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ing the passbook declared cancelled and eX-
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thereof
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Charles Seignobos. professor Of history at the
Borbonne, whose Political History of Europe
since 1914" has gone through several impress
sions in this country. has been again made ac-
cessdble In English by a translation of THE
Feudal Regime from Its Beginning to the End
of the Thirteenth Century" This monograph
was contributed originally to Lavisse and Ram
beaud's "Histoire Generate" and the transla-
sion has been made by Professor E. w. Dow. Of
the University OF Michigan. Henry Holt & Co..
VINO issue the book. have also in press Professor
Eeignoboss Narrative and Critical History of
the Roman People"
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The relation OF '"The Dolly Dialogues" to the
elements Of public finance is not at hrst sisht
obvious. The two are associated by Henry Holt
& Co., who will soon publish Anthony Hopes
book In new and enlarged form, with four new
dialogues, and a new impression OF professor
Winthrop More Danielss treatise.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-SOO secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO r EDDY. 29S Madison-st-
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tits not easy to forget THE Spectator's' clas-
sihcation of life records into biographies. auto
biographies and ought-not-to-b biographies, and
lately there has been somewhat OF a storm over
the value OF the authorized" biography No
misgfvings. however. herald the Authorized
Biography Of Bret Harte." which Dodd. Mead &
Co. will publish shortly 1t is the work Of I.
Edgar Pemberton who has shown his mettle in
several lives of theatrical people. 1t is said to
have been the desire Of Mr.. Harte's family that
Mr.. Pemberton do this Office for his late friend.
He had known Mr.. Harte for twenty years. and
had been In close touch with him for seven.
Recently they were collaborating on a work
which It is understood MI Pemberton is to COM
plete. The family and friends Of Mr.. Harte
have assured his biographer of their co-opera-
zion In placing all available material at his dis
posal
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p Dutton e. Co are publishing new edi-
tion OF the Rev. Alexander Dyces GLOSSARY to
the Works Of william Shakespeare" with new
notes by Harold Idttledale, professor of English
at the University College of South Wales and
Morn0uthshire
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The Putnams have in preparation three vol
ume history Of Christopher Columbus by John
Boyd Thatcher. The subject ranges across such
seas of controversy that it is more of a history
than a biography. Old manuscripts. charts and
accounts are reproduced in full with the object
of putting before the reader the information ac-
cessible at the end of the fifteenth and the be-
ginning of the sixteenth centuries. On the other
hand, the disputes and discussions of recent
years are thoroughly investigated This results
In collecting mass Of material which is at pres
ent not too easy to consult.
The early printed accounts Of the VOYAGES
which viii be reproduced in exact facsimile and
with English translations, are: The folio Spanish
letter account of the original voyage. owned in
the one remaining example by the New-York
Public Library. and quarto impression of the
same voyage. preserved only in the Ambrosan
library, at Milan, Italy; the hbretto account of
the third voyage. printed at Venice 1904 and
preserved there in the Marciana Library: the
Lettera account of the fourth voyage, Venice
1905. and the first account of the second voyage
OF which there are several copies remaining
The abridged journal of Columbus printed by
Navarette in 1925 from the Telegraph manu-
script of Bartholomew de las Casas. itself from
the Photograph journal of Columbus. and now
lost, is reproduced, with translation that pub
Hshed in Boston by Samuel Kettle in 1927 being
inexact and misleading. The encyclicaI letters
OF Peter Martyr of Anghera, published in 1890
ere reproduced Three Of the Papal bulls of
Alexander VI are reproduced, and the question
aroused by the four is examined in detail The
handwriting of the discOverer, on which much
hinges; his own impression of what he had ac-
complished. the exact location of his landfau
and the disputes over his birth and burial
places, all considered in some fulness. contribute
TO the completeness of this compilation.
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
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electric light: table board.
As IRVING PLACE. X,.
Large and small furnished rooms aS1tng
beard II desired: by day or week. NN''No
summer months; terms moderate.
2s0 HENRY-ST. BROOKLYN HElJfh o.
between Joralemon and state SITS "a i-.. -,
cool house; handsome dining room; electro
lights and fans: good table: efficient So
vice; three new baths; awnings and WlhH""
gardens
&c TO 60 EAST 68TH-ST.-Full hotel no-
commodations; light rooms. with bresS
fast and table d'hote dinner incluu'hk
wine for sl2 per week. Full value
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billiard AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS OF billiard ana poor
tables: high grade bowling alley bulIde. y, :
lowest prices. MARX BROS. "A Union 30
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Ocean 9teamers.

MAMBWRG-AMER0GAN LINE.
FOR IERBouRG-HAMBURG
TWIN-SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE -
A Bism Al 81, 10 A M
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TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE -
Waldersee Aug S. A Noltke -. Aug 10. 10 A NJ
Peunsyven Aug. IT, Patricia Aug e. 1880 A NJ
SUMMER AND AUTUMN CRUISES
THE PAIAATIAL CRUISING STEAMER
PRINZESSIN VICTORIA LUISE
From Hamburg August D.
TO the BALTIC and the NORTHERN CAPITALS
During Sept, Oct. and Nov, =,
PORTUGAL SPAIN. principal MEDITERRANEAN
FONTS and the ORIENT
Send Illustrated pamphlets and Itineraries
neutrality-suspicious. LINE. - ,
Offices IS and 81 Broadway. Piers. Hoboken N j.
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LADDERS, DERRICKs. POLES.

--.---,-r-r-,ryy i-r- PORTLAND L4ADDDF
-l-Il1l-44-A-AAi- Co, 40 World Bldg
NJ Y. Tel. 2475 John. Best of ladders de
livered at zoe. per foot.
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n'HARA HOUSE, Cetskin MountaIns.-Capacty 1875:
~ central location; mountain view: golf boating.
billiards. bowling; write for booklet. B. oHARA Prop.
Lexington ~. Y.
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NORTM GERMAN lGOWDo
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Pier So North River, Gansevoort St -,
Kaiser Aug. IL. 10 A. NJ Kronprinz. g. 10 NJ
-TIohenzoern IS 10 AM Sept g. 10 A NJ
Kaiserin Aug 10, 10 AN. Kaiserin Sept 16 10 AM
-From Pier "a. IT. of Amity St. BROOKLYN
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
Cherbourg- Southampton alternately and Bremen
From Bremen Piers HobOken. N J: =.
Friedrich July 81. 10 A NJ Barbarossa- Aug 81 II M
Luise Aug Z. 10 A. NJ Bremen. Aug. - Noon
Kurfuerst Aug a. 10 A M Friedrich Sept. 4. Noon
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
Observation-Disclosures
From Pier q. IT. OF Amity St. Brookiyn =,
Trave. Aug. q p. NJ Trave. sept o. 10 A. M
AHer. Aug 9. 10 a. NJ Aller. ...Sept d3 p NJ
OELRICHS & CO No 5 BROADWAY. n. Y.
Louis H. Never As South Third ST.. Phila-
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ORIGINAL CURIOSITY SHOP.


NICKIIN. les Park Row. Fine tools. guns.
pistols mathematical. surgical. survey
ing and other Instruments: unredeemed
pledges a speciality.
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET CLEANING.
D, & D. w. WILLIAMS
1858 |. 6ATM ST. G csi5 sSS
CARPET CLEANING. Established 1878.
w. WllllGNS & SON
21N w. Nth ST. Fi!, "a
CARPFT CLEANING. Established 1919.
C1PTFUI. CARPET CLEANING Co
Sis.ns by compressed air steam. hand or
49, ibbs broadway. AL East sSth-st
on Otatt e BRANDT. Tel 1872 3sth.
DREsSMAhING
,DnrcsC1TT~rING and millinery systemati-
naiiv thought pays better than other
49,. night school. Monday. "Wednesday,
800. s. so starts you NJ DOW ELL
sio-SIS 6th-aVe-
DVFSS1IAKER .-Ciood experienced cutter
ana eftar. fine sewer. out by day 10
cents A day: city or country. D. LUZ
3d-aye
yrsSdAKER. First class 81. out by
a. or work AT home. city or country. an
~ iatest designs. sos West lSSd-st
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Male
~ EXCEPTIONAL opportunity 10 offered
20 a middle asrd man OF good address 70
engage In high class newspaper suoScrip-
ton Canvasslng; good weekly salary guar
anteed and liberal commission paid In add
ton Address. stating experience and CIV
!rg references q. n X. Tribune once.
ATTENTION,-Men wanted: by doing an
easy work YOU can travel to England Tor
IS. 81: Germany. SO and Africa So; also
free transportation. return passage Al
LANTIC SHIPPING OFFICE. llo lst-st-
ATTENTlON!-Men wanted; cheap trip all
principal European ports. London. Liver
pool. Glasgow. Hull; also free uansporta-
tion procured. Apply shipping ofhces. o
Clnton-st. or % West-st-. New-fork-
WANTED. A steady man and wife TO take
charge OF farm near city; good butter
maker: good place for right party. Ad-
dress W. ia Liberty st. Room 9O4.
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GATsEIll EVENING lNNE

Boats leave every week day: Pier a. " n p M
and West 10th St, z. NJ
Extra boat Saturdays. Pier a. N r.. i:3O P West
18th St. 1850 p n.
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

,rc1rJOITGH ex-United States Secret
!" Sar,,ire or er-Roping. shadowlng. In
vestigatIng. strikes looked after: business
confdential "a Park Row
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ST. ALBANS. EAST SlsI,S io;,,.,.
private baths; dining room parlor no0''
electric light. table board.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

] DOMESTIC SiTb AlIONS WANTED.
| SPECIAL RATE 40 UNEMPLOYED
"a words. 3 times --.-...I5 cents
/ time rate - - 80 cents
BUTLER. USEFUL MAN.-EngIish; thor
OughIy &C gpetent; references GEORGE
\ TOOTE;LL. 20 West 56th-st-
/ COMPANION. personal attendant 10 young
or old gentleman. by young man 9. Re.
/ fined. excellent education; very good refer
ences. ADDRESS POND. l29 Lexington-avs.
/ COACHMAN.-English. aged 81, married:
/ long experience with best family: first
/ class references: city OF country A. c.
s65 Park-ave.
| COACHMAS. GARDENER Single: strict
| ly sober. trustworthy and Thoroughly
competent. first class reference; moderats
wages for permanent place E. Box q,
CoACHMAN,-By married man. 81: ne
| dunn sized: thoroughly understands his
/ duties In every respect highest references;
I city country sTOUB. SIS Park-ave.
| COACHMAN. middle AGED: thor
/ Oughly understands his business. good city
/ reference HENRY. 1O1 West Broadway.
/ cigar store.
CoACHMAN.-CoIored: single. Thoroughly
/ experienced with fine horses. city OF near
/ the city, year round; personal reference J.
ASH. 80 West S5th-st
COACHMAN--SingIe: middle aged; good
| and Be generally useful. at moderate wages
/ city reference. Address COACHNIAN Box
II, Tribune once.
/ COACHMAN.-Was several years IN Brad
ley-Nartin family. and other uotabies:
| good reference. STARTLING. $50 West
| COACTIMAN-EngIish medium height and
stands his business thoroughly. 1O4 East
6Oth-st.
COACHMAN-By middle AGED man. long
experience: sober reliable; can ALWAYS
give satisfaction: not afraid OF work per
sonal references COACHNIAN. as Ber-
gen-st-. Brooklyn.
GARDENER German. 80: married;
one child; capable 10 take entire charge
os gsntleman's place: sober. reliable; best
OF references GARDENER. 24O Avenue A
USEFUL MAN-Young Italian: willinz 10
work: good references. CESARE BAR
ToLozzL 21T West S5d-st-
USEFUL MAN. %. Armenian. sDeaks
rrenc n and English, thoroughly competent
servant IN private family: experienced
waiting. housework; best OF references. D.
/ kASBAR- SO East 4sth-st-
vALET-By American. "a. hne barrier:
complete outfit. one or two gentlemen:
by interview W ". NJ. Oceanic. y. j.
VALET or COMPANION 20 feeble or ED
erly gentleman; best references only Ger
man spoken. no objection 70 travelling G.
K, Box 2S Tribune OFlCe-
WAITER. Sc-Colored boy as waiter. hall
boy. useful man. porter PHIPPS. care
Hazel, 21S West 62t-st.
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LIBERAL LOANS on diamonds. watches.
1ewelry silverware, etc. F'urs stored
during summer months. MAX BERN
STEIN 27i West I2sth-=t.
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TROY BOATS

leave Pier 20. n. r.. foot West 10th Street daily
p. NJ. except Saturday SUNDAY STEAMERS TOUCH
AT ALBANY. Direct railroad connection Troy al
resorts North and East
Excursions. TROY. $780, SARATOGA $3.50
Dining-rooms on Main Deck searchlght Display.
Send for Booklet Excursion Tours
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MT. PLEASANT HCUsE-IOcated on a high and ex
NJ tensive plateau OF 240 1900 feet above
level overlooking village golf tennis croquet
hunting. fishing, swimming pianos.
accommodate forty health recreation. Neversink
sullivan Co.. N. Y.
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HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY pow

ELL Leaving DesSrosses St at Sis p. NJ Csatur-
days 1;4o 7. M w 22nd St $3.50 p. NJ saturdays J
p M l2ath 81 on SATURDAYS HOLIDAYS ONLY
2;20 p NJ For Highland Falls. West Point. Cornwall
kewburg New Hamburg. Milton, Po'keepsie, EsOpus,
Rondout and Kingston. Orchestra board.
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RBvep bW D@W 0HMhH

PalatiaI Steamers New York and Albany" Of the
HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE.
Fastest finest river boats in the World.
For the Caskills, Albany. Saratoga all points East
North and West. Daily. except Sunday.
Leave Brooklyn Fulton ST. by Annex ....--SO0 A NJ
" Desbrosses st Pier ------..--.-.S:40
west "a -------.s;o
west i29th 81. -. s;lb
keepsie. Kingston Point Catskl. Hudson and Albany
Through tskets 20 all points sal. at leading ticket
offices including those OF the New York Transfer
who check baggage from residence TO destination.
Morning and afternoon concerts Fine
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5ummer Resorts.
NEw-YORK.

E1 Cd R q [EW'9 e pE hASE
In the heart of the Adirondacks. Two large hotels
and cottages. Overlooking two OF the beautiful
lakes In the region; excellent trout fishing nnn C
tennis. bowling. boating. bathing uus.c QWIlU
ssniIafy plumbing pulmonary invalids; moderate
catalogue. Ao SepNeihOei' Se"' ~
AokLBY's ON LAKE PLEASANT HAMILTON CO..
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ALBANY Evening Limo
Direct route for Saratoga, Lake George, Adj
rondacks and Thousand Islands
Steamers ADIRONDACK or DEAN RICHMOND ieav,
Pier 81, N r. Canal St, p
only. making direct with express trains for
above named points. Saturday night steamer
with trains for sharon Springs Saratoga North Creek
Caldwell and steamer Lake george Summer Book
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263 West l2Sth-st: 1898 3d-ave. between
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near 4lst-st 554 3d-ave.: 90 Bleecker-st:
325 Bleecker- st. Brooklyn. N Y.-216
Court-st.: 2l5 Smith-st.: I.Oo4 Gates-ave.
Newark. y. J.-794 Broad-st. Also at all
4. D. T. offices.
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WAITER. Sc-CoIored boy as waiter. hall
boy. useful man. porter PHIPPS. care
Hazel, 21S West 6Sd-st.
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COOkS--By TWO Scotch girls: cook. Iaun-
dress; also Shambernaid. waitress or
general houseworker; city or country sep
arate or together. two years references
St+ 6th-ave-. second fioor
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VALET--By American "a: fine barter:
complete outfit. one or two gentlenen: :
good appearance references. can convince
BY interview ". ". NJ. Oceanic. y. ].
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COOK and HOUSEK EEPER.- Protss-
tant woman: bachelor or widower's
apartments; reference ]. T. cars Adams.
T16 East l69th-st.
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CHAMBEkNAlD. waitress or huussWOrk
by girl; personal reference: wiIliu< % as
sist az ANYTHING. i76 East S0th-st
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

COOk--F1rst class cook: German Hun
gartan. with fine private family; city or
country. Call at Mrs. SANDS. 142 East
e1th-st.
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VALET or COMPANION 70 feeble or ED
erly gentleman: best references only Ger
man spoken. no objection TO travelling G.
K, Box 25. Tribune Of1Ce
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COOk--Ftrst class cook in private family;
understands soups. meats. entrees. game
and fancy desserts: excellent baker city
reference. NJ STCMPF 2O7 West 65th-st
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HELP WANTED

WANTED. Immediately. graduate nurses
summer hospital positions. Call at l.
West 42d-st. second floor.
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WANTED Young woman. to assist butler
In waiting: must be well recommended
Apply AZ 70 East 6Sth-st.. before IL to-day
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-02-08
SLED AND SLEIGH COLLIDE
SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT BoTT0M OF
E. BULK No sTREET HILL.
A Big Guide sled Crashes into sleigh
Occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. SIS. cushsya
and Chiid-A serious mix.up
the Result.

A collision on +, Burke street Tues
night between big gnide sled and q
sleigh occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart S. Cushwa and their four
year-oid infant resulted in serious
mix-up almost directly under the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad bridge over
Burke street.
Mr.. Cushwa WAS driving down the
hill on the east side OF the bridge
when near the bottom Of the hill a
big guide sled occupied bv nine Young
people crashed into the sleigh. The
result was q mix-up OF the occupants
of both the sleigh and sled.
Mr.. md Mrs. Cushwa were thrown
out Of the sleigh onto the ground.
Although Mr.. and Mrs. Cushwa es-
capped serious injury. they were bad
ly shaken up and their bodies scratch
ed in several places by the fall Til O
baby came very near being killed. 1t
struck the ground on its face, which
was badly cut and bruised. It's face
is comfortably swollen TODAY.
The sleig IA was almost completely
demolished by the collision and Mr..
and Mrs. Cushwa were compelled to
walk home. The harness was also
ruined. The horse started to run
away, but was caught just as he was
about to cross the quarry shortline
railroad in front of al engine.
Those on the sled received no inj n
rise to amount TO anything.
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hot mullins, hot cakes,
made with Royal Baking
Powder may be freely
eaten without fear of
Indigestion.

Mrs. Mary Wright, SO years old,
and her son, Joseph, aged 3d., living
on the outskirts Of Philadelphia, died
from Starvation.
The water right Of the old Ardinger
mill at Williamsport has been offered
for electric light purposes for a con-
sheraton of 81
Mr.. A. L Russler has been ao-
pointed by Gov White Notary Pub
lie and he will qualify as soon as
the County Court convenes.
Mothers can safely give Foley $
Honey and Tar to the children Tor
coughs and colds, for it contains no
opiates or other poisons. e. q. Will
Jams.
Messrs Thomas w. Snarrow and
Nlckias Roderick. who are employed
with the b. & .. civil engineering
CORDS at Confluence, Pa, spent SUM-
day IN Martinsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs W. NJ. Kefauver ar
rived In harrisburg Saturday from
their honeymoon trip to 0 Point.
Va. After spending about week
here they will leave for baltimore,
where they will reside.
A cole ction, sale and rental office
has been opened by Mr.. a. I. Russ
Ter in the Blondel building up stairs
corner OF Queen and Martin streets.
Mr. Russler is reliable citizen and
his services Will afford welcome con-
venience to persons desiring aid IN
either line.
The U. S. Mail Carriers on the ru-
raj routes now have to face cold and
Indictment weather, but have the pleas
ure of gliding over the crisp snow In
sleigh and pleasantly Illuminating
over the prospective increase OF sala-
ry, ve1y pleasant prospective and IT
is a nice Morsel that contains plenty
OF sweet with the bitter.