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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-17

Two white men, John Mccormick and O. S. Murrell, were arrested by Lieu tenant Broadway of the revenue cutter Winona on complaint of the captain of an Italian bark After a hearing this afternoon before United States Com missioner Rickarby they were dis missed on account of lack of evidence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-17

" Lee Partridge, w. M Marshall. H. R Upton, William Donglas. sRacheman, Skaggs and General Whiting.
 Houscparties are the principal di- version of the summer and the Jack Ross cottage at the Point, the Mecca of the fortunate 4 party of young peo- pie left this afternoon to take possess sion of 1t until Monday. the personnel of the party ensuring two days of mer-- riment and unailoyed fun. These young people are Misses Kathleen and Theo Williamson, Kitty Allen, Heline Maury, Clara Ross. Elmore Rundle, Ar thur ,Yerger, Erwin Little. Russell Ladd. Jack Ross. William Ross, Con Littie,t chaperoned by Mir. and Mrs. J. s. Barrett. Mrs.. Walter Williamson and Mrs. Binary Allen.
 Mrs. Lawier and her granddaughter, Miss Ida Richardson. have gone tb- their plantation at Tailadega to spend the summer.
 The Do-as- s-You-Please Club Is being enaertained this afternoon by Mrs. B, F. Adams.
 Dr. and Ms. Greenwood Ligon and family have moved to Daphne for the summer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-17
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Furnished residence for June.
 July and August; IA S. Perry St.. one block from Dexter Ave; telephone. electrie lights, bells, etc. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-17
Paced ssens and Gravel WIIh ExerueIaiIag Pains

aGeranium. 10s; old England. 1ost Lola. Rockiands, Flammula, Neptunuss 1o1s Contend, 100; Jackstaff, S8; Chimney Sweep. 9e9 Belietrix. sS; Sonfssses,
 Third race, the Foam: dye furionss of futurity course--Jncobite, 1145 ln~ quisitor.. lls; Beaufor. 1is; sufaciencys iS Fonrth race, the Tide; mile and quar- terA@ Clafrngorm, Agile. HotShot. EyBon- by, Migraine. iss; Tradition lst ...... Brush, fSaaa ies: yii Eiikdom. SS caiapash, i5s: Alice Ds Gay. Speedway y.,;s Sonsistsn.t ! sss.s Power, Kingsmera Phyllis A io4; gan- Isa Daisy. s7; Lord Provost. 90; Cas-
 sixth race. mile and sixteenth on Beaucaire. iis;. Joound, ii: stanping Woodasaw, l01.
 At Memphis.
 Memphis, Tenn, June fs.--The nsid- Club begins tomorrow. The meeting. which will last nineteen days. will be held under the auspices of the Western opening day Is the Blum City handicap for which five well known hahdfcap horses are carded to contest.
 Toniorrew's Entrier.
 
 trigue. 91; Canyon, i1o; stand Pat Pinkerton. I03; Mindora. 106; Yada4 s5s Bombino. 102; Spencerfan. TOT. Ina Gray, Blue Grass Lad, t03; Jack Kercheyilfe, 103; Watchful. Bitter Brown. 104: Quinn Brady. A0s, Qsee, 1o7- latan. 10g; Joe Lesser. The Regent Payne, I02s Aladdin, 112.
 Fourth race. Blum City handicap mile and a sixteeuth--Shenandoa eb ! Mainland. 104; High Chancellor. 111s Beknighted, 9S; Gregpr Ks 112.
 Fifth race. six furfongs, selling My 96; Jake Ward, f01 Bonnie prinos Charlie Owasca, Optional. 103s Safe Guard, 106; eBeautiful and Best. 111s DoIinda, i65; Invasion. ios; f.'samelson. 109.
 Sixth race, mile and an eighth. sells ing-Bonar. 90; Col. Preston, ae g1daie
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-17

Ben Maas left yesterday for his home in Canton. Miss, after visiting reIa- tives here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-17

Miss Alba Gassenheimer of Montgom- cry is the guest of Miss Amelia Koen- ingsthal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-17
IRON sAFFs FOR aATF

 FIRE PROOF. burglar proof. time lock exchange for any kind. Phone 12S Base. ment Moses Bldg. c. J. ThrasheF. te
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-17
FINANCIAL.

WORTH while knowing-If you have a dia- mond you want to dispose of or borrow money on bring 1t to us and we will make you a liberal offer. Montgomery Loan Co,
 N. Court tG--27
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-17

L. P. Fleming of Montgomery spent today in Selma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-17
Bradley Morrow Dead.

During last night Bradley A. Nor row, who was taken to the Selma mfr mary yesterday, died from dropsy Mir. Morrow has been sick for some time but was able to be up and about until few days ago. Last week he went to Shelby Springs for the benefit of his health, but steadily grew worse ana physicians there advised him to return to Selma. He arrived here yesterday and wa scarried to the infirmary, where he expired last night.
 MT. Morrow was probably one of the best known men in Selma, having llved the majority of his life here and was in~sile brokerage business for a number of years. He was about 4S years old. He had never been married and leaves no near relatives in this city, although he has a brother living in Kentucky. He was a member of the Church Street Methodist Church and the funeral ser vices were held at o'clock this after noon, conducted by the Masonic lodge, of one of which he was a member.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-17

". Oates. orvflie Cawthon. A. P. Bush. Lee Partridge, w. M. Marshall. H. R. Upton, William Donglas. sRacheman, Skaggs and General Whiting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-17
TYPEWRITERs AND sUPPLIFs.

TYPEWRITERS sold, exchanged, rented and repaired; supplies for all makes of ma- chimes; Remington Standard Typewriter P
 A. Etheridge. Salesman, 36M Commerce St. phone 29s. tf-1e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-17

LosT-Two-year-old setter dog; head near ly black. with slight tan marking; body almost white. recently clipped; touched with mango; answers to name Doctor Please return to w. A. Gayle and receive suitable reward.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-17

It is reported fin the city that the headqllarters of Harvey E. Jones', Jr., Travelling Passenger Agent of the Nj. and O., have been changed from Jack son, Tenn, to Meridian. Miss. This is a well deserved promotion and will bring Mir. Jones nearer to his home in this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-17

F. F. Lagre and wife of Camden were visitors to the city today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-17
THE NEWS OF SELMA
Advertiser Bureau.

Selma, June l1. g
 Probably the first court martial among the local military companies will be held by the Abbott Rifles in its store next Tuesday night. At least Captain Aycock of the Abbott Rifles ordered Second Lieuetnant B. K. Craig of the same company last night to hold a court martial in the company armory on the night of that day. when charges against a member of the company will be brought and trial will be held unless some settlement fin the matter is brought about before that time.
 Last night was the regular muster drill night of the company and the ma jority of the members were in line and an excellent drill was gone through with on the streets. About 10 o'clock the company was marched to their armory where the roll was called and the most of the members discarded their uniforms and put on heir citizens clothes. Among those to do this was Corporal Ben Bibb.
 Members of the company are author ity for the statement that as soon sas Bibb had donned his citizen clothes he left the armory. Captain Aycock sent Private Ciaughton John- son after him. Corporal Bibb was over taken and Captain Aycock's message but 1t Is said that instead of to the armory Corporal Blob sent "saucy" answer in return and when the message was delivered to him by Private Johnson, Captain Aycock ordered Lieutenant Craig to hold court martial
 In ordering the court martial Captain Aycock instructed lieutenant Craig to have a rigid Investigation and to issue the full penalty to Corporal Bibb if he was proven guilty of the charges that will be brought against him. It is stated that if Corporal Bibb is proved guilty an example will be made of hing Tor the benefit of the other members ,f the company and as Captain Aycock s firm disciplinarian many think that 10 clemency will be shown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-17

,. Hooper Adams will leave tomorrow
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-17

w A, strimpson of Mobile was in Selma today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-17

Mayor F. J. Lyons denied most em- phatIcalIy the report that the water In the creek that supplies the city water works had been condemned. He said that the report had been started by some one who evidently wanted to hurt the city. He said that. the water had (ruth in the report that 1t was In bad condition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-17

The Do-as-You-Please Club Is being entertained this afternoon by Mrs. B. F. Adams.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-17

Dr. and Ms Greenwood Ligon and family have moved to Daphne for the summer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-17
sociaI nnd PernonnI.

was indulged in until late hour.
 Social and Personal.
 Miss Estelle Adler will leave in a few days to visit friends in Greenvllle. Miss
 Mir. and Mrs J. c. Adler left Thurs day for an extended trip through Colo rado, California, oregon and Missouri Liepold Maas has returned to his home in New Orleans after attending the Maring- Maas wedding.
 Miss Sadie Lobman of Montgomery is the guest of Mrs. Herman Ullman.
 Lionel Haas of Montgomery is spend- ing few days here with friends. =
 Ben Maas left yesterday for his home in Canton. Miss, after visiting rela- tives here.
 Miss Alba Gassenheimer of Montgom- cry is the guest of Miss Amelia Koen- ingsthal.
 L. P. Fleming of Montgomery spent today in Selma.
 F. E. Lagre and wife of Camden were visitors to the city today.
 W. A, strimpsOn of Mobile was in Selma today.
 J. Hooper Adams will leave tomorrow
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-17

Articles of incorporation were filed in ern Cement Company. with q capital stock of $2,000. They. propose to do construction work of all kinds that re- T. C. McGonigal Is President; Aubrey Boyles, Vice-President; Moses Kohn, Secretary, and W. c, Fritter, General Manager. The main office will be in Mobile.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23
A. 4. a. TO DROP BASKETBALL.
Next seasOn Player May travel on Thelr
Own Hook and p1ay for Cash or Glory.


One OF the Amateur Athletic Union officials
informed RrN reporter yesterday that at
the annual convention OF the Metropolitan
Association next September basketball would
DO dropped from the list Of sports controlled
by the 4. A, L. Of 4. The majority or the
board OF governors OF the Metropolitan Asso-
citation are In favor Of the move. 30 that peNt
winter deNotees Of the game will be at liberty
70 travel on their own hook and play for cash
or glory like the baseball players. otballers
billhrdists and o'ler branches Of free for all
snort, 4,
Inc recent scandalous happenings IN con
nection with the cham pionship tourney have
prompted the action. In the match against
the Central Y. NJ. G. A. the New York A. G.
players received pretty rough treatment at he
gallery aimed a chair at bic RunRe's head.
but II missed him and crashed on the floor,
n Se sn9Ht hTsy neSTiY TOOK the eye out
players were shOwered Wit h cigar and cigarette
butts, and they were booted, Missed and
tenant Of the New YORK a. CO C., Who looked
after the interests Of the team during the
tourney. said Yesterday that the Ney York
4, &. would never again take part IN a basket
ball championship under the same conditions.
But i seems the Central Y NJ. G., A. team
are not satisfied. for on behalf Of that team
James c, Russell sent long letter 10 The
Sun explaining, the injustice OF giving the
fret prizes to the New York A, c, He says
A. G. and in the Central game several fouls
were credited wrongfylly to the, winged foot
team. After the conclusion Of the New York
A, C-Centrh Y. NJ C. A. game, and when
F. l.. Gross. chairman OF the basketball COM
mlttee OF the Metropolitan Association stated
that no protest was made against the New
York A. &. james r, sullivan. president OF
the Metropolitan Association said that Rus
sell had written him letter similar 70 the
one he had sent THE SUH. but that he had
received no oficial protest against the New
York A. &. and that anyway II was too late
now for such action
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23
BETTING ON AUTO CUP RACE.
ODDS OFFERED NJ BOOKM IRERS
on TWENTY-ONE FRENCH CARS.

Past Performances Count, and Thery, last
Years winner, u Distance
~ the Race changed FROM $50 To
$40 KnOmeterS-WOTk on the Course
in France. where there IL bookmAkinR on
all sports, they are now betting o.. the pros
lecis Of the cars entered qualifying In the
animation race for the French team In the
,,ruuptt cup race. Twenty-fOuF cars have
been entered for the elimination contest,
and the first three In this race will compose
the French team in the international COM
petitton. The figures quoted In the foreign
rapers lust to hand are based on only twenty
onr entries however the last three entries,
the Hotchkss cars. not being included
Il Is evident that past performances here
Rad considerable influence in the making Of
the books, for Thery, the winner OF last years
race Is the layorite at = 70. I, With Gabriel.
tilradot, Clement, Heath and FoTman follow
,ug in the order named. The full list OF odds
h as follows:
plrtricn, 6 10 !; Glra-dot (Charron -GIrardot
VolSU. q to /; 4. Clement CBayArd ClemenO, 70 /;
h gs6Sar So 20 l. TSSts anhsfd Re
y.ssori. to i Rouger (de DistTichl. u 70 /: I'd
9G f9S 10 bS s ds b IL SSIS % R@oy
Gobron Il 70 /; stead tRlohArd -BrASlerj 10 10 (.
Wagner t6snScqI, % 70 !; SsE dSsnsSii ifeFesj'
"a Tououbre tDsracQj. 80 70 /; Laperoi auto.
notoI, 100 10 J.
Preparations for the elimination trial and
for the big race are going steadily forward.
The members or the \. Z. Y, sporting com.
mission have been spending a good deal OF
time on the Auvetgne Circuit fixing up the
course and the Cositions for the stands. In
order 10 allcW the race TO start from and
finish az % same spot, the A. {. +, has com
munica.<d with the different foreign clubs.
ask < whether they had any objection TO the
q tance OF the race being reduced rom $50
& 500 kilometers, and so far all the replies
are in favor Of this change being made.
II was discovered that mistake occurred
IN the calculation OF the racing course dis
lance The distance IL not as originally
published, 1872 kilometers for each circuit,
but 1877 klnmeteTs, and Is made up az follows.
From QuAtre Routes de Clermont to Quatre
Routes de Nebouzat. II kilometers. from
Uuatre Routes de NebouZat 70 Rochetort, IS
klometers from Rochefort 70 Bourg Lastic.
n kilometers: from BourR Iastc to Sauyag-
nat 20 klometers. from Sauvagnat 70 Pom
taumur IS kilometPrs: from Pontaumur 20
Ouatre Routes de Clermont. SO kilometers.
Total l37 kilometers II Is this that made
the change in the distance OF the race neces-
cary
tensivNly used for trying out the cars which
viii take part In the eliminating trials. Alex,
Hnier Burton OF the Mercc des team hc1
Girardot, who will drive c. q, Y. we're out
last week. Thery. the winner OF last year ,
race, and Caillois. also OF the Georges Richard
Paris 70 Monaco and Thery made a similar
nip on his cup car. NJ. @. Bernin. formerly
W Gould BrokAw's driver, who will pilot q
Renaut car IN the race. is also at work on the
course. The latter is being placarded with
100 signs showing the turns. grades, &C.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
CaiedOnIans Beat Paterson Rangers In
SemI-FInAl Cup Tie.

CaIedOnianS Beat Paterson Rangers In
semI-FinAl Cup Tie.
One Of tho finest games OF association
football that has been seen In this vicinity
this season took place yesterday at Bronx
oval. where the New York Caledonians and
Paterson Rangers played the semi-final
cup tie for the championship Of New York.
The Paterson men made = hard struggle
for victory, but the Caledonians maintained
the upper hand all through the struggle
and eventually won by goals TO o.
This gives the Caledonians their place
I'm the final tie for the Championship, which
their team viii contest with Houywood Inn
next Saturday at Cosmopolitan Park, Newark.
one OF the features OF the game was the
play Of Bobby TAYLOR on the hail batk line
-of the CAlOdoniAns. He has Just returned
from San Francisco, after many year, absence
from New York. TAFT and Fault also played
a fns combination game on the right wing,
While stark and Kerry worked hard on the
left Cullen and J. Campbell saved 10Y
Of Ghots in their territory for Patterson, and
the hall backs stTove hard 70 avert defeat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23
LAKEWOOD HORSE SHOW.
Many Prizes for the GouIds-Trouble Over
Conditions VI EntTtea.

Conditions VI EntueA.
HAYWOOD. n. D., April 13.-Mra. c. r.
Van ieusen Of PittsburE divided honors
with George J. Gould's entries In the outdoor
horse chow OF the Lakewood Country club
to-day. The horse show committee came In
for q great deal Of criticism tonight for allow
ING entries OF non-residents after announcing
ssds ehf e Sf 8HeSn Sbd eoaSss
Elected ' iRe S snGf '1 Of pT GeofSe Fsies
baker Of Philadelphia, who has spent the
inter here. The S9onLnittss siteTI,afrd
ded!ued to exhibit his hoTsee A rupture
IN the exclusive country club u expected
Miss MARJORIE Could won a blue ribbon in
he class for saddle horses with her Eray
mare la Belle George J. GOuld's favorite
mare received a blue ribbon ip lie class,
and kingdom Gould also took q blue ribbon
IN tae class for polo ponies with King. bay
Mrs Van Heusen took nearly all the honors
IN the class for harness horses.
Class s-Haness horses-won by vlrEinla Coon.
{ N Van Heutsn: Heschhm Prince, eh ., and fIitl.
Or coS5 9% y, o,i * M s5 ' W. W. ov M,t' sy
Ms. GeoICtJ Gould, bird - :.
Ia Belle br. M. OWNED By Miss Marjorie could
'C.,sHs ~, g., owned W Df. Charles L. hndlty.
las S. Division A-saddis horses under 10
NAnds-Non by Polly, ch m. owned ~ MT y, l.
htrbeu. Happy lee. b. a., owned by " l. herbeu'
hoond' ketHucky, bf. g.. owned by r. '. CotheT'
o. Class T. uygision A-Hoises IN hkrness-Won By
i,Hncess Oh. n, owned b. EiNV !. James; hAtel
pc, n,tn AaioL' r. bs owned BY FTsnk iI =; w.
N0ulctu Proctor third.
Class T. Division B-Pon In harness, - hands
o. ovcr-Won BY z. Richmond, b. O., owned by
/ Hgb,ri, ssooadi lou c. h v. NJ owned BY
Class S-Poio 20 BY Queen. Oh. N.
owned by George j. Gould: Polly. en-, M owned
w Mn. n. l.. Herbtr, second Happy Lee, b. a.
owned BY n, l. herbeTt third -. .
q. owned b. Nh, g. NJ Wan HCusen; pNtcne.a
slh' b. m, oWntd b. Nm trrinr 7. Bush third
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23
LAWN TENNIS.
Play in Indoor Tournament on st. NichOlAs
Rink.

Play In the indoor tennis tournament was
resumed yesterday afternoon on the courts
OF the ST. Nicholas Skating Rink with mixed
doubles a. the event. Six teams are entered
for the prizes and two matches were run on
before dark. The winning teams were Miss
Katherine Barney and b. 8. Prentice OF Har-
ward, and Mrs. Ernest lselin and Theodore
r. Pell. The scores:
Mixed Doubles-Fist round-Miss Katharine
Barney and b s. Prentice defeated Miss Cynthia
Roche and Joseph ID. Forbes, IS, 81; MIS-. Er-
nest lseiln and Theodore r. Pell defeated Miss Ger
trude Pei and Fred watson. 81 $500
on Saturday OF this week tho New York
Lawn Tennis Club will formally open the
season OF 1905 BY holding special exhibition
nue. and rad street. The newly elected
oT'oers of the club are: President Dr,
Julian r. Smythe: vice president Robert
n Perkins: secretary, nimon v. Roberts;
treasurer, nr. J. J. Neville captain, X. Bryan;
first Lieutenant, Nylie G., Grant, second lleu-
tenant. 1 theodore Il. Peil: governors. Robert
lie Roy and Robert NJ. Beckley.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23
RELIAsLE U1IIIIIIIIIK CHEAP

\, antloucs or vp.Cas luty must Dc IN petItC'
,rtr ~ bargains or we don't take them on sac;
ROAD TEsr given and FRkE INSTRUCTIONS '" OIL
T6ree entire hoors-eAch city block long
{, mined mn BAR0kfNs. Latest arrivals mcludc-
Etn, tnur naa1ngeT. $50, Packard lunncau,
ts55 nne Tor hacking United STATE Long DIs' tl
T1uriuV Car nyc passgugrr prAcWcall! NV NV l.oss.
a. 80 lsst AUTUMN f575. StaTchmont, t25O lehh
I'VE passenger model, $50. Pour cyiln9iett 30 tSg
Locomobile, glass front, lhain0 ttao kfo6iIg
StsanSt Runsbout top. $50 Pope Robinson e5an L6
new iour-cyundcT, thirty hoIse Eos' tHoi' S;S0
PTSctcally new taGs Winton $50; Columbia Electric
- NE new Is75. Rambler, sixteen horse, Two
sefi,drrs giass front Baskets. Lamps tcosl NS5o
isst aut,irnnl $3.50 Franklin Tonngau four cylhatI
~, I'm ~ ~ ike new $500 paHacq sixteen
w.. D3,Frrft cost $4,000, pC rect condition to5O
DaTTaro, nine horse $50. Peerless $50; Aui3ear
6can 40 Rambler like new. S575. other unusual
opportunities ..1-,,..-r
WUJIs's AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
4. Park Place through TO murray 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23
BASKETBALL.
xavier A. A. Defeats 81. GeOrge A. c. In
Championship Series.

The championship tourney Of the Metro
polltan Association was concluded last night
At the Young Mems Hebrew Association.
The Xaviers. who had already secured the
second Mace met and defeated the st. George
&. The Atlas A. c. was pitted against the
West Side Y NJ. c. A., but the latter was
short a man and forfeited the match to the
Atlas. This leaves a tie for fourth and nith
niaces between the St. George 4. {, ana htlas
70 their credit 800, ,-.,.i.-,
In the Xavier-St George match the AavleTs
led from the start and never let the ISSUE al
doubt. The score was 93 70 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23

l., a.. ,,.,r,c bus,ness Il IL essential that deaeT
should be No position 10 make immediate dellveIes'
ME rIsh for electncs has already comfnshCfSu'
all b. hung up for this type Of automobue aInohE
Inc arriyais az Rice's Broadway depot lasl HSt 49,
were some special Newport summer caIneges VIZ
canopy top and several taking doctors SeIIesstes
Wort 4 Toing on apace toward the complexion OF tne
nice eIpects 10 show the public as nahusohe t
ters fof electrcs as could well pc conSeNSSu
& "A Rice is also the Eastern agent ioI we NVT rSl
yresteTn storage Battery Company ptoducL. ~, ms
comnsny makes one Of the most enlcient spaTkihg
batteries on the market
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23

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perfect condition. f1sk tires; demonatfeuon giNen'
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krts t25 clock six extra castings l91i 0i VI, ~,
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23
S5nnn ILMP GuIHI E0R SIS.

OompntlnE tWQ Bulel ShaPt FrsneI 1,r'O.
s,reil guaranteed Outht which u tAlh o. The Waot.
hssdausrieTs Gray ;Dayt, SolaL 40 D''u LemP''
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23

J.. X. croSsley Of East orange and Newark TOOK
delivery from Bird Archer Of his 20 hoIss-P1Httr
Welch last week This machine u eActeuhe
hsndsome Il has A wheel base Of III nches Anu
Is a combn alton limousine and touring car. nc
iimousne "a n Of the BODY mis- right on the lolIea
rrndering IL very simple 20 nave cI9Seu OF
open vehicle as occasion should arse. lHt ISi
H. unholstered In morocco leather, Is elecI'Aug
LIGHTED and heated and Is equipped Win cola
storage box for touring purposes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23
FOR SALE.

AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS.
II you want 70 buy 4 second -hand Automobils'
eel our price Q n0ora iammed with bargains.
TIMES SQUARE AUTOMOBILE CO..
ie west cen e.. two doom east Of Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23

Skinned weekly from the bridgeport factory
The product is coming through In eAceAehI shape
and + giving entire satisfaction