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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
CITY EDITORS FOR
VOTES: SEE DEFEAT
Almost All Favor Suffrage: Al
most All Think Ii VIII
Be Beaten.

OF the New York City newspapers, one
IS opposing woman suffrage. three are
neutral and sixteen are supporting IT,
The Tribune yesterday polled the city
editors Of these papers 70 obtain their
personal attitude toward suffrage and
their opinions as to its chance OF sue
cess In this city. Two were opposed.
One said he didn't care one way or an
other. Another said he would give
women the vote if they wanted il. Six
teen said they favored IT and would
vote for it.
In their predictions as TO what would
be the fate of the woman suffrage
amendment in New York City they
stood as follows: That il would be
beaten. 16; doubtful but inclined to be
lieve II would be beaten, 2; not GER
tain, 2.
Each editor was asked the same ques-
tons put TO the newspaper editors OF
the state outside Of the greater city by
The Tribune in its upstate poll The
questions were: "Do you personally
favor or oppose woman suffrage" and
"Wnl the amendment carry your
town ?"
In Manhattan the following were
polled: THE American" The Evening
Mail" "The Evening Post" The Even.
ing sun" "The Evening Telegram
The Evening World" the German
Herold." "The Globe" the "Morgen
Journal" "The Morning Telegraph
"The Morning World "The Press" the
Stats Zeitung' morning., The
SUM-" "The Times" and The Tribune
The Brooklyn papers polled were
"The Citizen" The Eagle" The
Standard Union" and "The Times"
one city editor gave the following
reason for predicting defeat:
"The organization men will vote
against it. Neither Of the orgsniza..
tions has the slightest intention OF
supporting it. am a Democrat, and
know that the women were allowed 70
use the Democratic clubhouses merely
as a courtesy. Naturally organization
men do not want equal suffrage.
Said another:
'T favor suffrage and will vote for
il. but ID will be beaten. The women
can't beat the political machines"
Another said he favored suffrage be-
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STORAGE NOTICES.
AUDUBON FIREPROOF
STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
AVE. AND l5jTH STREET
OFFICE. 1928 AMSTERDAM AVE.
Annex 5O6-i0 West 156th Street.


Annex g0b-lV w est lODtu SilNtbs
New York. Oct. 30'h. 1918.
To A c. MacNulty. John Casperson. 3. 9.
Zimmerman. J. J. Fink. Anna Erickson, Jean
Schmidt r. A. Backus. 4. :. Harlan. W j.
REILLY C. L. Topper r. C. H Relsad0i yo mrs
Marion Klein. f. ! Miliard. Felix Conrad
James Conroy. Jas. " ORourke Harry side
batham. Anna Esterhazy Hy Kellner. VI. G.
" Golie j. Grady. " " Briston. Chas. /.
smith Kaimus Bros sadie Thomas. J Refs.
T. r LAWYER O.. W. Jacobs. 3. Z. Trantor.
II r CahNl. b. 4 Cade. ". 7. Homes. W.
Higgins. C " Primm. q y. Munsing. John
Jacques. Edwin :. Brewer. d J jackson. q.
Emma Moore II De Haessler. VI G Walsh.
". c Allen. r l.. Barstow. G.. T. Parsons.
J. s Konocker T.. 4. Morrow. r. ". Jones.
julie Power. Ruth Firkins. A s. Grogan. II
Harvey. II W Merwin. irr @. German. =.
Williams. H. 3. Case. G. Mills. II. 81.
Philips. c. Mclean. Kalmus Bros. Mary
Brown. II. T Church G. 7 Ward. A. l. p.
Wesfman. Fred. Nankivel, James Daily. c. +.
Welhridge: You AMI each q you are hereby
notified that the time FOR the payment ~ our
lien upon the property hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice thereof had
been given you. We viii cause such property,
and Merchandise. STORED IN THE AUDI
BON FIREPROOF STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. NEW YORK CITY. by you or In
your name tor In which you may have an
INTEREST,". 20 bs sold al public auction ae-
cording 20 the statute In such case made
and provided. az the warehouses. Nos. 1929
1928 Amsterdam Ave, near l65th Street.
New York city. on TUESDAY. N0yEM-
Der 10TH. 1918, ~ o:3o a. m. and II tho
sale thereof Is not completed on said date. the
same Will be continued AZ the same place
on each and every Tuesday thereafter. b.
ginning at 10 a. m, and continuing until all
the goods are sold.
AUDUBON FIREPROOF STORAGE WARE
HOUSES
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SUMMONS.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
YORK COUNTY.-Cecll French. plaintiff.
against Bankyerein Suisse. defendant: sum
mons Trial desired In New York County.
To the aboye named defendant. You are
hereby summoned 20 answer the complaint in
this action. and 90 serve "A copy Of your
answer on the plaintiffs attorney within 20
DAYS after the service OF this summons. ex-
elusive Of the day Of service. and IN case Of
YOUR failure 10 appear or answer. judgment
will be taken against you by default for the
relief dsma nded In the complaint.
Dated, September ?. 1915.
NJ CASEWELL HEINE,
Plaintiffs Attorney
Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New York
To Baukyerein Suisse. corporation.
Geneva. switzerland.
The foregoing summons IL served upon you
hv publication, pursuant TO an order Of Hon
Francis X Peudleton. a Justice OF the Su-
preme Court OF the state Of New York. dated
September q. 1915. and flied In the once Of
tho Clerk OF the County OF New York al the
County Court House. Borough OF Manhattan
City. County and State Of New York. on tho
ist day Of October. 1915. with a copy OF the
complaint The original complaint having
been filed in said Office on the second day O.
September 1915.
dated october I. 1915
NJ CASEWELL HEISE
Plaintiffs Attorney.
once and f. O. address. 1 Liberty street
Borough Of Manhattan. New York CITY.
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TR AY MORE A a.l:i" ea
LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COZ ~, Ping.
Judicial District-Ir ne Matter OF w
Anpifcatlon Of the Public service ON
mission FOR the First District OF 'nt -
81 New York. acting for and on teh4. !.
rhe civ OF New York. by the corporste.
tH',-si az The Clty u New York. Tor it'
annointneut Of COmmiss. orers OF ~
nrai,sl pursuant 10 Chapter ~ ne Law
=, fsei and the several statutes smenss
,orv thereof and supplemental merry.
relative 20 acquiring an ts.sts 20
strnple absolute Ia and 20 certain pieIe.s
si,ust.d on he northerly side ol "a"
sro~,v-second Street between First Arsns'
arA Avenue A, IN the Borough OF -
Ian city OF New York. required .o'
~ nurpose OF the construction, fnals"
nance and operation Ia peFpeiaiy "
uortiou of a Rapid Transit halItos1 40,
Notice Is hereby given that tAs ~.
"A, charlie. J. leslie. Theodore n -. ~.
oa.,bY and Henry D. Schumacher. Son.
-, 'ssioners Il Appraisal au.3 app2.Eii..s
IN the above enuteo procctdlhs, ia.
rsport bears date the tln say nt 80.
iois was fled IN the ONCE or the ~
81 the County Of New YORK On iHe ''''
day 81 O-tooer, lsl9i .,.,. .,,s r.per,
viii be presented for connrnst,9h ya,s
supreme Court ~ the state OF Nss ~ ~
~ special Term. Part III thereoL 800, W
held ia and for the First Jud!cl<l 49,.
az the County Court House IN ths oo.', 80
., Manhattan. city Of New YORK. on
9e,b day OF october. 1915. az the opssiss:
~ Court on that day. and that thsa "a.
tbere or as soon thereafter as COZ ~,
ha heard thereon, a motion VII DC
mat said report be confirmed ..,t
Dated. Ncw York. October ~ i,a11y
,,o-oo-,tlon counsel Municipal Bsllths
borough OF Manhattan. cry Oh
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SUFFRAGE LUNCHEON TODAY
Iily No,ables on Speakers List at
Hotel Aston Gathering.

The biggest event Of the closing
week Of the suffrage campaign will be
the Elizabeth Cady Stanton centennial
luncheon at o'clock to-day az the Ho-
tel Aston. Some OF the most distin-
guished men and women Of New York
arc table holders. and the list Of speak
ors includes such we'll known persons
rs Or. John LoveIoy Elliott, DR.. S. Jose
uhine Baker. Samuel Untermyer, Cleve-
land Mofett. Arthur Brisbane. Mrs.
II. o. Havemever and Dr. Anna Howard
Shaw. The suffrage twist which
Mrs. Stanton recommended. will be
given 70 everything from the oratory
70 the table decorations. which are in
charge Of Mrs. Henry Butterworth.
Among the guests who will sit with
the speakers are Mrs. Charles s. Whit
man. Mrs. Marcus VI. Marks. Mrs.
George McAueny. Mrs. Robert G. In
cersoll. Nine. Charles lie Nerier. Mrs.
Henry Phipps. Mrs. Henry Willard,
Mrs. 0. II. p. Belmont and Mrs. Ray
mcnd Robins.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the Last
Twenty-four Hours.

Washington. oc, 20 -Pe'ure Is low from me
lover LAX, region .a,fStrd and in 'hs MIDI, Al
lar.ic ss.es ard there were hshi lo'al rain' over
,nt. are. Rains also continued IN Florida but
.i,syh.r, me weather vas generally clear
No,yi,hsandirr considerable 'lA IN he lover
l,k. region and th- Far Norfhwes'. temperatures
are stnl generally above ne seasonal ave.
throughout ,hs country especially IN th. midd.s
Atlantic ,.;.s III. Mi.fssipp; aud Missouri val
l.ys and IN. plain. state, wish th- exception OF
loe,i rains Saturday IN Sorth,''ern "'v Lns
land fsir weather VIII pr.r,il duTins ih' neit 'ory
eth hour. .s., o he Mississippi River ard 10 me
e,,,nu,s, with somewhat lower temperatures sa'nr-
d,v I'm Sew England ard n. middle Atlantic
safes
Winds fo- SATURDAY and snrda--No-ih sin
middle Atlantic. moderate southwest and "e'' b
south Arsntic. gentle 70 moderate mostly 'ou'h
re-, er,.p, rorth.as. - ths Florida c'a't. fa',
chr gentle 70 rodefste north and Lorth-a,' We. We.
CuF gentle and variable. upper lsae-. gen ~
,,CSsrs.s ves Winds SATURDAY, Win iaif weAinsI,
lover lakes. mO4eas sss' "iHpS S".''"'''
fair VeGthsr
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SUBWAY A SUFFRAGE FIELD
Handsome Workers VIII Try to Guido
Effect of Ants Posters.

when the lapboard ladies take their
Mace In the subway 70 counteract is
asntir atmosphere. Seated directly
under the anti-suffragist signs, when
ever possible, will be good looking
suffragist. .demurely holding a lapboard
poster bearing some Of the many rea-
sons for suffrage Among the women
of the lapboard brigade will be Rose
ONeill. Calista ONeill, Ethel Lloyd
Patterson. Bessie T. Brainerd, Mrs.
John Blair and Miss Leila Wittler.
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MATT DIVERS
STORAGE WAREHOUSES & MOVING
AANN

SIl-S13-3i5-3l7-Si9 WEST 14OTH ST.
To Jerome Buck. Mr.. J. h. Beers Mrs Cos
Mrs 9 Jameson. Mr.. VIM Kearney. Mrs. c.
Lsckman. Mr.. c. II Mulvaney. Mr.. Geo.
Quinn. Mrs. Rledel Mrs Reilly. Mrs. r. l..
Simon. Mrs Tehan, Mr.. VI. z. Wilson, Mr..
wall Mr. II YOst and Mr.. Zacharian: You
and each OF you are hereby notified that the
time Tor the payment OF our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having eN-
plred. after due notice thereof had been given
you. We viii cause such property. 10 wit,
Household Goods Personal Effects and Mer-
chandlse. stored In our Warehouses. by you
or in YOUR name COR IN which you may have
an INTEREST,". 20 be sold A. public auction ac-
c0r1ing 10 the statute IN such case made and
provided. At the warehouses, Nos 3ll-3l3-
3l5-3l7-3ls West 14Oth ST. New York City.
On Thursday. November 18th, 1915, At 1880
IA. m, and continuing until all the goods
are sold
MATT DIVERS STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
AND MOVING VANS.
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EAST 10Th STREET.

EAST 10th STREET
.Th. approximate amount OF the lien or
e.rIbed property Is 10 be sold. is Four
thousand eight hundred i've and 40fl0O
tS4SO5 400 Dollars. with interest thereon
from the 18th cay OF September, 1915
,l.,be~ with costs and allowance
amounting 10 Two hundred seventeen and
g7IiO0 Dollars. with Interest from Septem-
her Isth 1915, together with the expenses
Of the sale The approximate smount OF
the taxes assessments and water rates. or
other liens. which are 10 be allowed to the
paid by the Referee. Is Three hundred and
- 100 Dollars and Interest
said premises will BE- sold subject 10 4
tax lien u Three hundred and forty-fye
and qi|i00 Dollars ana interest
DATED. New York September 23rd. 1915
HARRY a. GOlDEL Referee
The foregoing sale is hereby adjourned
20 Friday. october ?2nd. 1873. az the same
Dated Kew york. October 10Th. 1915.
HARRY a. GOIDEL. Referee.
The foregoing ssls Is hereby further sd
journed 20 Friday. October 2sth. 1915 AZ the
same time and place.
HARRY A GOTDEL. Referee
The foregoing sale Is hereby further ad-
jourued 20 Friday. November 18th, 1915 at
the same time and place.
Dated. New YORK. october 10th. 1915
HARRY A. GOlDEL. Referee
SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY =
to-. plaintiff against The Eastern Brewing
Company - a.. Defendants In pursuance
q a Judgment 81 foreclosure and sale duly
made and entered in The above entitled &C
zion bearing date the End day Of October.
1915. !. the Referee In said judgment
named. viii sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder. by william j. McPhillamy
& Co. Auctioneers al the Brooklyn Real
Estate Exchange. Is9 Montague Street.
Borough OF Brooklyn. County OF Kings, on
the -sth day Of November 1913. at u
O'Clock noon. tn. real and personal prop
sr'y Of The Eastern Brewing Company.
consisting Of machinery. tools. fixtures and
paraphcrnslia used In the brewing busi-
ness also the parcel Of land ana brewery
building erected thereon. bounded by Bush
wick Avenue. Meserole street. SchOles
Street. and the centre line Of what was
formerly the old Bushwiok Road. The
properly Will be sold an entirety and IN
one parcel Inspection can be had on any
day By appointment with the plaintins At
tOru.y.
Dated New York. October sth. 1918
JACKSON A DYKMAS, Referee GEORGE
V BROWER. Plaintiffs Attorney -
Court street. Brooklyn. y Y
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


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Joyfully Greet Signs OF a
Drift Back" TO Former
Regime.
TEST WILL COME
ON STABILITY
Voters All Over State Stirred by
Attack on Initiative and
Referendum.

.Y-r s.4- c"r-r-r i'7' TIE
Cincinnati. oc' ~ Ihe 'T' ,"'
'est or ,sa' hope oi po",'''a''S' '''-
lorge r-- "i-f' back fFom Fr's''s
sive po. c,es. Vi.. come az inc "
polls 1cv' TUESDAY inc ISSUE
m tfc closing days o. nc campo. p
las come 90 ovef'''e'" ~" .
"iu''''' ..-.... AL ~ofo~o-5,u
.ack on tAc initiative H"i ''''
provision o. mo ''"s'''"-' '
in 1912 The .s openly ..,
liquor INTERESTS ana =.
many who honestly re'e.' '"' 'o.
which has been mace - '', .'ro
;unities ne initiative 0ne'', u.
81. real stre-g.h from the pig fofces
- ro-g for the DAYS % the old
ro.i'l'a' 'st .'"' a-.t..d f,- from
ONO po'''0' -, - Aors
he vel ordered wei s''"
q the Hanna rule, and those " Nv
....,.,,..4 fror, those days are longing
.- t-o.bro- g, many other
Win '"s'' - +ba former
states, for re'1'"
things. Nominations are ram
-. ov.n more so. Legislation
''e'''''' ,,..ap ord "a likely
- utterly u''o'ioo o,e
a. not % be o. little VsIue " my
81, norticulnr. The leaders are OF
49,. 4o1iou,er. and party ooun-
zen "i''''' .,t.sos ,5.bout
ellis have become ioInla'''ie'
NAMING
L.o- NTH almost pathetic
30 '' ma h.u.d ub..
JOY that these ieAot's nav
thew believe IS che nrst sign o.
,.r, % somett,,. fke the conditions
-. -. ,o ,.,trol They have
'ne3 INV 1900 ,h.,,
been talking hopelu"y aino"s
solves OF the popular dislike OF Pr.
r,aries. referendum and the IKE pu'
fter have not dared 20 test thelr ut
tefs AZ he polls until THIS year 20"
,bc, think they have i0und the.
chance AZ least in Ohio.
en-" Stirred To Action.
,t.ta.,u ord ref-
The attack on tne ~ "etsbil
erendum taxes 'ne I'm oorstitr-
ity' Amendment 70 ny ro.ssnr.
flOu IlV'i~44te - A.. o.rrn. ha
has been twice defeated u cHnnO'
brought up again LOT SIX yeai D. ~
serious il this threat cohs.ue5eu -
orators have been giving Jar more 81,
,ention 20 II than 70 the PtI Io.o fo,,
question. Indeed eKGeYe i0I - - y,
who still fee that theli u@t's ~
threatened, prohiolu0h has otijt.,.,, -
most dead issue "hlIe s'aD' ~ o.a
calling forth more IahcoI "..u S;5
vigor than the orlhh queseiio S.'i.sio-,
There seems A.most ~ ~ 49, main
that the "drys are pea.eH oi "" .h;s -
issue. and they are tuii.ns .rs oD,n
save their righ' 20 AeoI ei." 80 eSvo-
The staoiity pIsH ms 80 4,
Gates among men "hCse inOs'.
would be absurd 20 car III q.tIsS'o 49,
President TAFT stShuInB a. -, -.
Il gets much strens'h, 700 I'm 49,,
ge-eral disgust al having 70 ~ -.
in twelve months on prGhlDI''oH, ~.
the first vote, with an ADVERSE haJoil'5
Of nearly $4,000, gave SO eoIhp4eOe a.,
indication Of the states view. ~
these supporters o. ne p hrl,s meas
that the uh.i,,l, 80 - heen go abused
thf, unless some change is made the
state will soon be voting ann Va'1y ."
long list Of questions Whlch u Fe'N
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fo,,ca,t, for Special LOesllts'~ea'tsn N'-
Yort and We, virginia. fair to-day eo0'N cas-
a..

y.ntuosy. Arkansas ohshonL Western and
Es,,s-n Tara Tennessee. Louisiana. Indiana
Ioror Michigan. Ohio Western PENNSYLVANIA. Yves
- View York. virginia North and South Carolina.
Georgia Florida Alabama and Mississippi 'air To-
dsy and 20 morrow
southern New England Nev Jerse7. Ea'"rn
Perns,Iraria. Delaware. Maryland and the District
o. Columbia fair and slightly cooler to-day to-
Xo-tbern New England. partly cloudy today rain
Eastern Maine. cooler IN Vermont and New lamp
shire: 90 morrow fair.
Local Official Reoord.-The following onici,l rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the ehsns-s In
IN. Temperature for tho asst twenty four hours In
corop.1,on with N. corresponding date OF last
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cause IL would increase the Intelligence
Of the electorate and the community.
But doubt If the amendment VIII
no carried because Of the indifference
Of Tsmmany and the Tammany lead
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Barometer Readings.
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

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wa Vancouver and ictoraj-Sisgsra. NOV 10
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HELP WANTED.
lfal.

BOYS from 70 Il years o. age wanted ,or choir
Chunch " the Incarnation. Madison and ssh
81. crceptoual adEaItages Apply 90 th0lrusster
q EsS SSH 81. daily. from 20 o'clock and
saturday mornings, 10 ~ u o'clock
Roy. soprano ,ololst. wanted for ehoif Church OF
ne Incarnation good salary. Apps 20 Beschsr
Adnch. % East S5ih Il.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

HOUsEwORKkH = iuni.h American. strong. will.
,us city or fouutry. , cellelt references Lchi's
Ascncy. = l2sth ct 'Phons 3slS Harlem
LArNDREss -Fint els". shirt, highest refer
sucs also clsmbefmAid. liunfres, Fiauish
girls. cfy, country Jussils AssncJ. 1856 East
SSH ~ P1sra ass.
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rsfsfsnos. CITY, county, Jussus Assncy. is
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uour INDrMNITY COMPANh

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Pursuant TO Section II of the Ahs ~
rsw OF the state OF New YORK, ~
nnd.rsigued, all being natural persons =. -
60 and Al least two-thirds OF Us GU =
Of the United States. and .. le.s. V ysrS =
resident OF tho state OF Ne" iV IL.
$3.50 declare and publish notice OF osl
tention 10 form a domestic ,,oss in 81 sss.
corporation 10 transact the Du bushes urse
~ md surety insurance as authOi t e1 ,cs
Subdivision OF section 70 Of ,se a.Is.rssics
L@ HtouE INDEMNITY COMPANl -.
amount OF IL. capital .: stoes T. to ,sso ~
Hundred and F1fiy Thousand %; ssi
neTSrs and is surplus Two hunliso
Do'ai shon,and $3.50 00O) Dollars addltloes
rhs principal ana home ores Of ne eS 8, T.s.
~, 10 b located In the Borough o. 80
s.o CITY. County and State OF Ne. -,
dated. New York, septcmoe. !Sn: Sx
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NETTLEs. JOS. Z. WARD; Anrs.
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Highest temperature Yesterday. 50 degrees 'at 2
n m. lowes'. 4s degrees lat a. M; Average
.,-,-s,,,-. ,es.e-dav - degrees. average temper
a,i. Tor corresponding date las' year. - degrees
sve-sge temperature for corresponding date last
thirty three years. 80 degrees.
Barometer Readings.
m % e2l ? m. 2e76s p m 20 II
Humidity.
salp m. sos ? NJ. 80
Local Fereoan.-F,r to-day. slightly cooler; to-
morrow. fair; moderate southges, and west winds.
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SCHOOL AGEJCIES.

American and Foreign Iescher. Aronc,-
Supplies Professors Teachers TutofA
OoveTLsssss etc. 20 Colleges schools ana
Families Apply 70 Hrs III J. YOUNG.
FULTON. - Union s1usIa
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LEGAL NOTICE max
The New Haven County Nsuon IN 10
located In the city OF New haven .Sslrs
state OF Connecticut. Is closing w. n ne
A. nov. TO' are boreby notified 20 prss.c'
the notes end other claims iof pH}ssS
u q sToDDAPD. ffs'
Dated August "a lsIA
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WORN WANTED.
Male.

JAPANESE wants petition a. homework IN tu
few hous even daJ or night Tokyo. Boz II.
Tribune O1hcA
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
INSTITUTE OF MUSICAL APT
Of the CITY Of New York

~ EnSoseed scAooI FrasS DaB,rosch. D.reefo,
sig1.ns -i.h uiiufL ability al earnest purro-.
h<fs receive thorough I'D 9 myftt E. . W
o. usieA e3ucsuon without soifs shroid IN
do~cd AID conducted uificai fheusG - prret
The lrstiiuts commands ne services ~ sft.st-
teachsrs whose pritAis terus scglf "a pfctlhit.fs
fo Rot lees are moderate Al lliofm ElEb.s
.tcns r,osi'ed a. factlcies Cccur.
secretary. hon res. IeO Clarcmont AMY.
MAI KIN Music school or y. L..
Ni[Ni~iNiN 10 ". iZtnd ~.