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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21

3e6nte, in ct. GeuiS eirc groBe 0e.
monitration.
& o uelo bIcibt Scr3oQiu II.
&onOoM 20. Sonuor. - Die
GOnieren5erL mcl6e in lester 3eit
5ruil6en &erlUmnotcn, }lmu6lten unO
onOcrcn Eerionen ii6er Die 3miItios
teiten I'M @beleben 0e8 Ser5ooS un0
Der Ser3o0in bon Mnrl6orolto6 oe.
pflogea luorocn ii11O, 6o6cn 5t ciueln
Ginoerncbmen gefii6rt, moour6 sic
Nl1rlfllng ser @cridtc in Der 2hrac.
%le9enbett perbiitet, elmo ErenntnQ 6e3
GbcoerbdItnilic5 berbeiQefii6rt 1ln0
Die Oeffentli6feit oernlie0cn miro.
gtod Dem IbtommIcn pcrocn Der
Ser5og uno Die @cr5o0in BON citol-
Der %gctrcnnt lcbcn. Der Scr5o0 be.
bGlt S6loB 8lenbeim 5lt ieincr aus
idlieBli6en &erfiigung er6Glt iG6r,
ltd Die Sltmme bon 100000 BON ser
6anilte Scr &er3ogin un0 sic O66ltt
iiber Die 3Dei aus Der Ge6 6crOorQc=
galgenen S6bnc ouf Die 9Qucr BON
icdS Wtonatcl1 in je0cm Sabre, fcrner
Die Nufiift iiber ibre Gr3ic6ung bis
SIT i1rer @roBjG6rigfeit, Iomic 0o2
Nedt, il6cr ibrcn 2ebcnS6crllf 8eItinl-
lnlllg 5ll treifen. Die &cr3oQin err
b0lt 0agegen Oo8 Ne6t, bic Morl6o-
rorl9b'i6en 6omilien = &lcinooicn 51
trogen, ollie Gbreltredtc ais Satin
zines Ser5ogS un0 0o5 9}cdt, init
ibren &in0ert mGbreno i6rcr 6cricn
ItG na6 irgeno einen S6eiIe 0e5
Continents 81 6egeben, borouSgcicbt,
Dab OteIe Neiien nibt Die Stlt0ien ser
Sobnc ultcr6rcGeuL iobul0 0icie 0o3
Nltcr BON II Snbren errei6t 6o6ell
mer0en. Neiter6in ioa in Dem 9(6-
fonlntcn 0ic 9c1timmung entbolten
Iein, 0oB Die &llube1 nid)t cine lam
gere 3eit na6 gmerifo gebrobt mer-
Den O%iirfen, bepor tic ni6t 0oS Sitter
crrcidt bo6eL IN tpcl1en1 Ie ii6er
i9ren 9IllfentboltSort iclbititGn0ig @c=
itinrmung 81 t%reifcn bcre0tigt limo.
u nc 9erltn belt te $ 81
enma 6 nc crpIo0irt.
Inn a, Berlt, 20. COMMUNICATIVE.
reno Elm &oIhpo9cn gcItcrn nit
Eocfetcn, lpeld)e oltf Dem 5ltr 3eit IN
GoQoo bciinOli6cn ult0 nod 6ont-
burg, Dio MoQeQonItraBc, bcItinm-
ten oeltid)en 0ompfer o&oIpncIiu"
sum &erinnOt uodJ europa fommcn
IouterL beloOen lpltrDc, crfolgtc cine
GrpIoiipu. Mcbrcre &oit 2m0eIteQtc
mllrOen SIT 9o0cn gclporfen lurO &C.
ttdltiGe I%ufregung entItun0. Cine
Iofort all0cItellte l(nteriu6ul1g ergo6,
OaB Elm in 8oltmmolle oemidclter
mo nit Ndgeln Iomie cinent Grplo-
%lipItoff geloOcncr Gplinocr, ser Ii6 in
eincm ser Yndctc 6cfono, erplo0irt
por. Go5 gofet mar, inter Nl0reIic
0e5 perllonii6cn &oniltlS in &an=
burg, fir Or. GolDcron in 9crlill
beltinnlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21
S6alu's YrU5cf.

SEEM 0orf, 90. Saratar. -
&orrp 81. GbQw, ser M0uOcr OeS Dir
Ditetten StoniOrO g8bite, miro NOR
gen Dem @eriGt porgefii6rt Weroen.
Sein @rO5eb lit ollf morgcn onbe-
raltmt, miro ieOod, Oo &i6ter So6n
s. 6ib9eroI0 eirlen ou0eren Tro5cB
in Scr S6pebe bat, po5ri6cinIi6 alli
morgen pcri6obcn merorr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21

0as BON Sen @ebrii0ern
Sofob uno 8iI1clm Grimm i'm Sabre
1852 begonnene oeutiGe @orterbud
fommt felt Dem Sooe Der beioel1 gro.
Bcn oeutiben Spra6iorider nidt
mebr redJt bonn Sled. 8ir leien, DaB
I'M Sabre 1906 MIR bier 2iefcrrngel
pes @erfcs cridieacn iinO. Gas 8or-
terblld miro oaeroingS nit ebtoeltt=
ider @riinolidfeit bearbeitet un0
miro cine groBe @elebrtenarbeit iuer.
ben. IQein iuern es IN bieiem
S6nefehtempo ipeitergebt, Damn lit
bas Wominlentalluerf am @iloe Die.
les S~obrbunberts nod nidt fertig.
@arnm meroen niht mebr Nfitor6ei-
ter bcrange5ogen?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21
Der Gnnnl . Gnntrnft.

@obtnutol O.. s., 20. San
m V. 5. Oliper unO 9(uinn sc
Bangs, mcld)e sic %nieoriglte 6oroe.
RING fir Sen 9ail oes @anamofanalS
geltelt bobelt, merben an MontaQ
cine @elegellbeit erbalten, Dor Ser
Yanamafanol : %Gommiiiion cine ST.
flGrung be5iiglid i6rer finan5ielleu
Wtittel uno ibrer 2eiltungsiGbigfeit
sur gusfiibrung bes Gontrafts a65ll-
geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21
Scr MOrOansriff ani GapitGn Dad.
lin.

&o3unto, Sol, 20, Sortuar.-
5. Z. Nnorcrus lit bier ogf Oie PM
tlo8e uer9oitct mor0en, BON Dem
M%orOan8riif ollf GapitGn Madlin ST
Sort &eto, Ofln., gepuBt SIT boben.
IaOremS lit Der 5lpeite 9feger, ser in
&%crbinOllng nit Oieiem 9lttentot per-
Goftet mor0en lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21
&crmiIdJte telcgrap6iidc SepeId)cn.

Sn Bolton bot Elm @rano III ben
eroBen neutrality-suspicious. Nr. 1876 Bis
40, 8enrlitrabe, einen Mntcrialldo
Sen bon iiber 100000 perl1riodt
Die nNem-gnglano Nepspapel
Union" unb sic 9aroNo q. Bomb So
e~rlitten groBen S6aoen.
= Ger Gonpent Der yuniteo WtilC
@orfers bon Inlerifo". in Snoiana.
polls bat $1,000 fir Die Sinterbliebe.
men Ser a6t Spfcr bes @rr6enuniol.
les in Clinton, Sno, bemittigt ulo
nobm cine Heiolution on, our6 iuelGc
Wfpper utO &oppooo, lpelde in
Soobo ibrer 8ro5eiiirlllg cntgegell
Ieben, 9eiito1o 5ugclngt miro. Srl
bieler 0e5iebnng lpurben Die Be-
id)liilie oes leBten Nationnl-Gonpen-
ties beitGtigt.
&or5iigli6c Geiiltotc nil man
iest IN Der &olonie fir 9lusi1bigc oltf
Der Sniel Wolofai 0ltrd) oie 8ebano-
lung Ser aronfbeit nit tinenl 8rG-
parat aus Gltcollpptus.Sel er5ielt bas
ben, 10 Dob bic S(er5te oarailf groBe
Soffmlngen ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21

Ser g%eriommIung iist. @iiroe CT
ii6 cr6e6en un0 oen Sclm olficBclL
10 iuGre Oos Elm 3cidcn iiir bic 2llf.
l0lung Der &eriommliutg1, ~iporollf
bic I'M OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mo
ollf Ben 8oqerien pcrtbeilteln 8oli3i-
item iofprt nit Der &Grmltng 0eS
Blabes beginner miir0en. N6er Die
So3ioliiten weroen in Oieier 9e3ie.
bung nidt onOerS be6onoelt ais Die
onOcrcn @orteien. 9ei oQen politi-
id)en &eriommlimgcn lit Elm Eoli5ci-'
beomtcr oltf Scr Eribiine 5uge0en.
Sn Bremen Goben 0ie 2ibcrolen
iGrc EortGiqenolicn ourdb Muno-
idrci6en criitbt, iid) BON io5ioloemo.
trutiI0en @eriummlungcn fern 5n
6olten, lueil 0ielc lpegen i6rcs az.
greiiipen GGoroftcrS cine @efo6r fir
ole peri0nliGe Sid6erbeit ser @ciu-
der biloen f6nnten. .
9etro6tpngen ii6cr 6oS
III g. Ii dc Hciultot.
S69Iei6 Die &egirlng OIL Der
gSobl ooS gr6Btc Sntereiie nimnlt,
6eidrdnft iic lire Gompdgne-GGGtig
felt 0od) Gororf, unri6tigc 9(ngobcn
in Scr lo5ioliitiidcn unO IN ser Sen
trlumSpreiic IN Ser offi5ieQcn ,Nor0-
Ocltti6en |Nugemcinen 3citung" 5lp
0cmentiren.
81 9etnoI0, ser &ollptltoOt OeS
6%iirltcntbumS 2ippc.G etnolo, iuilr-
De cine freiIinnige &eriommlung
OurdJ N~nbGnger eineS unobbGngi0en
Gonoibaten geipren9t uno in Berlin
fam CS w0bren6 ser lebtel ISOLDE in
elmer %frciIinni9en geriammlung 5lt
cincnl Souitfontpf 5luiidcn Ocn Bor-
teigGngerlls un0 So5inlilten. lucl6er
onoollcrte, bis bic GinDringlinge aus
Dem Soole binou&gemorien moroet
morCll.
Sn0cler ut o1S on Der gSobls
Gon1pogne 6etb0tigte Snterciie n.idt
oaerorts 9lcid. Slt 9e5irfeu, in De-
ltcn 6os &eiltltot nid)t 3lpcfelboft lit,
gebt 0ie 9(gitotion nur longiom por
lidj. 3aS lit beionoerS Scr SAT- in
Sopern unO in Scr Gbeinpropilt5 nit
ibrcr ouSgc6reitctcn fot6olii6en Be
p%0lferung.
0ft Niifiid)t olf sic GllBerIt Der
midcltc Sitnotion lit cine @orall8,
Iogc 0cS @oblreiultotS ie6r unli6er.
Die So5ioliitcn iino 5ltpcrliGtli6 i1
Der @offnunn bob lic be0cutcnOe
@clpinne MAIDEN ipcr0en, 0oIielbe
crlportet ober oud) sic Gegierltng.
Se6cl, Scr Siibrer Ser So3ioloemp.
~frotell, iogt einen @epinn bon 10
bis 20 SiBen uorouS. @eniger lider
idcincn Die @llSiidten oe8 GentrlnlS :
5lt leirt. Cine unobb1ngigc ~totGoliid)e
9cipegung Got cingciebt nno oo5l
gefilbrt, boB IN 10 @o6l6e5irfcn urt-
~o6bGngigc fatbolii6e GnnOiootcn
bcn GentrlmS = Gonoi0otcll clltgcs
gen 0eItcllt WorOen iino. 9ie Mit-
0licoer Der neltcn Yortci nenllcn lid)
Notionol-&otbolifcn.
Cine idorfe ofii5ieQe 3uriidlpei-
luna crfllGr sic bon ser uGrut3ei=
tlt1g," Dem Sr0on scr ertremen
GonicrpotiucrL 0ebrodte Nodridt,
onb III Der NeiGS0rltdcrci gepoltigc
Wcngen bon Gompagnelitcrotlr I'M
SnterelIe ser %freiiinnigen lrlb liebe-
rnlcn Gonbiooten bergeitelt moroet
leien, lpcldc an eincn1 ltlb oentiel-
ben Gage in ollen SGei1en oeS 9lci-
6es sur Gcrt6eilu1lg gelongen loQ-
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21

meiit ii@ ais irrig, in0eIicn erlitt Elm
Qtaun IebensaeiGbrli6e Gerlebun9en.
Sin 6ltlfen aus ejner borit6er-
io3renoen &ofomotioe perrria0te Sen
8rQn0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21
Stnrmucrbeerungcn in Smffalu.

Buffalo, @..D., 20. 5anllor.
Gin fnrdtbarer Stllrm lit ieit Is
ShtnOen bier entfeiieIt luto bat ser
S6ifffabrt Sdaoen I'M 8etroge BON
pcnigltenS $5,500,000 5lgefiigt.
Slim grobe Seeoanpier iino I'M bic
iigen @aielt aufgelmtfen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
FARLEY MAN ARRESTED
Er-Employe Of the Strikebreaker
CHARGED 5citk BIackmail.

y cole. alias Thomas Hardy, formerly
.ac,.r Of tie office Of James Farley. the strike
Ter and head of a detective agency at No
"a broadway was arrested yesterday on a
lsorpa Of grand larceny and attempted black
Ill r,referred by HIS former employer, by De-
.oct,ve Sergeant Judge, OF the Central Office
- brought the prisoner to the Tombs police
oor,~, for arraignment, but Magistrate Finn had
me home and the man taken back to
headquarters.
r,o,ert J. Moore, a lawyer, who accompanied
NJ Farley and the prisoner TO the Tombs court,
I'D that Hardy had been employed office
,araqer Of Farley but had been discharged
mo two OF three weeks ago. Some time after
-. discharge Hardy IS said 10 have approached
one Of the clerks at the detective agency and
suggested that they join in the sale of some Of
IA. office secrets 10 the newspapers. The clerk
Ia Farley about It, and II is said that he was
s,sc17arged also. This mans name is withheld.
Ne vent 70 Hardy and told him he was in the
came fix now telling Of his discharge. Hardy
,o,s 70 him according TO the attorney: Don't
o., know any newspaper men? We make
o,,a money out of them with what we know"
The clerk went from Hardy TO Moore and told
,-la+ Hardy had proposed and John F. Tierney.
one of AToore's employees, was instructed 70 pose
ca a reporter for a newspaper and with Farley's
ex-clerk went TO see Hardy. There the three
proceeded 10 make up a story OF Farley's life'
telling a great deal about his connection with
s,riza breaking. The story was interesting, 1t
= sei5 Central ONCE men listened in an adj
joining room
Hardy called up Mr.. Farley and told him that
& man representing The Boston Herald was
coming over 10 see him, and that the man had
story q bout him. adding, But you DO bust
ness with him"
There were several conferences in rapid sue
cesson at one OF which Hardy appeared. Far
lev wanted TO know what was the use of print
Ing such story. but Hardy said IT was good
reading and the papers wanted it, and that it
would take 5000 70 square it, declaring that
-he papers would willingly pay that much.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

Farley thought $500 was enough, but Hardy
declared II is said that he wanted $1,000 him
ser and the reporter wanted the rest 1t
nhaIly agreed that Farley should pay $500
down and $500 in week Hardy then went
away. Farley had So 200 in marked bills ali
ready and handed them to his ex-employe, who
with the reporter started out and met Hardy.
HARDY obtained his share $1,000, from the clerk
and the rest was given to the reporter Hardy
LETT the saloon where they had met and Detec-
live Sergeant Judge, who looking on all
the time, placed him under arrest. When he
was searched $500 in the marked bills was
found in his possession Hardy refused to make
any statement
When Hardy was brought to headquarters. by
Detective Sergeants Gallagher and Judge De
tectve Sergeant Sheridan recalled a story ac-
cording TO which Wilbur Cole had been ar
rested with one William s McSwain. charged
with attempting 10 blackmail J. Ogden Armour
out Of $4,000 by means of letters alleged 10
have been stolen from the files of Armour & Co
purportins to throw light the inside workings
of the Beef Trust. Sheridan announced that he
was confident that Hardy and Cole were the
same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
COURTS CLASH IN OHIO
FedoroI Judge Orders Deputy
Sheriff to Appear Before Him.

Lima, Ohio, Feb. 16.-The clash between the
federal court in Cincinnati and the state court
here has assumed acute. phase as a result Of
a telegram forwarded here to-day by Judge
Thompson, of the federal court. demanding that
the indictment against Julius A. Beiser bank
ruptcy trustee of the Bracken Iron and Bridge
Company, be nolled that Deputy Sheriff
Earnst report before the federal court on the
charge of contempt.
Earnst has been advised not to 90 to Cincin-
natl, and Prosecutor Welty says he viii call
special grand jury and subpoena Judge Thomp-
son if Earnst is sent to Jail. alleging that the
federal judge has been guilty of obstructlng the
due administration of justice.
The Indictment will not he noued." said
County Prosecutor Welty to-day. Earnst has
never been served with command to appear in
Cincinnati more than that contained in the brief
telegram. He was never apprehended by the
marshals in the Cross-state chase.
Judge Peck attorney for Beiser, Is on the way
here from Cincinnati to demand. it is said, the
dismissal of the Beiser Indictment
Deputy Sheriff Earnst, OF Allen County. did not
appear before Federal Judge Thompson to-day
but the Judge took no action, the understanding
being that he wished To await fuller informa-
ton. Tho report that the state court would
charge Judge Thompson with obstructng the
administration of justice, was not regarded seri-
OuSlV the federal court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
TWO DEAD ON GRAF wALDeRsEE.

The Hamburg American liner Graf Waldersee ar
rived here yesterday. after unusually rough
voyage of fourteen DAYS from Hamburg, and re-
ported two deaths. She ran through a terrific gale
on Tuesday, which lasted for nine hours. great
comber struck the steel mizzen mast. which
snapped off and fell the deck. on February 10
Wilhelm BerenS. sixteen wears old. a cabin boy,
died from consumption. The next day Hungarian
steerage passenger died from the same disease.
Both We're buried at sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
FIGHT WILL OF DANIEL B. sHIPMAN
Relatives Try to Invahdate Request of Near
Iy $1,5OO,0OO to Charity.

Chicago. Feb. 16.-Mrs Olive J. Cone Of Had
dam, Conn, and other relatives OF Daniel r. Ship
man have fled a bill in the Circuit Court here
asking that his will be set aside. The estate Is
estimated at $1,000 600 the greater part Of it hay
ing been beQueathed 10 charity.
Mrs Cone asserts that a later will was drawn by
her brother and that the document in the pos
session of the Illinois Trust and Savings Bank. Of
which Shipman a director, and which he made
sole trustee Of his possessions, is not the last
Will and testament" Five Chicago charitable insti-
buttons are named in the instrument, which has
been offered for probate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
PBOTOGRAPHIc.

SHOrOGREPfsfc eniarReTnentE. printing.
eeVsiopinE. lantern slides; photographs
send fcr price list 4 j. fiaslsHEer. 10
Wet I7fh ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
HELP WANTED.
EIsIa

EIsIG
COMPANION-W Wanted, for gem
tleman. companion and reader.
age between 30 and %; must be a
thoroughly educated scholarly man.
able TO read aloud; good yachts
man and traveller; good health es-
sontiai. UnQuestionable character
and highest references required.
High salary for competent man.
Applicants answer by letter. giving
personal description and QuaiifiCa-
lions, 10 y. a NJ, Box 10. Tribune
Office
ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn SIS
10 500 monthly corresponding To- news
papers; sure. STEADY work. no CauvHss...E'
experience unnecessary send Yer Iart.cu-
lars. Press syndicate. LockpoTt. \. Y
BRIGHT MA.; having Acquaintance with
business men. one capable of closing large
deals. large commission 20 RICH. patty.
Oswald Room 2o1. 81 Broadway.
good wages. steady work. cash security
required Mills, "4B NcstraLd ave, BgooA-
MEN. light work and u,-!o money takes
you = Europe. return trans gor.aticn.
Norfolk ~.
DRAUGHTssi.,N WANTED -TSrcr,cr-ed
d.auEhtsueu IN electrical apparatus
switch boards tTIT sf1TTgcrs motors and
generators only first class men need Apply:
state experience uni salary expected. At-
dress CHIEF Iru4Ha'-Wal. Westinghouse
Electric e Mig. CO., PittsburC Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
TWO ART SALES ANNOUNCED.

Two important auctions at the American Art Cal
leries. Madison Square South, are announced for
the next two weeks. Beginning Thursday and
including Washington's Birthday, the A. W. Drake
collection Of antique brass and copper viii he cold
The collection Is said he one Of the most extern
sive in the United States. Beginning February 25
and lasting until March 3. the collection Of finished
pictures OF the late Eastman Johnson Will he sold
Sketches and studies VIII also be sold Thomas +
Kirby will be the auctloneer at both sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

SIST ST. l07 EAST-Heated rooms: quiet;
Ell i-1rr1vcr-e breakfast optional {;
private house, everything new
i23D ST. 2l5 WESI.-Iarge front room,
heated. running water; large closets enc
CT Two gent eIre-i-
PLEASANT ROOM. hct ana cod water;
all couvenienees; 81. ~ Vest 2Si 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

Valentine, who died a year ago at woodmere. leav-
ing about $4,000. the grounds that he had been
convicted OF uttering and dsposlng OF a forged
deed The application made by Margaret p.
Valentine. of Brooklyn. sister of the lawyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

LAWYER REMOVED AS EXECUTOR.
Mineola Long Island. Feb. l6-Surrogate Jackson
to-day ordered the removal Of Benjamin +. Nalen-
tine. a lawyer OF Woodmere. Long Island,
ecutor Of the estate Of his mother. Elizabeth H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
WANTED,

a "a lesm2n experienced ia %eW York City
rezldeale property. 40 other applicant
available. Apply personally Monday be
fore II.
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749 FInh Ave. near osth Fl.
WANTED.--A man on small place. board
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f0r one horse carriage and E1gUess. also
furnace. vegetable garden. lawn ia season
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

assistance, ali eTnbarra ssinR entangle-
merts. family, personal. business Glf1cul-
ties. without publicity; Investigations quiet
~ faithful successful absolute privacy;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
BOARD AND ROOMS.

PRIVATE FAMILY Will board Two gen'le-
men or couple OF refinement; convenient
70 subway: references required. Lacazette.
l5S West 18th 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

MarSChejder Pianos, = - i-S 6,iwe I'm
Broadway and 5th ave. High grade
Pianos al factory prices on easy terms
Reliable Confer Planes. H7' is s7-s'''
Factory prices; catalogues free. East Al 81,
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

FT-RNISHED ROOM fer single young man,
with yourg couple, in new apaT e;it
home privileges; books, magazines. tEpe-
v-r!-er. etc: I55th s.. L" Clayton. 263
West 1880 81.
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
PHoTo-ENGRAvIRG.

Hal E-TDNE and line work: catalogues ana
color work; excellent results: low prices
uAEOPIAN COMPANY. 3 Great Jones 81.
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LOSI.

LOST handbook No. $50 1913 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon sat6 book s. called upon to present
ths came 70 the bank within thirty days.
Or the said book VIII be declared cancelled
end eXtingIiEhed and d new one Issued IN
ltQ thereof
HANDBOOK No 8sT, O52 OF the Union
Dire Savings Institution s. missing. Any
perEon having a claim 20 Il IS hereby called
upon 70 present the same within ten days.
OF submit 10 having said passbook can
csilef and Q new one Issued.
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WATCHES AseD JEwELRY.

C,HAS PARTENS date Of BaTtens Ricel.
Watches. Diamonds. Precious Stones. y
IS John ST. Telephone 8sS-Cortlandt.
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FIRE ExTINGUIsHERs.
IAMTERS

p FIRE EXTINGCISHEPs and charges
Z Fire supplies. Combination Ladde!
2 Co.. q Park Place. Tel. 1927 Cort-
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BUSINESS clearing $1,000 annually IS
abolished 80 years. can ee purchased az
S1OJ. 600. owner desires 20 retire. cause 'oI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

PUMPS PUMPSI PUMPs,-over 400 sin
gle and duplex steam pumps in stock In
cluding hydraulic pressure pumps. large
ers. etc. also centrifugal pumps. 20 IL
inch engine driven or belted. WICkES
BROS. 139 Liberty ST.
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WORK WANTED.

ELECTRICIAN--Au round; had export
euce for years inside. also outside
work Joseph + Hrabau. 42S East flat 81.
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THE METZ & WEISS GAS AND OIL
ENGINES; stationary and marine. u 70
100 h.p Aug. Metz. 12S Mott St, y. Y.
AT REDUCED PRICEs.-oOO second hand
wood and iron Torhing machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and eK-
changed. GEO +. EDDY. Dos Madison 81
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.

--~~---->->-~>-->~"--0------
EDGAR D. BRINKERHOFF Certified
Public Accountant state u y. Y 81
r7-oalvyav. Room 6I2 Telephones SLl2-
Broad and 362T-W. MelrCse
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CAsT-OH noTHING.

ABSOLUTELY highest prices paid for
slightly used ladies' apparel. evening and
street gowns bought and sold Nine ROSE.
80 9Th ave Phone. 425i-l40S Bryant
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AGENTS WANTED.

SOMETHING NEW-Send 1oc In money or
stamps for q nfty-leaf book Of pure vege-
table pocket toilet soap TO convince you II
IS Invaluable, economical and convenient 20
all who use soap; agents wanted. THE
BROWNS ANODYNE COMPANY. Inc,
sole owners and manufacturers. Winsted.
Conn.
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DREssnAKING AND MILLINERY.

DRESSNAKING Thoroughly reliable, on
a. kinds q evening gowns. street suits;
out BY day: 81 C. Fischer. as Lexington
ave s
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PRoF. SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

LADY Of exceptional experience. capabulty
and refinement desires position In which
she can preside IN "a EeutlcmAn's home.
Address 4 b.. YOufers. y. Y
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.

FLASHLIGHTS
taken NJ hotelE OF clubs; country residences
photographed: write for price .. A.
DUNLAP 1874 Broadway.