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WILSON & MAYERS.
AUCTIoNEERs, 1927 AND 1929 ST NV.
NEW FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
WE nNECDt NJ

WEDNESDAY, 10 80 A. M.
Furniture of unusual quality and
character direct from manufactur-
ers and importers.
deliberately carved Bombay and Japanese Chairs,
uary ba rabs in oak and Maeshy
Oak and Mahogany Ext. Tables, Dining Chairs,
hogany and o ana Or oak su s ana
China Gases, loaded glass; Oak and Mahogany
ana Psst a Bd
Plate Mirrors. Solid Mahogany Parlor and Bed
sh Rockers Leather conches Nilsson A Fur
fine new Domestic Rugs in carpet and smaller
Parties desiring beautiful home furnishings and
dseors tons In designs and prices not obtanable
rooms. Visitors always welcome .''A 'H'''Sn our
fe122t WILSON Il MAYERs. Auctioneers.
THos. ]. OWEN 3. son. AUCTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RE EEAI. ESTATE, Known AS 421 FRANKLIN
By virtue Of certain deed of trust duly re-
corded in Iiber No 25to folio 1851 ct seq Of the
land records of the District Of Columbia, and at
the request of the party secured thereby we, the
undersigned trustees. will SELL at public auction.
In front MT, of the premises on MONDAY THE NINE
FIVE O'CLOCK I. NJ, the following described land
and premises, situate In the city of Washington,
being lot 90 in John G Harness and others COM
mlssioners. subdivision Of square $40, as said sub
division Is recorded In the office of the surveyor
of the District OF Columbia in book r. w. page
105, together with the improvements.
Terms Of sale: All cash. deposit of 500 will
be required of the purchasee1at the time Of sale.
All conveyancing, recording and notariai fees at
the cost Of the purchaser. Terms OF gale to be
complied with within fifteen days from day of
sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to
resell the property at the risk and Of the
defauting purchaser.
ANDREW WILSON
NOEL W. BARKSDALE
feed, tds,eSu ---- Trustees.
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w T. BALDUS, NJ D., PHD., GERMAN SPE-
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HOTEL. IROOUOlS

With many improvements and alterations Rest
location. South Carolina and the Beach. Capacity,
400 Equipped with private baths, elevator 10
street, sun pariors magnificent grill room, etc.
Excellent In cuisine and Write for special
spring terms and booklet
W. +. SHAW, Prop. ID. r. RAHTER, Ngr
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THoS- ] OWEN & son, AUCTlONEERs.

Storage.
fa11-5t
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11

lost BankbooS No. sOs. 3ss on Dry Dock
SAVINGS Bank. ANY person having
claims upon said book II called upon q
present the same 20 the bank within thirty
days, or the said book viii b. declared
cancelled ana eNtirgUished. and a new one
issued in lieu thereof
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11

keepirr order. Nearly the entire number OF
children on part time have been reported from this
borough Brownsville schools alone having thtr-
teen thousand TWO new buildings in the very heart
OF the congested district unfortunately not
ready for occupancy yesterday. but probably Will
be within q month. The building committee % the
Board OF Education has summoned the contractor
Tor some OF tho unfinished buildings TO explain why
he should not be fined so day each building
for each day OF delay IN their completion
A noticeable increase IN the number OF foreigners
reststerns at the Side schools has taken place
and Is attributed 20 the Russian troubles.
In registering pupils this year more rigid precau-
tsons than before are being taken 20 prevent
the spread OF contagious diseases The entire force
81 Inspectors and all the school pressed
into service yesterday. Pupils are examined for
eve trouble and contagious diseases OF the throat
The regulations regarding age are also strictly
adhered 10. No child six is excluded. but none
under that age hope for admission. he
might have done In years past
Among the interesting episodes OF school opening
was the parting OF mothers with their children az
the threshold OF school life. IL amusing 10 see
the expression Of resigned patience the faces OF
older boys assigned 20 take little newcomers 10
their classes. the mothers kissed and embraced
their offspring before cOnsigning them 20 the ten
der rnercies of the system" In the girls depart
ments the newcomers often weDt bitterly, and In
many are likely 10 remain inconsolable for
days.
The public evening schools opened for registra-
ton at o'clock last night. and work will begin
next Monday evening. Last year there were two
weeks for registration. but only week Is al
lowed this year Another change is that the schools
will be open only four nights a week instead OF
f.-a
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
ONE PENALTY OF SUCCESS.

one OF the penalties of successful authorship is a
large contingent OF unknown correspondents. But
much amusement can be extracted from the letters
sometimes and in this there IS compensation Miss
Beatrice Harraden. shortly after the publication OF
German edition of ships That Pass in the Night.
was informed by an unknown admirer that he
prayed for her every night" The writer thought
IL necessary describe himself somewhat mnutely.
He was forty years OF age. he said and was
an officer IN a Prussian cavalry regiment. 1t then
appears TO have occurred 10 him that he writ
ing a single woman and. seized with spirit OF
caution. he added. in postscript: This is not an
oner Of marriage" Less picturesque, but equally
noteworthy. was a Letter from American woman
writer. who evidently judged literature by the
amount space il occupied and the Of putting
II in print. She wanted a copy OF The Fowler" I"
ard was prepared TO give her latest in eX-
change for it, but she wanted to make II perfectly
clear that she not asking favor. Il am
aware" she said. that ny book is larger and costs
more than yours, hut prepared to waive the
difference IN size and price,"
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
Of Interest -
- 10. Women.
SCHOOLS CROWDED.
Hall a Million Children Enrolled
$4,000 on Part Time.

Ns-- shan half a million children started TO
school yesterday. Some OF them found seats and
some OF them did not but a. is impossible 20 tell
Yet Just what the ultimate proportion OF seats TO
pupils win be- as registration Will all through
the week. Al No %. in Rivington street. more new
pupils were registered yesterday than on all the
three days OF last week. City Superintendent Max
well estimated that the attendance would be per
cent greater than last year, which would bring the
attendance up 10 about six hundred thousand
twenty-five thousand more than last September.
II was estimated that more than sixty-five thou
sand pupils placed part time yesterday
This is about fourteen thousand less than last year.
tional sittings will be ready by October and twelve
thousand more during November.
IL was reported yesterday that the Board of Edu-
cation had applied 70 the Dock Department for the
use OF the recreation piers TO relieve the conges-
tion and that the the foot OF East Sd street
had been converted this but District Super
intendent Albert s. Shiels said that this was not
only untrue but that there appreciable
overcrowding his districts. the 9th and th These
used 70 be amons the most oongested districts OF
the city. but the opening Of anneNes and schools
has relieved il 10 such extent that in No %.
where three years ago there were over forty part
time classes. and the corners Of the yards were
screened OF fer classes. there yesterday only
six. the whole of these two districts there are
only about fifteen hundred pupils part time. as
compared with seven thousand last wear. Other
districts been fortunate. but all the
East Side considerable relief Is reported. The great
esf overcrouding is IT. brooklyn. particularly in
such InobS around the doors At the opening hour
that the policemen on duty had some difficulty in
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
orrING FOR SICK BABIES.

One OF the important Sunshine outings Of the
season that given last week to mothers with
sick babies. The free doctors recommended that
the babies III from various causes had better be
taken TO the seashOre. so the long sail to Rockaway
Beach and back seemed most desirable for a days
outing Many of the small children of the families
were included in the party \ liberal provision was
made for a substantial luncheon for the mothers
and plenty of milk for the children. Mrs George
B. Mendez who has done such efficient work In
taking out Sunshine parties this summer. had
charge of this one.
The last trolley outing for the season will be one
for boys to-day, under the care Of Mrs. Clarence
Burns, president of the Tribune Sunshine Society.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
To SELL A SHAWL

Miss j.. of Morristown n. j.. sends the follow
ing notice 20 the column with the hope of aiding
two gentlewomen. and the address will be given
by the general office:
A lady wishes 20 dispose Of an India shawl
for the benefit of two gentlewOmen who in
extreme need-One chronic invalid, the other, her
self over seventy and in poor health fighting brave
ly to maintain herself and her invalid friend. The
shawl is two yards six inches square. the centre
red. with nine-inch border and is in perfect con-
il possible. 10 realize $50 it, for these two are
facing the approach OF winter with absolutely no
resources. VIII some Sunshine member help TO
find purchaser for the shawl?
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11

lost. Bankbook No. aOT. SOL. or DRY Dock
savings Bank. ANY person having
claims upon said book IS called up0n a.
present the same 20 ths. hank within thirty
DAYS. or the said book viii be declared
cancelled and eNtinguished. and a new one
issued IN lieu thereof.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
STORAGE NOTICES.
DATB - FIRST AVENUE STORAGE
WAREHOUSES.

DAUBS FIRST AVENUE STORAGE
WAREHOUSES
40 First Ave ana l22 East 18th ST
New York, sept. llth. 1905.
o John koerber q Co. Henry Cornet,
9 Il Floto. Morse. C0Wperthwait A. sons
Pan ENp-. @ AllboRen. @ Glatt White
Iiatcheck, Felick Sarah Ward. Alr VIM
: Paul Mrs Lohr Sonyak. Grandor or
kantor. Trimmers, lOl Alien st. LahI.
Putt, Middleton. Mary Jones. Keheher. Og-
den. Theile, kurasch Banker Hirsh Nor
Tis. Stymber. Alderman. Smith. NJ Tan
nenbaunA. Rose Fink: You and each OF you
are hereby notified that, the time for the
payment Of our lien upon the property hay
ing expired. after due notice had been given
YOU. We viii cause such property. % Wit.
household goods. merchandise and personal
effects. stored by YOU OF in your name in
the Dsub's Storage Warehouses. 20 he sold
et public auction. according 10 the statute
IN such case made ana provided. az No.
l2e East 18th ST. Monday sept. - 1906
Al 1o:3o a. M. ana II the sale Is not com
pleted on said date the same VIII be con
tinued az same place on following days un-
til the sale IS completed.
DATB'S STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
NEW JERSEY cEETsr
STATIONS IE.e. Eoos Liberty ID 81 xR

Stations Blot Liberty 81. M
West 23d ST. NR
Time shown below Is from 49,.
west I'D ST. leaves 10 minutes es-a...
SePS as noted oy designating marzs
EASION. BETHLEHEM ATTr,----
AND MAUCh NK-z4 % lTffr
t9nl, Fl.,,., . 10 10 a. N 1 %. %. SO &.
leo, 500 and geo p ~
WIL-A Is BARRE AND SCR ANrar
4 n. l2O. 800 p. NJ sundsr. -.
A NJ. 500 P NJ
LAKEWOOD; LAKEHURsT. ma
RLN ER AND BARNEGAT-rss "a
~, a N ~, i 80. 500. Lssswood aas "a.
20 -, Lakewood and Lazehursfl
ATLANTIC CITY, 40 A. ~. xiN q
p n
D1NG BRANCH, ASBTRY PARK oc-i
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT-1f6d n
II 30 a. NJ. sx124O. xI 2O. IM I,
a.. 10. 30. $50. tl2 o.. sundays 81
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. sEABRI5s
MONMOUTH BEACH, EAST ~
BkANCH-z4 90 q 80. $50. ilSA il
30 43o, $50. $50 p ~ SundsJs Z
A. NJ. AGO p ~
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FoR ATL&yr'l
BRANCH ASBURY PARK. Oc7N
GROVE SPRING LAKE, POINT PLssz
ANT-Pisr II. y r. ". 42s 3 ~
A. NJ. u 80. 800. AIS G45 2 ~
Branch only p 81 sundays 83 AZ
100. T45 P NJ Pier 10, ". r.. ~
81. 1O2O A. N 100 8 45. as 81
p. NJ. 70 z. Long Branch 0nlyl p d
Sundays. 10 A. NJ LSO. $40 p M
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSVILIz
AND WILLIAMSPO - z4O0. 14t
IS %. = l0. 30 %. 100 A. M. Rsaf-i
Oniyl. 2 100 l.20 t200 P. ~ Rsail-I
Pottsville Harrisburg only. t4O0 -
80 P. VI. "a 80. mT0o. mS0o sa0
ms1OO0 s1100 A. NJ. msl2O0 mi0
- 90. IS 90. - 20 MS %. msa00 sIG
fS0O. q. %. p1O so r. NJ t-l2I5 udt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
500. ms10.0 mai20 90. moo. mts4 "a
ms6 %. - 90 fH1215
'Daily tDaily except Sunday. pSur
days. 1PariOr cars oulv. Wa ramaqui
aEXcept SATURDAYS mDinlng Car. 1safuf
DAYS only zFrom liberty 81. onlv
From Twenty-third Street-h5 % p. q
ca 50 p. N. ef2 % p NJ. R430 p y
IL 50 p NJ h3 % p NJ. vs. 80 p NJ hl
Ofces. Liberty ST. West 23d 81 81
House, 285. 434. 1900. 1854 Broadwarl
5th Av.. 2sl 5th Av.. . Union 50
West 2T9S Sd Av 1O5 West 125th 8 =
Columbus Av. New York. 4 Court s. c.
so Fultcn ST 479 NosTand Av, Brl-f
ly-n. $50 Broadway. Wilnamsturg Ne
York Transfer Co. calls fur and checd
baggage 70 destination.
". O. BESLER. ". 9 HOPE.
Vice-Pres. & Gen Mgr Gen. Pass Agen.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11

fOST OR STOLEN Handbook 40 cs7 67e
q she German Savings Bank in the city
% EeE YORK. cCTicr an ave. and lsfh -
sssuCt - GcCrE, Tfeiss All persons are
cnufioned against HeRCfiafinr the same Tf
rot returned - the lank on the sth day of
October ltsf. duplicate viii he Issued
list -- I'assb0ok 10. 50 554 issued ~ the
Union Square SaVlngs Bank formerly the
institution fCr fhe Savings % Merchants
hank
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
FOR WORKING GIRL

G. II. NJ. of Brooklyn. has contributed s.. and
Mrs. G. L. S. OF New Jersey. 50, for the sick work
Ing girl threatened with consumption. who needs
rest and change. There Is urgent need OF imme-
date help for this girl
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11

ADVERTISENIEN and suhscrip--..s.
TIE Tribune received az Jheir =
once. No. 1854 Broadway. hetV1s,
and 3T-h srs. until o'clock p n.
tisements received az the folloWlaz
oftiCss ar regular once rates untu
D. m. viz 254 sth ave. e cor -
l13 9Th ave cor 12th e. % Easl - /
251 West 4od ST. between 1tn ara ~
n Y n IT a HARTFORD r.
Trains depart from Grand Cenlrs. -
a2d 81 and 4th Ave, as follows iol "a
BOSTON. via New London q lro'.-..' -..'iis
ttllo;e,o. - iCeS iS,S2 4 A4,s.Sa a IS.
sfi2-OO p NJ: via Wiillmanii,,---.l .
A NJ. T2-OO T NJ. ga
a NJ. tlii2.OO. sH4,OO. sll:0o aYx
PORTLAND & BAL; HARBOh-Tl,..,,,' ~. :,
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST 49,
QUEBEC. - =. 20 A. NJ t5.eo = -.
WORCESTER and FIICHBJHd' N
NAM-f3:53 Il NJ yasI
LAKEVIII.E ard NORFOL-A
A NJ 1881 p NJ. vrS
Ct Rarrington StOclyhritge. Lenoss., II
aeId-t4 s. -s9,02 A N. STA Z, 80 q.
Ticket ofiices at cGrlnd Ssn'', -. -
and c125th 81. also al 80 ~, E-Ts H.
b wny c25 Union square. cls- - -. a..
cs45 Columbus Ave. CSC Naeis.n 1|
ciO6 W I25th ST. ZISc Inlll - Ia
Brooklyn. ca Court ST.. 4'S No''''--
500 B'wRy. .s.uraa
sDaiIy tExcer, sundays
only. sStops az ic5th ST NSls.' NS1s,.. fi-E
ST SUNDAYS only tParlor -. n
THas dining car. ePaElor and 9'e~R'
tick efs also -
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
BO9 U QN AER AER f9ISEs EGSEznB. b

I'd WS u w DI NEW ENGLAND.
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and FAN
River. Live. Pier Is. y. r.. IT, Warren ST..
week days and Sundays, $50 +. NJ. Strs-
Priscilla and Puritan Orchestra on each
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence. Bos-
ton and East. Leave Pier Is. y r., loot
Murray St week days only, SEQ p NJ
Steamers Providence new and Pilgrim
Orchestra on each
NEW BEDFORD LINE for New Bedford.
Pier 40 y r. u Clarkson ST. week days
only. at 500. H. East 22d St-. $50 2. NJ
Steamers Maine and New Hampshire
NORWICH LINE via New London Leave
Pier 40. y. r., II. ClarksOn 81, week days
only 8 p. NJ StTs. City OF Lowell and
Chester ". Chaplin.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven.
Hartford and North I've. Pier 20. z r.
week days only. 2:45 p NJ; II. Z. 22d St.
P. NJ str Richard Peck.
BRIDGEPORT LINE from Pier 20 r. r,
II. Peck Slip week days only Strs. I've II
4. NJ. and P. NJ II f I'D ST. $50 P. N.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
REMEDIES.

49, Rats Toachss hsdnugs, auts. neas
sNfalulirHtsc nsw rrQcsrs. in two hours
-raIusG f-rrets. sEfr-rn rBf1rs. 2fsr So.
81 - E1f uTdr's z ven T-0upr ltt-rr .C-l.
- --.h1re. 2Sng Tohr. 1nu'fCr- 49, goods
fenfine -frless f..sfl--1 -f'RE pD" 81
Fl-Hon o. ADgLpH lsAA .sEN e sos
SFN Work.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11

DAILY 7Except Sunday Err
HARLEM DTvTsTOV
S-no A " and 3-35 r N 49,
sunday. % Pittsheid and No-.S Z I, n
sunday. s-sI A. n . saturdav' s-,. -
Pullman cars on all throush f-,t..
Tic Ser Offices az 14a 245. az -.
Broadway. IS Union Sqra-s a. =. N
lumbus ave. III West f1s,b {. .. 4
Central and 125th 81 stations n. -
Sss and 726 Fulton u ara fss =.
way. Brooklyn -.
Telephone 800 7Sth s-rass. q.
Ssrvice. Baggage checked fror, ~.
residence hv Westcotr EvUraqs
A II. SMITH = r.-.
Nice-Pres- q Gen'i Mgr Pass'r I,s.s-' go, y.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
BILLIARD And POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURER az billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley build
srs lowest prices MARX BROS. "a
unfon SQUARE
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
NMHMOR 11RR-
CI'NARD line

From Piers 51-52 North River.
LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
CARONIA- -----.---- sept II, II A NJ
..-- ---- sept. Is r. NJ
Etruria- -..- Sept. % LuCania- -..... Sept 20
CSls-nania- e.. Sept. - mhrta .---... OCT q
GIER ERALsrAR-TrALY ADRIATTC-
New Modern Twin Screw steamers
PANNONlA- $780, Sept H. noon. oct 80
CARPATHIA. o.. sept. % 10 A. NJ Nov -
SL.ANONIA ..--.-- .---- Oct. l6. noon. Dec A
VERNON. Il BROWN. c. A
21-24 state St. opposite the Battery.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
IPEMNSYILv LvAMHA

s9.55 Pm PITTsBCRGH SPECIAL.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
sl2.55. 2.1O. 80 %. Congressional Limit
ed''). s3:25. s425. ASS. s5:55. 9:25 .. m.
l2-lO night sunday. S-23. '9.21. -l9.9o a
Limited''l' g %. .4:25. s4;55. '5:55. S-25
y m. 1910 night
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.-'3.25 .. So p m
ATLANTIC COAST LISE.-.o:25 a. m and
sE1BoARD AIR LIxE-12:25 .. m. and
lz-l0 a m. daily
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAA'-
$50 D. m daily.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
- a. m week days 'lO'oo a. m anu
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOR
FOLK;--7:2o a. m. week days and 500
ATLANTIC CTTY.-s:55 a m. and 2:55 ,
~. week days. sundays. '1:55 a. m
CAFE MAI.-1.55 .. NJ. week Gays. -.
LONG BRANCH. ASBCRY PARK ocean
Grove North Asbury Park sundays o.
ana Point Pleasant. $3.50, 1893 a. m.
l2,25 d2:5J SATURDAYS only except LSns
Branch ll;25 Saturdays only. 20; 30;
% (4:25 except Long Brsnchl 4;5S ani
S=25. iO:5S a q. ana ass ?. "a
6.C5 sT:2J. sT:55. s:25. s;55. "9.25. -9-a5.
'ifO.55, sfO,55. I'll IS a. m. 12:25. sl2:55
..t1:sS. -l;55. 2:10 2:55. -S:S. 80 -
phia oni7]. .5:55. .s:25, ass, T:55; s;25.
S:55. OBS C:55 for North Philadelpnia
DAYS. Sos. .T:55. SD. -9.25. s:55. 'f10.55.
.1O:55 a n. 12:25. 'l2:s5, 81 50 = ~.
adeIphia onlvl. ass. -5.s5 s6.25 T-55.
S:25. s.55. OPS C9:55 FOR North Philadel-
phia only D. m. 1910 night
sDining Car.
Ticket Offices. Nos. 4si. 1884 and 10 Broad-
way; 1S2 Fifth Avenue below ed ST.:
263 Fifth Avenue corner 29th ST.. end
stations named above. Brooklyn, q Court
Street 336 Fulton Street 47e Nostrand
Avenue. 800 Broadway and Pennsylvania
Annex Station The New York Transfer
Company will call for and check oagEase
from hotels and residences through 20
destination.
Telephone 'r43 Chelsea for Pennsylvania
Railroad CAB Service.
". ". ATTERBURY. r WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r IraInc Msr.
GEO. W BOYD.
General Pass~ugev Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11

Auu-TCANr sailing a, $50 A VI.
AN-G1N-@rA' -AA'@ From Pier Is. y r.
PIyNOCTH-CHERB -G-SOCTH ANPTON
s. Paul .... Sept IS ST Louis Sept %
New York. sept . Philadelphia. -Oct 9
RED STAR LINE e 5o@ = FER
pOVER-ANTWERP- PARIS).
Finland. Sept. IS. . pm Finland. sept. %. pm
NIand spt %. .3Oanl Iceland. .Oct @ N
WHITE STAR LINE Is9 sT0@ X Per
NEW YORk-Q' NSFOWN-LIVERPO
Oceanic. Sept T. noon Baltic. Sept Is noon
Teutonic Sep. 191Oam Majestic Oct 3. 10 am
Cedric. Sept21. Z am Celtic. Oct. 5, Tam
the T3 MEDITERRANEAN U.s. X5S
FROM NEW YORK
CRETIC. .... sept .. noon: Nov & Dec q
REPU UBLIC OCt-1S noon sDec.1 from BOSTON,
CEDRIC. Nov %. Jan. ). Feb. I6l 81 600
CELTIC. .-.-....- Jan 10 Mar. tons.
FROM BOSTON
ROMA NC. Sept. Is. 7:30 A. NJ Oct. 2T
CANOPIC. Oct. 8. 1890 NJ Nov. II
PASSENGER OFFICE. 9 BROADWAY
Freight Once. Whitehall Bldg. Battery Pl.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
BOARD WANTED.

WANTED.-By young man hish school
teacher. sunny. furnished. heated room
and board private family preferred. BE-
tween lO2d and llsth SITS. MorninEside and
Riverside. Address II. 5 T. Tribune Up
town once. 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
PAITINrRE q rsIN RR


sEx. SUNDAY. fllJ
Through Daily Trains q the Wes-
leave New Yo-; CITY. 23d St LAVA
CHICAGO. PTTTSBURG u-50 pm l@h =
CHICAGO COLUMBUS. llt0 am EAii'
PTTTSRURG CLEVE ID. SO pm +eE
s'PITTSBCRG LIMITED'' $50 pm ~
GIN ST LOUIS LOrISN. 1l.51 pm ]. /.
GIN. ST Louis. .LOUISN.. 30 an ite-
OTces: 245. 434 1900 BroadNay. -
House. 1O3 Greenwich St. 3 mon 80
W. S0i Grand ST. y. T.. St5 fllla1 =
ProokIvn: West 2Sd ST and LiosrU =
After G .. m. sleeping car res.ftt-'
and full Information regarding "a -. -
g., ~ obtained AZ Bureau Of Infcrri
z q o. r.. R. I'D 81. Terminal 'Pn-lss'
Chelsea 2l4A
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