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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-31

rent or the dynamos carries. The cleo
trio method can also be used with sue
cess for annealing. This applies 10
tools OF special form such as gears.
dies, and in general TO all tools where
We need TO have hard temper on the
outer part while the inside has a great
tenacity. Generally the annealing is
carried out by introducing a heated
rod into the hollow tool. But this pro-
cess is defective both on account Of
the difficulty Of keeping up the tenn
perature for a long enough time and
also from the cracks which may occur
from too rapid heating up. With
the electric process which we Illustrate
below. such accidents are not to be
feared. since the rod is introduced
when cold and IL is heated up gradual
ly. We are thus able TO keep the tenn
peratUre at the right point during the
whole time which the annealing re-
quires. The apparatus is represented
in Fig. 3. We employ a transformer
which lowers the tension OF the alter.
mating current TO Two volts. The sec,
ondary coll OF the transformer is
formed Of a copper bar of large section
which is connected 10 each end Of the
form carrying the tool. We regulate
the strength OF the current and conse-
quent!y the temperature OF the holder
by the use Of a rheOstat, and thus we
can obtain a perfect adjustment OF the
temperature during the process Il
Electricien.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-31
odors Are Gas

If odors were solid particles they
would tend TO form nuclei OF cloudy
condensation in supersaturated air.
DR.. John Aitken has tested musk and
% other odorous substances without
finding such nuclei. and he concludes
that odors are gaseous and that smell
has gas as its fundamental basis.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-31

ened IN about
two-thirds and SUI
perf1uOus C a n @ s
removed. as well
as any limbs that
cross so as 10 rub
one another. The
skeleton will then
stand fOrlOrn in
appearance, but
ready for a Wig
orc u s develop
mcnt the next
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-31
Juvenile shrewdness.

Kitty called up her father by tele-
phone.
Hello. papa!"
What is IL, dear?" ne asked.
Il wish you'd bring me some
candy when you come home this
evening"
"All right. Kitty: but why do you
spell II out?"
Il don't want anybody else to know
what I'm saying. Tribune.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-31
INDUS1M&mn5<
hE1HkElSs
LAWN TENNIS MARKER.
Makes Easy the Marking Out Of the
Court in Narrow But Heavy
White Lines.

No branch of sport has increased In
popularity more than lawn tennis,
which is at last receiving the recogni-
ton that It deserves. To play the
gamo properly it is necessary that the
ground should be level and well rolled,
and the lines marking the boundaries
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-31
New Auto Wind Screen.

The celluloid wind screens of auto
mobiles give great risk of fire. Very
fine copper gauze is said to have
proven a satisfactory substitute. be-
ing easily seen through and none-in-
fiammable. while it does not crack
like celluloid
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-31

You can entertain your friends by
performing the tricks shown in illus
tration with goblets. provided you
practice little first. II is suggested
that you DO not use your mothers
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-31

previous season.
1t may therefore
be pruned SINH
larry to the peach,
but, as a rule, less
severely. Many
growers. indeed,
use the knife
merely for for
native purposes,
and this practice
is also rapidly be-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-31

best goblets. but use cups OF tin until
you become expert.
trick in equilibrium. which you
can perform successfully il you adjust
the shovel snd tongs exactly as the
illustratir~ "~r-r waShfneton Star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-31

beneath the rail, has just been invent
ed by Rowland Anderson. of Chihua-
hua, Mexico. The head is formed to
grip the rail above its faDge and hold
IL firmly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-31
Condensed.

Tommy-Pa, what is the Golden
Rulef
Pa-Gfve your friends the same
ssgEn you smoke yourself-N. Y. Sun
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-31

A bolt put In now may save nine
bushels OF fruit later. Split trees and
dangerous orotches need attention.
Bolts are cheap Use 'emi-Farm and
Home.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-31
GEORGE 0. BROWN,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
Richmond, Va.
NJ ANTED-

100 young Colored girls to 30 light
manufacturing work. viii be well
paid while learning. Can soon make
from $500 to $500 a week, accord
ing to capacity and willingness to
work.
The work is healthy, light, clean
and easy, and employment steady
with satisfactory hours.
Oaly girls Of good character and
behavior wanted.
Apply at once TO SIG n. 18th st.
OPPOSITE COlored Normal School.
At
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-31
HOW TO PRUNE PLUM TREE
Prof. II. N. Starnes Tells Just How
the Work Should BE Done When
Tree Is Young.

The plum. like the peach. bears It's
fruit buds on the growth of the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-31
The Courts of Calanthe

i of
md Loveon for the other /
sick
of
cite costing gents for funeral occasions.
BANDS CALANTHE o Chldrens also
sick and death
n cone
NJ,
Va
ehnaond,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-31
Kni0bts Of Rptbias,
NJ A, E. A., A.. AND A.
N. A., S. A, E. A., a. AND A.
s-s3-3mos.

o powerful II lit
]. ]. !.
Log
in
III ~ EN o The paid
o.
find
worthy o
of
$4ooper weeksi
oil
at them inohice
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-31
RAILROAD SPIKES.
New Type Of Nail Which Pierces the
Tie Beneath the Steel
Rail.

A railroad spike having a stem or
shank adapted 10 pierce the cross-tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-04
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

chicago Jan 3.-CATTLE- Receipts. 1900 head ma
ket steady to to Urine steers IS 90
Sc o. cows So s3MS4 %: hefers 81 aS5 bulls SO -;
calves 81 OS7 30: stockers and feeders 81 4oaS4 %
HOSReceipts 35 head: market 5000 lower choice
10 nrfne heavy IS 2j9$5 32i2 medium 70 good heaNy
& 15s5 %: butchers weights S5 20d$5 80 good 20
choice heavy mixed 81 20S5 %: packing 81 sOaS9 20
STIFFReCeipts 10000 head: market best steady others
weak sheep 81 5OG$6: yearngs S69$6 So; lambs - og
81 So 80 -, ..oA. os chin
pers SIS 40QS5 5O common 81 35S5 20 CATTLE GHleI'
fair 10 good shippers 81 1OG$4 90 common S2qSz 90
East Buffalo Jan 3-CATTLEReceipts. light; steady:
rr1rne steers S. 4OGS5 10 shipping steers 81 5qS3
butchers; 81 35aS5 2 heifers So 25$4 So cows s2 %
asa 40: bulls 81 5OdS4 % stockers and feeders s3q4 81
s+Ccic efers 50 25GS3. VEALS-Receips. 40 head; &C
+iteH * 50dS9 So HOGS-Recepts. 5000 head; opened
slow closing active: steady to strong; heavy and mlNe
81 S0as5 o5: Workers So 55g$5 CO. pigs 80 60gS9 so
ro e. 60Gs So: stays Sass 80. SHEEP AND LANES
T3eeirz head active; sheep STEADY lanls
lambs 81 25GSs IS Is; vearlings 50 ooq$L
e & 50S6 ewes IS 25g$5 90 sheep mixed SSssS co.
canada lambs 81 2Jqs7 50 Western lambs LSg9S 10;
Kansas city. Jan. 3-CATTLE-FeecetptS $500 head
including 100 southerns market strong choice export and
dressed beef steers So 25a$6; fair 20 good % IoSo
1884 90: Southern steers. 50 5$4 90 Soutnern COWS
$685. o. native cows $2QS4 native hefers g 5qS4 90
h1IIS 50 25GS3 10: calves So 1886 10
10 900 head: market 212G5c lower: top 50 20 DUH q
esiee 81 q5Ts5 10 heavy 81 07S5 20; Cackers 30 o9
& IL nirs and lights 81 e5qS5 05- SHEEPcReceipts
200 head; market steady; native lambs S6gS w
en lambs sGaS7 30: and yearlings 81 oaSo Io
Western fed yearlngs s. 5O9$6 90 Western red sheep
81 o59sG: gtockers and feeders. So 509S5
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READING SYSTE EN-
NEW Jersey CENTRAL r. r.

STATIONS: Fo s Liberty 1HS 9S ST. j., n r.
Time shown below IS Liberty st. West 2Sd Sc
leaves 10 minutes earlier, except noted by designating
EASTON BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND NrAUCz
CHUNK-z4.O0 G.15 Easton). 91O A. NJ, IN 40.
BOO (b5 Easton only) P. NJ sun. z42O A NJ LOO
wfIKEsB4RRE AND sCRANToN-e1o A. NJ. 10
300 P NJ. SUNDAYS. a 80 A. NJ, 800 p M - -.
NEGAT-z4OO $40 A VI. 100 a5OO. x6. 0s Lakewood
Lakehurst k34O, c4.15) P NJ. Sundays. $3.50 A IL
$40 Lakewood LakehurStD
ATLANTIC CITY, 30 A Nj kf3-40 P. n.
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS-E4OO-
$50 11.3O A NJ xI.2O. ga 45. $50. $780, j120I- sun
days. except Ocean Grove. 400. 900 A. NJ. 400
Atlantic III.Ds, sEABRIGHT MONMOUTH BCH.a
EAST LONG BRANCH-z4OO. 1880 $780, 11SO A NJ
$50 4,30. $50. $50 P. Il. Sundays. $40 A Ms
PHfLADELPHIA-.z4.s m7Oo. ms0O 200 m-io- %.
slIO0 NJ. m"12OO. mi. co. 900. 20 90 400. m'SOO
m'6.OO 900. $500 $500. $1,000 P. NJ, tel2l5 mdt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-S.OO m'1OOO, 'l2Oos
m%2OO mt'4 90. eco. 100. sj12l5. - -
IAMSPORT-II z4-0O z4.SO, 1SOO. SlO tlovo II -
A. NJ Reading only) LOO. 12o TOO ?. u; Eeed-
ing Potsville. Harrisburg only taco, 800 $50 NJ
aDaiY. tDaily except sunday sSundays 1PaLlor
cars only. IVis Tamaqua- aExcept SATURDAYS mDinlnz
xsaturdays only EFrom Liberty 81 only "a , =,
alp 20 p. NJ g43O p NJ. j11.5O P. NJ k3 20 p NJ -
Oficesf Liberty West 23d ST.. Astor House. 9l
&S4 1900 1854 Broadway. 1S2 9th Ave, PSI 9TH Ave-
Union Square 27SS Sd Ave 2I9 West 10th ST. 4o
Brookyn 800 Broadway, Villa nsburg New York Trans
fer Co calls for and checks baggage 10 destination
W. G. BESLER. G M BghI.
vice-Pres q Gen Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Agent,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-04

good strained IS e5Ss 20; D. 81 1o9s4 81 1884 25;
F. "a 20gS4 30; G. "a 25S4 So Il 81 30ds4 go; 81 bog
81 60: SIS 10; NJ. SIS so: n. Sc Is; W G. Sc 20; W W.
STOCK ON HAND.
S',oo
Dds 90
A~-' DpAS- 49,
Wilmington: Jan. a-sPIRITs TURPE1SIINR Re
cefptsr IL bbls- ROSIN-Receipts. To- bbs IAt nrhl
81 50; receipts, IS bbls. CRUDE TUTaPENTINE hrnn'
81 So 81 80 and "a so; receipts. 1876 hhls.
Savannah. Jan. 3-TURPENTINE steady. e5ei sales,
200 bbls; receipts 675 ROSIN hrm sales 26!s ools:
D. So 30; E So IS; F. So 671s c. SO 60 So 65; 90 IS:
Charleston. jan 3.-TURPENTINE and RosIN-Noth-
New-orleans a-Receipts exports rostn ana
London Jan. g. TURPENTINZSpi ATS Cd
ROSIN-Amerfcan strained. 9s Cd: fine, 13s Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-04
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

<ew-York. January g. 1905
ov-r-pr-hs coffee market was not esieclsIy ttc
cor re snoWea decided improvement. ana prices
out ,nfe a substantial gain on me -
scored m bags The market opened steady TO firm 81
OH 900 81 5TI5 points. in response 70 me h.L9
a esrsts OF the Brazilian receipts Tor ne monIn
outlook bulIsh visible supply
Of Jsnla 1+s Ie+s- IN the session. Al the advance
-es some scattered realizing. ana the nafheI "
Eele - Re attracting general demand with ire
Ts +be. rrfces eased of slightly during the Inladle
resuaI n tho late trading support was more pro
tce5 however the market closed stesay a. nt
1o7l5 points. The feature was ne Wor4c VS.
gain OF statement on January the supply was
pc hrRE agaiast IS 916399 bags on January
i264'oso s 6rrease for the month Of December was
as bsrs During December last year the apparent
tsL, ,Fe o1lv about 10000 bags but as the world
oeh1s sunulv statement OF January i 1SU3 included
o. stock for the rIst Ile' me
3@i decrease around 10000 bags Even 50 me
regarded bulish ana as
rt 10 PREDICTION OF local statistcans thar me
Ns115. ,IrblA supply the would show a as
Tolq s,-aqe BaIle Kr5sche estimates the Brazilian
go. i,.s FOR me month IF at $4,000 70 oooo
a-ains some $4,000 bags for the same month laSt
s- ana that considered 70 confirm smaller esu-
..ss ~ -he There was some tsik OF an
i@-easE erot demand IN addition 70 other olsh items
- market for spot Soes closed steady with quotations
- .te raes of S. for Rio No :.
TIE range contract prices in the local market To-Day
Eo1-1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-04
oo,,urRy PRODUCE MARKETS

Nca1r-Yori, IVVU
BEANS AND PsPesssPT:s a a ao6 5i' S. Pos6
for choice state fancy might bring l.ie mora P held
dn agiss Sns quite generally ne. 4d on Rd fhet
At s. TO- aPo 8 paying So &c tor to- shade de-
ana DO not yry quiet california lima hed
cntch peas weak anu 1865 choice. bushe -; d3
aH2'e ga4N DO a 1@ed,a 81 soS 1870
pea s. White kidney 50 59 s lima California
az green per bnsh 8 oT ' asTeS raj
% Receipts % ysontod toward little higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-04

Ine local market spot cotton quiet at 10 points
I59yence on the basis q Sc middng upland ana
1Ayo ior middlnE Gllt sales spinners, 40 baleS
eaern SPOT markets telegraphed as follows pa
a1nan quiet III lower Il S-I6c sales, JOB paies
Ho!fok quiet, unchanged at IIIzc sales, b72 bales
5stiniore nominal, unchanged 1880 Mobile STEADY,
Cd, lower az II 516c. sales Augusta steady
-s 4ngea a ll2cs sales 309 bales Galveston qodeL
--4Vc lower at y = 1Jc sales New-Orleails
.eaay unchanged II a-IGc; sales ISIS bales VIII
;-ston steady unchanged lie Estimated receipts az
t-ling points fcr today: Houston. 300 to 4oVo
SsIes against 1857 last and 1868 last year az
sstle 500 - coo bales against 115lO last weeh
- o45s bales last Orleans 16Oo 10
80 uses against 997 and S.G02 last year.
io4pts az the ports and interior points today com
pared With Same day las vreey, and last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-04

Goa EKchsnEs special liverpool cables: Spot cotton
te Demand; sales. 10000 bales speculation anu
49,, 80; American. COCO. Receipts, 16,OOO paIes
eregc4sgaI 1900 Aidd!ng upland. I'D. FUTURES
FeiSI.ea nance of u points January and JanuaI$
efss-a 6t3d5 February March, 6O5d: March-AII,lL
re-. Aprl May. GID: May-June, 6l5d June ntg
July August 61Sd. August-Sept ernber oy9u'
ys,rIo October. 6s9d OctobeT-NDyeTnher o S2d 10
"a december. 79d Manchester: Yarns dull; coths'
EI9CR AND MEAII-In the -four market there was
49, Improvement noted the demand from some
fS there being fair sales Of country spring patents
ssg oaAers and Kansas stragfts. Quotations remain
f- ad unchanged. Spring patents 81 I0llS5 20; VIZ
aights 50 9O4Sf winter patents 81 lOdS4 90; spIhs
r. winter 81 S5aS3 10 RYE FLOUR steady Quoted 60
GOOD So s0qS4 TO- choice 10 fancy 81 i90S4 ~
.'AlE-Al1 steady. Quoted Kiln dried. S34SS ~ a.
r.,e-lG BAG MEAL steady Quoted: Fine white anu
81 = coarse 81 14ISI 16. FEIcDWesteIIl BesaS
49, I'm Quoted western spring s19 %; standard MID
tapItt: city bran SIS bulk Sl9 90 sacks
eSZ3 co. S24 80; honliny chop. 81 oO Dnh'
-, &c sacks. clinical. S3I 30. Ia
GI-AlS-WIfEAT-whe making any great hess :.
et market nevertheless showed considerable buishes
&c successfully resisted attempts 10 depreEs It, c
-s SGko net higher and about top for the DAY M
.aNest appeared leader IN the bullsh
-eEt and bought less wheat again IN me
harket Influenced by the good cAsn GedS5o On
lnled 20 the steadier feeling, as there was an 80
se- II 1sT4d Liverpool, besides "Ileh tSIo+iTa
,ed frost n the Punjaub heavy rams ~
ing harvest, floating ice In the liver
ssll receipts shipping ports IN the Argentine 60
ess for day were somewhat larger, esIeea1y &
eh e0ooO btls wheat exports being
- On the other hand, interior arrivals
FyssohnEis Against $S5 coo fhs previous <ays 11s ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-04
NEW YONg. NEW HAVEN 8 HARTFORD \. R

trains depart Grand Central Station. 42d ST ana
BosTo LONDON PEgoSS57ttI19eSSS .si 6Ss
f12:o0 WimAaflSS5 70: 90 a Nj NJ tSSo
woRcEsTER ana T5TGaPERG Via PUTNA 4aa7 p r.
CT. b RRINGToS. sToGKBR!ID2GE. LENoA' FIIiS-
TIcke offices at cGrand Central station and c125th ST.
also at c261 1lS5 CT S54 Broadway e5 Union square
$50 Efth Ave c245 columbus Ave. c649 Madison Ave-
ca73 West i25h ST. 279s Third In Brooklyn. cS42
sDaiIy. Except SUNDAYS [stops at i25th St xSt9p:
aiming car. cParlor and Sleeping Car tickets a%so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-04
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan sClosng: WHEAT spot n, steady no
g. red Tes Nan es ed CORN spot mixed
No. cas- A. 4ikd; American mixed. old. quiet 4s 3D.;
futures easy January As 2d March, %s E1-di Nay
4s pa PEAS. Canadian steady is Dttd- ELoGfh St
fancy winter steady @ Sd a0Ps NJ ton Sta
In9fa mess rs Cd PORK dull: prime mess western
79s ca HAMS. cut IA TO 10 ~ quiet 44s on:
cut. 20 20 80 n As pa sio
rib ID 10 "a N long clear middles light - 20
a. n 44s ca long mddes heavy 30 10 40 10 54s'
sho-t clear backs 10 % 20 No. as ca; clear hees
LARD prime Western, tercea dull Sss american
fned In pals GULL 3ss Cd BuLTE-R STEADY nnsS !,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-04
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Jan S.-Closing Cotton. spot in increased
demand. prices points higher American middling fair
SGD; good middng 68Od; mdding 61d; low low mid MD
dlinp' good ordinary. b7Sd: ordinary 0oZd 4he
sales Of the day 10000 bales Of which oOQ were 5o
snaC11stiou and included 40 American foe
pits 16 600 bales including American Futures
opened quiet and steady: American middnng G.
IannarI~ O3F: January and February. 6O5d; FeoTu-
ary and March 6O6d; March and April 8osd Apr I ea
Ma, q 12d Nav and June 615d June and july D. loo;
T-Iy and August 61sd; August and September Ogsd'
sentenber and October. 5s9d; October and November
Z sol: November and December, 679d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-04

lin market closed partly y net higher
pest points up The local market reactions
day although keeping within & OF prices
The opening higher. after setback,
70 scattered local selling swung bulsh
lines again where It OF
closing with considerable activity among
snoTts. me cash market firm follows: No red,
VI sc elevator and 95ssc ahoat; No Northern Du
iuth. 909sc I b ahoat- CORN-There a bust
ness In May corn at New-York, slight
Vances in price, partly
aggregating from all bush large part
which went, usual. from Baltimore The Chicago
et was also higher rejecting addition inlu-
ence smaller receipts than expected estimates only POS
cars Thursday and further rains through,
West GRAIN-Bul support OF May also feature
times during the
higher. after being all
cepts footed 1,1s5,000 bush 600 year
and the Liverpool market closed lower
DETERMINATION house buying a feature of oats
and did much 10 sustain the price day the West
Locally cash oas ruled steady closing follows: Mixed
20 - 70. 30 sIc; white. 80
and clipped white. Sc 40 II 4O6o4I 1sc. RYE-Market
nominal; No ? Western. T5c BARLEY
Market dull feeding. 41c. and mailing 47q52c. both
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-04
Steamboats,.

ored 65s. TALLOw. prime city steady. 23s Cd TUR-
9s I'D PETROLEUM refined steady. lid. LLNSEED
OTIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-04

Foreign coffee markets Riocoftee market firm: No !
~ sSssn ayrraea is 2532d5 receipts 10000 bags (hree
h .L5rerts FOR the United States 5000: shipments
O. Throne coo: stock 3o5.0G1 SantosCoee market
10 Santos 4SI00; receipts II 600
.srs. 5evsYs stock s5S600 Hamburg-Coffes market
,.,es ,-o-s-eal at net unchanged to i pig
e.r.- sslex IL bags HavreCofIes market opened
49, seasv franc higher; ct u declined 4 franoi
:. > = N lrcharCed at $50 ? advanced = franc To-
tel Eales % 600 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-04
NAVAL STORES.

Business in spirits tgpentine vas rathgT q1i made Sbi5
U.s. vas auei hut steady and without imor1aht, We
n prices Tar ruled quiet at q 'oaSo i9r on bis
99 SSSI astei TAR 81 75SSo, RoSIN-colrn0n "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-04

d prps1rANCH OF ~ ORDER OF HoN.

l. Mt It fitzgerald, a Surrogate OF the County Of
49, York notice hereby given to all persons having
rev Deane late OF the County Ned
~ deceased the same. with vouchers there4
1oF 80 subscrtbers their place Of tansaotiug hust+
OF 10 ~ the Office Nessrs Alexander Watriss Pos
street, In the Cly OF NsW AOrA on OF oe<
80. The fourth day Of May next .
ioI TSataS New York. 18th day OF October 1908
IEIII.F-R. ALBERT c SPANN. Executors
STEy S1-DER WAITRESS & POLK. Attorneys for Ens
Hc,toTs Sc Nassau Street New York City. " 7.
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BALTIMORE & Ohio RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
irzyERY OTHER HOUR ON THE EVEN HOUR
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Street 10 minutes earlier except mid
night train leaves IL so D.
ry fJberty street 500 m. Except Sun Buffet
Daily. Diner.
Daily. Diner.
Daily. Buffet.
.rtoyaI Tsuftedn 400 pm. Daily. All Pullman.
liberty pm. Daily. Diner.
" pm Daily. Buffet.
12.15 night Daily. sleepsrA
ruRorGH DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
1eaVe New York city. asa ST. Liberty 81.
rbicaoo Pittsburg. Sleeper / so 1918 MT
SLjcaso CoIumbus Diner. a m. 1900
Piffsbryg Cleveland, Limited. -. pm. 400
ssI9ittshnTS limited" Buffet pm ZOO
Cinc;nnoti Touis. LIST 1915 MT
Sinojnnati 81 TOns Diner $50 a 1000 I'm.
CipciDnati st. Louis Diner. $50 pm 900 pm
Ofices: 26i 484 1900 Broadway, Astor House, los
C;reenwich ST. 25 Union Square w. 391 Grand St.
n Y; szs Fulton St. Brooklyn: West Esd St and Lib
After p Sleeping Car Reservations and full In,
formation regarding trains ETC. can be obtained az
bureau Of Information Baltimore s. Ohio R. r.. 23rd
St Terminal Phone No. Chelsea S144
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-04

j. Frank t Fitzgerald a sqrrogats 9f the County 4
notice hereby given TO all persons having
s;s against Mary ]. Burchel late OF the County q
c-Ir deceased present the same with voucherf
New The Subscribers their place OF transactIns
t;Iess AZ the once Stitt Phillips. No lib Fulto
Manhattan. in the City OF New
& on o. before the thirtieth day Of APRIL 1905
1atsd New York tWentyhfth day OF October lsJ4
TEST2Y J. BURCHELL- Jr.. JAMES BURCaELL~ ESa
e,-1TTt a IotTrIIIPs Attorneys for Executors No III
u,,,on street Borough Manhattan city OF New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-04

PEN NSYLvANlA
RAILROAD,

PEN ia
RAILROAD.
ssSs Ct 'aa
Streets Is Ss minutes later than that given
4-'n',-'aI'd s'ri foE s'' fGh WEST.
.1o,ssAm Ta aRs = PfEhS SSHv I1urED-ss
'LS5P.M CHICAGO. GIScINNATr AND 81
1856 P. NJ. PENNsYLvANIA SPECIAL, :, os,o.,
SEE M SH5eAs2 L HNPRHss.
'sss p:x sTLogTs ANp CINCINNATI EXP
::sss +: II cHEXEiAN 9F ANp cINc1NsArr EXP
w "a hlSaTeSFl AND 6rE THE SOUTH
9 saS .ssS .sSS 'G 5,.d T. g.
s2S .91G night SUNDAY ss5: III i
.ss5 .ss5 ass .5ss. sss M isi6
SOUTHERN RA1LwAT.-.1s5s. 's.ss. 'tss p m
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-.s.s5 g. m and s.a5 p m
SEA BOARD AIR 11Nn--aass D. m and tala a
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RArrwAr-ssso p m
cHEsA PEAKE & OHIO RAILwAr.-"TSs I. m
FOR oI1 pof isH co n aoi and NoREoLK-'TSs
ATLANTIc ciTTS Ss5 i. M and a5s m week.
ssA H6%MS Z Ei;7aag
So5 pss s. AKA oas
SIS a 1876; s:s5; a55 ?: and q l210 night
FOR PHILADELPHIA ..,,s.
.io55. 1855 a m. 1915, .isss, .1:5s, 40 3s5:
deiphia only. .5s5, .sa5. s55 S55. SIS. SIS, rs
6s5S for North PhadeIPhia onIy) m - y n1f5s
.:t1o55, .1o:55 12.35 .1255. "16s .3sS s,ss.
s425 CLASS for North Philadelphia ouly), ,4.oSs
s555. 1925. 755. s.25 s:55: SIS (ss6 for North
Philadelphia only D. m. 70 10 night.
"Dning Car. fELtra-fare train. -
Ticket Offices Nos 461. 1854 and ss Broadway: 1ss
Corner 2sth SIS AstOr House. and stations named
kIyn.
Street. $50 Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex sta
ton. The Transfer Company VIII call Tor
and check baggage from hotels and residences
Telephone "54s Chelsea" for Pennsylvania Railroad
Cab Service.
W. W. ATTERBURY, ]. r WOOD
General Manager Pass'r Trafio Manager.
GEO. ". BOYD,
General Passenger Agent