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EsILRDSus.
NEW JERSEY GEMTRsr

NEW JERSEY GEMTgaf
Time shown below is from Liberty 81. 49,
ton. Leave West 23d St. 10 minutes sa-I7s-
except as noted by designating MARKS
PHILADELPHIA TWO-HOUR TPau-
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOJIP
3s1z-l1. U.5U. mIO0. m'S.uU. S.6O. SaOo
SlV.e0. S4l-GUs l4.3g. m-4z.UU. fsl.Vf
LEO. "2-eO. 400. s4.0U. S~5.UO. 5Ss
m,300. 'I.OO. 's.oO. '9.00. piG.s0 P. -.
BALTIMCRE AND WASHINGTON-zs17 N
So0. i-lGOO. I"12-00s goo. SssA0S
$500 goa
LAKEWOOD AND I.AEEHJTRsT-Vao "A
9.4O a. M, x1.OO. l3O. k3.4O. d4I5' E'O3
y. NJ. X6.l5. Sundays, 8. 80, 8 40 81 N
ATLANTIC CITY-'S-4O A. NJ. x1.00. kS.49
LoNG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE Sundays. No. Asbury ParS1H.
E4.GO. $50 113O A L., exI2 40 n
g4.45. $50. $50. t120l. Sundays, exceDs
ocean Grove. z4-0O. s.OO A. ~. 400, SO
Time tables giving trains to EAsroN
BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN NANCE
CHUNK. WlLEESBAIfRE. SCRANTON
READING. HARRISBURG. louisville
WILLIAMSPOTtT and all other points c41s
be obtained at the following offices: L.
sTty ST. (West 23d St. Tel. 3144 Chelsesis
Astor House, 245, 434. 1850. 1854 R-cS1.
way. asa 5th Az PSI SUI Az 81 -TI--y ri.e--,
square West. 279S- Sd Av.. 100 West i25fE
St, 245 Columbus Av.. New York; ( Cour-
St. 34S. S44 Fulton St. 470 Nostrand AV.'
Brooklyns SSO BROADWAY, Williamsburg
New YO-k Transfer CO. calls for and chec,.
baggage to destination
sDailY. iDaily, except Sunday. pSundayr.
4Parlor cars only. mDlning car. excsnc
Sundays xSaturdays only. zIibertV 81
only dining car Sundays. SDining "a,
daily. From West IwenJy-third sJreot-
I'D p N, g4s0 =: a.. 1ll.50 p u.
W. g. BEsLER. ". c. HOPE
Vice-Prss- G Gen. Mg-- Cen PasSE Agsaf.
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mc.onR.

III ~ - -
FF,FfE .PEOPl r OF s4kfst STATE 81 Nfew YORK. By
the grace OF ric1.free and independent 10 Howard
A SchernlerhoIn FsrF raFof deceased: william II Seher
Iner.orn son - 5atssse8. EInene ran = dauehe- =
deceased. -afeB2us Individually
NJ 4aebt deceased John :.
gacobus. aud Esergtor Of SamTel n. Jaco.us. q
EXECUTOR Cherries Grfen. Executor Of Sam
lel II. Jaoohus aePesfsd Executor Sarah I. Jameson,
daughter samuel dacohus. deceased Executor:
Ada i. JacobUs daugffr q samuel u. Jsccbus a
F3Necuors FEaatse ScerInsThorn wife and
~ Kin on Holm ScheTntrhoru deceased grandson end
legsee ~ tlsed1ng Nevtown conn, Alice
A Cuel den Merrill 2 TR9ddaughsr and iegaes ~
ceased residing F.ts.de California. and en- PEI
Interested ga thesstse of Eoratio Schern1erhcrn
late county ~ New YORK, deceased as creditors
End each yod heFcsv -ed required PERSONALLY
appear before our Surrogate the county u
Kew York the SulrAgates' Court OF said county.
held County CI-rt House in county OF Kew
York 18th dav Of March. 1907. past ter
O'Clock the forenoon - that DAY ard there -
attend judicial settlement Or The account ~ proceed
angs ~ Howard A. SchermerhOTn. surviving Fx-
ecutor q the Last Testament ~ eaid 6e-sased.
and arch you HEREBY cited IS are under +bs
fWenfyone years. required appear iv vor
guardian n have II have arpes-
and appv he appointed. or IN the event -
.our neglect failure 10 Do guardian viii
pointed by tie Surrogate 20 represent for you in
TIE proceedlng.
N restaonv Whereof have caused 1hs Seal Of The
EuETogRtes' Court NJ the said County York 70 bs
hareunfo affixed. Witness, Hon. Prank r Fifz-
fLa 81 gerald. Surrogate OF said County at the
County o. New York the 21se 6ay az Janiar r.,
3h the year % Lord thousand nine
geven DANIEL J. DOWDNFE. Clerk o. the SuTrogates
Court.
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Surrogates' Notices.

GAGE. RUSsElI4.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
- OF Hon Abner - Thomas, & Surrogate Of the
County Of New York, notice hereby given all
ve4gons having claims Russell
County Of New York. deceased. 10 present the same
with vouchers thereof the subscribers their place
Of gransa citing business. Room al. No. 81 Nassau
Street. Borough OF Manhattan, in the City OF New
York. on or before the oGth day OF April
Dated New York. the 18th day Of October, 1905
MARGARET OLIVIA SAGE. EEecutriK
CHARLES ". OSBORNE. JOHN p NUM-, Executors
CHARLES A. GARDINER. Attorney FOR c. W, Osborne
J. = Mum Executor 1921 Park Eow. BoF-
oueh Mauhp-tan New York City.
DFFORFST BROTHERS. Attorneys for Margaret
Olivia sage ExecutriK 80 Broad Street. borough q
Manhattan. New York City
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CoACHAIAN.-sin highly recommended
thoTouShlE reliable in every respect; Rev
York and Newport references. John. BOX
All. Tribune Uptown once, 1854 Broadway
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casr-nrr OUOrIIING.

IIgGHEsF PRICE PAD s0r ladies' gentle
nleu'r and chil6ren'a discarded clothing
rne evening and street costumes iewe!Ts.
trin-1 -hruc, ftru etc. Mr OF Me- a.
ss1ftal. 5sb 0th ave Tel. 67o-Eryaas.
IDs7ERTLSEAiEE rS and subscriptions Eor
LfR IEiLune received at their I'ptoEn
s1Elcf' Sc, 1854 L-0alway. between Goth
sE1 Sstl SIS, until 3 O'Clock g. IN. AdVe=-
Tisrmcnt1 Tsr'eised o. fhe following iTanch
Offices ~ regular ONCE -a-Es unfi o'clOca
e. ~. t-tE.. ID bih 2se-. s. .. cD-. 92d -:
- eth ave. cor. seth a.. - East lsth 81
80 ffEgt ga o.. between 5th ana bth ages
. West lt5fh o.. 1888 20 aVe.. between
asta ans 5sth sta.. le26 % ave,
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Wediterranean Service.
East EXpress SerVLce.

From Bremen Piers Sd & Attn SITS. FJoboKen
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD
OELRICHS & CO.. No. 3 Broadway. y. T..
louis II. MaNer 1n1G Walnut St. RhIla-
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OLD GOLD AND srI.nrrl

OLD GOLD. silver and Frecioes stones,
bought a: highest market value: made
inio nav articles or exchange for new Jew
cry or Japanese goods at A. r Topper
FACTORY. ~ West slst 81. basement.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

ATTENDANT, companion 70 an invalid;
experienced, educated. Esntlemanly. ac-
customed 10 travel: New York references.
Graham. 90 Lexington ave.
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MANAGER of gentleman's or cASb's forest
lodge. by experienced forester; can put
any forest preserve on paying nasls' under
stands LAYING out parks arc landscape WORK;
used to directing men on large estates; first
class references. n. 7. Frisbie. ConeWanSo
Valley, n. Y.
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HELP WANTED.
EFals

ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn $40
70 500 monthly corresponding for news-
parers; sure. steady work; no canvassing:
experience unnecessary; send for particu-
lars. Press Syndicate. I1ockport, ~. Y.
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INVESTIGATOR Criminal and civil: pest
references: ten years experience. John
A. Hartwein. So Sd ST.. Long Island City.
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Female.

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR-By Young
lady: two years experience IN central o.
fee. L. Smith. Ala 9Th ave. Brooklyn.
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SEWING MACHINIsT as assistant TO fore
man in a large plant: experienced en- W.
& q. overlook chain stitch. w. & W. hem
stitch. B. s. 432 Chauncey St. Brooklyn.
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GROCERY CLERK.-By young man, q /:
ATth ST.
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HAWBUPG-AwERICAN IN.
Special Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHER rRCi-HAMBURG-


Special Passenger Service.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT URG-HAMBURG
"S s. DEUTSCHLAND
SAILS MARCH 10TH a NJ
Superior accommodations at attractive rates
Deutschland. Mar. 16' Kalserin. .... Apr. ~
tstAmerika. Mar. q America Apr p
stBiUecher. Apr. Il Deutschland Apr. 80
sGrill Room. tGymnaGum. gPalm Gar
den. sRitz-Carlton Restaurant. Electric
Baths.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH-~CHERB OURG-HASlBCi re.
Pretoria. Mar. u Walcersee - Apr. y
Pennsylvania Mar. 80. Pretoria APR. -
"Hanburg direct.
Mediterranean Service.
TO -NAPLES-GEEOA.
Hamburg. 1900. Mar. 30. May Z. June II
4'Noltke. Apr. .. May %. July :
elias Grill Room. iHas Gymnasium
TOURIST BUREAU
r. r. Tickets, hotel accommodations ana
general information about foreign travel
Travellers checks good al over the world
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY. y
Phone 1900 Rector. Piers Honoken.
AMERICAN LINE g9545 p Ct go e 4 n
PI.YMOUTH- CHERB' SOUTHAMPTON
NEW YORK Mar IL. Apr 10, May 11.June
ST LOUIS. Mar -. APR 20, May June -
CELTIC go 904 tonsl-. Apr. q. noon; May
RED STAR LINE "a x Fer P
NEW K-DOVER-ANTWERP
VADERLASD Mar 1854 4 NJ APR. -. May II
FINLAND. Mar. % noon: APT. 90. May IS
ICELAND. Mar so ESQ II. Apr-2I. May %
EROONL4AND.- Apr g. noous May T. June
WHITE STAR LINE iFoE Per
NEW YORK-Q' NSTOWN - LIVERPOOL
BALTIC Mar Is. . An; Apr 10, May
MAJESTIC. Mar. -. 10 AN Apr II May IS
CEDRIC. Mar. %. II 80 An Apr. 10 May L
OCEANIC. Mar. q, 4 ?. VI apr. p , p. n
TECTOSIC.. Apr. 3. 10 An; May I. 70 An.
PLYMO UTFL-CEER'G -SOCTHASIPT'S.
CELTIC. .-..-..-.. Apr. .. noon; May
| IADSIAl nc. .-...-.... May y. June ~
| 1EI IoNlC.. .....-.... Nay -. June -
OCEANIC. .---.-.-. -....- June ). July 3
{ saAJ ~ tAt,s Juno Il. July ~
/ New. -. coo tons: has Elevator.
Gymnasium. Turkish Baths and Band
TIE az MEDITERRANEAN Az X5R
FROM NEW YORK
CRBTfC. Mar. 80. noon; May Q, June %
REPC BL>tC. Apr. 20. 10 A "
PROM BOSTON
REPT BLTC. Mar 10. m. ROMANO. Apr 27vi
CASOPIC- Apr. 10. $50 A. NJ May IS
PASSENGER OFFICE, 9 BROADWAY.
Freight once, Whitehall Bldg. Battery PI I
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WORK WANTED.

AMERICAN: young; good ell around: first
class noorlayer; would prefer 90 reserve
nights for studies: reasonable II steady
Christensen. care OF Zennogy. 80 East
10th 81.
BARISEEPER.- Hotel or downtown cafe;
good reference Byrnes, 216 LIST ave.
BOY, II. willing. industrious. in law Of
flce; little experience; time TO study; fur
nish best references: salary So: advance
men;. Levensohl. 1871 Glenmore ave.
Brooklyn
BOY. IS. wishes to learn a trade. William
McNaTase. 40 lst ave.
BOY. II, with talent for drawing. with
artist or illustrator. +. Mang. 522 East
9th 81.
BOY. Il. with IL years experience IN cleo
trical shop. wants steady position Chas.
Adelmann. S6l Grove ST.. Brooklyn.
BUSINESS MAN. speaking English ana
German. 70 take charge OF marble and
granite works: can estimate. take care OF
drawings. etc. J. J. l.. l26 Albany ave.
Brooklyn.
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NAHUTACTURERs of billiard ana pool
tables high ggade boxing alley build
ers; lowest prices MARX BROS, "a
Union EsUGEs.
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DREssMAK1Nc AND snL1nNERf.

DRESSMAISER.--c Competent: correct style
and 1T. by day or home. Do West 37th st
DREsgMATI EsR.-By the day. will make a.
short notice dressy tailor made gowns
fancy waists and evening gowns; reference
Address New Mode.s, Tribune Uptown Of
rse. 1864 Broadway.
o. n DURRAND.-On exhibition spring
and summer dresses: ready 10 take or
Gers; ladies' OWE material accepted: mod
crate pricesi short notice 65 West S6th st.
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OFFICE. ASSISTANT. bill and eutry clerk,
by young man. with reference. Frank
Siefert "a Bogart ST., Brooklyn.
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OFFICE WORK. - BY young German
speaks little English Tn. Arnold. care
Boucheaux 21O East 18th st.
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MILLWRIGHT; joiner: first class all
around man: used 10 machine shop or
mill work Of any class. A. Schllz, 100 va
st. Brooklyn.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ti1gls insertions , cents per line. Six
ten E0rdg. seven times consecutiTely. 81.
which entities advertiser 20 have rooms
entered for period Of fourteen Gays in
The TribuEe's Directory OF Desirsbls
Rooms. Write for circular.
Arh Information concerning fheso rooms
may be had. free OF charge, 81 the Uptown
once OF The New York Tribune. 1864
Broadway, between Seth and 37th SITS.
I'D ST. 100 WEST Beautiful rooms. with
or without private bath: possession April
3; superior table; references given and re-
uuired.
E7TH ST. b6l WESLEYAN furnished
rooms: excellent beard: e45G up; German,
Spanish. French spoken.
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WORK WANTED.
AIalA

ENGINEER. Al. as chief; guarantees a
saving OF Is per cent in running expenses
OF any plant: age. 80: American G. W. L.
66 W. 1C6th St
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Instruction.
School Agency.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GoyeFnesses etc.
70 Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply TO
Mrs n J. YOUNG-FULTON. 20 Union Square.
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MAIL CARRIER or mail clerk. experienced,
with good house: finest Of references;
steady. J. Schaefer SIS Brook ave-. Bronx.
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PAINTER. PAPER HANGER and VAR
NISHFR-pay or job: for landlords or
others; prices low. Marren. 3S2 ". 18th st.
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To Whom 1t bay Concern.
FTRANFIELD JAMES WILLIAM.
Il Returned New York IN steamship France, en-
route "a Chicago; not since heard Of. In 1872 he
resided 20 West Madison ST, Chicago. Brother
John inquiries. American papers please copy.
Brothers address 20 CGrroun Rd. Clapham Rd-
London. England.
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PAINTER. PAPERHANGER.- lords
estates; city or country; day or contract,
Behrens 2120 80 ave.
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PLUMBER dunior} good 1obber. Edward
Conway, 2449 Sth ave.
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PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

Female.
MIDDLE AGED, refined North German
lady. with fluent French and English. is
anxious 20 find permanent position with
either elderly invalid lady or gentleman as
companion and housekeeper: or as governess
IA family with children; has the very best
references as to character ana reliability;
open for position first week IN MAY Ad-
dress r. W. Box 40, Tribune Once,
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Female.

Female
Any INTELLIGENT person may earn SO
TO 500 monthly corresponding for news
papers: sure steady VOL: no canvassinE;
experience unnecessary: send for particu-
lars Press Syndicate. Lochport. n. Y.
COOK ana I.ACNDREsS; also chambermaid
and waitress: together. Apply Sunday
ana Monday from 4 to 3. Mrs Hanson
The Severn. 40 West 53d st.
RESSMAKERS!
Good waist hands and apprentices. 24B
9Th ave, house bell.
WANTED-A competent young Swedish
laundress. Apply a = East 74th ct. on
wednesday and Thursday. between 10 and
- a N. City references required.
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PRIVATE. SECRETARY.-By experienced
court reporter and law stenographer. as
private secretary: very best Of references as
10 ability ana integrity; salary, S25-$3O per
week Address Z. s. Box 80. Tribune ONCE.
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y Y, \. III. < HARTFORD r. r.

y 4, y. IT. q HAkITUkD il. r
Trains depart from Grand Central Station.
42d st. and 4ch Ave. as follows FOR
Boston. via New London & ProF.-@1S-oe,
- 1000. *. 1902 A. NJ ~ 100,
e 1:O1. q 300 e 800 - 5:02.
sf12;OO p VI; via WiIlimantic-4fs.0 A,
NJ 700 P NJ: via Spfd.-f9-14 A. n.
= 1900. 400, s11:OO ?. "
Wor' ster & Fitch. via Putnam. 41.5S ?. ~
Lakeville & Norf -4s.49 A. NJ 1871 P. NJ.
CT. harrington. Sc0ckbridge. Leu1X. Pitts
held-f4:54 1S;z0 A. " and 1871 p r.
Ticket Offices at cGrand Central Station
and CI25th ST. also AZ c245 1900. C1354
B'way, c25 Union square cls2 Fifth Ave.
c245 Columbus Ave. cG49 Madison Ave.
c105 ". 125th ST 279S Third Ave. IN
$50 B'way.
"DaiIv. Except Sundays. 'Sfops at 125-h
s. EStops ar I25ta St SUNDAYS only
tParlor Car Limited. Has dining car
CParICr and Sleeping Car tickets also
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ThT6ush paliy trains 70 tho wss,,

y III III LINl--- 2 ~ W9l-s
Leave New York City. 23d So. LIb'y s.
CHICAGO. PTTTSBURG. $50 am 500 az
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. Al so am 100 nm
pITTSBURCi. CLEVELD. $50 pm AGO Dn
''PITTSBCRG LIMIT D." &. 90 pm 7CO pm
GIN. st LO us, LOUISE. 81 80 pua I-90 am
CIN-.ST. LOUIS. LOUlsV., $50 an 1000 an
CIN..ST, LOUIS. LOUISV.. SC I'm 600 pm
Offices 245. 43f. 1900 Broadway, AstoE
W. S91 Grand ST. y G43 F>uit0n 81,
BrookIyu; West 2Sd Sc and Liberty ST.
After y. m. Sleeping Car Reservations
GnG full Information regarding trains etc.
can be OBTAINED at Bureau or Information,
=. o. P r. 2dd 81. Terminal. 'FAons
No Chelsea 3l4A
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LackaWanna RAILROAD,

Leave ". T.. Barclay. Christopaer. ". ga
Sta
f5.60 A M--FOF BinEhamson ana EImira-
~4O-cO A A---E'oF BuGalos Chicago and sc.
Louis.
$40 p. s. Fer Buffalo and Chicago
f4.OO p. M--For Scranton ana Plymouth,
Ee6-15 p NJ For Buffalo and Chicago.
se-45 p M--For Buffalo. Syracuse. Ithaca.
~-Uo a. A--Chic1EO-Sleepera open 8.Ge
j n
Tickets at 149. a.. I195. 1484 Broadway.
- Y; S3A Fulton st.. Brooklyn. 'DallTs
2EXcept Sunday. 8L4ayes ChrlSt0pher 81
&10 p. d. Weetdaya
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BALTINORR e oRIO 3. u

ROYAL. Bile LINZ. TRAINS.
every OtheT hour On the even hGur''
Leave New York Ciyy. 2sd St Lib'y 81.
WASHINGTON. SFperz. 11.5C pm l3O "a
WASHINGTON, Diner. z 80 am 500 an
WASHINGTON, Diner. $50 am &c. 90 ava
WASHINGTON. Diner. II.5O am 1900 T.E
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 pI1 200 On
s"'ROYAL LTD" Diner. g 90 pm 400 On
WASHINGTON, Diner. $50 pm zoo n
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 pm 7.00 d
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WANTED. -Agents 20 sell stock and poul-
try food: write for particulars; men with
rigs preferred. B. II. Hamilton & Co.. Biz
mingham. Ohio.
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AktAaAAaAAAaD AeO0AAo ~ A@6As
single Insertions D cents per line. SIX
teen words. seven times vely, 81.
which entities advertiser 20 have rooms
entered for a period OF fourteen Gays in
The TFibune's Directory q DeElrabls
1loo1cs. Write for circglar
Pull information concernlng these rooms
nby be had. free OF charge. et the Uptown
Cflcs q The NeW-Hork. Tribune. 1854
Broadway. between Beth ana 87th SITS
SOUTHERN E9lPoECRE.-F Furnished room
20 let. private family: all Improvements.
references. on Park ave, IN ninefies. ri
4. Tribune Uptown Ofice 1884 Broadway.
as EAST lasTH sT.-Largs furnished
room. suitable FOR two young women.
Catholics preferred: privileges.
lIsTIT ST.. 4l9 WEsT.-'rwo elegant sunny
front rooms; high class. elevator tele-
phone superintendent.
2ss EAST Osn sT.-Furnishea rooms; al
improvements; private house
FURNISHED ROOMS; steam: private hall:
improvements: breakfast: reference. 2sG5
Broadway assn ST.: lS7th subway station
~. b. r
ADVERTISEMENT ana subscriptions for
Tha Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. 1864 Broadway. between Both
sEd 0Ilh Etl. Until O'Clock 3. IN. kdver-
easements received az tho following branch
Offices al regu ar once rates until O'Clock
,, NJ. viz; % sth ave. 2 cor. 2Sd st.;
1s8 en- ave. cor 18th ST.: % East 18th 81:
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SPANISH PLANO PROFESSOR, graduated
from the best schools Of spain. wishes TO
have few more pupils. in Brooklyn or New
York. nv Spanish method is easy and very
rand for beginners, lessons TO be given at
residence or at my studio Luis Caro-, ia
East 10th st.
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FoR SALE.

DESKS. rolitops: partitions. ratings. Ia
bles, safes letter presses counters. shelly
iDgs. wal mirror nEtures. stores, Offices
fitted Finn Bros. e 30 Centre 81.
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MEN. light work and little money take
you 10 Europe; return transportation;
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IN NEW YORK'S
 FASHION GLASS

New York, Nov. 9.--Some of the col or combinatio that are seen are not pleasing to think Of. but are really very attractive when seen in the costume. One rose-pink net was mounted over golden yellow satin and had satin bows Of q dull heliotrope in the bodice and sk -Nattier hlne combined with the plum and prune are very effective. The new rose, the peacock blue and green are popular. The canary yellow seems to be the fayorite for evening frocks. There are sometimes as many as five different colors on many of the Paris ian gowns.
 The smart three piece costumes are in vogue. They are worn to theatres and restaurants and anywhere that kind of & toilette is suitable. The skirt and loose wrap are madeNof velvet or cloth and the bodice of net, satin or chiffon. trimmed with the heavier material. A-
 Colored linen turn-down collars em- broidered in white are worn with the taffeta waists and tailoEfd suits. A jabot of sheer white material embrod- cred in the color of the turnover is worn in the front, or 6 smart little how of the same silk as the waist. bEhere are also cuffs of this linen which are set under the cuffs of the blouse.
 The princess skirt Is by no means to | dress-makers are showing new and elaborate models in this style, just at the time when they were pronounced too common by the people in general. The latest princess skirts are trailing but are not too full at the foot-line. They reach three inches above the waist, and the drapery, foriit can hard 1y be called blouse, Is fastened to the lining of the skirt. These costumes are made in every material except the heavy street suitiug, which makes it evident that they are to be worn only as house gowns.
 Because of the popularity of the in- tense shade of purple, 1t has made all other bright colors most fashionable The very latest 'ones are American Beauty red; bluish purple, Temon yellow grass green, sapphire blue, rosewood red and the brightest of pink and tur- Quois blue. Skirts are seen lined with vivid shades of silk, and the coats worn with them have lowered Things in many colors.
 The present style of footgear is shown in tan, and mostly in high but ton boots Light uppers and darker vamps are favorites. These are worn with short tailored costumes for street wear. For evening wear, the shoes and stockings must match the gown in col or and the Idea of embroidery is carried out the same as in the gown.
 / The fur coats for this winter are more attractive than ever before. Eton Jackets of seal and all the nicer furs are handsomely braided. The cutaway coat with a vest of ivory color or some