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The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31

Joseph w. Folk, Of St. Louis, has
decided to enter the contest for the
Democratic gubernatorial nomination
in Missouri. The boodlers may all be
set down against him in advance.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31

Many an honest man. says John
Wanamaker, ''fails because he is a
Eeor adviser.'' In view Of the fact
chat Mr.. Wanamaker is one of the
rsnOst successful advertisers in the
world this statement is worth con-
sidering by our local merchants.
Every successful business man can
tell you that judiciOus advertising
always pays-provided you have the
article the people want.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31

What Mississippi wants is men of
money, will and muscle. We need
more men who are willing to take holt
and continue to help us up,-men who
are willing to work, and who can put
their hands to any kind Of labor when
the emergency arises. To such men,
we say come, whether from foreign
state, or from the North, East or
: West. Come help us work our farms,
factories, lumber mills and other in
stustries. To such, we give a most
hearty welcome.
\ Wisconsin lady is said to have
kept her husband a prisoner for one
year in order to cure him of the drink
habit. Dipsomania and delirium ire.
mems would be a mild misfortune fol
any man who would succumb in the
reaction after such drastic treatment
II the victim of this reform would
write book relating his experiences
. while under duress, he might enjoy
= the remainder Of his life by computing
how many drinks the profits woulc
buy if he should have the habit anf
not have the money.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-10-31
ENGINEERS TO ENTER FIELD.
Pernanest line of Nemphi, s
Gulf Railroad.
FlNALLOCAnON TO BE DETERhAlNED
Fifty Men Will Comprise Surveying
Party.
First Official Step Toward Actual Constructions
Counties Along the Route.

Within the next ten or twelve days
engineering forces will enter the field
to locate the permanent line OF the
Memphis s. Gulf railroad, which will
connect this city and Pensacola, Fla.
This will be the first step toward the
actual construction OF the proposed
road in which Memphis, as the north
ern terminus will rank with Pensacola,
the outlet to the sea in Importance.
The next official move after the per-
manent route shall have been estab-
lished, is the letting OF contracts for
construction, and this will follow as
soon after the engineers can prepare
and submit their date as is possible.
General Manager, Seely Dunn, stat
ed yesterday that forty-tive or fifty
men, divided into three squads, would
be put in the field between Grenada.
Miss, and Pensacola. before the pass
ing. of another fortnight, and the work
of locating the permanent line of the
road prosecuted with view to an
early completion.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY L Phillips & Co: Lexington-ave, 6s6 and ass "
s. GIL # of 56th-st S3.4x9O TWO story stone front
dwgs; prior mort $4,000 61st-st 81 and 49, n 100 #
prior mort $4,000; 73d-st 100 ard Ill 5 13S # Of
4th-ave 42x1022 front ten h prior mort
S35 600; Julius Levine agt G a Goldsmith Ludwig
r. y Norton. ref; taxes. ETC. S152; PARTITION
Herbert A Sherman: Lexngton-ave. n cor OF
57th-st 60. 2x4O story bk hat: H Shepart exr,
Morris Plinus all Howard Van Sptnderen. atty;
John Hone. jr ref: due S12 52s 10; taxes. etc.
s. 295 sold subject mtge Of S0UOOO 123dst, T.
24S6 It E of LenOx-ave IS9xl001l; story bk dwg;
P Field al W II Caldwell et al: De Grove &
r. attys; e Whitney. ref: due $1G521 90; taxes,
BY Peter Meyer: Beach-ave 1ss to 100. :. ia 4
II Of l56h-st 66 6x65x16O6. three story dwgs;
Matilda Mahr agt George Wtdder ct al; Brill atty:
Leopold Hamburger. ref amt due 67S so taxes etc
story bk ten h Carpenter egt Betsy Frank ct al;
" G Chamberln, attys; John Hone refi amt due.
SIS. PAS SO; taxes etc. SLOTS 81
OF 43d-st 5O5x1OOx5Ox25x1OO-5 TO ST x25 story hE,
store etc Robert Boyd Robert Gordon ct al;
Mahan, atty: NJ W Platzek ref. amt due l115 IL
taxes etc SS 83s IS.
T3v John y CSoding Northport, Long Island-A tract
about % acres with frontage OF 21so II on Long
Island Sound containing dwelling, private dock etc
Of about u acres Of salt meadow oankupIcy
sale. Bensouhurst-23d-ave n Q cor OF S5d-st piot
lt0Y140: bankruptcy sale
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Edward D Mc5real: ess Park-ave 5. . Ga # 5
S1s-st x1O0 story bk ten h: foreclosure sale
Crard Trust Company agt D X Case et al ADAMS &
Cornstock. attys W jackson. ref; due on judgt
G23 81; costs 1855 TO- taxes S10SS Margaret and
Catharine Norwood adjoining for S29. 50 18th
about 200 foreclosure the Bowery Savings Bank agt
Rudolf Pauritsch al; Strong Cadwalader attys
Feddv ref tudgt. Sl1 426 5: costs $42b 94
1888 81; John Eichler Brewing Company Tor
fsJ- Joseph Day: sth-ave cor 154th-st "a 11x1Oo;
et al: Emmett Robinson attys: F Burlinganne ret
due on udgt $50 060; S430 81; etc 81 99s Is
TO Henry Arnold for S3920O: 1lSth-st. 45llA Y OF
Avenue A 40lOizxlOO1I; story bk ten h. foreclosure
sale the East Savings Institution agt W Wood
81 al: r T Green atty: Straham. ref; due on tudgt
SIC S. $685. Is; taxes ETC. SiSl adjouned %
Nv 1 J Phillips & Co: $500 sd-avs s. 723 n Of
i6Sth-st 80 230 6x121: story bk ten and stores
foreclosure sale; Devoe agt Carolina Zeltner e al.
g A Allen atty: NJ L Taylor ref: due on judgt SD
$50 80: costs SS41 90 taxes. ere S2l5s 40 70 =
Nv the Erokers Realty and Mortgage Company: Boston
OF Indepeadent-st. 5lLlO5x5oxlO4 forScosr
sale Grace Knevitt susan MaEinn ct al; Blandy
Mooney & Shipman, r Finch REF; due On 1udg
costs, S152 SO: taxes ETC. S4Oe 54 10 a Bos'icA
for 81 OOO. - -, - a =,
n Of 27tst 81 IOxfrreguar about xi6 1x Irregular
about 63 p story and stores forecl2sure sale
Frances NJ Barnes J Buckley 20 al; Harrison q
Fvrd attys: II Pomeroy. ref: due on Judst Sle'OOV
c6srs s3s3 81: taxes etc s24s3 75; Withdrawn
BY Bryan L Kennedy: $50 " 29th-st ia II Of Stn
States Trust Company OF New-York agt 2 murphy et
All y " sheldon atty; Crowley Wentworth ref due on
tudg S24 $50: costs 1898 12 taxes etc lbs 90 " 's
plaintiff for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

H. r. Drew & Co. have sold for Charles H
woodruff to a client No. 10 West Twenty-ninth-
ST.. four story and basement dwelling house. on
lot SI.6xlO feet. This mouse. which was built in
1852 for Judge Lewis B. Woodruff father Of the
seller was recently occupied by the Engineers
Club 1t is to be altered for business purposes at
cost of $4,000. This will complete the transfer
nation Of the block from a residential to a mer-
camille one. Judge Woodruff in his day a well
known jurist.
Nichols & Lummis in conjunction with Edward
n. Crosby, have sold for Allen Tucker to a client
for occupancy No. 15 West Thrty-eighth-st, a
four story brownstone dwelling house. on lot
1S.9x9S9 feet.
Thomas Reynolds was reported yesterday to
have sold the five story 1athouse. on lot 2411x
100 feet, at the southeast corner of Amsterdam
ave- and e-hundred-and-f -forty-eighth-st.
Max ]. Kramer and B. Chenken have sold for
Jacob Roses No. 2SS East Ninth-st. a six story
tenement house, on plot 45x6S11x irregular. ad-
joining the northwest corner Of Second-ave. In
part payment Mr. Roses takes Nos. SIT and SCI
East Eleevnth-st.. two five story tenement houses.
each lot 25x103 feet.
E. H. Ludlow Il Co have sold for Walter Ashe
to Frank Phillips No. 159 East Eighty-sixth-st.. a
three story dwelling house on lot 25.6x1OO.S feet
Olney & Comstock acted as attorneys for Mr..
Ashe.
William P. Mangan has sold for George b Gold
schmidt to Louis Lese Nos. 23S0 and 2S32 Second
ave. two four story hathouses. with stores, on
plot 4OxSO feet.
William d. fitzpatrick has sold for the NIetropol-
itan Life Insurance Company No. 155 East Thirty
ninth-st. five story hathouse. lot 2LSx9s.2x
276x944 feet. The seller recently acquired the par
eel at foreclosure for $29.0O0
Max Marx has bought from George r. Schief-
feln the plot 15Ox50 feet the southeast side Of
Vermily 100 feet northwest of Hawthorne
st. He also has bought through Jacob Wise from
Margaret Demour No. 2,1OS Amsterdam a
five story fathouse with stores. plot S0x1OO feet.
Albert Mann, as trustee of the Rodman estate.
has sold No. 212 Westinghouse, four story
building. on lot 26SxS2x2fx73 feet.
c. w Flaming has sold to spectators Nos S64
and S66 East Tenth-st., old buildings, on plot
50x923 feet.
Thomas Latham has purchased No. 107 West
One-hundred and -seventeenth-St., four story
on zCXl0011 feet.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Dr. Samuel V. Abel is the buyer of the building
on the corner Of Chambers-st. and Park Row which
was sold by the Bischof estate in April DR.. Abel
has been reported the buyer of several parcels in
the block bounded by Park Row and Centre and
Chambers sts., the sales of which have been re-
ported from time time. 1t has been reported
that he representing others in these purchases.
These parcels would be required for the execution
OF the terminal plans of the city. The price of this
parcel was $4,000 The ground floor is occupied by
one of Childs's restaurants. The lease expires on
May 1904 but the propretorS have the privilege of
five years renewal The property is restricted TO
this extent
Mrs Jessie Snyder is the buyer of No. 12s East
Forty-seventh-st-. the sale of which was reported
on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Morris-lve. corner 196th-st, 1TS-sx
llVSN 40X l01 6V w Ga to beginning:
Loan Banking Co: mortgages $40 600 ..--.--- $500
S3d-st. 4 100 shave 61x9S }: Helen =
Han 20 Abraham Eydenberg; quit claim Nominal
10OSX 1872. John D Baker TO Edward
Moeller, mortEaSe, $4,000: and. 100
Perry-st No q n s, 25Xe5-S: Herman Fuerst 70
Abraham Morganroth; mortgage. So Nominal
5th-ave, W 25-11 II n OF 1l7th-st. 2SN1OO Solo
mon Alter 70 Elias GelbWoks; mortgages S2S-
21st-st No 2O4 East so 1x92: Anna E Nuth to
Henry Gistman: quilt claim. c and --.---.--- 100
Same property. same TO same, mortgage. S34u0C
Central Park West. :. 61-5 II n OF 65th-st. SSx
l2j. Alfred T COburn Coburn-Ciahren Con-
structton Co: mortgage. $4,000; o and. 700
East. 81. 1x23. 10N3O 11X23 10, kanan Rosen-
bluth another. to Abraham Z Weiugarten:
ssdNs- 80 ais west is9xi00 5: 5sa-st No 24S
West 1SStN1t0j; Alfred v Wittneyer 70 Ludtn
Realty Company. and s. O C and 100
same property Rapid Transit subway Construe- -.
tiou Company Alfred Y Wittmeyer and g. Nominal
T4th-st. No : West. 2lN1022, samuel ] HugstnS
and another, executors. 10 Rebecca NJ stern. eOooO
100: Peter patt 70 Maris PIatJ. L Nominal
Broadway. 165th-st, 3 Fort Washington
ave. s. Plot bounced g oy broaoNay- n oy
l-oth-st W by Fort Washtngton-ave, S ny land
Sheppard Knapp; the New-NorS Institution for
the Instruction OF the Deaf and Dumb TO
WoTthinston Whitehouse- b2SocO
Avenue A, No l4ls e s q 6x9S: Avenue A. No
1444. s % kiss Avenue A. No I4il.
26Nlt1+ Joseph tuiton er al 70 lgnatE Mar
garete1; 5-I2 part title ortgases S45 900 NomtnaI
gafeten: 1-12 part all title MORTGAGES S45
same property; Thomas O Brten 81 al TO Ignatz
Margarsteni S-l@ part All ttei mortgage i,
Ignatz Margareten: ali titIe mortgages $4,000 loo
9th-ave. 5lst-st. 2jXiOO: Richard
Nanden Henden Augusta Naudeu Henden
mortgage Soucuo -Notninal
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
Country Property for Sale.

TNOR sALE-Country Seat q late judge Noah Davis
ITsctive frame Rouse 10 large, airy rooms and bath
round country rsscencas ntted
fh modern improvements ready Tor occupancy large
--sras. extensive river overlooking the Tappau
zee "a the and John d Rockefeller park about
land IN all 10 acres OF lawns ana gardens ana
rrsArtes rerty gardeners cottage large car
rage house stable staL and stable
Toulouse ourhouses- located within eight
minutes staton Putnam division. New York
Central Railroad terms on Application
GEORGE 7. MONTGOMERY,
los Fulton-st. city.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
REAL ESTATE.
The Amagansett apartment House
Sold BroadzCay Lease.

Michael F. Burns has sold the six story elevator
apartment house No IA ST. Nicholas-ave.. oppo-
ste OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES known as
the Amagansett, for $4,000 The building stands
on a plot 6Ox10O feet
combination Of silk manufacturers headed by
Belding Bros. Co, has leased from the Bayard
Realty Company, through NJ. & L. Hess, the
Iarse store and basement in the new eleven story
Dulldng lust completed at the southeast corner OF
broadway and Spring-st.. 50X200X70 feet. running
tnrough TO Crosby-st- for long term Of years
at total rental of about 100000
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Brown Rosa 70 Herman jacobs: 45th-st, Nos 1l6
ana nd us Is, Vest prior moF'sase Sl-0' s1OOOt
same 70 L.ongacre Realty Company; same prop
er5y; prior moF'sase. SloOOoo. os-- 275OC
same 10 the Mutual Mortgage Company: same
property: prior mortgage. Sl5I.oOO. due becen 90
ber IS. 1908, s per cent = '
Same LOngacre Realty company same
gTqPsey . PsioT s65,I59t Horsasf S55S Sio-o 5000
same 10 Kassei Oshinsky: same property prior
uaortEaga S167. 800 due January 1904. per 9 ooo
Same to the MsnRaiIsn 5s5Ie 5el $50 900
Webster. Howell A samuel 5 Davis 5lI-aEe
corner .4 l4ots-s,; sss prior nos'sas 1000
Same to En sss M Nsg5 s9m;ns sae per sr0sas 1000
Same % ssFy L L Fss, s.ss 5ars DS2 rep p' -
sans % same same Rs99sFII; ssT, pror 10000
same e same same Ps0Oes5y ssS, prior s75o
same Irving savings ins'i'a'on' same 10000
Wiuiarns. Beu iamin A. TO Mutual LIE !nsHr'.h0
coPaay Ssh-sys No. lo2I; aas Au.as 10000
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
THE RIVIERA SOLD.

De Blois & Eldridge have sold the large place at
Newport belonging to the estate OF the late Judge
Hugh T. Dickey. and known Riviera. In Halidon
and Wellington aves. and the harbor. and adjoining
the estates of Sidney Webster and H. o. Have
meyer jr., to Mrs. John Nicholas Brown, of New
port. Mrs. Brown will make many alterations and
improvements. The property has been In the Dickey
family for many years. 1t contains about eight and
threequarters acres Of land. with nearly tive hun
dred feet of water front A pier belonging TO the
place extends far out into the bay with deep water
and good anchorage for yachts.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

1sth-st. No s35 70 $50. rear Of No 341 Wes- for
q eva story brick stable 75xS7; Green & Rlch-
man. owner: L GOldstone. architect .--.----:
e2d-st s and 93d-st. E, 219 q v OF Avenue A.
for a one story brick shed. l2SXzOl-9; u Ehret
owner: J Kastner, architect -------
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15

coIapany; 74th-ss. 40 West: years. per
Co6urn-Gahrea Constraction Company. to the CITY
Mortgaso Company. Central Park West. 8.
Brown. Harris to Ida Meyer et ali executors:
Markst-st. " ecsaer Henry-st: years: "a
whitehouss. Worthinston. to the New-York IN
SSt1ton Cor the Instruction Of the Deaf and
Dumb; Broadway. : at n I6fth-st dus
Nay 10. 1905. "a per ............-.....
same % same: Broadway. corner 165th-st:
same 70 same; 165th-st. 3 >. II7.1 II OF Fort
Washington-ate; four mortgages. due NISy 10.
Same to same; I6lth-st s. 100 II " OF Broad
s.S way: due May 10 19oS 4ls per cent. -.
same 10 same. 1oith-st. =. lI5 e. OF Broad
. way. two mortsases; due May 10, 1893 4ls per
Same to same: I6i,h-st. n s. SIS +, " Of Broad
way: due Nay 10. tq0S "A per csut....-..-.--
0isS IsSl 70 same Fort Wasanston-ave. corner
sane to same; 163d-st s. los II : OF Fort
IeSS IeaSSshins'oa-aye; 51, two mortgages due May 10.
sane to same: l6Sd-st. = eos II E of Fort
Same to same Broadway. n W corner iCzssst- S1.
May 10 l9oS - per rcent...-................-
same 5s tI, t. sane AZ ;oo oBreaaay lSsd-st;
same 70 same. l64th-st s 3 2S9I II e OF Fort
wa: Washinston-ave: dus May 10. IaOs A per
Same to same: I6Sd-st. $. 100 II OF Broad
way: two mortsaEes; due May 10. 1905. 4is per
Same to same: Fort Washington-ave. cornsr
l65th-st: due May 10. 1905 4is per csnt......-
same 10 same, l65d-st n S 600 II " q Broad
way. two mortgages: due Nay 10 1905. 4is per
Same 70 same: Broadway. $ W corner i6Sa-st: due
May 10. 1905 4is per cent. ....-..........-.
16Sd-st: due May 10 zoos az per cent....
same TO same; Fort Washington-ave. $ e corner
I04th-st; due May 10 1905. 4's per cent. ----.--
same 70 same; l6tth-st. s, 1t41 n q Fort
Washington-ave; due May 10 I90S. 4Ia per cent
Same 70 same: Fort Washington-ave n E corner
l64th-st; due Nav 10 i9OS. as per cent -.
washington-ave: two mortgages. due MAY 10
4
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
Insurance Statement.

STATE OF NEW YoR K:
,>-STD hNCE DEPARTMEN'

I-H0111-1- Albany June 9th 1905.
r,IrRFAS THE TEUTONIA INSURANCE
w ~,a,,, located at New Orleans. in the State
ouisena has fled in this ofice sworn statement by
louall, a4scers thereof showing its condition and
busness and has complied in all respects Win me E ms
Fire Insurance. IL
OF t.sS ls bZ, otber states the United states ~,
Sbsrefore In pursuance OF law J. eIaucs tSeL
HG ireTintendent Of Insurance Of the state OF New
YoTL do hereby certify that sala ~ iye
to-f1e6 "a transact its appropriate business OL
Trs1Tsnce I'm this state IN accordance MltI
80 current year condition ana ousI1ess e.
Somrsnv al the OF such statement 'Deoe0eI 90
1909 is shown as follows; s7s4 o27 OF
Aggregate amount Of Liabilities ss7 no 73
nd surplus). lucIuuite
Amount OF actual paid-uP S3i''~ So Gle. "a
Amount Of income TOT re . ,sar IN cash 654 545
IL Vines Whereof have hereunto % 5.a y he
~ and caused the seal OF my once u Oe @-'AS@ ~
" day and year above wri,tSI;- ,S.StI- 1yE,NsDRrcrSs
Superintendent OF Insurance
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
Financial Meetings.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
IN NEW YORK.
New York June 49, 1908
SPECIAL MEETING o. THE SHARE

4 SPECIAL MEETING Ot The SHARE
~ holders Of the National Of Commerce in New
York Is called and held banking Office No
81 Nassau street, the Borough Of Manhattan.
C;+v of New York, Wednesday, the 9TH
gust y o'clock noon for the following
~ 10 a3In9Ilo @ % oInHrce @ in New YORK 10 sS5 o6o S9
b the issue Of 600 additional shares each par
sla f SIO0 OF which additional capital l25 600
shares may be used for the purpose OF acquiring the
eesefe and business The Western National Bank of
the United in New York and the residue of such
additional capital stock to VT Uoo shares are 70 be
Tnerce In New York. subscription TO the
,uEertvfyA per cent OF their respective holdings
mn 81 1908 at price Of $40 share all pro-
posed in circular OF the Board OF directors dated
June 10th. 1903. - -. ,,,. =, -, -
not less than nine, than forty-eight from
lime 10 time the Bylaws may prescribe.
meeting is called and by
n the Board of Directors and the written requs
shareholders Of the Bank hold
ing in the aggregate than one-fourth Of all the ex
shares Of the National Bank Of Commerce in New
Xori r6 as required by the Articles Of Association.
-- WILLIAM c. DUVALLa Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
Foreign Properties for Sale.

NoR beautal country residence IN one q ths
II most charming villages in Cheshire Elslan1. HAtai
dtancs os Manchester Liverpool and Chester snd
also fn the District % the North Cheshire nour
SisT~f s acted for is riding and driving 1acitss
"a fox hunting having the finest roads II tae Not OF
contains % land me sraolas
Tor horses House contains ast aoor large ar1sns
library, billiard room ana 49,.
itchen servants hall buffers pantry etc seeona oor
sewing room bathroom etc 4Aiz1 lopF.
80 ssr-ant acccTuaodations- The house = built or
Shir. brick and wilma t.e s-s SSTs -
been fhoFoughiy Fe-iecorated by Messrs
AFe-ss ~ Iondon All plumbing hot water ne4nS
principle been put IN Ire
E,Ve All been reEnodeled BY MesErs Ausgrayo Of
Is@ N decorated tiles The grounds are splsnday az
an cultivation terneriess conEeFva
,ess ana rose Reason Tor seing owner having
Address Tor fuli particulars. BOX
g !, a. Poston Mas. L. :. A. Bayclids Lynn.
cheshire England
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15

A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
"a received at their Uptown once
NO 1864 BROADWAY.
-+;een,ents will be received following branch
of5ces at regular Office until o'clock m. viz;
254 Sth-nye.. e. 23d-st; 133 6th-aVe.' cor.
12tt-s+ 90 F2ast 14th-st.; 257 West 42d-st., be-
,,rsen I'm and stb aves 263 West 125th-st.; 1.33S
3d-ave between 10Th and nth sts.; 1925 3d-aVe.'
near s1st-st; 7OS 1st-ave near ssth-st; 167 East
125th-st.; 75G Tremont-aVe'i 0oO 0d-HNe'' near
-. = s54 3d-ave.; 21O BIeecker-st.I 3&5
RIeecIxer-st. Brooklyn, n. Y--216 COurt-st'
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
NIORRIsTOWN, N. j.

A DVERTTSEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
y received at their Uptown Office
No. 1864 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will be received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office until o'clock D. m
254 Sth-aVe., e. 23d-st. I53 6th-aYe, cor.
I2th-st: 92 East 14th-st.; 257 West 42d-st., be
tween I'm and aves. 263 West 125th-st.; L :33S
3d-ave., between 10th and nth sts; 1O26 3d-ave.,
.70S 1st-aVe s9th-st.: 167 Ea
I25tl-st.; 756 TremOnt-RVe.i $50 :}d-aVe. near
41st-st.; 554 3d-ave.; 21O BIeecker-st.; 325
2I5 Smith-st.; 1.O04 Gates-ave. Newark, N. j..
-194 BrOad-st. Also at 4. D. T. offices
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
Steamboats,.
AND POINTS IN


BOSTON AM RrT F91EEs EEaIanD. IN
FALL. RIVER LINE for Newport Fail River, Boston and
All Eastern ana Northern Points PRISCILLA
and PURITAN Orchestra each Leave Pier 49,
n r. foot of Warren St, week days and sundays at
$50 P. NJ
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence. Boston North and
East Steamers PLYMOUTH and CONNECTICUT
on each Fier IS. N R., foot Of Murray
St. week days only at 6 P NJ
STONINGTON LINE Stonngton Watch Hill, Nara
gansett Pier Boston and East Steamers MAINE and
NEW HAMPSHIRE Leave Pier 40 n. r., foot OF
Clarkson St. days only ate P. NJ
NORWICH LINE London. Fishers island,
Island, Norwich Worcester. Boston. North and East
Steamers CITY OF LOWELL and CITY OF WORCES-
TER. Pier 40. N r. foot Clarkson St. week days
only at $50 P NJ.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven, Hartford. Spring
field North. Week days Str. RICHARD PECK
leaves Pier 40. n R. 200 p NJ foot s1st St. E. r..
500 P. N. Str CHESTER W. CHAPLIN leaves Pier 40
N r.. 1900 Midnight. sundays Str. RICHARD PECK
leaves Pier 40 y. r.. $50 A M foot 31st E. r..
1918 A NJ. returning due New York. 500 P. NJ.
TICKETS AND STATERoOMs, all Lines, l67, PSI.
673 lS5 354 Broadway Park Place Union Square
245 Columbus Avenue. 2S W 125th Street 159 I25th
Street, York; Court, $50 Street $50 Broad
way Brooklyn. and at Piers.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
Summer Resorts.
BLOCK ISLAND. r. T.

NEW HYGEIA HOTEL All modern eonyeniences;
aeeommodates 300 Fishing, bdthng golf. orchestra.
long distance telephone. Direct boat from York
via Montauk Line. Send for circular and terms.
W. r. CHAAfPLIN. Manager.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15

4 DvERT1sENENTs ana subscriptions for TA' Trfnuu'
received at their Uptown O1es.
40. I.3e4 BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
HUDSON RIVERa BY DAVLlGH7
PEOPLES ll1EIlE

ADIRONDACK OR DEAN RICHMOND
Pier 32 y. Il, foot Canal St. at 2. N. week
days connecting with express trains for SUMNER RE
SORTS North, and West. Saturday night steamer
connects with sunday morning trains for SHARON
SPRINGS, SARATOGA. NORTH CREEK
LAKE GEORGE. Summer Excursion book free Orches-
OF
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
THE HOTEL CLARENDON,

Virginia Ave. Beach and Steel Pier. ATLANTIC
III l. N J. open al the year. Write for terms
NJ D. NEIMAN. Owner and Proprietor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-26

He was a man who was making $50
a week and was having luncheon with
his fiancee IN an uptown restaurant
The lady ordered chicken salad, fol-
lowed by black coffee and waters. The
man, who could have afforded every
thing on the bill and not felt hole La
his pocketbook, had consomInc and
Little Neck clans and drank water.
The waiter got 10 cents.
A clerk who was kept busy earning
his salary Of SIS took his sweetheart
to an expensive seaside resort 1t took
twenty minutes TO decide what they
wanted TO eat Finally the order came,
heAped high up on large tray.
At the iady's place the waiter de-
posted roast beef, mashed potatoes,
chicken croquettes, with peas, a salad
OF lettuce and potatoes and cup of
coffee.
The man, wondering bow he could
get a winter oyercoat ate a porter
house steak, with mushrooms. fried
potatoes, green corn and coffee.
For dessert they had ice cream and
fancy cakes, with more coffee The
waiter got a quarter.-New York Her
aid.