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New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

: = GoodaIe d Son have sold for client 70
George ". Files lot in Lind ave. opposite I56th
Also. resold for +. l.. Davis TO L. NJ. Soils
Cohen the hye story building No. 50 West l9th st,
25xs2 feet.
William s:onebridge has sold for William 5 Pat
t." =" Edward LANCER OF The firm of LANCER &
nous 80 Boz Fo'dham Road, lSXll6 feet, near
Jerome ave. The Bronx.
Red 9s Il @ sforI s l4r 8nerica9 "a cg"i bs Eo s4t
dWeIns house, on plot 26 ixSS,9 feet irregular.
>. "55 Eighth ave- a three story building lSxl0O
De SeIdng Brothers have sold for Nathan Stein
q hIC story 9aihouse at MorninGside ave and ll7th
S'iebel has sold 10. 210 Wesr 1O3d St. three
ST. ana basement hIownstone front dwelling
The house has frontage Of 100 feet. and is on
lal - ieet front. with depth of 100 II There
hardt. now at The ashton Hotel.
Morris Kahn & Son have sold for Jacob Kngen-
s,e-n 10 aaron Goodman Nos. 4o5 and 4O7 East 5Sth
81 i"' four story buildings plot 34lIxloo.5 feet
Nesl l3lst ST. a five story double fathouse on lot
:5&9e-l1 feet y. Oppenheiner
SehmeIGle" Bactrach have sold No $50 East
- +,' 81 9ad story front and rear tenement houses,
iandelbapm & Levine have sold through Kup-
Ierstein Lowenfeld Nos S5 to 50 Essex st SOUTH
'nent houses with stores, on pot 76IOxSS feet.
l ne ~ - !" esl .eS 1.h 81 hHe story business build
i've soy 2s aafhdase as 099s5 49 Sei M9 III East 18th ST.
,l ~ & fLi[S' kana ;ReaIty Company has sold 70
D.
e., a i've story tenement house. 25xS6 feet. Also
cod 10 Benjamin We'll No. 3I4 Clinton ave 25x77
'o'' -'->''
S!aTson & Hobbs have sold FOR Josephine Gold
smith 10 client for occupancy the thIee story
lsa st9op 9 dwelling house. No l52 West SSth ST.,
Jesse 9. Bennett & 60. sold for the 1-pIand
Realty COMPANY 10 Philip Wooley for improve
nlent, hF" lots on the east side Of Jesup ave 125
feet south Of Featherbed Lane 49, -
SHAW & Co have sold for Mrs Stiwel No a
Wcst l25th ST. = three story and basement dwelling
Ghs!ies S Kohler has sold for client No s2s
toiuintuS avenue five story fathouse with
stores. on lot 25llX75 feet Also sold for a cIient
80. II West f@d -. a five story fathouse on lot
Columbus ave. " VI
Stern & Simon have sold for Rosentlal e. Brother
25Kioo11 feet. ' VII 4'1
Henry Arnstein las sold 10 Nora 4 SalIIlee the
G7.6Xe9 ID foot. 80 va Pio'
jacob Herb has bought No. 507 and 500 West 15stb
81; nye story fathouse, plot 50x99ll feet
Also sold 10. 47 v est 50th st, five story fat-
house. ON lot = SxlGt5 feet 49,
andrew 0sgTT has sold tho plot 123 sXl15xirregu-
lai On me west side Of Croona ave 20s feet soIth
houses on tho site. '''-'
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
REALTY NOTES.

Burriu Brothers have sold The four story single
apartment house No l61 Garfield Place. between
Sixth and Seventh ayes. Brooklyn for Ernst Fink
heiner to James T. I-anigan for $l5.p3
Van Vlet & Place have leased the twenty-five
room house ~ Abingdon square and Bank 81. also
the three story dwelling house No. l2l West Wash
ngton 81.
The McVickar- -GaiIard Realty Company has
leased the store and basement No. 40 West %4th
st for Mary Z. Keister Stanley Savage; also
the store No West 40tH 81. for the Rhnelander
estate Emile Fournier: the store No 1891 Broad
way. Harry LeVey Henderson Brothers: the
store No. 1877 Broadway. for the Chedwick Motor
Car Company To the Carter Car Company; the
fourth loft al No. 40 10 453 Eleventh ave. for
David l.. Williams TO the Robert Griffin COMPANY:
also. for Elizabeth Barker Harry LeTey. the
store and hasenenL No. ~ F.uton s..
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
LIS PENDEMs.

2 er are.. s.. lN4.5 r. D. Burnside ave q sy
o. SN irregular de- Clorke trustee ap, Pr,ra
PIX et al foreclosure u mortgsgej Cloc5e q tiocxe
77rh Nos 8ls and 32o East two actions: Pierce
Brennan Lone Sohenherg tforecosure OF two
mortgages. Stsaley & HasaTouCk. attor4ers
G.enoA ave. 138th ST.. % IIy1Op. g II
fiersr4. Son & ca Isidpr- Freedman a art,
." set aside frcssnger Newcombe attor-
uess
AuaGtoa ave C. corner ls0th 81 76xs5. Atlantic
Realt- company Joseph Wlodar Al foreclosure
of tao Bleecker Wheeler attorneys
eth St u r. 100 II Of Avenue -. lO5xiGs Law
a. q Hal!Ucs. h;tartley
Belmont $ Ts7 Il a. Of ISIst St l25Ix 3
Este Realty Company et al.
closure = na1rtgaseJ. v Bondy. attorney
1ffE St 223 q 2 Avenue 4 275NI02 .. DAVID
N'aenschlag agt jacob W@i"a,er a. foreclosure Of
UortFage, NJ Espp
East: I>nis T;0...zfoEn Tua=f,s
Iof ttein et. al fareccs.t. ,,--rs-e. J5a:ste1
So hinton atfoIc.-F
iC3d 81 20 fl 9. - ada4.. 2oo&y9 H. t~o
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, Nov. 80, 1908.
ARRIVED.


Steamer Pssiana oTr crehton Reeros Ayres a.
hnG tsrnandina 70. tn tho TweeJie Trading Company.
with mdse. Arrived al the Bar at $50 . N. 29th.
steamer koenlgin I,uise tcerj. Dahl Genoa Nov IS.
Naples l6 snd Gibraltar 10. oelrichs & Co with asa
cabin and l,29i steerage passengers
AZ the Bar AZ S:l5 p 29th
Steamer Winnie tBr). Shuteu Glasgow %ov s. to ] II
Ninehese- & Co. with pig iron. Arrived at
Z 30 D 29th
Steamer AIoltze (Ger,. Tenpwolf Genoa Nov IA and
Naples Is to the Hamburg American Line. 247
cabh 2nd LES steerase passengers and Arrived
Steamer Savonia tBrJ. Taylor. Trieste Nov q Fiuue
$ Palermo II. Naples Y and Gibraltar 10 C;nari
Steamship Line. Limited with l12 cabin
age passengers and mdse. Arrived the Bar 7.2T
steamer venetia oier ssrnov. cape ITaytI Nov a
lo- De FalN 10 Port An Prince II Jeremie ~ Santa
Line, with mdae Arrived at the Bar I - y
steamer Chenntz DER. Jantzen. Bremen Nov y. TO
helTi'hs CO. With 126 cabin ana 161T
gers ana Tnd5e. Arrived nj tn" Bar at 30 p
antino at 3:33 u IN
and Charleston y. 10 the clyde steamship Company
Win passengers and mdse- Passed in Quarantin" at
steamer Winyah orr. Philadelphia to the clfde
tine r IN
Steamer Bay View. Cummings towing barge
isaTalia Newport News FOR Lam Passed IN Quaran-
steamer Mama Hata. Charles. Baltimore, TO II 9
roster WIN ndse Passed in Quarantine at ".23
steamer Ell Pas0. Knowles. Galveston November -.
IN Quarantine J p IA
steamer jamestown, Catherine. Newport News and
N"rfolF. 20 the old dominion Steamship Compare. p.
WIN passengers ana mdsc or Highlands a. p ~
'tis p" '..c Ola Dom H.na sfa-I..Htp 'o.t.'1r' FH
passengers An- 4"4se " -..a. BsaHl. 81 80 IL
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01

Steamer Merida, Robertson Vera cruz November 80.
Progreso % and Havana -, 10 James L Ward x Co.
with 81 passengers, mails and mGse. Arrived at the
Bar a 3:l7
& Co in ballast Passed in Sandy Hook al 3:5I m.
steamer Lamps johnson, Mobile November 2l
Brunswick -. 10 c II Mallory & Co. with pas
sengers and mdse Passed IN Sandy Hook at
Steamers l\OTl. Port Antonio, Prinz Eitel
Friedrich (Gerp, Fortune Island. Kingston, Vigil
iancia Guantanamo etc; FL Rio, Galveston;
Princess Anne. Norfolk and Newport News Comanche,
jacksonville; city of Everett and barge
S co. No ~. Port Arthur
Steamer Of Memphis. Lewis Savannah for New
York. or winter quarters 5:I5 Nov 30.
steamer Fermudian CBrD Fraser Bermuda tor New
York 1856 miles Sandy Hook strong head winds. 9
D m Nov 20 VIII $50 a Saturday.
Utan, MRttina, Naples and Genoa to
IIcrzeI & GO. with passengers and mdse. In
sandy HooE j. Nov 80 m-wind south
west light breeze. cloudy and hazy.
SAILED.
N-ilr r.ir-rt nd
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01


Fasnet nov Passed, steamer Armenian OBJ. Stark
Liverpool
New York via Naples -.
Venice No. 26 Arrived steamer Gulia (Aust), CherI-
Natal Nov 2G-Arrlvei. steamer SaGaui fBr) Little
hales. New via CAPE Town, etc
cape To,,n Nov 2g-Arrved steamer Sabine tsr) VII
lard York.
kingsca Jamaica Nov 8O-sailed steamer (Brl.
Trece tfrom YoriD, colon, etc anl Southampton.
Liverpool Nov sailed. steamer Phadelphian tBr),
Gardiner. New York.
lizard NOV 30 3 Pissed, steamer Noordam Dutch,
Stcurer. New York Boulogne ana Rotterdam.
AIgue'e Victoria GcD. Ruser Hrom Hamnurg). New
Tariin Nov 30 Passed previously. steamer Koranna
t8rl. ReuwIck. YORK for Alden. Colombo. CAL
Dutta,
Monteyidso Nov 2R-Arrived steamer Pecne CAust).
SnTjan.yici New y Norfolk for Rosario.
Queenstown s,oy 70 p.1G mArrved, steamer l.uCaua
tItr). Watt for Liverpool tand proceeded.
Shields Nov 90 Sniied steamer Brooklyn Swift New
Naples Nov 2s m-Arrived steamers Hamburg
CieD. HuIrncis;-~ New York for Genoa tand pro-
eeeItdj. 2gth. Perugia t}r Johnston New York
Ma Relies.
Hamburg Nov 20 II m--Arrtved steamer Pennsyl-
varIl oicrj Knuth New York via Plymouth
''uerbaIrE Nov $50 a Arrived steamer AmeTiFa
"ieD. Kaempf. New York via Plymouth for Ham
burg tanI rroreef~d,.
",rt =afd er1 as ,rj-.t steamer NHn'nst,r t-7--e
L'.' "-'-ru. Sew York via A!giers t'r Singapore.
Manila. etc.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01

actions; Joshua Siiversten Leonard Veil ct
foreclosure of two mortgages) Morrison " schiT
I1sth ST, s, 1855 4. W. OF 9Th ave 25.sx1O0 IL;
Adolf Weisberger agt Frederick Hairus specifc per
formancel /. a. Saber, attorney
9th W 19Tth St, a911x1O0 Simon Uhl-
fielder ct al agt Israel Cohen ct al foreclosure Of
mortgage NJ. Sverstein. attorney.
18th Nos sos and sos East, Nos. 5o2
and 5o4 East Thomas J. Tanning Suburban and
City Homes Company foreclose me
chanics LEM: Herman Hirsclman attorneys
Washington W. 242 Fl. L. of 1ISh st. l""N
1893 Louis c. Rose lsadore Robinson ct al actpn
to foreclose mechanics enl 3. J. Kelly. attorney
Ludlow No. 146; Samuel Shendelman 81 al aGt
Charles Greines al specnc performance) bachrach
A.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
Proposals.

ItENERAL DEPOT. @ NJ DEPT. JEFFERSON
~ VILE Ind, November 190s-SeaIed proposals.
triplicate endorsed proposals for O. NJ. Sup
plies, addressed undersigned, will be received
here until 10 o'clock December 4, 1906, for
Stationery Paints and Oils required for repenshment
OF stock schedule which Will be furnished on
application this Depot Preference given articles
Of domestic production manufacture. The right IS
reject accept any or all bids or any
part thereof. !. NJ. MARSHALL. Asst Or MI Gen
Depot Q. NJ
L 5. ENGINEER OFFICE ROOM Fl. ARMY
I. Building New York. y. Y, November "a. 1906
Sealed proposals for dredging in Bronx River and East
Chester Creek. y. Y. will be received Office
until Il NJ. December IS. 1905. and then publicly
opened. Information furnished application. ID. ".
4 L
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
a FIFTH AVENUE STUDIO PROJECT.

The Manhattan alterations include the re-
modelling of the old four story and basement
brownstone dwelling house at the northwest
corner Of Fifth ave. and Sth ST. owned by Nina
N Edison. into n studio building for the Ma
tional Phonograph Company as lessee. IT is 10
be fitted with elevator and Will have a NJ"
marble trimmed facade at the lower stories. Inc
improvements are to cost $4,000. according 70
the estimate of kafka & Lindenmayer, the
arohitantS.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

o.A No. - ESQ : b Joseph p. DAY: Madison se
- p ." h" = ~ San $. 2TA1OO. 81 II
v n,Is n "a az = the Netherlands corp et a Baldwin g. b.
e o. ~ - - fiitl y amt due s5s,246 50; taxes etc,
Q ~ -" a0'"Hrr 81 90 December AL
2.le IRON between - Mar3's 144rh sts 262x 100;
lhcaIt \ hneeianG II l. Ernst ef al. 4 K V5rian
an Nathan Gr"enfaun. ref. 900 81. faxes
&c S-r'i- 10 the Realty Operating for SIG 100
I5t SaTnHei 'Fo7siieser- l1Ath II 100 II ~ Am
fteT1am ave. lt"Apu unfinished fats. Abraham Futh ~
ri at Charles ATeiF0ad al; Feltensein q n ,ti,st
s3Iz o.. p'aEtir 1870 -'
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Teller ave. w s. 1915 IT II. OF 165th st; Harris
sos efinah ae' paNiu fooiso'' 5000
sane ,b%S PrSper'y' same AE' same 222o
I'd ave. n W. 105th st: Samuel solomon ,oo
aRt Isaac \ Benequit al; october 20, leoo I9V
Victor st Morris Park ave; Howe
Manufacturing co. agt. Isaac Meyers ct al .o.
October II, 1906. 90. 'S0
18th st. Nos. and 442 East; Harry B
Senft agt. Louis Reiner et al; June %, 1906 ooo
by bond .....-...-. +S1
Same property: David Leynsohn agt. same; o.
1906: by bond IL
18Th st. n. ". corner Broadway. looNl"O;
Riverside Drive 1$tth st. look
o 5oo' i@'|sq hTgScPa9 10 Taos - 500
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
HE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Brook ave- ". $ 35N 2zs #. n OF l63d St: for
story and basement and story brick
Office. stable and storage building 1S77xST.3x
Walsh aTc3i;ec5s $4,000
Bowen 275 King ave a
owner; george S Miller architect ........., LOO
Ogden ave, Q. s, 275 # $. OF 1926 st. for
five story brick scnenen, house 5Gx102: Annie
f Thomas. owner; Marshall B. Grimes arcri
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01

NOTICE TO TANPAYERS.
Department of Finance. Bureau for the Collection OF
Taxes. York December !. 1906
Under provisions Of Section 919 Of the Greater
tChapter 27S, Laws of 1S97), notice
Is hereby given persons corporations who have
omitted pay their 'To pay the same In tho
borough which the property is located as follows
Borough Of Manhattan, No. 81 Chambers street
Manhattan. \. Y:
Borough Of The Bronx. corner Third and fremont
avenues, The Bronx. \. Y;
Borough Of brooklyn. Rooms ?, 4. $. Municipal
Building. Brooklyn. y. Y;
Borough Of Queens corner jackson avenue and Fifth
street. Long Island CITY. y Y;
Borough Of Richmond, Borough Hall. St. George
Staten Island. y Y
under the provisions section ais of said
Charter IF such tax shall remain unpaid tho
first day Of December. Il shall he the duty Of the Re
ceivcr of Taxes charge receive and collect
such ming unpaid that day. addi
the the
amount thereof. and charge receive and collect
upon such remaining unpaid the first day o.
January thereafter interest the amount Thereof,
the Of Centun hs cal
Culated from the day which said became duo
payable October 19O6p. provided by section
nine hundred ard fourteen of this the date OF
payment.
DAVID F AUSTEN.
Receiver
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
10 IMPROVE 17TH ST. PARCEL.

Plans have been filed for a ten story loft build
ing, with ground floor stores. 10 be built for the
" J Galway Building Company At No. l3S and
40 West nth 81. It win have a frontage Of AZ
feet and a denth If SIS feet with an extension,
and a facade OF ornamental limestone. II is TO
cost $4,000. according 10 the estimate or
C1eorgc II. ANDERSON. the architect.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
DAY.

Destination G and seameT Close in New York
via San FTa1ciSco)-Thonas ... To Aav 70. 3O n -,
Australia Except WesO FIT Islands and
New Caledonia tvia Vancouver and
Victoria, B CDMiowera 400 -,
Japan, Corea and China Especially ad
dressed only. (via Seattlel-ShayvuIr De-, 6.oo ",
Hawaii. Japan. Corea, China and Phil ~ -
ippire Islands tvia Francisco
Siberia .......... Dec. 3 70 80 a m
Japan VIA seatue-Ceyon Maru......Dec. G. 500 = m
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED.

Justice Dowling Of the Supreme Court yes
terday appointed Edward II. OBrien receiver OF
the rents of two apartment houses at the south
east corner Of Audubon avenue and 1S0th street.
on a plot 75va. feet. pending action brought
by the Atlantic Realty Company against Joseph
Nlodar and others 10 foreclose two mortgages OF
&C. 500
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Lenox ave. n 2. corner 141st st. 99.11N150;
Leon Tuchmann loans Meyer Frank. -..----
Washington ave, W. :. 1895 II. n. of 1881 St,
g 3x149.7; city Mortgage Co. loans Louis
T.. q % o
sth ave 15lst 81. and Macomb's Dam Road. a
triangular plot. 1896 7X203.5; same loans 5.
& r. Construction Co.....-........ ..........
Same property. Realty Operating Co. loans
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
Public Notices.
TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED at 2ss Broad ,n
York, until p M Iuesday DecehnDer . lSVo
for the construction portions Of Catsk AQue-
,Iict between Hunters Brook and Foundry Brook VAL
Ieyk in the towns Cortland Yorktown. Westches
Ter county and Phpstown. Putnam County. New York.
above place and hour the bids viii be publicly
award of the contrast IL awarded.
Will be thereafter as ptacuCable me
rrtncns items in the engineers the
follows: 900
PefiI and erbankment 6tl 900 CUBIC yards
Excavation replacing or TOP SOIL
dressing 16lUoo cubic yards
omen c,f ................... 21l 600 cubic yards
I67 O00 cubic yards
$1,000 cubic yards
Portland cement .................. 100000 barrels
S+asl For reirforring pounds
boundary walls. I6Utu linear feNt
rails. tOOsO lee
faithful performance OF the
will hundred thousdnI dollars tS5loOOt No
be unless accompanied by either cer
national state bank IN the tfy or
York, drawn to the order OF the Comptroller or
money amount of seventy-hve thousand dollars
(s5,OOO1 Tipe allowed for the completion OF the work
is 4S months otter signing Pamphlets contain
ing further Information for bidders proposal
forms of contract and specifications and drawings,
office the board Application
by mail.
J. EDWARD SIMMONS.
President
CHAS. y. CHADWICK.
CHAS. A. SHAW.
Board 0f Water Supply.
J. WALDO SMITH. THoS. HAsSETT
Chief Engineer secretary
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

18th s.. Nos 13S and West for a story
brick loft and building, 42xSS, e J. Gal
architect sl75Ooo
Riverside Drive, II 95th a
story brick flathouse. los. .6X1G}.5, George ".
Levy Binding Company, owner; Schwartz Il
Gross architects 3500pD
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
WIRELEsS REPNRTS.

The 81 Pau. which reported to Sable Island 4 II
% dock : a m o.
The M2netonka. which reported Cape 6 p N
ThUTSday 100 station is
pected cock about q IN to morrow.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
Long Island Real Estate for Sale.

FINO THOSE SEEKING \ QUEEN ANNE COTTAGE
L O d Plot. which 10 build one for homo
Investment. will find an exceptional bargain in
Greater York. the north shore of Long Island.
Property high ground overlooking Bay and Sound.
Highly restricted and with all mpTOv VIII ha
sold very easy Address COTTAGE. Box %.
Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
Country Property for Sale.

VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.-253 acres. 22o
tillable: fine state Of cultivation: good buildings
. miles from Audover Sussex Branch d. l. & W.
r. public sale highest bidder. a Chochrau
House. Newton y. J. 1906. o'clock p NJ.
Send for descriptive circular. - miles y. Y CITY.
Estate shown by w =. and \. .. AYERS. Executors,
Audoyer. Sussex Co. n !.
NOR SALE.-At Ossning Westchester Co. a splen-
! did residence with five acres; house modern in
every particular. TH0S. LEARY. 100 Main ST. Ossin-
ting. \ y
lNOFNWAII4- ON-IIU DSON.-Farm. acres with
< buildings. Kingston, Island o. jamaica. Is
bungalow. = rooms. JAY q GAMBLER st
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 7G+ Sunset Moons age Is
HIGH WATER.
A.M.-Sardv 40 Gov. Island Hell Gate -
P.M.Szr5y sac Gov. Island
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
Restaurants.

C,HANTEy'S NEW EMPIRE AND FLEMISH ROOMS
- now open Broadway and SO;h establishment
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
Brooklyn Property for Sale.

Y INE LOTS. COLLEGE POINT. l4th St. bet Aves.
y u and +. So coo: separate. $3.50 each. WILL
IAN ROCHE 2SS Clerk st.. Jersey CITY.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
4Dartment Hotels.

TUE HOTEL PATTERSON. IS West 47th st.-Apart-
L Of number of rooms and bath. furnished
or u-furnished: by year: restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01

DESIRABLE APARTMENT. Ave rooms and bath. to
IL let In hreproof apartment house: resident
rent ST 200 per year Apply iantor. Ia w. 18th
4 9th ST go FAST-Sx elegant light rooms and
1OS bath modern mprov ements incl electric Light.
garbage closet heating. etc; s25 70 s32
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
Unfmnished 4 partments to Let.

High class housekeeping apart
ment in the BOlksnhayn, north
east corner 5Sth st. and 5th Ave.
Will rent furnished or unfur-
nished for season or by year. Pos
session Dec. Is. If desired meals
and service will be furnished by
the Savoy Hotel, with which the
apartment is connected. Partic-
uIars on application. Address
III. r., p. O. Box S22, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
The MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
rnPEIEN PORTS

Steamer carib wilmington and Georgetown
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01

$4,000
10000
10000
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-01
AN EVENING IN
ANCIENT ROME
DR.. w. S. Marquis Gives Illustrated
Lecture at Broadway Church
Program by MISS RePine.

DR.. w. S. Marquis last evening at Broad
way Presbyterian church gave a lecture
on IAN Evening in Ancient Rome" il
Illustrated with stereopticon views. DIR.
Marquis took his hearers on a tour of
the ancient city. explaining each classic
ruin with the aid of the pictures, and
followed the scenes in the life of the
apostle Paul. Preceding the lecture
Miss E. Leona RePine gave musical
program of eight numbers. Miss Re
Pine, who is graduate of Miss Ber-
rvs school at Galesburg, has a beaut!
full lyric soprano voice. She used t
perfectly and displayed much ability
study and comprehension of herart Next
Monday evening Rev. Marquis will
give another illustrated lecture on the
subject, Modern Rome"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-01
TALKS OF CHINESE
Peoples and Religions of China"
Subject of Address by Rev.
M. c. Wilcox
AT FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Missionary to be Heard at Evening
Service-RaiIy Day Program al
Spencer Memorial.

At the First Methodist church to-
morrow evening Rev. NJ. c. Wilcox, Il
missionary to China, will speak on the
subject, THE Peoples and Religions OF
China Rev. Wilcox has been a mis-
sionary in China for over % years, and
is well posted on the subject on which
he will speak He is a forceful speak
er and an orator of much ability, and
his address will undoubtedly contain
many things of interest. Rev Wilcox
will give has address under the aus
pieces of the Brotherhood OF the church
and there will be a special musical
program.
Rally Day Services.
At the Spencer Memorial church
there will be special rally day services
all day. beginning at 10 o'clock, with
a rally sermon by Rev. r. u. Smith of
Galva. The platforms work will be
conducted by DR.. J. G. Evans of Kan
kakee, and the choir will furnish spe-
cial music. At 2:3O Rev. Mr.. Lemon
of Davenport will preach the rally SER
mon and there will be a song service
led by the choir. The young peoples
rally service will be held at $50 and
the evening service will be conducted
by Rev. w. r. Wiley, presiding elder
An effort is being made to lift the
debt of the church, and it is for this
purpose that the all day service is to
be held.
Nespcrs at st. JOscphs.
During advent there will be vespers
at 1880 O'Clock at st. Joseph's church
instead of the afternoon services, and
musical programs will be given with
a soloist for the special numbers. To
morrow evening Master John Van Pat
ten Swiney, the boy soprano of Daven-
port. will sing the solo parts and the
choir will sing the vespers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-01
DRUNKENNESS CURED.

1t will be gratifying to all lovers of
temperance and happy home to know
that a simple and scientific cure for
the whiskey and beer habit has been
discovered Orrine never fails to cure
drunkenness if it is used in accord
ance with the simple directions in the
package. and the discoverer has so
much confidence in the treatment that
we are authorized to sell it with an abb
solute guarantee to effect a cure or the
money will be refunded.
1t is in two forms: No. l to be given
secretly, and No. > for those vino wish
to be cured. 81 each Mothers and sis
tiers have told us of husbands and broth
ers who, since they were given Orrine,
in many cases without their knowledge,
have lost all desire for drink, and we
are glad to recommend the remedy.
Mail orders filled. The Orrine COM
pany, Washington. ID. c.. or II. o. Rolls,
Harper house pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-01
In The Churches.

Services in the various churches will
be held as follows tomorrow:
Trinity Episcopal church, Nine
teenth street and Sixth avenue; Rev.
Granville II. Sherwood, rector. Serv-
ices at 1880 a. m, 1O:45 a. IN. and 1880
p m. Sunday school at $50 a. m.
Trinity chapel, corner Seventh street
and Fourth avenue. Sunday school at
2:30 p. m.
Memorial Christian, corner of Third
avenue and Fifteenth street; Rev. o.
w. Lawrence, pastor. Sunday school
at 9:15 a m. Y. P. S. c. E. at $50
p. m. Services, at 10:45 a m. and at
1880 p. m.
Second Christian, corner Sixth street
and Thirteenth avenue. Sunday school