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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-18

mace the actual price of the stock on its mar
'aIue OF $50 more than SO a price which is
not considered dear In view OF the dividends
pald by the company. According to Wall Street
gossip this issue VIII sell on the basis quoted
on the Stock Exchange at $50 or better in the
current year, while a higher price is yredicted
Io' Aihalgamated In the copper metal market
sne price IS % cents pound, compared with
oe4llS at this time year ago, and interests
'il'-iieu win Inc copper business are quite
coHhaent that the quotation will not fan below
- cents this year. and no hesitation Is noted in
p'eu'ctlhg that even better figures viii he re-
corded Trade reports received Inv, tI, ,
commercial agencies throughout the T-Di+od
9'a'es present nothing upon which NAV no
"'seu pessimism over the business situation
'0sH' uecllnes in railroad earnings in certain
oSO''oiiS OF the land being due to special causes
"' u" 10 way are general or representative If
me actual position OF the railroad industry n
me country. In the West and Northwest tho
ADVERSE weather conditions have futerferod wiz,
transportation. but in other parts of the country
returns have been heavy and well in advance
u me results OF this time in 1906 when, it NAV
e recalled earnings were better than ever be-
Iore recorded for a corresponding perfod
Net earnings in some instances have been re-
duced through the increased cost of operation
and as consequence there is more or lose
o'SeuSslon among railroad men regarding the
a0FlsablutY OF general Increase in freight
rates But in Wow OF the current agitation
against the railroads. both in and out Of the
mans or lawmakers, the chances of any con
CeIted action for the purpose Of increasing,
transportation charges are not likely to he tar,ar
al this time In number Of states successful
eHoFts are being made to reduce passenger
rates This movement is not worrying the rail-
roads though railroad lobbyists out i'm force
az the state capitals endeavornE to stay the
leEislaton that appears to be inevitable. and
even the Washington administrations ideas
regarding the regulation Of railroads and other
corporations IN the interests of the people are
now receiving more Intelligent attention from
corporate interests, with the result that a much
easier feeling is noted regarding the future of
corporations under government supervision. as
for instance, that given 10 the Interstate Com
merce Commission under the rate bill. Gov
crnment supervision is vastly different from
government ownership. and this fact gradually
Is becoming more widely appreciated In Texas
there are many laws-they were called drastic
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GARDENER Headl.-Scotch. 40. married
youngest child IS. want fun charge %
country seat; life experience 81. years
present position: right reference Thomas
Young. Yantic. Conn.
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RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CEN TRfI.


NEW JERSEY CEN TRIAL.
Time shown below is from Liberty st. Sta
tion, Leave West 23d st. 10 minutes earlier
except as noted by designating marks.
PHILADELPHIA TWO-HOUR TRAIN
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
t'l=-Io. 6.3U. mI.OO. m's-OU. $50. % %.
I.3u. 800, '5.OO. 400. 700. 5.5u.
m'o-00. 100. ~o-OO. 'S-OO. PlU.sO p III.
j.l2.I5 mdt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-z'13 30.
1sCO. selOCC. S"12UO. '2U0. iteAOO,
LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURST-z4.O 90.
80 A NJ, xl-OO, 49, k3-4O. GALS, $50
i. ~, Xd-i5- Sundays. $50. 9.4J ~ NJ
ATLANTIC CITY-'s-4O - M, xl-OO. k5- 70
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
zi-C1 $50. ll.3O y N, exIZ4O 10.
81. -. $50. $50. jI2O1. Sundays except
ocean Grove, z4-OJ. 800 ~ II. AGO. $50
Time tables g.viug trains to EAsTON.
Bs-I HLEHEM, ALLENTOWS, MAUCH
CHUNK. WlLkES BARRE. SCRANTON,
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSV LILLE.
W IL LA A42t OkI and all other points can
be obtained at the following Offices; LIB
esty 50 west 23d St Eel. 3i44 Chelsea.
o Astor House. 10. "a. 1900. 1S54 BToad-
square West. 279s Sd Az. los West 125th
St. 24J Columbus Av.. New York; Court
st. S43 Si4 Fulton st. 40 Nostrand Av..
Brooklyn. 300 Broadway. williamsburg
New York Trarsfer CO. calls for ana cheeks
baggage 10 destination
@bailJ. fod-iy, except sunday pSundays.
tParior cars only. mDinins ear, except
sundays SSatCr.ays only zLiberty -.
only. dining car sundays. Dining car
daily From " est TWenty-third street
el2. 20 P N. 80 =. II. il1.5O p NJ.
". G. BEsLER. ". c. HOPE.
Vice-Pres- q Gen Mgr Gen. Pass'r Agent
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FUKNIsHEp ROOMS TO LEE

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Single insertions o cents per fine. six
hen words. seven times ConseCutively- u,
which entities advertiser TO have rooms
entered Tor q period n fourteen DAYS IN
Tie II bune's Directory OF DeEir2bls
Rooms. Write or circular
F1u Information sonceTNinE these rooms
may Be had. free q charge. a. the Uptown
Oe1ce Of The NeW-ECTk Tribune, l6O@
Rroad9sy. between 5Gth and sTth SITS.
i-Crr.1rtuuitv fa- those desiring quiet ac-
cc1ruoGatt1us II private apartment. he
isH Egtr ST close B-gaCH ay. subway. at
frsctive ground floor parior suite. connect
fng dressing room Phone 4599 Columbus.
Qslet Tribune Uptown Office, 1864 Broad
way
PLEASANT ROOM hot and cold water;
llZTH ST. 5GS W--PIeasart room; two IN
family; elevator. near subway, Riverside
Drive ching rooms next door and IN
tsigllgrrCea Barton.
l2sD ST. 2I6 WEST.--La-ge front room,
heated. running water. large closets. enc
- two gentlemen
2a2 WEST J2aD sT-secoud story room:
southern exposure. suitable one or two;
rsterenre-
EsT ST o3a Two large. one small,
an ..Eft. newly furnished connecting
foll.7- doors between steam. bath hot
.s-er S'ni,h. apartment -
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ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn SIS
70 500 month"; corresponding for news
papers; sure. steady work: no canyn ssing.
sxnefIeucs unnecessary: send for particU-
lars Press Syndicate. LockpoIt. -. y.
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STORAGE NOTICES.


THE WEST END STORAGE WARE
HOUSE
2O2 30 West seth Street
New York, FeD IIth 1907
To L. J. Grant, Mrs john ShDtwc.l. I'd
ward j Murphy Mrs clara Phillips Mr..
4. N. Havern'yer: You and each Of YOU are
hereby notified that the time FOR the pay
meut OF our D. en- upon the property herein
after described having expired. after due
notice thereof had been given you. we VIII
cause such property. to Wit: household
goods. personal effects. etc. stored ty YOU
or iu YOUR name IN the West End Storage
Warehouse 10 he sold at public auction. ac-
C0rdlug t. the statute IN such case made
ana provided. at George IerIe's Auction
Rooms 100 Z l2ath ST.. on Tuesday. Feb
gGta and On Wedncsday. Feb 27th 1907. nj
~ 30 A. NJ and Il the sale thereof IS not
completed on said dates the same will be
continued al the same place on every Tues
day and wednesday thereafter beginning
at 1890 4. N. until the sale is completed.
THE WEST END STORAGE WARE
HOUSE
GRANT WAYNE. Manager
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GARDENER BY German. single. -. uer-
maneut place with gardener In private
place: two years experience. good, willing.
very obliging; can furnish good references.
II. J. Schiembs. 81 Draws ave, Port Ches-
ter. y. Y.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
BUTLER COOK First class swedish
-oarlr. tLarourhlv experienced reliable.
butter. valet cook. excellent manager. best
references. wagcs $40. city or country.
care ~ swan. FL East Goth 81.
BUTLER or VALET. Swiss single. ci,y
or country. written or personal city ref
srcnces. Address lfboult, 42d 9TH ave.
,,HEF.-I.ong rxp,ri me. vie a. assistant.
economical. steady, reliable. best refer
cuocr hotels and Republican club. fun
satisfaction. L.. 40 West 10Th n.
COOK or HOUSEkEEPER to- bachelors by
youn. cplured man, best references.
Horushy care ~ Hughes. IS West flst ST.
CGAcHMAN. Singh: middle aged; highest
personal references. thorouEhly clgerl-
Cnccd. careful driver. neat appearance;
temperate. obhGine resp, tLu, city or
country. Address Is. NJ. Tribune Uptown
once. 1864 Broadway
COACHMAN. Experienced willing and
obliging I'm private family. city or cour-
try. lest OF references Coachmau. care
PIKE, lT6 West slst ST.
CARETAK Frs Young couple would like
care ot house. wife good COOK man good
mechanic. nrst class personal references.
Address GDINAN, 40 West ilst ST.
FARMER and GARDENER by married
man. - .rflau. small family take charge
Df GcutlcWIu's country place \ prl ! uu-
d,rstauds all branches ~ farming aud gar
deniug. 40 greenhouse: wife c%cclIent but
termaker and willing TO board help. excel
lent personal ard written references. would
require cottage fuel privilege ana $50
month Address chr SicGeL 90 W 135th -.
FARMER Foreman BY German. 10. can
Worl, and manage small family. urac-
teal farmer !n every branch; ,eers I'm
place: references the very Lest. experienced
with an stock: Wsstrhcstrr county pre-
gerrel. ready March 2 at tarper-rr's
49, -..--
GARDENER, head; ny Ere~ er: expert
enccl IN gruwirr ~ roses. carnations
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GARDENER. - by first class practical:
as married one child: life experience i'm
greenhouse, fruits. vegetables and land
scapes. competent TO take charge OF arst
class country estate: best references Ad-
dress a. L., care or VIM. Elliott seed store
2O1 Fulton ST.. New York City.
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MEN. light work and little money takes
you o. Europe. return transport alton.
daily sailiugs Boston Shipping CO. IS
Norfolk -.
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DISKS AND OFFICE TURxITURE.
u GoLp 80 sILYER.

soI.D. silver and precious stones
irtsht o. highest market va.ue; made
g. -sN articles or exchange for new jew
Ia Japanese FooGs ~ 81. r. Teppers
-, ~ e.tsf 3ls- St basement,
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GARDENER.-By first class, practical:
a. married. one child; life experience IN
greenhouse. fruits vegetables and land
sCapes: competent to take charge OF first
class country estate; best references. Ad-
dress A. l.. care OF VIM. Elliott. seed store
Dol Fulton st. New York City.
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BRIGHT MAN, having Acquaintance with
business men. one capable OF closing large
deals: large commission 10 right party.
Oswald, Room 2VI. "a Broadway
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MIDDLE AGED LADY. who has met with
financial reverses. desires place as visit
ing housekeeper with TWO or three refined
families. understands selection and en-
ploymeut Of servants and all details OF
homework Including economical marketing.
cooking arranging Of menus and require
meuts 70 maintain neatuess and order. Ad-
drers = T. n TTibtne or &C.
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GARDENER and cAItlsCAE l-R Married
30 chiltreu. on Erntlrua0's private place.
expert gardener: understands care of hu.srs
COWS aud greenhouses. hest reference. Al
dress j.. j.. D.. 4. O. Fox 3$j. New tanaun.
conn.
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WORK WANTED.
SIais

Mais
ACCOUNTANT. AUDITOR. - Writes up.
balances. syste:uatlzcs books. regular in
tergals; will accommodate Arms not
quiTinG regular booEhceper. moderate rate
Accounts. l4s East 55th ST.
BOOKKEEFER assistant. or clcrica. POSI-
tion age 10. quick and accurate az fig
Ires. four years with accountants excel
lent references. \. Earth. 400 r.. DIST g..
EOOKkEETEE. German o22j. employed.
wants change. four yeaTs' experience,
Sl5 start, good advancement. speaks Eng
lish some French. ~llIi1g wuTAer. s. T..
Box %, Tribune Office.
BOOEKEEPER --TWelye vonrs' experience.
with reliable firm or corporation Ed
ard Schmidt. 17s Norman st.. Evergreen,
Long Island.
BOoKKEETER. as-i-ttnt ,2J. , years. cN
periencc. best references, quick writer
advancement. Joseph M17ac. 5%7 East
72d ST.
BoOKK DEEPER or CLERICAL WORK for
four hours each day. from 1910 a pa. 20
2.3O p. M. terms. 50 peg weeE. Smith. 2l4A
Prospect ave. Brooklyn
BOOKKEEPER or office assistant; aged -
two years experience; typewritlst; best
references; salary SO Charles, Box u
station q.
BRICKLAI-ER and PLASTEREE Al:
wants work; competent IN all building
branches can take charge ana read plans.
Write OF call. D.. 553 Brook ave. Bronx.
CARPENTER. mason and cement worker.
does first class work. moderate salary.
7. Rundquist. 2l3 East 5sth 81.
CI'rTBy.- Long knife cutter on mems
youths and Knee pants: city on country.
Address Mr.. KramaE, $50 Madison 81.
CARPENTER Good all around mr. chanic.
with tools. desires steady place. factory
or estate Address William Gcrwerr 445
East SJtn -.
CHEMIST Analytical or pharmaceutical;
moderate salary, best references. Chem
i,t. ruhuaa Uptown ONCE. 1864 broadway.
cI.ARINETIsr seeks engagement. G.
Malsr sU4 East 2ith 81.
COMPOSITOR Young man, distribute
and set reprints, highly recommended
last place of employment, five years eN-
pc.iencr. charles Decker. 224 Mauhat-
tan ave. Brooklyn.
cIfAI rst-R.-sIueIe. -; competent:
temperate. can run any ear and do own
repairing Will go anywhere Address r.
u. Gi West 1lth 81.
CHAUFFEUR. First class mechanic: can
also take care Of plumbing. Louis Meyer
22h West I2trt ST.
CHAUFTttR single; machiniqt: speaks
German and english three wears eS-
ESTiear@ foreign and American cars. oper-
stes any e'ccul" machine. wishes steady
p!s ." private or garage o1u - sil re-
pairing. '1reiGl DIit or, oc<t city personal
reference rs anywhere Eiw. N3hrhcit,
IA Hamoulg ave. BrooSlya.
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WORK WANTED.

-
-
NIoIe
CHAUFFEUR BY cxpe-ienred mechanic
Fasolene cars. best references Herr 1g9
Utica ave Broaklvu
New Ydrk ana Tt,y -, ,,-aI.as ,as
own repairs. clty OF rourtrr Grant 53o
West AT. -
CHAUFFEUR. -,arr-,.nf ,.4n- r,ar,
strictly sober. can run any rasoIere ma
chine. VIII so anywhere 4 H. Ro4 IL
CUAI'E~HE sI'U Sober. yrduurr!r.s- under
stands automobiles. flstrg .4rs ~ ard
operating for rrilats r.u4Ilv' ri,y ar -olrr
....'o -,eN '''s'y
pHhFrSMAN Young man 10. on ,eqe-
r.rer Address +. bcmarco. . e II5,n ST.
DEMONSTRATION Exrerlcn,e5. re.er
@uces Address Il } - Wcr, u,sd NJ
wora. Joseph Z Hrahau is East 7i-r -
-
E%gI<EEF end WASHER. Al. sober
willing. oh.ls.ug Cation, IL Ilytursto,
Place,
ENGINEER -rr.r.rrlt,. ,,-..ar.t..r,,Is ,b..
business On an ms lr.r.l,..- ,.,,.-,,,.,.,.,- ~,
.ela -r,-r-, - ,,..,+' '..,., - - -, !"
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TYPEWRITERs.


REMINGTON. Densmoie. Hammond, Yost
Franklin or BliCken5cerfeT, each 81 30:
CaliEraph, 50. repairing. Gay. 1885 Mad.'
son ave.
TYPEwRITERS-AI makes sold. rented.
repaired exchanged. reliable service
German. 20 Nassau 81. Telephone 274O-
Cortlapdt
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HELP WANTED.
Male

COMPANION-W Wanted, for gen
ueman, companion and reader.
age between 30 and 20; must be a
thoroughly educated, scholarly man,
able TO read aloud; good yachts
man and traveller, good health es-
sential: unquestiOnable character
and highest references required.
High salary for competent man
Applicants answer by letter, giving
personal description and quaItfCa-
tons, TO NJ. a. NJ. Box 10. Tribune
Office.
ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn SIS
70 500 MONTH" corresponding for news
papers: sure. steady work: no canvnssing.
experience unnecessary: SEND for paricu-
lars. Press Syndicate. Lockpoit. =. y
BRIGHT MAN, having acquaintance with
business men. one capable OF closing large
deals: large commission To right party.
oswald. Room 20. 277 BroadwaT
MEN. Hight work and little money takes
you g. Europe. return transportation,
daily .ailiugs. Boston Shipping Co. IS
Norfolk -
BRAuGHTsME WANTED Experienced
draughtsfueL n electrical APPARATUS
switchboard. tEtnsform"Is, motors ana
genefutOrE. OuA ifat class men Ie"d aI'ps +,
state experience and salary expected. Ad-
dress chief DgaLi. hfstDaE, Westinghouse
Electric & ifs CO.. Pitt2buIS. Pean
W-ANTED.-A man on small place. board
EiluacIf: must know how to drive. care
for one horse. carriage aud Ealuess. also
rurnasc. vegetable garden lawn In season
and maize himself generally cs~iul. refer
euccs required. state wages wanted. Ad-
dress g. 4. a.. Workers y. :. rostofiice
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions FOR
The Tribune received 81 tuetr ptoV
Office. No. 1864 Broadway. between 3Gth
and 37th SITS. until & O'Clock .. M Adfe--
riscments received a. ire following branch
Offices a. regular Office ra.es until ) O'Clock
. m. viz Pa sth ave. p coy 23c ST.;
l53 en- ave. cor 18Th st. ~ ass Ism 81.
~ west 42d st.. between Iih and sth ayes
2G3 West l25tn St. 1885 30 axe
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WORK WANTED.

>oO~~~~~~O~~-~~~~--~>
YOUNG MAN. at anything. steamhtter by
trade William S,HeppeTlc. It's Meekef
ave. BROOKLYN
YOUNG MAN. "a wishes steady place:
can give cash security, or win give bonus
fer steady place. sober. l.. Is, Stap!eton
T.. O. staten Island
YOUNG Man. ~. strong. as porter. or at
anything. not afraid Of hard work. VIM,
:. Collins COS Hancock ST. Brooklyn
YorNG MAN. - as OFFICE. entry or stock
clerk; willing worker. ii. ReiN, 1893 I'd
ave.
YOUNG MAN. 10 desires clerical position;
large concern. l.. e. Box 20 Tribune
Once.
YOUNG MAN. -. deaf mute; at anything;
steady work. Patrick Joseph Woods lu4
Baltic St, Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN. handy with tools at any
thing VIM kohrJae'J. ~ Hopkins ST.,
Brooklyn
YOUNG MAN. p. married. wishes good
place. best reference Ryan. COS 10Th
YOUNG German American. n. in whole
sh,e house or bank. best reference IN re
Address Breithaupt COL 30 ave
Female.
COMPANION to invalid lady. by hospital
nurse. Scotch Protestant ZuS East 44th
st. care q Mrs. SUHcryille.
COMPANION and SECRETARY 20 lady. By
Well bred and educated woman. no obIec-
tons to travelling, references eNchaheeI'
Address Mrs w. conway. 1917 North 18TH
ST. Philadelphia, Penn.
COMPANION or sECRETARY.-By refined
Young ladv. references exchanged. u
May St Worcester. Mass.
KINDERGARTNER'S ASSISTANT a
graduate: small salary, none with pros
poets Address Kintergartner. llOl Fulton
st.. Brooklyn
MIDDLE AGED LADY. who has met with
financial reverses. desires place as visit
ing huusekesppr with TWO or three TehHe9
families. understands selection and en-
ploymeut Of servants and all details OF
homework. including economical marketing.
cooking. arranging Of menus and require
Tueuts 20 maintain neatuess and order. Nd
dre7s =. z. NJ. Tribtne ofce.
PHYSICIAN. woman. New York and Jersey
license: in sanltarium. school or hotel.
Address O. =. l4D. Tribune Uptown once.
1914 broadway
REFINED LADY would Ike to take charge
or Young ladies and children. French and
physical culture, best city references 2O4
East Ss;h e.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR young
lRIs Miss Dickinson. 43S West a3d 81.
srENoGRATHER. TYPHwRITFR.-Th Thor
augnry competent Co fin responsible posi-
'lou familiar ell commercial branches :.
seven years. experience. Al references
tuIld. conscientious worker. NJ. SOB Union
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single Insertions cents Per line. Six
hen words sever. times consecutively. 81.
which entities advertiser to have rooms
entered To- q period Of fourteen DAYS 10
Tie Trib -ne's Directory OF Desirabis
Rooms Write for circular.
Pull Information concerning these rooms
nsy be had. free Of charge. ~ the Uptown
of5ce O. The New-York Tribune, 1884
Broadway, bstw ,en Beth s2S 31th sts-
COMFORTABLE home for invalid or semi
invalid. With care If graduate nurse, IN
American protestant small family Of
adults. large room. southern exposure; near
Riverside Drive. highest references. Nd
dress Home, Tribune Uptown otace, 1854
Broadway
PRIVATE FAMILY will board two gentle
men CT couple Of Tcfiueueuts convenient
- subway. references required Lacazette.
l3S West l13th 81.
18TH ST. . EhST.-Han room; reason
able: table boardeCs. references
l6s EAST GOTH. near Lexiurton--Nevly
Furnished room. excellent table; German
cooking.
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DRY GOODS.
Offers Unusual Attractions

From the plain tailor made to the
fancy. as well as the more extreme
styles: all are here in great variety,
at very moderate prices.
HANDSOME PANAMA SUITS.
SOS 90. S'S 10 and $500
FINE SERGE SUITS.
SIS 90 $500 and $40 90
nIGu GRADE TAFFETA SUITS
SIS. 90, >4I.uO and 500 90
FRENCH WOLFE SUITS with drop sklrtsl,
5000. SOS OO ana $50 90
Separate Black skirts
FINE IMPORTED BROADCLOTH.
$500. $3.50 and $500
RICH BLACK PANANlAs
$l250, $500 and $1,000
HANDSOME BLACK WOLFE with drop
skirts. $500 81 so and $2s.00
BLACK SILK WAISTS, TAFFETA
COATS. LACE COATS. JACKETS
ETC. IN \ GREAT VARIETY
Broadway, 17th and 18Th SITS.
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BALTIMORE q OHIO R. R.

DAILY.
Through Daily Trains TO the West
Leave New York City. 23d st. LIb'y 81.
CHICAGO, PITTSBURd. T.5O am 500 am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. i1.5O am 12-00 n a
PITTSBCRG, CL-EVELO .. 3.5O pm 400 pm
"PITTSBCRG LIMlT'D,' $50 pm T-OO pm
GIN, st LOUIS, LOUISV.. il-50 pm $50 am
GIN. 5T.LOUIS. LOUlSV-. so am 1e.0O am
CIS..ST. LOUIS. LOUSY. $50 pm 800 PIN
Offices PAS 434. 1900 Broadway. Q Aston
HOUSE, los Greenwich St, 3 Union Square
W, SCI Grand St. y. Y 343 Fulton st.
After 2. m. Sleeping Car Reservations
and fun Information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information.
p s. o. r. r, sd 81. Terminal 'PhOns
No. Chelsea S144
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

GARDENER Single: competent for gen
tleman's place; twenty years experience
In all branches Of the business; eight years
In last place Address A. r. Gardener, New
Rochelle. n Y.
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sILLIARD AND POOL TALES.

BILLIARD And Pool TABLES.
Fitted with the incom-
90 parable
FL NouGrc1 Cushions
~ Iudorsed by all tie prom
iEcnt Billiard Experts in
the world, professional and amateur.
PRICE, AND TERMS TO SUIT ANY
AND ALL REQUIREMENTS. BILLIARD
GAIEkIALS or EVERY DESCRIPTION
REPAIRS BY EXPERT MECHANICS AT
REASONABLE RATES
The Bruins ck-3alEe-Collender Co
halesr09IE. ~ d .,39 4tn av- cor. 18th 81
MANUFACTURERS OF billiard aAA pool
tables high grade bowling alley build
-: lowest prices. MARK BROS, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-18
HANBuPG-AMERrcAN LINE.

dAhSURC-EHER1CAN LINE.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
Fbf MOUTH-CHERBOC RG-HANBUR
W aIdc-see Feb. %, 2 pm ika!serintuew) Mar
ibatavi1- Mar. = $50 am Deutschland. Mar.lG
SOmits CheTbourE IFiamburs; direct.
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES-GENOA-
Hamburg. Feb. 10. Hamburg ... May
Romantc. Mar. 9isMoItke. May IS
Hamburg Mar. %. Hamburg June II
'Moltke Apr. %. 'MoItke- -.. July >
HAS Grill Room and Gymnasium.
Egypt Express Service.
The splendid Twin Screw 5. 3 OCEANA
sails every Wednesday between
NAPLES AND ALEXANDRIA.
WEST IMDlESBgL.a l ESa a69 ~. Mar
TOURIST BUREAU.
X. r Tickets, hotel accommodations and
general Information about foreign travel
Travellers checks good all over the world.
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY, y Y
Phone 1000 Rector Piers Hobokeu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-18
LackaWanna Railroad.

n. y. n. H. & HARTFORD R r
Ira rs depart frOm Grand Contra! station.
N2d st. ana 4th Ave, as follows for
BOSTON. Via New London & PrOv.-4fs 90.
It 1000. Il 1902 A. NJ. e loo
q i:01. * 500. II 500. 81 5:O2
sf12:O0 p. M; ia Willimantic-fFS:0 A.
M 1900 NJ. via Spfd.-f9-I4 A VI
y I12:OO u 400. '14 90 P. Il.
WOr'ster & Fitch, via Putnam. f3;55 P NJ.
Lakeville & NorE-tS 40 A. N. 1851 p. NJ
Ct. Darlington, Stockb-idse. Lenox. PITTS
held-f4;54. ts;49 A NJ and 1881 p. NJ.
Ticket Offices at cGrand Central Station
and c125th ST. also at c245. 1900. C1SS&
3 way. GO Union Square. cis2 Fifth Ava,
c245 Columbus Avs-. c649 Madison Ave-
clos ". f25th ST. 279S Third Ava n
Brooklyn. CT Court st. 479 SOstrand Ava,
$50 q way.
'Daiiy Except Sundays. Sstops at 12Sta
81. xStOps at 18th s. SUNDAYS only,
1ParlOr Ca Limited. Has dining car
cParIoF and Sleeping Car tickets also