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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-23
(icmcinidlnftlidl in bcn Sob.


9(lbauu, 9& o., -. 03cmbCr
,Sreo. 2. Morlop aus SaratOau
lmO ieic @Ottiu murOcn bclItc in
ibrer biciigcn @obnlln9 cr'hohcu
altiQeiunOcu. 9ci0e mareu etpu 30
Sabre alt uuO tameu Dor ied3 Wiona.
ten BON Saratoga bierber 9Stc c@
iteint, qelouN c9 Dem Wtonne niht
reaelmdBigc @eihditi1ung 5u iiuOen,
lmo mnn Qimlbt Dab lid o03 Gbe.
puur perubrcOcte, Qemeininm 81 tier.
ben. gluc llmltduOc 0clteu an Dab
Der Ntann }lcrit Die ,5rnu lm0 cjUct
ibr Qeb0riQcn S1uuO lm0 Damn lib
iclbit erihpB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-23
Sd,nec i'm Snomciteu.

GlEoio, Ger, -. Ie3cmber ~
9(ui oen Broirien ppiiben Garri5ojo
mo Santa 9toid, g. ", Iicgt Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-23
3crlalicu oic federation. "

y y Toe y b a, y, 0e5.
Die Streiti8fciten }miihcn 0eu bieii
gen &ofaI5lueigen Ser o,Snternationu
len llnion Der Gereiliaten Yrolerei
glrbciter" mo Der oGentrnl Sabo:
Union" bottcn aeitcrn 2lbenO 5ur Sol
&c, Dab iid) Die @riteren BON Der oGen
trol Sd6or lmion" mo Der o6eoera
ton oi 2nbor" losia9tcn. Gie SotoI.
3meige iino iiini an ser 3a6l lmo ba.
ben on 1000 NiitglieOer. ,Sbre Vtob'
nubne oiirite Ole Nruucrci 2lrbeiter
in unoeren Stdoteu anipornen, eben.
ioaS Der 6eocratiou 0en 5iiiden 81
fChrCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-23
8mtucraicfcm ani cinrm %abn5ugc

Sapne G ttp. Sis. -. 0c5.-
Sin blutiQcr 2luirubr ereignctc lid
beute oui eincm 3uQr ser YSoutbcrn
Nubn" unter etpa - Widnucru, mel
DE pon cincm 5u Simc, Sis, gcliibr
ten Ero}ciic 5uriidtcbrtcu Sanc9
&iuQSlun0, meldcr ocnStrcit begnnn,
crihoB %te Worlboll uu0 ucrlulrnoete
cInCn anoeren Wonl, morolf er lelbIt
Don ,Sobn 6inlep crihoiicn mlrOc.
(Spdtcr) ,Sumc9 S1nglton
NlIdt Gin99luno), elmer Der Grldols
icncn, mar ein GoWltOblcr m0 Ole
WcbrilOcr Sluoc uno EOWorO Wtar
ibull murcn geitcrn mc9cn Nilbncr
oiebitobIa perboitet porocn. alng
iton iolte lie nod) 6djrlicIo brin9en.
lSm Houdmo9golL olt 0cn gSeGe
0ortbin 5oG elmer Der @rtl0er ploblib
CinCn 9tcoolner lun0 crld)oB Den Gon'
itobler Wfebrerc un0crc Fallo9ierc,
mcldJe ReuoIuer bel lid) lilbrtcn eroII
ucten Damn Seuer utl ole @eiangc
nen, mo ole ,Sillillu0c 0dllerte 'ort
bis ,Slunc Waribou toOt uno GoporO
lcbenSgeiGbrlicb peruun0ct nlc0er8c'
ltrpdt uor. Gle NiilBc cncS 9rcn'
icro muroc bon elmer Mugcl ollrd
bobrt, olcin ionlt fam 9ticmono }lI
Sda0en. Gopar0 Qidrlbull luur0c
inn 0eidngniB 5u 6uirllcIO mter cine
iturfe gSod)e gcitellt nm elnen mog
lihen Spnbperlltdl jlI ngreltelr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-23
MaowaD's Mea0D Mcliei

furitt utbt urr Den nit Malaria bebditeteu
4uiiculcu loiort ioII6eru perbltet aud bel eeu'
ten bic ocmieI6eu unsaeiegi iin6. .luenn iie ieoen
WjnraCn BERN gIuiitebcu 6wanItg ooer brebla
Iroplen Hraog Nelei IN einem @Iaie 8oiier
nebmeH uo eiucn Grader eiien. irgeno lueIhe
glniuue.
Verfnufl bon alien apoiGeiern, Doc. bic ala.
foe.
Gtbidct an IT. 0iaopan & 60, 90 GIm ctr.
Wem Dorf. iilr ,Boof Of Qobice" (3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-23
Pneumonia

o0cr Gni3ijn0ung ser 2rmacn ioIlte
nit 0em Hcaop Hclici mie iolgt be.
banOcIt meroen; Ser Yatient ioItc
20 lropiru re9 GeIiei jeoe ShmOe il,
cncnl g8cingIaic poll gBalIer erbolten,
ruo Ole gan}e @ruit Riiden uno
Sront ml6 inter Dem giniIuB oe5
HcIiei Ourtb bduli1c glppIifationeH
crbaItcu m2roeu; 9cci.5bee uno
&roit Suppen miiIcn Dem Yatienten
5ur Stdrflmg Aelcben mcroen, un0
icinc @inNemcioc miiiicn bin uuo mie.
Scr 0urh Or GnOmap'S Fillen III
Sbdti1fcit gcleBt luerocu.
Gnt5iuOuug ser 9tieren, Gut5iin.
ouna ocr @Ioie, Gnt5iimOllng Der Gin.
gemeioe, Gnt5iinoung ser 2ungeu,
meGcr 3olS. 9ronhitis, ihmereS
9Itbmen Group, Gotnrrb, sSuiluen5a.
&opiibmcr5eh 3obnlueb, 9seltraIsie.
&belmntiSmtS, fnlte GbiIlS, 9l9ue
GbuS, Gbilblaius, 6roitidaoen.
0ic 2lppIifation BON n "a op & e.
Iici mi Den oOer ole SheiIe, no Ole
Sdmicriafeit oocr Der SAu'er3 eri.
iiirt. miro Grlcibtcrlllg uno 8ube
gcludbrcn.
&nncrlid), Gin baIber Sbcel6f.
icl in cincm buIbcn @Inie Wniier,
furirt in cini9en Wlinlttcn 9rdmpie,
Spaam2, lauren Wugcn, Soobrcn'
uen. gIerp6iitdt. ShIaiIoiigfeit, 9opi.
mc1. 0iorrboc 0pleutprie, Golic,
@liJmlCu mo ollie inncrliden
Sdmc3cu.
W!nlnria in irinCn UcrIdJicocncn 6or'
,iru Cirhrr uu0 Jlaur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-23
&rkoellltneel,,
WeDer 6alS

Glrd Gmuc6mcu bon 5man5ig
o0cr 0rciBig Eropicu ocS Heaop 9e.
liti in chu13 SDrup Dor Dem Sdla-
icngebcn mO mOem &br ein nit 9fe.
lief gctrduftc3 Stiid 6lanea mn
Gurcn SnI9 midelt, mcroet Sbr om
N'orAcn poQitdu0ig beireit bon cinem
ranhcM MNIic aniitehcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-23

Grtaltung tn eiusm Sase su hfifen.
Tebue paIatipe SrpmD GuHiue IabIeiS Mpo.
tbefer gebeu @elo 5uriid, lperln feline peiIlliIa.
6. u. @ruues llnterihriit an StahteIu, 25c
(G0p2. iSi. Su.8)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-23
Sturmcsiuiithen.

9aS Sudannnuu lbdI llno oaS
@poming IboI pom einem iiird-
terliden Grfan beimgeiudt.
Gcruutou, -. IeSember. -
Ia& dan5e Sadnpunua lbal pllroe
qeitern pon eincm beitigen Ortuu
beimgeilft. Ger Wino crrcidltc cine
Geldnpinoiqfeit bon ~ Wteiitn pro
Shtn0e. Dor Der .2ailin aoblen.
5etbe" puroe cine bobe EiahIbriidc
pom Scr Mino9brmtt criaBt uno total
5critort 3uei Folen, >uclfe nit glb-
lr0en Don 2lid)e bcItbiitigt wnren.
iuuroen babel eridllugen.
Qie .Noibington Sale" oas
GereinabmiS Der Rdtriotie Cons OF
glmerCu" ilt Welt Scrunton. tpuroe
tbeiImeiic ierItort Cine einitiir5enoe
Wiauer trai babel oas nuitoBenoe 10.
genannte Sarille 6jebdlioe mo ser.
It0rte ouiieIbe lleberall I'M 9ada,
rpannu Ibnl be5eihnen entnur5eIte
ooer lungemebte 0dltme, Iolpie berub.
Aeriiiene lelegrnpben- uno 1eIepbon.
QrGbte 0en Eioo oes OrtanS. yin
5ohlloien 0dulern uir0en Die ,Sen.
tier }er'duettert, Terunoas uno Id.
der }erlt0rt mo Iortgeluebt mo ion.
tiger iduerer SdlaOen ongeridtet
gtahridten aus NiIteSbarre Su.
iolge plroe nud) ouS ganje2Spoming.
56ul pom Shtrm beingeil,dt uno
sum Ibeil perpiiItet. 9eionoers
ihlinm lit ser Sha0en oen ser Or.
tan in oen Sdnooiitritten anribtete.
%ielc SoGllier wuroeu ibrer G1her be-
ruubt, ole ihonlten uno ltGrfiten
gdlnne entipur5elt rmo 5abIloie3 3Gune
iortgenebt. Sn @ilfeSborre lelbit
puroen oie eIeftriide Yobn uno baS
Ielepbonlpitem ihlper mitaenommen.
Grtaltuns tn eiusm Sasr 5u hftftn.
sbt VA. Gttt, ttto TtbI al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-23
>)'ao'uay'5
y ,Rcaov Re|ief

@dn3 lIciA mie Dcftig o6er lmalts.
itcbIjcb Ole Shmcr3en, Die Der Nbelt.
motiiGc, 9cttIdacriae, Shmah',
&crfriippcIto. Hero6ie, 9teuralgiihe
ooer ourh 8runf6cit Nte0crg,mtr.
icne leiocu mag
NaOmaD'S 9icaOu 9clici nic6t aaNen.
bIifItdlc NinOernnN II. GrlcidI.ernnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-23
Saltmore. WaS. samaag, Den 23 9c,cmber 1905

Shucc oret SUB tiei lm0 Die aus Oem
Often fommcuocn 3ijQc Der ~&od
%2Iau0 Nom" itcfen inn Shnce icit.
Ni1uhc 0llrhitihc limo bis al 0cU
nheren MnM0 INIT SehMGe AeMIllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-23
9tptis.

gRrcuu her .,lluteo NailrunGe & electric Gu"
glm Suuutug, ben -. Sejembgr 1893. wiro
bic 1rcmuut'9l '9luenuC. qnie, non Baltimore mo
Srcmuni. Strafc bis sur Fncn mo Nrcmuut
struRc, Hbcr Die 6rrmont. Strnnc U Ncrieh
lefcBi lucrocu: otc Rilduuri aeuun uDcr otc=
lelbc Nouc.
@Snt. % 0nuic,
t3I7-SD SCuCrul. .N. HIfa'uurPT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-23

- Clara uno Wtil0rtO Negg5, Z
rcip s Sabre alt, mlr0ul Gcltern Irllb
uui ser 6urm ser Gruu EutU W(oorc
uobe 9iopertonn, &uO 100 ibre ST.
tern in emeu 3elte uohuten, 5ll Iooc
perbronnt. 0a9 3eIt ing IN DER
9}uht juidllig 6euer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-23
Bnrlrnret nuf
Qllia=asln1tn
&lCiuc GinoCr ourdJ nn0 GiuiuanSc
rungVoCicB UOu Der Nuttcr
gctrcnnt.

Sins oericlbCu lit gcitorbcu >mO oo9
ouocrc IiGNt tront 0ornicOer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tam nibt
poQitrctt wGrOcn. - Gm 9(ppcu
an ocn SctretGr 0co &uncrn.
Giicnbabu lmiduc in Ocrihicoc-
ucu Huu0c9tbeilen. - @rmerci'
2lrbcitcr ioacn iicb Don Der D6cOc
ration oi &obor" los. 0rci
SUB tielcr Shnec ami mcitlidcu
Erdricu.
Sem Norf .. Cc}cmber. -
Die 5pei aiuocr ser Gron Wtorie
Sont gInQclo BON YoulA3topn >,
mclhc mtCr Sen mcrtluiirOigeu &or'
lhriiten rniercr GinmuuOerlmq39c-
icbc pon ibrcr Whlttcr QctrCnnt murs
ocn, limo einCm trogilden mo bc0ullr
crlihen @eicbid ueriollcu. @ciOc Sim
ser ioQtCu Ocportirt mcrOcu, uucin
Gnrico, cin Observation-Disclosures, lit 9c-
ltcru am ShurIuhlicbcr Qcltorbcll,
uno 2rintoo Elm nelmidbrigcSWt0O
den, lit 10 tront, BOB oa9 0etret ID
rCr Deportation uidt nolliucdt Ucrs
0cn funn.
6rmI Can't glnaelo ocrcn Wottc
umcrifuniihCr 9l0optipbilrger lit ltn0
5u Youngstown mobnt, tam Dor ci
ncm Nionut nit ihrCn Hin0crn noh
GCn Der StuutCn. 2ll4 Satin GinC3
NiIraer3 mlBtc tie 3uacloiicn pcr0cL
uucin OQ Die &in0cr nit Truhonn
bCbultct maren, 10 muroc Die Sn!-
OunQ Ocriclbcn ucrbOten. Gic Sinner
blicbcn a3 tbutl0hlidc @cldnacnc
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ulrlGllt3
,I2luno Nriid. unO Der fIcinc Annbc
mar leoiglitb uli oic >EiIcQc leincr
nclwidbriQtu Sdmelter onQclpiclen
nudOUu Ole Nhttrr rudj }nun83s
tmun abdCreilt mar. Ter &nubc er
frunftc nor &m}Cm mo lturb. Ga0
aucin mtcr 6rcmOcn QcIuiicnc Mao.
den iii icBt cbcuiulls tranf lln0 licAt
an Sen Wtuicrn ournic0cr. Die bic
iiQc GimmonocrllnQ2bcbGrOc mill mn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-23
TnS NinnlnlrinN

IN nicht eibter 81 berlie6en ul ole dnerI1nnle
JbalidCbc bnB Die iteis tiibm.lhl uuBeptleeHen
Ct sernaro arauterpinCu mlyillb ole OcOe
oen ttno Gle belieben mt aus oen bellirdlllg,
ten mo relniten Gdfteu pom t'ianben, pelne
iurBidltg duSgemdbli mo uah ocn bemd0rle
iten jte3epi Oerdrbeie iptrbgn zlc entDdlten
feline dbenoen. metauifdeu W'tg mo beiteDen
GIiO rtcbl ourd cine bucue uor.lber8ebenoe.
}ulebt aber griuioibdolitbc gulgyn ouIb elle
inutie nber oduernoe 9SlruuI gueS 2itS NJ
eine 5batidhe, leicbt DCrliuubilr lpie oh3 eul
nulcine. Nue Hpofbcfen. 81 Genl9
(SiSoSu Q&S)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
OFFICIALS EYES SHUT.
ON LONG BRANCH G4MING.
Responsibility ShuttLecOck Betueer
City and County authorities.

The professional gamblers who have opened
E1op IN half dozen places in Long Branch re-
raIved a rude shock yesterday morning when they
ted The Tribune which contained a full account
~ their operations. including copy Of an ed-
ferrlsenent inviting visitors who wished 70 gam
be 10 20 10 a cigar store at No. Ocean-ave. The
edverrisemeur declared that the club was pre-
pared 70 guarantee good protection" The Off
Gals o. Long Branch worried yesterday as
~ the construction which might be put on that
phrase.
The gamblers connected with the Ocean-ave
resort were most indignant Of all They declared
mat they had not sent out the advertisement and
ssld they knew nothing about e. They intirnated
than some Of their rivals had taken that means Of
giving their place undue publicity. hoping 70 Dring
down the authorities upon Il They said their
rivals were jealous over the good trade the ciuo
Lad built up
This explanation was scofed al by other gam
biers. however. who said it was simply an excuse
Tor objectionable bit OF carelesness on the part
q the Ocesn-ave crowd. BY common consent the
gamblers themselves pulled down the ho' and
only the plavers who were known absolutely 10 be
good sports" were permitted TO play yesterday
afternoon and last night.
So 1sr as the Long Branch authorities were con-
oerned. however. the gamblers appeared 10 De 4s
lafe as ever Mayor Francis fell back on the eA-
use that he lacked personal knowledge OF any
gambling ana that the citizens OF Long BTancR n
ad not complained be Sia neS b efof Tyon stood
pstss an lis often repeated statement that the
and fhsf nothing OFT Of the regular Line OF Pauol
GUY could be undertake. without the AsyoI : o.
DER Both declared that they clo not kno" o. aiiS
gambling =. "a panL ~
,-e@,s-5e-- sSSs-ooou and talked with II IA NeFlus.
the nSI6iie prosecutor OF Monmouth, SouLtys -
- - ,S947se,IsrIv anxious discuss the gambling
SITUATION on the ground mat iS.,,.s tes9
OF gambling were not tAS SOIN %
could be used IN court - A. ,-,x-s5s5 WITH,
sT,or1 Franch has Mayor VINO le prpFluee, 49, w.
cEsef az police and number OF poheen11sen, sac
Frosecufor Nevius 20 the reporter ~ ~ 49,,
psrT - IRE work OF suppressing any -,
me law. but IN this case 40 r. sheriff Of the
county and The Mayor OF Long Branch
,yEvIr7s HAD HEARD OF GAMBLING
Neylus sad that he had heard from seyeFal
sources that gambling was gong on a Lone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
CEMENT NINE In TUNNEL.
UNDER EAST 54TH-ST.
Large Quantities Taken from SHAFT
for p. II. II. Tracks.

A cement rock mine has been discovered
under Manhattan Island 1t is at the foot Of
East S4th-st, where a shaft for the Pennsyl-
vania tunnel is being sunk. The fact Of the dis
covery Of the mine has been kept quiet, and
probably would have remained a secret for
long time had not the large quantity of cement
rock taken out attracted attention and inquiry.
The mine is over a hundred feet below the
surface of the street and no one but the men
employed in the tunnel work has seen II. The
S. Pearson & Sons Company has the contract
for that part of the tunnel and the work has
been going for some time. one big steel
caisson has been sunk to g. depth of forty feet,
and its sides must now be built up before it can
be forced down any further. The second steel
caisson is also being put down. The shafts into
which the caissons are being forced were ex-
cavated some time ago. and 1t was in one OF
them that the cement mine was discovered.
The chief evidence Of the existence of the mine
Is large quantity OF cement rock on the end Of
a long pier, built 10 carry earth and rock taken
out of the tunnel shafts to barges in the East
River. The pier is inclosed- and d large bin has
been constructed near the river end. It is full
TO overlooking with the cement rock. most Of
"hlch is In large chunks just as ii was taken
out Of the mine. There is also large heap of
the rock in the yard surrounding one Of the
calsSons, and 33d-st., Just outside of the ferry
gates, is several inches deep with cement ground
dne by the wheels of vehicles.
The workmen employed about the tunnel will
not talk about the cement mine. 1t is said in
some OF the saloons near the place that the men
nave been cautioned not mention it or to tell
how much cement has been taken out The
engineers refuse TO discuss any feature Of the
tunnel work, and the contractors are living up
10 strict rule not TO give out information Of
any kind.
One of the workmen did say, however. that it
looked as though enough cement rock would be
taken out to pay. good share Of the cost Of the
eXcavating for that part Of the tunnel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
PIPE LINE TO GULF PLANNED.

Independence. Kan. July S.-It Is announced
that negotiations have been completed in Pitts
burg by the Melon Brothers. the Cudahys and the
Shell Transportation Company for the financing Of
the proposed pipe line TO the Gulf OF Mexico with
the Union Trust Company. Of that city. The pipe
line will extend from Chanute 10 Port Arthur, six
hundred and fifty miles, and will about S. 000-
600. The company holds options on ten thousand
barrels production. and these expire next week.
The plan is 10 close the deal by August l. Kansas
producers are now in Plttsburg for the purpose.
The Melons have 12,GO0-barrel refinery at Port
Arthur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
STORAGE NOTICES.


PEOPLES STORAGE CO.
252 and "a West 29th-st New-York
To Mamie Collins. e A. Denton. Celia
Johnson Mary Green. Estells Jenkins
Mamie Yates, George Herbert. Mrs A Op-
penheim. Kate Ferrell. Emil Priebe. Matte
Nelson, Charles Il. Davis, Thomas Adkins.
Arthur Hutch.uss, Alice c johnson. David
Curtin: You are hereby notified thar the
time Tor payment OF the Hen I hold upon
the household goods and personal effects
stored by you In my warehouse. having ex-
pired after due notice has been given YOU.
such properly viii be sold al public auction
at "a West 29Lh-st.. New-York. on Mon
day. August Il. 1895. unless charges are
paid before.
PEOPLES STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
AUCTION SALES

BY VIRTUE Of a foreclosure OF a chattsl
mortgage. l viii sell THIS day at public
Borough Of Manhattan, fixtures and con-
tents of restaurant. NORRIS EINSTEIN.
AuCtioneer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
CONDITION OF FAILED ILLINOIS BANK.

OONLI ! TON OF FAILED TLLINOTo BANk.
Washington July 28-The Controller of the Cur
rency has received the first report Of the receiver
OF the First National Bank of Toluca, IL, which
bank are classified follows: Good, $40 595
doubtful. 226; worthless, $4,000 The liabilities
follows: Individual deposits. Sl23 784: certi-
Gates Of deposit Sl69321: unpaid drafts outstanding
S529l; re-dlscoUnted paper. s. 600 Total 1903 $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
WORK WANTED.

Situations wanted-Male and Felnale-
rS11,- ,Ines mot exceeding "a words. thrse
,userttons Is cents. seven Insertions ~
cents Exceeding p words and less than "
words. three Insertions. 80 cents seven IA
ssrtions 60 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
DREssMAKINe AND MILLINERY.

DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY.
ARTISTIC. thorough dressma ker; highest
references: in private families: day CT
week; city, country Address THOROUGH.
Tribune Uptown Office 1854 Broadway
ADVERTISEMENT ana subscriptions Tor
The Tribune received az their Uptown
Office. No. 1864 Broadway. between .26th
and S7th SITS until o. clock D m Adver-
1isenents received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until 5 o'clock
. m viz 254 shave. s =. cor. 23d-sr
I53 6th-a-e- cor. I2th-st-- 90 East 14th-sr
25T West 42d-st-. between 18th and Sth aves
263 West 125th-st-. 1,;{SS 3d-ave- between
18th and nth SITS; !. OBJ 5d-ave-. near 61st-
ST 1 70S 1st-ave., near S9th-sr., 157 East
I25th-st.: 756 Tremont-ave. $50 5d-ave,
near 4Ist-st.. h54 3d-ave-. 20 Blocker
st 325 Bleecker-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
SUBURBAN.

THE WESTMINSTER. - Fremont-st-.
Blocmfel y. Rooms. with board !.
rates reasonable; summer or winter: con-
veuient 10 10th steam roads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
BOARD AND ROOMS


Single insertions cents per line. Sixteen
words. seven times consecutiveiy. 81. which
entities advertiser 10 have rooms entered In
The Tribune S Directory of Desirable Rooms
Tor period OF fourteen days. Write for
circular.
Full information concerning these rooms
may be had free OF charge. at the Uptown
OI1ce OF The New-YOTk Tribune. 1854
Broadway. between 36th and 37th SITS.
WHY 20 TO a boarding house when you can
enjoy the comforts OF a well ordered
hotel at exceedingly low summer rates
Rooms 81 Per day and upward. room and
board. S14 a week and upward; restaurant
a Ia carte and table d hots HOTEL BFslS-
Toll ID West 43th-sG Ieleph0ns 4SlO-
2sth
I40TH-ST.. BIC WEST Furnished rooms,
running water. excellent table: L sta
ton; telephone
PARTICULAR PEOPLE requiring resi-
dence. with board and cool rooms can
secure same AT IS East 34th-sL
II MADISON AvE-Large, cool rooms.
families or gentlemen. with board, refer
enCes.
1s7 NfADISON-AVE.. 34th-st-Cool. clean
rooms. with board: transientS accommo-
dated; summer rates.
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MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and pool
tables. high grade bowling alley builders.
lowest prices. MARKS BROS. "a Union
Square
H wAGNER-ADLER COMPANY, manu-
racturers superior billiard taDleE. Schas-
fer cushions. S2C-st and Broadway. As
Great Jones St
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO second hand
wood and iron working machines fully
Guaranteed; machinery bought and en-
changed. GEO. B. EDDY. SsS Aadlson-st-
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
TYPEWRITING.

TYPEWRITING.
TypewrftinS-5 cents per line.
HEADQUARTERS for typewritersi rsnted.
repaired bought. sold. inspections, sup
plies RAPID SERVICE. SHERWO GOD
Exchange, 45 Liberty-st Telephcns 1856
John.
TYPEWRITERS.-A makes sold, rentSd.
repaired, exchanged; reliable services.
GORMAN, 90 NassaU-st. Telephone 274O-
C0rtiandt.
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GARDENER German. a. married. no
children: capable OF taking charge Of first
class gentleman . estate. understands how
10 MANAGE poultry. stock. garden ana
Isndscapfnz. competent. sober ana ohiiging
would board help NJ FRESEN. BOX III,
North Tarrytown. y T.
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VALET. &c--By French couple rron
Paris as valet. mairrs d'horeI or sre-v
ard and Chambermaid. aged % and -
Address RCBIER, 10 ST. Louis sGIzzrs
Montreal. Canada.
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COACHNdAN ---Marrisd. small family good
personal reference. thoroughly competent;
entirely Trustworthy. honest and sober;
willing and obiiBing: not afraid OF work.
willing 70 20 anywhere MACkE1. y East
@9rh-st
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

-Four lines Jnot exceeding "a wr1s1s
three insertions. 10 cents, seven tnsrr-
lions. 80 cents Exceeding "a words RnA
less than 40 words. three Insertions. 10
cents. seven Insertions 80 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29

COACH8lAN swiss. 34: two children, IN
derstands cars OF gentleman place
knows ali about furnace and gas niaSnlne
hest rsferences Address c. b, NeW-Ham-
burg Dutchess County. n Y
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Nevlus SAID that he had heard from seFt1aI
sources that gambling was gong On al LoAs