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RAILItCAD EARNINGS.
7sp T*_— a« bu printed the gnm earn- ;
Irjra cf tl.irty-cr.6 railroads cr ej-stema for '
tie -cn_ week !n De_es_b«r. Of these.
elrhteen returr. e«__ of 5^,7C3, or 11.4 per !
cent, and thirteen return losses of s_C,s__,
er J per cent. The ivtola. shows a cain of
tffi.TW or E. 5 per cent.
•ecor.r: •*■»:. In I>ec.—
i* milKmsn *■<•_:.___ incfasrCro ii^i I
» cot... _.C 43.___ _.64_,M7 Dec. i».S. 7.0
t«_«.»._«_.s« $«.s7n.i<» tnc.t46T.221 IT I
DE3ETEB & BXO CnAXDE.
1J*O? rnos. Inereiee
X '•tei la I •»_ $38_.3<Y> »_c<>.7»tt "»13 <V->
July D_e. a. J1.M0.700 X0.20_,C00 i.m 100 i
LEEIGH V_L__r.
Mor.ia cf X_v — ions. Incest*.
FrelSfcl revenue f_.ts,», w0 $253 :__
Passenger revenue SOi.SOS 3_M4
Otfcer transportation reve
_.*__• «>.745 14. in
»ea-_r_r.spcr_Uea revenue •_;•:. _55 ___, \
— — — _ ■ j
Tots. 1 . eperat:r.r rever.ue. $3,802,213 $400 S4_ !
lltlrstenar.ee ef *-ey V=d
structure* $_5.573 •J3.CS3
jNjair.teaanee ef ec/-:ip— ce_ 4W>.«S* »34,735
Traffic expenses 71.043 4.791
Transportation expenses £27.404 20 41U
General expenses 53.232 7.942
Total atiis* expenses SI.SM.64_ •SIO.ROI
yet operating iwrenu*. $1,406,177 5U1.153
OgtttO* *Verat:oTis — net
*»ven_e *46 »2.451 !
— - . j
Tota! net revenue 11.457.024 $40S. CS2 '
T xes M.tkJO 1 i
T.f^^f j. _.v°^o_. J1.5T2.424 f«OS._3
Ftticht revenue ~ - $12.«;5.9r.5 f^23 '. SM
%:z «2« <■■••- f
IMMNV revenue 2.C37 4C3 17" 73"
Other transportation reve
*u* , 435.36S 64.W1
£ r_r -rtatier revenue 110,1s* 27.5M8
Tctai operating reve=ue.SiS.__4,t__ $Ti«.SS3
Sl*.!rT.er.ars« of a_j *-i
structures 1.839.731 |1J 432
Xatetesasea of ec.uipra_r.t. 2.«&4_M1 175'31_ !
TnSc exrer.ses =-:••-.- 5C '■■>' '
T-r.sprrtatio- expense* .. 4.2!2!76« ft' {sl
Genera: expenses 2Sii.CSo 14773
Total e?er»Uce expenses tivOiXVorr 173 -•»_
Ket opeaiiac revenue ««:.215.557 $722' sis
Octtjd* operations — net e._.=*3
rertao* BM M 52.C2S
Tota; r.« revenue $&_75 $774 ?7 7
?** es ••■'■ 473.C00 36:000
OP«««as :a:«=e SS,S'JO OCi J735.&77
•r-crease.
GUARAITTESD STOCKS.
iT-rr.::!--ec ty Edwarj E. Srr.itS i cc. No* 27
r^r.e street, New Terlci
Alt t -JM Coai R pf.^-SS 8 -
At t M.... 4O .5 Jlan _; L_ w SO —
____■ ft VVl *2 HHr' r Vlar.hitttan '.'.ISS 141
AT. T*C .3 _5 Massa— Vv. ..13,> _ 40
At _.C A -.It© — MH& S H _~> ' i*<
A G, ft MM. fc^ .5 m&O stk t cfs S4 _0
_~,~; fc" 55 - *5 ! Hr Me ' C & EZX 64 _
±< si: i- r. . ia -o cc pref 17.^ im
B«4All>.^ 2;^ Slc-rr:s <_ _t*:.i2 is?
Boct ft i.0w.220 ,_5 _ 0 Extn 98 l<-3
Best & Bn-_M — •__«_ & _, cc ISi 1& 2
E t 7th AY.140 l«0 !_V._ h _.. __,_,. 21 _
EStiys City.. 193 2*j ; New Lo r . x.. ly .j _
C_ B C 0...1*0. ..I*o irni \S Y_. v __. p j^^j _ IC ,
C»r^_ 50... 6S 72 !NT___s pf!lOs 115
Ci-.a Ist Pf.."_ Z:-y N V L i W. 125 l_9
&j 23 pf .112 lia \s T Mot Te!.100 —
C_y & £.s.._i3 233 Nitth Ate.... 140 I&<J
C Cnuxovs. Vi 13S North Car. W 167
CPSiSHS *} !Con_ <N Hj'l's —
C!-a-- i G...100 :<JB Kami CS Jj.; SS ft<s
C t luth st* 73 «5 I North Per." _(V> *>i.")
CtZ I I crs 64 f% iNonhw fel 110 1_
de ctfs pl.ll* % .vcr .fe W p_.__J —
rei: C pf.135 145 iOIi Cc'ony ISM) —
!Sf***»*'l^ i~ 1C« W^3 &'5..224 230
C.*'-e * P-- 1.4 !•• jp__ _At T CS 73
r.?r f'U- tz s:> jl^_ igat _ h R.::iSa «m
r*s . .- .
Zz * _i--J2 ■" ?*■' ; » v*u_y:__o I*o
Ccr.c a.- P. ..1.0 — !peo iB Vv IS It
rtp ?. 7V:33 lot 1 pmTci *»__»_ —
-£...;,
c J? 7 __tf. I r.: « 6^^r-i--i:_9 r«
etc cf n, j 73 .. 1 _ o apeeiai. .. 3^i 17^
Dtytea 11. «'O f0 it» m-k; a- t i*^ i""»
D_lMßr_,ltt =00 P*_r_WTO_Ms ~'
Det H & 6.. » 102 |___i J ____f*«__ SA.
f_rt Perm.. .130 140 •p_f a ~v-"-~"li- —
g|| 1 ipgl i
Erie— tsi.._3 _4S l~ a^ a & _> h 1S r _
»._:KT_.iSO jao 1 - f! ,_f >..,_;;•/„ 2T,
T'.tc- pre^..lM KM Rutroo Ry....i_o 1311
.- V _ J pf.lis 14'J Fixtfc l—i .M 5 130
«? ?;*G_r : »» a_* _« &it Tel:: 93
'i, -:- p -^ B _. c r" *?! «t_n_t__ia« iss
O_: €_ T..IW 114 i _o 2d rf **> 05
S_l*- C 22 i " do fS °- - B : SS 1 -
•a at . iod no
HtTfizri ... *« ti !r _G R a 5 .170 —
IS c _J_:;iS •__i^4l___-m of et L.120 130
r. t ir-.ts t ro 73 ._.__ Pl _.>i _so
lattMC-a T o^| l« en j __r_C2** 252
*_kI.&S. > *J W Upper Coo_. its —
JOUet & CSl.l^S 173 jT. _ E P.! V..173 177
SC AA- C P..141 iro t?C — B Vy..lSo 133
_CS___ptei 7« *-■» r C fc 8.. «3 M
KCELt<r pf..ir_» 14<> IVy cf N V.. 120 —
Lf A M St.^2 S2-*» !Vt fr Mass. . .IRO —
La:iT P. r-'..ZZZ 170 jWarrtr. 11© 175
liNRiCUI 12-3 |TT S '_ R...140 l»
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
OSepaetaj _..- Cir-.tor. Gilbert. No. 2 Well street.)
Bli.Aekefi Bid. Agfcad.
a::^=c- F.r ii:. 120 ;ijiw t1& t. 24«^ 2*:>
-Srr. iu-t-y. 222"-_ 2S7_|! ________ 1524 lt>7;_
ABW SKS STS [L I __ T.. SOU 310
htzlitrf .. 000 — f Manhattan .. 370 _&)
•B «t 3t G. 287 2T3 3le___j__tle . 725 —
Srceiwjy . 14% 155 ! Metropolitan. £30 5M
Bro___sm .. 410 •2 \l-. E » Bond.. U0 113
Ca— fsit . . l*j 105 Sloctsa £.".0 630
oa* Co cf A 125 14* Mutual 130 —
*r*r.trs! . -lU2O 1035 Mut Aj:ian:e 130 140
(Sty Invert. «"2 65 jNaseau I*SO 170
£3 prel... Vj 112 'Nat Bsretr.. 215 —
'-"..zt? ... 14ft — NYX.IAT-1030 1110
Cfc!-_=".tS_ . . £_S S3* !N V Mt ? & 5 _25 255
Ccaj'm-<r*Uh. 14-i Ift" N* v Trust... — fTT'J
<"o!r.merr:ai. ISS 145 'Pecp'.e'e .... 2?1 ZirJ
T.tfpttm Tr.. »>> Sl« ,Cv Co iiig.. 110 —
rj;."._i_;e .. «90 5«» iCueerj C 0... 117^ 122H
?L4 T...INV) 1£75 [Realty ft SHU IC3 137
ntta A\e... S*» — !=-ar.der<s 400 —
F'-ath-sr. ... 2wO 225 I Title G4: T. 573 SSQ
rrsrk::^. .. its i3O T Ir. cf NY. 133 15*
Potaaa ... . 2f<:i — 'Tr Co cf Am 830 t&i
T-.i* .::-■ ... 205 — Irr.lcn I£ls —
ou2r_rty .. 775 — 1 TTu States. . .1250 1253
G_mn!___ .. IRO — !*U S Ca* 21 ' —
fttssiiteß . . vm ro i" smt t . 00 4*z
H?rr.e Tr^-t 10K — CS.TGftL — «50
Hu-". Re_lf-. 100 .10 'Va» Nsrden. 2^5 CV)
HuSit^. ..".. 175 — 1 Wasiirgtcn. . ".GS 273
list Ei*- Cer 340 145 We«tebe«ter~ UO —
Kisss C 0... f^'s — |w _bT _11 I*3 170
tTclcfeertoek S4l Sflft ': Windsor 123 liiJ
•Lew _itg. . 23b 2C=l!
fc. ■ MHO OTHER GAS SEC'JRIT'ES.
la ■ -■-.-. is wo
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QC ENT BONDS \
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FERRY COMPANIES.
Ei 4 Asfctd. i Ailcef
Tc--.-~ T r.e.. ft 22 !ot.»-. «• TZd Et. it —
V F Is* t:i..K'Z ll*> : v to tords ... 65 —
co con Ss . ifj »-•' tinrm Ferry.. 30 32
SYft EH. 30 Sfl i «io l£t 55... t's Vi
to Ist se. ..CO O J
MEETINGS
Tl'h Ti:.ST COMI'AXV or AMKKICA.
N*-.v Ycrlt LM>- S nbtr lb. VMrj.
'o the _tr>rl:>iolder» of — Trust omita»y
of Aiaerira;
'■* KeiTuier Ar.r.ual Meeting- of th* s?tock
ixll*-t o_ THE TBVST COMPANY OF
AVERICA wi:i be held at the effles of tbe
' r rr.t,Lr.y, N&f- t,"-iZ Vail Street. Boiouch of
Manhattaa. city of N»t Ycru, N. Y-. on
<T*d_es_er. Junjary 10th 3i<lo. at 12 o clock
Ds«rs. for the purpose of *lC«U£_r Directors
*-~i the transaction of such ether bus-fices as
'"-., • i -f-z ■-:'■ *.*".- I. .*'■■'■■£
Tbe pc!!« «-t:i b6 cpin fro~. 12 c'clock noon
' ' " ■- '■::!'. SI.
The stock transfer tocir v.A be closed Jan
v*.ry $sh. 1910. et 12 -r'cioc)* no«in. and :• -
P*se_ Jascarr SOtiw Itlli »t 10 o'ciocic a. M
l-'KAXK 1.. HIT.T'''N. S.crrtary.
T'JE AXSVAI. MEETING OF THE STOCK
he!4ert et TIM Fi(le".ty anil Casualty om-
Tsr.y of {jew York rer tli= election of 61'
lactMa. e_actlaa of jnspeJtors of electior.. ana
'^r U;t tr_ntaetlon cf sucli other business ts
«h«:i 'on-.e tctort the neettsii » r i!l be beid *t
gfcs eCSc« of the Company. Nos. to7-10H Ce<lar
Flr^t!. In t!ie OUT °< #•• Yoric ca Tu>-sde;'.
**• 4th <l_y cr Janutr-. I'jl'J. at !2 o'clock
r °' * tfce ijcl.s to r«-iT!_!a open until 12:i<»
•'deck p. 11 •
THE riDF.:.iTT at:D CaEVaLTT COMPANY
or ,\ew voi-.k
r-.or>T. j. kj_________s_________j_____!_____;
tvb > coxcr - uULaro jockey club.
Th« Anr.ua: Meet:!<e of tbe ttockholdcrs cf
"? D;r.-::ors a;:d <or the transaction of euoh
other bcSiMCa as may be t.-x/ue-ht brfort- It.
•SB b» hfld c' th* -*r:ce of the Club. r.TI Fifth
Aveß_(.. ».>_■ yorK on Mcndsy. January 10th.
--"fl. Bt _ o Cock." tr.d the pclU «1U rtmam
''.»• re ..: .- hour.
The fitAck Trariffisr E^cks will te CiCieo
*re?r. Ji-rui-v l»r t.^ lOtu. Jf.so-
BrHtTTTJtK I-. V*-R.*ON3. rretlder.t.
<_M ELCCTIOJI C-r TWENTY MANAGEItS
•f tt'fc New York Institution tor the Blind
•M «f t litre inspectors «f election wi!! be
r.t th« In«'«tut!<rr. ?.4t}i Street ar.d 9th
£ye-_*. ct f^ ur o'clAek il the BSMTSaOS of
Wefiae»»say. January Sth. 1610.
CilAT._,_:s H. u_lS£Ua__x* Eecrettry.
Two of the QUALITY ADS.
IN TO-DAY'S
NEW-YORK' TRIBUNE.
Male.
SinrrCfG CLEKK and STOCKKEErEK. —
State experieare. sg-e and salary expecte—
I, C. Box 20. Tribune O3W.
Femaie.
OPERATORS, bodyroakera __td tximmrrs oa
ladles' trai-ts; experienced people oclj; _o<:(!
p»y; steady — ork. Casper Paris & sons. 48
We;t 35th st.
READ THE OTHERS- AND GO TO WORK.
HELP WANTED.
CANVASSERS.
New Newspaper Premium
Proposition.
Ptrr.ss«r.t •Mr.p!<v nient. with guaran
tte_ I ary and carfare paid weekly, and •
HU-ral commission in addition. B« st
o:f*r in the city fcr experienced ncni
parer. book sr.d msearlne men who are
adapted to <rSce and factory or house—
ta-baose work; *ye orders a day will
earn $30.00 per week. Call between 9
a. B. and i p . n .
•WILLIAM H. OUTELirS.
F.aera __3, Tribune B^i'dir.g. New Tor-
a BRasS TURNER on speed lathe. Si Peer!
It
A LIVi; representative for a great railway pub
lication. The Railway Record. An eVearr:
proposition. Write Mr. Lasky. --J23 7th aye.
ACTIVE, bright jrenac rr.an wanted, en lea«ms
proposiion; fine chance for right nan. Mas
cht-ster 1.-a«:r.g Co.. 23 West 42 J St.
AGENTS in every towr: best aelllns household
"^rticle; start at or.cc; large demand for coeds;
$CS to JiO a week: euecess assured; in>-esti__ta
ta-tev. Case;-. 6!) Adams aye.. echoes. N. V
AGENTS — tJee our big severs. New Year p«-n
narts. tree decorntions, bells wreaths. pc=ts!s
rfveltieg. Lieder's Nwelty House. 133 Park How.
AGK.M'S — Sr>e our Hine of fine Christmas a:i4
New Year's cards; st.r..! stamp far -losue.
T.l^rtrr's Ncvelty House. 133 Park Row.
AGENTS to sell the new Empire Governor Gas
Burner; big money maker. New York Gas
F F u ! Lri^_£^__l3B_Bewen-.
AGENTS ar» -tk:r? ten dollars a day selling
Mother's Ironing Wax; agents price. 7 cents.
}3Si Fu'.tor. tt , Brooklyn.
AGENTS wanted to sell Ultramarine she^
bluics; 60 per cent profit to agents. 1338
Fultcn gt.. Brookl y n .
AGENTS wanted to eel! the Arrr.y and Navy
bixh _r_d« r ins and needles; agents' -ample
C f.-er.«. 13-jS Fulton et.. Broojclyn.
AGENTS. — i 5 to 113 dally Belling- perfection
riant!* burners; brightest ra« light from kero-
JMM: oukhir.ts electrictty. Eastern Lieut Co..
280-Bro>dway.
AGENTS WANTED to eel! our Inverted lamps
and mactits; good 6eiler; bl« profits. M.
Prcpp Co.. 5« Bowery.
AGENTS wanted tv ccii our patented can opener.
C_:i between a ar.d 11 at 2a Park Row. F.acm
T4.
AGENTS wanted rer the best an-: cne_cest hard
vacuum cleaner on the market; prte« ?" and
HO. Se» demonstration. 222 4:h aye. Utility
Imvrt & Export Company.
AGBNTS to cell iatest m'-islc ar.a novel tie*; send
Etamp for coir: money saving cata'ojue.
Ll^^r'g Novelty Houm. 133 Park Row.
Aiih.N'TS ■*• '■- ■"- to tell our 6un-Rar Ir.'jan—
•iescent ICerosece Burner: L-aral Inducements;
description free. Simplex Gaslight Company. 23
Perk Row. " ' ■
AGHNTj?. male and femaie. SZi> to J^li weekly;
r.o experience required. Call cr write. TraTel
>«' Iderjtifigatlon Co.. 3fi7 Fulton at.. 3r>ok!>-n.
A'JtIXTi — Wonderful meuii c>-anir.z cloth; no
UQOida or preparations used. Caii. write for
free eair.plej. gharnoid. .VJ 1.10 Nassau st
A-OK.STH — •'Kayo Hag;" something new; poiichea
trass, copper, a!! metals; cs.n:Ts:e 10c ar.d 4c.
postage. Rayo Co.. 721 Tribune Building.
'AGEXTS — Sell cluS calling cards; beautiful art
ar.d sar.r.; 10-.rest prices. Lieder s Novelty
Ho^se. ZZZ Park Row.
A -^- Uli how you can start a rrori;_Die ir.aii
ci£-r business et hoaie evenlazs. Heacock.
Pl 4. L/>.-ltpci<>r'.. N. y.
BOOKKEEPER ar.d ACCOUNTANT for w«:i
kaoim drug house in New York Citi". J2.">.
Call, Mighlll (.Position Brok«r>. FUtiron Build
trig-.
BOOKKEEPER.— Large firm cf public accourt
ar.ts recj'r.re several roocs men cf personaUtT.
brains, iztltlatrrt, thoroughly experienced in up
to-ic:s toc!:!:eepln_- tfSUniM. to take pcsiticr.s
as junior accourtants. Call or write Business
Service Co.. 305-7 Broadway.
BOOKKEEPING taught by public accsuat*at;
private personal instruction; success guaran
teed; BsH M to position. Write accountant, 50
Bible Ho«se.
tO\".— Xo run errands :n rrir:tlr._- house; sa'-ary.
?4 SO to start; bring- vorldas papers. T. J.
I.a 11 ? Printing Co __! West 41st st.
CAI.TiEH OUT for city; g-:od hustler : good pay;
Best soter. Call Photcsrapher, 260 Erie St.,
Jersey City.
CANVASSERS and coli»-ctors. experienced ar.d
iearaers: best terms; also asslstar.ts. G.>!ac!aJ
I.:f» Irs. Co.. 110 East 2."d st.
CIGAP. SAI.ESM.-. : In your locality to represent
us; experience unnecessary; SllO per "month
erd expenses. Write us for particulars, Monarcli
C!«ar Co., St. Louis.
ClTi' -Ai.t::JiAN to take ore for Ccok-Ptary
pszzte. Apply United States Pozzla Co., Boom
4".i. iu:i Eraadway.
COMPOSITOR.— First c.ass corrposltor wanted-
Chas Goldstein Co., 15S Wcoster ax,
COi:RT~RE:PORfER. expert, state terms, etc..
for giving its'or.s to ccrr.rr.ercia! Isaac Pitman
writer. Baal BteJßlaat, 705 East _th st.
DAIHViiAN. — liust be expert batterm_Jcer;
_;E£ie; gent!?=ia.n's country place; wages. $40
smd toard. Odcll a Agency. £25 6 .- aye.
DKiILiNKK R-arted; to rr.a.KS ur a line of j_v»
nile clc.hins. sulu and cvercoa'j far ... D..
Box SO, Tribune Office.
DRAFTSMEN. StructuraI; several ; cur clients
■rill cn!y censiier Americans: salary, 11, 100-
SI.SW. R_;ir.ess Ser\-ice Co.. SOS-7 Ercadway.
AJKi.'G CLEKK. — JaxUor wanted. The Zagat
Drug Co.. 113 th St. and bin aye.
ENURAV wanted cr. Celluloid Corr.bs Ap
r.lv a!! w_elc Kay. TOO Broadway. Bro<sk:yr!.
ESTIMATOR.— Steam iwtrng apparatus; Jl.SOO;
«.iso est:2".ator. expert en fireproof windows,
doorcases: of ?c>od appearance, capable O( eel!—
inz; $1.5'J0-sl.sOO. E.siness Service Co.. SQV7
Lroaduay.
FASCINATING, lucrative work in fpare time;
siili. capital or labor unnecessary. EncJos«
Cc. tcr literature. Matthew Dcnvaa Co., 1441
Broadv.-ey.
i-"A = CINATING, lucrative work in epar« tirr.e;
skill, capital or labor unnecessary; er.close »!c.
tar Btesatsrt. Matthew Donovan Co., 14*1 Eroa4
w»y.
F I VE young Dus:ne:s men. Honest anc: energ«-tic.
to start 1" the advertising d"partment of 1
jr'es.t ntwspape-r. Call for interview. .Room 421,
Tr;hur.e 3"i;d:njr. after _ p. m.
GENERAL HOUSEWGRKEH and » COOK, for
city; good .ala^'; br;^y references. FiarJt
gan'e guieau . 256 West 1 1 Cth st.
HAND VACUUM CLEANER.— Best and cheap
*sr $3 and $10: agents wanted everywhere.
See demenstratic::. 232 i:t. a\ c.. Utility Import
& Export Co.
INSURANCE AGENTS -W« offer creit laduce
m^cts to men en whele cr part time; don't
ni!i£ this opcortur.ity. Manager, 279>i 3d aye.
MANAGER for Eastern office of Western housed
in groceiy line; ■r.ust be r-iperitr.ced exeeuUve.
Might" (Position Prcker), riatiron BuiHir.g.
MANAGER of special proposition: itimkl salary;
eritller.t epportuniry for srr»a:l investor to
srcuie permanent poalttetl. Address J L . Bos
15. Tribune Office.
lIECH A NICA L DRAFTSMEN. — We receive more
orders from cur clients tcr capable. exj^erienc*'i
mecha_nlc_l draftsmen tha:. «re are able to fill:
we can always place a good man with ability in
this line; large number r-f excellent opportunities
open tt salaries ranging from ?xi to $!_5
monthly. Technical artmeac Basinets Ser
vice Co., 303-7 Broadway.
iJ.'-JN. — Cheap passage L/cnSon. Liverpool, r<r*J
ir.g c_tt!e from N«W York; direct, fast steamer.
ternary, 6TO Greenwleh «t.
SIEN — Cbeap passage London, Liverpool, feeding
cattle from Ne-v York, lntsrxationa!, 1"J Green_
wlch fct.. New York City. ___^
OUTSIDE and TRIMMING CUTTERS on ladles'
Bss shoes. Wichert A. Gardlr.er. Atlantic ani
Kchenectady avts.. Brooklyn, N. Y.
PATENT LEATHER REPAIRERS en ladles'
fine shoes. Wichert 4 Gardiner. Atlantic and
FcheneciaSy ayes.. Brooklyn. N. Y.
PHOTOGRAPHER, going en roa4, waiits lj\«
caller out; crew work; sticker. Call D^lcke.
2*>o Erie tt.. Jersey City.
PRIVATE SECRETARY.— President large real
■ .■_!• ' ■**-. 'i.:i. requires a -teuocriphi;; stcrt —
tary wttb tncrougn knowledgo ct beakkeeptsf:;
pereinallty, Lra'nii initiative an<l ability to
har.rfle lmportaut d«tall work necessary; Jl._uO-
J 1,500. Business Service Cc. 303-7 Br^divay.
ItLALfiTATt; nien wanted in renting <3«-j.art
ment; winner; gx>o<l money to rlffhf man; «_l
ery nr rommissicn. United Realty. ISO Nasjau «t.
I.EI>~HEAIjED HOYS wauua 10 sell Cock-Peary
p-jiz!-. Apply Room 400. United j-h'-.j Pu__U
Cr,.. ii<;i rina.lwny.
REFINED SALESMEN wanted to install excel^
lent tcilet rpwialty In laslltutiorji. hotels, etc.
Call mornings*. 17*5 Sth aye.. Room 4.
EAI.ES MANAGER for clove factory in New
York £tate; good opportunity; $3.000-|3,000.
B_uo«*a Eervlco Co . 3'^-7 £fo«dway.
M:\V-YoiUv DAILY THTBrXE. MONDAY, PFXTTNrBFTC 27. 1909
HELP WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
Male.
SALES MAKAGCX for vacuum c!ean«r com
pany- must have mrrtissl - . perte_ce in
handling- nigh grad* specialty as sales manager;
«3.ik")o-.s4,ol'L'. Eusiness Service Co.. ai»-7
Broadway.
S A LESMAX, thoroughly experienced on d_»ss
-- cases, for eitjr. _. Gaie*-sk.. 521 Eroaa
way.
■SALE?MEN — V."c seek for our clients a number
ct competent, exp-rie: salesmen in the fol
lowing lines, as well as others; only high gTade,
first class salesn-en with proven sales records
will receive consideration; printing, $2.300-$3.0_0
grocery specialties. $l.Coi> to $1,300; rooting eup
pMes, 51.500-Jl.fcOO; mechanical rubber g-oods,
$2,000-$.. 000; perfumes, salary open. Business
Service Co.. 3('5-T Broads
SAI-KSMEN". — Quick tolling preposition- a ir._r;*y
m__»r for his!; elaas men. Call 11 to l only
Suite <113. l.'iii f.th a\e.
SALESMEN.—T horoughly experienced irT' the
technique of" printing, experienced thia line,
we!! known local house; salary $2,00i>-J3.000.
Mechanical rubber g-oo»is salesman; opportunity
for thoroughly competent, experienced m:>n in
this line. Confldentiil. Business Service Co..
205-7 Broadway.
SALESMAN, able to talk atcut horses. iTante.il
by corporation manufacturing horse improve
ment specialty; fair salary; no commission. _,_
drcss M. B. L., Pox Z>. Tribune Office.
SALESMEN to handle excellent specialty as side
line tr> drug ar.d grocery stores, call mom-
Ir.gs. 172 ________£___*
SALESMEN to sell electric ipi___tri hlirt
class; city -' '- outside; highest comrri.ssions
•a»> sellers; no competition. H6r Eraadway.'
Room 305.
SALESMEN to call on crug- ar.a grocery stores;
must ba experienced; exclusive territo.T. Call
mornings. 17_ Sth aye.. Room 4.
SHIPPING CLERK and' STOCiaCESPEa.— _tate
aipaiicß ce, a_a and salary expected, s. C .
Box 2t»._Tri!bune Office.
SHIPPING CLERK.— Experienced In handling
derail, export ar.d import firm; $7SO. Eusiness
Service Co.. 305-7 Eroad-tvay.
STENOGRAPHER fcr manufacturing- house;
ir.ust be thoroughly experienced in general
office dfitails; salary $1«. Call, MighiU (Positiori
Broker*. Flatiron Buildln?.
STENOGRAPHER? to secure . .-_z:ne orders
in spare time: rstaofii i r.isslong. pin
money for srare time work. Schwaart_, 53 Ave
nue D. Manhattan.
bHOW WINDOW derr.cr.strators • nted tor
Cook-Pesry puzzle. Apply Uni.ed States Puz
rle <~o . r.oorn 4<v:>. •■■•: Broadway.
STENOCRaPHER— dictation: fig. Call
Monday a. m.. v,"!!:is Hawley, Central T. M.
C. A.. Fulton an-i Ror.3 ets., Brooklyn.
BTREI FAKIRS tc Sfll the Cook-Peary puzzle;
going like" hot cakes. Arr-'y L'nited States
Puizie Co., Rnorr. 4<>.>. 1161 RroartTrav.
TIVO ECOKKHEPEES and STENOGRAPHERS.
— Business ability; one for city; ccc outside
city; $_:>. V.-1111S Hawley. BtraJ Y. M. C. A..
Fulton Et.. Brooklyn.
USEFUL HOU S E COUPLE! VToman's Domestic
League. 11 Er>«t 333 et.
WANTED. — 100 toys and girls to paste Cook-
Peary puzzle. Arr'r [Jalted States Puzzle Co..
Room 4i"l>. lltil Broadway.
WANTED. — Experienced packers to pack Cook-
Peai puz:!^. Apply Bltad States Puzzle Co..
n^em 4<v>. 1161 Broadway.
M'ANTLD. --Delivery lioys to deliver Cook-Peary
puzxle. Acply United States Puzzle Co.. Roora
4<"&. 1101 Broadway. "™
WANTED. — Strens your.? man; ons familiar
with !:2r.!war-i preferred. Peck &l ' ';. k Co..
2.'t> Eroadv.-ay.
V.'ATCHMAKEU. ht.o can Zo Jewofry repairs
and plain er.graving, to go to Florida. Poltock,
Tit K*S3__a s-
WOOD WOt: KER on rarriaee ar.a aurom^bila
bodies. Frthllr:, £ Cc . 304 West e9th st.
YOUNG MEN to s«eure crders fcr all mapa
zines; reasonabla ccmmisslcn; easy money for
spare time work. Schwartz, 53 Aveoue D, Man—
hattan.
Female.
BOOKKEEPING taught by public .-tant:
private, persona! Instruction ; success guaran
teed; assiit to position. Write accountant. CO
Bibie Koufe.
CHAIIBEP.MaILt ar.d WAITRHS?.— In fine fam
ily cf two; wages $25. C=il Monday, Eloom's
Bureau. 74 Lexington aye., between CO: an!
60th its^
PE3_ON3TRATOF:S war.tec! for 1 let articles.
Bei! __________o___________________;
DETECTIVE.— Freaeh, German or Italian speak
ing woman, as private detective. East New
Ycrk; $10 i wetk. Eitploytnent Office. ti2S sixth
aye. ■"■
KXPEHIi^Xi-'E.D operators ca children's -ireeres.
Section work. Good pay. S-hmerler. IHI-Ul3
W.-vister St.. city. *
FASCINAI IXG, lucrative work 1:1 spare tim* ;
skill, capital, exertion unnecessary. Er.close
6c. for particulars, Donovan Co.. 1441 Broadway
GENERAL HOrSEWOni-CEHS. — Twti in family;
no washing"; -*25 by mir.th. Bloom Bureau,
747 Lexington ay«»., between 59th and 60th «ts.
GENE i HOUSEWORKISR, any nationality;
city cr country; personal rpf*>r€nces; f.n« Ba!
ary. Winthrop Bureau. 65 Wtst _Sth st. TeL
1 <Yi 2— Murray Hill.
GIRL to learn photcgraphing ar.i! drawing;
steady employment, anj advancement. s.. Box
20, Tribune OfV.ce.
GIRLS who want gocd places in suburban cities.
with pood pay. ccme at cnee to Bloom's Bu
re3c!. 747 Lexir-gtcn aye.
GIKL.S lor lsgri: sev.-.r.g en ladies' baits, ilack
& Potter. 3f16 West aadway.
MAN.i of speoial proposition; good salirj';
excellent opportunity fcr small Investor to
secure permanent position. Aiiress J. L., Box
I^, Tribune OiSct-.
__^
NL'RSS for two children; 6, T«-year3 cid. fine
family. Hopkins Eiucationil Bureau, CO7 Dth
aye. Tel. filhS — Murray Uill.
OPERATORS, bodyinakers and trimmers on
ladles' waists: exsprlince*! people oniy; gocd
pny; _t,-a_y work. Casper Davis _ Son, 4S West
S*th st.
UPKKATOHr, trimi.2trs. bodyniakers v.-anted on
laiics" wnists ar.d <ir^ae*; lor.g -s^as.jn and
good pay- liammer 6: Ka!:an». 179 W-ooster St.,
tnr- !*O'-r.
OPERATORS and trimrr.ers; best opportunity of
f'rei". ftrst c'aas operators; $12 to Sl6 ntn-
T*eil. Har.J'! a: Harris. 47 East 15th at
OPERATORS and LEARNERS on net and siVi
waists ar.d dresses. Levy & Julius, IS] West
25th st.
<jII:P.aT< iR.-s. trl_»_»er« tucliers. -r-sseis _i.d
Earnpie makers on waists and dresses ; st<*a.iy
uork. good pay. Crar.s, Shane i £cr.er. .-. West
17th St.
______^ ■
PATENT LEATHER F-EPAIP.ER;? en ladles'
fire shoes. Wichert & Gardiner. Atlantis and
Pchenectady a-, es.. Brooklyn. N. Y.
M'.Ki^EKJ. — On !ad;.s' neckwear; $tj to atart.
Damon,: Keckware Co. to Green st.
.ALES W O XI A N . — A splendid proposition ?cr
woman capable of Fellir.? to men In city and
vicinity; large :ncom» assured. Roc.-n _02. tl
Tine st.
WE HAVE ani e.xrei!ent opportunity for a
mature, well bred, ser.slb'e woman. No can—
naslng. Spencer Corse: Co., 151 West 23J 3:.
WORK WANTED
Male.
ACCOUNTANT, EXPERT.
desires er.sase:ntnt open:n_-. clcsir.g cr balancing
books. Systaraatlier. Box 30. Tribune Office.
ARCHITECTURAL CRACKERJACK -<i DESIGN
er, casa.ed with leadire New Verk City firm.
Is c\ t ~n for proposition. Addres3 CorapetlUve, ltjti
Macon st.. Brooklyn.
LOV. — About to be_in law etucies; wishes posi
tion In l_w offlce. I. G.. Uox. 27. New Ycr_
TMbune.
CHAC FFEUR— If you want 3. guoj chauffeur
Eiva me a trial; Ions; experience. Burns. 181
West 64th st.
FARMER.— HUfh class; experienced; lnte'llg.-nt
Yankee: slngi-?; SllrhUy elJerly; as workins
farrnrr on geatien.an's small larm. Henry
WnlkT. Roue* 21. Danbury. Cyr.n.
I WISH to plaefl n.y chaurteur, who has been
In my empioy four years: comp«-t*nt, lr.dus
tricus and temperate. Those w;smr.t a tirst
class mechanic, and wining to ray highest
v-3^es.v -3^es. aiJrcK.s It. Andergoi!. _'j ilonro« »t..
i^prlngrleid. Mies. ••
-
-
first
■« St..
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Mai
COACHMAK. — First ciiss; singlf: thoroughiy
experienced cart- horsis, carnag-es. harness;
careful driver; city, country; penerally useful;
urms modcriiie; rcfyreiicss. Tuomas, 234 E_3t
■i-a at
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
MAX AXD WIFE. — fmi pood cook and
laundress, ma.i: good butler and uscfulman.
with »cood city references. 423 West 5-d St.,
Epu's bell.
KSEFUL MAN. — Superior recomrr.er.dar.ons hlih
est city families; understands sieo furnacea,
machinery, electricity, elevators: polish flours,
windows; temperate; tru_fwoithy. 23s West
Sdth st.
USErL'L MAN — By young colorrd man: tn nri
vau fanniy; two years' 6th aye. reference;
country preferred. Address Georss. care of W,
Eeott. 2 West 3Sth st.
USKFIIi MAN. German, middie age. wishes
position in r rival--- -Hmily. best refer-neea.
H»nry. ■-ar* Mr. Muller. 46.*. 4th aye.
L'SEFUI.. MAX. — 3y yOunff eotored man; in pri
vate family; two ypar-j' sth aye. r»f«renre:
country DrelerreJ. Address George, cars ot W.
Ecott. 2 "West 3Sth St.
Fenr Ie-
COOK. — Cer— first class: good baker: city
or country: best references; wages. s:i."i-S4O.
Call at Lang- & Boecherer Co. Bureau. 43-4.-47
West 33U »t.
COOK. HOUSEWORK.— By energetic woman;
thorough!" competent: city, country; refer
ences. Aad.-'iS B . —ire Morrow. 24! "V."est (Se
at. Tel. 6i.i!' Columbus.
LADIES' MAID.-r-German; experienced; rood
sewer: best references: city or country
—ages, $2.V530. Cal' at Lans; & Boechtr^r Co'
Bureau. 43-4*-47 West 33d st.
NfRSE or XURSEET GOVERNESS.— Nortn
Germ_n.- refined sir! : good sewer; best ref
erences; city or country: wages. S_s. Call at
--ng _ Boocherer Co. Bureau. 43-43-47 Wast
35d st.
WAlTßESS.— Competent yoang- g:r!. best ref
erences; city or country; wages. $27<. CaD at
Lang & Boecherer Co. Bureau. -i-WO-lT West
_M st.
FORECLOSURE SALES.
SUPREME COCBT. COUKTT OF NEW YORK.
—Twenty-third Ward Bank cf the City of
New York. PlaintW. a.airut iia= Gmsb_r_ and
others, DateruSaius.
In pursuance of a Judgment or foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered in tha aiova
entitled action and bearic;. data the ll'th day
of October, law}. _, the undi rsigi.r i. the Keierce
in saii-juilgmiint named, will sell at publk auc
tion, at the -___chan__ Salesroom. Soa. 14-ltJ
\esey Street, in the Borough of Manhattan,
City of New York, on the lsth day of November,
I'Jua. it 1^ o'clock noon on that day, by Joseph
i' JJay. Auctioneer, tlin premises directed oy
said judgment to Le sold, and taerein described
as follows:
All that certain plot, p'.ecs or parcel of
land, with tha buildings and impruvei-ients
thereon erected, suuat-r. lying a_d being in
fh«» iiorough of Manhattan of the City of
N>w York, in the County and State of Ne*
"icrk. bound- and described as follow*:
Beginning at a point on the southerly side
ot ls-tb Street, distar.-. 125 feet Easterly from
tha corner formed by Uk Intersection of the
southerly side of 14tith Street with the East
er, y 6ide of Broad.. running thence East
erly a,ion_r the Southerly side of U6th Street.
3T feet 6 inches; thence Southerly parallel
with Broadway. 9«j feet 11 inches to the centra
line of the block; thence Westerly along said
centre line of the block, 37 feet 6 inches;
thence .Northerly paraj with Broadway, irj
feet 11 Inches to the point cr place of be
sinnins- • - .
And also all that certs lot. piece or parcel
of land, with Bm buildings and Improvements
thereon erected, situate, lying and bc-bvg in
the Borough of Manhattan. City, County and
State of New York, bounded and described as
follows:
Beginning: at a point on the Soother - sida
of l4Kth Street, distant one hundred and slxty
t-wo f?et -■>: inches Easterly from the corner
formed by the intersection of the Southerly
side of 146 th Street and the Easterly side of
Bicadway. formerly Eleventh Avenue cr Bou
levard; runmi's thence Southerly parallel . ith
Broadway and part of the way through a
party wall ninety-nine feet and eleven inches
to tha ecntre line of the block: thence En«t
erly along said centre line of the block, thirty
seven feet six inches: thence Northerly asain
parallel wtth Broadway. n_ «ty-_ae feet '•W-n
inches* to the Southerly side cf 14i"th Street;
and thence Westerly akmg the Souther sid<»
of 14<Uh Street thirty-seven feet six Inches to
tl-.e point or riace of beginning Ba said several
dimensions more or less
Dated New York. October 22d 1909
CH_ L. COHN. Raferee.
LEXOW, MACKETJ_AR _ WELLS Attorneys
for Plaintiff. 43 Cedar Street. Manhattan.
New York City.
The following: is a diagram of the piop-Uy
to be sold, its street numbers ere 545-552 V."e.'t
140 th Street:
The approximate amount of the Hen or
charge, to satisfy which th« above described
property 13 to be gold, ia Twenty— two hundred
and forty-six and l?O-l^> Dollars ($2.240.80>.
with Inter*?" therern from the Sth day of
October, l&c!), together with c..st 3 and ailrm
ance amour.tirig to $2*31.22. with interest from
October 19: 19."9. together with the expenses
of the sals The arproxirr.ate amount of the
taxes, assessments and water rates, or other
Hens, which ara to be allowed to the pur
chaser oat of the purchase money, or paid by
the P.-fer-t?. Is $I>:>l.-2i and Interest.
Datad. New Tork, October 22r.d. 1900
CHA3. L. COHN. Referee.
The foretro'.ng- sale is herc-by p.djourr.ed to
Friday. November 26th. 1900, at the same time
ani place.
Dated, New York November l^th. ISO 9.
CHAS. _ COHN. 1
The fore^oiner sa;e is hereby further c<S
joursed to Friday. December 3rd, . 1000. at
the Fame time and place.
Date-5, New York. November 2£th. llV 1 ?.
CHAS. L. COHN. Peferee.
The foresoinar sale is hereby further ad
journed to Friday. December 10t_ 1009, at
th<=> same time and place.
Dated, New York. December 3rd, I!>">S.
CHAP. L. COHN. P.eferee.
The ftarei ■ saie Is hereby further a<l
journed to Friday. December 17th, 100&, at
the same Mm* and place.
Dated. New York December 10th, 1000.
CHAS. I. COHN. Referee.
TIM for<»_-<--in!r sale f« hereby further ad-
to Friday, December 24th. ISOO. at
Dated. New York. TX'.'eirber 17th. l!V!0.
CHAS. L. COHN, Refpree.
The for»pmnsr sale U hereby further ad
joum^.l to Friday. Dcrcrr.ber 31st. 19ro. at
the sam« time and r'""*'
Dated. New Tork. T"t-»~errber 2 tth. l!Vtf>.
CHAS. T.. COHN Referee.
SUPREME COURT. COT-NTT OF NEW TriRK.
— Mary S. Guerrier. Plaint i!T. against Jacob
E^acga et a!.. Defendants. — In pursuance of a
Judgment of foreclosure and sale, duly made ar.d
entered in the above-er.titifd action ar..l bearing
date tha 24th day of November. 19C9. I. the
limned, the Referee in said judgment
named, ■.•.'.' »<?!! at cubli auction, at tb« Bx
change. Pales Room. Nos. 14 anj 16 Vesey Street,
In the City and County of New York, on the 20ih
day of December. 19')9. at 12 o'clock on on
that day. by Earaue] Marx. Auctioneer, tha
premises directed by =al4 jud-Tr.cct to te soli.
er.d therein d#sciibe>l as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel of lard.
with the building ar..': Improvements thereon
erected, situate, lyinj and befr.j in the Boroush
of uthattan, City and County of New York.
N. V . bounded ar.d described a.3 follows:
Bes'.nr.ir.g at a polr.r on the easterly siie c.
Lexington Avenue, distant eighty (80) feet ar.,]
eight t?<) Inches southerly Jrom the corner formed
bj the Intersection of th southerly side of 114 th
Street and the said easterly aids of LextngtC! Ave
nue, running- thence easterly on a line parallel
wiTh the said southerly side- of 114 th Street ar.d
part of the distance through a parts' wall, sev
enty-eisht ITSI feet: thence southerly, and parallsl
with the said easterly side of Lexir.^tor. Avenue,
twenty (28) fe*t ar.d three r.:, Inches to the
centre line of the blcick between said 114 th Street
ar.d ll.'lth Street; therca westerly a!on» said
centra line seventy-eight (T. c ) feet to tha said
easterly s'.i<r of L«zuigton Avenue, and thence
northerly alons the said easterly side of Lex
ington Avenue, twenty <20> t*#z and three <3)
inches to tha point or place of beeinrJ.n.T; said
r-remlses beln? r.av.- kr.f ••• by the street number
of 1S3:1 Lexlnston Avenue.
Dated. New York. December fi ls)i"»0
„„ . LOL'IS JERSAWTTZ. Referee.
JOHN V. IRTTTN Attorney fir P'alntiiT Offi-e
and Post Office Address. 2i::s Broadway City
and County of New York. n v.
The rr-Hov.-lr.u ] S a di.ie-nni of the property to
be sold: It 3 street No is 1533 Laxlagton Avenja.
The approximate amoui of the lien or charge,
to satisfy which the above-_escribed property is
to be so"d. Is 5U.460.85. with Interest thereon
from the 12th day of November, lnul<. tog^tiv-r
with costs and allowance amounting to $47*> "1
lth Interest from November 24. li»0, to^-ethtfr
with tn* expenses of ilib sale. The approsimata
an-.ouut of the taxes, assessments anl \-.ater
rates, or other liens, wM.-h are to be allowed to
the purchaser out of ihe purchase mor^y or
by the Referee, is 5701.43 ar.d interest. ' Tne
rroperty t/!H be so!d subject to such _ ta of
facts as an accurate survey may show.
Dated. New York. Iwcfmbtr s lftoo
LOUIS JERSAW] Referee
REAL ESTATE
1 «t. is<>7 Inc. 1902
Ruland&Whit.ngCo.
REAL ESTATE
5 BEEKJIAS BCKKI NEW Yf»HK
MORTGAGE LOANS.
I!mn:> AXD MORTGAGE LOANS MADE.
S7()<) 01)0 to lePd on or -> c«at«l or _"vn"
town hlsh-ciaas income buslncaa
building; or mlffbt divide on other property
J. G. ZACKRY & CO,
46 Wall St. Tel. 34.14 John. E»t«b p a 18ST.
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS.
THE BELNORD.
B'way. Am-ifrdan. Ate., an.l H6th r«> *7th «t
•A. li DOJ
DOCtOB OIC l>rNTl»i_; IVOOMS. B round
S.OWC.Y Uul-L CU._M*T.
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE-
j iioll top
DESKS
OFFICE
FUEMT-jr.r:
tn CTeat variety at
•ty'.e and price.
1 T. G. BE—LEW.
i 111 Fulton St.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR PAPER FOF. THE PLB
LIC PRINTING AND BINDING. — SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received until January
21. 1910. at 10:_0 o'clock A. M.. for furnishing
the PAPER for the PUBLIC PRINTING and
BINDING for the year end'.ng 23th o? Febru
ary, 1911, the »_id proposals to be opened be
fore and the award of contracts to be made
by the Joint Committee of Congress on Publio
Printing to the lowest and best bidder for tha
Ictert-st of the Government, the eonualttee re
serving to itself the right to reject any and all
bids, as its judgment of the best Interests of
the Government may dictate.
Detailed schedules of the description, quan
tity and quality of the paper required, accom
panied by samples and blank proposals, and
Bivinf the regulations with which bidders
must comply, can be obtained b? addressing
S>rnT B Donnelly, Public Printer, Washlrs
u>r.. D C.
Tha contracts will be entered into for s_p
plying such (luanti'.ies of paper as may be
needed and no more.
The approximate estimated quantities set
forth in detail in the schedule comprise:
127.500 reams machine-finish printlne paper.
24 x 35.
21,000 reams machine-finish printing paper.
33 x -l*
44,000 reams sized and super - calendered
white or tinted printlne paper, va
rious sizes.
2.000 reams antique macaine-flaish printing
paper.
35.100 reams white writing paper, loft
dried, various s—Ms and welghta.
10.600 reams colored writing paper, loft
dried, various sizes and weights.
1.100.000 pounds whits writing paper, machine
dried, various sizes and weights.
300.000 pounds whits writing: paper, water.
marked U 3 M O.
3.000 reams cover paper, various sizes and
weights.
1.000 pounds of best plate paper.
*" 100.000 pounds o" best map paper.
700.000 pounds superfine (single and doable)
atsd book paper.
619.000 pounds manila paper, various slses
and weights.
2,000 poun_s plated buliat patch, various
sizes.
404,000 pounds bond pap«r
SOO.OOO pounds safety bond papsr. water
markad VSU O
20.000 pounds blua DO— d paper, watermarked
U S M O.
3.000 pounds parchment de«d.
1.".", uuo shet :ts cardboard, various colors, si»es
and weights. .
730.000 sheets bristol board, Taricns colors.
sizes anil -,-.:'-S.
750.000 pounds colored trlstol asd manlla
tj^ board.
S.S'SO reams flrs'-c!_ss ledser paper, laid
or wove, various colors, sizes ar.d,
weights.
8.000 reams second - class ledger paper.
white or blue. laid or wove, various
sizes and weights.
100 reams tissue and copying" paper.
20 reams blotting paper, any reciuired
standard color and weight.
510 reams marble, comb and lining pa
per, arioos sizes.
630 reams typewriter paper, various sizes
and weights.
223 reams tetter paper.
100 reams white French fa!!e. IT x 22
tirtl— I
S.OOO pounds white paraffin paper. 21 x S3
inches.
S.OOO sheets par:'-.rr.-?r.T. 19 I 21 inches.
Proposals will be received for one thousand
reams or raore.
By direction of the Joint Committee of Con
gress on Public Print.'.
SAM'L E. DONXEUUT, Public Printer.
Washington. D. C December 11 1009.
OFFICE PURCHASING COMMISSARY. V- S.
Army. C 9 Whitehall Street. New York City,
N. V.. December 24. 190'J.—^Sealed proposals.
in duplicate, for. furnishing and deltverins; sub
sistence stores in this city at such times as
may be required by tha U. 5. Government, on
or before February 2S. 1910. in accordance
with the specifications and conditions set forth
ir. Circular No. 4. War Department. O— l of
the Commissary General. Washington. March
27. 190s. will be received at this o£B*» until 10
o'clock A. M., January 5, 1910. Information
furnished on application. Envelopes contain
ing- bids should b- marked "Proposals for Sub
sistence Stores, opened January 3. 1910/' and
addressed to Col. A. I_. SMITH. A. C. G.. U- S.
Army.
PUBLIC NOTICES.
STATE OF NEW YORK. — STATE WATER
Sjpply Commission. — the matter of the
Application of trie City of New York. — Public
Notice. — Notice is hereby given that, pursuant
to the provisions of Chapter 724 of tha Laws
of ICmis and the acts amendatory thereof and
supplemental thereto, and to Article 2 of the
State Socrda a- . Commissions Law. bcins
Chapter ;e of the Laws of 1900. th* STATE
WATEP. SUPPLY COMMISSION will meet at
the office of the Board of Water Supply. No.
2.M) Broadway, in the Boroogh of Manhattan.
City of Now Yor_. on the 12th day of Janu
ary. 1010. at 11 o'clock In the forenoon of that
duy. for the purposa of hearing all persons,
municipal corporations or other civil divisions
of the State of New York that may ba arTictri
by the execution of the mod'.Scati.->n. or
amendment, lated November 131 1900. of
the plans of tha City of New- York for secur
ing a new ar.d additional supply of -water.
plans for which modiflcaiien or amendment
. nave b— p. filed with the New York Stats
Water Supply Corruiuasion. at Its orfice. Lyon
Block. Albany. N. V.. where the sama ara
open for public inspection: and for the purpose
ot d-'ternaning whether said plasa are Justi
fied by public necessity and whether the sama
are just and equitable to the other municipali
ties and civil divisions of tile State of New
York and to the inhabitants thereof _*Tected
thereby, ar. l whether said plans make fair
and equitable provisions for the determination
and payment of any and all damag»s to per
sons ar.d property, both direct and Indirect,
which will result from th-i execution thereof.
The execution of such plans. it Is alleged,
will affect lands situate in the Counties of
New York. Kings. Queens and Richmond.
All persona, munlcrpaJ corporations and
other civil divisions of the State of New York
who have objection to the execution of said
plans, in order to be heard thereon, must file
such objectio-is thereto in writing- in th.:- office
of the State Water Supply Commission, in the
city of Albany, N. V.. on or before the 11th
nay of January, 1910, Every objection so filed
must particularly specify the grounds thereof.
So person, municipal corporation or local
authority can be heard •.:-. opposition thereto
except on objections so filed.
Dated, Albany, N. Y-. December 16th. 1900.
HENRT H. PERSONS (President).
ERNST J. LSDEIILE.
MII.O M. ACKER.
JOHN A. SLEICHER.
CHARLES DA VI?.
State Water >unri'.y Commission.
CONTKACT «*«.
CATSKILL AQUEJJUCT.
SEALED BIDS will be received by th«
Board of Water Suppl;'. in Room 010. 20!)
Broadway, N w York, until 11 A. M. on Jan
u:-.!-y IS, 1910. for Contract 68 for the con
struction of seven steel pipe siphons, consist
ins of riveted steel shells B f-»^t 9 Inches ar.d
11 feet 3 inches nominal lnsids iftamstsr en
veloped with concrete and lined with Portland
eeme&t mortar, aggregating 2.«J miles: also
several stretches of aqueduct In open cut and
on embankment or cut-and-cover aqueduct.
i^tlng about 250 (act. The woric is
located in the V wss of Yorlctown. Mt. Pleas
ant _nd Greer.bu- and the City of Ycnkers.
Westchester County. N*W York.
At the above time and r>:ace the bids will
be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets con
tain!!-- information for btdders an.i pamplets
of contract drawings can be obtained at Room
OfH5 p» the above address by depositing th*
sum of Tea Dollars < $10) for each pamphlet.
For further particulars see Icformatloa for
Bidders.
JOHN A. BENSEL. President:
CHARLES N. CHADWICK.
CHARLES A. SHAW.
Commissioners ,-if the Board of Water Sanely.
J. WALDO smith. Chief Engineer.
THOMAS •■ >ETT. Secretary.
CONTRACT .".2.
CATSKILL AQL'EDL-CT.
SEALED BIDS will b» received hy the
--ir.i of Water Supply, in Room 910. 200
Broadway, New York, until 11 a. M. on Jaan
ary 11. 1910, for iDtrmet 52 for the construc
tion of portions of the W'r z- Plains division;
of the Catskill aijuedurt. The work Includes
threa tunnels on the hydraulic eradient acgre-
Katlnjr I.(J miles in U-ncth. cn_ b<?ln« 17 feet
hish by 13 1 -, f^et wide Inside and tw_ IT;,
iet-i hish by 13% feet wide Inside; and about
2.3 miles of plain concrete conduit known as
cut-ar.d-cover aqueduct. 17S feet hifth by 1_
fee: wide Inside. The work is located in th#
towns of Mt. Pleasant and Greenburgh. W_st-
ClirSier County. New York.
At th« above time an.i plac«> the bids will
be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets con
taining information for bidders and pamphlets
of contract drawings can he obtained at Room
BOA at the above ad<lres» by deposltlns th»
sum of ten. dollars <$lO> for each pamphlet.
For further particulars sea Information for
Bidders.
JOHN A. BEN.«EL President;
HARLES N. CHADWICK.
CHAD A. SHAW.
Commissioners of the 80.ir.1 of Wut»r Supoir.
J. WALDO SMITH Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HABSETT. Secretary.
ASSIGNMENTS
EL'RUOGATE'S COURT.
We. tike Surrogates of the County of New
York. <I.i hereby appoint the following Terms for
tht? BuirogAte's Coiirt of the County of New
York, in) make tho following assignment of
Burrogates to hoU saM Ter:r:s during tlia year
11110. Bnch Terms a.iall commence on the n>«
Monday of each _3onth. anj terminate on the
Saturday preceding the first Monday o£ the fol
iowin_ monta. __^>.
rriiAi. tkrms
January. Cohalan. S. : February. Thomaa, s •
Uarefa. Oihalan. &. ; April, Thomas, s. . May
Cohalan. S. ; Jun», Thorn i ri.; October. Cohalan!
S • November. Thomas, ri. : lieoeniber, Cohalaa S
CHAMBERS. "* °-
January. Thomas. S. ; Fabruarv. Cohalan. s ■
March. Thomaa. S. ; April. C:haUa. ti. ; M»y'
Thomas. S.; June. Conalar. S. ; July 1 ,o, o \u'
gust 15, Thomas, a.. Ausu-t 13 to October I
Coralan. S. ; CKrtober. Thomas. S. ; November"
rhomai. S.
I.AN. ( aurrt 'B*tes.
__DateJ_Njdw Ycrk. December 7. 19fl».
WANTED^- ajASTER" S AiLmaKER AT $3.1t0
per diem. A competitive eTamin-tiOn will
b.- heltl U mry 10, 1810. far tha purpose of
nilir-s th« above position. For further Infor
mation %a<ldre»s •Ccmmandant. Navy Yard.
Hrr.ok.lvn. N. Y."
FOR SALE.
desks, partitions, telephone boothlT
t»bles. ehalre, »_iJroh«s. mirrors, wall fltt
nr*s, bu-!rrsi furniture ell kinds FINN
TIME TABLES. j TIME TABLES.
HAMBURG AMERICAN
CRUISES DE LUXE
iOHTENTi ig»_
By S, S. CmCINNAT! ?<gl
SO DAYS $325 UP
IWEST INDIES 1
By S. S. MGLTKE tSn_
16 and 28 Days $85 & $!50 Up
FRO>t NEW YORK JA>*. tt. FBB. ti.
MAR. -4. 1910.
South America!
By S, S, BLUECHEa V^a
From N. _. Jan. S3. t»f.
81 DAYS COST $35!) UP
n.VMBCKG-A3irRIC.\X i.l\ r u-l". Bronrfway. X. T,
WHITE
Orient Cruise
S. S. Arabic
Sailing January 20 J^ ja>-. s. rax. w. nas. 2. har. w
73 Days — ana up abacic jams>. *>*!«»>«*■
• «*»'» fRETIC j* 3 - =9: Mir - x 3
All Expenses Included I c.vxopic res. 12: siar. a*
9 Broacivtray, New York
FALL RIVER LINE i
(splendid Steamers Splendid Service) j
New Years — a Friday to
Monday vacation;
— how about a little ex
cursion by Fall River Line to
Boston ? ;
Fall River Line steamers leave
New York, Pier 19, North River,
foot of Warren Street, at 5
P. M. Get yon to Boston as
early as 7 o'clock next morning
— later if you like. Q f%
Fare to Boston o*s
Telephone 5111 Cortlaodt for tnfnrmatiae.
Cltj Ticket OtMre^ — IT I Broadway.
INSTRUCTION.
For Both Sexes City.
ro 5s I!>
061 _l_di>oa Aye.. near "3:a St.
500 West Tiiid Street.
_ _ nguages taushi in el_ aaea or privately.
; Cor :vera— tionai mgiiioj
. THE BKKLITZ SCHOOL Or LANttCAG£_
MADISO.V SQUARE 11113 Broadw_y>.
Harlem Branch: 343 Lenox aye.. above i_7th a_
Broo_:vn "* 21* Lr.insstoa Street.
S3O BRANCHES IN ALT. CITIBa
Pupil s hear and speak the new language e«
eluslveiy from tha first lesson. Tri_l I— sons
I tr**.
For Both Sexes Country.
CHAPPAQUA MOUNTAIN* INSTTTUTE,
Valhalla. Westchester County. N. T.
A Co-Ed_eatlonal Frienda School; 40th year.
New Buildicss and Equipment: 25 miles from
N. T . 3d acres: 3«X> feat altitude; separate .i«
partments for each sex; Preparatory. Commer
cial. Vandal Trainine. Elocution. Music: t<«iarate
department and Home Mother for rouas _ -.ildr^n.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SCBSCPOPTION3
fjr The TriDune received at their Lpto*n
Office. No. I.trt4 Broadway, between 38th and
27th 9t3.. until ft o'clock s. m. Advertisements
leceived at tr:e fol lowing 1 branch offices at
regular offlce rates until S o'clocit p. m.. viz.:
284 Bth aye., s. c. cor. 23d st. . 133 6th ay».. «or.
12th St.; 104 East Hth si.; 257 West 42d St.. bo
tween Tth and Bth ayes. ; 2«S West 12flth st. ; 1033
Sd aye.: IS2B 3d aye.. near «lst st. : lTi'S Ist aye..
near 83th. St.; 157 East 123 th 3:.. 75H Tremont
aye. • «iuO 3<l aye.. and any American District
Telegraph Oflca.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.
American and 1-ureun Teaeiier*' Ajceney.
Supplies Professors T#ach<»r» Tutors. GoT
•rnesses. etc.. to Colleges. Schools and Famine*.
Apply to Him. M. J. TOrxO-m.TOJI
_n T'n!->n -avar»
STORAGE NOTICES.
GLt'BE STORAGE & CARPET CLEANING CO..
304. 3US and UU7 East .Ist St* New York.
To iiisa M. G. Alcott. ilr Alex. Allow. |_ M.
Aldrich. Mrs. W. Briciford. Geo. T. Brewer.
Mr. C. F. Beuase. Mr. Henry Beck. Joan G.
Barnea. \lrs. L. iirie.-s. Mrs. _L BellaX Mrs. J.
li«nnett. Mr. R. A. Bennett Otto J. beyers.
Miss UnlS Eurte. J E. Balderston. Br»-i A
Co.. Mr Lavid Baii:K. Mrs. S3. Harron. Mrs.
Bcls. Mrs. Bruce, Mr. Alfred S. Byrne, Mrs.
Winifred Brown. Henry A. Cot-Mlly, Mrs.
Wa.ker Curry. Mrs. H. Calder. Mrs Hose Cohen,
ilr. Robert Cu&niasbam. Mr. Wm. Crol-y. Mrs.
Corcoran. Mr. M. N. Cutter. Mrs. DOiaa. Mrs.
L'reshan. liri>. Donnelly. Mrs. Day. Mrs. James
Devery. Mrs. C. Dougheny. Mrs. Annld Duffy,
Theo. Drury. Mrs. Watarow. Miss L. Everett.
Mr Geors* Eania, Mrs. C- Eseaiante. lienry
Ecke. lir. Andrew Clt-lbcrs. L. Grant Fay.
Georse r"rar.;. Mr. Fisher. Chaa. Fix. Mrs. Mary
F'.eig. Henry Fitzgerald. Mrs. E Frederick.
Mr. Anton Good. Mr. H Grosser. Mrs. Grigss.
ilary Gcedeke. Mrs. Holland. Sir. H. M. Her
mann. Mrs. Hochstrasser. Mrs. HsMs, Mr. J.
Hefferan. Mrs. Hlobet, lira. Lena Hupp*. Mrs.
A. Hempler. Mrs. M Ha'.pia. Mr Hall. Mr.
Asa H. Hoffxar.. Mr. Henry F. Holbrooit. Mrs.
S. Hill. Mrs. M. Harrison. Mrs. M. Harnagtcn.
Martha Jackson. Miss Margaret Jenkins. Mr.
Geo. Kruger. Mrs. A Klamroth. Mr. Ch_j.
Koeais Miss Fannla Klrp. Mi*. Mas K amber.
Mrs. Q. Kline. Mrs. A. Kxir.e. Mrs. Ktaatey,
Miss Llziie Kelly. George Kitney. Mrs. Josephln*
Koch. Mrs. Kar.e. Mr. J. London. Mr. or Mr 3.
G. Low. Clareno Lipscfcutz. Mrs. M. Lohsen.
Mrs. T H. Le*. Mr. Mullare, Mr. F. Middle
brook Mr. J. Meyer. Miss aionohan. " ■». E.
Maher J. J Macklin or Miss Mary atcGanreru.
Mr. R. Maroney. Mrs. M Manley. Mr. C. MiMer.
Mr. Godfrey B Mcore. Miss M. McDonald. Mr.
K. M. McCarthy. Mrs. Celia McDonaM. M-
Andrew MeFarland. Mrs. MrHlnnts. Mrs. J.
MeOulre. Mr. Ner. Mr. Patrick Nolan. Dave
Nolan. Mr. or Mrs. E. Nasii. Mr. U O'Hara.
Miss Gerda Otterberg-. Mrs. P. O'Connor. Mrs.
Catherine O'Connell. Miss Rlien O"Brien. Mrs.
M. O'Connor. Mrs. Josle Pellearini. Mrs. Char
lie PirtSamr. Mis* Anna pfemner. M^r. John A.
Quigley, Mrs. J. M Quilty. Mrs. L. RoaeuzweU.
Mrs. O. Re'lly. M. Regan. M- FVed. Rothschild.
Mrs. C Reid. Mrs. E Reynolds. Miss G. Raolot.
Mr. Percy Roberta. Mrs. Ellen Rajna. J->hn F.
Rei'.ly. Mrs. J. Bedding. Mrs. F stein. Mrs. M.
Smith. ilra. Anna *=mtth. M!ss A. I. ?o!omaru
Mrs. Emma Pelisman. James Sheehaa. Mrs. Au
goata Sackman. Mr. John Sk»l!y. Mr. Louis
bmadbeck. Achille Salomon* anl Veto Vasrt>.
J. Ehort. Miss P«man. Mr. Nathan Schopfiocher.
Mrs. Stevens. Mrs. Shields. Mrs. Carrie Ptephen
si-ij. TSonias FT. Stabh. Mrs. Citherln* Stephens-.
Mrs. C Bt,*r*h-*'ns. 11. B. Tooker. Mr. M. Tarrlau.
Mrs. J. Turn»r. Mr*. D. Vescr. Mr. R 1-ir.d
Vogl. Mr. H M. Vaupel. Mr*. Marsraret VThlt*.
Mr Alexander Wiley. Mr. ■•-• Woif. Mrs.
Wallace. Sirs. TValXer. Mrs. IVhaien. John "Wil
son. Itra. V.'halen. Mrs. E. Williams. Mrs. SaUia
Washington and Jennie M. Weeks: You and
each oC you are hereby notlned that the time
for the payment of our lien upon the property
hereinafter ilescrib^d havine exptrecj. af«r due
n:tice thereof had been niven you. we will caua*
such property, to wit. _nusellOTil gools. r ftr s al
effects, carp**"- etc. stored by you or in your
name hi ttM Globe Storage and Carr-er saoitn^
Co.'s Warehouses. t,-> b* Mid at public a'icticn.
according to the statute in Barb ens» mide and
provided, at Nos. 303 an.t 307 East «lst St..
New York City, en Thursday. January 20. 1910.
at 10:30 a. m. . ar.i! \I the s.iie ■■ r-of Is _ot
completed on sal.l date, the #nm^ will V-« con
tinued at the same nlao<» on Thursday. Jin'.mrv
27. I9ti>. and on Thursday. February 3. 101i>.
beginning at 10:?.O a. fh.. and continuing unm
the sale •• rosnpleted.
GLOBE STORAOK .. C.XRPKT rLEANINTi CO.
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.. INC..
211-213 East 100 th St.
NVw York. D^. •-*" 19tsX
' To Il.tnnan Ah*rn. J. H. Chtsholm. Mrs. Mar
r«ret Crowley. J. Fetnstetn, C Fischwr. E. R.
Gordon. Mnrie German. A. Johnaon. Mary
Kell^y. N Partland. Joaephinw Miil-.lleron. Annie
Reuter. Nfary Taft. Julia Taylor <<ir Thompann>
J. Vausbn. ■■: Veratoskl. H. Wegman. Mn».
W*>!rh. Delli White. Fmnk Stewart and V.
Rtos- you and eavh of you are hereby notified
that thir- ttme for the payment _f our U»n upen
lh« property hereinafter <!*>sor!bej having ex
pired. afti»r due notice th»r»>if h«d t»<»n riven
you. we will cause such property, to wit. house
hold goods, prrsonal eff«ct». m>»rchan.ll.<ie car
pet*, ftc stored by you or tn your nsme In th#
Harlan Ptorar^ W*n»hous« Cn.'m war»hnu«es to
be sold at public auction according to the statue*
In soeh ca»«> made an,l provt.l.v! »t Nes ■• ; irvt
in East 100 th »t.. Now York t'ity. on Tbiir«J_y.
January *. 1310. at 10-.SO a. m.. anj tf tha «v'»
thereof Is nrt -^»mplet»d on sail date, the «*'ne
wilt N» continued at the *.im,- place on every day
thereafter, beeinnln* at 10__0 a. m.. and coo
llnutne- until tb« *<\le la completed.
HARUEM STORAGE WARTHOrSC CO
W. C. OIT.RERT. 3ec-y_jfejrreijia
A DVEP.TISKMENTS AND 5V8.-CRItTION3
A for The Trttune received at their T'ptuwn
Office, No. ISO 4 I'n>aiJwuy. between SCth and
2".1h- sts.. until O o'cl»H-k p. m. AdvertiMtrßer.ts
received at ih* fi low.n« branch ©rji-e» B i
ri?uls»r cfHc» rat«« \:nti! * o'cl^k r>. m via •
2'l Bth ay«.. s. c. ror. 23d st j 1lV» rtth aye tor.
12rl» st.; lm Ea*t 14th st. • 2M7 W^st 4",1 s:' be
tween Tth ati,l «th *•»•• : Ml We»t liStn st. : 'ttC3
?d aye : ie~; 3d avev . near Ctst St.- 17' V* jst .-»v>
near SOth sr. ; 137 East 123 th st. : 75il Tr^m<nt
«ye.; *cw> 3d ave-. • ad any A___ricaa XNautct
REGULAR SERVICES
_J1 _»<!ern Safety Drvlrea tWtailna. _e_t.
London — Paris —
s. s. ka!sem* fiS3. m. S£&
i»in_ »w T-rk Jan. 5. « T. H.
tCnexcelie^ niti-C»r:ton »• 1» Cirte Baa-s—W-C
Gytrnasium. Eiec. Baths. _3«rau>r. Faiai Gardea.
♦K.Ao?.Vlc.Jan. 3.1 'Prea Grant. /"ee. »
IPer-naylrania. Jan. s,tAmerika I"eb. 13
I*l Waldersee. Jan. 1" , J Pennsylvania.. .!«•?>. l»
•Pres L:a^oin..Jan. 23 iOraf WalJem ee.Fea. 3»
PU— glrect. *Omit» Plymo«ts.
Itelv AND TH£ Nile
r._ACH£I> EY OL'IS
MEDITtRRANEA.N SERVICE
The spiesdM. larze s__s— ■
HAMDIT.i;. tmm. 9i Feb. 15. Marcii 23: CIN
CI»ATI. Jan- 20. etc.. fjr G.braltar. Naples
and G-»no« f-nrttls occasional Val:» at tn» Aiores
and Mi.ii-i-i Islands). Excellent connection
.--.....* of Hamburg v -A-n-ricaa
Nil* Co.'s eerviee» up tha Nile. thrO_«_
EGYPT.
TR\vr__BK»* rwr.cn* t^SCEt*.
Tourist t>»pt. for Trips E - »ryw_er_,
STAf^ LINE
iTALYa SQYPT
Tta Visssa, _ taMtdra, Gibrait— r. _■>_ ss_»
_.i.-gest Steamers la the Trade.
GEORIC OELTiG
•
AMErHCAIUNE VV 1
Plymouth — Cherbonra- >.in_harßptnn.
I St. Paul lan. 1 •Adriatic laa 13
I N*w Yorlc Jan. BJSt L.'!.» Jan. IS
•White Star steamer trotn Pier 43, N. B.
BED STAR LIME _TA*
»w Antwerp— Paris.
; Z«e!an_ Dec 2UK.-ocr.iand .ia. 13*
Vaderland Jan. 3 Lapl'd. 3a^ Jan. 22. U .OI
WHITE STAR LIHE f __T?_, i _r
»w York — Ooevniitnwii —
&St LJ.SJREMTIC, Jan, I
I Gs*nM_Mtß*si Turbine — Mteitmrmnnm Sns-Ms***
: Supero Aptjeiritments— Elevator — Orchestra.
I L-iur- (new). Jan. L sootb Baltic. Jan. — . m
Plyreoath ChM-bonT* >nuthtmptnn.
Tsiitrwin T>es It 1> TiMm fNew Yonc '48. •
! tSt. Paul. Ja 1, 10 am! Adriatic Jan. 13
I ♦American Line steamers from Pier 13. N R-
I SSS^°%* iTfiLY ft EOYPT
Via %sore«, JIi!l»ir» and Oibrsltar.
n*-«t Winter Salllns to Alexandria.
JAN. 5, 2 P. M., S. S. CEBIIC ffiS
I.arce-t ttnni«r to the >lr<tlteii ■■■■■■
f «dr Tons). Jan. i!P. H-. Feb. '.*
AiaMe. Jan. 20. special Alexandria sailing.
Romanic. Jan. 15. Cretic. Jan. ZO.
Celtic (20.904 Tons*. F«i>. 2. Mar. 14 ;.'
Canonic. FeD 12. Romanic. Feb. 28.
passexge'r office. t< broadwat.
CUNARD LIIMES
Tmrc Piers 31-32-58. Vorth River.
Liverpool Service. CalUn« at ■"lilia-M'i.
South Wale*.
Cslciast Haute ta Lania.i I Gasllssa:
t!i» nahvnard.
Wednesday from .New York
Monday in London
MACRETA>-IA— LC3ITA>TA. *
La.-g-s*^ Fastest Stsair.salps) ArTrat. . *
Sail WeiliMimtsia
Wireless Telegraph. s»ubm»rl». Slarnalt
T.usltan_s.Dec. 29. 10 AM , Campanla.Jan.2ti. 9 A3f
•Umbria Jan. 3. 8 AM iL'ia&na...Fefc. -. a -J«
Lu^:tacla.Jan. W. 9 AM vlaur»tan;a.Fei>. a. it Ait
10 1 1 ALI Carmanla ft Caronia
fi L ______H llasniacent Km» 20.004VT33 3trs_
UM TWO SPECIAL CRUI3TI '
S.VXOMA TO ITALY. reb. 3 — Mca. 19.
Ht>i.AKIAN-AMkKU AN sEKYItE-
To FlL'iia via
GI3RAL.T GENOA, NAPLES. nuKsrm
; Ca.-or..a. . Jao. S. neon; Saxottia. .Feb. 3
' Carrr.ar.:_.Ja^. 22. noor.! Pianonia . Feb. 13
Travellers" chec-ss issued — good everywhereki
IHK CrV\Kl> STEA.MSIUP «>.. LXI».
, UI-2. State St.. oppoaite t!-a Battery.
Some Excellent Rooms
still on Sale for
CLARK'S CMUSE Of THE »CL£VIU!«r
(fcrA IS.OCO fin*. bran.l n?T, V%
ijQ anU .iiyerbly tltted. S 3
RIS.OOO f-in*. brand new. jg^k
_n«i *up«rbl>' Utted. _ 2
OUNO TIE WCFLII
FROM SM FRANCISCO, FEB. 5. 1910.
ONE srE.\MEK FOR TITS FVTIRE CKri9-l
of nearly four months; casting only StlSO aad
up. Including all necessary expended.
ROriE: Japan. China. Philippine".. Boroetn.
J:av.t. Burma. India. evlon. tsynt. Italy, etc.
Ab umi->ii3l rlum» to *i_it unusually attruc
tiTe places.
JSZIZT ORIENT CRUISE
February .">. tSttK by S. S. "Grosser Kurfnerst.**
73 daj». includirsr 24 days E»j'Pt and P_l«
estine. $400 up. t=c!udias hotels, shore exssr«
sions. etc.
FKWK C. n ARK. Time* Bld_r. New York.
MORIiG
ERHfIH LLOYD
Lars*. Fa3t and Luxurious Twts-scr*w
Express and Pass^n^er Steamanips.
Equipped with Wireieas i Sabmartaa SigsaLv
PLr>IOCTH — CEEKBOCKG— BREMEf
Express SaiUsss Tursdays at lo A. M.
Kaiser Wm. Il..Jaa. 4, Kr .r.Drlr._ Wm. ..Jan. 23
Prinz Frie-i.Wrn.Jan. I>>, Kasstr Wm. der Gr.Feb.3l
BREMEN D!Nt<T
Twin-Screw _ai::n_s Thurscai'S U 10 A M.
P. Irene let-. ;u> /Cicten . J3n. •>*
Boon Jan. 6'.Rocn Feb. ia
GIBRALTAR — >APtt:!i — GENOA— AI.GEERS.
Mediterranean Sa::tngs r>a-urdays at li __, M.
Barbarcaa^i Jan. i *Gr. Karfuerat Fe_. 3
•Berlin isei-i. . .Jan. 2'J K. Albert FeS. Xi
•On- Algiers. tOnent Cruise.
Ir.depcna-nt Aro-an_ __• V.*or!d I "ars. i
Trav-Hers 1 Checks good all over the • r>d. ;
* Ajply OELRICHS * C<>. Genen) J_j_s__,
5 HROADWAT. NE^V TOHK.
TOURS t h°e ORIENT '
COOK *» 4.", d Annual Series cf Tours de _.!«!#
I to Egypt, the Nile. Holy Land. 4var.t. etc..
>a Jan. 5. $. Feb. 2. 1V». March 3. Leisurely
travel, small. s*>!*ct p-irties. traviKinir thrxsaxri
the most interesting lands of th-» Onans.
EUROPE aidtte PASSIM PUT
70 Tonr% to Earnp«. Tours d* Lu*» _rj(*f
Vacat-on Tours. JISO ta $1,193. Tho*. Coal.
*.-• havd b«en Officially Appalaced A_:esr^
I for the Passion Play Comciittae.
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'm T!o J? e: __ a! J t d _ To;irs ' or Indepindeat ivei
• :«rs Z lioi] gook & son
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245. lino Broadway. 64_ ■ bsa« At«..
3C3 Fifth Aye. i Windsor Arcads>» N. T.
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TON. IVL\>TI( CITY OLD PODiT
RICHMOND. BERVI_»A. et" aY „.'
ptns.'» included. »l0iM» up. S^- for
details to MARSTERS TOURS. SI vr-Bt
30th St.. New York.
Voi r^aa Juaa. P. a.. i_a Uuayra. |>t_. caieao
Uticao ar._ Maracaibp. via. Cttraoac
Caracas... Jan. I, IDIO Philadelphia. .Jan. 13. ____i
Fov La Guayra. C-.::j a_ aa_ il^rajaifeik
Zulla Jan. ». 1930 Maracalbo — Jaa. 22. IDIO
Superior AccO4Stnu<Mtiaas tar raaaaaasrs.
BOfLTON. BLISi & DAL-STT
I Cescral Managers. s_ Wail st.
Twin Screw Steamers for Bermuda
A. E. Put-rr-rldg* * Ci>.. A»t.t.. 20 B'way. v T.
SOT'THKRN P\rTFTf STTCvMSHIPa
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tI3H. 3«e. I BrotiwsT. New Torlt
j TYPEWRITING A>D TYPEwa'T£RSL
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writer umil you ccaault *l:a ua. Caa_u:-_'« arl
fre«. RepaUlas. ... r«bu:ldin_. supplies. v on ,
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VKTTOK VISiBLC. 73 Miau st. ca:alo__»
tr+»: *n mak« tahen r»rt cavmea:: barcxtss
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handsomoly furnished: every coavenSaac* • xuvl
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