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New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
NEW BRANCH.

Another new T. S s. branch has been organized
II Ischua, N Y, through the influence of Mrs. Lucy
Thomas Guild. The meeting held at the home
OF Mrs. George Wall on July g. The very excellent
name OF Faithful Workers was selected for the
branch. and there is doubt that the members Will
live up 70 the Meetings are 10 be held every
two weeks from 80 to i 80 o'clock. and refresh
A cent collection will be made from members
present at meetings and two cents collected from
the sbsentees. II decided that the rollcall
should be responded to by quotation bearing on
the great theme of sunshine which means sympathy
and kindliness. Photos being mounted on cards
and made into books for distribution among shut
ins" and quilts are under construction
The officers elected Mrs. George Wall. presi-
dent: Mrs. w. H. Moulton, vice-president; Mrs
Frank HILL secretary; Mrs. NJ. E Keller, treasurer
On the advisory board Mrs. John Girman, Mrs
Charles Z. MouIton and Mrs. E L. Prosser. Other
members are Mrs. George Keople Mrs. Jean Pierce,
Mrs Frank Girman Mrs. Dewey. Mrs. NJ. E Keller,
Mrs Charles +. AIoulton, Mrs Albert Williams
Mrs Inez Cole Mrs. Harrison MouIton Mrs. Charles
Watson and Mrs. AImira Rose.
Mrs Guild writes: Our Sunshine picnic was not
SO largely attended had hoped, as all the
men and teams busy hay!ng- However, we
had a happy time. and one OF the interesting
features of the day was CHEEKY talk by the Rev
W II Smith. OF Cuba, who is interested in the
Tribune Fresh Air work He and Mrs. Smith
brought several of the Fresh Air girls with them
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
NEw IERsEY suNsH1NE.

II Is most gratifying to note the ready and gen
erous responses of New Jersey friends 10 apeas In
the column. When Mrs. A. of East Orange, read
that neat, refined German widow, with two small
children TO support had great longing for a rest
in the country she wrote Immediately TO the T. 8. s.
saying would give her great pleasure to share her
comfortable home with these less fortunate ones
and cordially invited the and her children
for two weeks. She Will pay the railroad fare and
also the s. for months rent of the little home In
Brooklyn. that this mother can have freedom
from any impending debt her return. To-day
the visitors go to what seems to them a trip to
Arcadia, for the children have been out OF the
city and every day since the good news reached
them has been OF anticipated jos. Mrs. v, OF
the place, kindly offered TO pay S20 for
twenty-five children to have a week of sunshine
with Miss Curry, and still another resident OF New
Jersey has manifested helpful interest in the Roth
family where the father committed suicide.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17

them back, So I made arrangements with the
ticket agent and the captain the boat. who
agreed TO take them down and back for sIf T5
which thought cheap. There were forty-seven
children and eighteen mothers. On reaching the
beach the mothers and older children went in
bathing, and all enjoyed the salt water bath. One
of the proprietors gave the use OF two of his
lighthouses and several suits for the mothers A
luncheon OF clam chowder. tea and coffee pro-
vided for the mothers and plenty OF milk for the
little ones. and several baskets OF eatables con-
tributed by friends were taken along with the
party the boat The long sail the good salt
air, the baths and plenty eat made every one
In the party feel that happy heaIthful and de-
lightful day had been given by the T. s s.
Mrs. MendeZ must be considered genuine hnan-
cier when the bill presented to the T. s. s. for the
whole days pleasure. including luncheon was only
SIC Saa great deal Of happiness for little money
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
PrHIIC NOTICE.

y
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TIA .
pursuant TO Section OF Chapter Is OF
the Laws OF 1909. the -.,,,,,,e9-~,>-
Will meet at the watson House. in the VII
lazs OF Babylon. L l.. on the 10Th day OF
September. 1908. st leo o'clock IN the
forenoon OF that day for the purpose or
hearing all persons. municipal corporations ;
or other civil divisions OF the state OF
New York that may be affected b the e1-
ecution OF the plans OF the city OF Nsw
supply OF water plans for which have been
fled with the New York State Water sup
ply Commission at its Office. No . EagIe
St Albany. =. Y. where the same are
0per FOR public inspection: and for the pur-
pose OF determining whether said plans are
Justified By public necessity and whether
the same are Just and equitable 20 the
other municipalities and civil divisions OF
the state OF New York and 10 the inhabi-
tants thereof affected thereby and whether
said plans make fair and equitable pSoFi-
sfons for the determination and payment
OF any and al damages TO persons and
property both direct and indirect which
will result from the execution Thereof
THE execution OF such plans will affect
lands situate N the County OF Suffolk. viii
also affect the flow OF water IN streams
4lou-tnx in or through said County OF Suf-
faIk the riparian rights on said streams
and also the water rights OF said streams
All persons, municipal corporations and
other civil divisions OF the STATE OF New
york who have objection to the execution
~ said plans, in order to be heard thereon.
musr file such objections thereto in writ
ing in the Office OF the State Water Sup
ri9 commission IN the City OF Albany, y
on or before the 9th day CT Septsm-
hsr 1905 Every objection 80 fled must
particularly specify the grounds thereof
No person. municipal corporation or 10
.a1 authority can be heard IN opposition
thereto except on objections so fled
Dated Albany, y. Y, July 81, 1908
HENRY II PERSONS.
ERNST J. 'L1EDERLE.
JOHN A. SLETCTIER.
MILO NJ ACKER
CHARLES DAVIS
State Water Supply Commission
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FOR NURSERY CHILDREN.

Miss Olmstead, president OF No II branch. who
has charge OF the Little Mothers " Settlement
house, in Greenwich street, says: 'In answer to
the appeal in the column, Mrs. NJ Greenleaf has
sent 81 for trolley rides for the day nursery
children. One mother and baby and two sickly
children viii join the party A little mother who
has had to mind the baby OF the family all sum-
mer without days vacation, will be invited to
go on the trolley ride, and unfortunate girl who
lost an eye and has been obliged all summer TO
look after a baby Will also be of the guests
and will take the baby with her. Just a few dol
lars gives much pleasure to the little ones whose
usual place of recreation is the filthy sidewalks
near their tenement homes
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
FORECLosURE SALES.

SITPREhE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York--The Farmers Loan and trust
Company, as the Agent and ReprsseltAtiVe
of the Supreme Court TO carry OUT the pro
visions Of the trusts created under the Last
VIII and Testament OF Patrick Dickle. de-
ceased Plaintiff. against Philip A Pay-
ton tr Maggie P. Payton, his wife ana
others. Defendants--In pursuance OF a
Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale duly
made and entered in the soove-entlJied sc-
ton and bearing date the Oth Gay OF Au-
zust 1903 I. the undersigned. the Referee
in said Judgment named. Will sell Al PuD-
lie Auction at the New York Real Estate
Salesroorn. Nos Ito Eesey s.IS--. - = -
Borough OF Manhattan, City OF NeW 4orA.
on the Ist day OF September, 1Sto- st u
o'clock noon, on that day, by Bran L,
Kennedy. AuctiOneer. the premises clrecleo
bv said judgment 10 be sold. and therein
described as follows: All that certain ioC
Of land. situate in the Borough OF Manhat-
tan. in the City OF New YORK. Wlth n
buildings theron erected. and known by Iilo
number two hundred and ssventy-seveh. on
a map entitled Map OF a tract OF lana
formerly belonging 20 Chas. Henry Hali.
ESQ deceased, situated at Harlem IN lhe
Twelfth Ward Of the City OF NeW Aorh.
fled in the Office OF the Register o. ne
city and County New York. and bounded
and described follows BeSlllIl-Lis 81 .
Totut in the northerIv line OF one Hun
dred and ThIrty-fOurth street. distant Two
hundred and eighty-hve feet westerly rom
the northwesterly corner OF F1ftn atelLle
ard One Hundred ard Thirty-rourtn SIreetf
running thence westerly along said n0rtIl-
erIy line. twenty-five feet; thence portherly
and parallel with Fifth avenue ninety
ntra fset and eleven inches; thence easteriy
and parallel with One Hundred and thirty
fourth street twenty-five feet. and thence
southerIy and parallel with Fifth avenue
rltn-ty-uiue feet and eleven incheS- 70 tic
nIaCe OF beginning. Together with the ap-
purtenauces and all the estate and rights
of the defendants. Philip A PayIon IT.
and Maggie ?. Payton' MS "iIs' II al- ."
said premises. 90,
dated. New York August 9TH. 1905
JAMES T. BRADY Referee
TURNER. ROLSTON & HORAN.
Attornevs for Plaintiff. - William
street New Zo-k. y Y
The following IS a diagram OF the prop
erty to be sold as described aooVe- ths
stree. number being 81 West 134th street
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CONTRIBUTIONS.

An express package containing hats. shirtwasts
etc. has from Mrs. E. s. Van Deusen; an
excellent contribution OF clothing hats men S
shirts. etc, from Yonkers. y. Y; a white gown,
collars ribbons. etc, came from Salisbury, Conn ::
magazines. from Mrs. Smith. of Montclair n. J.;
a blue kimono and shrtwasts, from Greenwich
n. y; fine raincoat waists, etc. from Mrs. a.
Walker Of New Bedford. Mass: a box containing
fifteen hats, packages of gloves side
bags and belts, from Cornwall, y. Y; magazines
from Miss Fink; a warm muf1er, for Labrador,
and silks from Mrs Dickinson, OF Horner N Y:
magazines from Mrs. Smith. OF MontcIair, N J.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
'fEvcry other hour on the even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Direct Connections IN New Union Station,
Washington. with all Lines ScutL
Leave New York Daily. 23d .. Lex st;
WASHINGTON. Diner. $50 am 500 am
wAsRINGTON, Diner. ESQ am 1000 am
sParlor car n Y TO Richmond. Na.)
wAsEINGToN, Buffet. 1:5o pm 20o pm
ROYAL LTD" Diner. $50 p n 100 pm
WASHINGTON. Sufret. $50 pm { 90 pn
Through Daily Trains TO the West,
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. 7.5o am 500 am
CHICAGO, COLUMBUS. 1850 am 1900 nm
PITTsBURG. CLEVELD. Abe pm 400 pm
-fPITTSBURG LIMITED. ESQ pm 200 pm
GIN ST LOUIS. .LoUIsT-. i15S 4 20 pm u go go am N
CIN.. .sT.GoUIs. LOT -sv.. $50 pm eco pm
Orices: 245. 434. 1900 Broadway, AstoI
House los Greenwich St. 225 6t5 Az, 3sI
Grand St, n, Y: 34S Fulton St., BROOKLYN
West 23d st. and Liberty 81
After .. m Sleeping Car Reservations
snd full information regarding trains etc.
can be obtained at Bureau Of Information.
g a. o. P R, 23d St Terminal Phone
Number. Chelsea-514
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
RAILROADS,
EEW Jersey CENTRAL

TwO-HoUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
FOk PHILADELPHIA. Lv- W. sd ST:
"a 30. $50. & ~. $50. e.5O. 1880. II 20 IL 50
$50, $50: $50. $50 $50; i!.59 ,. n,
l2S0, $50. $50 $50. 4.50. $50. CSC. $50
SiG Iv. LIZ IfBEKiY ftisS sT A1so. $50 7oo. 500
noon, LOO. Iso. zoo. 800 400: $50, 500.
500. 100. 500, 9 % p. NJ y IS midnight
1890 noon. l.o3 eco. 800. 400, h.oo sec.
FOR BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-
80. $50: $50. $50 p ,. m daily ". LIZ
ERTY Ct IL a. 80, . S 500 m 1000 a M; M; l2-0'
0iS FoR a 8rLSNTIS ESSi SsS CITY :iGS p L LF. Y. 2sd
? n Sundays. $50 a N. 40 ?, n II.
onIy5. $40 ,. n Sundays. lO,oe a. m.
Park. ocean Grove, g. fy- W a8d ST
$50. Il-2U e. m. 12.2o. 100 ssts. only).
10 s2o; e.2O does not stop "a at L LNRs Ss
eIcept % sais.3, 5.2o. $40. I,so ?. m Sun
Gays, s0S, $50 q M $50; s-2G 2; 20 m Nv,
:B6hTE a46 20 ss sats 9S SSiy} So 1sd g. $sO a; ms
does not stop At Long Branch or run on
ssts). -, 6-15 except ssts.l. 6,So' $50
SANDY HOOK RoUTE.-For Atlantic
EighiaBds. Sea Bright, Mo Monmouth mouth 6eaSa' 6eaGa
&c Ly Pier 81; n R. Feet W go e ST; "a
$50, o-35. 1870 a m. $50. lS0. 3 Is
as S5 rs D m sundays, 600. 1000
q m. I.0o. 800 I. - .. m. Leave Pier 10.
y. r, Foot Cedar ST., 8. 10. 1000, ll-0o
a m. 100. 200. 3 z5. 4.45. 6.45; SIG p M n
Sundays. ESQ. 1870 3 m. 1.3o 400. $40
.. m
Time tables NAV be obtained at follow
ing oraces: Liberty ST. CW 23d St Tel
Chelsea 3I4D, Piers 10 and 81. y. p.
Astor House, 24E. 434 1860. 1884 Broadway,
1872 DDS, 2S1 Fifth Av.. 279S Third Av.1 III
West I25th st.. 245 Columbus Av.. New
York: 4 Court St. 543, 34z Fulton ST. 4Ts
Nostrsnd Av.. Brooklyn; $50 Broadway.
Williamsburg New York Transfer Co. calls
for and checks baggage 10 destination
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PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL.
be received by the Board Of Water sup
Dly In the ofiicr OF the Board No 29g
broadway. New York, Room sl0, ninth
noor. until II A n. on Tuesday. August
% 1905 for furnishing and delivering any
on- or more OF the following classes OF
suuplies: Class A-Engineering supplies
C3ass B-Stationery supplies, ClaSa c
printed forms. Glass D-Hardware At the
sh,ve place and time the bids Will be nub
Ii~lv oDened and read. The award Of TIRE
contracts II awarded. Efh be made as soon
thereafter as practicable Pamphlets con-
tanning information FOR bidders form :.
contract specifications etc, can be .b
tained Al Room 1915 the above sddrels
unon application in person or by mail pcr
further particulars see City Record JOIN
A RF%SET President. CHARLES n
t-FADWIt.K CHARLES A. SHAW Com
rnisstofe-s OF the Board Of Water SllDpI,
= WALDO SMITH. Chief EnEines4
THOMAS HASsETT. Secretary.
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--...-.,,.r M RnCKAwAY.

A.. George AIendez, president OF Excelsl'f
- never seems TO weary IN giving sunshine :
:. o.5srs through personal effort On Angus. I.
~ y. s--s,-e5 for the annual Sunshine outing Io'
-.,s-s and babies from the Harlem dlstFlc'' "es''
NO. - &c -, She saws: The outing orig
= " :. ...-ss7 for mothers and babies turned OUT
= - .o- -7o-hers and families When 1 got TO the
- 4, me morning found children weeping ana
- o,@, because they could not go with their
--h.-e and ! did not have the heart TO turh
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
WORK FOR CHILDREN.

member OF Manhattan branch No. 10 asks II
through the T. S. S. positions be secured for
a boy and girl aged fourteen and fifteen years. re-
spectiveiy, who graduated from school last
June. The father has been out of work nearly a
year. and the mother has struggled hard TO support
the family and keep the children in school. Full
particulars will be given if application is made to
the 7. s. s Office
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
HOW TO ADDRESS THE T SIS.

All letters and packages intended FOR the T 8 8
A,-ld be addressed the Tribune Sunshine So
- Tribune Building New York City. II the
sove address Is carefully observed communca-
sens intended for the T. S. s. viii be less likely
:. 20 astray The Tribune Sunshine Society has
= connection with any other organization or pub
acton using the word Sunshine" All checks
x,s money orders should be made payable 10 the
-.shnna sunshine Society
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
ADVERTISEMENT ana subscription, 10

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office No 1864 Broadway. between 35th
and 3Tth SITS. Until ocfeck p. m Ad-
vertIseFHents received at the following
o. clock D. m, viz: 254 sth ave. g. =.
cor I'D ST 1853 9th ave. cor. 18th ST. i04
Cast i4th s. 257 West 42d ct. between
ny and sth aves 293 West i25th St 1898
Sd ave: 1925 Sd ave. near 6lst st. HOS
LIST ave nesr s9th St; 1871 East 125th 81.
75s fremont ave: $50 I'd ave. and any
Imsglaxa District Telegraph o6zA
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17

The Good Cheer branch at Ischua has new presi-
dent. and is having revival OF sunshine endeavcr
All the branches have kept busy in small ways,
but have not received the quarterly reports. as
had hoped'
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17

TAIL DISTANCES and lIlnels4Ons
47IO are more or less"
SOth Street
The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge TO satisfy which the above de-
scri6ed leasehold is to be sold Is $50 03l Us
with interest thereon from the 2lst day
OF July 1908. together with costs and al
IowanCe amounting to $3.50 SO. together
with interest thereon from JuIy Both. 1905.
together with the expenses OF the sale
The approximate amount of the taxes. as
sesHments and water rates. Or otheF Hens
10 he allowed to the purchaser out 0s the
purchase money, or paid by the Referee. Is
$40 90 and interest. The said lease and
Ieasehold premises VIII be sold subject 20
a r1ortvage covering said lands for Si5O.-
600 and 10 all interest accrued and TO sc-
crua thereon.
Dated New York August 10 1903
CHARLES A CURTIN. Referee
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
UNFINISHED WORK.

There Is at the office unfinished wool work
with materials to complete afghan. mittens and
infants sacks. VIII some OF the members familiar
with this kind Of work kindly volunteer to finish
the articles so that they be passed help
ful cheer to others?
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
OCEAN sTEAMERS
loRTn GERMAN LLOYD.

Fast Express Service.
PLfMOUTH-CHER ROURG+BREMEN.
hais. VIM. II-Aug. ISL Cecilie .. Sept l
Asiser d. Or. Aug. * K prinz VIM. Sept. s
IWin-ScreW Passenger Service
Fl fMoCTH-CHERBO RBOURG-BREMEN
n n uriuerst. Aug. 20 Friedrich VIM Sept 7
bremen Aug. % Barbarossa. Sept. 10
n Mediterranean Service
I5IB LTAR-NAPLES-G at II A NJ
h Albert. Aug. 22I X Luise Sept "a
= Irene Sept. 5 X. Albert Oct 10
FROM Bremen Piers on Sd and 4th sts..
HobolSen.
n .. LLOYD TRAVELLERS CHECKS.
OELRiCHS & CO, No. 8 Broadway, n. Y
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17

From Piers 61-52-54 North river
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH Tt
LONDON AND PARIS
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
HELP WANTED
Male

rncAI. REPRESENTATIVES. VAN - ~
= 81 --s attest Office appliance out-
- - al stores Offices and residence
r. commissions. only hustlers write IoT
III particulars Roth Mfg Co. a CoIrt
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
puurIc NOTICES.


so-,+b SOS ss1 apv West es- feet 10 the
point or place OF beginning. -. -
The fee is 10 be acquired by me 10y - =. .
~ 9a7 "a afe both inclusive. contained
IN tts above descriptions. excepting pare.
No 3O7 in which a perpetual sasstnshl u
FTceptfnr thereout and therefrona Iares
oy-ref bv the New York Central ana fia1- @
SON River Railroad Company desi iglatee a.
parcels 3f2. 313. 3l4 and 80 Also -.
Eo~ s1S-3I7. claimed By the State OF We"
York z.--s,. =. a
If auv real estate hereinostor- s.ls- ossc.Io--
e devoted to highway OF other puOIS -. -
noses such use shall continue until ~
C,ftv OF New York shall have the Tisnt -
change the same
Dated August l. 1908 --..-
FpNNCTS KEY PENDLETON.
CORPORATION Counsel
Or9ce and Post Ofscs Address. Hail OF Fec-
ords. Corner OF Chambers and Centre
streets. Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City.
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/ " ETR1BUNE'
zU4SHIkE
0CfETY1

whether any particular day shall bring to you
--c-s OF happiness OF suffering IS largely beyond
-our power TO determine. Whether each day OF
,u- life shall give happiness suffering rests
..h xo1,-self.-G. s. Merriam
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
New York, August 7th. 1908
rAaTEGs - DD nv DaFarA

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY Oh NEW
York--John 5. Sutphen. IT, and ClarisS
R. Myer. Plaintiffs. against Narlra FIeal.y
Company. and others, Defendants--In pur-
suance Of a judgment OF foreclosure ana
sale duly made and entered IN the aooye
entitled action and bearing date the 5Jth
dav OF July 1905 L the undersigned, the
Referee il said judgment named viii sell
at public auction, at the Exchange S4-es-
Borough OF Manhattan City OF New York.
on the 1st day OF September. lsOS, al u
O clock noon on that day, by Joseph Z.
Day AuctfOueer. alI the lsasehold interest
n the premises hereinafter described.
which was created by a lease made by
Eugene Higgins 70 william 9. De"ey; p;
Tay 18TH. 1902. in Liber 50 Of Convey
anCes at page 4SS. in Section I. n the
Office OF the Register OF the County or New
York which said premises are described
n said lease and IN said judgment which
directs the sale thereof as follows: All
that certain plot of land. situate IN the
Stata ~ New York bounded and described
as follows to wit; Beginning a the north
easterlv corner Of 60th Street and Bread
way. ami running thence nOrtherly along
F{rsadv-ay one hundred and two t1O9 feet
and two 60 inches 10 the middle llne OF
the block; thence easterly along said mid
de line OF the block forty-six t4S9 feet
and nine (9) inches, theme Eoutheriy par
aIleI with Tenth Avenue one hundred and
two QO2) feet and two % incheS 20 tne
rortherIv line OF S0th Street, and tneHcs
westerly along the northerly line OF eOth
street forty-seveu t47) feet and ten 1ol
inches to the place OF beginning Be SAID
several dimensions more or less And also
said indeuture OF lease made b. Eugene
Higgins 10 William c. Dewey, covering
the above described premises and bearing
date April Bird, 1902. a1d recorded May
I5th 1eOe IN IIber So OF Conveyances. at
page 466 In Section 4
Dated New York August 10. 1908
CHARLES A. CURTIN. Referee
PHILLIPS AVERY Attorneys fer
Plaintiffs ~ Park Row. Borough ot
Manhattan New York City.
tn. following is a diagram of the prop
a-+1- 20 be scld It's street numbers Sra
Nos 223 and 223 West sOth Street. II tha
Borough Of Manhattan.
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ITALIAN S S LINES
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS

CERTIFIED PupIre Accour desires en-
Easements Ia accounting. auditing. syp-
tsDstizinS and special investigations; besr
CREDENTIALS moderate charges. AS-rsss G
p. n. Postorr1cs Box l<ss New Tork
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
BOARD AND ROOMS.
BOARD WANTED.
rUKNIsu,p ROOMS TO LET

% EAST 23D ST fAfadison Square South
Suite two rooms. bathroom, by month;
references.
WAVERLY PLACE. 103 Beautifully
furnished: one room. with private bath:
rer week.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17

AMERICAN LINE From Pier ie IS. \ r..
PLYMOUTH-CRERB SOUTHAMPTON
St Louis. Aug. % St Paul. Sept. 8
Philadelphia Aug 2e New York. Sept, u
PEn STAB TNE From Pier Il. n. r..
NEW YORK-DOVER-A WERP.
iceland Aug. 30 Vaderlaud. 80 Sept .
Arooniand. Aug. 29 Finland. d....-- Sept II
WHITE STAR LINE From tG n Pier p
NEW EORK-QU' 'NSTOWN-
Arabic Aug 20. noon Baltic. Sept. 8, 10 am
Celtic. Aug. 27, 10 am Cedric Sept. %, 20 am
PLY MOI CTH-CHERB' G-SOCTHAMPTON
Majestic Aug ls loan Teutonic Sept.2. 10 am
Oceanic Aug. %, 1oam Adriatic. sept. 9, 9 am
Also REGULAR SAILINGS TO ITALY.
PASSENGER OFFICE, 9 BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
BERMUDA

Delightful Tours 20 famous Ocean Resort
Aus. > sen 5 % Cct ;. Il - Nov. 4
"A. % 1908 All Expenses Included
S49 80 and Up
Individual Travel Tickets Every-v here
Tours to Europe Around the world Iras-
eIers' Checks
THOS. COOK z SON
245. 1900 BROADWAY $40 MADISON
AVE. 56S FIFTH AVE NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1908-08-17
sHnRT VACATION TnngS

! ~ ~ IT, ~ T. -
AUG 10. SEPT ?.
Thousand Islands
Montreal. AUsabis
Chasru. I a K 2 q
George ard Chan
plain. Saratoga. 7
days. So 80.
AUG. -. same az
above. with Que
be-. 10 days. Ss5
AUG q. Nova
Scotia. the Gulc
and I Q " er ST
Lawrence. Quebec
Montreal. Ausa5ls
Chasm. the Lakes.
etc Is DAYS. $40
OTHER SHORT
TOURS EVERY
FEW DAYS
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If ALL RlVER lmE
To Boston every night
in the year.
Steamers Common
wealth and Priscilla.
Dining room and care
service unique, unsur-
passed.

Fall River Line steamers
leave New York, Pier ~,
North River, foot Of warren
Street, at $50 2. n. GeI
Won 70 Boston 8 O'Clock next
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