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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-27

Our store will close on Friday. 6 p. m. and will
open Saturday, 6 p. m. to make up for the DOSAGE we
will offer to the public very low prices on all our wines
and liquors for FRIDAY and NIGHT.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-02

wer No have been told that to sell a shoe that Is 80
tensvey advertised the manufactures must necessarily
take about l7c of value from each pair OF advertised
shoes have found that there manufacturers who
pu the very best shoes and DO not advertise but pt
the cost OF advertising their shoes buy goods from
these manufac cturers, have my name put inside anu ~
h shoes at bout zoe less than the retail price OF today
in the cities; my expenses so small that can
afford to give that my customer. already nave a
large stock bought before the advance that sha se'
while have them a my original price
This seems reasonable the shoe side OF the ques-
ton but this does explain about the Clothing In Tact
Mr. Randolph says very shortly that he has nothing To
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-02
Confirmation Services.

Confirmation services were held
in Bruton Episcopal church SUNDAY
morning. This was the first service
held in the partially restored church.
Bishop A. NJ randolph preached a
strong sermon az the close Of which
ne paid a glowing tribute 20 the
rector. Rev. w A r. Goodwin or
the splendid work that he has done
for his church
A class Of seventeen was confirm
ed. the largest in several wears.
Rev Dr. Bishop. OF New York
preached al the evening services.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-02
Re- Elect all The Teachers.

II the teachers in the public
schools are applicants. there IS not
the slightest doubt that al VII be
reelected. 50 well pleased are the
superintendent and trustees with the
work done the past session. that
the salaries OF al the teachers from
the principal down VIII be substan-
tally increased. Prof. J y Hill
man has prove his ability as Princi-
pal OF the Nicholson School. and
T the board IS anxious for him % con
tinue another session. Il IS pro
/ posed 20 make the school a grade
4 school Of the second class next ses
|s.OD.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-02
Program Of Final Exercises.

The following IS the program OF
the Commencement exercises a..
William and Mary:
Sunday. June 1O-Bacoalaureate
Sermon. BY RI. Rev. Z. S Lines.
Bishop Of Newark. \. !. Sermon
before Y. NJ. c. A. al s ?. n.
Monday. s p. m.-CeiebTaoon
Phoenix Society.
Tuesday-ll a. m. Senior C.ass'
Is .. m. Celebration Philomathean
Society.
Wednesday-1l a. n. Grafton
before literary societies by Col.
( Geo. c. Cabeu. Of Norfolk. S P. II
Grafton before Alumni Association
Thursday-ll a. m. Awardl.ns
of Diplomas. Medals and Scholar
/ ships. Q p. IT,. Final Ball.
Judge W. 4 Mann. who was q
deliver the Grafton before the Alum
I nj Association VIII be unable 20 b'
+ present.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-02
INTERESTING LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
The Events Of q Week Told in q
Few Words.

If you want picture and art goods
you can get them at Griffin & Rolf. |
The banks and poStoffioe were
closed Wednesday. Decoration day.
All passenger trains were delayed
several hours Monday morning BY a
heavy washout near Lanexa.
Those wanting Photographic work
done should remember that Cheynes s
gallery viii be open the week OF
June lilo.
A great many people. mostly col
o7ed. went TO Yorktown Wednesday.
as IS their usual custom on Deoora-
ton day.
Mr.. w. A. Gore is putting an ad.
dihon TO his dwelling on York street
The improvement includes a large
bay window.
Mr.. A. B. Edmunds. Of Newpor
News. the engineer in charge.
making a partial map Of Williams
burg in connection with the Co!oni'
extension or the south side
DR.. S. r. Sayers. OF Wythevili'
who committed suicide tuesday
Chicago hotel. was well know
by many people here. ne havir
frequently visited this city.
Those Of our readers who exPe
TO attend the State Farmers ms
tute al Roanoke July 10. i and
viii be able 70 secure a very lc
rste-one fare ard a third for Z
round trip.
Dr.. Hardy and Ms Hardy Ia
located al Alpine. Texas. l
Hardy's health has greatly improv
since he went west. Their lit
daughter. Virginia. who has be
with its grandparents. M. and NJ
r. T. Armistuad. VIII be taken
its parents next fall.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-02
Norfolk Sumner Normal.

The Norfolk Sumner Normal
all 5-g.n in TIA, city o. Monday. |
July ?. and ends July p. Prof. 7 |
J Stubbs Of this city VII % the
conductor. The instructors are as
follows.
Philosophy OF Educaton-PrOf-
A 2. Coffey. William and Mary
College
Nature S,u6y-Miss Eleanor Sel-
den Tucker. Columbia College n Y.
History. Z. S. and Genera
Prof. Mallory K Cannon. N. A.
Norfolk High School.
Civil Goverrment-Prof. 7. J.
Stubbs. Pm. D. William and Mar
College
Grammar Prot Ernest Shaver
. A. B.. Principal Brambie,on No.
School.
GeoEraphy-Prof. W .Smythie
: A. " Richmond High School
S Manual Traia.ng-Prot 7 c
& Rydirgsva1d. Mas Training Coleg'
o Sweden.
q Vocal Music Miss K : Adam
Supervisor Music. Norfolk School
y Ward System Phoneucs-Mi
r Frances Williams. Roanoke. Va
g Arithmetic an6 Algebra Prof.
.e ? Britt. Principal Holt ST Soho'
American and English LteTatu
Mr. Ella 5. Winston. Nortc
} High school
Veruca. Writing Miss Cara r.
i ems. New York
4 Physical Science-Miss Eizao'
! Gillespie. Norfolk High School.
4 Board can be received a. from
I 20 So. The tuition ice IS onlv s.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-02

Randolph explains the matter thus "Ah adVertseu
lines are good Why? Because at the price that auNer
ed shoes sold shoe can be made We'll ana al sho
at So or over have them the best material that can
obtained Anyone at glance that TINS Is true
because there many lines the market ana eaGh
line must compete for existence Quality ana style are Ihe
nly features that shoe Therefore can one
manufacturer produce better quality than another at
the same price? No Can he produce as gooo "a
shoe as another? Yes (under the same cohu-
tions that exist with the advertised nes). Now can one
spend thousands dollars yearly in full advertise
ments-ads in almost every paper and magazine one
reads-without increasing the cost OF production ans
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-02
The Board 10 Repair Road.

The James City board OF super
wsors net here Monday. those pres
ent beng DT. Il. 7. Stephenson.
chairman. and Mr.. Wm. Lee
The matter OF repairing the pub
lie road from Williamsburg 20 James
town was brought 70 the attention Of
tie board BY Dr. Stephenson. The
board expressed rs willingness and
intention OF putting this road IN good
condition this summer for the eN-
position. A committee composed
OF NJ. Lee. the member from James
town. NJ. T. Il. Geddy and NJ.
Henley was appointed 70 inspect tne
-oa6 and make recommencauons &C
the board al us next meeting as tc
repairing and keeping IL repair tn'
road IN question.
The intention OK The board IS q
have al the repairs possible mad
this summer. Tor which The boar
wu provide ample means. II
. probable that this work VIII oe i;
/, by contract. the successful bidder
e keep the road IN good condition q,
r. the next twelve months.
e The board IS anxious Tor proper
owners adjacent &C the road 20 c.cs
b. up their fence rows repair me
fences and otherwise repair ar
k. beauctv their premises al along q
route
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-02
CITY COUNCIL GETS BUSY.
Street Committee xakss aeean-
nendsli0as Tor Pairing.

a SPECIAL raecting OF the CITY
council Vas he'd Monday night. BE-
ing called especially 20 hear reports
OF commitre on permanent repairs
20 ,he streets ard sidewalks In
the absence OF the president. Capt
I. W Lane. the vice-P7esidrnt. Mr..
4. s. Bird. presided The ether
lcounclnen present were Aessrs-
Cole. No-ris. Proctor and Seymour
Mr. Cole rendered his resignation
from the SPECIAL committee On
building ~. stating as his reason
other business that prevented him
I from serving OF the committee
( He suggested TIA; Mr.. Proctor %
d substituted. The matter went over
6l the regular meeting
Mr. Bird beng chairman OF the
. street committee called. Mr.. Cole 70
the chair and then submitted com
b prehcnsive report with the commit
s. tee s recommendations as 20 perna-
- nent repairs 70 streets and sidewalks
The report recommends grsnolithic
sidewalks on the following streets
4 Beginning al England street. :
e foot SIDEWALK sn the south SIDE ot
* Francis street 70 York street
Beginning az Francis street :
T. foot Sidewalk OF the west sioe o
iBouetourt 70 Duke Of Gloucester.
~ From Francis street. a 4-toc
Sidewalk on the east side Of Eng.zn
> street 10 Duke OF Gloucester stree
az Hot-l Williamsburg g.
From the court house. a S-toS
}. sidewalk az right angles through n
vas court green down Chesapeake Sue'
ace 10 the c s. o. depot
ent From Duke OF Gloucester D
'ec ginning al BruSon church corn
IS a a S-foot Sidewalk down Palace stre
igh
on. Continued on page -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-02

Ten Nights In BaT Room.
which vas popular IN Us day was
presented under tent OF Palace
Green "Wednesday might The tent
was packed with people who seemed
20 enjoy the play The show was a
clear one. and although not high
order OF acting 3, proved a diversion
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-02

Fire rains this week saved the
early potato crop.
York circuit court viii convene at
Yorktown next Tuesday.
II you want paint brushes OF every
kind. you can get them az Griffin &
Rolf
Mr.. James Ginley. OF NewbuTg.
n. Y. arrived Sunday and began
work Monday with the Williams
burg Backyard Co. Mr.. Ginley IS
a practical brick man.
Mr.. Geo. Divan. who purchased
the Porto Bello farm in York county
last winter. paid the Gazette office
/ pleasant visit Thursday. Mr.. Dival
and his family are much pleased
with Virginia.
Work at the Williamsburg BncI
Yard was brought 70 a standst
Thursday when a break occurred j
their boiler. The yard has bee
rushing work. and now has kiln
over 10000 bricks nearly ready
burn.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-02

offer a an excuse selling clothing cheap and that ths
clothing will speak for itself he thorough lnvest-
cation OF this line We find chat he has IN stock quite
number probably Is TWO-PIECE SUITS THAT HE IL
OFFERING THIS WEEK AT MANUFACTURERS =
PRICE We hope he won't give that old story about
being able to lose money each suit because ne sells so
many OF them.
Shoes and Clothing are not the only Things tnaI
Sbopld he investigated For instance he has
fine line OF Panama Hats which he Is selling at
90 each Summer Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery, Single
Pants In fact his whole line should undergo thorough
Investigation.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-02

Investigation,
Investigation
Clothing Cheap for His own

dncen amP
hatH ADVERTISED
Selali lis
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-02

Continued OF page -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-02

T1e Ccciarsslon
indePsQdso.,.o:,s.. Q.,.:,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-02-07

- 3 panesluse &c. rWte, 0u
BAIT 9einer Srau, nit Der Oh in
S9eioung li;9ft, mod cine prd9tige
Soilette rebit Sut e%etauft9" rWus
pOut i1 MAIDEN, Ipnit eri4etnt ie
ni4t am S9eibungatermin!"
6uBfrei. o.: Seitoem uns
Tere erIte SGn3erin ipeiB, baB Der 6err
Sntenbant fir feline 6iB6en
i6pGrmt, tperben ibre aleiber Dos,
mas Der SnRnbant fet8 mar. 3d.;
0os nGre2 o.: Sub Greisr!
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-02-07

- 8orfi9tis. 3tpei pplnifde
Sanbelsleute ppllen Elm @ei9Gft grim
ben unb BADEN gu bieiem 3pede Dor
benz Rptar einen @eIeQi6aftspertrag
erri6tet. Der Nptor lief linen Die Be
itimmunsen besielben nod einmal Dor
nnb frast, OBJ lie NIT alien einperituns
ben iinb. nSerr Rptar", erpibert Der
cine, nmer mub beut3utoge an oaes
benfen. Sd mD9te nod aufgenommen
buben: Sm Sale zines &pnturies pirb
Der @eptnn slei4mdBig pertbeilt, audi
penn bic GinlGgen niht 9leid iino."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-02-07
lqauenDen SfuB out DEN WalnD.

Rd6bem ct NIT feiner
Wtdfdine an d6t Stotionen nit elmer
@eI9pinbigteit bon 90 Wleilen per
Stunoe pprbeigerait mar, pbne aud
nur einmal an5u6dIten, nabmsn Die
8eamten Der Milnautee : 8abn in
S~onesbille, Nis., ben 2ofomotipfa6s
Ier Gbarles 20. @arrsn aus Ieinem
Sab. Gs itelte fih beraus, baB Der
Wann irrfinntg gelporoen mar. Nab
elmer lnteriu9uns purbe bsrielbs in
ods Nipl in Wenbota gefanbt. Nars
rem fubr nm aurben nit elmer folden
S4nedistsit, paB bic paFasisrs bon
ibren SiBen seIdleubert purben. linz
tertpess belt er ben 3us einmaI auf
offenem Gelss an.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-02-07

- aliaiGs. rNun, ME sefdGt
Sbnen Der @ortrog oes neuen Sc
I6i9tsprpfeEprs?~ .Mertpirbig,
70 pisIe Quelen unb bod 10 trOfenl"
Dor Der 9 + il g. vMa9t
ss 10 pie i4, Marel, ale biitprifden
Daten, in benen i9 ai9t gang fiber
bin, bic bab' i9 auf mein SaiaentuG
notirt." - .Was bilft mir elm Ia
Itentud. Sd miiBte minbeitenS Elm
2ii4tu4 nebmenl"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-02-07

Der @ipfel. o.: ,5reunb
pufferIe bat it4 ia jebt audi Elm Qutpz
mobtl getuuft." g.: Ser? Sas lit Der
refine autOmobtIzRa Der benubt iebt
I4on ais Sai9entu4parfum - 8ens
gin"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-02-07
Der junse diplomat.

5pmnaiaf #: 49,. Sd, liebe
Sante, ss 1T tpirtlid punberbar, tpenn
man Ti6 10 bic GrDbenDerbGltnife uns
fersr immerbin nur tleinsn Grbe perges
genpGrtigt! 0ente nur, ibr 1mfane
betrGet $500 Meilen, lire SberflGhe
9,260,510 Auabrdtmetlen, ibr fubis
f6er Snbalt fogur 2,649, 900 8us
bitmeter! -. Sag, liebe Sante, tOnns
teIt gu mir piellei6t 10 Mart leiben9"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-02-07

Die tunge 6ousfrou.
8atte Gin Der Slide 5uI8auenb): r9as
I6eint nobl cine MaDonnaiIe gu per>
ben, 2iebite2" 6rau Dang: .GOtt
geb's!"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-02-07

SIN 8obeprt. Sunge 6rou
(eGbnenb): pSit bos Elm 0bes, lun9peiz
liges gleit -. Do bate i9 rubig metnen
Mdnn mttnebmen tDnnen!"
- Sugar. Ser Diplomat @rof
8entbeim ion ia BON bielfeittgem Wtf=
fen ietn." - pSreilt9. Der petb To-
gar, tpofir er feline Orben betOmmsn
bat!"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-02-07
@ematbGh.

@dft: ~. Mit benz I9mubiser
Wafer ION ia mid surgeln unb mil
bic SABINE puBen9"
Sausfne6t: ,Nun, sic fpu'
denis ia bod pieber aust"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-02-07

unperfrpren. &idter:
r@enn Sbr @epiRen audi 10 f4purS
lit nie Sbr Bart, bdnn gratulire i9."
4n9etlagter: raber, 9err Ri4ter, na4
benz 8arte au fdlieben, bdtten sic ia
iberbaupt fem 9epihen."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-02-07
@emiTeubaft.

~. SD fam bieie Stpeite 5faide
Wein taum mebr dustrinten!"
vWarum trtnten sic benn bod peis
ter2"
.0eil mir Der 4r3t berprbnet Fat,
i9 for mebr Mein trinten, ais Bier,
unb i9 bab' beut' I4Ou 3tpei 2iter ses
trunten!"
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
TAKES TRAIN TO TALL TIMBER.
Engineers Alertness Averts Serious Accident
Has Leg Broken-Seven Others Injured.

Norfolk. Va, April 4.-The Cannon Ball, a
fast express on the Norfolk & Western Railroad
ran into an open switch at Juniper Siding. ff-
teen miles from Norfolk. to-day. Seven persons
were injured in the wreck, and but for the Wig
ilance of Mark Noble. engineer of the train.
probably many passengers would have been
killed.
The train was running at the rate of seventy
five eighty miles an hour when Noble spied
the open switch thirty yards away. Imme-
diately he threw on his emergency brakes, reduc-
ing his speed TO about thirty miles by the time
the engine struck the switch.
The train jumped the track. then jumped an
adjoining ditch and ran headlong into the neigh
boring woods before it stopped Noble was
picked up twenty feet from the engine. with a
broken leg. The train careened but did not
turn over. No one was killed.
The switch which caused the wreck was wide
open, and one has yet accounted for the
cause. Noble had orders giving him free road
from Suffolk TO Norfolk 1t is said that the
switch left open after freight early in
the morning.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool April 4-CIosng-wHEAT-S nonina
futures drm March 6s 81: May. is I'D; July 6s "a
CORN-Spot steady; American mixed, Is 21hd; DO
old As Id futures steady; March IS sad May As 3ssd
PEAS-Canadan steady 6s 914d. FLOUR-St Louis fancy
winter STEADY. Cd. HOPS in London QPacihc Coasp
quiet f2atS 5s. BEEF drn; extra India mess 1ss Cd
FORK firm prime mess, Western. rs Cd. HAMS-Short
cut IA 10 I6 ib n-m. Sis Sd. BACON hrm Cumberland
cut So m 5Os: short rib 16 TO p 70 52s Cd long
clear mddes light 2S 10. ASS Cd: long clear MID
dies. light 2S 81 b ass; short clear backs 10 to 20 10
AS Cd; clear bellies, 10 10, Ass. SHOULDERS
Square 13 n. firm. 42s LARD firm; prime West
ern. as 6d American refined in paiIs. 44s
BUTTER steady: United States. EOS good United
states. CHEESE-Amerfcan finest white steady
63s Cd: do strong. 6Ss. TALLOW-Prinle city
firm. 25s Cd. TURPENT1NE<-Spirlts steady. as sd
ROSIN-Common firm, 9s 10i2d. PETROLECM-Renne
quiet esd LINSEED OIL firm DDS Cd
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05

FARMER Goremau)-Ciood worker: Ameri-
can. has served years at the business;
experienced IN all work; horses, cattle,
PIGS: all stock and machinery. excellent
berdsman. forty COWS at present: used TO
boarding and handling help. successful
with poultry: strictly SOBER and best refer
onces. q. C.. Carpenters Bureau. loA 9th
ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05

new Western Pacific Railroad. which is TO be
parallel and competing line with the Union Pacific
The resignation Of james H Hdye from the
Southern Pacific board is in line with his policy
pursued during the last few months of seYeTing his
connection with the management Of the corpora
lions IN which he has been interested. OF the new
directors. Mr. Evarts and Judge IOvett
nected with the legal department Of the company.
Mr.. Van DeventeT IS assistant secretary and Mr..
IhoTne Is director Of purchases Tor the Hartman
system.
Henry ". De Forest IS chairman Of the board OF
the Chicago Terminal Transfer Company. ogden
Mills is the Of D. O. Mills. who has been for
some time director of the company.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
CAN'T SUE PERE MARQUETTE.
Injunction Preventing Action for Defaulted
Interest to Stand.

Grand Rapids Mich. April l4The injunction re-
straining ". A. Bradford and Kleybolte & Co. from
prosecuting their suit against the Pere Marquette
for defaulted interest bonds will stand. Judge
LUrtons decision this point was filed in the
United States Circuit Court here to-day Judge
Isurton holds that the chancery issue raised by the
Pere Marquette must be decided before Bradford
and hleybolte * Co can proceed 10 force the pay
ment of interest the bonds.
The original suit started by Bradford and
kley bote Co. collect interest 10 the amount OF
about $4,000 bond issue. The Pere Mar
quette led a counter suit. in which IL charged
that the bonds We're illegally issued ana got d pre-
liminary Injunction restraining the holders of the
bonds from forcing their suit. IL is this prtlmi~
nary injunction which will stand until after the
issue raised by the Pere Marquette can be decided.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
READ1NG SVSTEM
NEW TEPSEX Cent? z. b.
J " - - - - y
! Foot LabArtY ST y n

| READ1NG SYSTGM
new JERSEY CENTRAL z. r.
STATIONS; {Foot LiOsrty 81. SA
4 Time shOwn below IS from Liberty 81
/ West 90 ST. leaves 10 minutes earlier. *
/ cept as noted BY Designating maESs.
/ EASIONs By fHLEH en-. ALLENTOWN
AND MAUCH CHUNK - z4.00 GH
Easton). 9 10 A N, L20. 40 5 % C55ss
EastOn oniy 2. NJ sun. "A. % A. "a,
leo. 500 and 6.0O p n
A n. L2O. 500 2. " sundays, zA0
A. NJ. 500 p. NJ
I4fETooP HfTER ISp IAFN tAkEHgEsE GO Tq 3
A. NJ. 80. a5.0O. X6.OS Lakewood and
Lakehurst. k3- 40. c4l5j p 81. sundays
$50 A. ~ Gao Lakewood and Laks-
ATLASTIc CITY-.s 20 A. NJ. kta4OPM
LONG BRANCH ASBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE POINT PLEASANT AND SEA-
SHORE POINTS-z4 90. 5 30. 11.3O A ~
XII 20 g4.45 go 6.30 il2O1 SUNDAYS
except ocean Grove. 400. s-OO A a.. 40o.
ATLANTIC HLDs.. sEABRIGHT, MON
MOUTH BCH., EAST LONG BRANCH
z4OO. $3.50 $50. IL 80 A. n , 80. A3Q
go $50 2. ~ Sundays. 600 A "a,
PHILADELPHIA - "z4 80. m7OO. msO0
$500, m"10O0 s11.O0 A. NJ. m'l2W
700 $500. '9.OO 81OsO P. 81. j'i2B
ALIlMOElE AND WASHING rON-SO %.
90, s12 %. m'2-OO. mfsz 90. SdO0
200. s1121 -.
READING. HARRISBURG. PCTTSvILLE
AND WILLIANSPORT - "A. o. z439
1880. 8. 10. 1000 II % A NJ Reading
onlyl. Loo, %. t2.OO P. M Reading
Pottsville. Harrisburg only). tAOO. '500,
7.3O p. NJ
FDaily tDaily except Sunday. ESundays
tParlor cars only. Via Tamaqua. aEHcspt
SATURDAYS mDining car. xSaturdays only.
zFron Liberty St only
From Twenty-third9 Street, % D N
$50 p NJ. el2 20 r. M. g43O p NJ
i'll so p NJ ks - p. NJ
Ofces: Liberty St West 23d St, a Astor
House, 26l 434. 1900. 1854 Broadway. Is3
5th Ave PSI 5th Ave, = Union Squars
West. 2T5s 81 Ave. 279 West l25th ST. 24s
Columbus Ave. New York. 342 343 ga
500 fulton St. Brooklyn; 800 Broadway
William sburg. New York Transfer ca
calls for and checks baggage to destination
" G. BESLESR c N RI-PT
Nics-Fres- < Gen Mgr. Gen. Passr Agent.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05

F'ARMER. Foreman; American; can work
and manage: married. three children. 8
20 10 years. practical farmer in every
branch. stock. etc. also plain gardener
wife attend poultry. board men. etc: long
references D. at Carpenters Bureau. 104
9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

HEAD GARDENER and SUPERINTEND-
ENT, Just disengaged from a large
place IN New Jersey, seeks re-engagement
on first class place only. Address GAR
DENER, - PhGnix ave. Morristown.
y. J.
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n =. y. H, & HARTFORD R. R

N. Y. n. H. & HARTFORD r. R
Trains depart from Grand Central station.
42d 81. and 4th Ave. as follows for
BOSTON. via New London * Prov
- 1000 * 1902 A NJ - 100,
'xll.0l. 'xa3:O0. Ttn5:06. = S O2.
''12:OO P. NJ. via Willim aatic-7's:00
A n, 1900 P. NJ. via Spfd.-T9.00
WORCESTER and FITCHBURG. Via PUT
MANS p NJ
LAKEv1LLE ana NoRFOLK-fs.49 A. a.
1881 p n
Ct harrington. Stockbridge. Lenox. Pitts
held-f4.5O. tS:49 A NJ, 1881 NJ
Ticket Offices at cGraud Central Statloa
and c125th ST. also at C2Hl. IIS5 elsa
B way. c2J Union Square. else Fifth Ava.
c240 Columbus Ave. Ct48 Madison Ave.
I e2s3 W 125th ST. 2T9S Third ave u
Brooklyn, c342 SEQ Fulton St 500 70 way.
eDaily. Except sundays. 'Sr0ps az
10th ST Ks ops at 125Jh St Sundays only
{Parlor Car Limited NHas dining car
cParlor and Sleeping Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. April 4-The condition OF the Treas
ury at the beginning OF business to-day
follows:
RESERVE FUND.
Gold and bullion S150 900 600
TRUST FUNDS. 10 REDEEM OUTSTANDING GER
TIFICATES
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

FARMER. - Working foreman: English;
married small family. experienced all
work CT place. hoard help. etc; wife dairy.
poultry, etc: best references. GEORGE,
a. Carpenters. 554 9th ave.