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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-23
ROSARY BEl

REEss. the Optici&n. 5s sosfh Msfn e Jap stsirsI. Ats more zlzsses than Tks reason why is that his york n sneuFste and charges rszsonxbls-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
p. r. r. BONDS UNSOLD.
Nearly Half Of Issue in Syndicate's
Hands at Dissolution.

The syndicate which underworld the $780,
100000 Pennsylvania 352 per cent collateral
trust bonds offered to shareholders at par in
March 1900. will dissolve on April / by Iimita-
ton The Pennsylvania sold the bonds to Kuhn
Loeb & Co and J. P. Morgan & Co at 971a. and
the syndicate took them at 9S1s 1t is under
stood that the syndicate has succeeded in selling
only a little more than half Of the bonds. and
the remainder will be distributed among the
members
The general opinion is that the immense stock
issues Of the Pennsylvania are responsible for the
large amount Of the collateral trust bonds re-
naming in the hands of the syndicate In re-
questinE authority to increase the capital stock
from S2Jl.1O00OO to $500 100000 in March
1868 II was officially said that the new stock,
would be issued from time to time 'in the dis
erection Of the directors, for improvements" and
that If such authority given il would not
be necessary to issue bonds. When only S75 -
100000 Of the stock had been issued the S1OO =
100000 convertible bond issue was brought out
At present prices the 81 per cent bonds Weld
a little more than per cent The issue carries
a nlne-and- -half-year option to call the stock
al 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
CAN SIGNAL OYER OCEAN.
Transatlantic WieIeSS a Fact, Says
official.

s. S. Bogart. Of the De Forest Wireless Telegraph
Company, denied yesterday a published report
that the De Forest system had in one night 52
words by wireless transmission from Coney Island
70 the station the Irish coast.
Mr.. Bogart said that the company had been ex-
perimenting for long distance transmission, and
within the last sixteen days had made some sue
cessful tests but denied emphaucaly that 572 words
were sent IN one night across the Atlantic and
received at the De Forest station in Ireland.
Il will say however, that words have been trans
mitted by our system across the Atlantic said
Mr.. BOgart ''and have been received our station
on the other side. Some OF the statements printed
true, but most Of them greatly eXagger-
ated."
MT Bogart said that as the tune OF the key was
changed every five minutes at the local station il
Abraham White, president or the De Forest Com
pany. last night said
We have sent messages across the Atlantic DR.
Alexander Graham Bell, who is working with US in
wireless biography in connection with his tetra-
hedral kites, sailed last Wednesday on the Cedric.
He will meet DIT. De Forest in London. and two
days after his arrival will send a wireless
message 10 him across the Atlantic.
II he get permission he will fly his kite
from Hyde Park, London. and from this kite
shortly after Dr. Bells arrival IN London we will
give a demOnstTauon OF wireless teegraphy that
will amaze the world. We will be able shortly
20 send a 10 any newspaper ONCE IN the
city with a wireless equipment in his pocket and
by using umbrella for antennH he will be
able 10 message 10 our station at Coney
Island and other stations farther REaY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
RUNAWAY BOY FOUND.
Preferred Uncle to FatHer-Former
Talks of CrueIt7,

Albert Nathan. the nineteen-year-old son OF
Ralph Nathan Of No u72 Park avenue who ran
away from home last Wednesday to become a
soldier was found at West Point yesterday. His
father went there and learned that his son mad
just gone with his uncle Saul Rogers, of No.
West 12Sth street Mr.. Nathan met the couple at
the West Point railroad station. When he asked
the boy to come with him he refused and cIung
his uncle
Mr. Nathan then teegraphed to the police de-
partment OF this city, and when the trio Hrriy "a
at the l25th street station the boy WAS ARE sted
and taken to the rooms OF the Society for Proven
ton Of Cruelty to Children. He will be arralCneI
in the Children's Court this morning
When seen last night My. Nathan said mat IL
plot on the part u ;he relatives II his wife
10 spirit the boy away from him. He said that
Point, for he had only ten cenrs Wen ne left
home Mr.. Rogers cOntTld.C-Cl this story. lie
added that Mr.. Nathan treated the boy cruelty
and that he had several witnesses who would
swear that they heard the boys cries If pain on
several occasions. Mr.. Rogers said he wanted 20
take of the boy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
CHTLDREN,S HOME FIRE.
Crboic acid Explosion Caused
Blaze IN NeUdrk.

Considerable excitement marked slight fire
In the Home for Crippled Children at Park and
Clifton avenues. Newark, yesterday afternoon.
Some carboHc crystals heating a gas stove in
the operating room exploded and the woodwork
caught fire Mrs James Burrell. matron, and
Edward Mundy, janitor. got eXtinguishers and
fought the flames.
Mrs. Burrell. fearing a spread Of the fire TO
the wards which contained twenty-seven crippled
children. telephoned for the fire department.
Afundy and an orderly. however, did good work
with the extinguishers, and when the firemen ar
-,,,od the blaze was apparently put out The
erarnen started back 10 their quarters when the
biaze which had been smoldering in the ceiling.
b-oI,s out afresh. There race for the fire.
men and the flames were put out again. All this
time the several nurses stood near their little
charges ready II necessary, TO carry them out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
BOYS Shirts and Rlouses
Misses Suits of Tropical Worsteds

ard other desirable fabricS-ccst $3.50 10 produce o
For To-day only .. Cd
Beautifully tailored, in jaunty style
fashionable Grays as we'll as
Rose Alice Garnet Navy and Black also Spring
checxs-14. 10 yrs
%
portions
an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
TIE AZ, .Wy,AsH!!NAG,roN STORAGE WARE

THE WASHINGTON STORAGE WARE
HOUSE AND VAN COMPANY, LTD.
2Hd. 2. POS. 200 EIGHTH AVENUE.
To whom 10 may concern The follow ing
described property. to wit. beds. chairs,
tables. bureaus. linen, silver. glass, china
ana other household goods. pictures. musical
instruments, bric-a-Irac. trunks. boxes,
belonging 90 or held Tor account Of Mrs
Clair" b. Allison. r. J.. AtEovtOn. Alfred
beaumont. Miss Rosa B@haEpn. Mrs. Emma
6lackuaU. John X Blake, AIRS A Burn
ham. Mrs. %. ". CaWley. Andrew chris
fopnor Milton CrOpsey, Andrew Dorm. Mrs.
Jpun NJ German, Mrs. W. *. Han. Mrs r
J.. Harlow. Mrs u. a HlHckley. Mrs stella
James. Mrs. Mary 2. Herman. Mrs. X.
kirchncr. q. j. lie Pore Mrs. p. II Lyons,
Mrs Frances W. MARITIME. Mrs II l..
M"rseIeau. Henry j. Morris. David L. Mel
son, H. w O Key, Mrs Edward Reynolds,
Mrs i. F EhpaccS, William Russell Miss
Annie SChuchmaCher. Mrs Nancy Scott
MIS-. Carrie Smith. Mrs. W j. Smith,
Horace Theobald Mrs. e. Turpin. J. @.
Ward. William Weisgrrber Mrs. Juanita
NiL"it w. q. Wilson @. T. Woods II.
bernard, y. d L. Bernstein. C1Wperthwait
sons. j. & 5. Baumeun Ludwig Rau-
mann a Co., Public Opinion club viii be
sold To satisfy the lien OF the Uudersi Ened
thereon, at public auction % che HIGHEST
BIDDER. At 40. $500 EIGHTH AVE
~ Z. BJROTGH OF MANHATTAN. NEW
YORK CITY on MONDAY. APRIL 16
1909 ar 1890 A NJ. and on such subse-
quent days 20 which said sale may be ad-
JOIN ned
DATED NEW YORK. MARCH 81 1896
THE WASHINGTON STORAGE WARE
USE AND VAN COMPANY. LTD.
-,29G - Dos. 23OO Eighth Avenue
NEW YORK CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
VAN ETTEN QUITS B. r. T.

Charles r. Van Etten has resigned as general
c,efebt agent Of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
49,, - On into the contracting business He is
succeeded by James B. McQueeney. whose appoint
Tnent was Announced yesterday by J. F. Calder
wood yios-pTeEident and general manager,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31

WOmen'S Wh2le6One COrSetS -
real value $3.50. 1873
Fine CoutiIIe and French Batiste-w White
and Black-pure whalebore throughout
medium and long hips-sizes Is 70 81.
White D-eSseS-6 to Is Years
for confirmation, communion
and other church occasions. In
all the appropriate fabrics
Net. Swiss. French Lawn. etc
exOuiSitely made with tuCks.
pleatings. lace medalliOnS. in
settings and edgings. rufied
ribbons. etc.-mOTe or less elab-
OratP-lined or unlined waists
with and without drop skirts
the daintieSt. loveliest dresses
possible to find-6 to Is yrs.
2.9e 10 1888
A. Palm Sunday Is but a week
distant Il is none too early TO buy.
Neckwear Novelties
New Liberty silk Neck Stoles-
for Spring. in place % Furs- o.
closely ruched-speCial value -.-- -
Lingerie Chemisettes with half sleeves
dainty effs s1;., with Inv Val Baby 2.oS
Batiste Chemisettes and TOkes-
5sPs6; ;. q , E::aes s%s5 and 1913
Real CIuuy Lace Bolero Jackets
full sleeves, also Batiste or all
linen. with BABY Irish Lace and
japanese emb' worth $500
10 $40 90. .-.-------1 {. 9S and I 90
Splendid line Of Lingerie BoIeros-
Net Lawn and Pique-eXquisitely
trim'd with laces and emb'y-
80 TO 2 %
Worth a third more,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
FRANCHISE VALUES UP.
CITY NCRE4SE, S59, 3O1 800
IrterJ0ropgh. b. r. T., Gas and
Telephone Com paHies Hit.

albany. March 3o.-The state Board Of Tax
commissioners announced to-day the final valu-
.-i7r for the current year Of special franchises
,nsrsted in Nev York City. Rochester. GIovers-
,,rs. Ithaca and jamestown The valuations
made as compared with The valuations fixed in
.es- arc as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
Novelties In
Leather and Fancy cocds
For Gifts and Personal Use.

tIeis1a tdlf Leather Vanity Bags
beautiful shades Of hello. Alice Blue.
and tan. calf lined-dainty outside
pockets, with powder pun and mirror
threefod fap-inside frame
novelty gilt trimmings K IN
strap handle ...-...-...... Ut y
Real Seal Carriage Bags-deep STYLES
with new broken bottom-gun metal
hnish-stitched leather handle \ no
riveted frame-!eather lined --.- - , .
Leather Music Carriers-New stvla
which holds a fun sheet without I 6n
folding-moire lined-strap handle IsOS
Brocaded Satin Opera Bags-beautifuI
color blendings-gilt diamond frame kR
and chain-satin Ined-value es ~
Real Leather Collar Boxes-leather lined.
strap handles OF button pocket
oxidlzed hnish-COl0Ts and black No
value Sl-69 ------------ -.--.. .
steei Studded Bslts-siIk elastic 1 N
cu- steel bucklss-value So 60 Is-f >
Elastic steel STUDDED BeIts-cut steel
poirts-charming designs
pointed and Embellishments effects
front and back-n0veIties
sure % ind favor with those OF 2 %
artistic tcste-wOrth s. 9S ---.-. ~ , y
Gold Cloth Belts-Crushed or straight
with and without buckles IN
value SO ----.-.- .------...-. 49,
JeveIIed Hat Pius-GdId- Allied OF Sterling
Silver, also fiigree-f5->l and other An
designs-some jeveIIed-vaIue .9S - >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31

The increase in The franchise valuations IN
Nsw York City. as compared with their vaIua-
ron last year. has been S59.36l.25o The prin-
ciral increases have been as follows Brooklyn
Rapid Transit system. SS.9l9,0OO. Inter5orough
Rapid Transit system operating the New York
City subway railroads.. 100000. Manhattan
Railway Company Operating the elevated rail-
roads NJ Nauhsrranb. S3.ooo.Oo0: Pennsylvania,
View York and Long Island Railroad Company,
100000. Consolidated Gas Company interests.
g22l-ea1, New York city Railway system.
$4,000. Brooklyn Union Gas system. $4,000
sr6 and New York Telephone Company. So
$4,000
The valuations Of the larger corporations Of
Nw York City. compared with the valuations
-tde last year. are as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions cents per line. Sixteen
words. seven times consecuuvely. 81, which
entities advertiser 70 have rooms entered In
The Tribune's Directory Of Desirable Rooms
for period OF fourteen days. Write Tor
circular.
Full Information concerning these rooms
may be bad. free OF charge at the Uptown
Ohce OF The New-YOrk Tribune, 1854
Broadway. between Goth and 9th SITS.
l. - JSTU ST. a. WEST. - Exceptionally
fine accommodations; rooms, single OF en-
suite, private baths and every modern con
lenienDe, CAiSiue and service absolute per
fectiGn: ideal and refined surroundings
families and gentlemen; references. fAL-
LASCO
1-ELEGANTLY furnished apartment.
private hath, 81 80 daily, including
meals, TWO. so weekly: one. S15. The
VAN RENSSELAER,. Is East 18th St
Sol WEST 1a5TH ST.-Three rooms, pri-
waite bath; good table. good location '"n
blocks subway express. HALL
BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. WITH BOARD
also table b11-I ga exclusive mousse
Mrs. T. c. LENT ~ Riverside Drive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
To-D2y's Specials

Standard Toilet Articlas
Lowest PriceS for
Lyons Tooth Powder.
NEnvons Witch Hazel Soap.
&ennen's ralcum. Cutlcura Soan
Cllde- q Eentlne. etc
ALSO TO-DAY
50 GO. Derma Beauty cloth
combination face powder and corset
s8chet-with uirrc- in rocket
rtettily finished with
r.SSon and clasp ..--- -...-...... "a
- e. size Bradiey's FLORIDA Water ... 81
20 -. size Mnlers EEE Shampoo. ..... 40
90 e.. size GerminNl Tooth wash. Il
- c. size Boriatsd Tooth Powder. 10
> OF. Bradlsy's Assorted Extracts. 40
30 c. westphars Hair Auxiiiator..... SIS
Is Ct size Empress Instantaneous
AaE hssterer sss..ssss-ssssssss.. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
Ire Sarnr
and Russian Suits

The Sailor
and Russian Suits
Comnrlse Homevpuns. fancy Tveeds
Ped Royal. Bro IN. Navy and Gray
also light and dark CheCks-plaics and
mixturcs-Eton or sailor c0llar-doubls
hrea -ted style With side pleats-or
surplice sty'e with embroidered shield
dve rows soutache brat-some with
tWo-toned Sailor collaT-2ia 20 4 d.
10 yrs regular 800 suits. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
Wo1men's Handsomely
Trimmed Hats,
$500

appreciated o
a
more double
and
able of of
copied 10 sell at popular urela gives the ire
which materials
and trimmings arch bought which lowest
THAT'S WHY THE HATS WE OFFER AT $500
Are Such Narveb OF valued
hundreds Others
prices ranging from 500 to $1,000
"a ATS To
MISSES 39S $50 We max .ecar.
MISSES 40 29S. black and e5or' fen t7n'd at 40
MISSES 49,, -. .
9.4S SPLENDID assortment Of other tailored
Paradise Wings brs to
ClUe Porlp1ns
and other
bratS tcE
HATS huneln conn made
arI only quill
sam 5rd cIors % O os3 .4S .9S 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
STORAGE NOTICES.
LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY


-. 45 and Il West cath Street.
To A. c.. DraSe. NJ. l. Nichols. Daniel p.
Lynch. C. r Humphreys. Mrs Nellie Con-
sor. d. +. smith, M0rninEside Express ana
Van Company V. 1850. Mornlngside Express
and Van Company v. 1858, Miss lmogene >
Cross. Mrs. j. Russell. d.. >. \. Gouiirb;
AUu and each Of YOU are hereby nott1Fd tnat
the time for the payment Of our lien upon
'hc property hereinafter described having
expired after Cue notice thereof had been
given YOU we viii cause such property. %
Wif. household goods. personal effects ana
merchandise. stored hy YOU OF in your name
m tHe warehouse or the ,'lnPaus 20 ,S es
sold at public auction according 10 iHe
statutes in such cases made and provided
al the auction rooms Of W. f. FLAT IA 10.
southeast corner l3th street ana nl'e rsily
Place. New York commencing 10 sadA .
April 18th. az 1880 o. M. ana continuing
ou every Tuesday end vs. ein"Stay there
after. AZ the same place and hour until an
the Goods have been sold. -.--.-.-.-...-
LIEEETI STORAGE AND WAREHpt Sr.
%. 40 and a. West e4th street.
To lola romergv. stein or Koch. Alice
HiALy. Man sweeney. Mary B'nneit
Jp1u a. SiHS-lauEa. s. T. Whitney. I.
Knight or r. Batebett Maize T.. smith.
Ray l.. Green. r. D,mar. John OF Queenie
Carter Th.ras uiaelc. Jas. p scott
Na.t7. Turner, =. p. easy Gertrude
NiieiHs r. ID. Edwa-ls Mary Hicks, Nal
ina combs. Amelia Brooks. Lizzie carter
DAas. lourE j. Ellis. Jas. Wiley. r..
HaU l-i07- - Wallace. -- Qdnn-
Real, Annie ASuury. Lena Butler, Lucy
Johnson Mrs. q. Roberts Mrs. de Ellis
Maggie NuiI.gs.u. sarah Truut-Norhoet W
". g. 90 Er.eu Mrs sheridan. Annie lte,lly .
You arc hereby notified. individually aHd
stvrTaliy. that commencing NJ 1880 a. m.
Monday. April 10. 1906. and continuing each
Monday thereafter. until the sale Is com
Ilcr"d. there will Doe sold AZ 81 West 4lst
So. iEif city. certain household goods and
personal effects. stored in tour respectlys
names OF for your account at 3DI west
3Ith ST.
WILLIAM NJ. HOWLETT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
Boys Confirmation Suits

Norfolk. Three Piece. and Double B-s7ss
with and without BETHANY and
Black SerEes. Thibets. Cheviots and
Unfinished WorSteds-N Venetian
Mohair. Serge or Sateeu Innings
10 TO Il years-equal TO the usual
$500 70 $500 Suits.....S. 9S to {. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31

Norfolk Suits
Double Breast Suits
Three Piece Suits

The double breast are with and without
balt-N7Tf0lks are single and double
breast or with yokes straight or
EniCl1erboCker trouse-S-coats cut Il M
lorE with deep VENTS 70 Il y-s. ''~ =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
1893
Boys Refers

Tan and Grav Hcmespuns-Savy ana
GRAY Serges. also shepherd Plai1s ana
Golf Rebel or velvet collars,
also sailor collars with braid trim
embroidered sleeve emblemB-pearl.
Kilt or fancy bone buttons Il %.
Oh % 10 years-Special- ...-....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31

Charming NlTeltlss For
il Easter Gifts.
JeWelry
Furopean and American.
Latest conceptions of foremost
designers.
NOVELTY BRACELET
c-If- filed Links IN artistic roTe
crcct with vanity attachments or
ave chains tiny powder pun IN a
T,i,tv Vttle gilt Casa mirror IN
-Dother-or miniature chain
mesh purse-a dainty bracelet thai
is arranged for use also 100
as a belt chatolaine .--.------- O-5 S
BROOCHES OF BHINESTONES-
Ve~v brlluaut-Thc stones, beng the
-btef feature are tastefully set IN
particular.y effective settings of
sterling SUVer-it being quite the thing
now 10 wear artificial stones--- 90
th-se are in perfect taste l "A 20 Is -SS
JEwELLED COLLARS
CHARMING variations are attained by
tbc introduction OF separate Jewels
between icVeN,d LINKS. Amethysts.
Touaz. Aqua Marine. sapphire etc, IN
/. variau= sizes. one above another ana
held together by dainty glt CCa'hS- ~,
rose or antique lnish.,. .9S 20 I IS
NECKI4AtES-
present artistic variations in drapings
~ delicate chains between pendant
Jewels brilliant effects-usuaNy six
rows AZ The neck and six pendants
set with BaroQue pearls
and other jewels .-.-..-- = IS TO 8 ~
NOVELTY RROOCHTS-
Unique ideas In colored enamel IN
harmony flower effects. set with
Iarouue and other Jewels
solid gold -. :. 9S 70 1O.9S
Gold hled ..-.. 70 90 80
New Brooches IN twisted STYLES add their
quota 90 the harvest for novelty
seekers-with OF without jewels
gold nued ....--..-.s..ssss ~ 10 -bS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS Of billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley build
ers. lowest prices. MARX BROS, ~ Union
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CITY OF c-EW YORK

CITY OF SEW YORK
sar Trans, system: -'''' i'"
I'm -. r j ~. l,ller- 5000 80 go,
E Ba.1..N. - SUBURBAN $4,000 s1ao,
a.l. -sesz-..-...-....... 100000 40,
s..-. .--------- $1,000 50.
t.-. R r o. 6Esa ''' $50" '' 81
.-........ co7aooo 1925.
..............-..- i7a2oo 1901
>.r-.nr Z.
--..--.-- -.----- 7o@'' So
.,........- 400 liaool
Pr chester ~
Eza.l TRANSIT Co. o,.o.,. ,.ooo.
r r - sf7.-'' gg33
+ i,E -o. Queens 2 9 ao2
iaa-.ar ~ lae n5.ar aa5o.0oo 2o5o,
:. =. .5. III $50 $50, 49, G58
SEW YORK CITY RAILWAY SYSTEM
1906. 1906
" 500 90, SEQ
Broadway 7-H Ave R. r. 90.
la - Bronx P - 10000 800
......-...-.. 30 900 go
C-.--s. r..-. N.rrr & F7et River
e- -.. T. .-4 B. -- +. o.. 100000 500
Ea-.a- .---.--.....- 10000 200.
eaE a Bat -o,ooo ,a,o
Rrorz 1000 10.
,,-s.-, r --.a ave r. r. -.ooo y
I-'- Tr"r. st.. NIanhattanville
Co.
Manhattan ...-........ 2a50OOO 2 800
Trr. Grand
r. COZ 3IauEa-tan--- 10000 100
F r. H co.. Manhattan. l25.oO1 10.
rEr l-r FE co.. Manhattan GO 900 go
-.-a- ...-............,.-. lss7eooo 1896.
> Harlem r. r. co. tCrv
Lre. Bronx -.-------. 10000 20.
,. r. a. Harlem r. r. Co fCity
.rrH .fa-la-far. --..-..-.-- 100000 SOD
--a.5- 20. Br7az. ---.....--. 700 )
Er-f ara p r. Co.,. Manhattan 2s|oOO9 $50
Sen. T.. D. co.. Nauhatrau 4-4-J.oso 4.4.o.
EE-r 1-r. p. r. co... Manhattan $1,000 $3.50
E -rHTE Boulevard r r. Coz
bronx ............ .-....-...... 285oo0 200
--f-r a-. Dr. y. co.. Nauhaftal 10 800 0c) 20 900
s Z Z st. F Er @a' Man --2." Ok
T. : y ca 80 81 .soo
oa 10000 leo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
CLOTHING.

CREDIT. - Suits, overcoats; weekly or
monthly payments; confidential HAIR
LEM CREDIT Co, 2273 Sd ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31

The franchise valuations for the larger indi-
viiuaI corporations for the two years We're as
follows
SPECIAL FRANCHISE VALUATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31

WORK WANTED

Male
AMBITIOUS American. 90. married. wants
position OF any kind Eherc energy and
push IS required; hard worker. excellent
REFERENCES. AMBITIOUS, Tribune Uptown
Office, 1864 Broadway.
BOOkKEEPER.-Age 20. knovIsdge q,
double entry bookkeeping quick at hg-
uTes; trial balance statements. best city
references address +. l. GBCNBACK. %
columbia St, Brooklyn.
BRIGHT AMBITIOUS BOY. II. wishes ~
learn trade. electrical machine shop
preferred +. BCLLOSS. az 2d ave.
BCSHEI.MAN in a first class tailoring IS
adjustment. To years experience: can
furnish best Of reference WEIBRICH. 3J
Market ST., Poughsrepsie. y. y.
BARTENDER.-By first class bartcn-
der; best %: reference. Address e. F.. -
West Goth ST.
BOY. Il. wishes to learn light trade; at
anything JOE WENCK. 3Os East 9th ST.
BOY 16 wishes positions where ne can
learn trade, with advancement. n. BOW
MAN. 1898 jefferson ave. Brooklyn.
BOY-TaH. office experience. with large
business house as office assistant; can
write and typewrite English and German;
unquestiCnable references. BECKER 1913
LIST ave.
bsst any rsf ss.S o5 10 LelI any s9Sd
MIX. % RivingJon 81.
CTFRb. -Danisb- Ar1.rf-ar- sDssL- ~
usE. German swedish Nor,r...iap lTf
Danish. night work prefsrr.I Mi TIL-r AZ
SEN. lCp Glrecker s.
CASHIEI; or ASSISTANT BOO<KEEPh,R.
by Young man. =. Inue years exueri-
Cucrf best references p. l.. BORST aSIS
Fort Hamilton ave. BROOKLYN
CARPENTERS HELPER and miIlwright
s. 1929 Avenue \.
CHNI FFEt E--I.fyst. sober ana reliable
Sd ave
--
tHAt Fl Il --Jtruhcu, licensed, do ruC-
10th ST.
tHAJ FFEJR- - Competent and reliable
mechanic. open for engagement; Ameri-
licensed strictly temperate references. =
Il ANDi.L1E =, hlae1la, LlEg Island
CHAJFFEUR-- Reliable driver. does own
repairs, suttiIE temperate references
from last employer w. j. ltAILEN. S02
'iahaI" ave
AUFFEUR.-Casolene, White steamer.
excellent references; wages moderate.
emp.9y~r gone % Europe: country pre-
IyIL5 - Own u"'lliH. FLETCHER. ll5S
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LOST

LOST OR N.-Bankbook No 513. SIS
Of the German Savings Bank in the city
OF New York. corner 4th ave. and l4th ST.,
issued TO Minnie Dreeben. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same II
not returned TO the bank on the nth day Of
April 1906 a duplicate viii be issued
LOST OR STOLEN. -Bankb0Ok No. 518 $50
Of the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank.
Payment stopped. Please return book 70
S@~'- 49, - hn.arahana atraaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.

s, IS 90 % q 26. 80 West Fourteenth Street
o. H. "a % p and % West Thirteenth 81
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Bows TOP Goats

C0yerts and hipcords-plafn. stripes
invisible plaids-seTEe lining
deep side vents 20 ~ yrs-- A q
worth $3.50 Observation-Disclosures. ss(