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The Washington herald., 1915-03-04
STOCK TRADING LIGHT.
Wash inEton halfway aud MrrEcn-
thnIcr Only Securities sold.

Washington Railway and Electric pro-
ferred was practically tn" only securities
dealt in Yesterday ON the local stock
exchange. One hundred aud twenty
shares wcr" traded At 81 IL and II l..
and a small lot of TN" common went AT
O" M"rCeuthal..r constituted In" only
other transaction. a few shares being
sold AT l12.
Tho disbursements Of tn" Treas ury Dc
rartm"mt for the fiscal year VI to the
present Gat" exceed tn" receipts by Sl'G.-
go. CSh. As compared with an CNC"Ss OF
81. nll6 so for III" same period last year.
according t" statistics just made public.
The emergency currency circulation
outstanding was reduced on March !. to
S1.6r.Hn. and it is expected tn" retire
mcmt will r" virtually completed by tho
middle 81 tho month. This retire:nc Mt
has been progressing steadily sine" last
Noyemh"r. when the tax reached the
l." per cent basis.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-04
COTTON MARKETS.

New York; March 3.-An insurance rate oil u pei
cent on commodity cargocs TO Europe anrouncSi
tlsv did not cause deprsssion in the cotton market
This rate applied except where the underwriters
are relieved from the responsibility arising from inc
detention or seizure Of such cargocs by the alheS
A claus, covering this is inserted in all policies
vbrr. old rates are charged The change. therefore.
only relates to cotton shipped in neutral bottoms TO
nc6irzI countries. it is obvious that the allies
wouId not size or detain cotton intended for Eng
land or Faucs.
The markc, was strong DESPITE the uncertainties
covering the further exports 20 HIrure. and seemed
tn infect covering ot short commitments caused by
the difficulty in the cuutraG market OF making
Considerations which will he in snct accord Win
Federal regulations New York stocks now amount
10 I02 oo) bales stored in licensed warehouses
largo rart IL which il intended for contract de
livery and some Of which will be offered tomorrow
OIL March contracts.
Eyrorts today uere 50 SO bales with total to
date Of 81 75a bales compared with 1.2o.5 bales
for the same period last year.
Crrtract markets all closed steady or strong.
IirerroaI advanced 6Is TO points in futures.
Southern SPOT markets were quiet and In the sellers
T.ra
The Washington herald., 1915-03-04
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. March 3.Thcrc a strong und-rtonr
in the wheat market at Chicago today. This
strength a reflection of IN. tight situation
surrounding cash wheat not only here. but else
where.
Exporters reported a more urgent demand with
sales Of $1,000 bushels at tie scsboard, bssilcs
rocily transactions at Duluth. St. Louis. Mime
spolis. and New York. Duluth reported SO 40
bushels Of No Northern taken there at prics
OF ~ to 5BL cents oTer Chicago judy. for a
shirgusnt tn Montreal No . red winter Sid
here at cents over the MAY price in store. Only
IS coo bushels taken here, but the business
restricted by the small offerings there great
urgency in the demand and foreigners willing
to lay Trices asked Ivy holders.
The must bulish news Of the day came from
Kansas City. message from that market said
that a sale made there today of so0.Uo bushels
at a highest premium the future the crop:
that there is not 100 bushels Of wheat
unsold in store at that Point; that one elevator
with 20 ro bushels has sold all but 10 600 bushels
The buying from abroad was largely from Great
Britain and France. Considerable business was done
for Italy and at high prices. too.
The producer Of wheat again is stubborn in his
actions he is refusing to let 60 Of the surplus
held because Of the present low range Of prices
when those of a few weeks ago are considered.
StOcks of wheat the farms have been greatly
reduced and it j. now believed that a great deal
Of the grain held in country elevators has ben
purchased By exporters and that II will be moved
out and to the seaboard rapidly vessels can
he secured TO carry it abroad.
There were advances of Il. To Ia cents in the
price of com and the oats market M Il. cents.
cash sales Of oats at the scsboard 500 on
bushels and $1,000 bushels Of corn. Cash sales
here were Is 900 bushels Of and 5000 bushels
Of oats The southwest reported good trade
from industrie. and business shipping 40
count for corn. There was a big export business
In oats.
Smaller packers were on the selling side Of pro
nd in adj tn this a hear helm
scattered holders also in the market sellers.
Shorts were buyers around inside prices Larger
local packers were sellers Of July pork. The cash
trade for both meats and lard light and unsAtis
factory.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-04
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Furnished by w. r. HIbb. & 60.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York March 5.-Can money cTSned Ter
cent high " per cont low i, per cent. renewals
r.r cont rIrscd It- pcr cent. ruling rate Per
ccn, Th,. tiurs market continues dull. with
rates ,racticaIly unchanged The narrUwncsS Of
the training virtually makes 1t impossible to notice
anv definite trndencv.
Quotations are 2-s27i rer cent for sixty DAYS.
r,aJ per rrnt for ninety days. Sa5'. per cent for
four mrnths and J.a3'. PR cent for i've and SIX
months
E,rsincss in commercial rarrr continues to move
in moderate volume at .saI pcr cent for choice
notes ar--nriling to the date ~ maturity. The
restricted amount Of nernss is still the outstanding
features u the market.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-04

issue would be undisturbed in the read
justment of the road.
Traction issues were strong. and Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas general pcs
higher on purchases. that were attributed
to the sinking fund account.
Northern Pacific reported net IN
crease for January of Sill .3H. and Boston
and Maine showed a gain of S2bi..e0 for
the same month. Missouri Pacific dis
played a net decrease after taxes "f
si24. 500, and Louisville and Nashville.
with a gross decrease of SS19,Se, showed
a net loss of Sl30G10
The Washington herald., 1915-03-04
Gold CONSIGNMENT S2.AOO Short.

New York. March THE 5000" con-
signm"nt of gold brought here on the
liner New York from Liverpool today
was declared to be 81 80 short. Secret
service agents believe the money was
stolen on the other side.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-04
By W. n. Hibbs 4 Co.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York. March 3-Tradins on the curb today
was generally quiet with prices firm. Kelly Spring
field Tire advanced points to H. but reacted
frm United Profit Sharing advanced a fraction.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-04
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnished by w. b. Hibbs & Co.
SALES
Washington Railway pfd-. at sis. 10 At aH. y
at si7. . at 81. 3 at S4is, = at as.
Mcrzenthsler, at li3.
After call:
Washington Railway com, . at 90
The Washington herald., 1915-03-04
Statistics.
RceiptA
Afiddhng
~
R.ce;v.r, for Western Paci{ic,

San Francisco. March 2-Federal judge
Van Fleet today appointed Frank G.
Drum. q San Francisco capitalist. and
Warren Olney, IT,. chief counsel Of the
road, receivers for the Western Paciac
Railroad.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-04
Blast Victims Increase to Twenty

Hinton. W. Va. March at was re-
bodies were taken from the Leyland
mine today. making in all twenty-five
victims Of yesterdays explosion.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-04

s.sup~ 0asfssc6. Of New Yuk. win sAip nine
SAmussAhssds b Bowie today. This Win make
- sssnd ashls V ship fsua nssuuhaA Day
~ sa6
The Washington herald., 1915-03-04
MARKET SHOWS
BETTER TONE
Buying in Steel Common and
Union Pacific Particu-
larly Good.
MOTORS STILL LEADERS
Bonds Are Active. with Turnover Of
About OO-High-Grade Is
sues on Bargain Counter.

New York. March 3.-Thc buying in Il
number of issues. such as Steel common
:r.d Mon Pacific. was particularly good
today. Total sales were 22I,cn0 shares.
Banking cirrlcs have been very con-
s.rlati,c recently. This attitude in
d"uht"dly has restricted speculation and
Encouraged cash purchases. Such con-
=. ryati"n has in past instances paved the
Ny for = strong upward movement
T:ondS wor" active. with a turnover IF
about 500 mN'. There was pronounced
I''unc~> in many issues. and this qua err
Of the market displayed the power IF
absorption most gratifying.
Investors arc offered hieE-gIade issues
- har=air prices. As an illustration
ono S'U.Wn of Central Pacific first 4s
r"""utll were sold about 81. an attractive
figure for tn" HON" investor. and at the
sam" tim" Tho German sellers were 70
c"iN ing an equivalent Of as. owing 10 tho
low pro" Of exchange. Never before III
Wal! street history has like condition
prev aII'h wh"r" difference Of ten points
E'loas"s both tho buyer and seller At the
identical moment. This is hut sin~rr
illustration and might h" duplicated ii
nunll'"r Of other issues. owing TO The
" de" margin between dollars and reiriIS-
marks
,ntos Retain Leadership.
huyinc order for I.oon shares II Steel
at tn" uI'cminS Carried TIA" price n.y. Il
h#lf point and IT," ;,dvan"" was mhiu-
lined. tnion tactic H-Hin Displayed
quiet strength. whi'h WIS most Discount
ling. This road should benefit largely
from tho Western ali. and it pr"ha hl,'
will S.lf"r mi" from 'anai competition.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-04

T,,aI sales ~ - shares. against lS.sS yester
d,v 20 Js a week ago. and IN. 80 year ago
From January l to date e.sei,7l', against lo.eo'
SIS a year ago.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-04
NEW YORK COFFEE.

Furnished ~ y. L. CARPENTER Co. Woodward
Building.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-04

Furnished 10 \. l.. Carpcnte- q Co.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-04
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Baltimore Life Insurance
Company, Of Balti-
more MI

on the 3ist day of December. 1914. ~
-eauired under the District Of Column
bia Code. amended June 30. 1902, and
August Is, 1911.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-06-24

DR.. Hamlin, of Trip, was in
town Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Louis Stark spent
Sunday in Trip.
The La Crosse Steam Laundry
Go. Basket leaves Treibers Tues
day June 20, at 8 a.. m.-Adv.
Misses Ella and Agnes Treick,
who have been attending school at
the Northern Normal in Aberdeen,
returned home Saturday.
Ray Brown went to Sioux Falls
Monday and brought back a new
Overland auto which he sold to
Mr.. Gergets.
Miss Frieda Landmann went to
Sioux City Tuesday to enter a hos
pital and submit to an operation
for appendicitis.
The Presbyterian LADIES' aid So
ciety will meet with Mrs. P. A..
Bliss on Friday of this week. All
are cordially invited.
Mrs. A. D. Ardery went to Nit
chell last Friday and returned
Saturday, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Marie Irwin.
Jas. Hird left last Monday NOR
ming for Scranton, Ia, called by
the illness of his brother. His bro
Their passed away a few hours after
his arrival.
Mrs. A. w. Sweets sister, her
daughter and a young lady friend,
who have been visiting here for
several days left fer Sioux City
Monday and from there they will
returnlto their home in Minnesota.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-06-24

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any a S of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
We the undersigned, have known F..
j. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Testi-
monials sent free. Price rs cents per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-06-24
IL

4 WeN8t
FROM ANNUAL STATEMENT
Year Ending December 31st, 1914.
Of the North British & Mercantile
Insurance Company Of Great
Britain
United States office, New York City
E Tssstster s.s ssgG Bse. i, isis::s s,s sss, ,sss:se
INCOME
Total premium receipts 81. 1889, s52.52
Interest and rents .... 333,513.57
From all other sources 80. 36,501.69
Total income ..........s5,25s,ss77s
DISBURSEMENTS
Paid for losses So .O63 946.75
Deposit premiums returned 947. 20
commissions or brokerage 1,046,159.72
Salaries, and office ex-
All ether disbursements. 4fa,is4.Ss
Total disbursements ..s5,2S4,13s.15
Balance 50, GAS. 638.os
LEDGER ASSETS
Bonds or stocks. and loans
Cash in'i offiee and banks ss' a5s,ses.s 81
fE - -
Total ledger assets .....ss.64s,ess.os
NoN-LEDGER ASSETS
Interest n rents .. 95,401.24
-A--I
D aES1s Hss xssnTs Nor l s3ia4a;2ssiss
Agents balances and all
other n~on-admitted as
Bo ssss values over market 10'esa'l0
values -............... 7s1.740.54
gNf5A4a 5Ha NASEMJE Il
Total S22,4S1.64 |
Total admitted assets. !. : 5 1921. eo7.es
liabilities
Unpaid losses and claims..$ 494,297.24 |
Premium reserve ......... 4,673,458.36 Il
All other liabilities 127,076.00 |
Total amount OF all liza
btlities except capital. 81. SIS, 304, S31.59 i
surplus ever all liabilities. 3,616,776.09I
Total 1921 o7.es
BUSINESS IN SOUTH DAKOTA. 1914
Risks written . 81, 5SS,546.00 |
Premiums received 22,96O.65 /
Expenses incurred ... 8,S1S.17 1
Losses paid 22s676.24
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-06-24
Miss Emily Kaye returned 81
Tuesday from q visit ia Athena.

AlGNR III
Tuesday from 9 visit ia Alpena.
Miss Rosa Wittmayer arrived
home from Wessvirginia Tuesday.
Mr.. Mason will sell any child'a
mt n her store Tor $l.OO 81 Less,
thefernainder of This season -Adv.
Mrs. Lorenzo Hebbert's aunt,
who visited here I'VE weeks, Is.
turned 81 her home III Illinois
Tuesday:
Mrs: Emil Gemar went 10 Sioux
Oity lAet week where che had so
opekatIon for appendicitis. Her
husband and her father Accom-
sniedhss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18
WHO'S WHO IN The
POLICE DEPARTMENT

Jobn ]. Farrell, inspector COM
handing the 9th District Brooh'yn'
ia a bachelor. born in New iorh
fifty years ago. lie became a po-
Iiccman on October %. 1886; ser
yeart on December 8. 1890; heuten-
ant on Nav I. 1894; captain on Jan
uary 81. 1903, and inspector on June
10. 1911.
His district runs from the norm
side of Fulton Street end Kock"e''
place TO the city line. along the city
line 10 Flushing Avenue, through
Flushing Avenue 70 Navy street ana
thence TO Rockwell Place. II has
several hundred thousand popula-
ton. II takes in a good part oil
BrookIyn's white Light District
and what is known as THE Tender
loin" of Broadway.
Farrell has six captains, Is lieu
tenants. % sergeants and 4S9 police
men under him. The chief task IN
the district IL due TO the sporting
element. BY closing up a number
of questionable saloons. Raines law
hotels. Illicit resorts and going af-
ter the small fry gamblers. Farrell
has this district in much better
shape than when he took charge.
Almost 100 arrests of drug fiends,
vendors and those affiliated with
them were made last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18
BROADEN RESCUE WORK
Florence Crittenton League
Better Equipped.

The Florence Criitenton Home be-
comes the Florence Crittenton League
TODAY and is established at 427 West
Twenty-frst Street.
The Home will. through the bene-
factions of friends, be able TO handle
more cases than before and do its work
better The old Office, at 156 Fifth
Avenue. has been closed, and the work
previously done there is carried on
from the Home.
The changes in policy have been
sweeping. Formerly the girls were
hcrded together. Now all those brought
in from the Night Court in charge Of
the probation officer are placed in iso-
lation rooms. Three physicians are on
duty, and the examination necessary to
decide whether a girl may be permitted
TO associate with the others or perhaps
be sent elsewhere for special treat
ment is at most only a question of a
few hours.
One-ffth Of the girls who went to
the Home last year applied for en-
trance. The percentage Of girls who,
long sick of an outlawed occupation,
wanted physical and mental refuge, is
appallingly large For them and also
for the ojhers-public help is needed.
Each year the expenses amount to
$4,000; the receipts are not more than
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18
CORN PRODUCTS CO.
PROMISES REFORM
Government Will Permit Agreed
Decree" to End Mo-
nopOlY Suit.

Washington. April H. An agree
uent has been reached between officials
of the Department Of Justice and tho
Corn Products Refining Company I'M
der which am agreed decree will be
handed down and further prosecution
Of the company dropped hy the depart
ment This development followed a
conference between ". 7. Ponlck, OF
New York and New Orleans, prominent
IN connected with the company. ana
Assistant Attorney General Todd, oih-
cisl "trust buster" Of the department
No details as 10 what the company
had agreed 20 do or the terms OF the
agreed verdict" would be divuiged by
the attorneys ON the case. Il was
learned. however, that the concern mas
agreed 90 "bc good.
Prior TO the beginning OF the SUIT
a number OF complaints had been re-
ceivcd bv the Department OF Justice
against the alleged unfair methods
used by the company IN breaking down
indepcndcnt operators. The company
is the largest manufacturer OF corn
products iu the United States, and the
independents charged chat it was at
tempting 20 drive them all out OF huSl-
ness so that Il would have a monopoly
The principal products OF inc com.
pany are starch, com starch ana sweet
syruDs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18
Department Orders.

Temporary Assignments scrgt J. +. Is'te1s.N
loan Pc. 70 Oh / D.. 90 days. April il. itimn
" Brod 22d Pct. G. o. duty in special squad No.
4 20 days April Il A. j. Terra. -Hia. AMI q. j
Moresco. i50th to ijih / D. 10 days. Ap-l lf
r 4 Lawn. 1854 ana ! Z Schramm. l4irh. 20
ian l. ID. 10 days. April 90. Der. Bur. from
precincts indicated % dass April 10 J. ! j.
Taton 5th. J. r. o'Nei. IN. }. X. L@alg. iifl'
+. r. McEyoY. 2lst l. u. Snowden. goth. g. J..
Drum. Isjth: j IT, Fitzzcrald. 7th. y W. Hay.
18Th. 4 D. Si1dt. ISM p Murphy. 37h. J. y.
li6fh and j. Noll. ltith
Leaves ,ui'hout po, Tlmn. e. l.. Rccr eih.
dsy. April L.. T. Greeunerg goth day. Ap-il
1871 oGrlvan 22d day April %. i. H. Dufv
9th da,s. Apr.i 10. J. Grey li''u. ! day.
April II II. l. Bradley. l39th. days. April is.
Restored to Duty -Itlmn. J. DeEiin. 18TH take
effect April lG
Suspended na.'i.u' payl-Plmn. J. p'7,u. 18th.
take eject April TO-
so e. So a. grants Ptmp. : J. Fin-Fcu. 1-l.f q
days leave without psl. revoked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18

.f-f as Finnish. hest
JussiIa Ag.rr $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18

FOOT -.eIIntR "a 4rcI s.e.. 'or bachelor o-
H. .,-. i.A. Fsls capable. highly recommended
.- ll- Na-uHr As,n.S. l.l West I'D ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18
UPHOLDS PARK LAND DEAL
Bronx Commissioner Willing
to Swap Strip with P. s. G.

Thomas W. white. Park Commits
sioner OF The Bronx. yesterday ap-
proved the HofF bill, now before the
Legislature, permitting the Park De-
partment to exchange land on the east
erly side Of Bronx Park with the Pub
lie Service Comm ission, to he used for
the extension of the White Plains Ave
nue. line Of the subway system. Com
missioner Whites consent apparently
removes any uncertainty as to the pas
sage Of the bill.
In return for a strip of land north OF
lS0th Street. about % feet wide at one
end. tapering to zero at the other and
about $50 feet long, the commission
viii exchange triangular strip of land
at about the same point between the
subway tracks and the park. This will
permit the construction Of siding on
the embankment, which will be of ad-
vantage in handling the crowds which
visit the park in the summer months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18
Sing Sing May Have Own Coin

Warden Thomas Mott Osborne. speak.
ing under the auspices Of thc Civic
Forum in Aeolsu Han THURSDAY night.
viii discuss proposed system of
token money at Sing Sing prison. n
is planned to have special form Of
currency to circulate only ia the pus-
on community.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18

STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

AKkIN Ii.
Hui April .5-Ns1 ,Br. N,v York
Rotterdam. Ar.i d. hr..UrI.. DIas .NDrf Nsv
lcrr and Haitian via kifspaU
NitN'aL Aprl j-Lou,ilrA DAM. Sew YORK 'o-
Copenhagen.
lopruhsgr-. April % CiU NJ Macon. N.y Yo,k
Valparaiso. April li--topor haEel lB-J. Ns, Yo-h
and Nonol via Colo. Carso. ctc
Cher 1urg. Ar-i la--Jsrluea Frai.irr, nr-I New
York FOR Have
Bermuda. April ij-EcmlI.sa lB- \c. Nu-s
SAILED.
Genoa April - Bsyaro. Nov York
Amsterdam April "a DorI-rciL .H..rrt N,.
lorF; 4 Raven. New York. Lnrul.a 49,.
EriAhsm. April "a stre-his, .R1 ,rom ul.tc-.
QauI. New N0rk
Bristol. ApIll lu-Fy-ter cts Br. Ncs Y.r.
Liverpool. Avn lb-Tro1to IBID. N.u Yprf
Santos APrl Is Rio de Jsusir0 .BralI Ser yort
Hun April l6-iiebnuru tRrl New York
ROTTERDAM. Apfn l4-R1.tc.dam Dutch. Sow York
IAS~LD
Falmouth and Rotterdam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18

1Ua - Paul reported a., 393 miles east ~ Sandy
Ii0of Of il.-O III yc terds. IS expected TO dock
This afternoon
No. United States, Il2O cast at noon. expected 70
.---. IL..L..-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18
r..,.,,, n, sn,,I,I IOoaIItie,.-Ea,tsrn No-

tI,sbest temperature Yesterday. 81 nt m !.
lo.,r,f q. agcraee -. average for corresponding
date last year. %. average for corresponding na''
la.f thirty three years. ~. 49, -,,,.
Local Forecast to-day and to morrow:
rising temperature to-moHo". moderate ho''h"''
winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18
WORK WANTED.

r'f estate firm. 5 Years experience IN construc
.,al and r.lI estate work speciality In renting CO.
-'..rs ....rH-.rssing selling. repairs. etc eco
.-,r ,'sr,e.1,ent OF properties credentials. high
b.. reference, Box z. Tribune ono.
Eo0kkETPEE Thoroughly capable. experienced
modern methods. controlling accounts We, le,,,ni
f1r..ll.I. rtrrnarfrt 90 temporary WON acctp.cl
Eu.a.u 40 81 Nicholas a'. --.-.-
MIDDLE AGED experienced porter warts position .
slI reference. Address H. Box q. tribune
Office -----
N,i.Nc NAN 2s American wants rou,eSork
.rlr.Id fnr h1-Nc'0r. very highly recommended
$40 Mr. Macon, Agency. 1871 West i2d s. BY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18
HELP WANTED.
Male

Male
WANTED A young man. Christian resideht ~
Manhattan or Tho Bronx. a. cl,rS N do WIZ
i,r.lwriiIug. giving references. Address r. BOZ 70
Tribune Office.
WANTED. IN Wall a. bank. an ONCE boy. must be
to.t of references required A.. Box -. Tribune
DFiIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18
Vessels Arriving at and De-
parting from Port of
New York.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
I1Hee rlo. sunset 6.f: moon sets. HIS.
r.s axe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18
TnrnaIe

BUSINESS house making change. and finding Il
,,i,,g ,,af1an .fauogrspher aud clerical assistant
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