IA ,,sIg:.ss.yl,l. sYI.sis.. cs.tSsE. a.s4:tlls
hal ElsziaaS NssasA oslsot0aS HAah tb<@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
APRIL "a.
Manhattan.

The first name is that OF the debtor, the second
that OF the creditor. and date whom Judgment was
fled:
Aitemsn. Abraham r. Joseph vertels and Charles
AlerAn-CoAen Hpermass Co; Nov 2s. 1918:
Bursly ChhIles-I L Cohen ct all Dec l. 1910;
Desne. Mary N Ed p Power: April 20. lsi5;
Hanson, ANY L and Walter H--Alfred Nelson Co
Ltd. MAY o. 1903: $500 ii
Leh 81 valley II CD p Stanton: April H.
lFl5, 81 59I O5
LAWYERS TILE Insurance and Trust Con- +
Schm'ttherger e. g.. April 81. 1918: sos 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
Shipping Information and
Marine NewS of the World

RIO De Janero: TisoauiA Obj, Liverpool and Gias-
SOW: Tanasra OBJ. Bordeaux City OF 81 Louis
Savannah Princess Anne Norfolk and Newport
Malta; !. occiiente. Galveston: Ward tNorl. Rot
terdNn. lrdra tBrl, Alden; Farnsum (Duchj, Rot
lerdGm; Mexico. Havana; MAthilde (Norl. Balti-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25

TRANSPACIFlC MAILS

Destination and steamer $50 p
Japan Corca China. PMAgp!neI IVA
sesttlel. Chicago Maru................ Tod
Hawaii JAps!. Coma China Philippines
WA San TTan,srol Chlyo Maru -..... April
Hawaii. Guam. PHILIPPINES via san Fran
ciscoj. L. $ transport ................. April
Japan Corea China via Seattlel. Ok
Hawaii Ofs san Francisrol. Wiht,mins. April
Hawaii 1agOh. C0rca China. PHILIPPINES
via Gar Francisco China. .....-.... ..... Nav
Hawaii samoan Islands Australia New
ZEALAND Via san Francisco. Ventura .... May
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
APRIL "a.
Manhattan.

The following judgments were eled yesterday the
4 HI,on .'i Lee t.; T~c Bcren. N,loIos
Same johnson. |llsL
Beck KoibcrS Go. VI Beck and O koibeTs,,5h -
Raw Ridge Chandelier Col Kaun. sI52.22
Buck G K-Ho.cl Ducerne Restaurant GO
n..,,.,e, :, p.o.,.., ; :.S & E:
cs-icci. c. and J Rubin--B Crausman. t27s42
Charles Brosan. Inc,ti Il Mntose si:sd 3 10
Downs. L Nc X Barrett, lslt5o
E. .a.SGs NJ and Netae-N GGlAnd e a.,
Felppelll. and A Amodco-People etc. $500
Feyks Steam Laundry Ine-H Baedecker. S5lt II
cas- NfIror Advertising Co Ino-A Youdelman.
Grant. Ada adm Central s. H R Z 60
Harrington. MyrtIe-Av oNen Iisi9i
H Has T. and { B sa-ai ETC. 500
H Ha.i H-H Au sasR0 q al ct " i i5;5
Au"'hn'' A-iA'''''A' N0'' a h0''"' 81 ss,s al 81
Levy. C g. and Il Musner-R Pfcirer
Ss5eI9
L y Co. Inc-H salvin. $500
McEachren. G Al McEschren (oostsj. sl05.ls
McNAIy. II ard Margaret Nh W Bel Co Eisis2
w.. '', 49, ~ ,o0 s, ls2s g
Palmer. Alexander. Nv holman. sl9.SnI
Pmckney. orient &c c Goold Sill 81
Ramp. Tony. BY Sdn-J Fargo president; costs.
SlUt .oU
Rowland. James--Rock bland Butter Coz costs.
Shapiro. Hari,-G Ksplan. N'iSi3
Saffron. Anna-I l. Kleban; costs. $1,000
Tal,Ott Janes-Slaer Bros Cloak B SUIT Co; costs.
$l47 ps
Tcuen Martin H--Ausnol Construction Co. s29S7s
Tavs. SGul-S Rstner. S5l55
Walter Nes0n-Radlo Telephone Coz costs, tl09S2
The Bronx.
Bruce. Joseph and Margaret s-w Z Glosron.
g. 20s g
Fried WUlau-L Laug $Ss3 81
Mckay. COrne!ia-J Scallion. Sass
Neg Arcadia Real Estate CO Howell $5,7lS4
HeaAey CO-.EtuA Brick Co. $S535l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25

Highest Temperature yesterday. G lat u noonl
lowest. a. average. 81. average for corresponding
date last year. -. avcrssc Tor corresponding date
last thirty three years. o.
Humidity
m......5o ! p r.......6O 8 p m.....-.75
Barometer Readings.
Ss 3o.l p m....s025 D n. .so.25
Local Foceoast-FSir to-day and warmer; to
morrow fair. moderate south winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
WORK WANTED.
Female

LADY desires 10 obtain position for her German
nursery goyerness. who has been with her Tor the
past year and has proved entirely sAlsi ac'Oiy. enc
an be seen Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday peIt
AZ Il East seth 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


Male.
BUTLER. VALET -Prench. thoroughly experienced:
2s years excellent References Industrial Asso-
citation. u W. 44d.
CoUPLE-Entire charge sentlemsn's place. country.
inside work. woman cook lauudfess. man butIeT-
useful. French English. f.. i02 West 42d 81.
FARNIER-s with long experience. wife IS
Befta Carlson Agency. 2+l5 broadway etoi River
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS no family. understands
all outdoor work. also care Of horses. COWS ard
poultry. wife willing - cook or DO anything; best
reference. Address Gardener. 90 Joralemon St.
Brooklyn
GARDENER -FARMER-Take fun charge gentle
wife b9a+d help II required Mss Sheas Agency.
80 East i2d St Murray I'm 677A.
GARDENER USEFUL young Honsnderi sin
gle. $50. can milk. good references. Miss shea's
Agency 30 EGst l2d St. Murray I'm 6774.
GARDENER FARNiFR-Sngle: can mix. DIVE
team: reference so Miss shea's Agency. so
East 42d 81 Murray Hin 6574
HANDY StAN-Good worker, mixer. sriver. gar
dcner chickens, wages moderate. references A.
Rox a.. Tribune Once.
Hou sEMAN or assistant gardener. thoroughly com
potent. industrious. excellent references. Indus
tnal Association. II w. l2d.
LATELY ARRIVED young lrishman. useful house
or outside good appearing. strong, willing $40
Mrs. Mssons Agency. lSl w i2d Bryant 56S3.
Female.
y. A
ereuoe. s45 J.. Mis- Ho,Ilsyer's Agency. 80 9Th
ay.. 9TH noof. Toi. i527 Madison square
A-A-A-MACNElLL AGENCY Est 1861 ~
W 42d st.. nett TO Stern 5 COMPETENT and re-
ustle female and male help. AL your help supplied.
BrJAnt 6jij-65i6
A.-HOFMAYBR. Reed & Barton Building,
$40 5th nv. ninth floor agency. Reliable
servants for permanent and temporary situa-
lions Tel Az Madison square.
CUANBTRMAID ana WAITRESS Young Irish
gtrI. excellent city references; SIS. NJ. Mss
Hofmay,rs Agency. 800 5th Az. eth floor. TeL.
4'-i Madison Square
CHANrBERNlAID. wAITRESs.--suons Young siri.
good appearance; four pears elce4.flt references
Connecticut preferred lGdustriAl Association. "
" Al Phone $40 BDat
CUANiBTRMAID or PATJORMAID -Sveiish tall
rir. GppeArrg. ven best references. 80 any
where: so Mrs. MAson's Aseny. l5l W. i-d.
Bryant 5553
COiORED COUPLE -NeA, young pair. all WORK
small country family splendid reference; ti5.
Mrs Masons Agency. Isl w. 40 Bryant 1888
COOK aud CHANfBERSiAID- WAITRESS. - Two
swedish girls with excellent references wages.
sSi So Bsus Carlson Agency. -ilj Broadway.
Tc, s46i River
COOK. HOU STREEPER -Ersish Protestant: su-
peri0r capable woman. ycD highly recommended
s. anywhere. $50 Mrs Masons Agency. Isl W.
"a 81 BDant 1888
COOK. CHAMBERMAT III WAITRESS Sisters
smart young Irish slrls. ven best references
s3o-S2i. Mrs Mssons Agency. Isl w. 90 g.
Bryant $685..
COOK-Sooteh. eIcellen; baker. meats. srAvies
rsisfence BRYANT esi5. MacNeiil Agency. a. ". "a.
cq Ssssi:.:: s'. ,sS;. city. e .Iuni7 "a.
BossSAfs Ca Assay, q Wss asa ~. Sss Yea
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MONDAY. APRIL 20.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Vessel For Line close. sails
Sac PAulo. Brazil brazilian. S 0O n Il 100 q N
MONDAY. APRIL 20.
Roma Marseliles. Fahre ......... 500 p m
pennsy lyAnia. = 4. Am Haw. ...... -- 500 y 10
TUESDAY. APRIL q.
Ia Touraine IIaue French. .l2O0m 5O0pm
Kursk Archausel. Bu.sian....IO. 100 m 90 . N
Matura Grenada Trinidad. 10 90 q 10 ~ 90 m
City Of Montgomery, saV. Saw 300 n
Mohawk jacksonville. Clyde. --- 70 = II
WEDNESDAY. APRIL IS
Iaplard Liverpool Hed star. 30 a n 1870 n
Zuiia. Curacao. Red D......... 80 a m l. 90 m
lleluudiau. Bermuda Quebec. . 90 m IL 100 q m
Zacapa. Curacao T.. +. CO..... g 30 d In IL 90 III
lsstorn Prince. Bahia. Prince 4. 90 m 90 p m
Concho. Galveston. MalUy.... ----- 90 y n
Arapahoe Jacksonville Clyde. 90 p II
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WORK WANTED.
Male

Male.
CHAUFFEUR and wife. cook. Aus,riansi highly
recommended Beft4 Carlson Agenc.. 2tl: Broad
way s3S3 K1cf
CHAUFFEUR. licensed wishes position in auto
mobile rrpAlr shop. city. county. A. Petersen
CSC Oh az
CRAFTSMAN. architectural, is years' erpeEisnce
mans d-,ANs superrtendeloe c. T. c. IS
BOYD av. jersey Ciy .
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COUNTRY BOARD WANrrn

BOARD on FIRsT CLASS FARAi -L.Sv 49,
eshtssn -tnosfula eshy. husband 4ssE. srd,- 80
aaa @ad CO.'S. F-- 9Ast-7. Boa 7. rrisaas OLA
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WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

Tie RergrrsDorI reported as loo miles east Of
tuesday forenoon.
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Vessels Arriving at and De-
parting from Port of
New York.
MINIATuRE ALMANAC.

Sunrise BOG. sunset. Gas: moon sets. 2,4S;
moons age. il.