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New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
THE CATCH OF THE SEASON"
Miss Edna May at Daly's.

Miss Edna May. the first Of Charles Frohman' s
stars to be presented this year. opened the season
at Dalys Theatre last night, appearing in Lon
don musical play. THE Catch of the Season
The London success of Seymour Hicks and
Cosmo Hamiltons play be readily ina gined
if the productions at the Vaudeville Theatre were
at all comparable to that given here last night
The story-the old one of Cinderella-is a dainty
one, and needs dainty treatment.
Mr.. Frohman has surrounded his star with a
clever campany. If criticism be made it would be
in the nature Of regret that the choruses were
so numerous and the dancers so ready to appear
from the wings at a moments notice and prone
made about band boxes music stools anything
else that happened to be III the way
Miss May was quite the fetching Goth century
Cinderella she was supposed be. She firted with
the duke and sang her pathetic little song OF
Buttercups" and the other ditties allotted her with
telling effect.
Farren Santar son OF Nellie Farren by the
way, made an agreeable impression the duke of
St. Jermyns. Miss Margaret Fraser, of the Gaiety
ana Miss Vivian Vowles danced effectively.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29

Crowded houses greeted the performance at Pas
tors Theatre yesterday.
Miss Clara Palmer has been engaged by Daniel
Y. Arthur for the part Of Inez Charmion in Mrs.
Marie Cahill's piece "Moonshine." Miss Palmer
starred last year in THE Girl from Kay's."
Four topliners headed by Miss Helen Bertram.
were the opening bill of the season at Percy G.
Williams's Colonial Theatre yesterday afternoon
when that vaudeville house began the season. The
other acts were by Dan McAvoy and his Fifth Ave
nue. girls; Henry Lee and John 6 Rice and Sally
Cohen; Miss BertTam @ was heard in four songs.
Pearls and I'm Ny oidsmobile.''
wlstaria Groves final week and the last appear
ance in New-York this season Of Miss Elsie Janis
and THE Girl with the Red Domino began last
night. The chief novelty on the bill was DR., Bruce
Millers musical instrument, the Pneumultiphone
which gives an imitation of a brass band.
"The Pearl and the Pumpkin" began It's second
week at the Broadway Theatre last evening with a
packed house. This big spectacle has caught the
public fancy.
Sousa opened his fall tour with two concerts
last Friday at Asbury Park. and Saturday morn
ing left for Willow Grove Park Philadelphia for
a ten days stay. He will return to the Hippo
drome September 10 10 repeat his success of
last June. and on the 18th will leave for the West
to take part in the festivities of the Priests of
october. He also is engaged for two weeks at the
Pittsburg exposition
There will be repetition of the principal feat
ures Of the Carnival Of Fire at Pains, Manhattan
Beach, Saturday night. on that occasion all
the most attractive of the fireworks Of the car
nivaL including the battle of the Sea of Japan, the
set pieces and the aerial work, will be given.
''The Volunteer Organist' was the attraction last
night at the West End Theatre. The familiar
features of the well krown play were received
with expressions of pleasure by the audience pres
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day for
Bremen the Kronprinz Wilhelm are:
Mr; and Mrs Archibald NJ DR.. and Mrs. Charles No
Brown Burney.
". P. Bagden. Hugh o. Beirne
william Donald Mr. and Mrs Fs,aena Van
Edward Lima. Schaick
Mr.. and Mrs. Cza n Nc Viscount and viscountesx 7
de Tristo0
Mrs F H. Purdy.
Those sailing for Naples to-day the slavonia
Mrs William Hamilton George Howels
Harris Miss A l. CantreIi
Mrs Emma ". Lloyd
Travellers who returned yesterday from Naples
on the Konig Albert were
William Merritt Chase. Monsenor E W F,o1ler
NJ. A. Coykendail. Miss Carrie T. Clapp.
Passengers who arrived last night on the Fin
land from Antwerp were:
Colonel R B. Besth. Mr. and Mrs r. Outcault
DE- A. Brunoage, United Professor and Mrs. Thorvald
States Consul AK la Soberg.
Chapelle. DR.. and Mrs. ]. y. Van De
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Lake. Water
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
SUBMARINE BUILDER HERE
SamOn Lake Says He Will Leaue the
United States.

Simon Lake, inventor and builder of submarine
noats arrived here last night from Antwerp on
the steamer Finland.
Ndr. Lake intimated that he was disgusted with
the outlook for success in building submarines in
america and announced that he would sail for
Berlin In two weeks and make his permanent home
in the German capital
L have been away six months" he said land
nave been unusually successful in the foreign com
petitions. The French. German Spanish, Russian
ana Italan governments all recognize and appre-
ciate the value of submarines in naval warfare
and they are going in for them with great interest
and eternination
9, MY experiments abroad have been so success
contracts shall open an office in Berlin like
there that aG ntand tne business % outlook is SO bright
home. ~ -'
Mr. Lake declined to state what governments ne
mad negotiated with. When asked il he was to
establish a submarine plant in Berlin. he smiling
~ remarked: You may draw your own conclu-
sions"
Regarding the foreign tests OF the Lake sub
marines. Mr.. Lake said:
We surprised the officials and naval officers in
marine marine clean up to the heart OF the, city without
nelng observed; My captain took the boat well
tleship. and got away unnotced On several oc-
is the oes oT 6 dPS ts of Of aSy GS
marine.
Our boats also made endurance tests. remaining
under water for forty-elght hours
Mr. Lake said he had read in a newspaper at
Quarantine that President Roosevelt had made a
dive in the Plunger but made comment on the
Plunger's test.
The recent naval battle in the Coreap straights.
continued Mr.. Lake. started the entire European
continent to thinking the value OF submarines
While there was noting done in the Corean waters
to demonstrate the real value of submarines the
fact brought out that the quickest way TO
dispose of or cripple the enemy by the use
of the torpedo. The world then saw at glance
that the only safe way to approach a battleshtp
and attack with the Whitehead torperoes was by
using the submarine"
Mr.Lake said he would still maintain an office in
America but that the main office would be IN
Berlin The inventor who has accompanied by his
wife, was met at the pier by his father. The party
left for Bridgeport last night
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
HONOR FOR MISS LA TOILETTE.
She Is Made Daughter of the Regiment at
Boer War Show.

Miss Fola La Toilette daughter of Governor La
Toilette. OF Wisconsin, was last evening made THE
daughter Of the Regiment at the Boer War show.
Accompanied by Captain Arthur w Lewis, Miss
La Toilette rode into the arena in the Cane cart
with three 0air of horses. She wore hhe Scottish
Highland costume. with Glengarry bonnet close
hitting black jacket and its loose cape OF Gordon
plaid.
After the assembling Of the troops and the firing
Of salutes in her honor, she was introduced by
Pietrus Wiser, who gave outline of the cere-
mony and the reason for its bestowal upon Miss
La Toilette Captain Lewis then assisted Miss La
Toilette to mount his black horse, Alexander. and
she rode down the line, while the soldiers stood at
present arms" Many trophies of the Boer war
were given to Miss La Toilette
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
MRS. GUGGENHEIM ANGEL OF MERCY
Bandages the Wounds of Workman Hurt
at Her Home.

Handling bandages and lotions with the skill of a
trained nurse and STOPPING the victim, regard
less Of costly gown, Mrs. William Guggenheinn.
wife of the mining man. attended the hurts OF
a workman who was injured at No. SS3 5th-ave.
yesterday.
Mrs. Guggenheim was directing the workmen.
When the accident happened. Mrs. Guggenheim
told the workmen to bring the injured man into the
basement of her house. and there. while an arnbu-
lance was awaited she treated him herself.
The injured man. Richard Kennedy. of No 20S
East 11Oth-st., had suffered sprain Of his
left leg and ankle. Mrs. Guggenheim sent for
handages, and applied them herself.
- When the ambulance surgeon arrived from the
presbyterian Hospital he said he could have done
ptal however. for further treatment,
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29

BLuNT-on SATURDAY. August 2e. wnhsInina Anthony
wife Of John Blunt and daughter 1ns OF % b a se
residence 4s Gates-ave Brooklyn, August %. at
2p.
David UzaI son OF Mary W. and the late David Uzai
ory .a IA se @ Sa Seap e Of sbs Misses lyman No s.
Dwight Place EngIewOOd \. ]. wednesday August
Of the late BENJAMIN Robbins and Mary Gardner
SeTeatt.r, SaTsii m the -''n year 0' A' '''''
DAv1Ds-At New-Rqehele. \. 7. on SATURDAY. august
Vice 1' from Salem Bsptist Church. New-Roehslis on
Tuesday. at $50 Carriages win be in waiting at
from Grand Central Depot
FERRIs-s. kimberly. passed away suddenly on Sunday
sound Beach Conn Please omit howers rs
FIsHER-Gaptsin Henry Fisher & Tstir:d Cd Funeral
Gsnce No. sol West 1ssth-s Intsrment at Arlington
a WashngR and Fhadspha Papsr psaso
Chambers Baiiey. wife Of Homer Foot daughter o.
Ia her cad year Funeral services TUESDAY. August
private
GIRB-At Islip. Long Island. on sunday August 2.
Soa ohn n GiD9 r.. H esb Rs of tS Hop TnT cn ana
Montsgus Brooklyn. on Wednesday. August 80. at
HENDRICKsoN-At, jersey City august 2s EleanoT
schenck Truck. widow Of Fornan Hendrickson in the
No IS Montcello-ave. City. Wednesday, August
30 at O'Clock m.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., at Bayheed. n J.. on august 20.
1eO5 Frances S. wife Of William R. Janeway. Funeral
from her late residence NO IS Easton-sv New
Brunswick. N J.. on Tuesday. August -. at $50
o'clock.
MEYERs-on Sunday morning. at the United States
Hotel Saratoga Springs. n. Y. Catelna Julana Mason
widow Of Theodorus Bailey Movers. Services at Green
wood Cemetery, New-York. Tuesday. August 20. at
1880 a.
sMIrH-At Briar HILL Ipswich. Mass. August 2e Har-
rette Appleton Of the late Rev DR.. John Cotton
smith Of New-York. and daughter Of the late General
lanes Appleton. Funeral at the Ascension Memorial
Church ipswich Tuesday. August 90 at 45o O'Clock
ToDD-on Monday August IS 1905, after brief Illness
at his residence. The Rutland, No 256 West 5Tthst.
Theodore Wallace Todd OF the late William W.
Todd s1st year Of his age. Notice Of funeral
hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-Washngton. Aug IS
There has been precipitation consequence during
the last twenty four hours. only light and scat
tered showers having reported Temperatures con
tinue below the seasonal average in Atlantic and
East Gulf States and have the central valleys
ana lake region They continue high from Texas north
ward INTO the Dakotas in Montana and have risan
west OF the Rocky Mountains except in Idaho Eastern
oregon and Northern Utah.
There vii De thunder showers Tuesday in Eastern
colorado, Eastern Wyoming, Nebraska, Dakotas
Minnesota. Northern Iowa Western Northern Wis
consn and Northern Upper Michigan, showers
Wednesday in the lake western lower
regions will be local showers Tuesday and
Wednesday in the central and portions and
Eastern Florida elsewhere the weather generally
fair Tuesday and Wednesday. Temperatures will fair
the districts where showers Indicated and will
rise generally in the East and South.
The winds along the New England and Middle At
Ianuc will be light fresh south to southwest
the South Atlantic Coast light fresh northeast to
the East Gulf Coast light to fresh northeast;
the West Gulf light fresh east: on the lower
light south southwest the
light fresh and mostly south southwest. possibly
thunder squalls Tuesday Lake Superior
SteameCS starting Tuesday for European ports will
light fresh south southwest winds partly
cloudy weather TO the Grand Banks.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
TRANSATLANTIC NAILS.

TUESDAY C2slAt 1880 a. m Complementary y fos
Europe. per g 5 Eronprinz Wilhelm via PiyHoutn-
Cherbourg and Bremen
WEDNESDAY (SO)-At $50 a m for Europe per q Z
Teutonc, via Queenstown Liverpool: at T;3e
for Netherlands Especially addressed ony). Per
8 Ryndam: $50 m. for Italy direct especially
addressed onlyl. per Stella: az IL a for Nor
way (Parcels-Post Mals per Oscar II (alsO regu-
for Denmark when specially addressed foT this
steamer).
THURSDAY C3il-At Z a. for France. SNitzezlands
Italy. Spain Portugal Turkey Egypt Greece and Brit
fish india, per La Touraine. via taso other
parts OF Europe vhen specially addressed for this
steamer
SATURDAY C2-At 4.30 a. for Ireland per O .
Umbria. via Queenstown talsO other OF Europe
when specially addressed for this
for Europe. per Paul. via Plymouth cher
bourg: s 30 m for Belgium CParces-Post Mailsl
per y Finland (also regular mail for Belgium when
specially addressed for this steamer; $50 ter
Scotland direct Especially addressed only. a
Astoria: at $40 m Italy direct Especially
dressed only. :. s. Koenix Albert.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
"eIRL WITH THE BAToNo APPEARS

Hartford Aug B.-The Girl with the Baton"
made her first appearance in America TODAY ar
Polls Theatre with the Military Octet in
musical fantasy in three scenes. The Russian
Hussars in Siberia" Tommy Atkins in India"
and Americas Boys I'm Blue are shown in mill
tary encanpment characteristic of their different
countries. Features of the production were a Rus
sian overture. Rudyard Kpling's Road to Man
dalay," sung by solost and chorus and the bugle
calls used in the American army. rendered by an
octet. The Girl with the Baton will be seen
Hammersteins Victoria Theatre. New-York
next week.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
rsANsPACIFIc MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND


rho s,b-suie Of closing os Transpacidc Mails Is
ranged presumption Of their oveant
sxcept Registered Transpaenc Mails DISPATCHED via Van
CONVEX Victoria Tacoma Seattle. which elOsa al
D. m previous day) close at the General Postonice New
ia s.Keept Pareels-Post Nas) Korea china sps
ciav addressed mail for Philippine Islands, VIA Van
couver Victoria. 3. G. close az p m August p
o. dispatch per $ Empress OF China
r,b5lbnre Islands via Francisco close
8 p m August 81 for dispatcsh Psr u 9 ITanspors
San Francisco. close at p m September ror as
patch per China.
Hawaii Via San Francisco close at p m September =
-bi+i snd Marouesas Islands via san Francisco Gloss
W islands Australia except Vest and New Caledonia
Sja Vancouvar and Victoria r. G. close az . .. m
Septer1ber for dispatch per $. = Aorangl
Japan Corea china aEd philippine Islands VIA Iecon,e
eiose e. D m september II for dispatch per . a
1aSs1 1orea China and p tppne islands VIA Seattle.
close m September IA Tor dispa'eh Per =
y51Ts8 Japan Corea china Philippine Islands VIA
san Francisco. close at p m september 10 toF Cts
,S!@ Zealand Australia except wess New-Csledouia.
Samoa Hawaii and Fiji Islands. via san ffehclsee.
close a. T. September lc Tor dispaten PEI - :
SJerra M tho Cunard carrying the British
mail for New Zealand does not arrive IN TIME Z, co.,
meet with dispatch. extra uells-closias AZ 80
m ana 4 n m-wiil be made and forwarded
until the arrival Of the Cunard steamer -. - -
thur ana Eastern siberia Il at present forwarded VIA
foTNaried via EUROPE: Nevzeaand via san Frencisco.
,s-ts, in chinese Province 81 NunnaH.
Ma british Indiathe quickest routes philippines spe
ctsu sdsressed Europe must be fully prepaid az
49, f,rsisr rates Hawaii forwarded san fran
eisco exeh,sIvev Parcels Post mails for New-Zeaand
ana Australia sincndnS West Austraa) are forwarded
Ros.0race Nsw-YoFE. y =. august Is. iSoS
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
MIR. EDEsoN AT THE SAVOY.

William c. De Miles comedy drama of football,
love and race prejudice entitled ''Strongheart," in
starring season. revived last night at the
Savoy. with Mr.. Edeson again in the part of the
much heralded pigskn artist and prospective
Indian chief. An audience OF fatterng proportions
cheered Mr.. Edeson and his company in grateful
fashion. The cast is nearly the same as last year
only there is a new leading woman in the person
of Miss Mary Boland. and Miss Louise Drew.
daughter OF John Drew-and looking strikingiy like
him-has important feminine part.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFTC.

Mails (exceot Jamaica and Bahamas} forwarded
daily TO ports sailing. Ths CONNECTING mails close
at the General PostOice. Nsw-4orS. as folloWss
CUBA via Port Tampa t4:s0 a. Monday wsdnss-
day and Saturday, CAlso nom NsW-GOrk Thursday
aoove.l
ParceS-POst Nails. via
sydney at D. m Monday, Wednesday
(Also occasionally from New-Ycrk and Phladsphia-
MIoT-EION via Boston and North sydney. $50 D m
every other Sunday august "a September 10 and "a.
etc(
1AIso from Nsw-York on Saturday. See above
COSTA RIGA Mobile. mails close at t1O:3O p
daily (saIinzs Mobile Costa Rica uncertanl.
MEXiCO CITY, overland. at 1;3O p. and 1880
daily except Sunday sunday at ,. snd 103O D.
BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS East Coassl ard
GUATEMALA. via Mobile at f1O:S0 p m. Monday.
twest Coast Honduras S dispatched from NsN-Tors
vita Panama~-see abovel
n m SUNDAY and wednesday West Coast Of Mica
rszua is dispatched from New York via Panama-see
above) Sailings from New-Orleans may 30 rrsgular
teEfstersd Mail for Dispatches closes at
previous days
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
FURRYs HONOR ROBERT BURNS.

[By Telegraph to The Tribune
Allentown, Penn, Aug. Pa reunion Of seventy
three members Of the Furry family was held here
to-day, representing, they declare the nearest col
lateral relatives in this country of Robert Burns
None of them live here, but they came TO Allen
town because their ancestors five generations back
descended from nephew of Burns, established the
first furnace in the county and died here
family organization formed, of which Will
lam Furry of Cincinnati was elected president.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
JESSE T. WILSON SUCCEEDS MILLER.
Appointed by President Second Assistant
Secretary of the Interior

Oyster Bay Aug 28.--Jesse T WILSON, of IN
diana, was appointed to-day by President Roose-
welt Second Assistant Secretary of the Interior.
Mr.. Wilson will succeed Melville W. Miller, also
an Indiana man. whose resignation the President
accepted, to take effect August l last The
probable appointment of Mr.. Wilson was indI-
Gated some time ago.
He is a stanch supporter OF Senator Hemen-
way. and it was largely through the Senator s
influence that the appointment was made.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

of Owego; BRESIIN-Captain z. o. sarratt. L.
Brazilian N0iifaG 81 An JSaqIn N36ueo
ington, FIFTH AVENUE-Samuel A. Very. U. s
n GRAND-General P. D. Vroom L. s. A. I'M
PERIAL-A. L. Shaw. of Rochester. SAN REGIS
-Amory S. Carhart. of Tuxedo. SEVILLE-w. W.
Colonel James P Donohue. of Davenport. VOL
COIT-Richard Harding Davis. of Marion, Mass
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Racing at Sheepshead Bay.
Tammany executive committee meets, . D. m.
Annual or the Time TeIesraphers and His
torical Association and the Society of the United
States Military Telegraph Corps. Waldorf
Free day the Museum Natural History and the
Geological Park.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29

Remittances, preferably by check express or
der or postoffice money order, should be drawn
to the order Of and addressed to the Tribune
Fresh Air Fund New-York City
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
Forecast for Special Localities

NewTork, partly cloudy to-day and Wednesday
warmer in interior; light fresh to southwest
winds
For the District Columbia Maryland Delaware
fair and warmer to-day and Wednesday: light south
southwest winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania. partly cloudy and warmer
to-day and Wednesday; light 10 fresh southwest
For NewEngland partly cloudy to-day and Wednesday
In extreme Eastern Maine; light
southwest winds.
For Western Pennsylvania fair to-day: partly
Wednesday; light fresh southwest winds
For Western New-York fair to-day; warmer in eastern
portion partly cloudy Wednesday light fresh southwest
winds
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The guests OF the Minnisnk House Pine Hill.
N u the proceeds Of small bazaar and q
charity sqch5e through Mrs Hansmann SIS 90
N n j. -. ;:.......; .................... 3 90
MSnchester, vermont -................... 90
tash so
Fair at Quogue. through Miss Florence
:, lss Bays tres t[easnrer 80 so
Y lSpeeiap 800
Park, n Y, (SpectaD ...-.............. Al
PREVIOUSLY acknowledged ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 223S6 "a
Total August rs. 1905 SIS 45
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
SECRETARY HAYS WILL PRoeATgp.

Washington. Aug 8-The will OF Secretary Hay
to-day admitted to probate. Letters testa-
mentary were granted to Payne Whitney and
James Walcott Wadsworth, ir on their filing
ment OF all claims. debts and Iegacies chargeable
against the estate.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
LUNCHEON FOR "MARK TWAIN"

IBy Telegraph The TrbuneI
Winsted Conn. Aug. 2S.-Samuel Clemens. Mark
Twain was the guest of honor at a luncheon
given to-day by Professor NJ. I. Pupn. of Columbia
University, at the latters summer home in Nor
folk Fourteen were present. Mr.. Clemens has
nearly If not wholly recovered from his attack Of
the gOut He left Norfolk the o clock train
this afternoon for New-York City
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
MR.. ROOT TO OPEN CAMPAIGN.
Secretary of State VIII Be Principal Speaker
at Bellefonte, Ohio.
IBy Telegra2h to The Tribune. ]

Springfield Ohio. Aug. 2S-colonei John B.
Clingerman. head of the Republican executive
committee stated to-day that Elihu Root Sec
retary OF State, will be the principal speaker at
tta camnaign opening at Belfontaine. The an
rouaoennent will lend national significance to the
opening.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
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New-York tribune., 1905-08-29

Toronto. Ont, Aug. &.-Prince Louis OF Batten-
berg was formally welcomed the city to-day
replied briefly to the Mayors greeting The prince
and his suite guests to-day of the Royal Cana
dian Yacht Club.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
THE TAFT PARTY AGAIN AT MANILA.
Secretary of War and Miss Roosevelt Guests
of Commissioner Legarda

Manila, Aug. 2S.-The Logan arrived here
this morning. Secretary Taft, Miss Roosevelt
and Miss Mabel Boardman during the rest Of
their stay here will be the guests of Comms-
sioner Legarda. On Tuesday Commissioner Le-
garda will give a farewell reception in honor Of
the American party, and the same night Con-
gresham Bourke Cochran will give lecture at
the dispensary of st. Paurs Hospital on THE
Sole, Unfailing Fountain of Prosperity" The
Logan will sail for Hong Kong on August 81.
The visiting Congressman will listen to-mor-
row to the political and economical grievances
of Fisk, Warren and other agitators.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29

Highest temperature yesterday "a degrees lowest 81
degrees GO degrees for corresponding
date last 6T for corresponding
dat last twenty-five years. 20 degrees
Local FoTecast-Partly eloudg and Wednesday
light to fresh south 10 southwest winiA
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

IA readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central
station Webster Jerome avenue troleys and by
riage Lots S125 up Telephone 55 Gramecy) for Book
OF views u ONCE 20 East 2srd St. N Y City.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29

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