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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-14
ALL INSURANCE
BILLS KILLED
Senate Lays Measures on
Table on Account OF Fll'bus-
tering by HoIIingsWorth.
HOT WORDS EXCHANGED
FIRST WRAN6LE OF SESSION IN
UPPER HOUSE

Because Senator Charles r. Hol-
lingsworth of Ogden persisted IN read-
ing long and complex amendments 10
the Renner Y. Smith measure regu-
Iatipg insurance companies doing busi-
ness i'm the state and creating state
department of insurance, the senate
last night became disguised and. on
motion of Senator Lawrence. all the
insurance bills. Nos. ,. Sc and a, by
smith. and Nos 17e. III and 1Is. by
HolIingsworth. were laid on the table,
thus ending all hopes of any reform
legislation along these lines.
Before this was done. however, there
was a rough and tumble fight in which
Mr.. Holiingsworth was accused OF MI
clustering to defeat the bills by oner-
ing petty amendments. and with be-
iEg angry because his bills ana not .ne
Smith bills were not reported favorao Oily
by the private corporations and insur-
ance committee.
More trouble was caused because the
printed comics in the files OF the SEN
ators did not correspond senators
Miller end Seely thought that this was
done for a purpose, and that an at
tempt was being made to railroad the
bill through. Again and again they
protested against the alleged diSerim-
nation against them, and thus ADDED
to the general turmoil.
Finally. after the Smith bills had
been under consideration for nearly
two hours. Senator Lawrence moved
that all pending insurance legislation
be tabled, and it was carried with
whoop.
The trouble began early in the even
ing when an attempt was made 10 take
UP the bills, but was delayed because
of the absence of Senator Bullen, chair
1rs17 4arRrr rod
them.
BulIen With Spencer.
Mr.. Lawrence seemed to know where
the absent senator was, for he asked
that the sergeant-at-arIns be instructed
to bring him saying, Mr.. Bullen will
be found at the Wilson hotel eating
dinner with Dan Spencer of the Ore
gon Short Line"
The law officer of the senate obeyed
instruction and found Mr.. Bul1en on
his way, thus ending the incident.
Then the consideration of senate bill
No. was commenced.
Several times Hollingsworth was
charged with filibustering.
Miller in limelight.
Finally Senator Miller broke in by
charging that the bill was being rail-
roaded through, and assigned as his
reason that he did not have correct
copy in his files.
why was it not reported before, II
was the second bill introduced asked
Mr. Hulaniski-
Senators Smith and Bullen were on
their feet at once, and both were eager
10 talk, but Mr.. Smith was the more
indignant and fairly shouting out his
words, said:
at want Won Ia understand that this
was the second bill introduced, anC
| that the only reason ii was not report
ed four weeks ago is that the commit
tee was awaiting Mr.. Holiingsworth':
bills, which he promised to prepare
| but did not submit until two or thres
days ago.
/ Things were getting warmer ever,
minute. and no one knows what nigh
have occurred if Senator Lawrence HAD
not moved to lay all the measures OF
the table.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-14
WILL FAVOR RAILROAD BILL
Committee Accepts Senate Measure
and Will Report
Today.

The house committee on railroads will
today report favorabiy senate bill No.
g. This measure passed the senate two
days age. after the section permitting
railroads to own and operate coal mines
had been eliminated. The house committee
AZ its meeting yesterday did not amend
the senate draft.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-14
Saved Her Sons Life.

The happiest mother I'm the little
town of Ava, No., is Mrs. s. Ruppee.
She writes: One year ago my son was
down with such serious lung trouble
that our physician was unable to helm
him: when. by our druggists advice. I
began giving him DIR. Kings New Dfs-
coVery, and / soon noticed improve
ment. | kept this treatment I'D for a
few weeks when he was perfectly well
He has worked steadily since at car
penter work. DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry saved his life" Guaranteed hest
cough and cold cure by z. c. NJ. I. drug
department SOC and $100. Trial bottIa
free.
Fine line of Dog Collars. 25e W. z.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-14

The Salt Lake Route is operating
train daily. leaving at 3 p. M, for Mil
ford, Lulld, Modena. Newhouse, Utah,
and AcoHa. Nev. Stage connections
for all southern Utah points.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-14
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH RITTERS

has been making people well and keen
ing them so by curing Liver and Kid
ney Tsoubles. Dyspepsia Indi gest.on.
Female Ills or Colds. We guarantee II
pure
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-14
TRY The BlIIERs
PROMPTLY

any Stomach. Liver. Kidney or Bowel
disorder. This plan viii save YOU 3
lot of unnecessary suffering and rer-
haps long sick spell. For over 50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-14
SENT ON TRIAL

have invented a rupture appliance
that ] can safely say. by thirty years
experience in the rupture business. is the
only one that will absolutely hold the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-14
DEATH RESULT OF
GUNSH0T WOUND
Continued from PAGE 1.

made his first arrest this afternoon. The
prisoner was an /. ". W. waiter, George
Bubord. and the charge against him is at
tempting arson. Bubord has been in the
camp several months and his associates
say his reputation is first class. He came
here from Oakland. Davis refuses 10 fur
nish any specifications to cover the
charge against Bubord. 1t is reported,
growth of the finding of coal oil on the
stairway of the Mackenzie block about
noon. The most reliable information is
that the coal oil was spread on the STAIR
way by the janitor of the building for the
purpose of keeping down the dust.
Saloons Again Open.
There was no violence of any sort in
Goldfisld today. The saloons were re-
opened early this morning and did a rat
also reopened. Considerably fewer men
were ON the streets today and tonight
than were visible yesterday and last
night. The union labor men held a
meeting at the Miners Union hall this
afternoon and talked over the situation.
No action was taken. 1t was announced
this afternoon. with the appearance of
authority. that National Organizer Ham
ilton of the American Federation of La
Dor, is doing effective work As proof of
this it is asserted that the union retail
clerks will tomorrow break away from
the /. ". W and that other unions affil-
lated with the American Federation will
shortly take similar action. If the state
ment is made good the days of j. w. w
supremacy in this camp are numbered
However. nobody seriously believes that
real peace will be restored without serious
trouble. The people of Goldfield are sit
ting, as it were, on powder magazine
stray spark may ignite it at any mo-
ment and bring on disaster, and truth 10
tell. fight would be welcomed by a ma
jority OF the people if it promised per-
mament peace upon its termination
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Rupture

New Scientific Appliance, Always a
Perfect Fit-Adjustable to Any
Size Person-Easy, Comfortable,
Never Slips, No Obnoxious
Springs or Pads-Costs Less
Than Many Common Trusses
Made for Men Women
and Children.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-14

Fine line of Dog Collars, 25e W. z
c. NJ. I. hardware department.
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GARDENER. -EngJish: married; life ex-
perlencs with vegetables, lawns and
shrtbs ana under glass, etc. Austin. care
Vaughan seed store. Ii Barclay 81
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sessed valuations must be forced upward to de-
Slee when your commission can but regard as un-
aC4tdt ana lkely to result hardship and MUS
uSS:. OF provision should be made for an amend
to incur debt
While favoring the principle of exemption Of
HSDts incurred for Self-suStaininS public enter
prlses we enphaucally condemn any further meas
1t which does not carry with II an equiv
a!snL prOlectlon for the taxpayers. No furtner
ptosISss along the lines Of the constitutional
a'el!uhenL or 1905 seems either desirable or safe.
Your commission therefore has deemed II the
part OF WISDOM to prepare a conservative plan Tor
q proposed constitutional amendment which While
from the terms of the constitutional nm
issued self-Supporting enterprises
would at the same time provide a nearly automatic
Schefne by which. should such an enterprise ever
neeone hon,supporting. the bonds issued to deiray
us cost would Immediately be counted in estimating
the cltys Indebtedness
Inc expression of this idea in form suitable for
incorporation i'll the constitution has proved TO be
matter OF some difficulty In our opinion, 1t IS
nSiJ,eSSsaIy tnat some tribunal should be named
Whlch should determine periodically what DEBTS IN
CURED by the city should not in q given time be
included IN determining the citys indebtedness. be-
CIause OF the fact that the undertakings Tor whch
tAey We're incurred were Self-Supporting
We believe that the Appellate Division of the
SupFen6 court is the proper tribunal because thaI
Dooy mas satisfactorily discharged a similar func-
tiOh IN regard to the determination OF transporta-
ton.
In conclusion. we find that the adoption OF this
amendment and It's application by the courts would
a4o 10 the margin of permissible Indebtedness
bonds outstanding for the following purposes and
in the following amounts:
For subways. - S45. 100000
For docks. 66.0O0O0O
For water purposes prior .......... s9OOOOOO
Total SI4OOO0OOO
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CITY MUST CALL HALT
DFBT LNCURRTNG LIMIT.
7rosOr's Tar Commission Recon-,
,pends Radical Retrenchment.

,Teror NcClellans Advisory Commission on Taxa
-, and Finance reported to him yesterday that
-. a.bt mourning margin Of the city January
-. ms about Ssl.Oo0OO0 This means that with
-. ou- taxes figured in the margin on July viii be
- $50 O0OOJO il also means that the Mcclellan
-iriztra+ion viii have TO begin system 81 radi-
- -etrenchment. II means that many projected
s-oK,enlents such the new Court House. the
-5.assoa Memorial Bridge and extensive municipal
-t--.vs viii have TO be sidetracked for the time
.a,,p The Hudson Memorial Bridge scheme is
s,-.ssv under way. but the cost viii be cut down
-...-islv. Tie bridge subway loop plan also Is
..,ser way The Seventh and Eighth avenue and
- lexington avenue subways. now being adver-
,.4line 10 undertake them. The estimated cost OF
s,nr track subway is 100000.
vna normal year by year expenditures Just about
80, mace with the income derived from the an
al Increase in assessed valuations.
certain Improvements that are under way cannot
- pbandoned Among them those already
Do..s he Riverside Drive extension. the Manhat-
=. pridee. The Bellevue Hospital and the Rocka-
"a, reach Park. Scores Of other projects have
-, launched but these viii have 10 wait
T,no commission suggests legislation which may
.bla the city in 1910 resume its policy OF max
- large expenditures for needed Improvements
-, ,,ntu the recommendations are enacted Into
s.. she city will have TO go slower. The Mayors
.,,,isson consists Of Edgar J. Levey. chairman;
-, Purdv Edwin r. A Selgman, Francis
SO stetson Norris X. Jesup and Joseph Haag'
si-s--i.+eo On taxation and revenue; Edward NJ.
-a-s Iobn l. Cadawalader. Charles T. Barney,
-. Delanv and Frank J. Goodnow. committee
re cit, debt and special assessments; Fred
- !. Cleveland. Herman Rdde-, Julian d. Far
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STORAGE NoE4cp.


rpr 49, New York March 81 1907.
---,v, y a1dlAGION STORAGE WARE
~. - and VAN COMPANY Tsnit.S
- 80. 2I0S and 230G FiEbtb ATeDi,e - :,
6Sse-,l-sA y may concern: The following
tsfl.- property. 10 VII. beds. chairs
az o,,-- aus. linen, silver. glass. china
tiosi household goods. pictures. mu-
hoyr. a -iif7nts. briC-e-brac. trunks
ca -l..le-s, personal effects, merchindise
u e..s-Ag % or held Tor account az
NJ y n-Itoh. Mrs.. Amelia Bennett. Mrs.
lsf .onney; Ecward Brown, n. W. But
c-;.,- 'el ,. BRAHMS. Mrs L. craig. Nm.
o7l5e- ,atk Edwards. Mrs. Chss.
q s 49,. " X. Han. J. ". Hoeg. ST..
I,n-- -ss..eI' Mr. Stella James. Mrs. i. ID.
,i-h-....-- owen kildare. Miss Naggle
No y Marshall. Henry J. Nor
49, - EeelieE. Lucy F. ETOuse. p. T..
- -, Belle Robinson, =. Russell. Nrs.
1soIte. Mr.. .. Swanson. Mrs. n
80 - :. simmons, MfE. MAY Schosn-
49,. Van Slyck. A. Varona. Mrs
~. ~ oigis. Mics Matte WashinFton
49,, --.~kner. VIM WeisEerber. Mrs.
- ~. "r9Aoik VIII be sold 20 satisfy
r'-.t,i- q the undersigned thereon AZ
- rllic--on 70 the highest bidder. al so.
-, s.s4.l avenue. Borough q Nanhst-
fs,- =. eTk cts. on Monday April IS,
rnrss 49,. -y',y a. ~, and on such subse-
i,rI,sS .ls . which said sale may BE- ad-
~, +-s,a NsW York. March IS. 1907.
49,, =, 1illSGrON STORAGE WARE
- AID VAN COMPANY, Firr,itss.
Tort ~. and 200 Eighth Avenue, New
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RAILROADS..
" JERSEY CENTRAL

AiGN USmS6U gLM i ikALs
Time shown below is from Liberty 81. STA
tton- Leave West sd 81. 10 minutes esrii--
except as noted By desiguating marks.
PHILADELPHIA TWO-HOUN TRAIN
EVERY HOUR on ThE HOUR
J-l2.lSs ESQ. moo ms6-00. S.So, $500.
$1,000 s11-O0 11-SO. msI2O0. seI-0c.
LS9. 600. '3.o0 s4.00. $500. $50.
1870. etOo, 500 'aoo. Plo-So ?. ~
BALTIMORE AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
500, tsl0O0. f'12-O4 s2oe. ft'sc".
fsd.OO. 200
LAkEWOOD AND I.AkElEit $500.
$40 A ~, N o. l.aO. k3. 20, d9-1S. 100
p. NJ x615- Sundays. $50. $40 A. M.
ATLANTIC CIff-'s-4o A. NJ 1i-oo. k.-s'
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE (Sund1yS. No Asbury f4lAl--
z4-00. $50. 113O a. NJ. exl241. IN
g4.45. $50. 6.3O j12O1. sundays. eNee9t
ocean Grove. z4.O0. 900 A. NJ, 4eo. SAP
Time tables giving trains 20 EASrON.
BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWS. MAUCa
CHUNK. WII4EESBARRE. SCRAStOSs
READING. HARRISBURG. POTISNllslslss
WILLIAMSBURG and all other points can
be obtained at the following Offices: LID
ertv 81. CyVest 2Sd 81. Tel. 3i44 Chelsea.
AstoF House. 245. 4SA 1909. 1874 Hloso-
way. 1S2 5th Az. PSI 5th Az. % Cnloa
Square West. 27eS "a Az. 100 West 1So.n
81, PAS Columbus Az. New York; : CS1Ae
Brooklyn; $50 Broadway. Williatasnuls-
New York Transfer co. calls for ana cheSAs
baggage 10 destination
aD8ily. fDaily. except Sunday. pSehoas'-
tParlor cars only. mDininE car. eNeegt
Sundays. xSaturdays only. zLloerty -.
only. JDining car sundays sDinlh6 @.
daily. From West TWenty-third street
ei2 20 P. NJ g430 p NJ. 5ll.SO r A4-'
81 ~ 3 R RFs S' IN W c. HOPE.
Vice-Pres & Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Agent.
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Average for three years

1t is estimated that the increase in real estate
assessments for 1901 will be about S500OO9Og9 10 per
cent Of which would be S500O9O00 II Is 10 DE DoILe
in mind, however that the real estate assesSIneiIs
In this city have of recent years been constaIity
approaching more and more nearly the theoretcAt
limit of 100 cent full valuation; that the las5
few years have been years of great prosperity ana
enhancing values of real estate. -,
II does not seem to your commission that IN eSlI-
mating such increases in future years a hgner
average than S000O000 should be assumed Tor tills
item. This is. of course. merely matter or OPINION
and can be nothing more. II is scarcely concelN-
able, however. that even under the stress OF nece
sity the Department OF Taxes and Assessments
could in the next five years maintain an annual
increase IN real estate assessments as great as
those OF 1906 and 1907.
The report says that the yearly average OF bond
issues since 1902 has been $t56S7525 Sc These bond
issues do not. in the judgment Of the commission.
give accurate idea OF the new Indebtedness OF
all kinds incurred in the period mentioned, and by
including the funded and other Indebtedness the
commission finds that the average yearly increase
due 10 Indebtedness has been $50 3ls,OS 81. In
the judgment of the commission:
Either the city must enter into a period Of en-
forced economy in the way of capital expenditure,
reaching far the complete abandonment
OF such public improvements as are not TO be re-
garded absolutely essential. and severe re-
trenChment in regard to even such important needs
as schoolhouses and street improvements. or as
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NEW YORK FREIGHT MAY BE DELAYED
Strike Of Old Dominion LOngshoremen at
Norfolk Va.

Norfolk Va, April 3.-Some two hundred and
twenty Negro longshoremen Of the Old Do
minion Steamship Company struck here to-day
for an increase in pay from / band 20 cents
hour TO 20 and % cents. A few have
already returned 20 work and the loading and
unloading Of New York ships and other steam
is proceeding slowly. The company is pos
manded
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HANDY MAN around gentleman's boat
house; splice rope. paint. varnish; good
oarsVnan. does a little caTpentering. Ad-
yertIser. 2T7 Nassau ave. Brooklyn.
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Ia VELOCE'' Fast italian Line.
FOR NAPLES DIRECT.
Cftta al NIiIanO. ........... APR. %: June n
Nord America. .........--..N May .. June Is
Braslle new Twin Screw 1890. May q
Cytta al TOrino. May ,. June 70
EUROPA new Twin Screw. May p; July
cabin. SIS up. Dining Room on Prone
made Deck BOLloGNESI, HARTFIELD &
Co, ~ Wall St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-04

CARDENER.-Eng a.: life experience
gD an DEPARTMENTS OF the business; good
references. A. B., Box Al. Tribune once.
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child. John Crane and John c. Hertie committee
on accounting and statistics.
After reviewing the constitutional provisions con-
corning the debt mourning ability az the city. the
report presents summary as follows:
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GLASS BLOWER.-FIrst class: electrical
ana surgical: experimental Davies, $50
18th ave.
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MACHINERY.

AZ REDUCED PRICES 100 -eco1S -
,,,.-- 11Q IRON wording machines. fuiIg
1900. machinery bought and az
GEO y. EDDY. 28s Madison 81.
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Old GOLD ANp SILVER

SeA.D, silver and precious IEonss
n.-s1l o. Highest market value: mad.
-. - eFueies Or exchange for new lew
49,. Saptneae goods 81 n. F. TeDper's
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DESKS ASD OFFICE FURNITURE
FOR SALE

slllckERING CONCERT GRAND PIANO
n good order; cost, Sl.lOO: sell Tor $40:
~ ~. secretary bookcases also FOR sale. A
- halEey 81, Brooklyn.
DISKS. rolltops: partitions, railinrs. tabls,
s9teas letter presses. counters. shelvinQs.
~ Mirror fixtures; stores, Offices ftted.
- BIos.. 2e-32 Centre 81.
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aEIr WANTED.


al -, .-pie. accurate penman FOR clerl-
,lsI-,5 it.pn. tz2D. not necessarily ez-
lEsr LilEhi. thorough. reliable young
FoV = sr,-ta ~ own handwriting. H..
~ ...sh AND T.AUHDREGg. Sian
~ ,,.. tt, no children. on country place.
sc.r.sb -, must understand H0rk and
100 nan. BruadEsy sns 81 a -
81 sd N0rk ana ntti. money ssss
-<tr i,,---.tf'se'fs return frEnEg0ftati0n.
Ayrfck Il g. S9tisn singing Co. "a
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TFPERRlTERs.

stPETRITERs-Au 1osE@- 80 -
-st-lie1 exchanged. reiiNi,ie .cT-,ios
49,, q Nassau 81 Telephone 27s,l-
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a. y NOUN anu CIAci - u 3
ATpdifarran mean Sarvica
EAMBURG-AMERlcAN LINE.
st Express Service.

Special Passenger Service.
PLHMOCTH-CHERB OURG-HANBUts 1,
tlffKaissrin APR. is BiGecher May 9
$StAm'ka, APPS. 3pm Kaiserin. May 10
~Grill Room Gymnasium fPalm Gar
den; SRitz-Carlton Restaurant Electric
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
RBOURG-HAMBCk G.
Maldersee.. Apr q Patricia May {
batavia Apr - Waldersee May d 5s
Pretoria Apr q Pennsylvania. Nay .
Hamburg direct
Mediterranean Service.
TO R-NAPLES-GENOA.
feMoltke Apr. %. May Is. July :
HAS Grill Room. tHas Gymnasium
TOURIST BUREAU.
r. r. Tickets, hotel accommodations ana
general information about foreign uaVeL
traveller checks good all over the weird
.pbo2a FI Isd5 s 81 BRoAD8 Iisrs H 10
AMERICAN LINE ss Selling at $50 e 4. T.
-CHERB; EsOUTHASlPTON
CELTIC t2O.9O4 tOns). Apr. 8. noon: May =
NEW YORK. Apr. Is Nay n. June S. July
Ii,I MS 20 May Is ; June II 1,,i ~
RED STAR LIME p Ero m FisF
NEW YORK-DOVER-AN
KROONLAND. Apr. g. noon: May 4 June
EADERLAND. Apr. 1871 AM; May II: June
FINLAND. Apr % 1O.3O AM: Nav II. Hume IS
zE.ELAND. Apr. q. $3.50 p NJ. May p June -
WHITE STAR LINE E p Z f h
NEW YORK-Q'E STOWN-LI
Ratio. Apr 10. p NJ: May 8. June "a
MAJESTIC April, 10 A. NJ: May rs. 70 a NJ
CEDRIC. APR. 10. 10 A. ~: May r. June %
y. ,E-A-SlC, ....-..-. APR. %. 2 p. NJ.
1EC TONIC. .--..-.-...--.M May I. 10 A. u.
PLYMoUTH-CHER- G-SOUTHANlPTN.
I CELTIC. ..........Apr q noon. Nav q
/ fADRIATIC. ....... Nav % June II /
4 lEsI lOZNlC---- May y. June - ]
| OCEANIC. June 8 July 3 /
1 MAJESTIC. .......... June - July 10 |
New. $4,000 tons: has Elevator.
Gymnasium, Turkish Baths and band
THE M MEDITERRANEAN Az0 yIA
FROM NEW YORK
REPUBLIC. ..-.......--- Apr 90 10 A N.
CRETIC, May Q. Noon: June 20, Aug. I
FROM BOSTON
CANOPIC. .-.. Apr. 10. $40 A " Stay -
ROMANO. Apr. q. $50 A. NJ: June 8
PASSENGER OFFICE. o BROADWAY.
Freight Once Whitehall Bldg, Battery PL
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Lacka wanna Railroad.
Leave y. Y. Barclay. Christophs-. ". asa
SIS
- % A. M-For Einghamt0n ard Elnltras
80 % A. M-For Buffalo Chicago and So
Louis.
Of 40 r. Nor Buffalo and Chicago
~ 90 p M-For scranton and Plymouth.
zs6 Is p. N-FcF Buffalo and Chicago.
IS. IS p M--FoF Buffalo. Syracuse. ithaca.
~ CO A M-ChicaEo-Sieepers open ESQ
P NJ
Tickets az 14S. 42p. i1s5. 1854 broadway.
y Y. $50 Fulton 81. Brooklyn sDafiys
Except SUNDAY. zLeaves Christopher ST.
$40 P. NJ weekdays
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~ n H & HARTFORD r. r

Y. Y. Y. II. & HARTFOttD q. z
trains deuarr from Grand Central station
42d s.. ana eth Ave. as follows for
Boston VIA New London & Prov---yts'gv.
$@t10:NO, * 1902 A. NJ. " LOO.
sF12-OO P ": VIA Willimantlc-fts,ol a.
NJ 1900 p NJ: via Spfd.-f9-iA A. M
II 300 o 400 S1I:OO P. n
V-or' steF q Fitch via Putnam. 70 u =. -
YakeviIle & Norf $50 a. NJ: 43:31 p n
CT. Darlington. Stockbridse. LeuOE. Pits
feld-F4:J4 4s:40 A. NJ and f3.S1 p. n
Ticket Offices az cGFand Central station
ana c195th 81. also al c2s5 100 ELSA
B'way. c25 Union Square. else Fifth Ave.
c245 Columbus Ave. c649 Madison ave.
c1C5 W I25th ST. SI9s Third Ave n
300 B'way.
sDaily. Except Sundays. FStops at 1z-t1
St xStnps at 123th st. sundays Culy-
cParlor and Sleeping Car tickets also.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-04
UxFURNIsHED ROOMS WASTED.
Suburban

rooms. with board. all improvements.
Including heat. near Pennsylvania NJ
Central Railroad station. f. Newark. -. J.:
also single room and board for son. Al
dress A. 3. c. Box ., Tribune Osice-