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New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
NEW JERSEY GEgTgAl,

STATIONS Foot Liberty Str y; r.
We 1lEns e hno~n 0s-0E Ia from Liberty Sc
We Wes@ "a 81 leaves 10 minutes carrier. an
/ SEPT as noted 0y Designating nlazks
EASEON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN
Jon1, 80 A NJ. I2e 20 - 500 zoo IS. :;
100. 500 and 500 P. '' II ~ A. A.
W!LhESbAEtIiE AND SCRANTON - .
A a., 1,2o. 500 P. ~ suRosys, "A. 80
z W 90 D. LAKEHURsT, ToAp
a, "A, LSO. 800. Lakewood and Laks-
hurst only. kS, 20. Sundays. 200 a Il
- %, 40, .s-.I,4cs LaSs - Eo9d and Lakshurst.
LONG BRANCH. AsBUHY PARK. OCEAN
Git0E 2. POINT PLEAsANT-z4 %. 8. g.
IL $. a N sxlz 90 xl. 20. 1-30 "a. as,
A1l5. $50. $50. t12-U1, sundays, ex0eps
Lee@H ,l,.iI Grove, y - 4 "a aS0 $50 2. Y
MoNMoTyr5 T 81 leaEaS sE1S4 gs' EsS szASF14ea INA
i-so, 40, $50. $50 P n suadsyH s.06
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR ATLANTIC
BRANcE. AsRTRY PGRk OCEAN
1. LFiis n. ESQ o. aoo AIS $ c44s rs z z Ioas ISss
Braneh on.y) ?; ". sundays as A u.
800 i5so a4s Z g. Ri's leo 70 az & Rs + cseis esis
?. n. 70 z, Long Branch onlyl ?. n
sundays, 10 A NJ. l. 30, $40 p. II
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTSVnLD
AND WILLIAMSPORT - IA 90. "a 80
$500 80 1000, II. 90 A u. Reading
onlyl. pl1.OO u 20. t2OO P. M Reading.
Pottsvtlls, Harrisburg only t400 SOD
T-30 P. N, ga 3D. MOO. m6-O0. ss- 90
rn'10 90. '11OO A. NJ ms12 90. M. 00
400 400 400. n@5.0O. rl'6. co. FOX
Is. 90 &c. CO. p1O 80 P. M t-12. IS md-
PHILADELPHIA
ga 80 nj. 90. mSOO. g. 90. ms10.oo, s1i.n
ms12 90. MI 90 - 90. 400. q 90, u-5. X
900. "T.oo. $500. 600. p1o.so p. ~
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON,
500 msI0OO, NIP 90 ms2OO mts4A
ms6 90 100 @12.I5
"DailT. tDaily. except Sunday pSun-
deys tParlor cars on.y- tN ia Tamaqua-
aExcsDt Saturdays. mining Car. xSatur-
DAYS only. EFr0m Liberty St only.
From Twenty-third Srreet-h5.2O 20 p. n,
e9sO p NJ. el2 20 P. NJ. s4-3O p NJ.
III 30 P NJ h3 20 p. NJ v5.5O p IA h4 20
Ofices: Liberty St West 23d ST.. 8 Astor
5th Av.. PSI 5th Av.. . Union square
West. 27eS Sd Az. los West 125rh ST. 2s5
Columbus Az. New York; Court St. 343,
844 Fulton St. 479 Nostrand Av. 3rook-
lyn: 300 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG. New
York Transfer CO. calls for and checks
baggage % destination
W c. BESLER, TT c HOPE
vics-Prss & Gen. Mgr. Gsn- Pass'r Agent
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made OF wds insertion and the frtIs Of embroidery.
Lawn. hsttste and all materials used for night
gowns are correct. however. and the trimming car
be OF lace, with the bands embroidered by hand, Cr
indeed, anything that the individual may fancy.
The quantity Of material required for the medium
size is 6z yards 80 inches vida with yards OF in
sertiOn inches wide. yards OF wide and yard
Of narrow embroidery for frills.
The pattern. No. 5,tG7. is cut in sizes for 81 I
sc, IS. 70 and AZ inch bust measure.
The pattern will be sent any address on re-
oeipt of 10 cents. Please give number Of pattern
and bust measure distinctly. Address Pattern De
partment New-York Tribune. II in hurry for
pattern send 2-eent stamp, and we will
mail by letter postage IN sealed envelope.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25

. i-EE2A N.--L.iceused marine and station
ars ezpere e1ce. factory preferred SE"-
NAN. 8 Madison ST.
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STAMP MISSION

The T. S. S. has received the following request
for stamps from Mr.. PiIlay, India:
We would like United States stamps issued pre-
vious TO 1870 of all denominations and OF stamps
sooVe the 10-cent values issued since 1875, United
states official stamps, periodical stamps special
delivery and registration stamps; also current
United States stamps of low value and foreign
stamps of rare and high denominations Please cut
out the stamps, leaving sufficient white space
around them or around the postmarks Without
damage TO the peTforaton. In the case of rare
stamps the entire cover is preferred. The proceeds
VIII be devoted exclusively to the education OF poor
native children. The letter postage TO India is 5
useful form Of sunshine
ADDRESS R. K. Pillay, Tirumangalam, Madura
District India, member of the T. s. s.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
NEW CLUBHOUSE FoR WOMEN.

Tired Of holding its meetings hither and yon and
OF the undignined position Of an important and
active organization that has no home of irs own.
the lew York Equal Suffrage Association. OF which
Mrs. Belle De Rivera is president, has decided 10
open headquarters this fall Somewhere in the
West 70 streets II expects q house. where
il wlll maintain secretary or ofic!s! representa-
tive and TIE executive offices usual such a club
house. Part OF the building Il viii probably sublet.
An assembly hal. large enough TO accommodate the
association ana its large connection outside the city
Of New ] ork at its conventions VIII, II is said,
form important feature OF the organization S
clubhouse.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The nightgOwn that is made with slightly open
neck is by far the most comfortable and sensible
one. Here is an attractive vet simple model that
includes this feature and also allows choice of
three-Quarter or long sleeves. In the case of the
model the material is nainsook. the bands being
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
RAND SCHOOL OPENS.
Students Of Socialism Flock TO Reception
W. 2. EoWeIls's Picture on Wall.

hRand School OF Social science. AZ 70. 10
LEEth street. formally o-eled its doors for. the
1Ecl Of Sociological I--r--adge YESTERDAY This
H-llon IS TIE one Z by the beques- of
~ CaTie A. RAM e--i~-Iav of Professor
ls,ss .. Heron. w. . separation from his frsr
r-s and sChseq0err age 70 Miss Rand without
e. re usual ia. e-a.e .estsstical forms. LED 10
. sTru.s.on iron -o-g-eEati-nal ministry ana
= eaa.r a. srr- ~istiaairv in iowa College
n he American 81 Society. organized 10 a6-
r-Eer the scho. $ circumstance does nor II.
ETNSy de-rsc- e value o. Tie Rand money.
~ saceIy cons.arr it % have been otherwise
nl's1 having been acquired IL the lumber
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RO s Il O M ANR POINTS

B % s 7 O M AER AER Fo5NTs F293TIsxB q
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and FaIl
River. I've. Pier 10. n. R, II. Warren St,
week days and Sundays $3.50 P " Strs.
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence. BoS-
ton and East Leave Pier IS, n. r, foot
Murray St., week days only 900 P. NJ
Steamers Providence new and Pilgrim.
Orchestra on each
NEW BEDFORD LINE for New Bedford.
Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket I've.
PIer 40, y. P. # Clarkson St. week days
only, at $500; Il. East I'D St 6:3O p N
steamers Maine and New Hampshire
NORWICH LINE via New London Lsave
PIs- 40, " r, Il, Clsrkson St, week days
only. n. st-s. City OF Lowell and
Chester ". Chapia
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven
Hartford and North. I've Pivr 20 z R,
week days only. 2:45 P NJ: n E 2ad 81
5 p NJ Str. Richard Peck
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25

HANBURG-AMERICAN LINE.

Twin Screw Passenger Service
PLYMOCTH-CHERB U-R=HAMBURG
Aneriks Sept. 81. p. NJ Penn vania. Oct. 8
BlUscheT. Oct. 4. Q A M. Kais A.V. Oct. Il
Mediterranean Service
TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PLES-GENOA
Up Adalbert- Sept. % @MOftke ...... Dec. 4
Hamburg. Oct. Hamburg ....Jan- &c
"Moltke .... Oct. % sSAoltSe .....Jan %
Hamburg. o.. Nov IS fHDeutschlard. Feb. 4
{Omits Gibraltar. sHas Grill Room and
Gymnasium. gHlsdirArransau erd Orfant
Cruise 73-To days
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Americas Greatest Railroad. -

AAmerica's Greatest Railroad
NEwY1EZ QgMTRAl
q tucSoN RIVER RAlL7cAc
through trains depart from Grand Can
IA IA Station 4~d street, New York. "a os-
:, All Il through trains except shs $40 A
~ ,as. .o-. $50. 80. 5;2s. li.so p. H.. stos
nl,,,,ss 80 ssee. 20 Tsesive passengers sss
lz.l0 A. M.-fMIDNIGHT ExPREss.
sANp ISLANDS AND MONT
- REAL SPECIAL
500 A. A--fEMPIRE STATE Ex
PkESs. 1fOst famous train u
s:4s A. M S@r'o sT ,,.u >. =.
Chlcago.
Si4o A. M.-fsARATOGA AND MONT.
800 REAL EXPRESS
A9.S1 - 4 M-aDAT EXPRESS
t.o- M-sTHE SECOND T3fPTPr
80 80 = A-eCHICAGO SPECTAI.
~'0a = M--'SOCTBV-E LIN.
$50 P. M.-sTHE 2OT-FI c.I-Srr>sv r,r,x.
7.4op =, 4thL-io hours % Caicago.
80 80 = M-tALBANJY q TROY LIVER
SO P. Mast MAI ~ ~ a 49,.
-" = A---sLAkE SHORE LIMITED
"a hour train to Chicago.
oSO < N, -lsEsN EL4ND. CINCINNATI
ANP ST LOUIS LINTcEQ
All Pullman cars.
80 = A---W - TERN EXPRESS
..uO = A-eMONTFEAL. EXPRESS
sou = M ID Z r q n ID A CE AND
s-oo- MONTREAL EMPRESS
o-VV = II 'BCFFaL0. " A @ Ara
fALlS. CLEVELAND AScc
TORONTO SPECIAL
I'D =. A-eNEsTEES NEW YORK
AND THOUSAND ISLANDS
EEPR ESS
e.80 ?. M-sPACIFTC EXPRESS
AI'SO ? M-"CHICAGO AND ST IOCIu
EMPRESS.
Daily- Except Sunday. fExc-pt Non
HARLEM DIVISION
300 n NJ and 3:S5 = NJ taily sxosp4
sunday. 70 Pittsdeld and North AdarnA
sunday. e;3I A. NJ: Saturday only. 2so
Pullman cars or all through trains.
Ticket Offices at lac, PAS. 4f5 and f11a
Broadway. . Union Square W. 275 Co.
lumbus ave- 1T West 125th ST.. Grand
Central and 125th st stations. New YORK,
SsS and T26 Fulton A. and 100 Broadway.
Brooklyn.
Telephone 800 ssth strsss.- Tor -css
Service Baggage checked from hota .
residences BY Wsstcott Express.
A. II SMITH. c. F. DAILY,
Vies-Prss & Gsr'1 MEr. Pass'r Trafrc MsA
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25

MALLORY LINE. LUXURIOUS SHIPS
Tickets 70 Texas Colorado. Mexico Ney
Mexico. Arizona. California. Georgia. Flor
ida Alabama. etc. DELlGHTFUL. TRIPS
THE ROUTE TO MIAMI PALM BEACH
Fla &C (via Key WesD. Colon 81 ticket,
20 California on inquiry. Our bookls,
Pocket Guide free. {. Y MALLORY &
Co. i2O Front ST.. ~. y.
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BALTMoRE z n8In p 2


eLx. sunday TDafIv.
Through Daily Trains % ths West.
Leave New YORK City 2Sd ST. LIb'y g.
CHICAGO PFFTSBURq. I1.50 pm 12.15 ne
CHICAGO, COL CSfBCS, 11-5O am 400 m
pTTTSBuTRC. CLEvE'D $50 pm 400 pm
''PTTTSBCRG LIMITED 65O pm 7.00 pm
GIN ST LOUIS. .LyCC-ISV.. 1150 pm II Is re
cfN.. ST. LOFTS. .LOC-TSV.. 9 80 am 1000 an
GIN. ST. Louis. .L.OCTSV.. $50 pm 900 Pm
Ofncas. Pas. 434 1900 Broadway. A5to-
House, los Greenwich St, IS Union Squers
w sol Grand g.. y u Sl8 Fulton ST.
Brocklvn: Wes. 28f ~ and Liberty St
After 3 . n. s!ssrtnE car rsservattoar
and fun Information reF1rdiug trains, etc.
can b obtainAd az Bureau of Inf0rnartons
q & D. r. r. S3d s. Terminal 'Phons
Nc ChsIsss--Sf44
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RAILROADS.
PEMMSYL LMANLlA


PIEGlM@V VLlW AlNuA
* A l. * q I'D.
e4Adt9Ns foot Of West Twenty-third St
An9 DeSorosssa and Cortiandt Sta
z The leaving time from Desbrossss and
st.t StoIli@na streets Is I've minutes later than
ma. nat given beios for Twenty-third Street
FOR THE WEST.
800 A ~. CHICAGO SPECIAL.
-r6o ~ NJ PITTSBURGH DAY EXP.
'lO'oo A u THE PENNSYLVANIA LIN
TIED - Chicago. Cincinnati.
and ST Louis.
lbs P. n - LOUIS LIMITED.
'l.S5 p. u. CHICAGO. CINCINNATI and
81. LOUIS EXPRESS.
ass p. IL pen NESYLVANSIA SPECIAL.
lis hours 70 CnicagO.
'4-55 p N. CHICAGO LIMITED.
-5-55 p. II. WEST F.RN EXP EtE55.
.6.25 P. II ST LOUIS AND CINCIN-
MATT EXPRESS
t.b5 p. II. PACIF- q EXPRESS
rs p. " CLEVELAND AND C1NClE>-
NATI Express.
1856 p. n PITTSBURGH SPECIAL
WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH
'TS5 q 20 ~ .e.SS, +l055 a N; II -. =,
!ted''). 'S25. 'S25 s4.55. 555 e5 2, m;
L. 10 night. Sunday. : %. $50. 10 %
q m Y %. 'i26 - . ,S'ongrsssi ss 3 ~ q
LiEnited'O, %. 25. -4-25. ~ 50, $50. . %
D m, II 10 night
SOUTHERN RAILwAT.-ss25,-4 25, - p p M.
Z 10 q m. daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LLNE---9 . - IN ana
o-26 .. m daily.
sEABoARD AIR LINE-i2.25 D. n and
Il. 10 a. m. daily
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
CHEs APEAKT q OHIO RA1iwAY-sTE5
a. m. weekdays; 'iO55 - n. and Ass
2. N. daily.
FoR OLD POINT COMFORT ard NOR
FOLK.-sT.25 a. n weekdays and s.S5
p n. daily.
weekdays. Sundays. sT55 a. m.
ioSd e sRhNca TFa' RsstrRY Z 81 ES'T3s PaFs Ocean
Grove sNorth Assggy Park suPssya'' nd Z and n
s.25 425, ass and s55 D. m. weekdays
Sundays %. s25. 1oo5 a. n and ass
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
5,0o IT 25. TBS. SIS SIS. % q. -e65.
.tisS' .1.sS. k1o 2 ass. 5 3 SIS 425.
oniv1. .6'65. .62s. ass, 75a s25. 3 IS.
e.25 e.56 for North philadelphia only)
p m. 12 10 night wssk-days Sundays -
SC .io IS a 09 n II Is .ias5. g .fi55 .Y.55. 5S
'a.25 ass. ~ % ('+45 55 for North Phila-
Selphis oniya .asS' 'o-@ 80 &c. dsA
phia only ?. m. 121O night
Ticket orrcss. Nos. 4s1. 1884 and ITO
Broadway; 1s2 Fifth Avenue Coelow 2sd
ST.: 263 Fifth Avenue corner 10Th ST.,
and stations named above: Brooklyn. 4
Court Street $50 Fulton Street. 4T9
Nostrand Avenue. SEQ Broadway. and
PENNSYLVANIA Annex Station. The New
York Transfer Company will call FOR and
check baggage from hotels and residences
through to destination
Telephone SAB Chelsea sor Psnnsyfvaria
Railroad Cab Service
". W ATTERBURY. J. P WOOD,
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger gent
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RTsENE,s CHANCFs

MtLE. V-Nr-c--
f-s err -scs. scalp treatment. sham
ar-g 1l.- lclc--- - IVES. EI-- -.
a2 AlEEf raising GOLDEN SEALs
Ew Roots HrrI. -r- s. - o.
~ la-I- Until on IS vl send
20 Tz.a az q. instructions --- 81 30
e-la ~ lra-t. ze ge-s C=AS -.
.--lRcS E0Lr.1e.-o. s-.--
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ADVERTISEMENT 1cn subscriptions ros
Tbs Tribune received At their UptOsa
once No 1864 Broadway. between Sdtn
and STtn sta until o'ct~ck . n Acver-
ti.emeuts received at th- following branch
once. AZ regular Ones rsI-s until clock
N m VIZ "a sth ave. . cor sd st I.
is3 an ave. cor. i2th ST. u E2st isth IT :
"a VEIOCE. ."-Fast Italian Line. FOR
NAPLES AND GENOA Nord America
Oct 3; Catta a NapOli. Oct p Cabin.
xS5 up. Dining saloon on Promenade Deck
Wall -
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25

Eight Days to Its1y.
BY THD GREAT FLYER DEUTSCHLAND
From New York. February I. 1907.
Travel Bureau P p Tickets hotel 40
commodations and general information
about foreign travel
Travellers checks gooG all over the world
OFFICE 81 BROADWAY ".
Phone. 1870 Rector. pfs-s Eoh0Nea
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
Lackawanna Railroad.

Leavs n. Y. Barclay. Christopher, ". 2sd
SIS
4scO A. N.-F0r BinghamtOn and ElratrA
30 90 a. N.-For BuHaIo, Chieaso and 81
LOUis.
81 40 ? Nor Buffalo and Chicago.
- ~ p M-Tor Scranton and Plymouth.
-=s - p N-For Bunaio ant chicago,
ss 4S , N-For Buffalo. Syracuse, IfaAca.
- 90 a M-ChicagO-5lsepors open s-So-
p NJ
Tickets at I48 z2s. 11Se. 14s4 BroaevAy,
n. VI $50 Fulton ST. Bklyn. sDa1lys
fFxespt Sunday. sLsavss Christopher ST.
10 p NJ weekdays.
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STEAMBOATS,.

IAe HUDSON River Day Line. fastest and
finest river boats in the world
Lv. Bklyn-. Fulton St Cby Annex. 500 A NJ,
DesbrOsses st. Pier $40 %
. West 42d Sr---...----..-.....9: 900 -
- west 1Z9th St 20 ."
Landing at YOukers, West Point. New
hurgh, Poughkeepsie. Kingston Point, Cats
kill, Hudson ana Albany Daily. except
Sunday. Special trains to Cetskill MIS-. re-
sorts and Saratoga, and easy connections 70
all points East, North and West. Through
tickets and baggage checked at Offices OF
N Y. Transfer Co. Through rail tickets
between y. Y and Albany accepted. Most
delightful one-day outings 70 West Point.
Newburgh or Po keepsis. returning on down
boat Restaurant open at A. NJ. MUSIC.
SPECIAL TOUR NEW YORK TO BOS-
TON. VIA ALBANY, B. & 4, OR Z. s.
NJ r. r, RETURNING VIA FALL
PTvER IINF. OCT. sTH IS 90 ROUND
TRIP. SEND FOR FOLDER
SIEA AE8 MARY POWELL
Leaving Desbrosses ST. at $40 P ".
saturdays 1;45 P. M. west 42d St 8 80
?. N. Saturdays P. NJ West 129th St
$3.50 p NJ Saturdays 2:2O P. y, for High
land Fails, Cornwall. Newburgh, New Ham
burgh. Milton, Poughkeepsie. Rondout and
Kingston. Orchestra on board
Last trip Str. Mary Powell. Sept. 27
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
CUNARD LINE

From Piers 5I-52 North River
LIVERPOOL via QJTEFNsroyy.-y
CARNAN1A. .......-...--S Sept. Is II 4 NJ
LUCANIA. .,.....-- Sept. % p AZ
UmbTia- ..-... Oct 9 CampRnia. Ort Il
Caronia. ...... Oct. {. .Erruria .... o. On
GIBRALTAR ITALY-ADRATTrs
New Modern Twin Screw Steamers
CAPPATFfIA- o.. Sept IS. 10 a II Noy n
SLAVOSIA- --.-...... Oct 10. noon, De- 4
PA1tSONLA. Oct. So noon: April 30
CARAANIA.. Jan 8. 80 10
VERNON Il. BROWN c. A
2I-24 State St, opposite tbs Battery.
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ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions fas
The Tribune received st their Uptown
once No 1854 Broadway between 96.h
and 87rh sts-. until . o clock p. m AdVar-
tisculsntH re1eived At ths following branch
ofnces al rSSelaf, 9ll'ee F1-sS an@lL Q ciocs
f59 6th ave. cor 12th s.. a2 East 14rh 81
257 vVssc 80 ST., between 7rh ana Sth svss I
2sS West 125th s. 1898 80 ave, bstussn
T6fh ana TTth Sta. 1923 80 ave. naar Glss
81 ITcS 1sr ave near sch -. 1SI Eass
t2hth 81. T56 fremont ave $50 81 ave.
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AEErT@AN Sailing al $50 A. NJ
- -. - = = ~ : a. --AA - rom Pier IS y r
PLY 40 Ti--C'HE2B go CCE \ AATP-ON
= Louis. sent. ~ 81. Paul. ..... Oct 10
Phtlafeipaia- Oct 9 New yorE. .. oct. %
RED STAR LIB p roE2 n L5sr
DOFER-ANTVERP ERP-Uc cNDON. PARTz
Finland. Spt. %. 2:0Opnl Er0onIans OctT9 m
ICELAND. Oct 9. s am lvad'l 4. Oct. 2O. $50 an
WHITE STAR LINE From Per
NEW YOPK-Q'NsTOW-N .ry-ErPvO.Csv
baltio. Sept 70. neon Oceanic. Oct IO. 10 q N
MAJESTIC OctS.lO am Teutonic OCT 10 an
Celtic Oct. 8, : a n Cedric. Oct 70 3 n
THE T2 MEDITERRANEAN VA
FROM NEW YORK
CRETTC. Sept. 25. ao0n. Nov q -. .
REP BLiC- Oct -lS. noon Dec. from F,osTI-l
CEDRIC Nov. 20, Jan. Q. Feb ia aI 0a6
CELTIC ..--.....- Jan, 10 Mar. n TClN1s
FROM BOSTON 0'S'
CANOPIC. -.-- Oct 8. 1890 p ~; Nov. II
RCNANIC. Oct. -. ESQ a. M. 41-r g
PASSENGER OFFICE. BROADW6Y
Freight Office Whitehall Bldg. Bar-er-J- p
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JAEITOR-In cold water or tenem ent
house; painter; handy With all tools.
LOR EMO. 12SS LIST ave.
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JANTTOR.-Srnau German family: expert
enced; first class elevator apartment long
reference 2Se West 55th St, ii store.
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n 2. y: H. & HARTFORD P R.

n. Y, y. II. & HARTFORD r. r.
Trains depary from Grand Central s,ariaa.
AL - and 4sh ave-. as follows for
BOSTON, via New London s. PEov.--4cs 90.
y 1900. x 1902 a, NJ. = 100,
sg12:0O P II: Va wiinrnantio-4yss0
A. ". 200 P. NJ. VIA spft--f8:1s
a. u @li12:eO 400 si1:OO p u
PORTLAND q BAR HARBOR-$Fs: Pm,
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST. ALBANs ar4
QUEBEC. - $40 A. NJ. $50 p. "
WORCESTER and FTTCHBCRG. Via PUT
SAN-f8.53 P NJ
LAEEVu-LE and NORFOLK - frp 9l1
A NJ 1871 p NJ
ct Darlington. StockhrfdEe Ls1ox. Pitts
AeId-t4.54. ss9:O2 N. si.24. 1881 P. N.
Ticket ofrces az cGran6 Central station
and c125th ST.. also a. Gas. 100. cI35>
, way c25 Union square. elsa Fifth ava.
c245 Columbus Ave. c649 Madison Ave.
cr0S " f25th St. 279S Third ave. N
Brooklyn. ca Court St.. A7S Nostrazd Ave.
sraNy tExospt Suntays sSasurdays
only yStops az 18Th 81. xStOps a. l-5,a
St sundays only. 1Parior Car lduniLec.
I'FTas eininE ear. cParior and SssplnS car
tickets also.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25

HOCSEWORK.-By a respectable. middle
aged woman; In a small family; personal
reference. Please call 4002 Sth ave. cor.
A0Ih 81 BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25

- 81 H. is-ll-AT PERSON may earn
$780, ..''.s.--l-y a. home IN spare tine
~. -. -. ftHs sruD Deff. no canvass
IA fSEss syNDI--A1.I. I'9ckserr -y.
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PED I'D" LINE

pED I'd" LINE
For Ia Guayrs. Puerto Ceb-lbo On
Gao and MaracaiSo. via Curacao cSii.e'-
also e. San Juan. p r: -@
s 5. PHILADELPHIA sat. Sent % 49,.
8 ;. CARACAS saturday. Oct ~ 49,
For Il Gusyra, Curacao srd Ms-s~,irN.
8 s MARACAIBO, Saturday. oct a No.,
s. 5. ZULIA- .--.. Saturday. Oct = -.
These steamers have superior acro-r-,
daticns for passsnEeTs
BOCLTCN BLISS q DAIIEr
General Managers. SO Wal e.
ARtEM CRUISE, Feb, : 'Or ~ S-,AI a I
By chartered S. s. ARABIC Is. 90 80
Tours Round the World. 'OlSN
FRANK c. CLARK. e6 Rroadwzy n
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25

JANITOR-Young colored couple would
Ike first class fsthouse or small bust
ness building; city reference. Write, W.
HARRIS, 4S7 West 52d So.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.
WORK WASTED.

CHECKER or COLLECTOR, by young
nan T. :. DIVER. lI9 North an St.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25

JAPANESE: excellent chef; ten years ex-
periencsi IN private family; wages $50
70 see; take full charge OF kitchen; best
references. EAWAI. 240 West 43d st.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25

GARDENER. Single. middle aged: will
ing ana obligingi no objection 10 care OF
stock. GARDENER, care OF Bridgman, 81
East 18Th ct.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25

GARDENER or CARETAKER.-On a gen
tIeman's place; best OF reference. per
sonaI and written. Address or call.
DAUGHTREZ. 1876 West 18th 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25

IANIT0R.-6y young coUIlei colo va ;ar
fat: wiling ana oh!igtng. GEI9ER. 23s
East e2d 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25

X "A l l. * q A d..
o4AT1ON5 foot Of West Twenty-third 81
ana Desorosssa and Cortiandt Sta
- =. he leaving time trom Desbrossss and
SoIli~nd streets Is I've minutes later than
NAT given below for Tweuty-third Street
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
TYPEWRITINn.
REsrACSANTs


ALIF WANTED.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25

GARDENER Married no children: thor
oughIy experienced in care OF flowers,
palms. grape vines shrubs fruits, vegeta-
bles: can take charge of ge1tleman's place;
good references. ?. HCESSIG. Ann St.
Stamford, Conn
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
HELP WANTED.

OLD ESTABLISHED blank book and sta
-oAeTv house wants ur-Ea- 10y about j
Years old as ofilcC boy. American desired
good opportunity Tor @-cL hoy Address OF
apply HIGGINS s. TOOK E2 CO, 1@5 Nili-
am 81. NV YORK CITY.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25

VALET ATTENDANT or COURIER
VALET Experienced; most highly rec
onmended BY well known families: aged as;
single: speaks FIVE languages. Address 3.
p, Tribune Uptown Once. 1884 Broadway.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-08
FIRST REAL SNOW STORM
VISITED RICHMOND AND vIcINl.
TY LAST NIGHT.
SIeiqhs Were Out And the Street Car
Company Had to Use
Snow Plow.

The first semblance of snow storm
in Richmond this winter came last
night. The snow, which fell was wet
and heavy. There is little likelihood
that it will remain on the ground long.
A number of people desiring to take
advantage of the snow fall were out
with their sleighs. The sleighing
however, was of an inferior kind The
snow was an impediment to the street
cars and the street car company sent
out its snow plow.
Walter Ratliff, the local authority
on weather, says that it is the result
of the storm that originated in Mani
toba about two weeks ago and the
chances are that before it has finished
with this part of the country there
will be some colder weather
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-08
ATTEMPT MADE
TOjLIFT THE LID
CHARLES cHRIsMAN ARRESTED
FOR SELLING LIQUOR TO
coLoRED MAN.
CASE OF BOOT LEGG|NG'
Whskey Was Handed to Customer as
He st9od in Alley Near
Saloon.
CASE OF BOOT LEGG|NG'

An attempt was made Sunday morn
ing to lift the lid under which Rich
mond has been quietly resting for
some months past, but the attempt
proved a decided failure as the law,
in the persons of Officers Little and
Voglesong, were witnesses.
Charles Christman, who conducts
saloon on North Seventh street,
made a rash move, and he will W
placed under arrest this morning,
charged with selling liquor on Sun
day, and selling liquor without a
license. No violation of the Nichol-
son law was made as the liquor was
not sold within Christmans saloon.
The liquor, which in this case was
whiskey, was sold by method which
is commonly known as "boot-legging.
A thirsty colored man stood by the
saloon door, which opens into the ad-
joining livery stable, and as Christ
man stepped into the stable he passed
the the whiskey to the eager pur-
chaser.
The two patrolmen were witnesses
to the act and when the colored man,
who goes by the name of Alexander,
stepped out of the stable he was
seized and taken to the police head
quarters. A search of his person re-
vealed the whiskey. Christman will
be arraigned in police court this
morning on the charges specified.