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Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
Gives Luncheon at christopher's

Mrs. William Andrews was the hos
tess yesterday afternoon at a luncheon
given at Christopher's. Several of
the women friends of Mrs. Andrews
were the guests. After the luncheon
the party went to the Blanchard build
ing and viewed the art exhibit of the
Misses Emily and Mona White of Ill
inOiS
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
PennsyIvanians Will Entertain

Former residents of Pennsylvania
are planning an entertainment at
Mammoth hall to be given Monday
evening. 1t is expected that more than
500 persons will be present.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
PhiIomath Club Meets

Members of the Philomath club We're
entertained yesterday afternoon at the
regular monthly meeting of the club
by Mrs. William Eckert of I'LL West
Ninth street.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the ex-
hibit Of California products at the
Chamber of Commerce building, on
Broadway, between First and SECOND
streets, where free information will be
given on all subjects pertaining to this
section.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05

The Herald will pay $40 in cash to
anyone furnishing evidence that VIII
lead to the arrest and conviction of any
person caught stealing copies of The
Herald from the premises of our pa
irons. THE HERAGD.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
Secures Suit and $50

She purchased a $50 suit and ten
dered sight draft on the First Ma
tional bank of Kansas City, Mo-, for
$50 There was no hesitation about
cashing the check and Mrs. Herman
walked out of the store with the suit
and $40 in change.
AT the Boston store it is said that
a Los Angeles society woman intro
duced her to one of the managers.
There Mrs. Herman purchased several
articles and cashed a draft on the
Kansas City bank for $65.
1t is now claimed that both of these
drafts were worthless, having been
dishonored by the bank on which they
were drawn.
1t was stated last night that other
alleged swindles in this city would
probably come to light
At Fresno the dashing brunette sue
ceeded in gaining the confidence of
Mayor Lyon and he gallantly cashed
a check for her which it is alleged
proved to be fictitious.
other Business Men Caught
The police say that several other
business men of that city whom she
met at the skating rink were losers
by the meeting and were touched for
various small sums.
~
to make out that she had attempted
to commit suicide. 1t was found that
she had slightly cut her wrist with a
hat pin. Several drops Of blood
trickled down her wrist, giving SUI
iicient foundation for a sensational
story in yellow sheet that she had
nearly died from a~frantic attempt to
end her life.
She was searched at the Jail and
$50 was found in her stockings. De-
fiant and proud, the woman, whose
true name has not been ascertained,
insists that she has done nothing for
which she can be prosecuted Grim
inally.
A mar who was waiting for her at
the Arcade station at the time she
was arrested loitered about the Jail
yesterday and claimed to be the wo-
mans husband, but he refused to say
anything about Mrs. Herman to those
who pressed him for information.
Mrs. Herman will be taken to Fresno
and if she is convicted there it is
not probable that any criminal action
Quilted however, the district attor-
ney will prefer charges against the
woman on a charge of forgery and
passing fictitious checks.
The woman is about 80 years of age
and is rather good looking, although
her short confinement in Jail has
given a worn and tired look to hel
otherwise beautiful face. She was
photographed and copies of her picture
will be sent to eastern cities in hopes
of further identification.
The police suspect that the name
"Mrs. Herman" is the alias for clever
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
Theft Reported November II
One Can of Pioneer Cream

Will go as far as two cans of the or
binary brands now on the market.
, WHY? Because it is so rich in butter
flats. AS BORDEN'S PIONEER
BRAND EVAPORATED CREAM sells
at the same price as inferior brands
If is much more economical. See that
Won GET THE BEST.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
Club Men Will Receive Friends

Members of the Jonathan club will
entertain their women friends at a re-
ception to be given Tuesday, April II,
at the club rooms. Dinner will he
served and program of musical num-
bers viii be given. 1t is expected that
it will be one of the largest affairs
in the history OF the club, as four hun
dred guests are to be present.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
Cruisers for Brazil

LONDON, April 4.-British ship
builders have received from the Bra
lillian government orders for three
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05

crook, who has come to the Pacific
coast to flm-fam the merchants OF
California.
Mrs. Herman was taken north last
night on the Owl train by Deputy
Sheriff Collins of Fresno.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05

"WeIl. how did wou come out in your
case in court with reference to your fine
houseY
aoh, the lawyer has the houseit
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
CITY NEWS IN Brief

MIST. office ass South Hill street.
MIST cures rheumatism, Infallihle,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
PLANNING FLOWER SHOW
MEETING HELD TO DEVISE WAYS
AND MEANS
Miniature Shriner and Camel to Be
Made Out of FIoWers--OnIted
States Forest Expert Gives in-
terestng Lecture

The Southern California Horticul-
tural society met last evening in the
chamber of commerce assembly nan at
it's last regular session before the great
spring exhibition of flowers, May y TO
II. Walter Raymond, the president
presided He explained with dia-
gram the plans for the eXhioltlon 10 De
given in Blanchard and symphony
halls. He said:
1.-The society is planning largely on
cut flowers, but we must urge the
necessity of massing them as much as
possible. 1t will be in the right season
of the year and we expect to make or
the show a great success. Everything
will be arranged to the best advantage
possible for the display of the flowers
with mirror reflections to beautify the
scenes.
"The Shriners will be here in large
numbers and we expect much from
them. We will have a miniature
Shriner and a camel bedecked with
beautiful flowers.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
PLAISANCE is REDUCED
Quartermaster Sergeant Ordered Pun
ished by Seventh Regiment
Court martial

Quarter Master Sergeant Charles r.
Plaisance, who was charged with con-
duct prejudicial to good order and mil
itary discipline some weeks ago and
tried by a court martial composed OF
the commissioned officers of the Sew
enth regiment, was reduced to the
ranks by the action of the court mar
tial.
Beside being reduced to the ranks,
Plaisance was ordered to be reprimand-
ed in orders.
The decision of the court was only
given out after several weeks of de-
liberation.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
First Class Flowers Wanted

I'VE want a large contribution OF
first class flowers. The society will
give about $500 in prizes. We expect
over 10000 people to attend, and the
money received will, we think, make
fine nucleus for a horticultural hall"
Following Mr.. Raymond's address, I.
P. Lukns, United States forest expert
and acting forest supervisor. gave an
exhaustive stereopticon lecture on the
forestry of the California mountains.
He explained the effects of forest fires
in the mountains and advocated that
every .precaution should be made to
preserve the trees. He also advised
planting more trees in order that water
can be more fully retained for irrigat-
ing purposes. The speaker pointed out
the detrimental effects of stock graz
ing, which he said would be abandoned.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05

The New York Central Lines
Have their office at ZIG West Fourth
street. Tickets and sleeping car
reservations to all points east of ST.
Louis and Chicago. Six tourist cars
a week to Boston.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

aho ah OF the lines owned. operated and controlled
by H. II is further provided that the companies
which are seeking rights from the city should be
compelled to issue transfers from all points
tersection
In speaking Of the city's compensation from the
railway companies. Mr.. Nichols says that in 1905
the city received from the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company for permission TO operate 5a miles of
track the sum OF ,2s4O0 which 24s per cent OF the
gross receipts of the company This proportion
ateiy about one-fourth OF what the companies pay
in Manhattan. he says
The report suggests that the congestion In Fulton
street may be relieved. and many OF the
grace crossing in the Borough Of Brooklyn 5e
eliminated by running tracks under the Brooklyn
Bridge as far TNllary street. and then switching
on into Fulton and Washington streets In order
70 siitct these changes il will be necessary
aouiuonal tracks In Court and Sands streets
On the subject of fvescent fare 10 Coney ISL
and, Mr.. Nichols saws:
In IN aoulton TO the evasion OF giving transfers as
.Ias OeSh described, wish 10 call your attention
10 an0ther eVil In relation to the operation Of the
thaoTnhHIyh RAPID Transit system which works a
s naIsIhP upon the public-that IS charge OF 10
SSlts Ti from points in Brooklyn TO Coney Island
na ne p.ac1ce OF the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
bang II 20 cnArge nve cents from points In Brook
Yh 20 Kings Highway vicinity. and at that pOlnt
10 charge another fare of five cents TO Coney Island
Inc roe Tor this latter fare so short that IL IS
PIacucaily exactlng a toll for each passenger for
the entrance 10 Coney Island
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

hican. ~ '"naonocx' 10 the NO
sin. 70 the Helena iroiii 'he "iscon-
Aleutensrt r. W. VINCENT -
Setacheo from the CINCINNATI: TO the Helen.
islsn Al JOYCE and Assistant surreon 7 II vtsp,r-r
Helena. SN'i'e' 10 the
Assistant Paynoss,er r d STANLEY and Frr., rAeu.en
AM X Is ChkbCh, marine corps detached from A..
Monadnock; 10 the Helena -S
raised Assistant Surgeon @. r. FREEMAN "a s,..,a1
DUTY with surgeon general on the Raleigh
MONEMENTS OF NESSEI.S-The fouon,i,9
movements OF vessels have been reported 20 ,h
Navy Department.
ARRIVED.
June H-The Dixie and the Tacoma. at Red Bank. ,h.
b~ton. al Portland Ore. the Paduoah. atM MacorSs
ihe Dubuque. at Santo Domingo City.
June 22-The scorpion. a Monte Cr1sti
SAILED
June 1.-THE Eage from Gloucester for Portsmouth
Tor hed Bank: the Ohio the Galveston and the Chat
tsnooga. from Nagasah for Che-Foo: Dubuque
from MaooTis for SantO Domingo City.
June THE Nashville. Santo Domingo CITY for
san Juan; the scorpion. Puerto Plata
Nrlstls the Newark. the Florida he
Aoin Solofnons for Newport News.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
FEAR OF LNHrNING CAUSES DEATH

Fearing death by lightning Mrs Julia Mithke. OF
NO l0' Bergen street. Brooklyn. who was spending
the day on the beach Coney Island started 10
seek Shelter yesterday afternoon when the electric
STORM swept over the island. She had only
rev steps when she fell. An ambulance sur
geon from the Coney Island Reception Hospital
which was close by. hurried 70 her assistance but
she had died from apOplexy before his arrival Mr.
Mithke. who Is nearly seventy years old would not
believe for a long time that his wife was dead
Nhen ne was convinced, he broke down. and the
serious - ~
The storm, which lasted about half an hour
caused great excitement at the island and drove
the large crowd TO shelter in the various hotels and
amusement places Many electric light bulbs on the
towers were smashed by the high wind Following
the storm there was exceptionally high tide
several bathhouses at Seagate were swept away.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
MAY CUT FARE TO CONEY.
Engineer Aduises Giring Livingston
Street Franchise on That Basis.

Harry p. Nichols chief engineer OF the Bureau Of
Franchises. in HIS report 10 the Board OF Estimate
on the application of the Nassau Railroad Com
pany for franchise IN Livingston street BROOKLYN
advises that unless the fare 20 Coney Island be
reduced 10 FIVE cents the board should not grant
the franchise II this report IS adopted and ac-
cep'ed the fare VIII be reduced TO five cents HIS
study OF the conditions leads Mr.. Nichols 20 be-
lieve he says. that the city does not receive from
the railway companies anywhere what It
should receive.
He makes the suggestion In his report that as a
part of the consideration for franchise the rail-
road company shall agree TO carry passengers from
any point in Brooklyn any other point in the
borough for a single fare OF FIVE cents over any
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

~. T.. n. II. & HARTFORD X. Il
Trans depart from Grand Central Station.
sxd 81. auc 4Ih Ave. follows for
BOSTON. Via New London & PrOV-Fts:OO
= 1000. ~ 1902 A, N. y 100.
'il2:oO p. NJ; via Wlllimantic-fgS:O
A M. $500 P. ~: via Spfd.-fs:Is
A M, tl2.OO. si4:OO. Ill 90 p. n
PORTLAND a. BAR HAkBOR-ffS p n
WORCESTER and FITCHBCRG. via PUT
NAM-t3:53 p n.
LAkEVLLLk and NORFOLK %gg.Ol
a M 1881 = NJ
Ct Darlington, Stockbridge. Lenox. Pitts
heid-f4,54. ''S.O2 A NJ. 81 "a. t3;31 Pm.
Ticket Offices at cCirand Central station
and cl2Jth 81. also al c25. IlS5. cI25a
B'Way. c25 Union square. else Fifth Ave.
c249 Columbus Ave. c649 Madison Ave.
clos ". I25th ST. 278s Third ave. IN
Brooklyn. CO Court St. 479 Nostrand Ave.
$50 h way
'Daily Except Sundays SATURDAYS
only. sStops at 125th 81. xStops az 125Ih
ST sundays only. tParlor car Limited
Has dining car. cParlOr and Sleeping Ger
tickets also.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
Nav jersey CENTRAL


STATIONS West sSd St. n. R.
Tino shown below Is from Liberty Ok
West I'D st leaves 10 minutes carrier eN-
EisTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENroW2iNS
AND MAUcH CHU UNh-zsOO * ~
Easton). s1O A N; L 70. 40. 500 '0S. -
leo. SEQ and 500 P. NJ
WILkESBARRE AND SCRANTON-sI 70
A NJ. 20. 900 P. n sundays. z4-So
LAKEwooD. II LAKEHURsT. TONS
RIVER AND BARNEGAT-z4.OO. SD
A. M & LSo e -, 9Sssw9od =" 9, an, and iHs sSs
days. 100 A ~ 40. Lakewood ana
LakehursO.
ATLANTIC CITY - $40 A. NJ. kt3.4o
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT. 90. S-5o'
1l.3O A NJ. ex124O. XL2O. 13O. z. 40.
gas. ) Il. $50. $50. 1l2O1. SUNDAYS,
except Ocean Grove, 9.l5 A NJ. AOo
ATLANTIC HLDs.. sEABRIGHT. MON
MOUTH BCH.. EAST LONG BRANCH
E4O0. $3.50. $50. 1l.3O A. NJ. 1-SO. 40.
s.So- sSo 3 S$S P NJ Sundays. 900 A NJ.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR ATLANTIc
HHtsGaH11-ANDs az IA s5-ABRIG1T oIzS L9SS ~
5SE" GROW" SEINE FINE LAKE. [ASS 5Sr PoINT
PLEAsANT-Pisr 81, Il, r, W; 42d St.
sss. SS y g. A lzs2 H. iSS SS tls N n is. Ser
10, y. r.. Cedar St. 102O A. NJ. Leo.
$40. 40 2. n sundays. 1000 A. NJ.
READING, HARRISBURG. PoTTsvuLE
AND WILLIAMSPORT-I 90. "A 80.
1900. 10. U0.O0. 11.OO A. NJ. Reading
only). LOO. %. t2.OO p. NJ. Read
inss Pottsvtlle, Harrisburg only. taco.
900. 7.3O r. NJ
PHILADELPHIA.
"a 90. moo. mSOO. $500. ms1Ooo. .110o
A "a m'12OO. m1.O0. -aO0. 400. 800.
m'o.OO. ms6.OO. 100. $500, 20 90. $40. 30
=. NJ. 1*12 is mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
500. ms1OO0. ms12OO ms2OO, m!ssOo.
sDaiiy tDaily except sunday. ssun-
days. fParlOr cars only. Via Tamaqua.
kENcept saturdays. mDining car. xSatur-
Gays only. ztrOIn Liberty st. only.
From Twenty-third Street-b5. 20 P. NJ,
ssiS1 81 % a. e12 20 P; NJ. g4.3O ? n.
0filess: L46er-y St. Vest 29d St. o
Isz Oth Av-. 2S1 5th Av., Is Union Squars
West. 279S Sd Av.. 100 West 125th ST, 245
columbus Av., New York; 4 Court St 348
S44 F1Iton III st; 478 N0strand Av.. Brook
lyn: 80 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New
York transfer Co. calls for and checks
baggage 70 destination.
W. G. BESLER CM RTrRr
Viee-Pres. q Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
RAILROADS.
.IPIEMN9VILW LWANlA


K A l. X o A ID
STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-third
Street and DesbrOsses and COrtlandt
Streets.
KY The leaving time from DeshrOssss and
Cortandt Streets is fve minutes later than
mat given below for Twenty-third street
FOR THE WEST
.Ao9 A NJ CHICAGO SPECIAL
~ % NJ. PITTSBURGH DAY E-NPEEsSS
'lObo A. NJ THE PENNSYLVANIA LIN
IIED.-Chicago- Cincinnati and ST. Louis
.i55 M. ST. LOUIS LIMITED. ,
lbs +. M CHICAGO. CINCINNATI AND
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
's55 Pm. PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL.
Is hours 20 chicago.
'4o3 PM CHICAGO LIMITED.
.355 PM WESTERN EXPRESS.
'o 2S PM ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI
EXPRESS
'so5 PM. CLEVELAND AND CINCIN-
MATT EXPRESS.
'e55 p NJ PITTSBURGH Special
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
'755 8 Is. .o25. .e.55. .to.55 am; i2 e5.
itsdsS .ss5. as as as. .4'sSs SIS. ss
gressionaI Iimited''1. ss5. s425. Ass.
sofsArseS 81 = e R.T1wEYo p m. ~ 10 nifs' rs m
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-.s25 a m and
sEABoaRD s1B 2, n5 afR aliHy' 1rSE-122, p. m and
II 10 a. m. daily.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
% Is .. m. daily .u
a m. wss<-day and .4.52 2; m o'stlS S-S,y,
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and *
FoLR--.7 . a. r.. weekdays anu
ATLANTIC crTY-e55 a. m and 2so 2
m wsekdays SUNDAYS, s,skeaass. "a "
LONG BRANCH ASBURY PAFtk NSssSHi N.'-aH
Grove CNorJh Aseury ~ Ps,T f1or SI5alet' pesS Z
G.25 SATURDAYS oniy9 2 Is. 3 Is. (4-25 eS-
eept Long Branch1 and 4.S p m weSS E.
days- Sundays. s. e5. e-25. 1O'9o a. NJ
aHD '.oI FoR q & pHIIsApELFHIA, .sss.
nos .1o65, Mss a m, n, o1 y = s5 4.ss.
only. .555. Cd 25. 655. T.55. SIS so; $40;
s.25 (s.65 for North Philadeiph ma SsI,s 9,vS
P m. Il 10 night wees-dayss;x .4ff s5'
.s2S. ass. "a. IS 1:t4.55 for North Phils- "a
delphfa oniyl .455 s5.55. '6-2o, t;oS'
s25. s.55. e25. (s.55 for North Phfiadel-
?fla bini0a 9siye GAP p M 4I,nitsa n1te HEa Tsaa.
Ticket Offices Nos. 461. 1884. and IT,
Broadway 1872 Fifth Avenue (esIow -
ST.: 263 Fifth Avenue corner 2eth ST.,
Court street. are Nostrand Avenue. 800
Broadway. and Pennsylvania Annex sta-
tion- The New York Transfer company
viii call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through to destina-
Telephone 'S4s Chelsea for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
w W. ATSrERBURY. J. r WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Trafic Manager.
GEO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
TROY 01NEs

HUDSON RIVER ROUTE
NEW YORK-TROY
Str ''C1ty Of Troy or Saratoga Leave
Pier 46. West 10th ST. Daily ,except satur-
day.. q p. NJ
SUNDAY STEAMERS TOUCH
AT ALBANY
Direct connection at Troy with trains 10 all
points Dining rooms on main deck-Or-
chestra-LoW Excursion Rstes-BOoklets
Free-AutOmObilss carried.
Excursion:-Troy, 81 so: Saratoga, 81 so:
Lake George. So 80; Wilmington. Vt. IS 90
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
RAILROADS.

* nWYS~M EIWEA ~. M.
ATains Gepart IEOm GranG central sta
con, I'D street, New York. below:
All through trains. except those leaving
at 30 A n. I .O2. $3.50. 3 40. II 80 p NJ =
stop at 10th street % receive passengers
Ten minutes after leaving al street.
II 10 A. M-fMIDNIGHT EMPRESS.
100 A. NJ. M.-fADIRONDACk. THOCSANQ
ISLANDS AND MONTREAL sPE,-
$40 a. M.-fEAIPIRE STATE ExPREsA
Most famous train IN the world
$40 A. Mast MAIL - "a hours -
1910 A. May EXPRESS.
1.O& = M--'THE SECOND EMPIRE.
9es es = MMGHlGAG0 I sPEcIAI &c I ;,,,~v,
All Pullman cars.
$50 p M.-sTHE 10Th CENTURY LINZ
iIED = Il hours to Chicago. vis
$40 p MA LBANY AND TROY
FLYER.
100 P. -.HUDsoN RIVER SPECIAL.
$50 p N--'THE WOLVERINE.
30 p Mast MAILl-For Albany.
S'SV 7. M;-.LAKE SHORE LIMITED =
So hour train to Chicago. All
$50 P. M.-'CLEVEI.AND CINCINNATI
AND ST LOUIS LIMITED. All
6'oo 2. NV ESTERN EXPRESS
80 2 M-'MONTRBAL EXPRESS.
''So p NJ M1..-,--ADIRoNDACK AND NON
800 TREAL EMPRESS
o'oo p M-sBUFFALO. MA Al RA
FALLS, CLEVELAND AND TO-
RONTO SPECIAL.
S'<O T. NV EsSTERN NEW YORK AND
THOUSAND ISLANDS EMPRESS.
$50 P-M.-'PACTFIC p EMPRESS.
4l'SO Z. M--CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
EXPRESS.
-Oaily- tksNcept sunday. Except Monday.
HARLEM DIVISION
s;O5 a. M. and 3:35 P. NJ daily except
sunday TO Pittsheld and North Adams
sundays. s;s7 A. NJ. Saturdays only 2;so
Pullman cars on all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pinrsch light.
Ticket Offices at 149 PAS AIS and 1919
broadway, y Union Square W, 275 Coluu--
ous ave, III West 125th ST.. Grand Cen
ual and l&5th 81. stations. New York; 359
ana 126 Fulton 81. and 100 Broadway.
BROOKLYN
Telephone 500 ssth Street for Cab Ser
vice Baggage checked from hotel or resi-
oence BY Westcott Express.
A. H SMITH, C. F. DAI.Y
GenI Manager. Pass'r Traffic Mgr
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
LaCkaWanna Railroad

n T.. foot Barclay. Christopher. West 23d
Sts
fs.eO A M. For Binghamton and EImira.
'l0O A M.-For Buffalo. Chicago ana -
Louis
81 30 p M-For Buffalo and Chfcaro
t4oO p. M--FOr Scranton and Plymouth
-. II i M.-For Bunal6 and Chicago.
- 20 Nor Buffalo Syracuse. Ctica-
- A M-Fcr ChIcaEo-Sleepers ors,
9.3O T. 81
Tickets az t49 429 11s3. 1434 Broadway.
y Y. 33S Fulton St. Brooklyn sDally.
tENcept sunday.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
STEAMBOATS,.
Hudson River
BW DaWlBmbE.

PaiAtial Steamers NEW YORK. and
ALBANY" Of the Hudson River Day line.
fastest and finest river boats IN the world
Lv. bklyn-. Fulton 81 (ey Anneo 500 A. ".
Desbrosses ST. Pier. $40
West 42d St---.....e.OO
Wesc l2sth St........9:2O
Landing at YonkeTs. West Point New
ourEh, PouGhkeepsie. Kingston Point, Cats
XIII. Hudson and Albany. Daily, except
suncay. Special trains to CatskiH Nts re-
sort. and saratoga. and easy connections
70 all points East. North and West Through
tickets and baggage checked at Offices OF
between ~. Y. and Albany accepted Mos.
celfghtful one-day outings to West Point,
Newoursh. or Po'keepsie. returning on down
boat Restaurant open at 7 A. NJ MUSIC
STEAMER MARY POWELL
Leaving Desbrosses ST. at $40 p NJ
Saturdays. i: 40 p M, W 42d ST. $50
p ~ Saturdays 2 p. M. West 10th 81.
$3.50 p. NJ. Saturdays 22o P. NJ for High
land Falls. West Point. Cornwall. New
burgh. New Hamburg. Milton, Poughkeepsie.
Rcndout and Kingston Orchestra on board.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
PEOPLES ILlM[E

NEW YORK-AI.BANY
Hudson River by Searchlight
Steamers g. W MORSE. even dates Jun.
and July, and ADIRONDACK. alternating
lv. Pier No 90 " r. foot OF Canal St
0 =. M: and West l29th ST $50 p n.
daily Sundays included. Direct connec-
tion with express trains a. Albany for
Saratoga. Lake George. Adirondacks and
Thousand Islands Orchestra Autor1o-
biles carried. Time table and Summer
Book Free Beautiful Hudson by Search
light I0c.
NEW DOUBLE SERVICE.
Commencing June 29th Str DEAN
RICHMOND L.v. Pier 81 n. r., every
Monday. Wednesday. and Friday at $50
p. NJ, emitting W 129th St Service
equal TO regular steamers
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
BIOS T0M ANR POINTS !


FALL RIVER LINE via Sewport and Fall
River. Leave Pier 10. y. r.. foot OF War
rem St, week DAYS and Sundays at $50
p. II. Strs. PRISCILLA and PURITAN
Orchestra on each.
PROVIDENCE LINE for Provfdencs. Bos-
ton, East md North. I've Pier IS n r.
H. Murray ST, week days only 600 = Nj
Strs. Providence new and Pilgrim. Or
chestra on each.
NEW BEDFORD LINE, for New Bed
ford. MarthR's Vineyard and Nantucket
Leave Pier 40. North River. foot Of Clark
son Street. week days only. at 500 Z. NJ
Pier 40. East River, foot East 22d Street
$3.50 =. NJ Steamers MAINE and NEW
HAMPSHIRE.
NORWICH LINE for New London. Block
Island, Norwich, Watch Hill NarraKan-
sett Pier. Worcester, East and North I've
Pier 40. y. r.. II. C1arkson St. week davs
only. 900 T. NJ. Strs. City OF Lowell and
Chester w. Chaplin.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hart
ford. Springfield and North. Str RICHARD
PECK Tvs. Pier ~. E. r week DAYS PAS
p. M; Sundays. $50 A. NJ Leaves n E
22d St. week days. 300 P NJ: sundays
1000 A. NJ Sundays due New York on re-
turn. s:45 P. II. Two hours at New Haven
Tickets and Staterooms all lines at 10
Park Place. 245. 6T3. 11s5 and 1884 Broad
way. % Union So. 1s2 Fifth Ave. sac
Madison Ave. 245 Columbus Ave. 1O5 w
I25th ST.. 2T9S Third Ave. and at Piers.
New York.
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Block Island, Orient, GreenpOrt,
Shelter Island and Sag HarbOr,

via Montauk Steamboat Co.'S Line,
COMMENCING JUNE 23D.
Leave New York. New Pier 8, E r,
week days. except Saturdays and July 9d
and 4th, at 8 100 p. NJ. arriving al Green
port at 700 a. NJ. connecting with
Steamer ''Montauk." arriving at Block
Island $50 A NJ
Saturdays and July Sd, leave At 400
P. NJ, arrive at Shelter Island $3.50 p. NJ
Block Island 1900 A. NJ. on these days
steamer from New York runs through to
Block Island.