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New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
T4KES UP BRIBERY CASE.
District attorneys Office Begins
York on Nezc Rochelle Charges.

Mr. Mott the Acting District Attorney began
yesterday investigation into the charge of
bribery which has been made against five aldermen
of New Rochelle in connection with the refusal
OF a telephone franchise TO the State Line Tele-
phone COMPANY
Mr.. Mott examined Miss Freda Roesling. stenog-
rapher for d A. Reynolds, of the company. She
produced what purported to be full transcript of
her notes taken at the time of the aldermen's al
legged visit TO Mr.. Reynolds Secretary Brook of
the telephone company also examined by Mr..
Mott Mr.. Reynolds called at the District At
torney's office wher Mr.. Mott was at Police Head
quarters II is expected that he will the Acting
District Attorney to-day In the mean time Mr.
Mott is not able to say whether crime has been
committed or IL It has whether there is proof OF
it. The investigation Will be continued to-day.
District Attorney Young of Westchester County
came 10 this city yesterday morning and had a
long conference with District Attorney Jerome in
regard 10 the alleged bribery Mr.. Young said
that both he and District Attorney Jerome went
all the papers carefully. and decided that the
Westchester County officials had nothing TO do
with the prosecution Of the charges because If q
crime was committed 1t was in this county Mr.
Young said that he left all the papers he had bear
ing the with Mr.. jerome.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
CHARGES JURY FIXING.
Lessee in Dispossess 4ction 4ccuses
Court officer.

An affidavit was filed with Justice Gegerich IN
the Supreme Court yesterday By Isaac Scheinert'
lessee OF the building at No. S42 East Houston
street which alleged that Court Officer Scheuer'
connected with the Criminal Branch OF the Su-
prerne Court had told Scheinert that he would get
a Jury fixed against him. composed or members
Of fbe Jefferson Club. OF the 10th Assembly DIS
trfct and also that he had influence with MunicipaI
,-ot- J,!s!oe Leon Sanders. who would try the case
and that Scheinert would therefore lose his case
A, answering affidavit Of Scheuer denied the ale
cations
The case grew out OF a long legal tangle over the
,,ronertv AT No S42 East Houston street Scheinert
leased the property IN 1919 the lease providing that
:, was for three years and four months. with an
,-,ion eor a two years renewal. The property is
,v,na5 bv Mrs Sarah Teitelbaum. OF No. S29 East
Houston street a wealthy property owner of the
East SIDE Some time ago the Tenement House
Department ordered some Improvements. and In
order 10 make them Mrs Teitelbaum tried 70 raise
the rents but was unable. owing 10 Scheinerts
lease An appeal on dispossess proceedings is snli
,,ending NOT satisfied TO wait for this decision.
Mrs Tetelbaurn again brought dispossess pro
ceedng in the Municipal Court. Justice Sanders
then sitting. - ,,,o-ir., tho,
-befr client was being prosecuted brousnt an &C
fon IN the Supreme Court against Teltelpaunl tsh-
,+ -baf she be restrained from any further action,
and sso that she be onjOined from prosecuting any
action she had already brought; A temporary IN IL
s,7r,ction obtained against her, and argument
on this Injunction was heard yesterday pS "a
daVlt OF Scheinert against Scheuer was presented
Decision reserved
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15

the Japanese capital. With the exception of the
water wheels and generators. which of Ger
manufacture all the main station apparatus
was ordered some time ago from the General Elec-
trio Company OF New York
AT the sub-staton the voltage is reduced by
transformers and distributed underground to vari-
smaller stations within the city, and the Toxic
Electric Light Company has just ordered all the
additional apparatus for this purpose from the
American concern. This order will include
the shipment of ffty-four 25Okowatt transformers
and seventy-eight single phase potential regulators,
well swltchboards and auxiliary apparatus
AS electricity is used for both lighting and power
the potential regulators provide a means for keep
ing the voltage constant at the lamps so that their
light will be perfectly steady and uniform
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
STORAGE NOTICE.

THE LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT co. 81
70 ~ East s-d St. New NOrk.-Aiss X
ErOokz Mrs. Mary c. Cooper, Gr. or Ms
y. y. Beets0n. Richard Curd Daniel or Ed
mouia J.. Daniel or either. MIS- +. r.
kTsk.ne. James NCArdl@. Miss 4. A1llla.
G. - EHs'r. =. y Snyder: You are hereby
p t..-c trat The storage being cue ana the
LIle -ls lie payment q this compan. o
len 4D.9 the properly Hereinafter de
SCRIBE having expired and due notice
thereof having been given you. tLlE CON-
fa4y VIII cause such property, - Wit.
household E9oo, personal effects and gen
ere merchandise. stored by you IA its
> ~ o'-s@ c-I-a TEIaeut, 10 he sold - Dtlbl!o
E1cl"n according 10 the statute IN such
casef made sc provided, al ITO auction
r"ar-s 81 George Merle I55 East r2Frb II
~ J 4rk Citg. on the 10Th cav - Juns
-St sac commencing al 10 O'clock a IN
ElAtgLN SAFE DEPOSIT co, John n
ar hormer. secretary and general man
sSsr. Dated June Is, liza
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EAIIRDADS-
PENN MSIIL WANNA

* "A I l. n y A -
STATIONS foot Of West .Iwent5-5 5aird
Street and Desbrosses and Coteiandt
Streets.
s-wTae leaving time from Des5rosses and
C,6rtIandt streets is five minutes later tnau
that gwen below for Twenty-taiEd street
9''''0" FOR THE WEST.
s755 An. CHICAGO SPEClAI. .-,,.,.-,.,
30 55 A NJ PITTS BURGH DAY EXPRESS.
sIO.55 A. NJ. THE PENNSYLVANIA LIN
ITED.-Chicaso, Cincinnati and - LOUIS
u % PM ST. LOUIS LIMITED.
-1.5o PM CHICAGO. CINCINNATI AND
ST Tt LOUIS us z ExPEEs5. : ~ !, s5err.r.
is hours 70 chicago.
'4.55 PM. CHICAGO LIMITED.
'5.55 PM. WESTERN EXPR EsS. ~,
6.25 PM ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI
7.55 p NJ. PACIFIC EXPRESS. ..
IS % PM. CLEVELAND AND ClNClN-
MATT EXPRESS.
se.s5 p VI PTTTsRURGH SPECIAL.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
.755 3 =. s925. '9.55. '1O.55 a. m; II .
ited'3 - 8 - ~ .42s .455s .555. e.25 p.
m. 1910 night. sunday, 81 ..9.tS ~. -.
-1O55 a. m. 1925. '1255 's25 COZ con
gressional IArnited,1 90 % % % o.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY =. - % .. n
10 10 a. m. daily
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-'e % a m. and
sEHBOARD AIR I.rNE-12-25 p. m and
121O a m daily ..-,
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY =
C.FFS8 ri.%TtFS 'i q OHIO RAII.WAY-.7 81
a. m week days and - % ?. m. DAILY,
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT AMI NOk-
FOLK-'7 % a. r. week days ana So'
ATLANTIC CTTY-9.5s a m and 255 ?
m. week -days. Sundays, 80 a. m
CAPE MAY-12-j5 .. m week-days-
LONG BRANCH. ASRCRY PAEN t1cean .sai
Grove North Asbury Park SqndSy7 :. :.
and Point Pleasant a 90 from Deso- 9
Cort Sts. only $50 lO-a5 a m = -
n - SATURDAYS OulyI . 80. it'--, - -
cept Long Branchl and 80 ? N "eTS
anu FOR PHILADELPHIA.
SOS. s725. 80 s.e5 s.55. - 80 40 ~ S2'
'41O %, '1055. '1155 Q n. y % II. % -
% -. - - C'34 - for North Philsdelp1, =
onIvj - -. ~ -. t.5J T-5'. ; =, sd
925 (9-55 for North Ph.laaelphla 9nLy'
sos s755. s25. eos. S55. 40 -.
80 IS a m L. % ~ -. 30 = %
.s,25. 8.55 @425 l'+455 for North PEils9-
delphia onlyl. 80 . 55. '6.23 80 IA
phia onlyJ .. m II 10 night,
"Dining Car. +Lirnited Train. -
Ticket Offices Nos. 46l. 1884. ana ~
Broadway. 1s2 Fifth Avenue (below -
ST.: 262 Fitch Avenue corner 291l - :
and stations named above; BrooAly r.: - :
Court Street 479 NCstrand Avenue, 81
Broadway. and Pennsylvania Annex sta
tton. The New York Transfer CON 2tI-S @
VIII call for and check baggage IRON
hotels and residences through 70 desJlna-
Telephone ''542 Chelsea for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
/ ". W ATTERBURY ]. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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HELP WANTED.

Male
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 20 $50 monthly at home IL spare time
corrsspording for newspapers. no canvass
tug- esEre.iSnoe unnecessary Send for par
ticulars. PRESS SYNDICATE, Lockport
X !.
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ELECTRIC MACHINERY FOR JAPAN.
Transformers, Regulators and Switchboards
for Toxic

Schenectady. June II (SpeciaD.-The Toxic Elec-
trio Light Company which has under construction
the largest power station in Japan in carry
ing its extensive plans has placed large orders
with an American manufacturer for miscellaneous
electrical apparatus The main power station of
this company is situated about twenty-five miles
from Toxic, on the Tamagawa River and high
voltage transmission lines bring the power there
generated sub-station just on the outskirts %
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
CHARLES STEELE IN ILL HEALTH.

Charles Steele. Of J. p Morgan & Co. has been
ordered by his physician 10 take a prolonged rest
as his health Of late has not been good MI s'eele
Will spend part Of the summer at his country nome
on Long island an6 later Will go abroad
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Z Y \ H & HARrFnRD R r

n. Y. n. H. & HARTFORD R h
T r1. .-s .a0a-r from Grand 'e0r-l! -I1toa-
t2i 81. an Ar Ave. rs follows ror .-s.oo
BOSTON. via New London * Prov --T-S.oS' 'S
Il 1000 sN ,J52 A. " .
.I,o1. y 500. = $50 :5i
A NJ 300 r M via Sptt-'',H
a. Nj 1900 s4.Uo. s1l:Ap 8
PORTLAND & F}AE; u ATlBOR-7's:lo 20 - r =.
WORCESTrE aud r T."-E&I re. t'l ~ =
NAN-tG-A3 J. NJ .,o,s
LAX ENILLE. aut NORFOLK - ''
\ NJ 1881 7 NJ ,.,..-
CT harrington StecShri lse Lenox -. y n
feId-+4.54 -'9-02 An sl-ef. 1881 m
Ticket Offices ar cfsrI-5 central S.- ,.s
and c125Jh ST. slsn 8- 80 - -
B'way. c25 Union square. cl>- - W.
c2+5 columbus Ave ca4S Madison ~.
CLOS w l2Stb - .-q- Thi-j ave N
Brooklyn "a Cour. ST. t-S N-strant A's''
$50 B way ,,,-.
"Daffv TENce0- Sundays sSa' I.-s. I,,s.s
only. 'S-oDs az 125th ST. xS,ops ., - -
81 sundays only. rFar-or 2r - L-.---t' -
HAS dining car cParior and Sieri-"s -
tickets also
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NEW jersey HEqT2lI
STATIONS 4Foot Liberty St. y. z
Z West I'd St \

STATIONS root Liberty St. n z
TIrno shown below 4. from Tjsa,,' q,
West &3d ST. leaves 10 minutes .arlI.r -
Sept as noted by 1ssl glat-ng marss.
E<NS TON BET LHLEHEM ALLENTOWN
AND AACCH -HCNK-z4U1 III
E1astonJ, lp a II L-J. 4.40, 90 IS. i
EasJoa only 2. 81 sun. z43O A NJ
LOO. 500 and 6.OU p ID
" WIL4kESEARtE AND SCRANTON-a1,
a ii. 10. 800 T. NJ sundays zs0
A IL. 90 f. "
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHCEST, TONs
RIVER AND BAE-,EGAT-z400 49
A. NJ, LSO, cal Lakewood aud Lzk,-
hurst only k3.4U. a5tJ xy6usl. su5-
days. 900 A. " $40. lakewood al
La-le6urs-J.
ATLANTIC CITY - .8.40 A. ". Has
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. oCEAy
GROVE r. POINT PLEASANL-z40Q 80,
IL5J a. u. eXl2.+e Nh. 10 2A,
= -. D. Is. go, go Jl20l. Sll5ays.
except ocean Grove. 9-lj a Il. 400
y ATLANTIC HLDS. >EABRIGHT, N0S-
MOUTH BCH. EAST LONG BRANCH
ztuO, z5-5u. $50. ll5J a. ". L30 40.
100, 80 T. 81. sln-ass 80 a u,
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR ATLANE1
HIGH LANDS, SEA BRIGHT. LONG
bEANCL A>ECRE PARK. OCEAN
GEOE z, SPRING LAKE. POlSE
PLEASANT Pier S. " H. W. 42d 81.
- A. NJ. L 30. SOC, g. 10 T. M Sgl+
days S.25 A. 1t. 100 e. 4J r. n Pes
10. " r. Cedar ST. To- - A. " 10,
j. -, - 7. e. sundays 1000 A. Y.
80, N.1D P ii
READING. HARRJSBU Rti POTTSVLLl
And WILLLAASPORT- z4oo. z4&.
Te.Up. go, IuuO. H. 9l, a. NJ ReaAns
orly). LOO, 10 200 J.. N Raaa-
ms, PoJtsy!ile, Harrisburg .niy tos
800. 80 ?. n
PHILA EG-PFIA.
"z4.au, D1tJ. mS.0t e90J. mTIuW s1ln
A. n. msI2Uu. mi Hu. %. ~. 800 s40
moo, ms6.to 100. fS0u. Fy.00. sl0sa
+. NJ Jal2. IL mlt.
BALTIMORE AND WASH NlfTON
S-lO, m~l0qp. M@I2 tu m-zuu. mzs4 %.
nl't.tU. Zoo l~12I5
Daily TDaily except Sunday SSI--
days. +Farlor cars only Via ram2Qua-
aENcep- ~atuT1aN=- mbiv.U- GAR xSstyv~
Ca only 1trlm L,.-I-y ST. auIr
From Tw=nty-Juirl Srr=ec-ts ~ P. u.
500 j. N, el2 20 H. NJ. $3.50 r. II
J4409 = III ks - T. ~. .5g. T. NJ
CE1css. Liberty ST. IVes- I'D s
As,or House. no. i3f. 1900 1885, Br5adxa2
- - oth Az, 2,1 Jtl Av., - Union SJu&r,
west, TBS Sd Av.. 105 West I2Jus S. III
So4oTols Ay.. New York. / Court 81 "a
90 rGllon st. 4lS Nestraud Av Broos-
!yn, 80 Broadway. Williamson -
ioIH transfer Co.. calls for ana cnecsI
bassasr tJ destination.
". o. BESI.Ef.. e. " pr-p-
Vice-Pres. s. cen 1Isr. Gen. PAS 5ess.
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James McCreery & Co.

COlOred Dress Goods
dress fabrics, including many
imported weaves. Such as
Wolfe, EOlienne, Novelty Fab
RIGS, MOhair, Serge and
BrOadclOth.
Suitable for children's dresses,
separate skirts, coats, &c.
soc per yard
formerly 75c ESQ
Twenty-third Street.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15

DRAUGHTSAIAN.-A 1s. .ona e,nerI-
ence; good tracer; technical school gradu-
ate: with architect Address FIELD. 25e
East Houston st
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FRONT AND BACK PARLOR. suitable for
doctor lG2 West l3Gth St
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FURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.

S4TH ST. - EAST Madison aNe-l---e'oa
comfortable acC1-1Illl l1atIOls lO4 h4IA144s'
private UaIh. board optional
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
FOR SALE

DrsKs -Ro,ltop; partitions. ratings, ia
bies sofas letter presses, counters. sheiV-
ing: stores. Offices ftted: $50 dozen chairs
FINN BROS 2s-32 Centre ST
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18Th ST. 10 WE@T.-Comf1rtan- -lr-
nisael ruorrs. running water. large. small
s. 10 lp: private house.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15

DESIGNER and CUTTER.-Experienoe
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15

nATRY and UsEFULMAN.-Scotch
good milker; can use separator; best
reference. JAMES. at Carpenters. 154 9th
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Special Passenger Service.
PLNMOCTH- RG-HANBJR
RnAN .June2i 4 .30am '&aiseTir A v July 10
Oceana-Juns %. 10 am Deutschland. July 26
DtsclP June 2S, sam Amer. .ka -.....Aug 2
Amerika. July :. 4 am K A V'rfrfa Aug 10
Among the special features OF these ships
are: grill Room Eitz-Carlcon Restaurant a
Ia carte Elevators, Gymnasium Palm Gar
den. Electric Baths. etc.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
DOVER LONDON OR PARIS AND
HAMBURG.
Large Twin Screw Vessels os "a COO tons
Superb Passenger Accom- rmodatious
Patr Ia June16, l-Stprn Batavia -..- July q
pretoria June -, y am Patricia ulv 2S
Wa 'rsee- } Je3o. j :3Jam Pretoria. Aug 1
Peuna July Il I Scam NaIdersee. Aug II
'TO Hamburg direct
Mediterranean Service.
To NAPLES AND GENOA
Z. AdaIbsrt- une 10 4Moltke- .-..- Sept. II
p. Oskar- 900 July III AdaIbert Sept. p
+Moltks. -.-. July ZAP. Oskar oct. .
P. Adalbert- Aug : .t8IoItke -.... oct %
fCslls Gibraltar; has Grill Room and
Gymnasium
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15

DRAUGHTSALAN. - PraOticaL competent
man on architectural and ornamental
bronzs and iron work detailing and lay
outs: also thoroughly practical man with
eAp-ricnce Oh constructing work in shops.
$ 4 BARR. 22s West 2sth 81
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15

C0ACHNAN, HANDY MANLY neat,
tidy. smooth faced Swede. -; exosllent
,ara IF horses harness. carriages; very
sood referenoe- ERIC, Carpenters Bureau.
l54 9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
CINAkH LINE

From Pliers 81 81 North River
LIVERPOOL via queenstown
UNG-;- ---------- ------.- -.-.-,. .l- 10. Noon
Caf,C\lN N---.-- .---..-tu tuIs ~. / T. NJ
C'aIrssHli. juno q CsrrlaI.il -It.fy (.
t-trl. .-s .----.J Ui-e So l-ucauit July
stG..Nl-IAit-- 1T lAi~t-ADRIATiC.
Ecv Modern Twin screw Steamers
VONIA.July 10, 10 \. NJ. Aux. y. Oct. Ii
PAN\O\IA ..... July L. PM. sent III
CARPAIHIA. july 81 I Pm. sept y
VERNON II. BROWN a.
RIA State ST. opposite the Battery.
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srrrmrn nrnrrrN
lackamanna kaIlI0ad

n : To " - 49, .
y. Y. foot Barclay, ----s l"'''
Is go g. " For Eins saam,oa aud -, - s.
1900 a A. Fvr E.-a.t .''--s'
- ~ 81 ID For Bueao ana -'.--t,a ,sSg,a.
~ II p lr-l,or -etauc. @ AL -
-. - r. N-r5r Wgra.5 an "a
$50 = N-F0r sunaio. S. - ;@,,s - 5psa
a. tG A. L-F.r Cticag' -9le'r
-.-..... .. 90. ,sa ,1sg l434 Broass,S;, ,;j,
- v qg3 F-lr,e-t Sc. Brooklyn
-F.V.err SIM.
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BALTIMORE & CEIO R. r

- &A-AG ~
49, --t-- ---- Ill is H. ~. .I.-
Every other luug on cle even l.rr"
TO BALTIMORE AND WAS41NfsT0y
Leave New Yo.k City. "a -. L.6.y :.
W ASEtLStfON, Buffet. T5Oau S60 ~
TWASHlNGIUN Diner. A50sm moan
Z WASHINGTON. Diner. Il so am - 10 "a
WASHINGTON. Buffet. 15nun aaa1,
f.ROYAL LTD" Diner 350ua 4G953
w WASHlNGICN. Dire. 55J1m Csc IN
rWASHINfTOS. Buffet. 6501rl TWop
WASHINGTON Sl>epers so 5u l2.l5at
'Ex sun fD1ilv
Through Daily Trains 20 the West
Leave New York CTrv 2}i St Li5'y ST.
CHICAGO. PITTS BURG. Ils0 pm - u AZ
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS II 50 an 12G0 n'a
FlTTSBURG. CLEVE ID. $50 pm 400 PM
.PITTSBCRG LIMITED s. 80 pm 10 pm
CIN--SF. LOUIS. L0UISV. Il 50 pm 12I5 1s
ClE. ST LOUIS LOCISV. $50 an 10o0 an
GIN. ST. LOUIS LOUTSV. $50 pm f0epm
Offices: PAS. 434. 1900 Broadway. 8 As,or
EOuse I0S Green witch s.. o. Union SCARS
W. 39l Grand St. y Y: 3t3 Futon s..
Brooklyn, West 25G ST. and Liberty St
After Is g. n. sleeping car reserrzt'1a1
ard fUl iDror-us stf01 regarding --ai~s ein.
can be obtained az Bureau u Inf rna-..IIn-
B. x o. r. R. 2S1 ST. Terminal. Phone Va
Chelsea 3ff4
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WORK WANTED,

Situations Aantsd-Male snd Femai--
-Four ines mot exceeding "a ,.ord-1 fhre.
Insertions, 10 cents. seven insertions 30
cents. Exceeding "a words and les. than 40
words. three Insertions. 80 cents: seven IT,
sertions. co cents
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RESTAURANTS.
rYPEWKITING.

TfPEMlsI1iNG.
TyPEWRITERS.- $40; Gran
Cal s.: Densmore NOst or Hammond,
s. 90 Expert repairing GAY. III west
lZ5La 81.
TYPEwRITERS.-Au makes sold. rented
repaired exchanged reliable service
GCRMAN. 80 Nassau 81 Telephone Z'7O-
rlTtlan6t
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
PEOPLES LIME
NEW YORK-ALBANY.

NEW lURh
HUDSON kIVER BY SEARCHIIGHT
Steamers Z. w. MORSE. even dates June.
and ADIRONDACK, alternating ~ per
No 81. n. r., foot OF Canal ST p NJ
and West 10th St. $50 p NJ daily Sun
for all points. Orchestra Autoruobi, - -
ried. Tine table and Summer Book Err.
Beautiful Hudson by SearchliKht" IOc
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15

ACCOUNTANT desires evening work. Ru-
dts. statemsnts. u1al balances book
keeping, ETC. terms moderate: references.
ACCOUNTANT, ie Waverley Place
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Summer Cruises
To the Norwegian Fjords. North Cape.
Spitzbergen. Iceland and European seaside
resorts send for programme.
TRAVELLERS CHECKS ISSUED Ry
THE COMPANY
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY n Y
Phone. 1900 Rector. Piers. Hoboken.
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single insertions . cents per line. sixteen
vEorls sereU Times lUusrcu-lVs-yf 81, Wh4cn
antilles advertiser 10 have rooms entered n
I0,e TrIbZne's Directory of Desirable Rooms
for q period OF fourteen days. AElte ioF
circul...
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pKEssMAKING AND MILLINERY.

DRESEMAKER-- From B Altman & 60.
excellent filter, artistic designer princess
jackets competent, experience; = ID!
a aCdress DEF.SSNAKER. 326 West l4th ST.
CDRESS KER--Artistic; first class cut
ter ana filter. out by the DAY or home
EnL-NIA A - LeA-Mgton ave.
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M1RTH rE8maY lloyd.
Mediterranean Service.
EAMBURG-AwEaICAN In.

From Bremen Piers. 35G4rh Sts.. HOb0keu
OELRlCFfS & co. No. 3 Fway. y. I.
Louis II Meyer, Is South Third St. Phila.
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AMERICAN LINE
MEDITERRANEAN

FROM NEW lOEh-
CREIIC- June - 10 \ ii Aug a Semi o.
FROM BOSTON
CANOPIC. June 30. r. II; Aug IL. Der q
ROAIANIC. ...--. July :. II A NJ SEM I
TKANELEf,S' CHECKS AND I.ETTFPS
or CREDIT lSsL Ep BY THE COMPANY
PASS t,NGEtt OF't lCE . BROADWAY.
Freight Othce. " hlJel2Il BLDG Battery -
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Fun information concerning these rooms
r-Ay be had, free Of charge, al the UPTOWN
Ofice OF The New York Tribune, 1868
Broadway. between Beth and 5lth SIS.
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6 rUTHraN PEGHF- m

S 8.UTaeRH P&GlF-G.
ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINES
NEW NORK-NEW ORLEANS SERVICE
FAST TINE. SUPERB SERVICE, FX
CELLENT CUISINE. BERTH AND
STEA NER.
Fro.n Pier % North River.
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Comus June 20 Couus. .......Ju.y 4
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS Of billiard and pooi roc
erz- lowest pr,ces. MARX BROS. p union
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15

LIGHT. breezy OUTSIDE. south: near subway
ana Is4yersice: elevator. restaurant mod
erste CHI RCHILL. JU4 y est Il2th 81.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-08
SUSPECT TWO FIREBuGs.
Gotham Tenement DwelIers in Panic Fol
loving Many Suspicious Blazes.

New York. Dec 8, Thrre more fires,
which the police believe 20 have bpcn
tine work Of ineenaiaries, aroused the
tenement house jewellers IN the vieinity
|af Columbus avenue md One Hundred
and Sixth street early Yesterday morn
ing. These followed Fix small ores, also
suspicious. winch occurred before mid
might In the same neiglihorhnod
Two hundred families we're routed out
Of their homes and an entire neigh
borhood was thrown into intense excite
ment by the rattle Of the fire apparatus,
the columns 81 smoke rising here and
There and tile glow III the flames NO
lives were lost only because the iigemen
and the police were prompt TO respond.
At great risk Of their own lives in manly
instances they took tenants down the
fire ladders, 81 Carried them ont oyer the
roofs
Many OF the Ores were started in
the cellars OF easements Of tie houses,
rubbish being saturated with Kerosene
oil and set on fire. Peliee reserves and
detectives spent the night in the dis.
turbed section.
Two men suspected Of knowing some.
thing about the allaEes were captured BY
Col William Bennett Of the national
guard and pr. ". s. uoueh, but after
they had been safely landed h the po-
lice station three mores figes were discov-
cred. The prisoners had been seen 10
dodge II and ont % Railways, aad after
each blaze would meet and hold long.
whispered conversation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-08
acoFFINg AMUsEs 4 couRr.
Big Box Causes Laughter During the
Trial Of Mutual Lifes Suit.

London, Dec. There was mo-
mentary break in the general duIIness
o. the evidence ia the suit 81 the Mi
tual Life Insurance company against the
North British and Mercantile Insurance
company and d. G. Haldoman, former
London manager Of the Mutual, which
began here yesterday before Justice
Daily, when two ushers stag
eered into the court with a heavy brown
box, which one Of the plaintiffs coun-
seI amid general laughter, informed the
court was known in the Mutual's Office
as sthe coffin
It was this coffin which Haldeman
is alleged to have removed from the
London office with the names and adj
dresses Of The Mutnafs British policy
holders. a witness testified TO placing
cards with the names, etc, therein. He
never saw them again
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-08
CLASH WITH
PULUJANES.
ConStabulary in Fight in
Leyte Philippines
FOUR SOLDIERS KILLED
o Hurt, Among Them Lieutenant
Natives Dead While Many Are Taken
Philippine Commission Reduces
Fineness Of the Peso.
FOUR SOLDIERS KILLED

Manila, P. T. Dec. Slater returns Of
the Fighting in the island 81 Leyte, De-
cember 5, show that Capt. Samuel NJ.
Ham, with 4 detachment Of company
III Of the sth infantry and force of
constahulary under Lieut.. Ralph r.
Yates, Jr., were rushed BY 60 boIo men,
feur miles from la Paz, on the Tara
COMA trail, during the afternoon Of that
day The pniirianes, who had a few guns,
fred yolley and then made rush
upon the American farce.
Five Americans were killed and nine
were injured. The enemy lost 80 men
Ikilled The number of pulnianes wound
ca and captured Il not known.
A detachment has started in pursuit
Of the insurgents Tie telegraph line
between Iachhan and Iloilo il down and
no further details are obtainable.
The list Of the American dead Is as
follows:
sergt. Joseph Clark, died IF bolo
wound.
sergt. James Proyer, killed with a
bof0.
Priv. William Duiferin. killed with a
holo.
Priv. MI Hadley, gunshot
Priv. Edward keegh, gunshot
The americans wounded were Corp
Weld priv McHenry. Priv. Edge and
Priv Wakefield an severely wounded,
and privs Armstrong, Brennan, Heron,
Hoist and Richardson, slightly wound
ed
The dead were buried on The baths.
field during the night u December 3.
All the wounded are doing we'll fhc
wound Of Lieut. Yates, which at first
was reported 70 be slight Is now said
to he serious
No report has been received Of any
further losses among the constabulary