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concluded tia! lie acme Of convent
ence III transportation had been
reached.
Next to the president Of the rail
road the most important functional
rics were the engineer and conductor.
1t was question whether or not the
head of the line was considered sub
sidiary official in popular estimation
to the men who ran the train; but
Robert Fogg, who pulled the throttle:
and John Wolf, who collected fares,
won the Difference Of the public be-
cause Of their high and responsible
duties.
Fogg, an Englishman, had all the
tenacity Of opinion Of his race; Wolf,
an American, had the ingenuity Of
the Yankee, and seeing the need Of
some method by which he could COM
municate with the engineer, devised
a scheme of running q: cord through
the cars to the locomotive. AS the en-
CINE was a wood burner, Wolf fas-
tened one end of the cord to a log,
which was placed on the engineers
seat and was pulled to the flooR when
the conductor desired to signal for
stop.
Fogg resented what he considered
an interference with his rights on
the platform Of theI locomotive, and
on the first run out with the new de-
vice paid no heed to the displacement
of the log from the seat when the
conductor desired to take on pas
senger from a farm near Gray's Fer
ry, but sped on over the bridge and
did not deign to bring lis engine to
stop until Blue Bell station, on the
,outh side of the Schuy1kill, had been
reached. Then he demanded to know
Of Wolf why he had been jerking that
log all about the locomotive.
Wolf hotly declared that he had
signalled to stop, but Fogg retorted
that he would stop when and where
le pleased, and that, too; without any
reference to orders from the conduc-
or, whom he did not regard as his
.,perior in the management: Of the
ain. The alteration. grew { very
.eated, and Wolf invited the engi-
leer from his cab to settle the mat
;er, and the challenge was quickly
accepted.
Passengers and group Of men
Who had gathered at the station to
zee the train come in formed ring
obout the combatants, but the fight
lid not last long, as Wolf proved by
:ar the superior artist with his fists,
ind with a few blows made it almost
impossible for the engineer to see
sufficiently to complete his run; but
Fogg admitted that he had7IbeeH fair
" BEATEN. and the supremacy sof the
conductor on a railroad train was set
tied. ~"
As the log signal was crude aAd. in
effective, Wolf devised the use Of a
bell on the locomotive, and this meth
cd was soon adopted by all Of the
American railroads. Then a code Of
signals was adopted, and these re-
main practically to this day. The on
ly change in the bell cord IS that by
use of the air from the brake systam
a whistle has superseded the bell IN
the locomotive cab. -.-.,-.
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Barbecue.

We, the undersigned, will give a
first class barbecue in the Jones
Grove. in front Of the residence of
R. G. Maybin, on Saturday, Septem-
Der 9TH. Everybody is respectfully
invited and good dinner is guaran-
teed to all. Messrs. Kibler & Half
acre will do the cooking. and you
know this means a good dinner.
Dinner: Ladies IS cents, gentlemen
40 cents.
D. E. Halfacre..
R. G. Maybin.
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TEACHER WANTED.

The teacher for Johnstone Aca-
denny having resigned another elec-
ton will be held at the school house
on Friday, Goth September, at 8
o o'clock. School will be run seven
MONTHS Salary $40 per month. Lady
teacher wanted.
=. J: B. Halfacre,
G. MeD. Sigh,
W. F. Stone,
Trustees.
.Newberrv, R. F. D. No. 5.
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TEACHER WANTED.

For the Maybinton school. One who
can teach music preferred. Salary
$50 per mont::.. School to run 6 or Z
months Or erhaps longer. Those
wishing to apply for the school will
please send thc; application to the
undersigned trustees. .>.'
". ;. Whitney, clerk:
B. II. Maybin.
J. L. Thomas,
Rlairs, R.'F. D. No. l.
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WANTED
OLD PIANOS AND ORGANS

for which we will allow the highest
prices towards now Instruments. No
Club rates to offer, but We Pledge
better Instruments fer +he same OF
less money. than those at club rate
offers.
Write MaloYes Music House, Co.
lumbia, S. c., Tor spec1a! prices and
terms.
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FnRF TO women for collecting
hRR names and selling our novel
1tl6A ties, we give Big Prs.a;n.as.
Send your name to-day for our new plan
Of Big Profits with little work. Write
to-day. Address c. T. MOSE1EY Pre-
MUM department, 32 E. 2ad Street,
New York. City. =
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CHARLESTON & WESTERN CAR.
OINA RY.

Schedule in effect June eth, 1907.
Lv. Newbery(C N & L. 12:46 p. m.
Ar. Laurens 1:52 p. m.
'Lv. Laurens &C. & ". C.) 2:15 p. m.
Ar. Greenville $40 p. m.
Lv. Laurens 1853 p. m.
Ar. Spartanburg $3.50 p. m.
Lv. Srartanburg (So. Ry.) $40 p. m.
Ar. Hendersonville 6:25 p. m.
Ar. Asheville 7:30 p. m.
Lv. Laurens &C. & W. CO. 200 p. m.
Ar. Greenwood 2:5H p. m.
Ar. Mccormick 1855 p. m.
Ar, Augusta $40 p. m.
Pullman Chair Cars between At,-
gusta, Laurens and Asheville, tri-
weekly. Leave Augusta Tuesdays,
Thursday and Saturdays ;leave Ashe-
vile Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days. ..
Note: The above arrivals and de-
partures, as well as connections with
other companies, are given as infor-
nation, and are not guaranteed.
Ernest Williams,
Cen. Pass. Agt.,
Augusta, Ga.
Geo. T. Bryan,
Greenville, S. {.
Gen. Agt.,
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CHEAP RATES

Via Southern Railway. Jamestown
Ter-Centennial Exposition, Norfolk:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-06

Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
Schedules Of passenger trains III
and out Of the Union Station, New
berry, S. C.. -.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
BIG SIXTH AVE. DEAL.
PLOT LEASED
Schicfclin s Co. to Build IN Pearl
Street.

A fair number of important realty deals re-
ported yesterday. a 10000 9Th ave lease was the
principal news of the private sales budget of the
day. Another important transaction was the pur-
chase of a downtown plot by Schieffelin & Co.,
wholesale druggists. Contracts were also signed
yesterday for the purchase of a block at Long
Beach on which big bathing pavilion will be
erected. In the auction rooms there was one big
foreclosure sale.
s Osgood Pell & Co. were the brokers in the 6th
ave lease They leased for the Schachtel estate
Nos. 259 and 26l 9Th for a long term OF years
at an aggregate rental of about 10000 The ten
ants will occupy the entire upper floors for the
manufacture and sale Of moving pictures and their
machines in all its branches They will sublet the
ground floor. Owing 10 the agitation against the
moving picture theatres, the lessees We're Of the
opinion last week that a New York office would
PROBABLY not be a paying venture AS the agita-
ton seems TO have subsided. they were willing to
lease this property
Schiefen & Co bought the plot s9.3x9S9 feet at
the southeast corner of Pearl and Peck Slip.
The frm Will erect the site a large building for
its own use On one OF the old buildings the plot
IS a tablet placed there in 1904 by the Society Of
Mayfower Descendants recording the fact that
Isaac Aerton, one Of the Ma ylowers passengers.
lived the premises after his removal 10 New
Amsterdam. This tablet will he preserved on tie
front Of the building.
The eight story brick Office building No. 81 and %
Wal St a plot 81 3X404X Irregular. was sold yes
terday in foreclosure proceedings by John NJ
Thompson & Co. auctioneers, the Real Estate
Exchange Salesroom. Nos. II and Is Vesey ST. for
$326 42. II bought by the Cedar Street Com
pany the plaintiff in the action. The Jauncey Com
The amount due was SS7s Is, plus Sl2.23 for taxes
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25

Rotterdam. June 22-Korea (Russ,, Libau-
Bremen. June 2rnsser Kurfirst 0ieTl. New York via
Plymouth and Cherbourg-
Bristol. June 2}-WelIs CITY tBrj. New York.
Chrtstansand. % 10 o nc + 'Tetg@n DAM New
York for Copenhagen.
Cadiz. 24-OsceOa tBr Genoa. for New York
Buenos Ayres June 22-Telesfora SPAN New York via
MontevideO.
Sydney. 5 W. June 21-KaIomo OBJ, Nav York via 81
Vincent. Fremantle. Adelaide Melbourne.
SAILED.
stettin, June 21-Burgernester Petersen Ger. New
Shields. June 21-ElIse Marie Ger New York
Hamburg June %. m-Batava GER, New York.
Bremen: June -. n'-Main (GeD New York and
Antwerp. June 22-American oDutch, New York
Para, June % Basil tBrt, New York
PASSED.
sagrss June 23-Nord America GtaD. New York FOR
Beach Head. June 24-New York Dutch tank. New
York for Rotterdam.
punael Head. June 23-standard Ger. New York for
Sw!uemu-de
Ponta Ferraria 24-Prins WiIenl III Dutch New
York Via Pott-a Prince. Curacao. Paramarbo. etc,
for AUstsrdan
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
BATHING PAVILION TO COST s1oo nm

CIarehce D. Dawson. a builder Of Rockville Contre
purchased block No. 10 fronting on the boarIuaIt -
S1os od eaSn; Long Island He viii on the block
9ioOVoO bathing pavilion reinforced concrete tth
Vile Centre ' ~ FRANK of ROCK
ms oatning pavilion viii adjoin the site on which a
~ loar motel is 10 be erected Jason waters OF
t'Ilso fiotei Atlantic City The Architectural work
~ e bathng pavilion will in every way conform, "a, ~
ma ot me hotel II will be equipped with all nm 70 dats
aia used IN bathing paviliOns, including hot and
ealt ana fresh shower baths and fresh water
.hcTete noors and all the latest sanitary ar
easements II VIII have for , nersons -
ne pot extends from National Boulevard 10 Mappo,,,
Su, hiu ana from Broadway he boardwalk 7
measures 660x1O0 Work on this ba him 10 a,',a
pesun az once and contracts will cali for n 20 bs
feady the latter part next spring ~ " ~ w
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York. Monday. June a. 1907

s. @ SarS5 4@na 3@ lnt Si' IN 5'P.a p.a. June fra and
~, steamer i2ser ,er GereI Por, Antonio Jun. 10 .,
Ar-lssi a. Fa % % IN cabin passengers and mdse
Ssa'rr IHa Bennett Maracabo June X and Curacao
r,Us ma r,t, h!s, hai"it with cabin passengers
Steamer jamestown. catherine N6yfIif a ", ,h o,,
S,rhtfip 90. With passengers and udse Iefi
,e5s s'e's iaa. a5'2a e e ss q t;lsss qlsss & ?
rived AZ the Bar a a ma '' WI" 'Fuit Ar
,s s'Sansr 5, 1s 2No Brcsss Nipe Bay Jun. 10 to
n, ' ~ iI''tNra Co. with fruit Arrived at the Bar
Steamer amer Porte Rt-o pcano Baltimore to H C Foster
s''amer Ka'ahdiu queen 'i~orseiova $ c } 4sv, 70
- 1r,iT ar' @1st @ - r"h"r co. with lumber IefS
steamer Delaware French Philadelphia - -. ~74o
Sse~ssp co. VITA mdse Passed in onranna n ans SSae
steamer cry o, Macon Lewis. Savannah ,,,. >, .,
re .'can IS - with passengers and m3se LEFT Quar-
,,s S'gsn''r - cgba1e CUBAN Baker Mannzas June /.
Win ade ATfieea a, ' he al7 at 10 . to " MunsOn
steamer Fl Rio. Parker. Galveston juno IS >, m,
southern Pacific 90. wt;h mdsc Quarantine a.,
s'eaner e Nieqv Amsterdam Dutch Bon,er Rotterdam,
rived ar IN" Rar II 10 n m ~
a'1aIlen ~ 10 " u Munson. With sugar Arrived az
oria June and 50 Lucia tho John c searer O.
with eorce Arrived ~ the Bar ~ 1890
90 to the Ne, YORK and Cnbe ya1 ~ - ana Matan &
pnEs"nF@rs and rdse Arrived ~ The Rar AT a N.
Key 10 tho MALLORY IS GO with rassanrars az
mds" Left Quarantine A. lo.35 NJ
Southern raCir, 80. with passengers and mdse Left
Quarantir" ~ 1o;4" N.
tho Atlantic Win rassenFerS ard rY4.e
S"e ancho"d three miles % Sandy IIShtship
stcan,-r Norman osvedr Anderson Nine to " n
Mm1'on. with sugar Anchored IN Sandy Hook Ray at
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY

oo feese d Gilman have for Mrs Alice Miller NJ
os est 'eth St five story American basement 5,,s
ii's mousse on lot l6N022 feet client for occupanc,,
Ihofnas Mc'IoWn has sold No sol West End sye
uf HIory basement dwelling house on Io 20 1rx1no
'e.'' al tne northwest corner Of i04th 81
Il NJ Smith has sold No las Wet oatb @. 49,.
st9IN d"sihng house l5xsl feet - - '00
FRANK c. Kip e. have sold 10 .h-,,, D., ~.
"7Z 50 ave. three story building on lot o1xsa fao,
Soht itneln mas sold No. 336 124th 81 three
S'IIs T"elilhg house on lot 1SxlO0 II feet " "
JOSEF Pietser has sold 10 Henry Marks and ca.,o- -
ile SIX story tenement house No 1872 10 las Avsn = ~
lot 76XS3 feet. 90 =" 100 Avenue {, on
Loeo Kaufman have sold for Christian saIm % N,-
I'm Gollubier No 1883 Vyse ave TWO Sanau ;,
dwelling house on lot 20xlO0 feet ''' o't-A
100 Zee, M Keai'y Company has the plot I2sx
Nereid ''' - Ieet south OF
l. Isober has bought from Frank j. MIbIfeld for ,,r
on lot 25xl00 feet wv 'aiiiiy mousse
%nser Z" c!ausen have sold for Mr. Roach the new
st and Perry S' c'rreI Oh Zooth
Charles A. Weber has sold FOR a A. ~, -
Stook ave four story tenement house win s,oras 80
-'Al'o feet 10 Mir Hoffman,. also the Ave stor.
Iiatnouse or the west side ST Anns ave ahon 1oo
sou,h OF Westchester ave- a Mrs Menkhon aiso
~ conjunction with Smith Phelps the plot 1oorITi
renter ave. Wakefield - eaS' Vi Gar
Enrico v Pescia Co. incorporated have re.ola -
22o7 I'd s' "''H stores NO.
smith Phelps and Charles A. V .ber have sold 20
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Liverpool June 23-Vtctoran tBr>. New Yorl.
Rotterdam. June 21-EXcelsior tGeU. New York: 2od
Estonia dam. New York
Havre. juno %. m-Hudson CFU. New Trrk
Plymouth. June "a 1890 m-KronHrlnz Wilhelm Ger.
New York CherbourE and Bremen
81 Thomas. June p a m-Trindad CBr), New York
for - CToiN.
Bremen. June %, l m-Barharossa Ger. New York
via Plymouth Cherbourg
Barcelona. June l7-Antono Lopez Span New York
Via Cadiz Tor Genoa.
Naples. June 20-Laura tAusu. New York for Trieste
23d. m. Hamburg GER. New York via Gbrtltar
Genoa
London. June 24-Minnehnha ,Brl, Now York.
sydney. \ w June 22-Iargo Low tBr. New York Via
& Y. Melbourne
Brisbane. June 23Hnwkes Bay tBr> New York via Ere
mantle. Adelaide.
Dover, "a, go m-Finand New York for Ant
werp.
Glasgow, June 28-Caledonia CBD. New York via Mo-
Vile
Liban June 22-Moskva Russ New York via Rotter-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
FIRE ON PASSENGER EXPRESS.
Lackawanna Trainmen Form Bucket Brigade
and Extinguish Flames.

Binghamton. y. Y. June 24-Whre running Mt
high Of speed between New Milford and AL
word Saturday afternoon the discovery was
made that passenger train No 3 on the Delaware.
Lackawanna & Western Railroad. which leaves
New York AT % m. arriving In this city 3 10
! m, fire.
The discovery made by Donald Miller. Of
this city Tho flames were cnused by n spark lodg-
ing in the leather lining Of n coach. The train
stopped. and the trainmen. organizing a
bucket brigada. extinGuIshed the flames with small
quickly GuelleG
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25

Austin, Texas June A-Dr. W H Br,lmby
State Health Officer, said last night that within q
few days he would issue proclamation and begin
a rigid quarantine against all persons afflicted with
tuberculosis other diseases in an acute degree
In doing this he places tuberculosis In the cate
CORY with yellow fever and smallpox. DIR. Brunbv
has just returned from trip Of investigation 10
points in Southwest Texas, where. he SAYS he
found many healthseekers who had Just entered the
state suffering from tuberculosis
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
THE EMMERsoN LIBEL SUIT.

Fredericton, X. B.. June A-Leave 70 appeal
from his decision against the Crown to the full
bench of the Supreme Court was denied by Judge
Landry to-day nthe criminal libel suit of Henry
r. Emn1ersOn former Canadian Minister Of Rail-
ways. against ]. H. Crockett. editor OF The Fred
ericton Cleaner" The defence last week filed a
plea of justification, and Judge Landry overruled
the Crowns demurrer 10 that plea. Crown counsel
then asked for permission 10 appeal 10 the full
bench of the Supreme Court from this decision
Judge Landry refused the desired leave. He be
leved, he said that the next term Of court could
properly be asked 70 rescnd his order.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
PUBLISH JAMESTOWN DELINQUENTs
About One Thousand Subscribers to Exposi-
ton Bonds Have Not Paid Up.

Norfolk Va June 24.-The jamestown exposition
management to-day began the publication Of the
names Of all delinquent subscribers 10 It's common
and nreferred stock the list being advertised for
sale on July % The list comprises about one
thousand names, most of whom are subscribers to
only one or two shares. on which they have paid
all assessments TO date The large number Of
subscriptions this stock indicates the widespread
interest in the exposition movement at the time IL
was launched. The company has delayed this means
OF enforcing collection in the hope that II would
not be necessary to resort to Il.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
WEDNESDAY. JUNE %.
THCRsDAY. IuNE q.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

I7J-DAI
Vessel
Line Mail closes sails
1aTanhense Para, Rooth- II 90 300 p m
Princess Alice. bremen. g Lloyd. 1000 a IN
Apache. Jacksonrile. Clvde-..---.-... 300
Concho. Galveston mallory --.---. 1900
Kansas city. savannah. savannah. 300
WEDNESDAY,. JUNE 26
Teutonic Southampton. White star. a m 1000 m
GrRcia, Inagua Hapb-Amcr. II n m m
Turks Island. Clyde IN m
Potsdam. Rotterdam. Holland Amer. a m
Proteus. New Orleans. SO Pac..-.....
Colorado Hun. Wilson. ...........
TIL RsDAY. JUNE 27
Deutschland. Hamburg. Hamb-Am... 2:3o 500 a m
La Savoie. Havre French ZOO 10 90 a m
Advance Colon. Panama IL 30 500 m
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
G. w. MUNRo's INTEREST I'M SITE 50, n

"A SheTlfts sale Of all right. title etc which g "
munro had IN the premises No is East 18th st four
80 80 pLiidhg on lot l7xlo22 feet april or since
aS soid yesterday by Joseph Day the Real Estate
TAcHahse Saiesrooms TO L. T. Slocvch for $500
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
BUYS LARGE WEST SIDE plot

fT san a. 9aSeai Son and Samuel H. have sold
-oi adiHue Mandel TO Jacob Axelrod the p5t a. tba
northwest corner Of Morningsde ave west and I1stb
- Fohting lol1 feet in the avenue by $50 feet in tho
erected f'' "'4ses VIII 10
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
APARrMENT HousE IN A rRAnE

Felix Fittichauer has sold for A Guthman q; Co Nos
80 and Z39 West 97h six story apartment
mouse on plot "0Nl00ll feet. to Mrs
part payment Mrs Herzg gives No l26th st n
four story dwelling house, a lot 20x9g II feet
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
LARGE EAST 14TH ST. DEAL

Charles V. Smith has sold Ottnger Brothers and
and n 5. KoTn 10. lbs East 14th 81, extending to
No l35 East 18th ST TIE parcel has frontage
feet in 18th -. ana y feet 18Th 81
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
MANY BUSINESS LEASES REPORTED

Frederick Fox & Co have leased for T. Deutsoh & CO
10 Hynan, Menowitz g. Co 1900 square space
in Nos 81 and &c East 14th for Fletcher Nc
Cutcheon & Brown $500 square space
lab and li5 West 24th st. Michael Cooper for
term of years also for the FroEident savings Life As
surance Society 5000 feet space 532
534 Broadway A / Robinson son. o Kansas City;
also 5000 square space University Place
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
NEW YORK BUYS BUILDING STEEL.
Orders for More Than ten Thousand Tons
Placed in Pittsburg Within Week.
LBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

Pittsburg June 24.-Orders have been received
here within a week for 1900 tons Of structural
iron TO be used IN New York City buildings. one
contract by the American Bridge Com pany Is for
2.iOo for the Jewellers Exchange. In Maiden
Lane The Bradley Contracting Company ordered
zoo tons from tho American Bridge Company. and
c0 tons Of bars from the Carnegie Steel Com
pany. The Carnegie company Will also supply l.C0D
tons of structural iron for school buildings.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
NEW PLANS FOR MAIDEN LANE PROJECT

iIise4 plans were filed yesterday Clinton
rtecs for the twenty story Office building 20
be erected at No Is 10 Maiden Lane and extension
InIoush the block No Is 20 John 81 for Edward
as owner 1t is 10 be GoIdsmiths
ana SlIEeTsnnths Building II leased bv that
corporation for Of years II is TO cos S75o Go
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
GETs slTE ZOE BUSINESS suILpIMe-

George y McAdsm has sold Nos 229 and 23f We
3oth ST old buildings. plot 43Ngs.9 The buy.
is large publishing firm which viii erect on the site
seven story building for its own use.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
KEEP REPORT ON STATE BANKS.
Summary Shows Gain in Aggregate Re
sources for Quarter of S13,7549A.

Albany June 24-Superintendent Keep Of the
State Banking Department tonight gave out his
summary of reports of the 1872 state banks. show
ing their condition the close OF business
June last The reports show gain in the ag
gregate resources Of the banks for the quarter of
S3754 e24 The totals follow
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
TO REMODEL MADISON AVE. CHURCH.

ne Manhattan alterations plans fled yesterday
the paria! renodeling Of the Madison Avenue Presby
erian Church buildings the corner OF MadI-
son ave and T3d 7. Ware & sons are the arcbi-
tects They estimate the the improvements al,
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
TRANsPAclFlc MAILS.

T.bii i5naoR 9n4 M5rgsss 'nd Close IN New York
ag1n RGanGsS21IN 5;9,-N ss To-day. m
via san FranriscoD- United states
transport sherman ..... . ... Tlne 2n r m , -,
Japan, Corea, China PhfIIpI7e " 49, > III
Islands tya Vancouver Virtoria
Il CJ-Empress Of japan ...... .TrIy 4 % -.
hawai- Japan. tnrea. - -' q 80
Philippine Islands C-ia san FrancIecoI
japan org2 Goroo ana china July {. 500 m
'SSed onlyl. tvta SeRttlel-Shnano
japan, Corca. China and phuinnios' ''y = oO' m
Islands tvia Tacoma r,l,
hawaii C!a san Francisco Alameda. Julv 400 ~, ~,
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
m1NrATuRE ALMANAC.

Sunrise - 7s4 Moon Moons age -
HIGH WATER
a AM-sandy Hook 100 Gov. Island III Hell Gate ao4
2 " SANDY Hook % Cos. Island T.3T He'll Gate $50
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25

Esperanza. Havana Ward ........... 900 N, 1o.oo
Celtic, Liverpool White star ......... - " % " III
Indiana. Naples, Lloyd Ital- ''' d III
city Of Macon, savannah, savannah
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25

plot 1ooxl4 feet on the side OF 2s4th ST. 1o5 feet
Of %
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25

E'ARM las acres New Brunswick: all high Unable
IL land, good buildings. F BAYLIS. East sd So.
New York
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25

NOR SALE-At Ossning Westchester County. IS
LEARY. OsSininS. y y.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25

DEAL ESTATE BARGAIN.-Three large lots cor
IL usr Euclid and Caryl Caryl. Yonkers Ny
sacrifice ? F CHRISTOPHER. Vonkers
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
Country Property to Let.

ITO RENT-Fully furnished comfortable nouse.
IL every known Improvement three baths arse a. a.
den fully planted. Jersey COW. family horse
raEes etc shade trees; ?ianoa situated o. onrP =.
hill hve minutes from station goN unSs IsaO
minutes from y Y: responsible party erVr ~
October /: possession at once. GEORGE u. 80
Crawford, y. J.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25

DO Your Eyes Trouble You .
step into SpenceTs. now
at 81 Maiden lane. and
get pair OF pebble eye
glasses, the cool. easy
Kind that never mist. or
Invisible Toric bI-focaIs
for near and distant vision.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25

DUY Direct and = family houses with all I'm
ID provemsnts hardwood trim. etc Owner. JOHN
SON * BERNTSON. Irving Place. Corona. Z.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25

VERY DESIRABLE TRACT. acres; elegant garden
land splendid shade. colonial house. min
trolley r R station: only $500 Inquirs
P O Box 4OT, South So-Nalk. Conn
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25

BOsTOCk ARENA. Coney Island.-Most Fascinating
Exhibition the Island I\DRA. Famous Sacred
ROYAL Elephant Dreamaud Free Bostock Ticket.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
Cnfurnished apartments to Let.

4 INWooD AVE. 1883. near Belmont St. Bronx-st
large rooms; steam heat and improvements a.
nsnt rooms; one block above 1T2d ST
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25

-Brings S mail
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25

MADISON SQUARE ROOF GARDEN Every. Eys. at
"Thf MAID AND TIT MILLIONAIRE" Ra,r or sSins
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25

4 CCEPT any reasonable oner for SO-acrs tract;
y minutes out, Pennsylvania Railroad. ripe for hs
class development. II. HARDESTY Railway, y J