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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-10
DOZEN PlGGERs
ROUNDED y P FOR FAILURE 10
REGISTER AMI, ADVERTISE
THEIR GOVERNMENT TAX RE
cEiPTs AS TIL E LAW PRE-
II scRiBEs-RELEAsED ON BOND.


& States Attorney Patterson had q.
choice assortment OF gentlemen be-
fore Justice Gilbert Monday charged
with failure to register the posses
| sion Of and for dilitoriness in advers
Using the fact that they owned gov
eminent tax receipts, or in other
words government liquor licenses.
Nine Of the men wanted BY the;
warrants were before the court and
were bound over to the district court
in the sum of 5000 each, the unlucky
ones bein 81 Aaron Christopher, ira
fsW.. Griffin, James Hedmark, Josie
Mccoy, G. n. Rossen. Otto Reimer,
John Williams. 6. H. Albertson and
James T.. Mcdonald Warrants were
| also issued for y. Wilcox, Mel Nc
MILAN and w. S. Penfield, of Dris-
/ coll, and they will probably be
brought before the justice today.
Several of these men have been
! bound over to the district courts
fonce before for the same offense and
some Of them are bound over for
selling Intoxicating liquor. A war
rant is still out for Andrew Anderson,
who is said to have had booze en-
Iporium at Baldwin, but he has not
/ been located. IA.
States Attorney Patterson says
4 these arrests will be monthly perform
4 ancas hereafter. Josie Mccoy put UP
$500 cash for her appearance in court
4 surrendered her license, and her at
4 torney stated she would appear before
Judge Winchester at the first oppor
4 tunity, plead guilty and pay the piper
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-10
interesting Services

The preaching services at the:
Methodist church were well attended
i both morning and evening and the
words listened to were very impress
sive.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-10
knights Templar.

The meeting of Tancred Command
cry for tonight has been postponed
and will BE held ait s p. n. Friday
Don't forget the date. 3i5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-10

sof. the academy from surrounding
towns will be here to give the class
of on rousing send of. The pros
gram will begin promptly at $50
o'clock s..s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-10
Things For sale

The ladies Of the Episcopal church
are requested to send articles intend
ed for the bazaar to the home Of
Mrs. w. AZ Dillon not later than
next Thursday
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-10
4 BH IL GHTY

oFFlc lAL WEATHER REPORT. y
/ e $
:. For TWenty-four Hours Ending :.
3. M, December 8, 1907
Temp Maximum "a; =
I. minimum 16.
Precip 04 Inches.
Wind NJ aximum velocity :.
y, 332 miles per hour from the north :
Il !. west.
Prediction Fair Tuesday; !:
I = warmer.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-10
/ Union Dray co. Phone 422aa.

Present yourself or wife with some
of those fine bath room fixtures, sold
by d w WoLBERT HARDWARE
90.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-10
no Il Mow,,3

better call in the plumber and have
hin, fix that water pipe before it freez-
es up and abusts. r #
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-10
Clerks, Meeting

The clerks union will meet this
evening at maennerchor hall Inn
/ portant business.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-10

Beginning Monday Webb Brothers
viii be opsn nights until Christ.
mas.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-10

Beginning Monday Webb Brothers
will he opsn nights until Christ
mas. ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-10
. Drill Wednesday

Company A will hold its usual
drill Wednesday evening
Arizona republican., 1907-11-12
THE DEVILS SONA1A
 ITS STRANGE HISTORY
1t Will Be Rendered Tonight by Mir. Ralph Wyie at the Academy of Music.

The first number on the program. to be given by Ralph Wylie tonight is the Devils Sonata" by Giuseppe Tar tini. one of the most eminent repre- sentatives of the violin. Tartinfs fam ous "Tri;lo del Di3volo' is well known. He dreamed he had sold his soul to the devil, and on the whole was well pleased with the behavior of that gen tlemanly parsonage. But 1t occurred to him to ask his strange associate to play something for him on the violin. Cheerfully Satan took the instrument. and immediately improVised a sonata of astonishing force and wild pas sion, concluding it with a great pas sage of trills. of superhuman power and beauty. Tartini awoke in an ectasy of admiration. whereupon he sought after every manner to reduce to paper the wonderful composition of his dream Fine as was the work thus produced Tartinl always maintained that it fell far short of the glorious virtuoso piece which he had heard.
 No one can afford to miss the splen- did program to be given by Wylie to- night at the Arizona School of Music. Tickets $1.0O. On sale at the Adams Pharmacy.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-12
RECORDERS OFFICE.

John L. Turnbow to Robert H. Stap- ley. west half lots 1 and s. black 36 Mesa City; Samuel Franklin to l.. " Wilkinson. part lot 1. block 6, Wicken- burg; l.. V. Wilkinson to NJ. A. Rob- erts. same; Mrs. M. Elders and hus- band to George w. Wilson. lot 1, block :. Goldman's addition; A. J. Buresor and wife to Tohn T. Dunlap, lots e3 tC 16, block 46, Montgomery addition.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-12
TRANSCRIPT or RECORDO

The following transcripts of the rec ords of the offices of the district clerk, the probate court and the county re- rorder are furnished by the Arisona Abstract & Title company.
 The records for yesterday were:
Arizona republican., 1907-11-12

Hear Jack Turner sing the most beautiful illustrated song ever brought to the territory-"Honey Boy"
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
WR. WINTER EXPLAINS.
GiUcs the History Of the Transit
DeUeLO pment Go.

Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company officials felt
| that Mr.. Ivinss questions during the hearing of
| the Public Service inquiry of the merger on
| Wednesday created an erroneous impression about
! the Transit Development Company. Mr.. Winter
yesterday gave the history of the company. It
| follows in part:
The Tonst It'll peSelqPmens aG9 & COMPANY was ,d
sS5 oo % % tect Y tbe "i vas 70 hold
real estate free from the lien OF railroad mort
cages and buy from the railroad companies of the
system such real estate wa5 no longer used for
railroad purposes Since it's Incorporation the
company mas also been used to take title to large
amounts of new real estate purchas ID 1t Is also
the owner Of considerable car and electrical equip
rnent. The title to such car equipment is some
times temporarily taken by the Transit Develop
IS compIet they l are eonveyed at COST to o. the
panies for whose USE they are found to be best
Every share OF the capital stock of the Transit
Development COMPANY is owned by the BROOKLYN iiyya
by II above the amount OF its capital stock has
Company from the proceeds Of it's bonds. All its
Indebtedness is owned by the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company, representing the actual cost OF
property the Transit Development Company.
Not Single individual has ever made a dollar by
the Incorporation OF the company, oy the cITTyiLg
of its business by reason of his connection
with it, Not dollar OF salary iS pala 10 any i OF
the officers or employees of that company. The
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit Company is the sole bene-
Whsn % the m compang was organized the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company had. and It stil has. OUT
standing a mortgage OF 100000, which Is a lien
on all property owned acquired by the company.
The original object Of the creation OF the Transit
1
accomplished by putting the title OF the prop
erty in the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company for
these reasons the Transit Development Company
has occupied the field instead OF the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company $50
All the new power houses, land, buildings and
equipment are owned by the Transit Development
Company solely. The title 10 the BROOKLYN City
Railroad Company's power house Is distinct from
mat of the Transit Development Company
The contract for the purchase of the properly OF
the Canarsie railroad was made with the TRANSIT
time OF making il the road in the hands OF d
receiver =. ,.
The Transit Development Company last spring
increa sea its capital stock from $4,000 TO SOULFUL
which additional capital stock was purchased al
mar bv the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company II
tcs now substantial assets. the actual cost OF
which is upward Of s1S.yO0eO.
RaiIxay Traffic Company, which operates the CON
Ir9ci with the city for the disposition OF ashes.
he Transit Development Company having pui-
chased over per cent OF the stock of the traffic
cCrnuar,v for $50 coo. and the assumption or some
of tbe traffic company's obligations so far as the
city contract is concerned, II has not yielded any
nro6t 20 the company commensurate with invest
Tnents required 10 carry on the contract
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16

some COMPLAINT (generally many complaints) 10
make and all wanting more subways, more elevated
lines and more surface lines
REPRESENTATIVES, of every civic organization III
The Bronx were present and most Of them told the
commissioners how bad they Thought transit con-
fsitions in their borough anu susSe0'eu ii'"
they could be bettered-
with hardly an execution, the speakers advo-
Gated third-tracling the Second and Third avenue
elevated lines ma jority were in favor OF bullu-
ing more elevated roads, rather than sub"ays pc
carse Of the greater expense involved In the con
sr1iction of the latter and the greater IehS'' oI
time required.
President HafTen of The Bronx said that uie
zoe 600 people of the borough unit in de
n1anding better transit facilities. I'VE are aware
of the stringency Of the money market ne saiu'
..;,t for that reason we believe in the construc-
ton of new and the extension of the present eIe-
waited lines instead of building subways' Ihe
system of elevated lines have planned includes
taking in White Plains Westchester and, Jerome
avenues and can be built for s11,25O00O. whereas
the Jerome avenue subway alone would cost thir-
teen millions. 1 also believe in the trl-borough
route from The Bronx to Brooklyn"
The dangerous. indecent and intolerahle condi-
ton of transit in The Bronx" said James L. Wells
the next speaker, makes prompt action impera-
tive
Require Mr.. Commissioner. the InterborouSh
company to obey the law Make It operate the ele-
waited and subway lines to their fullest capacity.
Mr. Wells then said that the greatest reLef would
he furnished bv the immediate third tracking of the
Second and Third avenue elevated INES rom lily
Hall 10 the Harlem He said ne would prefer sub
vvavs but that the time required to build them
would be too great
w. W. Mics and Albert z Davis spoke for the
Civic League of The Bronx Numerous resolutions
were read and a great number of speakers heard
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
SUBMARINE WEDDINGS WORTH s1oo

Here's a chance for those who want 70 get mar
rIei All they have to do is to don bathing suit
next month and plunge beneath the waters OF inc
Tf,nnodrome tank There will be a clergyman and
S1oo xvaiting for them in one of the diving bells
which ordinarily conceal the mermaids For some
reason there has not been any particular rush OF
applicants-perhaps because the news has not been
spread about sufficiently-aud Shubert & Anderson
have put in advertisement for willing brides IN
-le morning papers to-day. Plenty of visitors are
ovoactaa I'm from the country next month and out
of the lot the managers hope to flnd at least one
couple ready achieve fame. matr1nlony ana $lV'
AL..tt aIltlHE
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
Notice of Summons.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUN-
y ty-George RI. Robinson. plaintiff. Russell
A Alger, tr-. defendant.-To the above named de-
fend You hereby summoned
COMPLAINT in this action TO a copy OF your
answer on plaintiffs attorneys within twenty
after service of this summons. exclusive of the
day of service. and In OF your failure appear
or answer Judgment Will be taken against by
default for the relief demanded In the complaint.
New York. July II. 1907
OLNEY & COMSTOCK,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Office Postoice Address 6s William Street. Bor-
ough of Manhattan. New York City.
To the defendant Russell A. Alger. jr.: The fore
going summons served upon by publication.
an order Hon. Charles w. Dayton.
one OF the Supreme Court of the State
of New York. 31st day OF July 1907. and flied
on the day Of Jnly 1907. with the complaint in
the Office Clerk OF the County of New York. at
the County Court House. In the City, County and
New York.
Dated York. July 81. 1907
OLNEY & COMSTOCK.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
once and Postofhes Address. es William Street. Man
haitian. New York
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
ITALIANS ATTACK p. r. r. TRAIN CREW

SelIns Grove. Penn. Aug. IA Pennsylvania
railroad Messenger train crew had unpleasant
experience at Fulton station. here, last night
where they were attacked by d mob OF about
seventv-hve Italians OF both sexes, who tried TO
kill them with stones and clubs because the train
had killed
When the crew stopped to put the body in the
haegage car, the Italians gathered with impreca-
tions and shouts of vengeance. In a few moments
the mob had congregated and attacked the crew
The conductor, appreciating the danger. lost no
time and sped onward with his train
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
BRONX APARTMENTS
HOUSES COST $22O, 900.
The amsterdam S0Ld-Hdrn,On In
crcGscs His Land Holdings

Plans were filed yesterday by the American Real
Estate Company, which is large holder or va
cant and improved realty in The Bronx, Tor
tv-enty y-two three-stOry brick apartment houses,
TO cost altogether s200o0 an average OF aOVD
each The houses. each 20x55 on a ioo-foot lot
are both built on the west side of Faile st, be
ginning 100 feet west of Aldus st
Arnold g. Byrne have sold for LOWenfeld &
Prayer to A Benedict the Amsterdam. a six story
apartment house the northwest corner Of 124th
st and Amsterdam a plot Soxlco
Clifford 3. Harmon, of Wood. Harmon & Co.
purchased another plot containing twenty-three
acres Of ground at North White Plains the ter
minal Of the New York Centrals electric zone OF
the Harlem Division. With Mr.. Harmons pre-
vious purchases he now owns about eighty acres
at this point. No definite plans are announced.
but II IS expected thai this property Will be d.
vided into lots and placed on the market as nome
sites TO be sold on tho easy payment plan.
Robert Levers has sold for J. ], Martin No q
West 117th st, five story apartment house on 4
plot 25x1O0.I1
Max Moscoyitz has sold to Israel Lebowitz No
i4s 1857 and 1863 Second ave three four story ten
ement houses plot 79.4x1o0 feet
ArbesfeId & Gelb have sold for Anton Buhiman
to Mr. Joilannsen No 1860 Avenue a. "A five story
double house lot 25Nloo feet
The Woodstock Exchange has sold the four
story tenement house on lot Isax6i feet at the
southeast corner Of 52d and Eleventh ave.
for Frank W. Mas TO Clarence sturges.
The Edward Z. Cohn Realty Operating Company
has sold the BGndiiStA court apartment mouse NO
945 to $40 St. Nicholas plot 4 9xs2 7xT5162
feet
Shaw & Co have sold for Charles $. Holzwasser
No. ls5 West 10cd ST. five story double apartment
house lot 247x1D0u feet
Shaw s. Co. have sold for Rachel Levison No.
25a West ly7th st. a three story apartment house
on lot lexee,u feet
The Columbian Board of Brokers has sold for
Jacob Bluesten the lot 25xSo feet the west side
Of Crimmins ave. go feet north Of Iiist St
The Columbian Board OF Brokers has sold for
Harry I. Wolfe 10 II. Jackson. No. So East 1SSth
ST six story apartment house on lot 37xloo feet.
The seller takes Mount Vernon property in eK-
change.
William Peters & co. have sold FOR julius Ian
dauer a dwelling house on the east side of TAYLOR
street near Morris Park ave; also for Mrs. Ehz-
abeth piehl the triangular plot of ve and one-half
lots at the junction of Tee-Taw ave, Parlvtew
Place and l90th st. and No 1895 Hoe ave, a two
family house.
Henry Wise has sold for the White estate 20
Louis Gordon Nos SIS and s. Baxter st. four story
front and rear tenement. on plot 6exlco feet. Ihe
buyer will improve the property.
Clenent II. Smith has made the following sales:
For Mrs I.isk. two family house. No Is Elm
Place to a client for occupancy; for Mrs Con-
nelly n one family ten room house on a lot 80
feet front to a client. No sis Pelham ave; Tor
Mr. Frederick Grey, house. No 20iS Anthony ave,
two family frame, to a client. and one family
frame house. No 51s Mead st. Van Nest
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
THE nRoNx BUILDING PLANS,

Sheridan ave. e $. go feet of 156th St. for
two story shop with storage house. 50x23 New
York central * Hudson River Railroad Com
uasy. owner. B. Il Collins architect
DAILY ave. G s.. 10 feet = OF fremont ava for
six two story frame dwelling houses. 19XS5:
Richard hie owner: Rudolph Weener. archt-
WILLOW .iSe n. e. corner of 10th ST for two
story brick factory buiidags. a7xi,0 each; Inter
national Misunderstanding Company. owner. Louis
y. kaufman, architect ....---,---+--...-.-...
Madison ST.. 8. 81 n of Barnett Place;
Tor two stofr dwelling house. 21x5s, p. ual,-
r.kon. owner. Z. EblIa.. architect ........,...
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16

MORT WOOD. N Y. H.. AUGUST rs. 1901
Il Sealed proposals. In ,ripiicate for foundations
painting and erection of Iron Flagstaff ut this
will be received here until 1880 August 30
1907 The u S. the right reject all
bids. furnished application Envelopes
ntaIning should be indorsed Proposals FOR
fagstaf' addressed to the undersigned
c. c. BURNELI. Ccnstg. Q NJ
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16

nUARTERMASTER's OFFICE. WEST POINT. N T..
SS July 1soT.Sealed proposals. in trpiicate sub
the usual conditions will be received at this
until Il NJ. August TO- 1907 for furnishing Iron
Lamp Posts electric lights. Tho
States right reject
all proposals Forms for proposals furnished upon
Address j. NJ. CARSON. Major aud
Quartermaster. u. 5. NJ A.. West Point. ~ y
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
VERMONT.
LAKE BOMOSEEN rs.TnEgF2SRs. s4TfyfGSR
To WhOm 1t Udy Concern.

C1TATE OF NEW YORK. INSURANCE De
- partuent.-AIoauy. 18Th. Is05--Whsrsas ths
TeutOna Insurance. Company. located at New OElssnA
IA of Louisiana flied IN this once
sworn By the proper ocers thereof shcEls
its condition and business and has compiled n SlI -
spects Of this State relating TO Fire n
Companies Incorporated By other states "f as
United States -.
Now therefore IN pursuance OF law. 7 OTTO KEEL,
Of Insurance % the state OK
New York, do hereby certify that said Company s
hersty authorized its appropriate BUSINESS
OF IN this state IN accordance VIII ss
he The Condition Srd bls1SS'
Of safd date Of such StaIernenr t17-
n. la0S) shown follows
Agrresate amount Of admitted Assets SS5s,S+l>S
Aggregate amount OF liabilities Except CAPT. -. a
tai and Surprusl including rensurance -. oo5
o actuas paid Capital
liabilities
AHlount oS ~ - tSs vsar sQ7 es
In Witness Whereof have hereuntO sloscIios95
name and caused the seal OF Office 20 os sllAeD w
OoS ' OTTO KELSEY.
Sursrfneendsut of InsCTa1c~
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16

DVERTIsEMENTS and subscriptions for ne i.T. Iris
n received al their Uptown once No 1864 broSl' w..
between 36th and 37th unit! o'clock ~ - rsr-
tseuients received az the followins orda
uY,- Office rates O'Clock viz
. 2 cor 23d St. i2th St y - syg
~ 25T Nest 42d Tth and Sth .-s-
West faSth St 132s sd between 'ofn snu sSb =
in26 al ave near 6fst fTOS tst ave nfS- w.
ISL East l25th $50 fremont ave-: tS0 81 ave
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
RRONYITES HOLD SWAY
Tell Public .SerUice Commissioners
Ab0at Poor Transit.

The Pu,,lic Service Commission gave hearing on
Bronx transit matters yesterday afternoon in the
Council Chamher at City HALL The room
crowded with residents Of the borough, ell having
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

1Nillett st . g. IiG1I feet n. OF Delaney st:
Tor six story brick tenement. 30 bxSb.s. Kat
zen Realty Company, owner. Bernstein q Bern
Manhattan st W. corner of broadway: for
two story brick store. with Offices Ill. 1885,
Charter Construction Company. owner; Schwartz
=.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
MIL,TvAMAN KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

St Joseph No, Aug I5-Sergeant Major Miller,
of the Missouri National Guard living in st. Louis,
was killed by lightning brigade headquarters to-
day, where he was arranging for the review Of the
state troops by Governor Folk PrlVates Ihomas
and Ulrich severely shocked
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

1929 st. s. g. 105 feet 8. e. Of Courtlandt ave.
2lxi00; Adolph c. Hottenroth loans Alfred ". -
Hughes ave. 8 20 feet n. of 1sSth St, 25xs76;
North American Mortgage Company loans
Pasuuale ID AuTta d,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
SALE BY JOSEPH p. DAY.

Tho following transaction took place yesterday otter
noon at the Vesey saesrooms by Joseph F. Day;
A9th st north side 14l.5 feet OF Broadway 20Sx
IO95 four story dwelling house: sold 10 the plain
ttfYr
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
Brooklyn Property to Let.

rIyO LET-On Lexington ave. corner 41st ST a three
i story high stoop brownstone private dwelling IN
nerfacf order HARRIE : LINES, S72 Lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
For Young Ladies-Country-

- q ~ M n a 70 pertlc1Iers
K Z OCVI1AN AESI address
Mrs g. j. LIFE. The Misses STOWE. Rye Ne" io'S,
.TOHAvIAN SEMINARY Girls Bethlehem, Pa
vi ed I14e. 18TH Address
J HAFFS. D. Prtn
MISS G. E MAsON.s SUBURBAN SCHOOL. FOR
VI Girls AMI Young illustrated catalosus
address Lock III. Tarryto1n- on Hudson y L
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
Real Estate.

Real Estate.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
fSdk SAFE WHICH &lELDs sTEER sASIRs ANn sErIyB lSB
sfHsHS iHaS hSH ss,,S 8
fTsFSh: TftbThr ISGkaNsafAr2a 1SdknssISG 2aLfE 2' A
rutland & WHITING CO.. 5 BEEkMAA ST.
Unfurnished apartments to Let.
THE SONOMA.
nTv RTGa6wag end I to $3.50
'IuE RIvERDALs.. Riverside Drive. corner 7sth ST
>. high class apartments; ready September 1st
yy1HE MAYFIELD. 10 East 10th st.-Ready for occ9-
/ pancy oct. 1st HUSTON & AsINARL Agts-' 20
Liberty st Phone 5s27 John
To Let for Business Purposes.
Ir1g1cE-E desirable foors ia West 7th 81; suitable
light a%s VA l ?iis Madison
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Country Property for Sale.
= mics @e7 ndiD T Of T land aSmnandhs es
'ei'S'SS cSRPESrBR & PELToN Mount Ktsco. \. Y
NICE COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE. with hve acres acres
y near Long Beach Road. cheap must ne solo,
Ierrr,s to sui purchaser Apply to owner.
Postofice Box l0S
MADISON. For sale. farm about "a acres; house
csrrage az house IL niles station hne spring
water easy Apply 10
TTXANDER EAGLES Madison. n i
TIEEAFIY- n 5-Cottage I rooms and bath mod
[ on. sn elegant condition: garden plot: bargain
81 200 possession balance terms 20 sur
hRfR!y hfdg. Ssw Ss 'Hf York premises or Ni,-,,
yy,yyO LOTS 2Jx100 each. minutes St George Ferry
1 for sale cheap cash. terms: improve
MILLER. 335 Sactett St Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
To Let for Business Purposes.

yEIaTEE desirable TIA West TIN s. sultaoe
light business. schools elevator WI! ateT 70 SUI
party. Dav1ds 3f1 Madison Ae.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
De LanCey School for Girls

3OI West Osth ST.. Cor. West End w. :,
26fn year begins Tuesday. Oct 1st lndiV1duhl inI
structon-Prepares all colleges Glasses for sait
bows Kindergarten class Year Book Application
kindergarten Primary Training.-New York Froesel
Normal pr. Collegiate Prep school Tor
Girls 5g g6tb Incorporated Institute Scholarships
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16

NEW SPRUCE CABIN I'M. PoCOuO Mountains Pa
suite and with bath. 3 hours from Ncs
York Booklet ". J. & NJ D Price. Csnads1sl
p. o. Pa Cresco Sta. Lack r. r.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16

| Boarding and Day School for Girls Formerly The
| Feet,ies and Thompson School Opens october End
80 80 and 81 East 5zth Street New York. " 2