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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-20
OF GEORGIA
 RAILWAY.

arrival and departure of trains Union PaS- senger Station. Montgomery Ala Effacf I've. Sept sth. 1907. 90th Meridian time
 DEPART For Union springs Troy, Andalusia Eufaula. Ozark. Americus Alba ny Columbus, Macon, Savannah ro. hT TIntd AusSsta ss ..., -. .... 4;4spm Eufaula. Fort Gaines, Dawson. Amerieus. Albany. CoI'bus. Macon s.IOau,
 ARRIVE From Savannah. Augusta Macon. Columbus. Albany. AmerIous Ozark. Eufaula, Andalusia, Troy. and Union Springs . l1.1oarn From Macon, Columbus, Albany. Americus. Dawson. Fort oaines' Eufaala, Andalusia, Troy, Union 7t6Enun
 ALL TRAINS DAILY For further Information write or annIv ,o R. c. Brookes c. A, l02 Montronarr st :. S. T. surratt. D. T. A.. Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-20
only One ''BROMO QUINTNE"

That is LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE.
 look for the signature of E. ". Grove Used the World over to Cure a Cold in One iav 25c fri
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-20

Malaria Makes Pale Blood.
 The old Standard iROVES TASTELEss CHILL TONIC, drives out malaria and builds up the system. For grown p.fpie and Children, Soc. adv.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

John r. Davidson has sold for Mrs Adeline Moly-
neaux the three story private dwelling house NO
III Manhattan ave. The buyer will occupy the
premises
Richard Collins and Thomas l. Reynolds & co.
have sold No sos West 10th st, three story dwell
ing house on a lot 16 4x109 feet
Carrie Lehman has sold the Robert. a six story
APARTMENT house Nos. Il and 16 West 10ith ST, on
plot 60x1ea11 feet.
, Janpole & Werner have sold No 3s9 west l'o'h
St. northeast corner of ST. Nicholas ave, hve
story fathouse on plot 50x100 feet.
Irving T. Kempner has bought from Helen NJ
Del Garcia No. 80 East s4th St. five story double
hathouse on lot 26.6x1022 feet. Edgar F. Baker, or
F. r. Wood & Co, negotiated the sale.
J. Clarence Davies has sold for E. D. Coulter
No. 1890 Franklin ave, a two story brick dweihpg
house. plot 32x167 feet.
Herman Ahrens and Henry Lang have sold the
three story brick stable on the east side OF PARK
ave. about $50 feet north OF 10th st, on plot
50x15o feet
Bridget Taggart has sold the plot 26x20o feet with
an l. 29X52 feet n the rear, on the west side OF
Crotona ave, 225 ct north Of 1Slst St
J. Malispin has bought the lot 25xlo9 feet. on the
south side 214t st. $50 feet east of Laconia ave
NJ. y HennDg has sold for Jacob E Bentz
two-famiIy house the north side of 10th ST.
205 feet west of Avenue c. Unionport. Also sold
for Alva Piser lots Nos. 130 and 49, map OF Cebrie
Park.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Blanch & Berkman, manufacturers OF skirts and
clothing, at No. Greene street who assigned on
October 80 to Isadore l.. Pascal. have made set
tement with creditors, and their property was re-
assigned 10 them yesterday.
The following petitions in bankruptcy filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
An involuntary petition against Pauline Marx.
trading the La Mode Waist Company, No. 80
East 20th street, by Charles s Bloch, with claim
SOL. The transfer of the alleged bankrupt 8
stock in trade valued at $1,000, is charged an
of bankruptcy
a voluntary petition by Walter l.. s. LanEerman.
an adjuster of claims. No. 142 West 44th street,
showing debts of 81 500 and assets Of 5000. The
principal creditors Herbert B. Hollingsworth.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Free admission 10 American OF Natural History
Annual meeting Of the Association OF
Presidents Hotel Belmont. ,. m
Meeting the Gotham Club. waldorf-Astora 23o p m
Lecture by Professor Jackson redecessos and Sue
cessors OF Omar hhayyam. columbia In''efs''y
=. n.
Social Reform" cooper Union p.
Dinner Of the ST Nicholas Society Demonicos evening
Dinner Of the New York Club OF Wesleyan University
Hotel Savoy. evening
Free by the Board OF Education. D uWad-
Louis L WILLIAMSON othcr Historical Charac-
tTTs Public school %. No. "a East ss'h street street.
Public school Dotnnlek. Clark ard Broorne streets
lie Seh6ol 5 90 30 $50 East 2on strest wnam
curtis stiles. The Dictionary and rs Use; Public
School 81 Broadway. Academy street and Nermyea
avenue, stephen Pierce Dqggan. Territoral Colonial
oas' avenue and l21th street William Farley How
S fefly S 7?IS and 7s,b streets Gentrai
James Gran, Wilson tecoiscti9Gs @ , Of Iinson ana
streets Leon Dernachy. Kimberley and the Diamond
iosth street. Miss Jennie NJ DAYS, "ls2eLc9; Demo
Gratis vs. wings Nest S'qe N,Knt, hpgl 700 LOUIS tt"oss
:c1ba 81 treatment Of Uncongciolsnss S. such as AIo-
pexy. Painting. sunstToke Commissions in Chiidren
yserical Attaeks and Pq,sqPs: Pei ms Young Mems ,srG
fessor James Walter Crook. ''Labors Part in In
dustry' Public School 2 ie9th street and }I Third
tons Public school : Mash%ia ie. PefEHA' ,1 5ssss
Charles 1. Harrington ''R6n'gen Rays: ReequereI
Publio school Il Fordham avenue, Main street
CT Island John y Barry. Romeo and Juliet !.
Public School 2s Anthony and fremont avenues Miss
School 80 1s3d street. between Beaumont and cam
breleng Albert l. Mershon. ''Distinguished
Names History Public School 81. Jcron"
: avenue. north Of 1s4th street, Mr. r. r. Baufngdrdi
AN Evening with the Stars: Public school 80
c bet Sth and 9th Ftreets. tnonport
q stuart eager, The Life Story Of a Tree
Talk on Current History by Miss Janet f. Richards
,,rier the AUSPICES OF the Society of United
Daughters 1872. Delnlonicos. 1o:45 a M
Meeting of the New York Equal Suffrage League, Hotel
Astor. 4. m
Reception given by the board OF managers OF the Little
Mothers Aid Association. Happy Day House. Nc -"
to q o m
Aunnse meeting Public School s. Madison avenue and
s1st street. afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
NEW STREET SCHEME.
NOT IN ARCADE PLAN.
Mrs. Russell Sage Lends s10o,ooO
on LeringtOn 1UenHe Parcel

In the last few years many plans for lessening
vehic,Ilar congestion Nassau street have been
proposed by real estate experts The one which
appeared to meet with the greatest favor was the
building Of an arcade thoroughfare through the
building the easterly or westerly side OF the
street =. T. @. Gaillard- president of the Nc
Viclar-CiaIlard Realty Company, thinks conditions
in Nassau street would be considerably improved IL
New street extended several blocks further
north 10 Cedar street at least, and TO Liberty
street if possible. He said yesterday ne thought
The cost OF iengthening New street as he proposes
would be about Si.600O00-
BY his plan the two big blocks bounded by
Wall and Cedar sts., Broadway and Nassau st.
would be divided into four blocks, and therefore
the proposed street would bisect the site of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society. I think the
property owners would be willing to bear large
burden Of the expense Of making New street
longer" said Mr.. Gaillard. Il hope this PROPOSE
ton will be seriously considered, as something will
have be done in the future 10 lessen traffic
congestion in Nassau street"
There a weak auction market yesterday for
Bronx lots. Bryan L. Kennedy found buyers for
about nineteen lots the eas1erly side of Austin
Place. Between 144th and 147th He was unable
10 get bids which equalled a sum greater than
the amount due the lots on the westerly side
of Austin Place, between Hath and 147th SITS, so
these lots will later be sold at foreclosure. The
prices for the eastery lots ranged from 500 TO $500
In the private sales market little business was
done. the principal deal being the sale of a Canal
st parcel.
Plans were filed yesterday for nine more Bronx
houses which will represent an investment OF
sl4e5eo H J. Schwarzler is going to erect a five
story tenement house at the northwest corner OF
1s2d st and Bathgate ave. from plans by Charles
Schaefer. jr.. cost of $4,000 John Leo VIII
build five four story brick tenement houses on the
east side Of Southern Boulevard. i772I feet south
OF Freeman St. at a total cost Of $1,000 Levin q
Sampson will erect a five story brick tenement
house on the west side of Belmont ave. fo11 feet
north OF 1Slst St
Mrs Margaret O. Sage. widow of Russell Sage.
has lent TO Mrs. Constance B. Poor Sooo0 at 9
per cent for three years. the premises at the
northeast corner of 2lst St and Lexington ave.
1235x irregular.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
SAILED.

SAILED
Liverpool, Dec 5-Arabic tBr), New York
Londcn. Dec b-Minnetonka tEr) New York
Queenstown Dec 8, 2:o5 m--Oceanc (Brl New
Barry. Dec 4-Cameta tBelg) New York ~
Trieste, Dec l-Alce (Aust). New via Genoa ana
Naples. " ""'
Singapore. Dec t-St George (Br>. New York
Calcutta. Dec 3--Neidenfels Ger. New York
PASSED.
Gibraltar. Dec 5-Indrawsdi (Br). Yokohama How, ot
Via suez for New York; Sannia QtaD. New Yorix Tor
Naples and Genoa " - A"'N A"t
Lizard Dec 3. IL so m--Kaisern Augusta yio+oria
tGer>. New York for Plymouth Cherbourg ana HAN
for Bouiogne and Rotterdam ~ tOiA
AKIN for New York. = -
Perrin. Dec 4-St Patrick York via por. S.,5
for Hiogo and Yokohama ~ ~
Brow Head Dec d. % m-Msuretapi. (Br, N.~, r,-.
for Queenstown and Liverpool ~
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
Foreclosure Sales.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW ToRb--TFiE
- Roosevelt Realty and Construction Company. plain
tiff, against Barnet Miller and others, Defendants
In pursuance OF Judgment OF foreclosure and sale
duly made above entitled action and
bearing day November. 1897. !. the
dersgned Said judgment named. will sell
Exchange Salesroonl. Nos 1+l6
Vesey street Borough Of Manhattan City OF New
i7th Of December. 1907. a. IL o'clock
that day. BY Joseph 7. Day. auctioneer the
premises directed by said Judgment TO be sod and therein
described follows:
lots pieces parcels Of land situate
lying and being in the Borough Of Manhattan city %
York known and designated certain map OF
property belonging Jumei Estate In the city OF
New York north OF IJ9th street. signed by Philo T.
Ruggles and flied in the Oce OF the Register
County New York lots numbers 4s4 40 $50
4sT 4sp 4a2 which lots. taken together
o. bounded and described follows:
Beginning formed by the tnNTsection o.
side OF Amsterdam Avenue. formerly Tenth
southeriy side OF 11oth Street running
southerly along the westerly side Of Amsterdam
seventy five feet running thence westerly. par
souherly. parallel with Amsterdam Avenue twenty feet
agsin parallel with iI0th
hundred ard fifty feet running thence norrsrly
Amsterdam Avenue ntnety-fve feet TO the
souhery side IOth ard running thence east
ery. along the souherly side OF i0th Street two hun
and fifty feet. the point place OF beginning
York. November 22nd. 1907
GEORGE ! GILLESPIE Referee
Saul. BERNSTEIN Attorney for Paintir. ONCE and
Post ONCE Address No 149 Broadway. Borough Of
Manhattan. New York
The following is diagram Of the property 20 r. sold
which there erected fve unfinished buildings:
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06

the Offering No 1892 Lexington ave. was Withdrawn
In the Real Estate Exchange salesroom TO-DAY
rsnh P Day will offer sale No. 142 TO l4S East
eSth St three six story brick hathouses' Win
stores on plot 1eox1o01 feet lie VIII aiso oiIei
for sale No 22S to 227 East 10th St, a SIX story
brick fstbouse with store, plot +1Sxl00u feet;
Nos 229 and 23l East 10th st, six story brlck
fathouse with store, plot Al Sxloo1 feet: NO
10 Mitchell place four story stone front tenement
house with store. a lot lSxso1O feet ano va
cant plot 125xS911 feet the north sloe OF l4oth
81 100 feet west of Seventh ave
Bryan L, Kennedy sold nineteen lots on the east
side of Austin Place between 144th and 18th stsr
at prices rangingg from s575 to $3.50 a lot
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
REALTY NOTES.

The McVickar, Gaillaro Realty Company has
leased for Sam Miers 10 a client the floor at Nos.
1850 and 1888 Broadway: also the houses Nos. 203-
205 West 10th s. and r. Sherry.
The law office of George Alexander Macdonald
and Alexander ". Fraser has made a building
loan 10 the company that is to erect seven-story
loft building the plot Nos. 10S and 11O Charlton
st.
Peter P. Sherry has leased for r F. Baar the
four story building, No % Eighth ave, to various
tenants fer term of years.
Alfred f. Toussant has leased the three and A
half story dwelling No 24 West Ssth St. for Henry
L. Wolfe, for OF years.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

In rho Real Estate Exchange salesrooms yester-
dxy Joseph p Day sold at foreclosure two six
story brick hathouses with stores on plot 5e--x
15x irregular at the northeast corner Of 18th s.
and Third ave. 10 John kneisel for S2oe,5la Inc
,-,,ount due MAS about sf7O9o. He also sold at
f-ecloe,re Nos s5e and 4s1 West 163d St, two six
story brick fiathouses, with stores, on plot "oH
l2s feet. to Ferdinand Calm for S53,Sl1 The
amount due was about S51.eo0 The sale of No 6S
West 2lst ST was adjourned TO December II, and
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
MEXICAN RAILWAY FRElGHTS UP.

The Mexican government, according TO a special
cable message from London. which is accepted as
accurate in usually well informed quarters in Wall
Street has authorized n increase averaging about
y per cent in freight rates by the railways OF
Mexico. The advancing OF rates is ascribed to the
decline in the value of silver, the purchasing power
of the Mexican silver dollar being only about
one-half what II when the present freight
tariffs were fixed by the government while wages
OF railway employees IN the republic have increased
30 per and prices OF materials Sa per cent on
the average.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
ICqrh Street

The approximate of the liens charges
satisfy which above described property
Si5afS interest thereon 81
November. 1907. together with and allowances
amounting to S53f S. together with the expenses
sale The approximate amount of the taxes.
the purchase money. paid by the Ref
Said premises sold subject to Oon
with interest thereon SO November 18th 1906
the principal OF which mortgage is due
ject mortgage OF 10000 with interest So
from April 14th 1907 the principal OF which
due: also subject to mortgage OF $4,000.
thereon Sc from April 1ith, 1907 prnc-
pal OF which s subject mort
OF $4,000. with interest Jaru-
18th. 1907. the principal Of which past due and
which mortgage Is in the OF foreclosure and
Of the tendency of which action notice been duly
filed The Office OF the Clerk OF the County YORK:
subject mortgage for Of sI25 OO.s
but Of which the has been
heretofore advanced the principal which mort
gage past due, with interest thereon &C. on
divers amounts from divers dates which
1907 81 eco 70 100: subject also to the
architects fees amounting SOS. 90.
Subject conditional sale OF the
plumbing in of the premises above
which The balance unpaid 500 sub
ect conditional sale agreement certain OF the
fixtures in certain Of tho premises
Subject any violations of law which he on file
in either the Tenement House Department
file Office Clerk County or New
York having relation violations: also sub
any Of which survey would
show.
Dated. New York. 22nd of November. 1907
GfSORGB J. GILLESPIE. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
WILL SELL HOTEL SEVERANCE.

The Hotel Severance. seven-stcry structuie a, a'
a. o,,.,ese+ corner of Broadway and S4tn
- E23xl46x irregular. is to ne sOid On
Monday. December g. to satisfy judgment oI
.hou. SO 600 secured by the Bradley q Cufrler
ic,on7panv against Ada Z. Bingham ana DINERS
The property is TO he sold subject 10 d plioi
-. -. s3ao 90 together with hack taxes amount
ing 10 about sl75N0. Joseph p. Day VIII ee lhe
apcrioneer. About two months ago the property
was sold in foreclosure, and was knocked down 10
Martin D. Fink, the plaintiff in the action 1or
S1rn
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
Surrogates' Notices.

lINROBIIAND. MARY DEN PURSUANCE OF. a X
l. order OF Hon. Abner c. Thomas Surrogate OF the
County notice nsrsoDs
having claims against Mary Trobriand late ~ the
County of New York. deceased present the same WIFI
vouchers thereof to the subscribers their place
transacting business at the law office of r. Hattie
No. 40 Broadway. Borough Mani In tha
City York before the day of June nex
York the Sd day December 1907
MARIE CAROLINE POST Execl,rix
CHARLES A. POST Executor
CURTIS r. HATHEWAi, Attorney for Executor and F,y-
ecutrtx No l20 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
TRANSPAClFIC MAILS

Destination and steamer. Close in New York
Jauau Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only. Scattel-kumeric. Dec Z. 600 m
Hawaii. Japan. Gurea. China and Philip
pine Islands via FraucisCo)--Amer-
lea Dec Il. Goo
Zealand, Australia except Wesp Sa-
moan Islands and New Caledonia (ya
San Francisc,lBo Dec IS. 500 m
japan. CUrcR, China and Philippine ISL
ands Vancouver and Victoria. q .
Empress japan. Dec 10. 800 m
Japan. CoTca China especially ad-
dressed only. Tacoma)-oanfa 20 500 IN
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands Vla
-Mariposa .............. Dec %. 600 m
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands (via
San FTancsco-U transport. Jan I. 600
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06

81 :425, secured by chattel mortgage on household
effects and iewelry; DR.. Alexander RiXa, for pro-
fessional services, s34s; Du Vivier. $3.50 The as
sets consist of personal property, exempt under
the bankruptcy laws.
A voluntary petition by John MCGEE. who gives
his occupation that of a broker and address No
2025 Washington The liabilities are sS036.
with of s210, The principal creditor Is James
Amersley. SO $50. for horses The major portion OF
the claims of the other creditors also, the
schedules state for horses. The assets consist of
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
DOWNTOWN BUILDING IN A TRADE.

Paul B. Pugh has sold No. 324 Canal st, FIVE
story mercantile building, on plot 25-5Xlol-1X ir-
regular extending, through No 43 Lispenard st
II is between Broadway and Church st Mr. Puga
took in part payment property in West 1l1th st
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
REFEREE I'M FoREcLosuRE NAMED.

William ]. Bolger has been named as referee 70
sell the nine-story apartment house at the north
east corner OF Park ave and SD St, .bllNu"4X
irregular in an action brought by the Title Guaran-
= 80 ,-r,,e+ Con1nany against the Hauben Realty
Companv and others TO foreclose two mortgages
made in June leo5 on which there is due $ll5l w.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
GETS A $4,000 BUILDING LOAN.

The North American Mortgage Company has
loaned 10 the Bergen Realty Company SS'.oe9 on
marcel on the east side OF Riverside Drive, o.
feet south Of 127th 81. 1t is building loan
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
OMAN LEASES ARvERNE HOTEL.

The Lewis H. May Company &C. f Noyes Ne" NV
York agents., has leased for Mrs. IheFesa -
The hotel known as The Inn, on lne Ue0- A..
~ = - &C AZ Arverne Long Island, TO Mrs.
,facl, Ta,z The lease is for term OF years
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The waldersee which reported TO South Welineet
27O mill Sandy Hook at o yesterday. Is
| eypected to dock about to day
The Amerka which reported to sable Island as 20
mills east Of that station $50 yesterday is
! nected 10 dock about Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
LAKES 1I1LE TO A MIDTOWN LOT.

Father pucey. rector Of st. Leo's Church' 'o'A
title Yesterday 10 No East 2sth ST. o,i ~
efxes o feet from George d. Eberrnayer- 1he par
s1 t s,,t,ect 10 a mortgage OF $4,000. 1t is said
~ rre,rfses will be used for church purposes
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVEl

Queenstown Dec s. TAO m-Baltic (Br). New York for
Liverpool
southampton. Dec 5-Majestic (Br) New York via Ply
mouth and Cherbourg- -
London 5-Mesaba tfsr). New York
Hayre. Dec 8. MA Savoie (Fr), New York
Palermo. Dec 5-Iiguria Utcn Genoa ard Naples for
York
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
Buildings, Stores
AND LOFTS TO LET
ON DOWNTOWN STREETS
rutland s. WHITING CO.,
BEEKMAN ST.
Country PROPERTY for Sale.

T oCUST KNOLL WEST HEMPSTEAD, L. L
IL highly restricted subdvided into half acre pios
81 $50 Particulars free transportation
RALPH Z. HUTCHINSON, Madison ave. N Y
MAGNIFICENT SITES FOR DETACHED HOMES.
VI with garden plots of TO 10 at Oakdale on
South Bay. W. X. ASTON (owner). so Wall
ST. New York.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun 700 Sun 433 Moon sets b57 Moons age
WATER
AM-sandy Hook Gov. Island 500 Hell $50
PM-Sandy S3f Gov. Island $50 Hell Gate 1o:23
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday Dec 5, 1907
ARRIVED.


to HartaeId Soari cabin and 562 steerage
I'm @ T etT LARK d" fyeroi [ @ 3b ~ m sss' IN -
the White star Line with mdse Arrived at the
6:34 4th-
Steamer BeTmudan (nr), Fraser, December g.
Outerbridge CO. with 1il passengers mails and
Steamer Friedrich der Crosse tGer) Bleexer. Genoa
November Naples 90 and Gibraltar %. oerichs
Arrived at the Bar at 6:56
Steamer Teutonic Br Smith. SOUTHAMPTON and Cher
bourg November ~ and Queenstown IS. the White
Line. with 30 cabin and ia seerage
malls and mdse ATryed at t. the G,o9g Bar at $50 a
Bowring Co. with passengers and mdse- Arrived
steamer Energie Cer) schaeffer Dantzic November IL
Shields fs Philip Ruprecht. in ballast Arrived
steamer Laura tAuso Ear Trieste November II? patra,
18Th. Palermo 2lst and St Miehoels 9TH, Phelps
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at II
Steamer Dunottar Castle tBr cuverwell. cristobai
159 passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived tho
steamer Kansas City. Johnson Savannah December 2
to the Steamship Company with passengers and
sae saer r's somns m Boyd New orleans November 30 to
the Southern Pacific Compapny with passengers and
Steamer Joseph W Fordney. Iaverge Sabine Pass
November 81. 10 James " Elweu & co. with rndse.
@ Newport News and Nor
sengers and n:dse. on Long Branch at 3 p
SAILED
President Lincoln Ger Naples and Genoa: Manuel
Calvo ospany, Cads barcelona ETC. Registrar Brl,
bach san Juan. Mayaguez etc: Bayamo Cuban
folk Newport News; Chesapeake, Baltimore; Crosser
csa @ Dd E Sa 1 @
nohenberg lAusn Naples and Trieste savan (r
Broadmayne CBr) Fort Blaye Clan Macknnon sBrs
Frenantie Adelaide etc Merida Havana Progreso etc.
de Janeiro. etc; Waccamaw, Georgetown. S c.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06


,,o.sal For Mail closes. sails
prime Wflleu V, Hayti. - w l..-- HOO m loo
y,n,uri Cienfuegos. Ward rd............ 300
,.nnasas brunswick Mallory. 1900 m
Iarnlletovn Norfolk. Old Dominion. 800 Ia
SATURDAY DECEMBER
ou;s Southarnpton. American 500 $3.50 a
c.rraapis IiyerpcoI $50 a a
.Sscar N Christianslnd, Scand-An $50 a m 1900
Ca-.cas Curacao Rcd u. ............ $40 a 1200
- x-..-,A N l. R............ SOC . n l200
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
School Il gency.

School Agency.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Tutors Governessss
10 colleges Schools and Families. Apply TO
Mrs n J. YOUNG-F FULTON % Union Squara
HADEMOIsELLE AMYOT. - E 30th st. Tel 1887
tutors. soEe-nsSsss for colleges,
schools aad private families
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS

FInUIlvIH tut VI UTVOO
New York ONCE. 2i3 Fifth Avenue
waters. baths hotel and environment nowhere
rheumatism, gout and nervous diseases
cured Complete hydro therapeutic apparatus Japan.
ssa nalrn room. Golf riding. driving and outdoor
nas,,,nrs Through sleeper leaves New York 4:55 p
srrkdnvs tickets information c. s. o Office. $50
Tsroadxav 24s Fifth and Offices Pennsylvania
20 - FRED sTERRY.
Hot Sp-ingA Va
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
The Romance of
Shorty McCabe

The 1egions who have been de-
lighted with the many quaint
adventures of Sewe11 Ford's phi
1osophizing, slane-using Shorty
will be glad to read about his love
affair. For Shorty has a heart
under his careless exterior-a
heart that thrills with the tender
est of sentiments. How he and
Sadie came to understand each
other in the course of a romantic
sea voyage is told in
"Shorty Takes the High Diue'
In Next Sundays Magazine of
THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TODAY.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06

sBrings mail.