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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-25

To cure dyspepsia and indiges-
ton take one tablet after each
meal of DR.. Simmons Anolyne
Dyspepsia Tablets; they digest
what you eat; soc a box at
WATsoN's DRUG STORE
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lrANTED-B Bright girls, fourteen years q
Sc and over. have an excellent chance %
earn %. sell merchandise by serving as
indie wrappers and store messengers, good
llaIies and promotions as deserved. Ap-
ly az once 10 s. kANN, SONS & co.
ocI4-5t
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Miscellaneous.

LACE CURTAINS I.AUNI1..HzD, sc a pair;
good home work. 14Is A 81. So. ocl4-St
MATTRESSES MADE OVER on premises,
81 81. like new. Drop postal J. J. FEENEH.
2T Penuzy ylvauil ave. ocl4-sf
YOU CAE RUN YOUR BUSINESS with too
IeW e.uluyes-if You are satisfied 70 F1aks
IttR nou-v-5r even % lose a little. But
yea may lie able 10 date Jour prosperity
IlC.a the uAe yul published some Help
wanted ads.
A-OLD CARPET WOVEN INTO dne art
rugs. only weaving concern here, WASH
INGTON RUG CO., sS1 5th st. Phone lSz5.
RpS-f
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

y
FoLDENBERG's S. 7th and X sts. NV
). kANN. SONS q CO., oth ana Market space.
EhFlN'S ; CIGAR STORE, l4th and Fla. ave.
ERk kIls.s CIGAR STORE, zsl2 18th - ~.
ROBERT 7. FEIZOLD The Harvard Phar-
macy. lltR and Harvard sts. NV.
". A. DAZZLING, cor. l4th ana sts. NV.
L. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor gJh ST.. hn0ds
CHAa- - HOHNCNG. CAUsuanl Pharmacy
~. cor. 7th and 81 sts. NV.
DOM q SANFORD. New York ave- aha
North Capitol 81.
r. a. VEITCH. aOth and Ii sts. NV.
2UlGLE4.S = PHARMACY, Zlst ana q sta' nv.
GlLLELIE a. co. l4th and l. SIS. nW
? a. WAGNER g. CO. Is ana II sts NV
4. ~" IAlLOE. cor. 5th and 4 sts. NV.
Et->1ENE h. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa ave. NV
COBLENTZ PHARMACY, North OaFlle.
st. and Florida ave.
NORTHEAST.
fOHSTONS BOTANICAL pHARMACF, cor,
lSJa 81. and tlorlaa ave He,
cHAS. II. BLUMER, n Cap. and r sts. ne.
4eCHEsNEf 4 JOACHIM, cor. I'd and Il SIS.
SOUTHEAST
4 T. POWELL. lth and East Capitol Hts.
JDONN ELL DRUG CO.. Otn and ST.,
Il s. FEALY. nv. cor. 1lth 81. ana Pa ave.
SOUTHWEST.
s. HUGO EIsENBEIss. 7ih ana streets.
ANACOsTIA
HURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sJs-
BROOKLANp. d. c.
ARTHUR H. f. LUERssEN, Drug store.
ALEXANDRIA. "a.
r. L CARNE & CO.. 7J3 King q.
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Dancing.

THE ORDWAY, 4gl Ilth 81. n W.-Every
Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday even
Ing; beginners class 80. advanced S.s8.
Lady assistants. Pr5pe~ discretion used sa
admitting scholars 70 our academy. Lesson,
SOC; six lessons. $3.50 Private lesson by ap-
pOintment. Hail for rent night or day.
se21-sot PROF. CHAs. NJ WYNDHAM.
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WANTED-YoUHg man IN picture frame shou
To- learn business. Address BOX l76. Times
office. 0cIG-2t
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For Rent
UEiGrnishee ItsOms.

/ -FOUR pleasant rooms. near cars: Sl2 month.
] Address BOX l53. Times office. ocle-2t
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Wanted-ROomS.

WANTED-Two unfurnished rooms, one suit
able for cigar stand. Address 8. L. K, SIS
~ 81. sw. ocI6-3t
WANTED-By couple without children. three
rooms for light housekeeping. Address BOX
193 Times office. II
WANTED-By young couple, three rooms on
second floor. unfIrnished: heat and gas for
light housekeeping; state price per month
Address BOX I9l. Times Office II
IF YOU WANT your rooms rented. hiring
them 10 GERSON. DENT & CO. Gil Tth ST
NV, as are the only real estate agents In
the city who rent out furnished rooms.
ocs-3ot
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1919 18TH sT.-NiceIy furnished rooms.
ocIC-Ct
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Wanted-AgentS.

AGENT5-BOOKER II. WASHINGTON tbs
worlds greatest negro, has written an auto
biography. Il sells like lightning: aRenls
make 80 day; write for free outnt j /.
NICHOLS & CO. NapsryllIe, III. ocIs-Tt
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SOUTHWEST.
$. HUGO EIsENBEIss. 7th and 3 streets.
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Dentistry.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATEs-No extracting
no pain; look, feel. act, and last longer than
natural teeth: shruuken faces made normal I,
painless hniDg. DR.. J. L WILSON, 1913 =
81. NV. se25-33t
FIRST-CLASS WORK. LOW PRICES-Set
Of teeth s. up: gold crowns, s. up, gold
nuings 81 up. silver hNinss, Soc; work
guaranteed. 10 pain LR GEO l. Ed
MONDS, so + ST. NV. se2G-30t
DIR OTIS ". ELZEY DENTIST.
s. ". Cor. 10th and SITS. =. W
Gold Crown and BridgewOrk Specialist.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money positively
refunded; moderate prices. Phone NJ 4212
sel1-tf
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Help Wanted-Female.

.ANTED-ThorOughly experienced coat and
Lit saleswuman- Apply BOX Isl. Times Of
e. ocl6-tt
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE CENT A WORD roz

EITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents q word for All other classified
advertisements for less than three Insertions.
II inserted for thres OF uora consecutive
days. one cent a word Tor each insertion.
These rates do NOT Apply % Personals,
Advertisements viii be accepted at any OF
The follow ing branch CfiiCes az regular once
rates. II al IS IEcons enlenJ 10 leave advertise
snents az either a branch cruCe or The Times
Business once. they may be telepbOned direct
10 The Times Chain 5zluJ. ana messenger
VII call % collect without additional charge
~ the advertiser.
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Help Wanled-haIe.

Help Wanled-Hale.
WANTED-Men % learn barber trade New
system. Eight weeks completes. Tools do
mated Diplomas awarded. POSitloEs guar
anteet Catalogues free MOLERs s BAR
DER COLLEGE, lsI Prince 81. New YORK
city. ocIz-5t
TWO OR THREE simple statements of fact
IN want ad--may change and enlarge the
whole outlook for you!
WANT ED-A stenographer, young man pre-
feTTed. Apply THOMAS B. sYAfONS. Marv-
land Agricultural College. College Park Md
oCll-7t
WANTED-Immediately experienced drtv-
era for delivery wagons also packers and
addressers, from eighteen TO tweuty-ons
years OF age. and bright boys from fourteen
10 seventeen years q ago for fc0r service,
stock rooms. delivery wagons, bundle wrap
ping. etc. Apply between g ana 90 a. ru 10
!. g. j. IreanoT. with WOODWARD q
LOIHROP' Oet-tf
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Help Wanted-Male.

WANTED-YoUHg man In picture frame shop
To- learn business. Address BOX l76. Times
office. ocI6-2t
wANTED-Bar porter looz Pennsylvania ave
WANTED Experienced bundle wrappsrs An
ply az MAYER BROS. q CO. s37 + 81. NV.
OCl5-Tt
wANTED-shoemnker to do repairing. asa
u ST. Uw, ucl6-2t
wANTED-candymalser. HoBAN's. 4sl sth
ST. NV ocis-3t
wANTED-Eyery janitor at Room 10. Re
formers Hail. az S o'clock tonight il
wANTED-A boy IN store Apply arter 6
p m- G4s II st. ne It
WANTED-Cash boys; good pay and quick
promotion. Apply TO Superintendent. HECHT
~ CO., 5l8-5l5-5l7 5th st. oeI6-2t
wANTED-A coIoTed man 10 make himself
useful IN bar room Apply JOHN j. KINNY.
o-y mn St. sW oel6-st
ROUTE boys with bicycles; all sections city.
start a. M; So and 81 monthly. Call 2O4 Ar
thur place. squJre from B. and o. oCI6-st
wANTED-Two first class street backmen
The DUPONT STABLES. rear OF l726 p st
NV. It
WANTED-50 Iaborers: steady work ADDIy
g21s X st. ociS-5t
wANTED-A good helper on coats. consraD,
work, good pay. 4S2 i ST. sw. oci6-st
BOYS you can make good income by sell
ing the Saturday Evening Post after and be-
fore school hours. they cost cents sell Tor
3 cents and are Tetunable; prizes are given
for good work and l VIII start you with 10
free copies. Apply Thursdays 10 VIM SMITH
az Hayes Newsstand, 10th and 81 NV. or
204 Arthur Place NV. sels-tu. w-St
JEwEI.RY sALEsM AN-Only hustler nesd
apply; capable OF giving bond and able 70
control good trade; man able TO make $50 to
$50 a week IS the kind we want Apply Nan
ager. CASTELBERG' s. 955 Pennsyiyanla ave
l1h5I-tu.tn sa-tf
WANTED-Boy in cigar store. s32 Pennsyl-
vania ave. OcI5-3t
wANTED-E Experienced presser at 1918 IAN
ST. nv" ocl5-St
WANTED -Bushelnsan and .presser; colored or
white good wages, S2l 4l4 ST. NV ocl5-St
WANTED-InstaIIment collector. for naerehan-
else accounts. good salary ana expenses. Ad-
dress GLOBE COMPANY. I25 Chestnut St,
ihliauei pil-t' Ia ocl5-3t
wANTED-Erand boy with wheel. KEENE.
Isi- Z ST nNt. oCl5-3t
WANTED-MechanicaI craftsman: must bc
quick and accurate good pay 20 right man
APPLY PAPER FACTORY foot OF South Cap
itoi 81 oc15-St
WANTED-Is-year-oI white boy. who has
knowledge OF bookkeeping Apply GEO. n
KEENE. 1910 + st. nv oe15-st
WANTED-one busheIulan and coat makers
n. F. SELF, lSS1 = 81. NV ocl5-2t
WANTED Experienced, reliable. single clerk
for lunch counter. references. 3f9 Pennsyl-
yania ave. nv. ocl5-zt
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Personal.
COUNTESS MACKENZIE LONG.
PROPHETOLOGIsT.

CONSULTING CL.AIRVOYANT SPECIALIST
Extraordinary ClaiTvOyant power. combined
with superior know ledge OF palmistry en-
sbies me 10 read your life. Infancy 10 oI1
age, giving COmmOn-sensc advice in love.
marriage, divorce, and family affairs; how
to fssciuate one Of your desire. reunite the
separated. remove evil influence; true path
10 happy and fortunate life. Information
clear, concise. and 70 the point giving names.
dates and facts. ~ STE ST n W
se39-f
FOR HIRE-Sew Tuxedo. full dress. and
81 NV. se20-30t
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HENSl HENS! HENSI

FOR SALE-SaCTllce. departure entire con-
tents . rooms upright Chickerug plano;
mahogany and oak bedroom, dining, and
parlor furniture. carpets. rugs. folding beds
81. NV oCI4-3g
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Help Vented
Male anu Femaia.

Help Vented
Male anu Female.
WANTED-You 20 know we teach an .taD5-
ard systems Of shorthand and typswrttfng
ana can prepare pupils FOR positions fn 81
70 - days. STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY.
,-,.2-.,to 1-4-llhs. oc4-sot
wANTED-LAdIes and men % canvas for In
staument clothing house on salary. address
BOX is5, Times Office. ocI5-8t
WANTED-Tallor or tailoress. Apply to
,5l.o, Al.EHANDER. HyettsYiils. a1. It
WANTED-BundIs wrappers: good salary and
permanent positions. Apply KINGS PAL
M -, e-o .t- - pN, ocls-St
WANTED-Woman or man and wife Tor
Work on suburban place. one car fare SOC SIN
-
Wanted-Agents.
AGENTs-BOOKER T. WAsHINGTOT- The
world greatest negro has written an auto
biography Il sells like lightning: agents
make 80 day; write for free 0utnt j L.
NICHOLS Co. Naperyllle, III. ocIS-Tt
Situations Wanted-hale.
4 4
driver or any kind OF outside work I6lS
COyiuEtun 81. NV. II
yYANTED-PositIon by reliable white man
with a good erection company, j. A. S. s22
Pennsylvania ave NV oci5-6t
wANTED-By experienced meat cutter sn5
grocery clerk position. Address BOX p. B.
y, Times ONCE. ooI4-st
Situations Wanted
Female.
wANTED-By a colored girl. place as house
worker Please call al s24 Sd ST. nv. It
wANTED-By cOlored woman. days work.
s25 Sd 81. NV. II
wANTED-By resDectable coiored TIT7
place as nurse. 204o L ST. nv. II
wANTED-LAunary work to take home
1879 9th 81 nw- Il
WANTED-cook IN small family. SARAH
experienced Iaundress Fam
lily laundry take home Can, drop postal,
llH sth ST. NV. II
wAVTED-PIace as nrst class cook IN
boarding house. 1920 10th ST NV. II
" AN LsAJ-E84 a tGioIe4 woman washing
take home Address so Franklin ST. NV. II
as .houseke sper for bach-
elor or widO1er. competent good references
". r. Times Office. - ocl5-st
WANTED-By settled white woman, position
TO do light housew0Tk IN small family; kind
treatment and good home preferable 10 high
wages. Address HONESTY, Times once.
ocl5-2t
wANTED-Place as cook; no washing. 1ll3
18th st. NV. oci5-st
10 take home OF house
cleaning by day 1924 lst 81 nv, 3cI5-2t
stenCgTapher and typewriter
des~es position at once Address MISS
ROLLS S24 "a St sw. Oc15-3t
neat and intelligent col0red
girl, plaCs as maid IN Doctors or dentists Of
fee. Address BON l72, Times Office. ocl5-st
aEsNS
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Observation-Disclosures


WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments. ladies' OF geutlemeDs. S. Also shoes
and hats. Address postal and ! viii call any
hour: ~ TARSHES. 1905 eth 81. NV, Phone
North 4g9
WANTED-Diamonds, one TO four carats; 500
carat up. Highest cash paid for old gold.
silver. dentist gold. platinum, old coins, an
uque JeWelry, and city pawn tickets, etc.
Money TO loan, also. LOUIS ABRAHAMS.
Bonded Broker, 452 9th 81. NV. Phone n. 4SiS.
se5-6mos
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture.
carpets; will pay full value for stoves in
good condition. Office furniture and house
hold goods Of all kinds: contents especially.
y. NOTES. 625 Louisiana ave. Phone M. SoO6,
oc5-30t
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
away your old clothing, shoes, hats, and
shirts before seeing me. as I pay highest
cash prices for them. Drop postal VIII call.
y. GEWIRZ. 120s 7th ST. NV ocz-l6t
VANTED-Twentieth Century edition OF En-
CyclOpedia britannica; state lowest terms,
SHIERS. 1913 18th St NV. Il
WANTED-To rent or buy a grocery store
Gil Orlean place ne ocl6-5t
WANTED-Furniture. for cash: sell your
goods 10 the man who gives ycu the most
money. See NORWOOD, sth and X. oel4-St
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PRINTED ENVELOPES. business size, best
work. go. sl.4l. HAYWOETH PUBLISH
ING HOUSE, 5I2 sth st. my. oc5-9gt
FOR sALE-Cood quality Opaque shades, ht-
tee 70 your windows, only z5C. hung free, VIII
cali with sa-I.es. GLEEHLAITs. llth and
u SITS. ne. Phone East -5-R. 1a2o-u
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HOUsEKEEPERs, Attention-This week. or
dinaFy windows expertly cleaned. Sc each.
Postal ELLIOTT CmOved to- 1901 Rhode Isl
and ave. NV. Ocl4-2t
WANTED-WOmen and men 20 Try our Buchu
Gin. for all kidney and bladder tToublei pre-
scTiption Of the late DR.. Warner Of Baitl-
more. Sold only by THE JOHN WEDDER-
BURN COMPANY, 6I5-slg i st. nw. seis-tf
THE FRENCH say that Nothing Is foot
less stocking without a iegs" and that IS
about the only thing you cannot buy or
sell through advertising
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THE WORTH OF thing is best known by
he want of IT, and thus many a want al.
owes It's origin 70 some hard knock we
nay have received In daily lie.
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10 buy a fine Piano way uudeE value We've
assembled All the slightly used pianos in
stock and all the Instruments that were
showroom and offer them az such bargain
prices as these: $50 Suen SL15: $500 Soh.nsr.
$3.50; $500 ShOuilBlr, s-i-s $50 HaTdman &sS5;
$500 Nose X sons. $50: $500 Nose s. sons.
$3.50 square Pianos at Sl5 20 S5e Easy pay
nlsnts accepted O. J. DsziGJI-i- a. co. 1923.
1884, lZS5 and 1881 st. ocI0-tf
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my intelligent person may earn so % $50
Ionthly az home IN spare time corresponding
or newspapers, uo canVassing. experience
Unnecessary; send for particulars. PRESS
SYNDICATE. LockDort. y. I. se6-SJt
WANTED-Women to try our Buchu Gin for
all kidney and bladder trouble; prescription
q the late Dr. Warner. 0f Baltimore. sold
lnly BY THE JOHN WEDDERBURN COM
eANN. Gls-6ls r st NV aulz-tf
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NORrIIEAsr.

sORsTON's BOTANICAL PHARMACY, cor.
l&th ST. aRd Eloriaa ave- ue,
CHAs- II. BLUMER. N. Cap and r sts. ne.
4cCHESNhf 4 JOACHIM, cor. ID and Il SIS
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For Rent
Furnished Rooms.

II YOU are looking for nice rooms 20 70
GERSON, DENT < CO., Real Estate Agents.
sl 1th 81. nv. We make no charges for
securing rooms. ocIg-2Ot
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L. T. POWELL. 9th and East Capitol sts.
JDONNELL DRUG CO.. 0tn ana q zts'
4 s. FEALY. nv. cor. nth ST. ana Pa ave.
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Found.

FOUND-That hats renovated equal 20 new
straw and Panama speciality. NIENNa
HAT CO.. 800 18th ST. NV se27-20f
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wanted urnituI e.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets stoves, briC-a-braC. and all kinds oi
household goods. BAEMS FURNITURE
SHOP. 18th and T. SITS. nw. Phone North 1913
Formerly 9Th and L.. ocI6-1lt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
BINGHAM ASKS S161 900.
Application Granted by Finance
COmmittee- Hello" Squad Goes.

Police Commissioner Bingham appeared before
the Finance Committee OF the Board Of Aldermen
yesterday and asked for appropriation Of us1.-
coo for the payment OF additional men and TO I'LL
vacancies in his department. He said the depart
ment in bad condition and would have be
reorganized from top TO bottom Expense could be
saved in the matter of boarding horses ths TeIe-
graph Bureau and the detail OF In the magis-
trates' courts he declared. You never saw such
lot OF queer things running across" said
Commissioner that they would consider the case.
nlittee Salaries and Offices. He said that he
needed executive clerk. a salary OF &, LOO a
year, TO do necessary work
1t announced later that the Finance Com
mittee had passed favorably the appropriation
asked by Commissioner Bingham. In the future
II was said. no appropriations would be Inada I'M
I'll the various commissioners appeared before the
committee and explained their
Commissioner Bingham said last night that he
had abolished the telephone squad in all the pre-
cincts Of Manhattan This means that there will
be Us more men ready for patrol duty Since the
new Commissioner has held office the deparrnant
has been increased by nearly five hundred men
taken from sinecures and placed on patrol duty
Thls last action on the part of the Commissioner
Is the most drastic since he took Office The avs
TEN Of having policemen report by teIephope was
begun in Commissioner Greene's term and con
dnued by Commissioner McAdoo. Commissioners
tenn that II had proved an absolute faflTira
He said not only 12S men kept frorr, Da+r,oi
duty where they Were badly needed. but the paIroI
men themselves wasted time the system n fba.
they waited around the boxes make their rano-rs
The system VIII not be taken out he said b,fr Mil
be kept in good order In case OF an emergency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
FERRY SCHEDULE CUT.
Boats to Staten Island NouU I'r1ane
to SaUe M0neY.

In an effort to establish more regular service
and TO reduce the great expense OF running the
Municipal Ferry service, Dock Commissioner Ben
sci cut the schedule yesterday from four to three
boats an hour. Naturally there was protest from
persons living on Staten Island but In explanation
OF the cnanse the commissioner said Il made
for the good OF the service.
Inc new schedule of q boat every twenty minutes
viii continue throughout the day. and will not be
altered at the rush hours. Mr.. BeDsel said
tnat the new arrangement. which went into
effect at noon yesterday. would save IN coal con
sumption and do away with the great strain the
hrernen and stokers under the fifteen minute SEIZED
ule.
with the new schedule he said. we viii have
much better service. There viii be three boats OF
the five IN service one time. One boat will be
held in reserve and one will be undergoing repairs
This arrangement Is necessary for the good OF
the service. and will obyiate boats going and
from st George with only few persons aboard.
Il intend TO run the ferries at $4,000 which is
one-hat the amount that Hly predecessor figured
on. think that in time the Municipal Ferry will
pay for itself. Meanwhile the taxpayers will have
10 support IT.. 1t Is a splendid service, that
no commercial corporation would dream OF estab-
fishing. Primarily. the interbOrough ferries
only combinations OF the public highways and I'll
wager that the time is not far of when the trans
portation on municipal ferries will be free the
public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
VALENTINE JURY ExHAUsTs PANEL.
Still Three Lacking-Long Deferred VIII
Case Comes to Trial at Last.

The trial OF Benjamin E Valentine the
Brooklyn lawyer who was indicted for forgery
two wears ago but who obtained delays. was
rnallv begun yesterday before Justice Rogers
IN an extraordinary term Of the Supreme Court
ar Ntneola. Long Island Valentine was IN
dicted on the charge Of disposins of a deed al
legged TO be false. conveying property IN the
name OF his Wife 10 his mother for whom. II Is
alleged. he acted agent
When the panel was exhausted yesterday az
ternoon only nine jurors had been chosen
new panel of forty-eight names was then or
dered for to-day. when the trial viii continue
Mr. Valentine is represented by Timothy NJ
C;riftng. of Riverhead and George r. Stoddard.
of Oyster Bay. District Attorney Franklin A.
Coles was assisted by William H Rand. ex-
Assistant District Attorney: Halstead Scudde-.
os Nineola and Assistant District Attorney
Bennett.
Various excuses for not serving on the jury
were made. Several OF the men were more
than sixty years Old another said he had diff
Guilty in keeping awake. and many others were
excused as they were friends of the attorneys.
The nine Jurors are Thomas II. Beden. OF Bald
win: Charles Z. Bayiis. of oyster Bay; Jacob
j Verify OF SeafOrd James T. Mitchell, r. OF
Merrick: Charles c. Smith. of MeTrick; Henry
j. Smith. OF SeafOrd. and Roger H Mollineaux,
OF Roosevelt.
Two daughters OF Mr. Valentine. IT was
learned yesterday, would be witnesses against
their father I'm the course of the trial Mrs.
Antoinette Lamb. Of Westheld. y J.. and Miss
Elizabeth Valentine also daughters Of tho de-
PENDANT may be called TO the stand
Mrs. Valentine. the wife OF the indicted law
yer. Miss Marie Antoinette Storrs. tho
daughter of Augustus StOrrs. who lived In
Brooklyn. she died IN 1899 The property re-
the present Indictment was set aside rs valued
at $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
DEUEL. REMOVAL Plan.
Mr. Jerome May Submit Case to
Bar association.

An application for the removal OF Justice Joseph
NJ. Deuel. from the Special Sessions bench, on the
ground that he violated the law by engaging In
prohibited business editor and adviser Of
Town Topics receiving salary for such services
while he in office a city magistrate and
after he appointed justice Of Special SEES
ney Jerome TO the Appellate Division Of the Su-
preme Court After the return Of Mr.. Jerome TO
his office yesterday he announced that he
considering a plan to have the referred first
TO the Bar Association.
Mr.. Jerome had the rescrpt of the testimony OF
Justice Deuel. in the HapgOOd trial, which had
been prepared by Assistant District Attorney Mott
and he said he expected to consult with members
Of the Bar Associations committee on grievances
before deciding the manner OF presenting the
case TO the Appellate Division. 1t might be less
troublesome for the District Attorneys Office Mr.
jerome said, TO have the case presented by the
committee OF the Bar Association. the OF
Justice BOlte, which the District Attorney pre-
and took the time Of assistant for the better
part of a
The attention OF Mr.. Jerome was called TO a
statement made by one of Justice DeueTs friends
Deuel. in the prosecution OF the charge OF criminal
libel against Mr.. Hapgood, and had turned the real
prosecution against Justice Deuel. himself commit
ting breach of faith that would be ground for the
disbarment of lawyer in private case
Il did not represent Justice Deuel., but the peo-
pie said Mr. Jerome and Justice Deuel. as a
witness IN the case was no more 10 than Colonel
Mann l cannot be supposed to protect a witness
who gives testimony duplicating himself in such
d case
Justice Deuel. was still out of the city YESTERDAY
At his home in West A)th-St.. last evening.
said when he would return to the city. he had
been seriously Ill