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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-23
Had nm Investigation.

s&a fu0 I'm lnVeStlEAtlO ION. Ffa5 AB
When the first bills were prepared
1T was agreed that roads with less
than one hundred miles should be
exempt; but later this provision was
changed to sixty miles. the charge
being made that this way done in
order to make the lower rate effective
on the Asheboro and Aberdeen. the
tlength OF which was about sixty-flye
lmiles.
According to those who made the
|anegatlon. this was done in order 10
punish" HHenryEA, Page, Of that prop
crty, who had offended certain mon
| by hts plainness Of speech This
charge resulted In a Legislative inves-
\ tigation, the object being to- ascertain
\ the source OF this alleged information,
| but the Legislature was disappointed
\ IN that respect, and the inquiry ended
\ ina manner both farccal,and ride
i ulous. !. II showed the temper or the
l body, however, II nothing more. ,5' 4
Wanted Col, Andrews on stand, 4
Much Of the animosity in North Car
\ DINA was aimed personally at Colo !.
incl a. -, Andrews. frst yice-pres!dent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-23

Z " no dtI1cI7 d "a PeCU1IIT ICITCUII !.
stance. however, that the man who had
first introduced the wo-cent passen-
ger rate was the champion OF the
American Tobacco Company. and he
opposed the antitrust bill, which would
have driven the corporation out of
the State, for the reason that 1t would
injure the constituents who had elected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-23
scabonr.l'. Doublc-Denllng.

While the two-cent rate was to go
into effect simultaneously with the
two and one-quarter cent rate In North
Carolina, the Scaboard compiled with
the former statute and ignored the
order Of the Corporation Commission
of Virginia. It happens, therefore,
that the Sea hoard obeys in one State
and refuses to obey In another, which
rather emphasizes the assumption that
the legal questions here and there are
not Identical
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
COOLEY & WEST, Inc.
Aucti0n Sales of Real Estate.

pUBIIC SALE Of valuable Real Estate Thursday.
On the premises hereinafter described Tract
Number One. nearly opposite the Interstate Fair
Grounds the undersigned the under the last
will and testament of the late Louis Klockner. de-
ceased will highest bidder without
the following tracts of land;
No l. The late residence OF the deceased. located
on the Trenton and Hamilton Square macadam road.
east OF Greenwood Cemetery; contains about
No . Adioins No. l the fronts on
Hamilton Avenue, which is now being macadamized.
Contains IS So
These will be offered either or q
a whole to suit purchaser
No g. Contains 20 located directly
Tract No ?: fronting on Hamilton Square macadam
road and Cedar Lane.
No l. Known as the Scott farm: improvements
consist OF farmhouse and outbuildings; contains SO
acres fronting on the Hamilton Square
and corners on the E. c. Hutchinson macadam road.
No .. Is known as the Homestead farm on the
E. C Hutchinson macadam road; contains 7S acres;
large farmhouse and oubuildngs, particularly adapted
as dairy farm trolley crosses OF farm.
No. g. Contains u Z. C. Hutchinson's
~
Some Of these properties admirably situated TO
lay out as building lots, and will make good invest
ment for some they will positively be sold.
Conditions made known day OF sale. ANY infor-
nation be obtained at any time by addressing or
cal Iling on z. c. HUTCHINSON. Executor.
CHARLES l. PATTERSON. Auctioneer
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
I'M THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET

Patrick ]. Gilmartin has bought from Sarah A.
keveny No. 2109 Bathgate ave. two story frame
dwelling house. on a plot q. .4x5o2 2 feet.
Bernard Klingenstein has bought from Meyer +.
Friedman and other persons No. IS Suffolk st. a
I've story tenement house, on q lot 25x10O feet.
John y. Goding has sold No. 5l9 West 1929 st,
three story dwelling house, on lot 2ox1O0 feet for
II. G. Jones. to T. OConnell
" II. Adams has sold No. Is West 106th st. a
five story hathouse. on a lot 25x1OoI1 feet
Max Augner has sold No. 224 East ssth ST.. a five
story fathouse on a plot 32x100S feet
Elizabeth N. Reed has sold No. 2ss West I'D
g.. foup-story and basement dwelling house, on
lot 17x1022
Abraham L spiro has sold through l. J. Phil
Eps Co. 70 Joseph HamershIag the southwest
corner OF Broadway and 135th St. plot 150x100.
Samuel T. Carter has sold No. 80 West sd St
E four-story and basement dwelling, on lot 2Ox
@2
!. J. Plumner has sold for Annie E. Taylor No
40 West s1st St. a dve-story fat on lot 27x1o0S.
H Weisstock has sold for L. ". Schwenk Nos
"a and 3H East 10th St, tWo-story stable and
taree-story dwelling. on plot 50xl0Nl1.
B. Adler has sold for Irving Judis TO ]. Nochen-
Eohh the siz-story fat the side OF Amster-
cam ave. 6OI0 feet north OF 109th St, 40x1O0.
Charles a. Weber has sold for a client lot &C.
Sronxwood Park, a plot 40x9S. with a two-story
frame house. North Chestnut Drive.
The Teasdale Realty Company has sold the new
t"o-family house. on lot 25xlOS. the north side
ot Gleason avenue, 80 feet west Of Avenue B.
unionport
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS


Liverpool Oct 6-Amerana (Br) New York via Halifax.
Umbria CBrj, New York via Queenstown.
Cherbourg 2. p m--Kaser Wilhelm II (C;erl neuu
Dover, Oct Z. $50 m-Vaderland C3eg). New York
Antwerp.
Montevldeo, Oct domingo de Iarrinaga CBr, New
York via Newport News for Buenos Ayres
Southampton, Oct 1-Orinoco (Br) York for Kings
ton, Colon, etc.
Bremen oct g. a m-Grosser Kurfurst Ger, Nav
York via Plymouth and Cherbourg
Hamburg Oct g. Z m-Deutschand (Cerl New York
Plymouth and Cherbourg; D m, Graf WaIder-
(Ger). New York via Plymouth and Cherbourg
Christiansand. Oct q, II m-Hellig Olav DAM New
York for Copenhagen.
Naples. Oct 2-Germana CFr), New York: 9th n m
Hamburg (Ger), New York via Gibraltar for Cenoa.
Bermuda, Oct 7-Bermudian (Br). New York.
SAILED
Rotterdam Oct 5-Smolensk (Russ) New York
Gibraltar. oct 6-Slavonia (Br). New York. Philadelphia
St Thomas Oct g 10 a m-rrinidad CBr,. New York
Boulogne. Oct g. a ul--Neuw Amsterdam Dutch New
Naples Oct e-Nord America QtaD New York
Southampton. Oct 8. midnight (Ger) New
York.
Cherbourg 5-Phiadelphia New York
Calais. Oct 5-Crown' of Castle CBr). New York
Denia, Sept 3o-Delphine (ItaD, New York.
Barbados. Oct 4-Gunther (Ger). York.
PASSED.
Beaehy Head, Oct Ocean Dutch. New York Ant
Gibraltar Oct 7-Pannonia (Br) New York for Naples
Genoa: LOvstakken (Nor1, Barcelona. etc,
New York; 9th. Laura (Aust). Trieste. etc. for New
Lizard Oct minneapolis (Br) New York for London;
Isle OF Wight. Oct 7-Charois CDutoh). New York fo-
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

Destination and steamers. Close In New York
Japan, Corea China and Philippine ISL
apds (ya Seattle-Tango Maru. -. Oct 10 600 m
Hawaii Japan, Corea CHINA Phil
ippne Islands (va Francscol-
China Oct II. 600 m
Franciseol-MaEiposa ;a....,...-... r. 500 m
Franeisco)- -Manehura ....... Oct 10. 600 m
WesD. Fiji Islands, Samoan Islands
and New Caledonia San Fran
ciscol--CiowanbqTn ...............O Oct 90 800 m
japan. Corea and China Especially ad- wv N
dressed only. (via Seattlel-Trenont Oct 2I 600 m
Japan Corea, China Philippine Isl
ands via Vancouver and victoria +
c).Empress of China go. Oct "a 600 m
via San Erancisco)-United States
Transport Oct 81. 600 m
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, October z, 1907

ARRIVED.
Steamer Hawkes. Bay (Br. Campbell London septern
Arrived at the Bar $50 a m. ~ ~ ~
Steamer Caracas Furst. Porto Cabello September 81
curacao 20 La Guayra 30 and San Juan October 2 TO
BouItcn. Bliss & Dallett with rs mails
Indse. Arrived at the Bar at " -
steamer Queen Olga (Br) Mari, Fiume August IL
Trieste H. Venice "a Katacolo September l Raisnata
and Patras y. 10 Phelps Bros d Co with udse Ar
rived at the Bar 6;30 a m. ~ "
Steamer FL Cid. Baker, Galveston n the
southern Pacific Company. with mdse. Left onaranne
Steamer Panama. sukeforth. Cristobal October / to
mdse. Arrived at the Bar "a a m 9 @
Steamer Thesps (Br). Ferguson Santos September "A
Rio de Janeiro 49, Bahia % and Barbados 30 10 Rus
Jesons with 81 passengers mails and mdse Arrived az
the Bar ~ -
Steamer PONCE Harvey. san Juan September 25
Mayaguez 26 Guanica - and Ponce October / TO The
New York and Porto Rico IS co. with Is passengers
Steamer La Gascogne tFr), Gosselin
IS 10 Compagnie Generate Transatianti1ue with 4i0
cabin and 935 steera3e passengers Arrived az
the Bar $3.50 n m.
Steamer Momus, Boyd. Orleans October 2 10 the
Southern Pacific Company with passengers and mdse.
Steamer City of Macon Lewis, Savannah October A.
20 the Ocean SIS Co. with passengers ndsr I@ft
Quarantine at 635 n.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
THREE LARGE LEASES.
CARGO. GETS MORE SPACE.
Natal Rental InU0IUed in T5Co Con-
tracts Is S75O,OOO.

rhs American Car and Foundry Company leased
yesterday. through John N. Golding, half Of the
tverty-fourth floor of the City Investing Company
T3rilding which is being built CortIandt St and
broadway It leased last year. through Mr. Goding.
che entire twenty-third floor Of the same building
the total yearly rental Of the two leases is SIS o0o
AS the term of each lease is ten years. the aggre-
Fate rental for the combined terms is $4,000.
Mr. Ciolding has also sublet for the Chicago Rock
7sIsnd &. Pacific Railroad almost the entire tenth
aoor Of the Empire Building, No. Il Broadway. to
she Adams Express Company. He has also leased
for Charles T. Barney No. 12o West 18th st: for
" z Howard store, No. 792 9Th ave.; for Simon
Frankel the third floor IN the Howard Building AT
9Th ST. and 9Th ave. TO NJ. wineburgh & Co.; for
Mrs Mabel A. Downing No. SO West 4Sth St to
Robert Mather and for William NJ Fliess. tr, No.
"a West 57th St, 10 Mrs r. A Whittier for a term
Of years.
Special reports to Bradstreet's from ffty-nine
American cities boroughs show a total esti
mated expenditure for building in September of
her year ago and $50 %, 600 in August 1907
from September last year and of 124 per cent
from the August total. In all. thirty-four cities
show increases. while twenty-five cities or bor-
oughs show decreases. Much more than the en-
tire decrease from September q year ago IS how
ever accounted for by the decrease in the various
boroughs Of the greater New York. Thus. the net
decrease al all cities from September a year ago
is oo0 while the decrease in the greater New
York Qargely in Manhattan Borough Is s.. .769 600
Therefore il this city. which contributes almost
third Of the coUntry's expenditure is excluded a
gain Of SSISi.Ooo. 15 per cent, is found in the
rest OF the country.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

1 ~ the Real Estate Exchange salesroons yester-
- 'oseph T. Day sold the block front on the
TO- sue oI leoth street <oetween Third and Full
ION aves. l76x3S7x irregular. "a Ere5ericI W L.
g S- SI''V''- On the parcel are a brewery. a stable
- tenement house, with stores The property
S"ia IN foreclosure action brought by the
11.nisfant Industrial Savings Bank against Lena
80 Ine amount due about $50 900. AT the
eyr - " .llLain Kennedy 1r.. the three story brick
tyhsgegue Nos 5s and 60 Rivington ST 42,So feet
to October a. 1"'e was aoJourhed
80. Day VIII offer for sale to-day in the auction
., ". vacant plot. 75zloO feet on the west side
rspvsss ' '' iS4-s Feet north Of Home ST. No 2I53
s,a-- leet End No. 100 TO 2os Brook ave. Ave ,,,
D''cK nAthoussa, with stores 2ooaloo feet
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
REALTY NOTES

Leon S Altmayer has leased for a client TO the
iouhg Peoples Association OF the Madison Avenue
1e'hookt Episcopal Church the store in the build
ing No 2cS East seth ST. The same will be used
'0r church Settlement purposes
Ceionel Il S. Clement. for many years proprietor
SLo manager Of Congress Hall. at Saratoga of the
--noau' in St. Louis and Of the Lakewood at
-4e"ood, y ], is the president of a new com
- E''s mat has leased the Hotel Marseille at lO3d
81 and Broadway
barry & Co have leased for the Macy estate a
o1Ioing at the northwest corner OF 43d ST. and 9Th
ave- Tor a term Of ten years
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

A LADY offers room and board in hel
apartment 10 one or two persons; refer
enees. Williams. 226 West 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
sALEs o. SUBURBAN PARcELs.

8 !. Taylor has sold for the Metropolitan and
Suburban Realty Company tract Of 16-3 acres
fronting OF the Tarrytown Road White
Plains The buyer will improve the property.
G. Freedman has bought from T F. Mooney
two cottages. on a plot 75xs7.6 feet. the south
side Of sunmerheld ave. 100 feet west OF the
Boulevard. Arverne. Long Island
Charles 4. Weber has sold for client 10 Philip
Herschovsky the plot, 3sxS5 feet, the east side
Of Loral Place $50 feet north OF Glenn Road Wake
field Park. Yonkers. The buyer will improve the
property.
n. Weisstock has sold 10 a client for occupancy
improved tract of four Summit. ". J.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

466 PARK AVE, between 5Tth and bsth
sts-Parlor floor. suitable physician or
dentist: bachelor apartment and other
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that Of the debtor the second
that OF the creditor and date when judgment was
fled:
Lr1nore. Percy RI Dillon ct all July s. 1905 SOC IS
1897 .e.....'.>. 182 s5
MCGOWAN, John Park Tilford: II, 1907 2S TO
1907 .,........-.... .,.-4..'.. 1871
Sokoll, Samuel Loewentha March H. 1907. 922 81
Sykes Thomas " Surhrug. January IL. 1903. 81 IS
Van Arthur. NJ. and Lester F Albo-Firestone
Tire and Rubber Company: May Is .... O4s 81
Altheimer. Max. Leopold Spier and Sivian Gug-
Eenheimer-B LoweNstein September -. 1907
ber Il. 1907 100 30
Oh Company: sePember H. is57 lI5 %
ct al; January S. 1897 2oi As
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Lucanla was reported 877 miles east Of Sandy
Hook Lightshlp a. N. yesterday She is expected
% at S a m. to-day.
The Potsdam reported Sasconset yesterday at a m
when $50 South Shoals Light
ship she Is expected dock about a to-day.
The Kro1prinzessin CeCie. which reported 10 cape
yesterday. when $50 miles southeast OF there at
1880 m IS expected 10 dock about IO a m Wednes-
DAY.
The Aoltke communicated with Cape Race. y Y. yes
terday. when 200 miles south OF there. at II 30 a. m
VIII probably dock about 6 p. n. tomorrow
Teutonlc in communication with Cape Race
y F. 200 miles east at s35 yesterday morning.
expected reach her dock about 730 a. m Thurs
The Iveruia communicated with the Mhrconi station at
Cane Race \ F. yesterday at II 40 IN the morning.
Her distance not given
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
HOTEL AsToR TO BE ENLARGED

Work will soon be begun It said yesterday.
20 enlarge the Hotel Astor. which occupies the
westerly block front from 44th 45tn St. 20x160
feet According 70 the report the hotel is TO have
an addition fronting 100 feet in each street so
that the depth Of the hotel will be $50 feet instead
q 80 feet The addition Will cost about S,5000o0.
Clinton 6, Russell have drawn It IS said, the plans
the annex.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

Steamer Ocmugee Mason Brunswick Ga October Z
20 the brunswick SIS Co with lumber. Left Quarantine
Gas a m
Steamer CuyahoRa CBr) Dyer. Manchester September
m. ~ ~ 1900
steamer (Ger) Huger Bocas Del Toro septen-
Der p. Colon D. Marta October and Inagua 8 10
the Hamburg American Line with passengers and dse
Arrived at the Bar 2 m
steamer Promeheus Ger, ThOlen Rotterdam Septeul-
Bar II 40 q m - $3.50
Steamer iceland CBr. Broomhead. Antwerp September
- and Dover %. to the Line, 3I2
and 1S25 steerage passengers mails and
at the Bar at 800 p m.
Sandy Hook n J. Z D n-WInd southu,est
fresh: cloudy
SAILED.
Steamers Deutschland Ger tanHD Copenhagen. etc:
Cassel Ger, Baltimore; Ben (Br) PHILADELPHIA;
Monroe, Norfolk and Newport News
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
Buildings, Stores
AND LOFTS TO LET
ON DOWNTOWN STREETS
RULAND s. WHITING CO.,
BEEKMAN ST.
FAILURE OF SHOE MANUFACTURER.

Boston. Oct. 7-Joseph Dickinson. a shoe manu-
facturer of Lynn, to-day filed voluntary petition
In bankruptcy. with liabilities amounting to $2l4
6l4 and Of $22699 The chief liabilities are
on accommodation papers for p. Lennox x Co.,
now in the hands of a receiver. amounting to
S5S,+2. II is understood that the holders of the
paper are Lee Hgginson & Co. of this city. the
National City Bank Of Lynn and the Eliot Ma
tional Bank Of Boston
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

Hememberl One chance to register for the
coming election has gone. The second chance is
to-day-between q. m and 10 o. m. Do not
neglect i'll II may be your last chance The
books will also be open Saturday and Mon
cay But sickness or business out of town may
make It impossible to register then. Do it to-
day!
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
STORAGE NOTICES.

NEW YORK. Oct. l. 19O7.-To r. L Rus
sell. Mrs. K. Welke. Louis Aiberterry,
Charles +. Foreman. George Hudson, Ed
ward White, Mrs. F. Weaver. Hurst Auto
matte Switch Company, Mary Epps, Augusta
LauQuest, By Columbia Transfer Company;
Mrs. J. F'aTriN. Patrick Lee Mrs :. Nor
gan. Mrs a. o. Pell, Mrs. Harry Stanley,
J. s Williams. Mrs Hattie Smith. Mrs. Y
Williams Mary Grant. Miss f. Elliott
". II. BuEas. Mrs. Rosa Williams. Mrs
@. jacques. Charles Levine. Mrs. Hlla
simpson a. L. Brown. Miss Mary No
riarity. ". II. PattIllo. Mrs Mary Ward.
Mrs. Carrie Ford s Roman. Robert 8
Davis. {. Van Wolff Mrs. Helen Christian,
Lucy p Ransom. Mrs. Katie HuEel Mrs.
Nicholas Murphy. Gertrude ASken. Mrs.
Z. Thompson. Mrs Susie Thompson. u.
Mountain. Emma Kroons. Mrs. loretta
Brown. w. {. Walker. Joseph Kennedy.
John Forger. Mrs. J. Patterson. c. J. De
lavalle. Ellen Gallego: Mrs F Robinson.
William yN,a,i NC, Cray; " Earn Ia.ne't Wiiiam
Walsh Helen Blye. Frances MacFarland.
Miss Julia .. SChefrer. Mrs. Walter Mac
Grrgor. Mr. and Mrs. William Brewster;
You and each % you are hereby notified
that the time for payment Of my lien
having expired. after due notice thereof
had been given YOU. 1 will cause such
property. 10 wit household goods. personal
effects and merchandise. stored by you or
Warehouses, 10 be sold az public auction
according 20 the statute IN such cases
made and provided. at my warehouses. 81
and 3lS West 4lst st, New York City. on
and ~ the sale thereof IS not completed on
the said date the sale Will be continued at
the same place on Monday. October IS,
1907. and Friday. November 8 and Il. 1907,
completed. Guaranty Storage Warehouses.
John ! Webb. proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises sos sun 5:93 637 Moons age
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandv Hook 500 Gov Island sos Hell Gate 9:5s
P.M.-sandy Hook $40 Gov. Island sl90 He'll Gate lo1E
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
TWO DEALS IN JEROME AVE. SECTION.

James l. Libby has sold for Frank NJ Ryan
through B. Il. Werker, jr.. three story dwelling
house, on lot 22.6x70 feet, at the northwest cor
ner Of 1g4th ST. and Walton ave; also sold for
Henry E. Hall to Mrs Burk three story dwell
ing house, on a lot 25x70 feet. the north side
q 18Th St. 100 feet east of Jerome ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

Republicans! IL Is your duty TO register and
vote You may register to-day between a. m.
and 10 .. m. Don't put il off! Not only register
yourself but take some proorastinating friends
with you.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
SELL HALF INTEREST IN s4TH ST. SITE.

B Crystal & Son have sold half interest IN the
five story building Nos q and q West sfth St.
BzaoO feet TO Moses Crystal Albert B. Ashforth
has been appointed agent for the building.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

20 you want 10 have voics in the selection
republican candidate for President? You
ea""0t vote at the Presidential primaries in the
eF,.ns unless you register and enroll as a Re-
rND''Sah fnis fall. Register! Register o-dayl
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
I95 Broadway
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and pool ta-
oles; high grade bowling alley builders;
lowest prices. Marx Bros. "a Union SQuarA
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
Bankers and Brokers.
Tobey & Kirk will buy or sell
HUDSON RIVER TELEp. STOCK.
Notice of Summons.

OtlCe OF OUnlmOnS.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK
~ County-Archibald c. Shenstone Plaintiff. against
Lucy Bocquet and Henry T. Jarrett Defendants SUM
mons. To the above named Defendants-You are
hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint in this
action. and copy of your answer on the
plaintiffs attorneys within twenty days after the
vice. and In of your failure to appear, answer
Judgment taken against by for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated. September 4th. 1907.
SHENSTONE & HARDING,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Office and Post Once Address. No 40 Pine Street.
Borough Of Manhattan. New York City, n: Y.
To the Defendant, Lucy Bocquet: The foregoing
Summons is served upon you by publication pursuant
to order of Hon -, one of the Justices Of the
Supreme of the State of York dated
7th. 1907. and filed with copy Of the Summons and
Complaint IN the office of the Clerk Of the County
OF New York. in the County Court House in said
the 7th day of October 1907, the original
Summons and Complaint having been filed In said
once the 9th day of September. 1907.
Dated, New York, October 7th. 1907.
SHENSTONE & HARDING.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. !
ONCE and Post Office Address: No. 40 Pine Streets
Borough of Manhattan, New York City, New York,
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
ANTIQUES.

COLONIAL gold. gilt and mahogany mir
rOrs OF every variety: picture frames 70
order; regilding: factory prices; work guar
anteed. SchOen. 145 East 22l 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
ruRNIsHEp ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Single insertions 3 cents per line. Six
teen words. seven times consecutiVely. 81.
which entities advertiser TO have rooms
entered for "A period OF fourteen days In
The Tribuns's Directory OF Desirable
Rooms. Write for circular.
Full Information concerning these rooms
may be had, free OF charge. at the Uptown
ONCE OF The New-York Tribune 1854
Broadway. between 36th and 87th sta
2lST ST, 8 WEST.-Pleasant double and
single rooms. sunny. comfortable; also
suites. studio; reasonable.
% WEST 45TH ST-ElegantIy furnished
two room suites. private baths, second
floor; reasonable.
6STH ST, 10 T.-Exceptionally desir-
able rooms for gentlemen; private tiled
baths; breakfast optional; references
10TH ST. 144 WEST.-Parlor suit; also
cosey housekeeping suite: ono single; IS so
up; Il" subway. Read.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. 1864 Broadway. between seth
and 37th SITS. until 9 O'Clock p. m. Ad-
vertisements received at the following
branch Offices at regular Office rates until
o'clock p. m. viz; 264 sth ave. s G.
cor 23d ST.: 1888 9th ave. cor. 18th st
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

WANTED-Bright. active young man. IS
% 20 years old. 20 lay out orders for our
publications, permanent position for suit
able party. I ! CTowell & Co, publishers.
%2S West Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
BUSINESS CHANCES.

s25. 600 CAPITAL WANTED. and buys one
third interest patented burglar proor.
nothing In the market lilSt this invention;
largo contracts now on hand: full particu-
lars and model at our office Mcdonald
Virgins Co, 257 Broadway.
81. 900 BUYS delicatessen store; established.
location Brooklyn; doing business Si50
weekly; good reasons for selling; full par
ticulars. Apply McDonald-wiggins Co, e57
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
Female

CFIAMBERMAIDS cooks. second cooks,
kitChenmaids. Chambermaids and wait
resses. French maids nurses. buffers. sec
ond men. useful men. immediately Mrs
DickinsOn's Cooperative Bureau. S31 Mad
iSOn ave.
COOK and LAUNDRESS: competent girl;
American family; five adults. Call be-
fore 1880 Miss Bennett Cromwell Apart
ments, col West i3Tth Sc.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
HELP WANTED.
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ADVERTISING cANvAssER-wANT
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vASSERS ON THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
LIBERAL COMMISSION. REFERENCES
REQUIRED CALL OF ADDRESS BUSL-
NESS OFFICE. TRIBUNE BUILDING.