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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
Fall Wear To5av
For the Bows J

School Cans Colts. Etons. Yachts and
Tams-Serges Mixtures and Leather -
value SO --..----.--.------ ~
BOYS Negligee Shirt-Percale and
Nadras-cufs attached or detached
or 2 detached collars-value 10 -.- AZ
Norfolk and Double Breast School
Satisfactorily all wool-brown and
gray nixtures-T 70 16 yrs
value - 90 -----------.- -- 90 = 30
Double Breast and Norfolk-Tweeds
and Chevlots-brown and gray
pisids and mixtures to 10 yrs
Five dollar Suits .------ > rs
Bows Russian and Sailor Suits
fancy gray and brown mixtures
2l7 10 10 yrs.-worth 81 90. 1890. <. %
Youths Suits-Gray and Brown Mixtures
strictly all wool-value So 40 ------ Z. 70
Rows. All Wool Knee Pants
C71evfots Tweeds and Plain Navy
also Corduroys-ulade from
Tailors' remnarts-value 70 .OO
Extra quality All Wool Knee Pants
fancy Mixtures also Corduroys-
10 IL WIS: worth sl-0O----- 10
All Wool C-heviots and Tweed Blooner
Trouser-sfzes to Il yrs
usually SlG0 Observation-Disclosures = .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
New Fall
Hosiery, CoTSets To-Day
and Umbrellas

vTorlsu-s Fast Black Cotton Hose
Eermsdnrf dyA-dNuble soles-
spliced heels-special --.-.-.--..-- l y
r,bfIdrau.s Fast Black Cotton
hns and heavy rtb-doubie
heels and toAs-ali sizes. ------..-- | = =
-1-or,sr,s Coutu and Batiste Corsets-
long. medium habit hip or Eirdl--
all sizes-special -.---------------. 4 Z
r'outu OF Batiste-lace and ribbon
rim with ard without garteTs-
al.o sfrtle--vaIue LOO ---------- 50
Union Tareta U-mbrellas-26 and IS inch
pearl. horn ivory OF natural hsndles-
value 81 es ..........-........-. 1 40
rr.rreta silk J-rnhreIlas-tape edge
pearl ivory. Sterling gilt trim
handiesSinstead Of 81 Os. ..------2. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
New Fall Noti0nss To.n.y
FLannels, Innings J

Lining SUks-Ilack white and fall
shades-for drop skirts and
tackcts-vailr % --. -.-......- 2%
Mercertzed Lining Sateens-blsck. white
and leading shades-eiscwhere %. fS
White Saxony Fianuels-worth ~ .2S
All wool Wolfe wslstings- 80 IS
Black Sewing silk
extra large spool-value b ii
Alpaca Skirt Bruid-
colors and b.ack-value Do. z
Chiffon Collar Forns-yalue 49,. Z
SIX Cov'd Dress ShieIdS-pair- .f2s
Hooks and Eyes-value :. gross .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
New Fall Tonav
Dress Goods

as-irrh WorSted SuitinEs-
full assortment best colorings-
Instead 81 40 -..---------.- Is =
IS inch Venetian Cloths-ali wool
gray, castor. tan. golden and seal
brown. rovaI navy and other shades
extra value at 50 .----.----- a 2
42-Iuch All Wool Bstistes-
full line new Fall coiorings ------- %
inch All Wool GRANTEES
leading Fall shades. also black-...- .6S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
New Fall Silks Ton.
and VeiVetS

Satin Bar Plaid Ts6s+as specially
desirable FOR Waists. trim - and
children wesr-I5 cent quality 50
Black All SILK Peau dc Sole
and usually 20 cents 50
SILK Dress and Trim'g Vsivets-
all the new Fall shades special. 80
Nex SIX Moi-es-lesdin shades
FOR Fall Costumes. Coats &c
value IS ...-,...-.-...... 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
New Fall
Outing FlannelSs To-Day
GinghemS, etc.

l1LL4S Af-LLS7 NtA-
Heavy Nap outing Flsn1eiS--
best STYLES fast colors-value 10. 81
Extra quality outing Flanneis--
stripes and ch-cks-hcht ard
dark-valr.s l2i2 ..-..--- --.-----.-.. u
Plain cold Outing Flaunels-
pink. light blue snd cream
full yarI Wide-yalue Ia ..-..- 81
Fancy Printed Panama
highly mercerized- Ct. quality. 4 Ga
Quilting ChaIlies-wool finish
excellent Stylcs-t0 CT value ------- Z
Quilting ChintzeS GO. quality. Of. o.
Corded Madras-32- inch excellent for
school and house dre~Ses value 10 Z =
Yard wide Percales- 12's e. quality =
Akron Ginghams-one OF the best
rlakes-value : cents ,..-.-.-..s.. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
New Fall lTnDgv
Shades, Poles, etc. lO7DHy

p wood and White Enamel Poles
all wood brass fixtures
were 20 to 81 20 ---.-------- ~
Cottage Mahogany OF Oak
complete wirh ixtures-value Ii. .1S
Opaque Shade--best Colors-
knot frinEe-316 tt.-vaiue 40 49,. .E9
stair Oflcloth-best quality
rev patterus-15 inch--value H. .
Is inch!vaIus h.. Ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
p. R. r. BUYS SHORT LINK ROAD.

TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Pfttsburg, Sept. THE Pennsylvania Railroad
has lust completed the purchase Of the Pittsburg
and Whitehall Railroad, a short connecting link
te+v-een the Lake Erie system and the Pittshurg
Virginia and Charleston line. the latter or the
T5ernsvlvania system The road is 2,5l4 feet long
was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
MANILA RAILWAYS NOT FOR SALE.

TIE report circulated yoeterday 10 the effect
thai negotiations are rendiug FOR the sale OF the
street railway lines ar lighting system In Manila
proves L. ba -~rolieoH-. j. -, Willie K Co Of
- York @f4d Ioad0H- % o- ih association with
r-f.r- I--Tr.-fevr t.rezrs nT8rred ire work l-fi'
TIE systen and control sud operate r. state en-
pharicsuv that tne shareholders are satisfied with
results and ,hat TIC stock - not for sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
PRESIDENT RogalNs MAY RESIGN

IBy -elegrsra = The Tribuna.l
rt-rsburg. sept 1T * announced here in coal
circles that President Frark Robbins % the Plus
burg Coal Con1rau- wiz bc retired at the next
meeting az The board OF directors. and that Frank
n Jones president Of the iiJtsburs and Buffalo
or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
s ssW 5sa sf sts. To-day

Steel Rcad Wrist Bags-chamoIs lined
inside pocket-yaiue 81 40 1900. &c
New Fall Tailored Gird-es-
stitched. pleate5i or corded
some with hUcSies-vaiue ~ ..-.-- g
Gold Plated Fiorentirs Frames
square and oval value - -.--..... pc
F,czsrs silver Plated Tah'rsp~ons
NJ Fogke-yaiue - bar loren -. &c
Tessao-rs -,alue 20 half dozen. 49,. SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
LONDON TRADE IN AUGUST.

London. Sept. THE august statement OF ne
Board o. Trade shows increases II S2.Z11530 in I'm
no-.s and g $50 20 I'm exports. In imports the
p-!uofsI increases were food. $4,000 grain. $500
osi and raw cotton. $4,000. IN exports the in
c-eases were iron steel and metal manufactured,
5 ~ lr- ol.ir.ry and ships. S3tt-p5H: textiles
3isse1t AMI telegraph c-s.es ara appuratrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
New Fall To dav
Waists and Skirts

Colcred Cheviot Waists-nest stripes.
dots and fgures-light and dark
also White C'teviot-neatly tailored r u
Fancy Stripe Cheviot-silk
eulb'd dot-vartety OF colors. .-.- l y
White Linen Madras and Cheviot
waists-shirt styles. pleated or
sr1b'd front-deep cuff. ------ ! -SS
Black Mercerizad Sateen Petticoats-
Sunbur-t nounce. with two rufles-
strapped bands-value SO .--.----- AZ
Black Moreen and Mercerized sateen-
deep accordion nounce and rufies- ~
Fxtra size Tareta Silk-deep accordion
ruche nnIsh-value sos. --.-...- u. 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
New Fall 1To-d,,,
RI bies' Wear

Long Cambria Slipe-box pleat-
rune trin-valu- y ..-.---.---. : 7
Fine Nainsook S1ips-yoke Or
bishop styles-neat enb'y or lace ~
Long Cloeks-AIi Wool Cashmere and
Pedford Cord-dAep cspe-silk braid
oT rtbbou trinn-worth 81. 40. Il .SS
elk Caps-Piaiu and Corded
II Z Emby ribbon or lace trim
all size.-special .-...-.-.--------.-- ~
short White Lawn Dresses
Yoke or French waist-H ( tucks,
smb-v or Val. lace trim-extra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
Mr.. BEG. 70 CONDUCT COTTON CASES.

Washing sept. Morgan H Beach, formerly
United states District Attorney for the District
az Columbia was spnginted q special assistant to
Jse Atrornev General 10 conduct the cases in
VOWED in the cotton leak investigation III ile De-
Ia-Jment OF Agriculture. today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
E N;11i, s4l5 To-day

Children's Felt Knockabouts-
black and Coiors-value sl0p--.--. -oS
wousn's Felt Ready-to-v ears
tailored styles in Turbans.
Continentais Setback and
new fall shades-value s.. so. $1,000 .0S
Uomen's DresSy Hats IN
Ready Wear eTects-full tucked
Liberty and Chenille combinations
velvet. bow or ving-specisl. $500. :. 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
Women's Fall Coats IT, DIV
Suits, Skirts, etc. ioHS


New Tailored Suits-Iyonz Coat latest
pieat skirts also semi-fttei short
Coats, strapped seams -..--.-.-- ] = 20
Tailored Suits Of CravenettAd Cloth and
Fancy Mixtur-s-Loose and fitted
Coats-tailored sea ms
fancy button triu1-woTth S2t.eS. = -SS
Tan Covert and Black Broadcloth and
Chevtot Coats-three- quarter length
strapped sea ms-fitted back with
and without strap-collarless or
notch collaT-vorth Si2- as. ----.-- -. -
Crsvrnetted Coats-for rain and
vellinE-back OF three wide box
pleats-collarless. inlaid collar braid
trim d-Tnstead OF sI7.9s- .--.---. =. 80
-areta SIX vaists-Black ard Colors-
fancy lace trim'd models or
tailor stitched pleats-value s5.eS-- q ~
Chiffon Tafeta Waist-Whits. Black and
CoIor-yoke Of pin tucks OF fancy
faEgoting -with and without
shirrings-sPsciai --...-......----- =. SS
Dress skirts OF Br5adcloth, Homespun
and Mohair-all around or cluster
side pleats-vorth s. aS. ....---- =. %
Panama Serge and Cravcrette Dress
Skirts-nev fall models
value SIS aS Observation-Disclosures. :. SS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
New Fail Curtains,
DraFeries, To-Day
Table Covers, etc.

DraEeries, To-Day
Table Covers, etc.
Art Tsreta DraPeries- Louis NV.
Rocco and VIM ATscts-worth 40. .2S
Figured Art penimS reversible
Oriental designs-value - ard 10 L e.
Kimono and prape-y silks
20 styles-vaIue 81 ..-.--....-..-- ~
Cord Cross stripe Curtains
worth SlG9 pair ..-.----. .SS
Nottingham and scotch Lace Curtains
overlook edge-reai lace patterns
Worth 50. ...- 40 Worth - % Il 40
Worth .aS. &c.. 80 wortb 81 es .0S
Worth s1-4e IS Worth s. IS 2.9S
Tuscan SiIk Po-tieres-rich coloriugz.
with two toned green or oak
combiUatious-wort SIS. Is ----- l rs
High Art Tapestry PcrtiereS-
reproductions Of finest GObeii7s- obs
Imported Brocade Tapestries
aIl7vsr figures or hcrsldic'
desiEus-worth s. 80 -...-----....--1 AZ
G-os Point Gobelin Tspestrtes-
also French TaTeta weares--
conventional dssignS-wortb 81 IS
Rich Verona Velours- small figure
desiRnS-best colors-wortl s. = .4S
New Monte and satin finish Crstoune-
great variet-- worth .fI---------. "a
Oriental Tapestry Table Coverr
yard square medallion and rich
under efrect-JasseI fringe. -------.. SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08

Tho advance in the banks minimum discount
- mich Is the first in two years, is probably
-, - he active demand from Paris upon London
-, enid IN anticipation Of the bringing out Of the
i,,,. Russlan loan and the large engagements Of
Dig -audon for shipment TO South America.
goIu ~ On September ), 1903 advanced its rate
Inc ~ per cent. On April H. 1894, reduction
from 4, f4cc-a5 IN d. per cent and week later
Wa -, 81 TstIIction TO per cent Since March OF
M present year the oeal rae mas Geen "a per
Iarng up Of cal loans in ih 5s city The rate
Il1iH5 g H. 5aV were made al per cent i
4 e'.tl- U-,5nesday'e fnal figure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
BUSINESS CHANCES.

H3ARDTNG HOUSE for sale; washington
relghts. 10 rooms. baths: steam heat.
not water supply; modern. attractive; cheap
., S-o. 100 LAYTON & ROGERS. 1858
Amsterdam ave I4aH-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
New EaulTo.Dav
Rugs

Fine Wilton Rugs-9xt2 ft.-+eauttf1i
Turkish patterns-vorth 5000 27 .SS
Reversible Smyrna Rugs
619 ft-Instead Of $6.9s. -.---....A 80
French Brussels Rugs
46x66 ft-Instead Of SOS. - 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
Girls New Refers ! To-d.v
and Dresses

Girls Dresses of All Wool serges.
CTlevfots Plaids and Checks-Russian
Blouse or Surpiice Waists TO "a
years-worth 81 eS and s3-se----2 %
Another Iot-choice fabsics-high class
stvIe--worth 500 to IS 90 ------- 3 20
Girls Nev Fall School Refers
Paca- Cloth. Cheviot and fancy
Mixtures-S TO II years
worth $500 -.--.-..---....-.2 %
worth SO % and 81. %. ....-..s 3 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
BOARD AND ROOMS.


Single Insertions cents per Enc sixteen
words. seven times consecutivelT. 81, Vl'G en-
entities advertiser 10 have rooms eu'l , ~ VI
The Tribune's Directory Of Desira bic Rooms ms
for a period OF fourteen days "fHe iOi
circular
Full information concerning these rooms
may be had. free Of charge. at the L p}'H eci
Office Of The New York Tribune i'Soi
Broadway. between 9Gth and S7th SIS.
WHY 20 to a boarding house when YOU can
enjoy the comfort Of a we'll ordered ho'e'
at exceedingly low summer rates ties. : inward
Rooms and beard. .S14 per week & upward
Restaurant a la carte and Table q note
HOTEL BRISTOL. ~ West West 4sth-
Telephone 49lO-5eth-
EXCEPTIONAL
4 FEW + REFINED .PECtP l.E q y : r. -
IN 4 PRIVATE I AMIL1
ATTRACTIVE HOME = RROl NpENetS'
WITH BRIGHT ROOM-
EXCELLENT CUISINE AND
Perfect SERN ICE
BY ADpR ESSI<ti -.
=. . BOX %.
EAST ORANGE. y j.
ATTRACTIVE suites and single rooms,
With and without board all locations
Doctor office
Information free
:. c. LELAND & co.
West 33d st
3 MONTAGUE TERRACE. Brooklyn. over
boxing Tiver. I've minutes walk Broad
Hay. y. Y. convenient all L and tro'leys
throughout Greater y. y: centre hpoI ele
gantly furnished: spacious parlors, hkn
class neighborhccd. house, apartments
rooms. table. reference
BROOKLYN Marks District. 42
and / pa Dean-st.. near NeW-I ork-aNe.
high class accommodations adults only
TWO ROOMS bath. to party with satisfac-
tori. credentials. % West 56th-st-. 9TH
ave" Private residence.
4sT'H-ST. EAsT.-Handsome second floor;
private baths, other rooms. with board
references
SUPERIOR table board Is1 Madison ave.
near 3ith st. parluT dining rooini secure
taflc fer fall season now.
THE EDGEMERE Madison avenue
81 -Parlor dining room, and gentlemen
dining room tsmckiuS). Attractive rooms
cooking perfect
81 WEST SGD sT.-E,-zanriy furnished
rooms. with private bath. owners hand
some residence. near park: superior cuisine
I-Is7 MADIsON-AvE.. near 34th-st.-
Clean rooms superior cooking. dainty
service
A. EAST 34TH-ST.. near Madison-ave.-
Very fine rooms and board; private bath
table board. references.
L-e EAST ADD sT.-Wirter arrangements
can be made with beard large and
small rooms private bath. reference
4sTH-sT. "a wEsT-Iarge and small
rooms. all convenisEces. with or without
French cuisine: references.
142D- ST. Bic WEST Attractive. modern
house, rooms and board private Ameri-
an Eh-isL.an ..--.- n--- -- Co.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
Female.

COOK and T.AUNDREss $3.50; upper West
side. small family; upstairs girl TO help
with washing and ironing: must have reIer-
sr0e from last employer. Address h. Il.
tribune T-Dtowu Office. 1854 Rroacway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
FURNISHED ROOMS.

Single insertions cents per line. Sixteen
words. seven times consecUtiveiy. 81. which
entities advertiser 70 nave rooms entered in
The Tribune's Directory Of desirable Rooms
for period Of fourteen days. Write for
circular
Full information concerning these rooms
NAV be mad. free Of charge, at the Uptown
Once Of The Network Tribune, /, 364
Broadway. between 36th and 57th Sts.
FTRNIsHED ROOMS large and small;
private house. near subway station, ref
erences. 50 WEST l2sTH ST
LARGE FRONT Above ROOM: hand
somely furnished. private residence. near
Bedford ave. SIS ST Mark's-ave. Brooklyn.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. hot and cold
water. furnace heat; convenient home
like. 33a West Dist 81.
IN MODERN APARTMENT. near subway;
80 minutes from city Hail; references.
DOW, T9l Prospect-ave-
10th ST. 2Os WEST near Tth-avs}.-
Cool, light. quiet newly furnished, pr
vate family; references. reasonable. CAR-
DIFF
s4TH-sT.. 40 wEsT.-Large and medium
sized rooms unusually well furnished
in private house. near Central Park: ref
erenCes exchanged, telephone,
Attn ST. III EAST. Two large connect
ing rooms. suitable party gentlemen; other
rooms; references.
l6S EAST G1ST-S'T.. near Lexington. E.le-
CANT newly furnished room; running va
ter. private house.
43D-ST. 13 EAST opposite Hotel Manhat-
tan.-Two very desirable rooms one with
private bath. telephone
s5TH-ST i WEST.-Iarge and small
rooms newly furnished, suites for two or
telephone. references required
12i WEST SOD ST.-Desirable rooms, sin
gle en- suite. board. private. refined fam
iIv: gentlemen. references
23S WEST T6TH-ST.-Furnished room on
third and fourth floor private house;
gentlemen. references.
LARGE. newly furnished front room; twin
beds: gentlemen telephone 1I2 LeXtns-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
MACHINERY

=
AT REDUCED PRICES 500 second hand
WOOD and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed machinery bought and sX-
changed GEO. p EDDY. 29s Madison ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
ADVANCE RATE OF DISCOUNT.

Tor5on Sept. The rate Of discount of the
aart Of England was raised from 24z to per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
APARTMENTS TO LET.

AT tAlN MIN - y TIT
ofS WEST IO4TII-ST. Thoroughly over
hauled open plumbing, all improvements:
steam heated. hot water. : extra large well
I.ghtsd rooms. must be seen to hs appre-
lated rent S46 70 So. near Broadway, one
block from subway station Riverside Drive
ana Riverside Park. Apply Janttor-
loon ST 81 EAST.-Eignt large light
rooms and bath; all improvements; rent
SGT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08

BANKBOOK No. 445,6Cl Of the Union Dime
-a'..t7.ys Institution il missing Any per
son havfng "A claim 10 T. is hereby caleb
uuou "a present the same within tea usS =
or sub1uti 10 having said p@sshock cancelled
and new one issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
WORK WANTED.

Four lines mot exceeding "a vords,.
thres Insertions Is cents; seven inssr-
lions go cents Exceeding "a WORDS as INC
- han 40 words three insertions, 80
cents: seven insertions. 60 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08

RANKBDOH No 439.T13 Of the Union plnle
son having a claim 10 iJ Is hereby CARER
anon ~ present the same Within ten cay =
or submit To- having said pasauouh c-hteli7L'
and a new one Issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

ON GOLD. silver and precious stones
bought al HIGHEST market value. maze
into rev articles or exchanged LOT ne"
;,,.ei-,- ar Tauansse goods a. II F TEP-
yy1Et.E A,"T0PY 10 -. 3fSt. basement.
The Washington times., 1905-01-04
HOTEL STATIONERY

The arrangements of the best hotels
are Beginning to realize that the keeping
OF good stationery in their establish
ments is a good advertisement Ruled
writing paper with q large, ugly-Iookine.
engraving OF the hotel building, with
probably representation of a carriage
standing in front of it, and the whole
printed across the top or in the right
hand corner Of the paper, is now giving
way TO merely the name and address of
the establishments. embossed usually in,
pain or artistic gold letters, and on the
envelope the initials. also In gold The
paper itself. too, Is OF the finest quality
unruied. and OF convenient size
Good writing paper. like good clothes
creates good impression" said the
manager of one OF the first-class uptowa
hestelries. 1T costs US on an average
$500 month for stationery alone, but
we believe it to be paying Investment
Every letter written by a guest may b..
the means of attracting another guest
TO the hotel, simply by the Impression
created by the oanes New Work
Globe
The Washington times., 1905-01-04
HELP -JANTED-MALE g. FEMALE

WANTED-In Takona Park, man and Wife
Will pay wages TO woman, general house
work; give board and room TO man for one
days work in week and attending 10
job for others No garden or live stock
References for both required. Address or call
Mrs. MORRIS BIEN, corner Elm and Pine
ave, Takonna Park. d g II
WANTED-Ladies and gentlemen in office
well acquainted, for good proposition TO EN-
ploy spare time Address FAMOBROSIS, ~
Washington Loan and Trust Building
ja3-3t
WANTED-PupiIs 10 learn steaography In
$50 hours, money refunded. Send for book
let. STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. 3l5-3l6
Colorado Building. jaI-39t
The Washington times., 1905-01-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

winning City-Albert w Martin to
arthur e Randle, lot .. section 8. and
lot 20, section Z, SO.
lie Droit Park-Robert w TaIbott OF
ux- to Florence 8. Hamilton. lot 81
block 3, so. Florence s. Hamilton 10
Nary r. Talbot. same property. SO
Maryland Avenue northeast. between
Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets-Paul L
Dandridge ct ux- to trustees of Israel
Baptist Church, part original lot ),
square 1905, SO
Second Streets-Ernest G. ". Rehm ct
n. $40. - - o. '-'i :
Lanier Heights-Robinson White ct
Tx TO George s. Rees. part lot Il, So
Observation-Disclosures P. Newton ct
TX TO Adolph Dammann, lot 104, square
10, $40. George P. Newton ct ux. TO Will
liam L. Alexander, lots Jos and 10e
square 10, SO
Eleventh and Streets southeast
James r. King, jr, to Charles w King.
Charles W. King ct ux- TO Edwin Seton
and John R. Shields, same property SIC
Deanwood Heights-John w. Gregory
ct TX. to John 3. billiard, lot 3S. block
Riggs Street northwest, between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth Streets-Bet-
lie Z, Goodloe ct viz; Green c.. to VIII
SO. William T. WfIlett to Bette B.
Goodloe, same property, SO.
Clinbourne-Louise n Meyers ct al
10 C0dFieS a GOLDSMITH, lot 4S, block ).
$40.
Brookiand-Harry NJ. Griffith ct ux. to
Edwin s. Holmes, jr., part lot 2 block
40 SD
Bioon:n gdale-Arthur Briscoe to Jen-
ME E. Briscoe, lot 10, block T. SIG
1906 East Capitol Street-Philander c.
Johnson. trustee, to Sylvanus E. John
son. lot j. square l0l2. SO
Barry Ferm-Anna Hill ct al to Ar
mond Scott. part lot T. section g. 1925
Benning = Washington Abattoir Com
pany to Andreas Loffler, Michael A
Keane, and Nicholas Auth, trustees.
land and plant OF said company, S37, 500
1916 Thirty-third Street northwest
Harry Ransdell To Cassius NJ Lawrence.
part square 1919, $40
Eighth and G Streets northwest
Catholic University of America to
Thomas +. Walsh. part original lots
and 2, square 405. s2s. 900
Columbia Heights-Nettie B. Movers
ct yir. Louis H.. to George C. Johnson
lot 49, block 3D. $40.
r street northwest between Four
teef1th and Fifteenth Streets-Edwin g.
Hay et al, trustees. to Nellie Cart
wright, part lot T. square 239 sI3 0O0
Nellie Cartwright 10 Mary Ann Prince
same property SO.
K Street northwest. between First
Street and New Jersey Avenue-Da mel
A O'DonneIl ct al. to John A Joseuh
and Catherine Mccarthy, part lot J.
square $50, 81.
3 II Street northwest-John Moran ct
NIX TO James NJ Hines. lot 2, square gig
SIC -
The Washington times., 1905-01-04
wAETED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-By gentleman and son of 70 years,
room and board on CAPITOL Hill: reasonable
terms Address o DoNEELL, sth and G SITS.
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WANTED-Well heated sunny front room.
with board for lady. in refined private family =:
viii furnish own light. bed linen. and towels;
exchanged Address BOX 27C This Office
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The Washington times., 1905-01-04
FOR LIGHTHOUSES.

FOR REM
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. NC.
REAL Estate. LOANS. AND INSCR-
ANCE. III; z ST ~ W.
TELEPHONES IL s4s and N ssss
The Washington times., 1905-01-04

Oil Heaters, 800, $3.50, sa.oo, s2.eo,
$3.50. $500 A Eberly's Sons, rs 18th NV.
The Washington times., 1905-01-04
BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.

FOR SALE-Young parrots, canarscs. tat-
bits. guinea piss. dogs. cats and pets of ali
kinds. Birds boarded for the summer
SCdMfD'S BIRD STORE. ~ I2th st NV
and csI II St me- ae.0-tf