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New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
LIVESTOCK MARKET-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. June 11.-CATTLE-Receipts. 10000 head:
market for best steady others dull Common TO prime
S4gS6 10 COWS S3aS4 80; heifers 81 75s1 bulls
So 25G$4 % calves. SeG$7 49, socers and feeders s. 40
GS4 75. HOGS-Recepis. 1900 head; market bas1isc
higher: choice prime heavy, So 65q$6 TO- medium 70
dS6 671a; good choice heavy, mixed SO 60QS6 65;
packing S6GS6 62k. SHEEP-Receipts 10000 head;
steady strong; sheep 81 6OS6 % yearlings,
So 90QS6 so shorn lambs, S5 27qS5 30.
Cincinnati June l1.-HOGS strong butchers and ship
pers SO 90: common. So 40ds6 40 CATTLE slow and
weak good shippers 81 2jqS5: common S2s2 To-
SHEEP steady at So 50GS5; lambs strong at s6QSS
market active and IOQ15c higher prime steers s. 50
ass Sc shipping, S5gS5 80; butchers
BOdS5 35 heifers S4GS5 So 2og$4 60; bulls,
s3qS4 stocers feeders So 50QS4 bO stock hef-
ers SSGS3 fresh and springers dun ana lower
at S1SqS50 VF1ALS-Receipts LOO head; market aco
tive and 25e lower 81 50qsT. ROGS-Receipts, l2Soo
head; market fairly active and 6q15c higher heaVy,
IS6: staes S4a$4 5o dairies So 60GS6 IS SHEEP AND
IAMBS-Recepts. 5000 head market slow; sheep steady
lambs. S5 5OdS1 so; yearlings S6R
So 75 wethers $6q$6 % s. 2ogs5 5o sheep mixed
Kansas city June l1-CATTT4E-Recepts, Il. 600 head
choice export dressed beef steers 81 s1S TO- fair
10 good SASS 49, Western fed steers, So 5ogS5 20 stock
ers and feeders 75GS4 50 Southern steers S3gS O
southern COWS 81 25dS3 %; native COWS. % 20QSi 90
native heifers 2QS5; bulls s. 5o$4 calves, y ooG
So o. HOGS-Reeeips $500 head; market strong TO &c
S6 45GS6 5z packers Sc 40qS6 52l2; pigs and lights
* 4ds6 as SFiEEP--Receipts. $500 head market srpng
a16 active lambs So 5O9s7 4O fed sheep and yearlings
SGS6 4 Texas clipped yeerngs S6S6 4o Texas clipped
sheep S5as6 % Texas goats 50 25GS5 49, sockers and
feeders So 25gS5
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
,-rFEpED BY HIS FORMER WIFE
c.o-re Z. Won Horn Sued for Separation
Cruelty Alleged.

-. Matilda Won Horn brought an action in the
-.ne Court yesterday for q separation from
--.-re T. Won Horn, on the ground OF cruelty.
-.T January the couple lived at the Hotel
~-,,,. Broadway and Szth street In an afl-
-, made by Lana * Won Horn, the defendants
- wife who was divorced from him IN Au-
~ YEa. she says she knows that the charges
- The defendant are untrue, and that he is OF
-<,s1s character. and not capable OF doing the
..s,rs charged against him"
~ plsintia alleges that Mr- Won Horn is an
,,.pal drunkard. and that his conduct has been
-h as 10 render il unsafe for her to live with
-, Ms Won Horn says her husband has a large
come sn6 asks for 500 week slimony and
rcunsel fee of 2eo9. In an AFFIDAVIT Mr.. Won Horn
s-es al Of the allegations. He says that his wife
"a big woman and that he is '1n danger Of utter
~, and anuihiIatiOn, and not the plaintiff" he
ssrs that his married life with the plaintiff has
ses- q stormy one. and that on the day they were
rsr-ied she drugge5 me, ana under the influence
,bs-pof I married her.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
OCEAN HOTEL, AsBURY PARK. N J.

The many delights of Asbury Park are annually
enjoyed by hundreds OF thousands of visitors and
all unite in praise OF fits attractions and adyan-
tages for health-giving enjoyment. The situation
OF the town directly upon the ocean, at a most
attractive point, and within a short ride OF this
great business centre makes it a place of large
summer activity. 1t is planned on metropolitan
hnes' with broad avenues. well shaded, and fine
drives in the outskirts, lined with beautiful cot
tages
IN the heart of Asbury Park, the chief thor
oughiare' Asbury avenue. stands the Ocean Hotel,
the largest in this summer city It is within two
hundred yards Of the beach, of the Asbury Avenue
Caslno' the bathing houses the fishing pier and
wesley Lake. The house. with its new addition,
equals In size any on the North Jersey coast. and
Is equipped with all that can conduce to the enjoy
ment of those who guests thereat 1t will be
reopened on Saturday. June o. TO remain open as
an el-the-year-around house In the early fall
steam heating plant Will be installed In addition
TO the other improvements made for this season
which include general refurnishing. the enlarge
fnent, or the dining room and kitchen and the
aodltlon OF a number of private bathrooms
IN ana around Asbury Park all forms of summer
amusement are most enjoyable. The surf bath
ing IS unsurpassed and the boating canoeing on
wesley and other lakes, the riding. driving and
times. Frequent trains give adequate access to
me city. and the relief from the heat in town
lound oy gong to the for night and week end
stays is most refreshing.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk Of the United States Dis
trict Court:
John Dauben James. voluntary petition, Nos and
otOne street, showing liabilities of $6S and as
sets OF S2400. Petitioner states that with Frank
I'm Iiallett, resident OF IliverDooI England he
La osen engaged in business the above address
LIoef the nrm style of Franklin Hallett & Co. and
JON him in the bankruptcy petition The principal
leu are me Giant Powder Company. San Fran
SisS9' 81 SSS Sg3; Evans & Co, Liverpool, England
ing Slahe SlVs6 The assets consist of: Stock in
sIS eS5 ~ once furniture. s47; accounts due.
s55 and assets of OF The princ,na OF
are Georgiana James, Staten Island $1,000; William
Potts executor Liverpool. $414 The assets consist
clothing and carriage N7O
An Involuntary petition was filed against Barney
SIelnte!a' retah 1eweller no address,, by three
ePe6itors with claims as follows: Frank Walker.
a455 isaac Levinson, $3Ss, and Richard Friedland-
er; S'2e A1dmssion Of insolvency is alleged.
adbsr inyouhtsEy dasic petition was FLED against Hugo
Last 5sth street by three creditors, with claims
as follows: stein, Hirsh & Co. S2,S46; Charles
ITansfer OF assets is alleged
George II. Lester, voluntary petition No 70 West
2sth street, showing debts OF 2so4, and assets Of
Wagenen. Oxford, y. Y, 5000; Kate A Jamerson.
No l4s East 5lst St, $500 ]: NJ Lively, Boston.
Camden. \. J., $4,000; Peoples State Bank Ma
tional City, Cal, $500
Emanuel Friendlich voluntary petition No. 21s
s22l0G The principal creditors are the First Ma
tional Bank, LeayenWorth, Kan, 5000: Citizens
National Bank. Kansas City; .$5.o65: Henry Elber-
man. Leavenworth. Kan, $4,000. The assets con-
sst of clothing, $50 and the petitioners interest in
the firm of Gurnbeiner & Friendlich, of which he
was member and which assigned nine years ago,
with assets Of $1,000 that being still in ntiga-
ton.
Schedules of Edward Bloch. involuntary bank
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pFGTL.AR TICKET WINS.
n,t,ots Members Candidate at
Consolidated Election.

80. annual election yesterday OF the Con-
= Stock and Petroleum Exchange Ogden
sono~sss running as the nominee for president on
D pu-, or administration" ticket. was elected
ne so-frv Of 76 defeating George S. Small ir
" .saa tbe members" ticket. The total
rhe - ,o.es cast was rs Budd received sss
ru1I - and there We're eight blanks.
sna- ..rnnalen just ended has been lively one
tI' ,,o5sises OF circulars delivered. The Budd
Elh ,ose its fight on the alleged willingness OF
iSp p,-nonents to handle business for the bucket
while the supporters of the Small ticket
s0N .,- q liberal" policy and denounced the
iscais' STATIONS conduct OF the affairs OF
fpsFxchange.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
AFTER OIL COMPANY STOCKHOLDERS
Receiver of Greater New York Home Con-
cern Wants 10 Make Them PAY.

Tral Of a suit TO compel the stockholders of the
Greater New York Home on Company 70 share the
liabilities Of the company was begun in the Court
Of Chsnce-y in Newark yesterday, before Vice
Chancellor Emery
twenty-five defendants are named in the case
buf only three Of them appeared with counsel yes
,irasy. Chauncey G. Parker, OF Newark. receiver
.. the company had, through Jerome Gedney, of
Esst Orange. Instituted the proceedings.
Il is alleged that the directors of the company
cxuse6 70 he issued 70 themselves their nominees
'frsudulently illegally $50 600 shares of cap
ha stock, for which the company received neither
est nor any other consideration.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
ASYLUM PRISONER WANTS RELEASE

Justice B-schoH and jury inquired yesterday
into the sanity Of Patrick Cowan, who has been an
inmate Of the Asylum fo- the Criminal Insane, al
Maieavan since 1921, and for whose release habeas
corpus proceedings have been Instituted several
tines. Cowan was sentenced in 1856 10 four years
Ent SIX months for assaulting a woman. He was
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
NEW dIERsEY CENTRAL

" O5-eS5a kH@1S v Atss.
STATIONS Foot Liberty ST. y r.
West I'D St. y. r
Time shown below is from Liberty ST.
West I'D ST leaves 10 minutes earlier, ex--
Gept as noted by designating marks.
EASION BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN
AND MAUCH CHUNK-z4OO % a.. 10
t-aston), S.1G "A. NJ. 20 80, 400 (oS ID
Easton Only) p NJ sun, zA30 A. NJ,
l.OO. 900 and 6.OO P. N.
N!LhESBARHiE AND sCRANTON-e'l
A. ~. l2O. 300 F. NJ. sundays. z4-SO
a. n. SEQ p. NJ.
L4kEMooD SIHl. LAKEHTksT. lSI5lJI N $
A. n. 1SO. ci-15- Lakewood and Lake
hurst only. $40. a5.OO. xv6-0s)- sun
days. 200 y. NJ t9-4O. Lakewood and
ATLANTIS CITY -. .s4O A. NJ. kfs.4o
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT-z4.OO. $50.
11.3O a. NJ. 40 xI2O. 1.3O. 2.45.
gas. a SIS. $50. $50. J12-0l- sundays.
except Ocean Grove, 9-15 A. NJ. 400
ATLANTIC HLDs.. sEABRIGHT. MON
MOUTH BCH., EAST LONG BRANCH
z4oe, z5-5o. $50. I1-5O A. M, 1.SO. 4;so-
0-je, 6-3O z. NJ sundays, go y NJ
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR ATLANTIC
HE4BGHLANDs EB IA s6ABRItdT o14s, 14lNS =
GROVE; SPRING. LAKE, PoINr
fLEASANT-Pier 81, \. Il. w, AID st..
S,SS saSs a y M- l2So $9e. 90 ~ y 2 N ssn- P,a-
10, y. z, Cedar St. 10.2O a. NJ. LOO.
$50, 40 p NJ sundays. 1000 y. M
80. $40 p. NJ
READING HARRISBURG POTTSVILLE
AND WILLIAMS PORT. z4.00. "A. 30.
Ts-UO, 9l0. d0.uD, Hoo A. NJ. Reading
only, 8 LEO, 10. 200 +. VI. Read
ms. PSttsviile, harrisburg only. f4-OO.
800 $50 ?. NJ
PHIL.A DHci>FHIA.
Z4-SO. m4t0. mS.Ou s9.Ou. msl0.0O Ill 90
A NJ, m'l2.OO. mi o. 800 %. o. ~. 10
n'1.uJ, m*t-OO, TOO. T-.JG. 20 90 $40 -
z. NJ. j*I2 - mdt
BALTl MORE AND WASHINGTON
S.uO m~lUOO. m"l2JO. ms2 90 m1s4 90
m76.0O. 200 jsI2I5
DAILY IDaily except sunday sSlil.-
Cay :. +Parior cars only. Ma Tauadtis..
st.AcepI saturdays mDininS Car. NSaJur-
GAYS only: ztrom Liberty S. only
FROM INenty-third StreeI-b5- 70 p III.
cS;oO = NJ, el2-2O p N g4.aO T. ~
il, 90 p. NJ, k3.2O P. NJ, ,5.5O y. n
offices: Liberty ST, West agd ~ n
1s.or -. house 40, 434. 1900. 1861 Broadway
Is- ON Az. 2sl 9TH Av, 25 Union S1,laTs
West =iSS Sd Av., 105 West I25tb - sl5
Sotuhbus Av-, New York: COur1 It 34.t
~ flitdn st. 479 NOstrand Av Broot,-
= - 80 Broacway. WILLIAMSBURG New
= "a transfer Co. calls Tor and cbects
uassdse g. destination
". e. BE,SLER O. II pr-pr
Nite--fes- \ tren. Msr. Gen. Pass'r Aeenr
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n. Y. N. H. & HARTFORD r r,

n. Y. n. II. & HARTFORD r r.
Trains depart from Grand Central station,
81 ST arc 4th Ave, as follows for
BOSTON. via New London & PrOv-+ts.OO-
+ 1900. * 1902 a. NJ. TIL .OO'
.x.I:ol. "x 1900. 1tl5.OO. sfli5:O2.
~.12.OO p. NJ; via Willimantic-4Ps.t .tl
A. M I2:e0 P NJ: via Spfd.-f9:14
A NJ. 1900, si4;OO. 81 100 p NJ
PORTLAND. BAR HARBOR-+Ts:1s P. NJ.
WORCESTER and FITCHBCRG, vita PUT
NAM-f3.53 Z. NJ.
LAkEVILLE and NORFOLK - tgo.O1
a NJ. 1881 p NJ
Ct. harrington, StocSbridge. Lenox. Pitts
feld-f4;54. sf9:02 A. NJ. s1:24. 1881 PM
Ticket offices at cGrand Central station
and ci25th ST. also at c245. 11S5 c135a
y way. c25 Union Square, else Fifth Ave-
c24S Columbus Ave. c649 Madison Ave.
CLOS W. l25th St. 279S Third Ave. IN
BROOKLYN. ca Court St. 479 NOstrand Ave.
600 B' way
'Dally. Except Sundays. sSaturday,
only STOPS AT 18th -. xStops at I25th
81 sundays only. tParior Car Limited
Has dining car. cParlor and Sleeping Car
tickets also
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

rnpt show debts of SS,7ls and assets of 81 30s.
5he principal creditors the Union Exchange
bank $500 b. F. Long. No. 25 Greene street, 1900;
american Woolen Company. s257s The assets con-
sist OF; Stock in trade, clothing at No 10 Fifth
avenue 5000; machinery. 81 $780, accounts 81 49, and
deposited in bank sS4
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

sent TO the asylum in 1883. and discharged when his
sentence expired He was sentenced in 1881 To five
years for assauting HIS Wife and after saya-oI
months In prison was sent 10 the asylum where he
mas since been confined. Cowan, in tesfifying yas az
terday, criticised the hospital and his treafment
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
RAILROADS.
LPIEMMSVL LWAMlA
r All II n a N

LPlElNM$ M$8WlL WAMlA
K A l l. T. . A d
STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-third
street and Desbrosses and Cortiandt
Streets.
x The leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortlandt Streets is Ave minutes later than
may gwen below for Twenty-third Street
FOR THE WEST.
s7.55 A. NJ. CHICAGO SPECIAL
'955 AN PITTSBURGH DAY EMPRESS.
90 A. W. THE PENNSYLVANIA LIN
IIED-Chicego. Cincinnati and -. Louis
-l95 M ST. LOUIS LIMITED
ST louis EMPRESS.
'S-0S PM PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL
Is hours 70 Chicago.
-455 Pm. CHICAGO LIMITED.
-5.a5 p NJ. WESTERN EXPRESS
'e2S PM ST LOUIS AND CINCINNATI
7.55 PM, PACIFIC EMPRESS.
'S25 PM. CLEVELAND AND CINCIN-
MATT EMPRESS
'9- - M. PITTSBURGH SPECIAL
'7.k5. IS. .9as. .e.55, s1o.55 a. m; Z; ..
ited'9 .s25 :425. .4,55. '5,5s. . . % ..
sIO55 a. m. i2a5. si255 C.3e5. Con
gressional Limited'0. 'Se5, '425. '455.
800. o g ?. m. l210 might
II 10 a. m. daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-'925 a. m anu
a-25 p. m. daily.
SEAROARD AIR LINE-i2.25 D m. ana
IL 10 a. m. daily.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
-3 25 p. m. daily.
CHESAPEAKE 4 OHIO RAlLWAN- - 90
a. m. weekdays and 80 ?. m daHy,
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOk-
FoLK-.T 25 q. n. weekdays and 500
Arr NrfC' c,Iry- O 55 a m and 255 2
m. weekdays. Sundays, '7.55 a. m
CAPE MAY-12.55 p. m. week-days-
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK ,4eein Ss',sI
and Point Pleasant. "A 00 from Desh x
Cort- SITS. only). s.55. 10 50 a m a., -.
a. - Saturdays only :. %. 3.25. Go eX-
cept Long Branch) and ass p. m Week
days- Sundays. S25. e-25. lO-So D. N'-'
ana ASS .. m.
s"a .TsIF FoE z PHHsDE5FH.4Sass sss, s55' rs .sss.
-t1O. 55. 10 55 "11.55 a. m l. -, -
so. s1.55 210 81. 81 p. $;o2 ~, ~,
.425 4s? 80 50 for North 3, PBslsSetses55 2S s55
925 (9.55 for North Philadelpnlla on. 4.uS'
p. m. II 10 night Weekdays; sHfC X.
s1G55 a m. 1asa. sie5 aY1.55. '1.55.
~. 25. s.55. s4a5 C.44,55 for North PEila-
delphia only. s4a5, 555, SEQ. 80
SIS. s.S5. 9.25. (9.55 FOR North Philadel-
phia only) p. m. IL, 10 night
.Dinlng Car, tLimited Train: ,-o
Ticket offices. Nos. 461. 1884. and d dsV
Broadway: IS2 Fifth Avenue tneiow -
St) 263 Fifth Avenue (corneT 2Stn 81 >;
and stations named above; BroohIEh. 80
Court street 47e Nostrand Avenue, s9o
Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex sta
tlcn The New York Transfer Company
will call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through to destina-
ton
Telephone ''54s Chelsea for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
". ". ATTERBURY, ]. r WOOD.
General Manager. Pass r Traffic Manager
GEO. W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
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HAMBURG-AMERTCAN LTNe.

Special Passenger Service.
PLVMOUTH-CHERB ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
B'ch JUne14. II :30am Amerika July 5
Ksn AV -Jun21. 4 :i0am K. Aug. Vic. JUIy 19
Oceana- June %, 10 am Deutschland. July %
Deu'chl'd. June 2S. Gam Amerika Aug. 2
Among the special features OF these ships
are: Grill Room. Rltz-CarltOn Restaurant
Ia carte, Elevators, Gymnasium. Palm Gar
den. Electric Baths. etc
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
DOVER LONDON OR PARIS) AND
HAMBURG.
Large Twin-Screw Vessels OF IA coo tons
Superb Passenger Accommodation
Pat 'cia. June16. :3Opm Batavia ...JuIy 2l
Pretorta..June %. Gam Patricia. July =
W q seeJun3O. ID .5tisiIn Pretoria Aug. =
Pen "a. .July14. IL :30am Waldersee. Aug II
sTo Hamburg direct
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA
tMoltke June II p. Adalbert Aug
r. AdaIbert. June 10 tMoltxe ..... Sept II
P. Oskar. July IT p. AdaIbert. Sept IS
fMoltke July "a P. Oskar. ..-.... Oct. o
tCalls Gibraltar; has Grill Room and
Gymnasium.
TRAVELLERS CHECKS ISSUED BY
THE COMPANY
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY. N Y
Phone, 1900 Rector Piers. Hoboken.
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NORTH GERMAN Lloyd.
"a Evnrnsc Gnrr-inn

From Bremen Piers sd&4th Sts. Hoboken
CEI4RICHS < CO. No, 3 Broadway. y Y
Louis III. Meyer. 45 Sos:-- Third St. PhiIa.
BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT
THE 81 ROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT :
THAT APPEAR REGULARLY IN THE
TRIBUNE ON SUNDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
PEOPLES LIME
NEW YORK-AIRANY

NEW 1Ukh-ALbANI.
HUDSON RIVER BY SEARChIIGHT.
Steamers 9 w. MORSE, even dates June.
and ADIRONDACK, alternating. Iv Pier
No. 81, n. r., foot of Canal ST.. G p NJ.
and West 10th St.. $3.50 p NJ daily Sun
days included. Direct connection at Albany
for all points. Orchestra Automobiles ar
rted. Time table and Summer Book Free
Beautiful Hudson by SearchIght" IOc
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
RAILROADS.

>s,5s 1s s.S, = Se INN ny 9;rsB5 80 Iai
tsOn 42d street. New York. as below:
All through trains. except those leaving
at $50 A. IL, ,02. $3.50. $40. go P. NJ. .,
stop at i25th street 70 receive passengers
ten minutes after leaving 42d street
l2:fO a M.-sMIDNIGHT EXPRESS
$50 \. M-IEAlPIRE STATE EXPRESS
80 Most famous train IN The world
$50 a M--%FAST MAIL - Pa hours %
Chicago.
1920 A. M.-sDNT EXPRESS.
1;O@ F. M-sTuE SECOND EMPIRE
! ;O6 T.. M-TCHICAGO SPECIAL
S-e4 Z. M.-FSOCTHWEST EFtN LIMITED.
$50 p. M-sTHE 3OTH CENTURY LINZ
TIED - 1S hours to Chicago. via
$40 2. MA LB1NY AND TROY
FLYER
100 p. M-sHUDsON RIVER SPECIAL.
$50 +. M-STEE WOLVERINE
5;29 p. MAST MaII,-For Albany.
$50 p M,-sLAKE SHORE LIMITED -
&i2 hour train 10 Chicago All
$50 P M~'CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI
AND ST. LOUIS LIMITED. All
Pullman cars
SEQ ?. M--'WESTERN EXPRESS.
800 r. M.--MONTREAL EMPRESS.
7:SO T NJ. M.-pADIRONDACK AND NON
TREAL. EXPRESS.
500 P. M.-sBCFFALO. CARA
P6LLs F6I 5i-l1.. CLEVELAND AND To-
RONTO SPECIAL.
$50 p. M.-swEsTERN NEW YORK Ex-
PRESS.
$50 P.M.-"PACTFIC ?. EXPRESS.
80 Z. M--%CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
EMPRESS.
"Dally. Except sunday. Except Monday.
HARLEM DIVISION
9-O5 A. NJ and 3:35 p. NJ. daily ezceps
SGdsy- TO Pittsfeld and North Adams-
Sundays. 0-2O A. n
Pullman cars on all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with PinIsch light.
Ticket ofices at 149. 245. AIS and 121S
Broadway. . Union Square W. 215 COiurn--
bus ave. III West 125th ST.. Grand Cen
Al u NssrTr.
and 126 Fulton St and los Broadway.
Brooklyn
Telephone 500 5sth Street for Cab SER
vice. baggage checked from hotel or resi-
cence BY Westcott Express.
A f. SMITH c. F. DAILY.
GenI Manager Pass'r Traffic Mgr.
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AGENTS WANTED.

ST. - AGENT.-If you are q Mason.
NJ me me your age and I Will favor you
so,5s = - it-hi are easy and favorable for
flz ~ o-f Insurance. ;. II. GRAY. Office.
>-- 1lh g.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Lackawanna kailroad

/ Lackawanna Railroad
y Y, foot Barclay. Christopher. West 23d
Sts
$500 A. M--For Binghamtou and ElmIra-
1000 A. M--fOr Buffalo. Chicago and Sr
Louis
q. 40 2. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
14UO p M.-For Scranton and Plymouth
- ID =. M-FOr BuffaIo and Chicago.
ss as p. A--For Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica
~ 20 A, M--For Chicago-Sleepers opeu
asa r. ~
Tickets at 149 429. I1s3 1434 Broadway
y. L. $50 Fulton ST., Brooklyn sDaily.
1Except SUNDAY.
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MACHINERY.

Il REDUCED PRICES 500 second hand
700 an1 iron working machines; fully
f-s'sfieec; machinery bought and ex-
--Ese- Go y EDDY 3es Madison 81.
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RESTAURANTS.

NsEIEEg
Lk-E VT ETTT 81 W 35ih. Under new
., y, - = -- management. Len 4Oc
l,,.ss., vine Sat, sun. Hol., soc. Olo
- DinileT. sl-GD Gusic. Priv rooms.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
TlPEWEITING.

49, = Rs Remington, SO; Gran
gEr - ~leusmure. YOst or Hammond,
- ~-zIert repairing. GAY. II West
fs,sis' fss'' r.! h!ts.--All makes sold. rented.
euf1r'-e eAcnsDgec; reliable service
clrrIs,s.N' - - Nassau 81 Telephone H4o-
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HELP WANTED.
Male

Male.
$40 - = .5,t-l-i-ic EaT PERSON may earn
tgrr..,-'. - go I1oEllly =; home Ia spare time
Ia ,t--.--iik Tor newspapers: no canvass
AlHsi .tice uuBecessary send for par
D. FltEss SYNDICATE. LodIpOrt.
d !. Class AWNING CUTTER Man
trl1ti-r' eAafgs 81 shop. GI2 Fulton at.
Tie -, ~ ~ hEkfS snd subscT1ptiOns for
o1lee 1,l-DHne received at their UptoWn
DC sT-L = -'sos Broadway. between Beth
er.les =, IeeeiFso a. the following branch
y fes1iEz ofice rates until $ O'Clock
& n, VIZ - eth-sFs.. a. e cor. 23d-st.
e' cor. .Sth-st: % East A4ih-si.:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

TO THE
GATSNlLl MGWN7TAlNS
Via the Catskin Mountain. Otis and Cats
kill and Tannersville Railways.
Direct connection with the y. 7 Central
trains leaving New York at 11:1j A. NJ,
and the West Shore trains leaving West
42d ST. at 1880 A. NJ. and II 30 y. NJ.
Also direct connection with the HUDSON
RIVER DAY LINE and the CATShll.L
EVENING LINE STEAMERS. PURCHASE
TICKETS VIA CATSKILLA
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

- -Bsukbo1k no T6s 2Ts. Bank for
essli.Es. - 4fh ave. New YORK Pay
- tt'fDe1 IIeEse return book 20 bank.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT
THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISER ENTS
THAT APPEAR REGULARLY IN THE
TRIBUNE ON SUNDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

MALLORY LINE. LUXURIOUS SHIPS
Tickets TO Texas. Colorado. Mexico. New
Mexico. Arizona. California. Georgia. FLOR
Ida. Alabama. etc. DELIGHTFUL TRIPS
THE ROUTE TO MIAMI. PALM BEACH
Fla. &c. tvia Key WesD. Colonist tickets
% California on inquiry. Our BOOKLET
Pocket Guide eree. 9. H MALLORY q
90. 10 Front ST. n. Y.
COOKS TOURS TO EUROPE-5O this
season. SiT5 70 81 is5. Programmes.
THoS. COOK a SON. 245 aud 1lSS Bread
wAy. eso Madison ava. N. <.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
NMGHOR llRE.

ANCHOR GlN[E.
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY
Columbia. Junei6 2pmi Caledonia JuneSO noon
Furnessia- Jns23. lOam Astoria July Z IL am
saloon $50 q Cabin S3T. 80. Sd Class So 5O
and upwards. according 10 accommodation "a
steamship. For terms and information apply
HENDERSON BROTHERS. 1T-i9 Broadway
BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT
THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS
THAT APPEAR RE2ICL.ARLY IN THE
TRIBUNE ON SUNDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

CHAUFFEUR rnachinist. with private
FAMILY: can operate foreign and domestic
cars. salary moderate 10 start; can furnish
sood references; viii go anywhere. Address
G n. Tribune Uptown once. 1So4 Broad
way.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
RALTTN0RE Z. OEIn 2 .

~4--i4 -'--Ll- l1INh. TK1lNS
Every Otncr hour on the even ho,,-
10 BALIiMORE AND WASIINCsrDN-
.v 1lyg tt5, Sew ! 3orI City 2sd ST. Liby ST.
~ aStllNGION, Buffet, 750 am 4 40 a.,
%As W - tiiNGToN Diner. $50 am 1000 am
q " ASttlNGTON, Diner. II. so am 10 On a..
IMASltlNo.I TON. Buffet. I5O pm % Hr1s
~ ~. III. Diner, $50 nm 400 pm
IMAASilNGIoN. Buffet. $50 pm 200 nm
WASHINGTON. .Sl~epers II SO prn 10 * -
sEN sun 4Os,
Through Daily Trains to the Wssr
Leave New York CITY 22d 81 Tfbs,- 9.
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. II. so nm NJ X n,
CtlllAip. COLUMBUS, IL so am 10 a. -,
E4IT9siI ~ E :, CLEYE 500 pm 400 pm
GIN ST LOUIS. .LOT-ISV. IL 80 pm 10 15 ~
ST LOUIS, LOUISV. $50 am 1000 an,
INST LOUIS. .LOCISV $50 nm 3 90 ~,
offices; 245, 434. 1900 Broadway. s Asfor
House, lO3 Greenwich ST.. 25 Union Sauars
W. 3N Grand ST. n Y: 343 Fulton 81
Brooklyn; West 22d st. and Liberty 81.
After D. m. sleeping ear reservations
and fUll Information regarding trains etc
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information.
II. & o. r. P. 23d ST. Terminal. Phone No.
Chelsea S144.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

.-FFA1-FrFF-TTR wishes 10 change his posi-
tion with private family; strictly TEN
uerale. first class reference JOHN LAR
KIN. 1856 Simpson 81.