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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
no TRANSIT INJUNCTION
Justice Refuses to 4ppoint ReceiTcr
for L2d-st. Line.

I,s-i,s t.ndersfeeve. ~ the Supreme Court, yes
,s-ssv denied the application Of tho Union Trust
,sHparv fo- the appointment Of receiver Tor the
Fort,-seoord Street. Msuhsttanv1Ile and St Ncho-
lss Avenue Railway Company. charging the costs
n Tho DEFENDANTS. The rsceivership was asked for
t.csuse rho company had failed 70 pay interest on
IN sssaa RI income bonds amounting TO S5n"P'.
Efi-- arc rnortgaged 10 the trust COMPANY
Application was alsa made for an injunction 10
restrain tie Third Avenue. the Metropolitan and
the New-York CRY railway companies from inter
tsring with the operation OF the Forty-second-st-
company and from abandoning she use Of lis tracks
iu Ar1s,erdau-sve. ano ManLattan-st- without ade-
ouaie compensation.
Tic trust agreement provided that interest not
oNceeling per cent was 20 be paid on these bonds
from rhe surplus earnings Of the Forty second-St
coriuary The trust company declared that no in
tersst was ever paid md asked for an accounting
- rho earnings o. che company. and for the ap-
pcsticn 81 tie surplus earnings found 70 the pay
nari ~ interest
The Forty-sec0n6 Street company. il was alleged
n the complaint. under lease 10 the Third Avenue
company which h. its turn leased its holdings 10
M metropolitan company, which subsequently,
transferred al its property 10 the NeN-YoTk City
RaiVsy COMPANY. Va- deprived OF its control over
TIE election o. directors and officers. and II was
claimed that tho other defendants used the control
10 cause the abandonment OF its tracks Amster-
osn-sTe- and Mzraattau-st.. and by this means TO
divert trafhc 70 t4e defendant companies which
would hsve sIfosd create q surplus sufficient to
Day he interest on the income bonds.
Justice GIdersleeye said.
inc prepoDderalc5 Of evidence produced clearly
saoss thar The defendants. the Metropolitan and
- Nes-1 ora tl-y companies. are fully responsible
- AZ possible judgment that can bc recovered
H,Ien Nor@ofHT- 81 p-na faCie case Is not made
~ 70 nTing The majority % stockholders within
~ exception that permits courts 20 interfere with
80 lI-eIns. management OF corporations can
-" 70 slNcenf ground 10 warrant the granting
u q TEMPORARY Injunction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
VOTES $4,000 FOR BRIDGE STATION
Board of Estimate Allows $4,000 to OAR
lingtons Department.

When the resolution calling for the appointment
Of a secretary 10 the Board of Estimate at q salary
of $3.50 year. came up at the meeting of the
hoard yesterday. Controller Metz said Mayor Nc
Clellan had consented to let the affair
The Mayor said ne did not remember having made
such statement. but rather than have bad faith
even suggested ne consented 10 let II lie 1t
ordered
The request of the Commissioner of Bridges for
an additional consulting engineer referred TO
q special committee
At the request OF the Commissioner of Bridges
the hoard passed an appropriation OF $4,000 to
provide FOR the construction of subway terminal
station at the Manhattan end OF the Williamsburg
Bridge. The request Of the Park Commissioner of
the boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens for the issue
OF corporate stock To the amount OF 81. 46 3S5 81
went over. II was asked for Improvements. An
appropriation OF S1S9.950 to purchase the title
property for the approaches to the Fordham
Heights Bridge Vas adopted The board ordered
South Ferry for municipal ferry 3sth-st.,
BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
STORAGE NOTICES.

NeV-fork; SanuaIy - 1896. To Annie
sims. Mrs Pseden Pauline Forster
Elijah Moses. Chas. Huth. Miss l. Jack
son Miss belia Baldwin. George Bowser
Edith JOEes, AIRS 4 . P-iI Mrs NJ
Iajeuiere Mr.. Oliver, James Morton. Emma
Lew. Mrs - FarriH. Mrs VI Murphy
Mrs. :. Smiti4. Mrs J. Bailey Mrs Alice
Soners. Michael Burns. Joseph Edwards.
Ms l.. Miller. Mrs g. Thomas. Mrs J. I.
Smith. II r Ross. Mrs. James McFadden.
VIM. Judge. l. y. Burke Mrs. c. ".
Howe. LOUIS Reiuhardt. MIs. Mary Reid.
Mrs. Fsnny Morris. l.. Wo0d. Mrs Rose
Roberts Mrs Mary Mitchell Mrs. Lily
Marshall Ms !. Noble. Paul Davis.
Mrs Ellen banners. Richard i. Ward.
Executor you aau each Of YOU are
hereby notified that the time for pay o.
rIenI OF my lien upon the property here
ina ster described having expired after due
notice thereof haS been given You. viii
cause such property. TO wit household
goods. personal effects and merchandise
stored by YOU ia YOUR name in the
Guaranty storage Warehouses. 70 ne sold
NJ public auction according 70 the statutes
in such cases made and provided. a. my
warehouses 2l1 and $40 West 4tst-st .
New fork city. on Friday. February 18th
1907. at 1890 a. NJ. ana n the sale Thereof
Il not completed on the said date the same
will be continued at the same place on each
and every FRIDAY thereafter beginning at
1890 n m. until the sale - completed.
GUARANTY STORAGE WAREHOCS
John T. Webb. Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
TENNESSEE COAL AND IRON CHANGES.
Witherbee and Schoonmaker Resign
Fricks Connection Seems To Be Severed.

Al a meeting Of the directors of the Tennessee
Coal Iron and Railroad Company. f. s. Witherbee
resigned director and vlce-president. and 8.
!. Schoonmaker Is director. while George A
KessIer was elected q director There
three vacancies in the board of directors. The d.
rectors offered 10 stockholders the right TO sub
scribe par To the extent Of - per cent OF their
holdings for s3.417.24 new stock Of total
authorized issue Of $67517c0 The remainder OF the
new stock viii be issued the company requires
capital The payments the subscriptions
will be I'm four parts of % per cent each the first
be made at the time of subscription and the
others on July Is and October is. 1906. and January
IS. 1907.
The retirement OF Mr. schoonmaker from the
board indicate that H 9. Prick has
severed his connection with the company. MIR.
Kessier on the other hand. is man. It was
DopuIary supposed that mis- connection with Tonnes
see Coal and Iron purely a speculative one,
and il is believed that he had closed OUT his hold
irgs some time ago. His election 70 the board.
however. makes II evident that he stin ret2ius d
considerable interest IN the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
A Great Girls Dress Offer!

Due to an unexpected Underprice purchase
900 FINE WOOL DRESSES 80
regularly $500 So 90. - 20
Russian
that advancing Years
ousy 'sh cas- IN st' and
remember
As
Misses Long CLaks es to-
- 70 - 9ISt' Z-e0 Now 2. 90 5.9S
) g we're aso fses
Misses = Goats
Now 9 90 : % o Il o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
NJ DELAY BY MERGER.
,.irorf Tells Orr Transit Facilities
MI Be Ertended.

-. mr. OF the Rapid Transit Commission
Fes -.,,ivea from August Belmont a letter
s.,,, the Intereoroug h. NJ etropoltan inter
SYM aid the new subway plans OF the Rapid
cf, commission rather than retard them. MI.
lia.-,.s letter is as follows:
ha ,l,s subject OF the so-called merger OF the
you el interests Manhattan and The Bronx. be-
gsuse n-ger nlan formally announced 10 the
q inr " Of The companies concerned.
och1ovr ny duty. president of the corpora
= EStich is operating as lessee. the city's sub
iic rroperty under your charge. TO inform YOU
SAY ~ l-o-Dorate act has been taken or will be
re. ~ mich viii in any way change the Inter
isksa- cou1psnys relations TO your board or 10
re 60 49, the marlborough company will continue
,oo support Of the plans OF your board Tor ne
~ e5,rsr1ent and extension OF the local rapid
raHsli as the new organization has not Yet
',o,rnlet ed u would be premature 10 attempt
le e tine any detailed statement Of the pohcN
- = pursued by the Interhorough MetropolliiS e
or frropery be said at this time and which II IS
=. YOU and your associates that should say
e-s myself 7 desire 10 assure you that l would
:. AVE consented TO the proposed merger had
~ 6esn convinced not only that II Vould noL Ia
tsTa t " Neu--York, but. in my judgment, would
sersly AID them believe thst the op "eT Ta
go under one general control will result IN a
~ substantial enlargement OF the travelling "a
1t,s 49, IN The two horoughs and will make II pos
dlue e ,-oyi6e NeW-York with the complete.
stss-soTieai and effective urban transportation
fsSssnar enoucr Of the views OF my associates 10
= ~ n say that recognize that the interests
Y - ,e,nle 81 NeV--York demand thai important
c,s9siens 81 the rapid transit lines Of the citE
g1.i5 he made a. promptly as possible and that
: furnished X IS my belief that you viii ma
~ sectors and officers % the lnterooroUgh- Met
llEE,au t'oruusry not only willing to fully CO
80 win vou this end. but able 10 furnish
- move 1T -ieut cooperation than could have
- n-osided bv any Of the local transit interests
= rev existed prior 70 the merger
--.ss- date ~ January IS John J Murphy, sec
..,,-r az the Cfrizeps Union. wrote letter 10 the
..--s,sry o. The Rapid Transit Commission re-
.,-,vr 10 tho sIbVsy entrances on the sidewalks
Tho letter said that the present subway en-
,,,,ces encountered tho sidewalks. 10 the detri-
,-, ~ their Intended uses. II further asked that
IN sr.rsnces IN the future be placed ON private
,-o-s-tv and tha; tho commission take such steps
81 f-iug this about as II deemed necessary- Inc
-..olution asking changes in the subway entrances
as rsssed 81 The citizens Union meeting o. jan
usry
n snsvre-. 2 D.. Burrows. secretary OF the Rapid
T-snsi, Commission, said. in part;
yau will hs glad 20 know that tho RAPID transit
Eosrd has slread practically concludeo 10 IolloN
oT such course. where possible, IN future SUD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
WANTS SUBWAY THROUGH HIS LAND
Member Of Association TO Promote Coney
Island Tunnel Makes Offer

~ meeting o. me Bensonhurst Bath Beach,
D''olsh PARK opuey Island Subway Association
.t-a az s1ppe~ Hotel Bath Beach. last night
rank 4 Huts9u president Of the association. an
.Oshoe5 thai map ~ the route Of the subway TO
= 'aii from ~ --tlsttau To CoDey Island had been
1'l"ea % tae Rapid Transit Commission. This
ap was TFe7es-d 10y the chief engineer Of the
t'IlA} Eap- transit Company. Mr.. HutsOn said
So 80 ~ fE -'zsOn 10 believe that the subway
- De REQ Tor Use in eighteen months
-, tlf'ler ATfl. ne SAID would immediate ask
srt-oter.L HELe-s along the route TO make con-
49, amer Mr. HuIsou completed his speech,
~ a Nas ertf lslastcaly received. Emil keesler,
~. q arg property owner. said he was Wiling
-, ~ subway should Dc built through his prop
49,. lho'nas p. Clarke. secretary of the associa-
i. emo ifice1 fi-st another meeting would be held
- 's same place tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
NJ. 0. FERRY FARES.
Commissioner Bensel Thinks City
Gets IneqmtabIe Rates.

John A. Bensel, Commissioner of Docks and
Ferries having discovered that the city is not
getting its rightfu share OF the profits of the
new Staten Island municipal ferry. is iuvesti-
eating the contracts existing between the city
and the Staten Island Rapid Transit Company
with view 10 canceng them
"hen the city took the ferry the Sinking
FUND Commission authorized Maurice Feather
son. who was at that time Commissioner of
DOCKS and Ferries. TO make the same arrange
ment with the railroad company TO fares that
had existed previously. These contracts were
made, however, with the provision that they
could be cancelled on notice of thirty days.
Mr.. Bensei's objection is not to the rates
charged by the Staten Island Rapid Transit
Company. but TO the fact that these rates are
so scaled that passengers from different parts
OF the island pay different fares to the city for
transportation over the ferry. For example
the city gets less money for ferrying a passeh-
ger who the Tottenville division than from
those who travel on the shore line divisions or
who live within walking distance of St. George
The investigation has TO do. of course. only
with Communication fares. For single trips all
who patronize the ferry pay the same. In dis
cussing what he proposed to do Commissioner
Bensel said last night:
1t is nothing to me what the railroad people
want TO charge for carrying passengers after
they reach the island ] am interested only IN
seeing that the city gets uniform rate. The
ferry transports every passenger an equal dis
tance, and there Is reason why some should
pay more and some less. 1t is not my intention
to interfere with the communication rates APP
piled to school children / really not ready
TO discuss this matter Yet. as I have not had
time to go thoroughly over all the contracts.
Under the present contracts the Staten Island
Rapid Transit Company. which is controlled by
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad gets the lions
share OF the receipts. II sells communication
tickets from New DOrp 10 New-Tork by rail
and ferry for 81 - month. OF this the city
gets 81 p and the railroad 81. Yet the distance
from Manhattan To -. George by ferry is five
miles, while the distance from St George 10
New-DOrp by rail is the same.
Thus the railroad gets 81 for carrying pas
senger the same distance for which the city gets
81 %. Making full allowances for the difference
In the cost of land and water transportation.
the city, the officials think, is getting decidedly
the worse of the bargain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
AMERICAN BED co. MEN CONVICTED
Charged with Removing Assets OF lnsolvent
concern with Intent 10 Defraud.

- trial before Judge Holt in the United states
,,stict court yesterday, Richard Cohen. simon l..
a,rn,-on and i G. Mann were found guilty or con
ealing certain assets from trustees IN bankruptcy
with intent 10 defraud. The jury Ie'o''"''''''N
mercy for Mann 49,,
,rFc accused mon connected with Inc amen
can Wire and stoe BED CoEpaE5 OF No ~ est
9s,h-s. The, Indictment charged that between no
SATURDAY night and Mondav on when the iiSo'
-. ,,,s apno,ipced three hoTses and trucks ana
sor,, f,rrnfrur. were removed. IN" d"l"ho' G.
serfed tnar loan OF 500 had been MAD , o Ain
$3.50 "a oyaRous and that the persons ltiqlu1
me money had taken possession ana rTiloNsu III
90 tiobokep for safe keeping. An involuntary pei
80, H. bankruptcv was filed against the tpi1PaI,,
~ March - l1A ia the interest or the STATE bahA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
CUSTOMERS AS STOCKHOLDERS.

A Broadway department store which has recently
turned itself into "A corporation is Offering some
opportuuities to It's old customers. The store is
now earning 20 per cent and paying per cent on
IT'S common stock which is selling we'll over par
Some time after the Incorporation one OF the
younger members % the company suggested 70 the
president that il would be nice thing 70 let some
OF the older customers have share in the profits
which came largely from their good will. Accord
ingIy an offer made them of small blocks
of the common stock at we'll below the market
price. The offer accepted by many of the
stores customers. The scheme has served de
crease the number OF complaints that received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
ACTRESS TO ASK SUBWAY SAFEGUARDS.

@'ss J-ia Dean rhe actress. after the perform
- - iae Lz,ttle Gray Lady on Thursday night
- 70 .hs Times Square uptown subway station
II ~ boarding q train stepped into one OF tho
-'2ss between the platform and the car which
al ron the station being a bend Miss Dean
isr4 eN ~ cse@ped injury that she has put the
~ - u TIE lands Of William Ero, of the law
80 At~cer. Erb & Baron. II is her intention
b ~ % lfrre the Iuterhorough company 10 put
--li4F ara pieces 10 cover the gap between
gr - Pa t1rH. as Is done in the Boston subway
a -. ".I leg.n by complaint 10 the Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
TO ENFORCE CHEAPER FERRY FARES.

The Hudson County Board of Freeholders has
decided to enforce its right to fix the maximum
ferry fares to he imposed by tho West Shore Rail
road Company. which the ferries from Wee
hawken and the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
which controls the ferry between Bergen Point and
Port Richmond. Staten Island. Foot passengers
are now charged five cents and the Board of Free
holders has ordered tho fare reduced three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
Fur Goats, Sczrfs, Etc,
Far Below Cosf

Far Below Cost
No oversta tement-the facts are
Just as stated. o.. 1t will richly pay
TO invest now. for probabilities are
that next years prices will De
double the reduced figures at which
you can now buy o.. Desirable furs
are growing scarce. as fur hearing
animals are less numerous than
ever! The following have all the
style. elegance and quality that the
most fastidious can desire
JAP MINK COATS
Jaunty Bolero style-rlch
5-oca .s Satin Satin lining lining soaz 90 1O0.OS
FUR PONY COATS
Natural Squirrel and jap Mink
richly IiEed-soue with handsome
braid anish-sizes SO and IS only
were Sf2f 9S- .------ sc. IS
we've STD 9S. --.-.-- 9Q. QS
PERSIAN LAMB COATS
Choice grade-snart fitted
styles-s!ze IS only
were $3.50 as. 5000. 50. 9S
NEAR SEAL COATS
Fine Erade-rich color
lined with SINNERS Satin
Sizes 80 10 44-we-e sac %. .-... % as
ELECTRIC SEAL COATS
Beautiful qusEty-untty short
cut SINNERS Satin lining
sizes 80 to 40-were SGD 90 - & QS
EASTERN MINK PELERINES-
Extra long-were S11o ss. ..-.... 50 QS
NATURAL MINK SCARFS-
Extra Iong-satin lined
were SsO.so -.-..--.------- - .9S
NATURAL MINK PELE-FINES
and Scarfs-natural tails and
heads or Ornamsnts-wsre S6e 9S % IS
JAP MINK COLLARS
Fancy styIeS-in separable sections
with natural heads and tails. also
natural Mink Throws and Jap Mink
and black Lynx PelerineS-naturzl
heads and tails-were s45.9s- 2 .SS
Persian Lamb. Mink and Fox
Throws-were SSS gS .....-.-....1 I .9S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
REALTY MEN OPPOSE LICENSE.
State Wants to Brand Us" Says 0ne-"Bus,
mess Going to Dogs"

Considerable opposition has already been revealed
in realty circles the bill license real estate
brokers introduced In the legislature Thursday
by Assemblyman Murphy OF Kings County. John
y Cioldng and Herbert A. sherman two of the
leading real estate brokers and auctoueers OF this
city. said yesterday they opposed 10 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
q. s. f. TO OPEN JUROR CASES.

= ''eH q; recent evidence tie Metropolitan Street
-'-'Se company, q Is said, has agreed 70 re-
'''e ~ The cares ia which William II. Tilling-
y, lE-. ea - q turoT. il is understood, mono the
- Lar prescription Of time Sill intervene far
eases 'e''@Ni ~ lffsVia1y ooAceiHso ia 'ii'9e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
LOST


BANKBOOK No. ZjS. 4y9 o. the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. Any per
son having claim tu IL Is hereby called
upon 10 present tise same within ten days
OF submit 70 having said PassbOok cancelled
and new one issued
BANKBOOK No. a67 SAL OF the Union Dime
savings Institution Is missing ANY per
son having claim 20 II Il hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten days
or submit 70 having said passoook cancelled
and a new one issued
Savings Institution is missing. ANY per
son having a claim 70 N Is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit 10 having said passboOk cancelled
and new one issued
LOST OR STOLEN. EJankI-,oE No. 20j. 396
- the German Savings Bank in the city
OF New ork. corner 4th-ave. and 1ith-St..
issued to Angela Fese. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. If
not returned 10 the bank on the oath day
OF February. 1905. a duplicate viii be
issued.
LOST or. STOLEN.-BaUltblo ok No. 239. s95
OF the German savings Bank in the city
OF Ncw-YOTk corner +th-ave- and 14th-st-,
issued TO Pauline ,}eyF rsdorfer- All persons
ar" cautioned against negotiating the same.
II not returned 10 the bank on the Path day
OF Februsry 1906. a duplicate viii be
issued.
LOST. -Bankbook No. ss1 .673 Bank for
Savings. $50 4th-ave.. -NO-k. Paw
ment stopped. Please return book To bank
lost Handbook No. IA 149 Of the Union
Dino Savings Institution Is missing. Any
person having a claim 20 il is hereby called
upon 70 present the same within ten DAYS
or submit N having said psssbOok cancelled
and q now one issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
FIRE IN ROCKEFELLER INSTITUTE.

A fire broke out Just before o'clock p. yester-
day in the basement OF the Rockefeller Medical
Institute. at No. l27 East 50th-st. The FIRE
caused by overheated furnace. The damage
estimated 32o0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
Fire Hosiery

Fine Hosiery
At Clearance Prices
WOMEN : PURE SILK STOCKINGS
Rack sky Champagne Brown.
Nile. Fink. eJc.-Elegant novelties
with emb $ and lace appIiques or
inserts or allOver oHauwork-
were 81 es 20 81 10 ..-.-...-.f 10
"ere kl-ss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Waite SiiS-piain or lace effects
were s1eS -..-.--...-.-..-....1.4 "a
were 81 "a. ....--.-.. OQ
Women Imported Black Cotrou-
Ife-mSdo-f 1ye-douhIe soles hers
3 pairs for dollar
Bows HEAVY Black Wool double
knees. heels and toes-wor-h SO 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03

Genuine Wha1ebone Corsets. 90
rnade to style-usually retailed is>O
had 90 AT
IS
o he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
HELP WANTED
Fcnlase-

FcnAnse-
GOOD GERMAN GIRLS WANTED for
general homework, also cook and cham
berwork and waiting: bring references.
places waiting. Mrs. HASS'S EMFLAJ0-
MENT OFFICE, 1.O2J 3d-ave.. near 6lst-st.
GOOD GIRLS WANTED. Swedish or Ger
man preferred; places waiting; cook. laun-
dress or general housewOrkers- UNITED
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. 40 4th-ave-'
near 29th-st
LADY or SCHOOLGIRL each town copy
letters for adv dept; good pay. spare
time. reliable. cash weekly; stamp for par
ticulars. BALM ELIXIR CO, Ossipee.
N u.
MAN AND WIFE as cook and assistant for
out OF town. wages $50 per month; first
class only. CAN 40 +th-ave.
OPERATORS experienced on fine negligee
garments: SINGER power machines.
22d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
RESTAURANTS.
HELP WANTED


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Glasses entering weekly for eight
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all principles and practices. Special
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AUTOMOBILES YOU wish TO learn the
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
BUSINESS CHANCES.

4 LOAN Of $500, security. $1,000 Prudential
policy and a half interest In two simple
inventions: not patented: no agents ROx
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES 800 second hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO B EDDY. 39s Madison-st,