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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-16
LEFT SORE SPOTS
Searle Men Not Recognized on
the Congressional OeIega-
ton of Forty.one.
ACTION WITHOUT WARRANT
Combination Delegation Asked for and
Refused-AIlen Supporters Dis
aVoW Action BY Committee.

Considerable soreness, it is said, fol-
lowed the county convention of the
republicans yesterday. 1t was not that
they were defeated that the Searle sup
porters complain, for that was fore
seen, but the list of delegates to the
congressional convention did not con-
tain the name OF any of the leading
opponents of Mr.. Allen. Although there
were Al delegates named and the op-
position is now ready TO support Mr..
Allen until he is either nominated and
elected or defeated. not one will have
credentials at the big meeting.
Action Unwarranted.
That the action was unwarranted has
been admitted by several Allen sup
porters who have declared themselves
on the matter. 1t is claimed that it
was not necessary to put on the men.
if there were any. who were against
Allen for any other reason than that
they were for Searle. but that there
are plenty who are strongly for Allen
now that the preliminaries are over
and would be glad of the opportunity
ITO go TO Bushnell to work for him. AS
the issue TO a certain extent was Rock
Island against Moline in the primaries,
THE success of Moline leaves nothing
further to divide them and a combina-
ton delegation was asked for and
looked for.
Conventions Down District.
The county conventions down in the
district went as predicted. Rankin,
Chandler, Mckinney and Cuttings, get
ting instructions in Warren. Melon
ough, Mercer and Henderson, with
Hancock uninstructed. 1t is reported
that Hancock, Henderson, McDOnough
and Mercer are the Mckinney counties
and that that is the combination that
will nominate the Aledo man.
Delegates.
| Some of the delegations chosen are
as follows:
Mercer-William n. Graham, Hon. NJ
G. Reynolds. E. E. Emrick. w. T
| Church. Henry Crosby, and ID. n. Bias
er. of Aledo; Elex Carnahad, of JOY;
w. B. CullisOn, of Viola; Elisha Lee. OF
| Hamlet: John Lawson, of Gable; J. w
Dilley. of Ohio Grove; DR.. J. S. Allen, OF
Keithsburg; T. A. Lawhead, of Suez
prank Ives, of New Boston z: ~. En-
erson. of New Windsor
Hancock-George Eastman, S. II
Aldrich, c. Childer, o. F. Berry. S. E
Mach, NJ. c. How'd, S. .Starky, Hiram
lIngersoll. Ed Hancock Frank Daley
NJ w. Hull. w. H Jackson. r. r. Wal
lace. Areand Pierrott, F. l.. Davis. NJ
r. Hunt, j. F. Crawford. John Schmitz
and c. J. Ash.
Henderson, II. KilgoTe, William
p. Herbertz, George Chant, c! W. Coop
er. A +. Peasley, T. c. Allen, c.
Cooper. and SpurgeOn Musgrove. Git
tings was endorsed for congressman
The delegates were instructed. but are
Mckinney men.
| Warren II. Hanna, ]. c. Allen
Hon. F. E. Harding, w. II. Sexton,
NJ Porter. J. D. Diffenbaugh, E. c. Har
din, c. F. Buck, and c. E. Tracy. J. E
Holiday. c. NJ. Rodgers, A. ]. Temple
III. f. Donly John c. Gabby. George
Brooks, ]. NJ. Hendricks, J. w. Prouty
&c. f. Johnson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-16

Three spectres that threaten baby's
life. Cholera infantum. dysentery, di
arrhoea. DR.. Fowler's Extract Of Wild
Strawberry never fails TO conquer
them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-16
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

Cary-White Wedding.-At the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
j. Cary, 22IO Sixth avenue, last even
ing at S O'Clock, occurred the marriage
of Miss Marie Catherine Cary TO
Charles F. White. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. }. E. Roache of St.
Joseph's church. The couple entered the
room to the strains of Mendelssohn's
wedding march. played by Miss Flea
nor Roche, and during the ceremony
she played Hearts and Flowers" Miss
Mary Cavanaugh was maid of honor
and Miss Grace Cary, sister of
the bride. was bridesmaid. Thomas
Cary, brother OF the bride. was best
man. The bride and maids were gown
ed in white The decorations were of
green and white. Mr.. and Mrs. White
departed this morning for Pontiac
where he has purchased a grocery bust
ness.
The bride has grown to womanhood
in Rock Island. and is known TO large
circle Of friends as a charming lady.
Her education was secured in the Rock
Island graded and high schools and Au-
gustana college. from which she was
graduated In 1898. The groom came
TO this city about four years ago from
Pontiac. and until last spring was en-
ployed in the head Office of the Modern
Woodmen of America. Since the or
ganization of the Rock Island Hard
ware company he has been engaged in
tits store.
Surprise Perpetrated on Campers
| The young men of Camp Na-hee-Cha
were pleasantly surprised by crowd
of their young lady friends on Monday
evening a delightful supper was
served by the young ladies, after which
| the time was spent in playing games
and music After much trouble Fred
Anthony succeeded in learning the
chorus of ''In the Shade OF the Old Ap
pie Tree" The affair was planned as
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-07-08
YOUNG REPUBLICAN OUTING.

One week from today the Young
Mems Republican club will have an
outing at the Salt Palace. AS we I'M
derstand the matter there will be few
addresses, but a whole lot of fun. 1t
is a day of pleasure; not a day of
prosy talking on the tariff or the
greatness of American institutions, as
compared with the balance of trade
with Persia.
An excellent chance for young
couple to get married free of charge
is offered. Joe Eldridge, coun-
ty clerk, offers to furnish the license
free of all expense; Judge Armstrong
offers to perform the ceremony with
out a fee; in fact all the judges are in
on this offer, although it is claimed
that George has a little bit the best
form of ceremony, and Lester Freed
offers a handsome bed room set, COM
plete and ready to sleep on, as an in
ducement for the pair to rush in and
get spliced
There will be races of all sorts, ac-
cording to Jack May. He says they
will have a race for all men, including
the colored race, and that fat men,
lean men, tall men, short men, high
men, low men, big men, little men,
boys, girls, women, kids, newsboys,
and, in fact, everybody can have a
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-07-08

bushel of fun. There is going to be a
creased pole and creased pig. Two
colored lads will have a watermelon
eating contest, there will be a baby
show, a prize for the largest family
and all that sort of thing.
Five dollars will be given the best
looking Democrat on the grounds and
half that sum to the best looking Re
publican. The reason for offering the
most money to the Democrats is be-
cause they need it.
Tickets are only ten cents and ev-
erybody is invited. 1t is going to be
the biggest event of the year and the
club wants everybody to know it.
The management expects a lot of peo-
pie from the outside and Howard King
is already advising the sandwich men
to lay in an extra supply of grub for
the occasion.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-07-08
xenophon's Historic Retreat.

Next to the retreat from Moscow,
the most famous in history is prob
ably that of Xenophon and his 10000
Greeks from a point in the interior
of Asia, 3,465 miles from place of
safety. They fed the distance in 215
days and made a retreat so success
fully that the little band reached safe
ty without a loss for which the pur-
suing enemy was responsible.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-07-08
ONE HUNDRED PER CENT IN
CREASE.

President Kerr of the Agricultural
college says the number of the gradu-
ates from the agricultural department
of the institution have increased 100
per cent this year over last. Quite
true, last year there was one gradu-
ate this year there were two, This
proves beyond doubt that the col
lege is doing a great work under Pres
ident Kerrs direction.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-07-08
r r II II H.

anything that will injure Utah. This
pamphlet in many places appeals for
money to help carry on their campaign
of misrepresentation 1t cost $500 for
each missionary during the season.
1t makes a nice summer outing to
drive through our beautiful valleys
and canyons in the summer time, dis
tribute few tracts, hold a few meet
ings, and call on a few people and
have your expenses all paid. They
are not burdened by making converts,
for on page 10 they say they do not ex-
pect to make a single convert in six
or seven years. There are eleven of
them at $500 per years. making $4,000,
and it will be at least six years, rep
resenting $19,S0O before they make
one convert. The first one will come
high.
My dear orthodox Christian mission
aries and preachers in Utah, let me
make you some suggestions. When
eleven missionaries in six years, at
a cost of $19,S00, can only convert one
sinner, there is something wrong. Mr..
Harry Monroe in the Pacific Garden
mission in Chicago converts hun
dreds of vile sinners every year and
his total expense is only GO cents
each. The persons who hate sinners,
hate themselves, and everybody else.
If you want to convert a Mormon,
you must first love him and then show
him a better religion than he has.
You cannot cleanse a man by throw
ing mud at him or by publishing to the
world his defects. Why do you, when
b
hoist the banner of hatred. Look at
all the writings, speeches and Devil
Fish pamphlets you are issuing each
year? Hatred, SANDER, ridicule, in
jury and falsehood are on the cover,
in the type matter and between the
lines of nearly all of them. l saw
much of your nefarious work last
month in Michigan, New York and
Pennsylvania. Nearly every one |
met believed that Senator Smoot had
from two to five wives, and that polyg-
amy was increasing, and that Gentiles
were not wanted in Utah, and they all
cited the preachers and missionaries
in Utah for their information. Some
time ago the Rev. w. A. Bartlett of
Chicago preached one of the most
scandalous, false and damnable SER
mons on Utah and the Mormons that
could be delivered. | called on the
Rev. Bartlett and asked him where he
obtained his information about Utah
and he frankly told me it was all sent
to him by the preachers and mission
aries of this state. l will try to finish
this letter in next weeks Truth.
Yours very truly,
V. S. PEET.
Salt Lake City, Utah, July 2, 1905.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-07-08

WANTED-Trustworthy man ~, -,
man 10 manage business in tbis VI wo-
and adjoining territory for wnI, 'ounty
iished house of solid financial e estao'
ing $4,000 straight cash saIary 'V s.IIi
all necessary expenses maid r.aay with
cneck from headquarters. MonevS ny
vanced 1or expenses. Position psrm au'
nent; previous experience NOT pc Una md
tial. No investment required eSs e,
furnish everything. Enclose So,s we
dressed envelope. Address. Mannaou
$40 Como block, Chicago, III "ser'
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-07-08
FORTY PER CENT INCREASE.

The business of the Salt Lake Brew
ing Co for June of this year was 40
per cent greater than for the CORE
spending month of last year. Improve
ments in the quality of the beer and
better times generally is the way Mr..
Moritz accounts for the increase in
trade.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-07-08

TRUTH Is legal journal Send -
your Mining Notices, Assessment emu MI IN
uces, and Delinquent Notices. TRuT rIi
OFFICE, 241 South West TemnIe pd, n
Phones 1898. p'e' both
New-York tribune., 1905-01-09

The approximate amount OF the lien charge 70 satisfy
Niicn lhe above described property TO be sold fs
10 Sih interest thereon from the 7th day of No
1s15 together with costs and allowances son
ing 10 S%oAli. with interest from January Ara 1on
gether with the expenses Of sale Ths anrrIUS =
aiout oI l@xss assessments liens which 80
% y a1J M & 10 ne purchaser out Of purchase money
premises viii be sold subject 10 prior me
S4T,Ooo, ~!In Sl interest from May ist, 1904 %
Dated New York January eth 1908
THos. J. l. McMANUs. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-09
DiJideEd Notices.

TIE ROCK ISLAND COMPANY.
A O-.- New YORK January o, 1903
szss ~ q he preferred capital stock The Rock
.f0E slNhI wsE Tia day declared payable February
vsr 49, socEholaeyE ot record Jsnus-y IS. 1875. on
tss 49, - Iasfs- books 90T the preferred stock VIII
~ open ssG1r JauuRry &C. 1905
G. p BOGGE. Assistant Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-09
Foreclosure Sales.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
Of New York--siegfried weis. Plaintiff against
Anna BacCuby 81 al Defendants. In pursuance Of
Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale duly entered
IN the above entitled action bearing Bird day
January 1905, I. the undersigned the in
Judgment named, viii sell Public at
York Real Estate SalesrOom, at No
Broadway. in the Borough Of Manhattan CITY of New,
York. the SJh day Of January. clock noon
on that day, by Joseph p Day Auctoneer premises
directed by said judgment 10 be sold therein
scroeG as follows; Al that certain lot piece parcel
land with building thereon
being in the Borough Manhattan. CITY County and
State Of New York. and described as follows.
beginning point southerly side OF F,ipbtv
ninth streer distant hundred and eghtyAve t2s51
eastery the BY the inrersect
OF the oherly side Of Eghtynnth and the east
ery side Of Third Avenue, running thence southerly
parallel with Third Avenue and partly through certain
party wall hundred feet eight inches 10 the
line OF the block thence eastery along said centre line ~
block parallel with Street
thence northerly parallel Third Avenue ona
hundred feet and eight inches southerI- sida
Eighty-ninth Street. thence westerly
OF Eighty ninth Street twenty-five the pon,
or place Of beginning. F-'
Dated New York. January 9th. 1905
THOS J. L McMANUs Refaraa
ARTHUR HURST. Attorney for Plaintiff lie Nassa,
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. N y. City
New-York tribune., 1905-01-09
Baltimore ANl QHl0 RAILROAD
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE.
THROUGH TRAINS TO THE WEST.
EEW YORK. NEN HlYEN & HARTFORD 3. R

5LatIul. a-Io .
BOSTON via New London and Providsacs-t450.
y 1000. * 10:O2 A NJ II 20 * Il:OS. i3:UU.
II $50 s{ SOL 'T12:0O p. ".
BOSTON. via Willirnantie-tis:oo a. NJ, 1900 P II.
BOSTON. Springhsld-t9OO A NJ. I'll LOO . 400.
@11:OO T. NJ
FITCHBURG. via Putnam & Worcester-f3:OO p NJ
LAK5vII4I-E and NOFsF0LE11ts;50 A NJ. ts-31 p NJ
HARRINGTON. STOCkBRIDGE. LENOX- PITTS
FIELD-t4:5O. 1850 A NJ. 1881 ?. n.
WATERBURY, and WINSTED-t4.50. $500. fFsOO.
t1OO2 $1,000 ito Waterbury, A. NJ, t1:O3, 44.3Q,
SY5OI. t6:OO, $500 (to Waterbury, P. NJ
Ticket et3rand Central Station cI25th
St. also at ella c26l 11s5 elS54 EEoadway c3 PARK
Union Square. clS2 Firth Ave. Gas
Ave 649 Madison Ave. c2TS West 125th St. I53
i25Nh In Brooklyn. @ Court ST., $50 Fulton SE.
$50 Broadway. E D.
sDally. Except sundays tsundays only gstops at
10th st. 125h Sundays only tParlOr
Limited Has dining Car. eParor and Sleeping Car
c. HEMPsTEAD. Gen Pass Agt
O. NJ. SHEPARD. Gen supt.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-09
THE PLAZA BANK.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
= LzHus Nssrtng q TIE stockholders q THE PLAZA
zgyK WI Re he'd 3ts Banking House, Corner 5eth
fI- ara Avenue. u the Borough OF Manhattan,
cr e York The l0Ih cay ot January, 1903. at
rtEs ccock Il for the purpose Of eecting seventeen
nsc- for the ensuing year and three lnspecsoTE OF
Es1n the next Annual Meeting, and Tor
~ o. such other business may properly
hf-t sslc rnestlnE Notice iE also given -Eet az
- n-ing pursuant Section 50 OF the Banking
lsv resolution VII presented and voted upon. nz-
nunhsr q Directors Of the Bank 81 seventeen
F.a VI remain open from u Il j o'clock P. n.
znC BOOKS closed from December 2sth 1904. 20 jan
gu e. 1905
l1E Ssg York December 2Tth, 1904.
". McMAsTER MILLS President
New-York tribune., 1905-01-09
Surrogates' Notices.
DECEASED.-H
PATRICK,

HODNETT, PATRICK, DECEASED.-IN
Ii ,-s,snoe q an order OF Hon. Frank T FITZGERALD
erogste Of County OF New York, notice hereby
an - an persons having claims against estate OF
ser5cl Hodnett Of Yokohama Japan, deceased to
-esnr tie same with youchers their place
scting business Of Hughes, Rounds Schurman
-C-DsVs s6 Broadway Borough OF Manhattan City New
49, or befo B1Et day OF May. 1905.
New York, November 22nd. 1864
7,TST5 sF2T F4ODNETT. THOMAS HODNETT, Admins
tratoTs with viii annexed Of Patrick Hodnett de-
ceased.
broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1905-01-09
TO HOLDERS OF
vaur and 0ne-haIf Per Cent,
Gold Coupon Treasury Notes
OF THE
United States Of Mexico
DATED JUNE I. 1904.
NraTTRuNG JUNE !. 1906

a, hereby given that the United States os
- - t,s elected 20 redeem and VIII redeem at par
= ss-u.e interest on the rst day Of February. 1905.
= !, !, rosr and Oue-TEalf Per Cent Gold Coupon
- Notes eated June !. 1904. issued in pursuance
-. laws a. Congress Of the fifteenth OF May lpOs
...,ss Of December. 1908
- --.sss-y Notes. together with the interest ao-
= shsrsou VIII De paid on said hrst day of Feb
= .sos on presentation thereof together with all
- COUPONS a. the Office Of speyer s. Co..
-, pm. s. IN the CITY Of New York. IN United
= God CON. or. the option OF the holder
-, N London England, 81 the once OF speyer
-. IN Sterling a. the hIed rate of sass 20 the
Jprui sasrlinE-
q. esy o. February 1905.
z Tssossso General &c "a Federacion-
NJ. Zamacona
,,-r, city December J. 1904.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-09

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
i frank T Fitzgerald surroEate Of the County Of
notice Is hereby given 70 all persons having
cissms against Thomas Henry French late OF the
& yyoSehers thereof TO the SUBSCRIBE at his place
VITA business the Office OF Henry Station.
o. 80 HSsSs RToadway the City OF New York on or
ttS,rs -, Yhs 18Th day Of February. 1909. 80
Yo-k, the bth day oI august 4SO.
OAle~ 49, THOMAS r. EDWARDS Executor.
TCNS Attorney Executor. l4Oz Broadway,
E4f--15N n,S,16 ~ Manhattan New York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-09
READING SYSTEM.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. X
Liberty Street and south Ferry from south Ferry
=. nVs minutes earlier than shown beOwl
e rHISSSs IHAIOSSs M BMETALEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCR
80; 500 t545 Eastor. only p. m sundays zt3o
wTLKEsBaRRE RNp sCRANToN-z4oo. no. 80 a N.
IsKFJRTO9D IN snnd9ys q 50 a M 2 ~
bAhNEGAT-z4-O0 - 40 a m. zL3O IS 40. ale
tLskswood and LaSehurst onlyl. a5-oo xsos 4
ATLANTIC CITY-'940 a. m -. 4e D m
NINELAND AND BRIDGETON-zf4 % a m 3 40 y ~,
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARk. OCEAN GROVE,
fOiNT PLEASANT, AND SEASHORE POINTS
z4VV $50. llS0 a xIe0. IS. $40. $50 1850
m sunday. except Ocean Grove 500 a 400.
ATLANTIC HLDS-. SEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH ECH.
EAST LONG BRANCH-40O. :. so. $50. 1880 q nj
$50. $50 (S3O Atlantic EIlds. onlyl. $40 D m
4S09 900. 1000. t1L00 a. 4--.Jo. 100. $50.
T29O "a o. '+oo. t50o. 1900. t7-3O 50 90. s1O.30
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s4s5 Is 90. 10 oo
H1215
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTON-soO 90. 1900. ~ 90.
= 90. - 90. 500. 200. s12-15.
READINeS, HARRISBURG, POTTSYILLE AND WILL
Reading only, LOO, ll"1 20 D. m Read
ing. Pottsytlle. Harrisburg only. 4.0O 5 D. m
zFron Liberty Street only "Dafly. TDaiIy. except
sunday Sundays only. tParlor only. IVia Ia
Offices Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry House.
261. 4S4. 1900. 1854 Broadway, 1S2 Av. Union
Square West 153 East 125th St. 273 125th 81,
245 Columbus Av-. New York; Court St. 344. $50
New York Transfer Co calls for AID checks baEEaSs
to destination
W. c. RESLER
Nice-Pres and Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-09

~ ~ an order of Hon Abner c. Thomas. a Surro-
County New York. notice IS given
having Frederick Mott.
ne County OF York deceased 10 present
vouchers thereof, subscribers at
bsr rsce OF transacting business, viz: office
! Hall. Broad Street in the Borough OF
Iranhattan in the City Of New York before the
55In day April 1906 Dated New YORK October z2d.
11ssesc FTecuJors FRANK L HALL. Attorney FOR
4--S-,,.c-S 40 Broad Street. Borough OF Manhattan
New York City. n J.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-09

i r,-a,k T Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of the County Of
49,, Work notice hereby given 10 all persons having
sES.nst Isabella Arthur, late the County OF
s York deceased. present the same with vouchers
their place Of transacting
Sss.ness a. ONCE Of Acton CIVIL Bassett No 10
in Borough Of Manhattan, in The City Of
5 vark or or before Of April
Da,sS New York the 3th day Of October, 1sO4-
SI1EE-N = SMITH. GEORGE STRONG. Executors
STOS CIVIL. BASSETT, Attorney for Executors. 40
Broadway. New York CITY tsashhatlah9' ". J.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-09
-T-ANCE OF Az ORDER OF HON

TX PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
j rrs,k T Fitzgerald Surrogate OF the County OF
-. rotice is hereby given 10 all persons having
s, o@zinst Emily HalI late Of the County OF New
ascease6 20 present the same with vouchers mere
- n ,s sJbscrbe place Of transacting olsless
the City ana County OF Ne" iOiA
~ 10 = - Fs5Cre ne 18th DAY June next o
Dated Ne" 1' - John Y. IRWIN. Executor.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-09
Financial Meetings.
WINDSOR Smst Sonyanl,

E75 Fsfth Avenue.
IN ArauEl Meeting q the stockholders of the Wind
- 7cr1usrv 11r election OF Directors and n
s- a. Ese.ion E15 The transaction q such other
-. - hal properly before The meeting VIII
= ~ Al ths o. o. TIE Company. No. SO Flrth Ave-
a. Il tts Borough Of Manhattan and city q New
~ az ID Gay q January, lSUo. a. y Il The
- ~ bs cDeu from i 81. 10 4 2. a
A GORDON NOHHIE, Secretary
Dstss Eeu-TO-k. December -. 1903.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-09
Steamboats,.

[BO IS 17ON1 AER AER f2EsTS ENsISNB' n
FALL. RIVER LINE Newport and Fall River
Leave Pier Is N r. Of Warren St. wesk-days
only at $500 P n. Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM.
each.
NORWICH LINE via New London Leave Pier 40
N R. foot Carkson St. weekdays only at 500 p. N
Steamers NEW HAMPSHIRE and CHESTER W.
CHAPLIN.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven Hartford. Spring
field and North Pier 20 2. R. foot OF Peck
Slip week-days only 400 P. NJ Steamer RICHARD
PECK
New-York tribune., 1905-01-09
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION

II5 Chambers St., New York City.
The this institution
all remaining deposit during three
months ending Dec. 81. 1901. the FOUR PER
CENT. from 81 $1,000. payable
Monday. 16, 1905. Deposits made
before Jan 10 will draw interest from Jan. J.
W. H B. TOTTEN. President
J G. BYRON LATIMER, Secretary.
CHARLES H. FANCIER Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-09

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christophe- STA
fS.OG A N--For BinghRmton and Syracuse
s1GO0 A M--FOr Buffalo. Chicago and 81 LouiA
sI4O p. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
fAGO p. M.-For Scranton and Plymouth
$40 P. M--FOr Buffalo and Chicago
's.45 P M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica.
geo A M-For ChicaEo-Seepers . p n.
Tickets. 14s. 429 1913. 1454 Broadway. y. 2: s3s
Fulton st. Brooklyn SDaily- fExeeDt SUNDAY.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-09
School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesssa
70 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply to
Mrs NJ J YOUNG FULTON. 3 linton sous-.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-09

NORTM GERElAN llOYDa
Fast Express Service.
PIYMOUTH-CHERBOURG
Kronprtnz Noon kronprinz. Mar. a. 9 AN
Z, 10 AN Kaiser. .-.....Apr. T. 10 An
Kronprnz Feb q. T:sO AN X Wm. IL. Apr. IS An
kaiser. Mar :, 10 AN Kronprtnz- May 2 AN
Twin-screw Passenger Service.
TO BREMEN DIRECT.
CasseI 10. 10 AN .BarhaTossa Feb % 10 An
Chamuftz AN Breslau... Feb. Is.
Brandenburg 81 10 AM sKurfuerst- Mar Q, II AM
IA, 10 AN Brsndenburs Mar. IA 10 An
sYiu call a Plymouth and Cherbourg-
Mediterranean Service.
GIBRALTAR-NAPLES-GE
Trsns Jan IA, AM Irene. ........Fs5 1s II An
Albert Jan, q, Il An Albert Mar. Z Il An
u Jan &, IL AN Isuiss Mar II. II AN
Neckar. -. Feb. IL, II AN Nsckar haT IS. IL ALI
From Brem Piers. Sd and 4th SITS. HObOken-
oETRICFs q CO. NO BROADWAY. n. Y
Louis II. Meyer. As South Third ST.. Phia-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-09
Instruction.

For Both Sexes-City.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Madison Square (1,l22 Bway1s Brooklyn, 73 Court St
New terms beginning now Trial lessons free 80
New-York tribune., 1905-01-09
For Foung Ladies-CIty.

KINDERGARTEN TRAINING.-winter tern, Ia, 3
Free schoarships It'd, academic dept, FROEBET
NORMAL INST T. a. CUTTEN. As Irving Place