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Arizona republican., 1908-11-13

cover is made of
 flo u cling and
 Houncing finishes
 the skirt. % that
 they can De put to-
 sether with the
 ersstest possitls ease. h this case
 the top of the p,t ticcat is made of of nainsook and the same material makes the basque p ortfon of the corsEt covert tut any material that
 is ued for under wear is appropriate.
 The corret cover Is mace in two pieces, with only a ssam at the back and these at ths und,r- arms to render 1t shapely, and is drawn up by means ot beading at the waist line and at the neck edge. The skirt is q dist nctly n o vel one, the fiounce being en- tirefy separate and attached to 1t by ri b D on threaded through beading. By means of this contrivance several Houneesean be used with one uppef por- ton or the nounce can be m de of some delicate ma terisl and cleaned separately, or again soft an d clinine faeric of some sort can ts used for tLs petite oat with something slightly sturdier for the hounce. Silk as well as lingerie ma tsrials are appro- priate.
 For the medium size viii be bsrequirsd, Tor the 7orsct cover lN yards of cn- ctcidery I6 inches wide, # yard 56 inches wide for the basqus portion; for the petticoat 41f yards "A, 2H yards
Arizona republican., 1908-11-13

ed. Her acting was well in keeping with her part and with Mrs. Hughes shared the honors of the evening earn ing well merited encores and bouquets.
 The Misses Mabel Hooker, Anna Luke, Lillian Butler and Hazel Mar shall. sang well and gracefully, fully sustaining their share of the laurels.
 Francis T. Hughes, in gorgeous cos tunes was a pleasing picture, but bet ter still when the picture sang. the ab- soIute silence which followed his num- bers before the burst of applause was fitting tribute to his voice and act ing. Fred T. Mussey may be given the palm for makeup and realism. His ''miser'' could not have been improved upon and his song Gold" called forth roars of applause. That his acting was splendid and well appreciated was evinced by the ovation accorded him.
 Walter Hoyt as "Balli,' and w. T.. Nichols as Jean Grenicheaux," were both good Their conception of the roles was admirable "Balli'' was not too old for Growing pains" nor for singing and dancing. and Jean" show ed his histronic powers in no limited manner His facial expression while in armour was a treat and both gentle men were in fine voice.
 John Mccoy, Harry Klawans and Harry Simpson, as the Notary, Asses son and Registrar. provoked nipples of laughter which eliminated in an out burst of glee when they tried to imi- tate the pretty chorus girls.
 And the chorus was pretty, well trained and carefully drilled. Not the ladies only but the men as well. Their voices blended tremendously and form ed a fitting background for the princi pals throughout the evening. There was no unnecessary waits, no halting nor hesitating. but a smooth well rem dered play that kept the well filled house interested all the time. The audience was enthusiastic and liberal in it's applause and the management should be congratulated upon it's sue cess.
 The members oe the chorus were:
 Olivette Morrison, Nellie Mccoy, Tow Mckee, Eva Luke, Lucille Harley, Myrtle Stuchal, Laura Schmidt, Maggie Mccoy, Louise Murphy, Hazel Mar shall. Agnes Anderson, Jeanette Pick ems. Lulu HiIgen, Myrtle Stevens, Bet tie Dameron. Vera Strouse, Louise Geyler. John Armstrong. J. C. C. H. Boon. T. C. Bredford, John Thomas, D. A Massie, J. K. Pickrell, L. F.. Wild, D. NJ. Shell, F. B. Stevens, W. P. McCul- tough. Fred Westberg, Leon Tolleson, Harry Simpson. John Mccoy, Harry Klawans, Walter Hoyt.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-13
REST RooM-F.

REST ROOM-For the benefit of those who have made use of the big rest room at the fair. it should be stat ed that while this tent, as the sign announces, is the Arizona Fair rest room and the tnet itself was furnished by the fair commission, it is cared for by the women of the Crittenton circle several of whom arc always to be found there ready to help the tired ones. It was fitted up by the Critten- ton women and has proven a great boon to visitors as there are no other sim liar places on the grounds
Arizona republican., 1908-11-13
A HORROR INVERTED
 BY LESS THAH AN HOUR
The Destruction of the Famous Park
 Theater in Brooklyn.

New York. NOV. 12.--Less than an hour after a large audience had left the Park theater, the historical Brook lyn play house. fire was discovered tonight and an hour later the build ing was in ruins.
 Mrs. Mary Spooner. head of the SpOoner Stock company, which was filling an engagement at the theater. and several members of the com pany were in the dressing rooms and the office, but all escaped without injury
Arizona republican., 1908-11-13
POWDER HOUSE BLEW UP.
One Man Killed and Great Destruction
 of Property.

Kansas City, Nov. 12.-A terrific explosion in the glazing house of the Excelsior Springs Powder company took place at DodsOn, Mo-, ten miles south of Kansas City, this morning, resulting in considerable damage to property, the death of one man and the injury of thirty five, but one seriously.
 Horace Kline. engineer in the glaz- ing house, was killed. Mrs. J. B. Me Donough of Fort Scott, Kan, was seriously hurt. A Kansas City South ern passenger train northbound was standing on the tracks two blocks dis tant. The windows were blown in and in this manner many were in jured by cuts and bruises. The cause of the explosion is unknown. Kline was the only one in the building.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-13
The accident was caused by a broken 
TO THE HIGHEST COURT
The Famous s2s,ooo,oo Fine Case is to
 Be Taken

Washington, Nov. 12.-Following the recent action of the circuit court of ap- peals in Chicago in refusing the United States government a rehearing in the Standard oil company case made fla nous by it's s29,240,OO0 fine. the depart ment of justice decided tonight to take the case to the supreme court.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-13
NIGHT RIDERS PASSWORD
Disclosed by Grand Jury Investigation
 of Walnut Log Murder.

Union City, Tenn, Nov. 12.-The web is slowly but surely being woven about those who took part in the Walnut Log riot and the death of Captain Rankin. Each session of the grand jury adds to the mass of evil dence already at hand which corrob- orates the confession and damaging statements against the night riders. . General Caldwell asserts that he has now, beyond the shadow of a doubt. the password of the band. This shows that the bands were guarded with outposts when a meeting was on hand and it needed a Knowledge of the full code of signals to get near the rendezvous.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-13
POSSIBILITY OF WAR
 IN BALKAN QUESTION
Much More Will Be Known About It Today.

St Petersburg. Nov. 12.-Although an air of outward calm is maintain ed at the Russian foreign office the Balkan situation has now reached an acute stage where everything depends upon the nature of the note expected from Vienna tomorrow and the out come of the mediation which Rus sia. France and Great Britain have undertaken at Belgrade, at Austro- Hungary's request, with the view to limiting the belligerent activity of Servia.
 If the mediation is not successful, war is recognized as a possibility in authoritative circles.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-13
A TRAIN pIIcHEp.

Butler, Pa, Nov. 12.-Passenger train No. II. southbound, on the Bes- semer and Lake Erie railroad, was wrecked five miles north of here last night. Over hundred passengers escaped with slight injuries. The tender jumped the track in a deep cut. The train was running forty miles an hour.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-13

BATTLESHIP CONTRACT.
 Washington. Nov. 12-The navy de- partment today awarded the contract
Arizona republican., 1908-11-13
FRlsco's OWN WATER PLANT.

San Francisco. Nov. PA special election held today on Q proposition to incur a bonded indebtedness prepsE- atory to acquiring a municipal waIr plant. resulted in a heavy majority for the proposition.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-13
A DISPUTED VEIN.
The Ground Work of Mining Suit
 For Millions.

Wallace, Idaho. Nov. 12.-The Jan uary Mining company has sued the Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining com pany for the recovery of $7.300.000 alleged to be the value of ore taken
Arizona republican., 1908-11-13

vide with yards ouncns for the wide fanc s 10 wide fnch
 additional material for the ounee the co,st No S495 g to 4 inches 0 to Z inches waist will be mailed address Dpamen of in two snt'taD for letter postage which propp devsry)
Arizona republican., 1908-11-13

from a disputed vein in the last three years. and for the control of the fam ous WAdner vein, from which tens of millions of dollars worth of ore has been extracted.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-13
CENTURY LEFT THE
 TRACK.

Rochester, N. Y, Nov. 12.-Three cars of the eastbound Twentieth Gen. tury New York Central were thrown from the rails east of the city at three o'clock this morning. Many passengers were hurled from their harths but none were seriously hurt.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-13
DAILY =AsH'oN E ALKs
 BY MAY MAkTON
FASHIONABLE UNDER GARMENTS.


 shaped as do the Slender effect long
 and h bring lis pecats And the carefully fuh vhaL Indssd
Arizona republican., 1908-11-13

for the building Of the battleship Utah to the New York Ship Building company of Camden, N. J.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
MODERN HOUSE
SOLD FOR $3.50, 900
OCCUPIES SITE ON MUIR
RAY HILL.
eniamin Y. Duke Bugs a Plot
Adjoining His Fifth AUenHe
Corner Parcel.

-esls affecting property valued at many thou
-5e were reported yesterday. For some weeks
-ts-e has been a good demand for dwelling houses
a. tie choicest residential sections OF the city. and
=. trading yesterday showed decrease in that
s.-,snd Pease & Gilman found buyer for that
&c eve story American basement house, with all
--5e-7 improvements, No 3 East seth street. The
- ms Thomas J Mclaughlin. The house has
se7+b Of % feet and occupies plot 2osx9s9 feet
:. &c electric elevators. The buyer VIII occupy
- premises The asking price for the property
vr5s about S15h0o-
benjamin y Duke bought, through Henry D.
-.-,srs & Nav plot. 35xl00 feet. the southerly
- n se-h street adjoining parcel at the south
80 of sarh street and Fifth avenue. owned by
- The size Of the Fifth avenue plot is 6ox1e0
-. T was bought BY Mr.. Duke last March from
- late william B. Leeds. Henry D. Winans &
.r.r we're also the brokers in that deal
pans have been drawn by c. P. H. Gilbert for
.,rss for M Duke. TO be built on this corner
- n order 10 have q larger house than origi-
- Manned the S9th street lot was bought from
=, rsrhrv-rfnth Street Company.
-o-vfas Robinson, Charles s. Brown & Co and
--.-5snping & Martin leased for the Interborough
- Transit Company 10 Harry Schif an irregu-
-. N TIE west side Of Eighth avenue. between
--.ba5-al Parkway Gleth street and u1th street
A. schf1 intends 10 improve the site with stores.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
REALTY NOTES.

n Norgenthau jr-. & Co have leased for Ell
rner A Darling TO the Prudential Insurance Com
panv Of America 5000 square feet of space in the
building No Is 10 % East 21sU street. for term
Of years
The Lewis H May Company Cthe Charles F
Noyes Company. New York, agents. has leased
for Ricco Angarola a cottage in Oak street, Far
Rockaway. Long Island. 10 Martin Roman
Warren & SkiIlin have rented in the New York
Law School Building. Nos. 172 and ia Fulton
street for term Of years. offices TO the follow
ing firms: The Bellaire Bottle Company, the Will
Jamestown Glass Company and the Cape May Glass
Company
C SchierIoh has leased for Mrs. Kate B. Drey
the four story dwelling house, No. 326 West 5Sth
street 20 Mrs. Henrietta N Parker for term of
years.
John SkiIlicorn has sold, through A G Haynes
of Far Rockaway. corner plot at Cedarhurst
and Central avenues, Cedarhurst, Long Island
The buyer is =. ". Conuable. Of this city.
The Lewis II. May Company has leased for
Frederick Filter cottage at the southwest cor
ner Of Mott and Hollywood avenues. Far Rock
away, 10 Moses Jacobs
The Roebuck Construction Company has sold to
Charles c Hess a plot. 60x1o0. and 20 John Des-
mond Hayes an adjoining plot, Of tho same dirnen-
sions on the west side of East 27th street, about
500 feet north Of Kings Highway, Brooklyn The
buyers will erect two detached cottages on the
plots.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
Tie aae--.- oeterlngs today viii be as follows:
INCREASE IN BUILDING.

Regarding building operations throughout the
co1ut-T- Erad=r-eet's says:
Reports about building expenditures in this
country Gnquezrionably point 70 Improvement in
this important industry. The first signs Of this
were visible II July. but there was something like
hslt SHOWN in August September, however, has
seer for the first tine this year an actual gain
shown IN the aggregate Of expenditures over the
corresponding month Of 1851.
-Sixty-sevzn cities Of the United States report
tosl building expenditures Of S4l10s.5a in the
month Of September. as against S7.522945 expended
Z Angus aid S3S7s4 s26 spent in September year
ago- There IS here shown gain Of 81 per cent
year ago"
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
Furnished APARTMENTS to Let.

ITO SCBLET. FURNISHED. MOST DESIRABLE
apartment; five rooms baths: in first class
apartment hotel Fifth Grand Central Sta
Address "A b Tribune Uptown Once. 1864
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
RAILROADS
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL

NEW JERSEY GENITAL
TWO-HOUR TRAIN TO PE4ft4AD ELPt4lA
EVERY EOyR on THE E0CG-
F0E PHILA ADELPHIA- L.. " ID
ST 80. 80 s2L $50. 939 70 -.
. - ll-50 q "a. = -. I20. L5o z5s-
$50. go. 40. $50 $50; z5o 90 :, 1iss9 g
5.5S. $50. 20 @ So. i5s5 a 1i.so p r.'ai n -
Lv. LIBERTY SF----l.a0 $50. 100 500.
5 -. 400. 1900. Ii.00 II3a a. m-. y %
noon. I 90 10. 2u1 200. 4 90. 410. 3 %.
g On 71G 500. . o. 3 M. y = fai1EisaL
sundays Ls3 500 Q go l0.eo L.ae q q -
= 10 noon. o.. ~. 400 400. %. a9o-
90 90. o So 10. 90 o m. y 15 uldn silt-
FOR BALTIMORE AND TV As p I'SelE9aS-
Lv W Esd ST 7-S0. a50. lL5S a. H.
ERTI ST 20 90 i0GD a IA = -
room. 200 400 500 zoo . n dallv
". ". 23p sr.--@5e a. n fl250 sata-
cuiy}. 10. 319. $50. 40. 81 - sats.
onlyJ p H. sgnaays 70. $50 a n. p
? n " I-iEf-ttiY "A e4 -oo
5Se Sats- c1-T1 ? n S4nda5s. 2 -.
80 PgP a s-7 1-i ~ 1s-r!2, p 1r-~ r~ II azD
ST $50 a n. $3.50 sats. oniyJ. 3 %
3 N S4niays. 2 - a m. 20 2 r. "
LIBERTY ST --I0e0 a IN. 100 Sacs-
c2ly1. 3 90 O. sundays 1900 a. H-s
FOR TloNG BRANCH. AsBURT PARK.
1CEAS .IEs9N y Ia ~ ftstil EoQte
sass. oaIv}. 8 %. -. - $50 $50. 1850
,. y. sundays. - a. m. 20 - o n
L. LIBERTY ST "a 90 = 2g III 60 A. n
q % Sa-s orlyI. $50. 4 -. 5.30. $50. Q %
?. H. u 0t uifuiznt Sundays. 400. 8-l5
a. H.. A 90 & 20 O. IL
Time tabIes may BE- obtained at following
Offices Liberty S. fFr Z3d 8 Tel Chez
sea 3I44l Piers 10 and 81 n r Astor
House. 2f5. 434 ZOO 1885 E.-catvay- l-2-
West T25rl ST. 245 Columbus Av- Nsw
York I Cou-- St 343 344 Fulccn 81. 80
Nostcand Av.. Brooklyn $50 Broadway.
Wilfau1sbu-E New York T-ansfer Co.
calls for and checks baggage t0 destination
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08

COACHMAN.-Long experience: excellent
references from prominent families. Ens-
ush; married, no family. c H. tribune
Uptown Office. 1854 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08

.+ b,-7re- n auction offerings was disposed Of
--es-e-7zv n the Real Estate Exchange Sales
rooms Nos 4 and Is Nesey street AT the s1ano
- SINE Marx over $3589e5 was realized for thir-
,sen East side buildings. The results were as fol-
lows.
~ -,zsrh p Day. 1s1 and 163 Madison ave 9s
II 80 - ~ 4x1oo. 4 z-y hotel r Il Mecqone!c-
Y 1=4 S--ssE7~grr ref S75.597 IS; taxes,
etr SIS s- 1s ~ = ssv7i 2z5x5e 6 sty stable and
zz~zr- + y BGcknsl e 81 agr Minnie Riordan 81 a;
izEes 7l1 80 s-s-zzl ave lsxas II; sty dwg h.
ss.res Bum Thsr CO aEJ Aa5haTne van S-s.yEs.
Pe45 a ? zrrvs- = poneaue ref. amt due 500 g;
sue =. 70 -S@ -7S , Y II Ave q 81 exl03s: s sty
s1d 5z5 In 3 --s-g-eisz- act sjgn1und Morgeu-
sr - a. acton 70 q -ves - q qT3 a.. sub
% - : I45s = W n Ave c, 81 ezlo88. ten
znE sore same action No / same attys same
n am aas s. IS IS tskes ETC. Slsi4 = sue 70
rrrre $50 - 20 -E= rslr-i1 1oT SO -t5.n - n
= {, q On ave -zT = 4 ~ as-T ra@t ami
ss-o 60 - rwo 50 dVlg rs. E Vlokery agt
Re- partition . " vicksry. party n interest for
By sznael Max. 1aa 70 II 1ssd St l16s + " Of
1sncx ave ave and haseHlt dwlg rs; 70 solomon
sreru for 81 el, also SO sth ave, 3 5s2 I q
- p -zso y 5aE win store; 70 HeaTy strauss
T. - 4eo' also = 12-a s. - Il 2. 80 - sra-n
1a- s52ooo. aiza - l22d 20 :. of % ave p
80 SO 81 Ten With stores each sa SKIS. to
I7z:s a-e1 for SIs8 So. also Al 413 56th St =
u 2 = IS ave s0xg75z ir-eg: 6 ten rs, wiki
sra-es 70 Samuel Raphael fer Sse5ol- 4l5 and III
sftr Of Isl z0x953x irreg. . sly
partnership sale: 70 Samuel H Raphael for 4o2e
Ev P-a- L Ee1nelv- EOIh ave Z y 211th 81, SS.11
z-o0 zEs- a1l-H 81 OF 10th 350Zss Il ;
as7 H-uaE-sr 21Irh 13-3 lx7fxs9 j lxl3e3
ReEzz NIoo-ey al L Daily atty; Z .
DoWltag ref amt due 81 l32 . taxes etc SO -
r-or merits aECregaring $500. withdraHnf =
s. 656 z Cf bLh ave, 40 Nitt5 dA II
az house Harry Rosenwssser 81 a at Nor
al FosenhlUrh & & atryE- J II Judge.
81 etc s. 1@f so to the
pain-i1 G0a. 1I+6 1152 Iuterrale ave, :.
2 II Kelly IO-fxSox say 4 and
stores = Rsfe - al eZrs AT c 4 E-1Varcs e Al
E5arui5 swain am Judge ref amt due. S6S So
taxes e-z $ 800 adjourned 10 October 2
The auction offerings to-day VIII be as follows:
b yase1h Day. 71s ard T21 Washington ST, e
It5 T5z-15 irreg, sly loft bldg y Carter
az Builders Construction CO - al Q SJearrs airy;
Wen-a-dl=- due s., SIC 81 SUB 70 three
-a0-S aEEr=za-luE SI77.gl-f-
By Bran 7. Kennedy: 291 18th 81. 7 s. 451 z Of
tn are laz4e Il. 3 sly dwIg I Il Cress Edn, agt
q ECrE al. Foley & P, attys Edward q crowley.
-, art due s17.e5s 50 taxes, etc So u
p sa-zer r-l5e-icser 14Gta ST % z OF LenoI
racan-- Harris Schwartz ag- seymour
Pea @ e Na-hel-l & II a-Tyss Cohen, ref
S-ut Gus Sc so s.. taxes etc $500
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
N THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

SIX Brothers have sold 10 Ms Mary Kane q
sever room house on two lots on the north side Of
EIsVor-1 avenue. 80 feet east OF Paramount ave
HE Lohba1er Park
J. J Hagge-ry has sold for Mary Matthews the
Two family house No 1881 Hoe avenue. on q lot
S1ls feet 70 Charles ". See.
-he 4 z. Fuller Realty Company has sold for
annie ?. Patterson William HagerdOrn q nVe
k1ory factory building. Ncs- 534 and S5s East Ssth
street OF q plot 53x10ol feet The building IS TO
o altered into q cold storage warehouse
Marcus Nathan has sold 70 Mr.. Arnold three
lso family houses at Unionport two on 9TH street
I'D che on I2th street, near Avenue c
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
DALE TRACT CHANGES HANDS.

H ". Nichols has sold for the estate Of Chalmers
Dale the country seat formerly occupied by Henry
Dale a. Tarrytown, consisting of five acres, dwell
ing house and various outbuildings. to P c COstel
10 Mr. Nichols also leased for George N. Cum
ming his country seat at Irvington for years.
furnished TO Frederick c. SayIes. Of Providence
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08

COACHM MAN.-Seventeen years personal
references. Address J.. 14S WesL S7Il
st. private stable.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
ARMOUR OR SWIFT TO ENTER CANADA

Toronto oct THE Union Stock Yards at West
Toronto Will IN d few days be acquired by
OF the large packing firms Of Chicago. whether
Armour or Swift has not yet been announced. At
4 meeting Of the shareholders yesterday offer
Of $3.50 900 cash. sufficient to control majority Of
the stock. was submitted and accepted and the
matter will be closed UP at
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
GETS TITLE TO SIXTH AVENUE SITE.

HE % the Mouquin restaurant property, on the
s-steIly side Of Sixth avenue z9.4 feet south OF
* street. transferred yesterday by Frank J.
117-sozn Jo A Harding Hartshorn. who represents
-e J" 4 Chesebrough Syndicate. which purchased
1-s Property some months ago. The property is
--STieaged for S2p5es at per cent. The term Of
A-e loan is three years
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
TO BUILD IN PLImPToN AVENUE.

A I. Mordecai & Son Inc) have sold for the
Realty Mortgage Company and Som Brothers eight
lots on the west side of Plmpton avenue, 70 feet
south Of 10th street. TO James c. Picken
The buyer viii improve the site with nine two
story and basement two-family dwelling houses
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Orer $500, 900 Paid for Thirteen
East Side Buildings.

+i7 budget q auction offerings was disposed Of
---.-=.- - the Real Estate Exchange Sales
-..-,s Tas 4 and Is Tesey street At the stand
- ssmgel Marx over t35a9eo was realized for thir-
ter East Side buildings. The results were as fol-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
DREssMAKISo AND MILLINERY.

RESEMAKER--Wiil cut and N the first
IininE free OF charge; perfec TIT guaran-
feed suits made from 50 up also Out by
the day Mrs White. 2433 sth ave
DRESSMAKER and SEAMSTREsS.-By
colored girl; n private family three days
a week F Brown Young " ornenE Chris
tian Association lab West SD ST
DHESSMAK KER.-Robes altered after the
latest style DITectoire, only elegant work
taken Miss Halperr. DID, Vest Hath st
z GOLDBERG s26 9th ave.-Ladies' tai
l"FInE repairing promptly done. work
called for. telephone
AflLINER- R--Mme. Riley l45 " 10th.
makes hats that lend distinction. Mate
ris4a furnished OF accented. Moderate
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08

COACHMAN. ~ Married; thoroughly ex-
perienced. good city or country dr1veE.
sober. honest. reliable, wife good cook II
required. 20 anywhere P A., care OF
Mrs. Tuny l5S East 50rh St
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
LOST-RASnBoohs.

JE STOLEN. - BankpOQk No Eee ISs
G. S--s sser1ian savings Bank IL the CITY
-" A0rk, corner Str ave and 14fh -
Ts-- % Mrs Bertha Hauckmauu and
So - LsA1ckTDEnz- Al perEans are eau
- against negotiating the same. Z nor
i-1c r the bank on TIE zeth dsv .
-sss,. q duplicate wsu be issued
- of 6IOI-E1S.-Esanksoo No 4gT aJa
ps-------e - Lilalgra1f Industrial savings Bank
Fs-s7.t stepped Please retErn bogk 10
a-1 No 81 Chambers 81
= ol--Eankbook N. So .Sss Rsnk fer
-f-ss - sth ave. SeW YORK Pay
st4pp@o- Please reyar8 book 20 bank
c-..-sankbOok No. SOS. I2s. Bank for
-. -nss S-9 ar ave. New YORK Paw
0'en' ssogpea. Please return ncak "a bagjr
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
BALTIMORE z OFIo 2. 2.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
every other hour On ths even lour-
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Df-ect Connections t1 New Union Statloz-
Washington. With all Lines south
Leave New York Daily I'D ST LTh'g 81
W WASHINGTON 81 psrz. 1I-50 Pm 1-9G arm
WASHINGTON y Diner so an 8 % an
WASH TSGTOS. Diner. 3 50 am 70. % ara
WASHINGTON Diner. 80 aEa - % n y
WASHINGTON. Buffet. 50 Pm zoo pm
tParlor car y. z 20 Richmond. Na.J
ROYAL LTD -" Diner. $50 pm AGO Pm
WASHINGTON. Diner. $50 Pm $50 pm
WASHINGTON BUFFET ESQ pm T-0O pm
Through Daily Trains 10 the West
CHICAGO PTTTSETrRCf. . So am 3 90 sr-r
CHICAGO COLUMBUS. Il 80 an q co m
PITTSBTRG. CLEVELsD. $50 pm a % 5r1
s-PTTTSEURG LIMITED. .-'6- 20 pm TOO pm
GIN ST LCT-TS LOCTSV., fL5S pm 40 am
GIN. ST LOCIS.LOUIsV-- 9. 80 an 10 % am
GIN. ST LOUIS. .LOCISF-. $50 pm 6Oo pm
On7ces- Pas. 434 1900 Broadway. Ast5r
House. 1Cs Greenwich St, ~ sta Av-. 39l
Grand St y Y. 343 Fulton ST. 8-oOkIT1s
Vest 81 St and Liberty -
After 9 p. n SisspiEE Car Reservatfcri8
and fun Information regarding trains. etc
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information
2. z O. r r. 2ssf ST Terminal 'Pho1a
Number 3i44 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions f7r
The Tribune received az treir Uptown
once No. 1864 Broadway. between S6rh
and 3Ttb sts. until 9 O'Clock D. - Ad-
verrfseraeuts received AZ the following
branch Offices at regular Office rates Eatfl :
o'clock z m vtz 2S4 Sta ave =
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American District Telegraph oeaos-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08

WOULD LIKE TO hear Of good mining or
other stock for sale in any enterprise
where an Investment Of several thousand
dollars would be safe; no liquor proposi-
tions considered L. Darbyshire, Box 1910,
Rochester, n. Y.