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The Penn's Grove record., 1908-03-20

T~uckahoe, j. 5. Garrison
Vineland, John Handley
Woodruff, Howard A. Moore
Woodstown, Z. B. Ogden
CAMDEN DISTRICT
Presiding Elder, ]. Morgan Reed
Absecon, L. S. Brock
Atco, w. r. Raven
Atlantic City, Central, s. G. Pitt; First
Church, j. @. Surtees; st. Paul's, NJ.
E. Snyder
Auburn and Centre Square, W. L. Elton
head
Berlin, J. E. Simpson
Blackwood, w. L. Shaw
Bridgeport, ]. B. Wilton
Camden, Asbury, J. w. Lee; Bethany,
Alphonso Dare; Bethel, G. G.. Sensor;
Broadway, E. J. Kulp; Centenary, Mar
shall Owens: Eight Street, Daniel Clair;
Fairview, 2. W. Bilderback; First
Church, H. F. Gravatt; Kaighn Avenue,
S. K. Moore. st. Georges w. E. Lake;
State Street, S. M. Van Zant; Taber-
nacle, ]. D. Bills; Trinity, G.. W. Archer;
Union, II. ]. Zelly; Wesley, w. K.
Fisher; Wiley, W. S. Ludlow
Chews and Almonesson, H. T. FISHER;
ClarFboro and Jefferson. ]. R. Vannatta
Collingswood, ]. R Mason
Cross Keys, l.. G. Fourier
Downes and Turnerville, j. F. Louden
Elwood Circuit, W. E. Casperson
English Creek, G. w. Abel
Gibbstown and Repaupo, John Richard
Gloucester City, ]. l.. Roe
Haddonield, j. R. Thompson
Haddon Heights, H. L. Dellinger
Hammonton, j. HI. Payran
Hedding and Northmont, E. La Roe
Hurffvllle, S. I. Horner
Linwood, James Lord, Jr.
Magnolia, A. 7. Dougherty
Mantua and Barnsboro, William Grum
Mays Landing, w Disbrow
National Fark, N. w. Wickard
New Sharon and Chapel Heights, A.
Curtis
Paulsboro, ] w. Clark
Pedricktown, j. E. Shaw
Penn's Grove, Emmanuel, E. A. Miller;
st. Paul'sJ. Ward Gamble
~PleasantviIle, Salem, Henry Fascoyne;
Wesley, E. A. Wells
Port Republic, A. D. Ward
Sickerville, ]. B. Ryan
South Atlantic, H. J. Hyneman
stratford, w. F. Atkinson
Swedesboro, Peter Provost
Thorofare, ]. M. Hunt
Victoria, Clarence Berry
Wenonah, O. S. Dufield
West Collingswood, A. Corson
Williamstowp, Edward Mount
Winslow, H. Amor
Woodbury., ] L Howard
Woodlynne, G. II. Dubois
New BRUNSWICK DISTRICT
Adelphia, w w Wescott
Asbury Park, First Church,C. M. Griffin;
Second Church, s. Apologize
Atlantic Highlands, G R Middleton
Belford, t G Parker
Belmar, E Hulse
Bradley Beach, J B Kulp
Cliffwood, III j Root
Cranbury, II j Conover
Eatontown, A d Betz
Englishtown, A G Dennet
Farmingdale, q L Dugan
Freehold, ] G Edwards
Greenville, E Apologize
Hamilton, R M NAPLES
Highlands, Thomas Huss
Highstown, ] Yerkes
Imlaystown, ] o r Corliss
Island Heights, J . Cakes
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-03-20

A small grip, containing two dark
lanterns, a box of cartridges, open regis
tered letters, several books of stamps and
a shirt has been found on the Thomas
Wentz farm, near Woodbury.. 1t is
believed to have belonged to the trio of
post office safebreakers, two OF whom
were caught.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-03-20
County Finances

At the meeting OF the County Board
OF Freeholders on the 18th, County
Collector Butcher asked permission to
make a statement of the financial condi-
tiou of the county SO that each member
could vote in~telligently on the matter Of
building any more State roads.
He said that since he assumed the
duties of the office nine years ago the
State roads Of the county had cost $134,-
930.06; the from that State and township
$37, S2S'53 had been received; that the
county was now bonded for $44, 900 and
$1,000 has been borrowed from the
surplus Revenue Fund, leaving a balance
OF $52, l01. SO, making an average of
$4,000 per year. He said that the present
years budget provided SIC, 900 for State
Roads and already $21, 900 worth of new
roads nave been contracted for.
Last year there was a surplus in this
department of $4,000, which leaves on
hand to State Road account at present
between $500 and $500. He stated that
he did not see how the county can build
and pay for more than one State road a
year. Mr.. Butcher read from a report
which he had careful prepared, a state
ment of what each district had paid in
county tax during the past nine years
II what amoun each had expended
upon it. 1t will be seen by the report
which follows, that Lower Penn's Neck
township has drawn about one thousand
more than paid in while Salem City, to
whose account both the Penn's Neck and
and Covered BRIGGS are charged, has
drawn a very small sum in comparison
With fine amount paid in. The report
follows:
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-03-20
New Jersey NJ. I. Conference.
Amendments.

The I'D session of the New Jersey M.
f. Conference in session at Millville, came
to a close Tuesday afternoon, when Bis
hop Luther B. Wilson, read the appoint
ments.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-03-20
tamesbhfg, H L Burkett

Keansburg, Elijah Reed
Keyport, Calvary, j. W. Nicholson;
st. Johns, Messler
Lakehurst, L @ Hand
Lakewood, Wright Eckersley
Little Silver, Thomas Ogle
Long Cranch, Asbury, A H Everhardt;
First Church, G B Fisher; st. Luke's,
J G Read Simpson, F A De Maris
M%anasquan, P Corson
Matawan, ] w Morris
Naversink, J E Sawn
New Brunswick, First Church, ] F
Shaw; Pitman, Herbert Betting; st
James, F c Uhl
New Egypt, James Eckersly
Ocean Grove, Percy P%erinchief
Oceanport, G Hillman
Old Bridge, G H Hasting
Point Pleastville, d Johnson
Red Bank, First Church, w P Davis
Grace, B G Lippincott, Jr.
Sayersville,J. +. Seachrist
seabright, W. T. Valiant
Silverton, H P Grim
Smithburg, B X Way
+, South Amboy, G S Miller
South River, II. F Parker
Southland, O. A. Apgar
Spring Lake, j.. G. Kulp
Toms River, Ananias Lawrence
Wall, j. B. Shaw
West Grove, d. W G. McIntire
Whitesville, H. E. Garrison
TRENTON DISTRICT
Presiding Elder, Alfred Wagg
Allentown, W lillian Stone
Amwell, To be supplied
Asbury, N. D. A~spinwsll
Barnegat, ]. F. ~Highlandman
Beach Haven, George S. Croft
Beverly, L. J.J. Wright
Bordentown, Hugh G. Hickaman
B~ridgeboro, George W Powell
Burlington, Broad Street, T. S. Ham
mond; Union Street, ]. W Lynch
Chatsworth, Clarence Woodmansie
Columbus Circuit, T. H hicks
Crosswicks, W H. murphy
Delair, ]. I. wilde
Delanco, G. R. Smith
Fieldsboro, W r Blackman
Florence, c F Garrison
Forked River, J P Carman
Groveville, 10 be supplied
hamilton Square, r A Conover
%Hopewell, A q lizard
Jacobstown, z r Pitman
Kingston. G W Yard
Lambertville, George L Dobbins
Linvale, Charles Risley
Lower Bank Circuit, W B Magson
Lumberton, Joseph johnson
Manahawkin, E H CIond
Marion, L S Moore
Medford, John Goorly
Merchantville, Eli Clifford
Moorestown, G l F~itzgeorge
Mount holly, G M Hughes
New Gretna, Joseph Moore
New Lisbon, George Reynolds
Palmyra, F L Jewett
Pemberton, F E Purcell
Pennington, John Allen
Pensaukin, Newton Nelson
Pearville. G B wiley
Pointville, G G Book
Princeton, W W Mofitt
Rancocas, G N South wick
Riverside, G K Barnes
Hockey Hill, To be supplied
Tabernacle, James Garrison
Titusville, E harding
Trenton, Broad Street, G I harris:
Broad Street Park, ] johnson; Central
q H Neal; Chambers Street, G W
Scarborough; Clifton Avenue, j. Read:
First Church, W A Frye; hamilton
Avenue, S M Nichols; St. Paul's,
William Mitchell; State Street, J. d.
Fox; Trinity, G Elder; Warren
Street, G M Johnston; Wesley, G W
Ridout
Tuckerton, J d Webb
Vincentown, W A Lilley
waretown Circuit, henry Compton
West Creek, H P Sloan
Windsor, w E Greenbank
Frank Moore, president of Pennington
Seminary
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-03-20
DISTRICT

ments.
BRIDGEToN DISTRICT
Presiding Elder, NJ Wright,
Alloway, DY Stephens
Asbury and South Seaville, w. A. Boyd
Aura and Redwood, W. @. King
Bridgeton, Central, Edmund Hewitt
Commerce Street, R. B. Stephenson;
Fourth Church, Henry Johnson; Trim
ity Church, S. K. Hickman; Wesley
Memorial, Lawrence Correll.
Canton, G.. H. Vannote
Cape May City, James Burns
Cape May Court House, II. M. Lawrence
Cedarville, Joseph Garrison
Centerton. H. B. White
Clayton, Samuel Sargent
Deerfeld and Aldine, Joseph S. Eldridge
Dennisville, Nicholas Cossaboon
Dividing Creek, B. F. Buch
Eldora, Frank Van Hise
Elmer, H. M. Blake
Jacksonville, @ F. Bauseman
Friendship, Richard Smith
Glassboro, G. S. Messeroll
Goshen, John w. Veal
Green Creek, Elijah Toner
Haleyville, S. H. Evaul
Hancock's Bridge, D. ID. Fisher
Harmony, c. W. Sigfried
baskerville, J. I. Phillip
HOLLYWOOD, r s. Carlisle
| Leesburg, G. V. B. Conover
Malaga, F. s. Howell
| Maurictown, ID. E. WAINWRIGHT
Melville. First ]. w. Marshall; Fourth,
Willis Reeves; Second, J.. H. Magee;
Trinity, G. S. Lawrence
Minitola, G. L. Knight
| Mullica Hill, H. M. Smith
| Newfield, w. M. Smith
| Newport, George S. johnson
Ocean City, E. R. Brunyate
Pennsville, ]. r. Tower
Pitman Grove, E. S. Robinson
Port Elizaeeth, j. r. Greer
Port Norris. William Adams
Quinton, Alonzo Chambers
R%oadstown, G. w. Fisher
Salem, Broadway, II. R. Robinson;
First, D. G. Cobb
Sea Isle City, w. A. Cobb
Seaville Circuit, R. N. Apinwall
Sharptown, A. H. Frazier
South Vineland, Christian Ernest
Tabernacle, B. f. Sheppard
Tuckahoe, ]. S. Garrison
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
nIssOITTION NOTICE.


At SPECIAL TERN PART IT. ol the
Suureu1e Court Of the State Of New York.
held in and for the County Of New York
al The Court House thereof. in the Borough
~ Manhattan. City of Nav York on the
1s+f7 dsv Of October. 90S.-Present. Hon.
Tares 4 Blanchard. Justice In the mat
1er of the Application for q Voluntary Dis
solution Of the British American Insurance
Company Of New YORK
on reading and fling the petition Of L. ].
knowles Nervyn Mackenzie, \ L Irving
Cornelius Du Bois. Harry P. Winters. W.
p MefkIe II ". Frink and 4 n. Irving
~ ae directors of the British American
T+,-uraucs company Of New York. a cor
-,orsfion created under the laws of this
state having its principal Office located az
* cedar Street in the city Of New York.
+bts state and the schedule thereto an
nevad duly verified by the petitioners on
NJ Henry W. de Forest Of Counsel for the
petitioners.
- ordered. That all persons interested in
,.i5 corporation show cause, before this
o-,-t before Eugene n. Hawkins ESQ
- is hereby appointed referee for that
,,,rnose at his Office, No. ] Nassau street
IL tbe f'ity Of New York on the 2Jth day
~ November 1908, az n O'Clock In the
fo-s1oon of the day. why the said corpora
ton should not be dissoIYed
And il is further ordered. that a copy
IF this order be published al least once in
as-L week OF the three weeks Immediately
-rsredtng the said 25th day OF November
zoos In the New York Tribune and the
TaUv York Law Journal. newspapers pub
ifsbed in the City Of New York in the
,.ountv of New York. Borough Of Manhat-
IAN wherein this order is entered Enter:
JAMES \. BLANCHARD. ]. :. c.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT. County Of New York
Charles A COwsn < Co. Plaintiff.
against Timothy F. Paddell. ct al Defend
ants In pursuance of q Judgment OF fore
closure and sale duly made and entered in
the abOve-entitlad action and bearing date
the Sth day Of November. 1905 j, the
undersigned, the Referee IN said Judgment
named. viii sail az public auction. at the
Exchange Salesroom. Nos 14-1S Essey
Street in the Borough Of Manhattan. > CITY
of New York. on the Sth day OF December.
Joseph P Day, Auctioneer. The premises
directed BY said judgment 70 be sold. and
therein described as follows:
All that certain piece or parcel OF land
with the building and improvements there
on, situate. lying and being on the westerly
side Of Seventh avenue, between 4ls- and
42d Streets. in the Borough Of Manhattan.
City of New York. and more particularly
bounded and described follows. 70 wit
Beginning at a point On said westerly
side OF Seventh avenue, distant fOrtv-uins
t4al feet four and one-haIf t4Iz) inches
southerIy from the sOutherly line Of 42d
Street. and running thence westerly and
parallel with 42d street. ore hundred G0Oi
feet: thence southerly and parallel with
Seventh avenue. fOrty-nine t49I feet four
and half a ~ inches. thence eastsrly
and paralls with 42d Street and part OF
hundred tOOl feet 70 the westerly line OF
seventh avenue and thence northerly along
the westerly Slde OF seventh avenue forty
nine f49l feet four and ona-half a lel inches
70 the point or place OF beginning. to
gether with all the appUrteuances and ali
the estate and rights Of the said Timothy
+. PaddAIl. and Of the parties to this action
in and to the said premises
The said premises will be sold subject 70
a lien OF prior mortgage or mortgages
held by the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of the city oS New York FOR the
sum OF three hundred and ffty thousand
dollars $3.50. .OO0l with interest thereon
from September I. 19CS.
Dated. New York. Novsmher II. 19GS
ARTHUR =. PATTERSON. Referee
JAMES ". MCKINNEY. Attorney for
Plaintiff. Al Park Row. New York City
The following Is a diagram OF the prop
ertv to be sold. its street number Is 5a4
Seventh avenue:
Eighth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL

TwO-HOUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA Lv. W sd 81; /:
-6.6O. T.50, $40 ESQ. s.5o. 1850. II %.
S .iSO 80 $50 i2SS go rs e. $50 90 lsS fsS D aS %
Sundays. 7.5O. $50. ESQ 1880, 11.50 a. N.
1870. 1.5O. 2.50. $50. 4-50. $50. $50. 7.5o.
$50 1929. 1.5O p m.
Lv- LIBERTY ST LIZ. $50. 100. : 20 ~.
$50 zoo; 1000. Hoo: u 80 a M "a L, 20 %
500. 100. 500. 300 ,. M. II Is midnight
Sundays. 30. 500. 600. 1000. 11.O0 a. m.
~ % noon. 100. AGO. 800. 400. 500. 6O0
leo. 500. 600. 1880 D. N. l2l5 mid
night
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Ly. W. 23d ST.:-7.5O ESQ. 11.50 a m.
isERTS La ssS $50 $50 POO 1oSs Seiis- Nv Nv
i2-O0 noon. 400. 400. 900. 100 ,. m.
ssily.
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAKUHURsT.
Lv. W. 23d ST. $50 a. m u250 Sats-
only. 1.2O. 20. $50. 45O (6-2O Sats- only
2; m sundays: SO. ESQ a M n z 20 p m
100 kats. only,. I.so. s,40' 40. 500 g 20
ssts. only p. m Sundays s-+S. 1000
a. m. ? 80 D. m
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv. W. 23d ST:
$50 a. m. Q2-5o sats- oniy). g. 20 o n
Sundays $50 a m 2.2o p. m. Lv- LIB
ERTY sT.:-1O 90 a M. u-oo sats, oniyl.
a-40 b. IN. Sundays. 1000 a. m. ESQ D m
Time tables may be obtained at follow
ing offices: Libert- St. (w. 23d 81 Tel
Chelsea 3144). @ Astor II Iuse, 245. 4S4- l3yOl
1854 Broadway 1s2. rs. Isl Fifth Az. Ziss
Third Av.. Ill West 11sth St. 243 columbus
Av.. New York: Court ST. 343 544 F1Lo1 1Lo
ton St. 479 Nostrsnd Az Brookiyn: 5O
Broadway. Williamsburg. New YORK Irans-
fer Co. calls tor and checks baggage 70
destination
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
Proposals.

,.FALED BIDS Or FRoPosALs VIII, BE RE.
.,-.s b the Of Water supply in the Office u
=. sosrd 2se BroadwaE. New York, Room @lo ninth
-. Il A ". December l, 1906 for CONTRACT
= - -. construction ot the NORTH HALF OF The
~ 1yTTI, PRESSURE TUNNEL. tunnel IN rock
1sssr 1ir6er valley o. the Waikiki river With three
80. go :, $50 depth. and short stretch OF
sr concrete CONDUIT known cutalld cover aqueduct
CONTRACT 81 the construction Of the sou
1aarE OF The WALLKILL PRESSURE TUNNEL With
-. $50 400 feet in depth. and short stretch
-.ir concrete conduit knoVn as cutand-coyer aqlle
m. pressure tunnel will be circular. 1872 feet
srsS. ssreter snd TIE aqueduct Il feet high ny Il
-. -i5s 5rsde The work is located IN the towns of
%es Psitz and Gardner. Ulster count Nev 1cI5 -,,
z-Ts or PRoPoS AIS ARE INVITED FOR hASIi
,,5>5TSACT SEPARATELY AND FOR both CON
SpSTTS COMBINED Any bidder may make a oio tcr
fc- contracts combined 4
<or-n q proposal viii be furnished for the Pur-
rcss the combined BIC -. A... -t r. -,.-rj,c1v
- 80 -ess The award % the contract n AWARDED
sls .x soon thereafter practicable Fen1phiets
TikStr irForr1stio1 for bidders, form ot contract
ef~ and pamphlets Of contract drawings
oL-si5es Room 1913 st the above ADDRESS y
osE - sum Of ten $40 for each parnPhlet
collars each set to insure tael
G thirty DAYS from the GATE
y 1sJtt t,i5s opened For further particulars
(ffg Record commissioners
JUN - r-eeIsert. Of
CHARLES y CHADWICK Board 81
A. SHAW. water supply
SMITH. Chief Engineer
IASSETT- SecrStary
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
FANS LAWYER sUBPGNAED,
nss, in Divorce Proceedings Hailed Before
n-.nd Jury by District Attorney.

,,-,,,.n 9 Perez attorney ia the divorce ptooeeu-
= ,enstuC against Mrs Claudia LIBBY ftaiuS'
st. hx- her husband. Captain Peter ( ffalns
:. t ,-esent confined in the Queens County "a
together With his brother 7 jenkins ii~ ,.[ r,ur.
''e indictments charging them with niur-
oe'''- -. e-st degree fo- the shooting OF Niilam
.r,s has been subpcenaed 10 appear @ DeioIs .
,[e Queens County Grand jury in LONG sr.
,s,,- his morning, in the case OF 'he
= Jenkins Hsins -, -.,
Nr. Percy was Captain Hams persona 80
~ 49,. -,-e,;ouz 20 the shooting Of Annis,
'Oi -.r1 cling in that capacity. John T. Nc
re chief counsel for she defence said Yes'er-
5s1 that he was unable TO explain the apparent
o,enin< before the grand jury of the case against
T Jenkins Hains.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23

HOUSEWORE.-By young girl. country
preferred; wages SO. 20 West 18th ST.
MaCentees bell
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
STORAGE NOTICES.

YORKVILIE STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
I63 and 1855 East S4th st.-To Mary Mur-
raw MIR Haw kins. Mrs Graham Mary
Cunningham. Pauline SommeT, Jas. Staf
ford Mrs clark. i. II. WejdeYhoId Mary
Rocker L. Braun Bridget MCt;uir~ T.
Wendt. Mrs. r. Sheridan. NJ. Burrell: You
are hereby notified that the time for the
payment OF my lien upon the property here
matter described having expired and after
due notice thereof had been given YOU. I
viii cause such property. 10 Wit: House
hold goods personal effects and meycha nd
ise stored by you iu my warehouse 70 be
sold Al public auction, according 70 the
statute IN such case made ana provided in
George Merle auction rooms, i55 East
123th St. on Tuesday. December l. and on
Wednesday. December o 1908. commencing
az 1880 a. m. aud continuing az same
place every Tuesday and Wednesday there
a fter until the sale IS completed
YORKVILLE STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
I63 and 1sS East saith ST
n. W. WOOD. Proprietor,
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
Public Notices.

~oEusI COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NV YORK
Sttlss-.s5Srx @or positions the Eligible List Of
I-st-1lctors High school Tutors and Laboratory
,o.ss. i-ollese and High SCHOOL, viii be held in
-o.lere building 6Sth Street and Park Avenue on
I..6s1 neoernbeT "a, 1895, and Wednesday, Deoem-
=. = - 1pOs al 2 A. NJ.
= -.- circular OF information. etc, aTpiy 20
'N FINEST -. HUNT Secretary, Normal College
Park SiXty-eiehfh Street
GEORGE s DAVIS. L. Il. President
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23

! GARDENER Single. 81: disengaged De-
cember /; thoroughly understs nds the care
| of gentleman & private place, eight years in
! present place. best references for ability,
sohrety and honesty Address J. F. Box
2t5 Springfield Vt
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23

The approximate amount or the lien or
charge TO satisfy which the above de-
scTibed property is 70 be sold. IS St5s So Il
with interest thereon from the Both dav 81
October t90S. together with costs and al
loWanCe amounting TO 81 .f25 S with f1te~-
est from November 8 1905 together with
the expenses OF the sale. TIE approximate
amount of the taxes. assessments and
water rates. or other liens. which are TO
he allowed 20 the purchaser out ~ the
purchase money. or paid bv the Referee
is ST. 40 - and interest. and water meter
charges
Dated. New York November - 1909
ARTHUR G PATTERSON Ea<sre.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23

GARDENER -- Competent. temperate.
steady, tahe care of country estate. ex-
cellent greenhouse manager. vegetable
grower and landscape gardere-- o. &C. lst
ave. WilliansporJ. Penn.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23

-.r.r-n PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-E5IVE Ed At tn F
=. ,he Ifrbt-fIouse Engineer. TcInpknsV1lle. y
: -,fI ! c'clock P. NJ, December Il 1905 and then
L .,--tsrnR the materials and labor q all kinds
ops - +1 construction ana delivery az dwelling
e. Wsgckaack l,glt-Sta1ion- Il earTlsburE- y
o7 Eesl- NTH specifcatons. copies Of which
A-s-- proposals and other information may be lad
-s-Ie Y 7
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23

HOUSEWORKER- Young girl: good
cook, excellent laundress. can bake; has
friend useful and nurse. very willing. city
or country. Miss Morrow Bureau. 721
Lexington ave, corner 5Sth 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
BALTIMORE & GHIo r. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every other Hour on the Even hoo5--
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGEON-
Direct Connection in New Unicn StaLlon'
Washington. with All Lines SouJn-
Leave New York Daily 23d ST LID 81
WASHINGTON. Sleepers. .1i.50 pm - an
WASHINGTON, Diner. 80 am S-vJ An
WASHINGTON Diner 8 so am 10 90 am
WASHINGTON Diner. L l. so am u % n
WASHINGTON Buffet 1. 30 pm zoo pm
ParIor Car. New York to Richmond a
ROYAL LTD" Diner 3 so pm 400 pm
WASHINGTON Diner--- $50 pm 500 I'm
WASHINGTON, Buffet $50 Pm 10 pm
Through Daily Trains to the West
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. 80 an 500 an
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS II so am y 90 n n
PITTSBURG. CLEVEL'D $50 pm 40Opm
''PITTsB'RG LIMITED $50 Pm 100 pm
GIN. ST L. LOUSY. II 80 pm 20 am
GIN. ST. L.. I.OUIsv..- ESQ am 1000 am
GIN. ST. l., LOCISV--- 8 50 pm 90 pm
Otices. 245 454. 1900 Broadway. Astor
House. 225 5th ave, New York; 343 Fulton
st. Brooklyn. West 25d ST. and Liberty St
After P NJ Sleeping Car reservations
and full information regat ding trains, &c.
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information.
3. & R r. 23d St Ter Phone Sl4i-
Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23

OUSEvORKER.-By Japanese. has an
understanding Of Epgjsh 7 TokGnds.
care Of Mr. Mogi. $50 West 163d ar.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23

FIRST CLASS COOKS. 1aundresses wait
resses. parlormaids chambermaids and
hoUsemaids on hand: mostly Scandinavian
and German help; references strictly in
vesticated Scandinavian Emp. Bureau.
T47 Lexington ave, between 59th and GOtb
sts. Tel. 4SsT--Plazs,
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23

! GARDENER. UsefUl: married. wife ev-
cellent cook: young couple. no children:
| can drive. years' reference from last
place. Carpenters Bureau. 154 9Th ave
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
rfT-~GAPTAN-ANrFR SERVICE
10 LvVT-yFE VA

GIBRALTAR NAPLES, TRIESTE
~a~1ris Nov . noon Pannonia.- 90 Feb 9
C,arpathiat Dec. noon. Glib NAPLES onlyl Apr1
AZDRESN2DEIRA Elm DIT
GIBRALTAR ITALY 80 -
C8RONIA ---.....N Nov .. Jan .. Feb -
CARNIA MA -.---.-.-- Jan Il Mar .
VERNON p BROWN. General Agent.
PA state st, opposite the Battery
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
Cruises to West Indies

TIE IDEAL Winter VACATION outing A.
+rar-fve parties now booking. Best scccrn-s
r7odatiops and service by all lines. Corax
pfste details from Nlarsrers' Tours. 81 Wsss.
Goth St New York
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
G9TUlR0N(R[D1LlTNE9

From Piers 81 -52-55. North River
To LIVERPOOL AND a. EENSTOWN-
PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH III
LONDON AND PARIS
Iusitsnfa NOv25. lean TJusitsnia- Decle. 10ar1
C,su1pania- Dec . loan CampaniaD Dec23. 1oszr1
Tl1csnfs- Dec g. loan Ialcania -Dee-S %. 10aTr1
The MAURITANIA & LCSFTANTA. tbs
largest and fastest steamships In the words
will hereafter sail or WEDNESDAYS
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23

RED D line
For Porto Rico Curacao z1d TsueTuelA
Pier IL near Wall ST ferry. Brooklyn
For san Juan Porto Rico.
AT REDUCED RATES
- r-z-arss -.. Sarurday. De- s noon
= 51iIadeIphia-- .- SATURDAY Dec 70. noon
For p GUayra, PrO- tahsHo Curacso ana
Maracaibo.
60 rIo-a -..... TUESDAY. Nov "a noon
s yIaracaibo. .--- saturday. Nov. =. noon
sFreighr only
darfons for passengers
R,9T-TT6N. BLISS & DAILAETT
General Managers - Wall ~
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
CARPET CLEANING.

N. Y. CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest Largest. Most Modern.
43T AND ABB WEST 18Th ST
Tel 46p2-4633 RryaLt. EsUa hIfshei 1851.
W II JORDAN. EDWIN LEST2.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co
Cleans by compressed air. steam. hand or
N floor 1894 Broadway. 42i Fast 4sth st.
COE & BRANDT Tel. 132-3sth.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
MACHINERY
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

CALL, AND HEAR our selc-play'n 'nE pianos
me best and most perfect on tls market
", lessons or kuovvledse OF music req ..ii&el- -
4Sd 81
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
AUCTION SALES.

Fl WRITE Of n execution "'ln se.
-15zr sr ? 81 = II. a. - Ave = FHl
- --5-fi.e---. hat feathers, ribbons ana at
$50 s.o--- - millinery and fixtures
Il. 1. FLAN, Marshal.
r SIMON. AucTicnesT.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23

LOST-BaNKEOOKL
I'OST--BanEbook No 923.O72. Bank fors
Savings 80 4th ave. New York. Pay,
ueur stopped. Please return book to bank-{
lost -Rankbook No $50. 46l o. ths E,nt-
grant Industrial savings Bank. pay rrlsr =
stopped. Please return book % bank OIL
chambers -
LOST -Bankbook No. 623 20. Bank fce
savings, 30 4th ave New York Fay-
ment stopped. Please return book % hank