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New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
WARRANT OUT FOR MISSING BANKER.
Hungarian Wanted in Yonkers Gets Wind
of Charges and Disappears.

The Sonkers police have warrant for the
rest of Leon karybsk Hungarian banker and
broadway. Manhattan. and fourishing branch in
honkers- Search for him has been active for
eral days. b1t he has not been found.
The warrant was issued upon information from
the Westchester Trust Company The transaction
involved is said TO have amounted something
more than $500 One day last week Detective Den
MS Cooper. of fonkers. met karybski the street
and told him his captain him
harybski appeared willing 10 60 and walked along
with the detective. He said he wanted let
person with whom he had appointment know
that ne would be a little late and he went to
telephone.
While karybski talking Cooper stood at q
little distance talking with friend. and did not
see karybski hang up the receiver. walk to a side
room. and through it the street and hurry away.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
OIL eAReEs IN TRANSATLANTIC TOW.

The Standard OH tank steamer Captain A r
Llcss viii leave port today for Hamburg. having
N tow the 6ve-rnas1ed oil barge No s5 The barge
snd steamer will carry $4,000 barrels Of oil
Ths oil tank steamer Iroouois left New York on
Friday for England 10 get the new oil barge NaFa-
hoe which has Just left the yards Of her builders
After the Lucas clears Sandy Hook to-day she
VII pay unusually long steel cable two and
quarter inches in diameter. 1t was said yester-
cay az the Offices Of the Standard Oh Company
that when the IroQuois started from Europe with
ne Nsvshoe in tow she would pay out three tnou-
ssnd feet steel cable ana quarter inches IN
cisuere- between the bow of the barge and the
stern II the I-oouois Navgators will have To keep
{ wary eye when they come within range OF this
tow. The longest perhaps, 10 cross the Atantic-
Ire steamer Captain A + Lucas. the steamer
Ecguoas and the harges Navahoe and No. 20 are
equipped wiki wireless telegraph The Navahoe
carries e ooo feet of 10 be used in enner-
Eency. and with her wireless equipment VIII De
practically safe II she breaks away from the tank
steamer
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
PLAN TO OPEN BOROUGH BANK.
Deferred Payment Scheme Meets Approval,
It Is Said, of MANY Depositors.

Vice-President William S. Hurley and S S. White
house. counsel for the stockholders committee of
the Borough Bank. Brooklyn, issued statement
yesterday. setting forth plan of resumption and
asking the cooperation of the depositors. The
plan Is that. with the agreement of all depostors
the bank be required to pay only 10 per cent of
the deposits. or $3.50 000 Immediately upon reopen
ing: Is per cent. $4,000 in foGr months there
after the remainder in easy instruments.
Two-thiTds of the twenty-five hundred patrons
OF the bank. is said, have already agreed to the
plan. These include most of the large depOstors,
such the Elks, with $4,000 deposit; the Peo-
pies Surety Company, $4,000 the Home Trust
Company, $4,000: the Fourteenth Street Bank,
ST. 900; the T F. Martin Realty Company, S21.5)0.
etc. After citing these names the statement goes
on to say that the bank is only solvent but
by the resumption OF business and a judicious ad-
mnistraton of its assets, it viii have surplus of
from $4,000 to sl500o. The statement says that AT
the present time it has nearly s1,0o,00 cash on
hand. 1t closes by saying that the bank Will not
open unless substantially ali the depositors sign
the deferred payment plan.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
sEoNTS INQUIRY NOW OVER.
Customs Authorities Will Not Make Any
More Investigations, II Is Said.

rs Treasury Department. il was learned yes
teri5y. VIII take TO further action following the
rHid by customs inspectors the home Of Theo-
core T Shonts for alleged undecIared gowns i'm
ported from Europe by Mrs Shonts and her daugh-
fsr- Miss Theodo-a Shorts. who is TO marry the
IIc de Chaulnes February 10.
The search cf the Shonts home resulted from
information placed before Colonel Edward <
Fowler the Collector OF the Port Many elaborate
gowns and Other fnerv were inspected by the Gus
men, and their investigation formed the basis
II 4 report submitted the Collector Colonel
Fowler in turn made a report to George B. Cortel-
-eu. Secretary Of the Treasury Mr.. Shonts is said
have given his version the affair President
Roosevelt
Air Shonts is said 10 have satisfied both the
President and Secretary Cortelyou that cause
exists for the confiscation of the gowns the
charge OF smuggling II was sa id on high author
iiy that the case will be dropped.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
CALL BERMEL IND WELZ
More Testimony in Kissera Inquiry
Report Of 44nother Indictment

Several witnesses appeared Yesterday before
the grand jury that Is investigating the pur-
chase of kissena Park. Joseph Bermel, Presi-
dent of the Borough of Queens who had al
ready been before the jury. was again called
John Nez. the brewer. who arrested
Tuesday, having been indicted two counts
was another witness. Others summoned to
give evidence We're Miss Jean Scot stenog-
rapher for the law firm Of Willett & Frost
Halstead II. Frost. jr.. a member of that firm,
mel.
IT reported that in addition to the two
indictments found against Welz another has
been handed up in connection with the case.
Those who gathered in Part 1 of the Queens
County Supreme Court in Flushing yesterday
morning in the expectation of witnessing the
arraignment of the second person indicted were
quietly informed that il had been agreed to
defer the arraignment until Friday morning, be-
fore Justice Jaycox.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
sHoNTs AND WILCOX CONFER AGAIN
Discuss Expenditures On Subway Without
Reaching ANY Conclusion.

THEODORE = Shonts, president 81 the NetroPoji-
fs--Ir-e-borouEh company. Rad another long ron
ference with Chairman Wilcox OF the Public Ser
vI-s Commission yesterday afternoon Their tank
along the same lines that Of Monday. when
Arz--<, Belmont accompanied Mr.. Shonts.
Thz company insists that the expenditure of more
fnsn 90 in Improvements in the subway be
t-een esfh and l03d would be useless. so
far lettering the local service Is concerned II
-he commission should compel The company 10 in
rtsu the automatic trirper devices on the local
tracks
The question of Iengtaening the platforms IN the
subway % permit the running Of longer trains was
aso discussed. although there seems 20 he no I'M
recate probability that the commission VIII force
Egoh Improvement.
The future disposition or The Steinway tunnel was
discussed but the question of buying II from Nj
Belmont Is stiI before thu city authorities.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
FINED IN RIVAL PHoNoGRAPH CASE

Judge Hazel in the United States Circuit Court
handed down decision yesterday granting the
motion made by the New York Phonograph Com
panv 10 punish the National Phonograph Company,
Thomas 4 Edison. the Edison Phonograph Works
and the Edison Phonograph Company for
tempt in violating Injunction granted TO the
New York Company enioining the National Com
many and Edison from selling within the State of
New York. monographs and phonogTaph supplies
The defendants were fined $3.50 by the court.
The contention of the New York Company. which
was upheld by the court. was that it had the sole
and exclusive right sell within the State OF New
York Edison monographs and supplies
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
NEW YORK ORDERS AID STEEL PLANT
Pennsylvania Steel Company Puts 1000 Mel
Back to Work-Situation Improving.

Philadelphia, Feb. 5.-One thousand men formerly
employed by the Pennsylvania Steel Company at
SIeelton. Penn. have been called back TO work
after enforced idleness of more than a month
Rush orders from New York for structural material
for municipal buildings and order for rails from
the New York City Railway Company warranted
the company in increasing its present force
twenty-five hundred men, about 70 per cent OF
the normal force.
Orders hand will keep the Increased
force busy for the next month said President
FELTON, to-day. I'VE receiving more inquiries,
and there is reason to believe that the business
situation improving AS as the railroads
decide upon their methods of financing their OBJ
legations orders will begin to come in rapidly"
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
LOSES SUIT OVER BRIDGE LAND.

Justice Narean. In the Supreme Court in Brook
Iyn handed down a decision yesterday that Mrs.
Rita Davol. who is known on the stage Rita
Thompson. has no dover claims the property
bounded By Adams Pearl, Water and Front streets.
Brooklyn The city bought the property year ago
to make for the approach of the Manhattan
Bridge and paid $3.50 600 for it. Miss Thonlp
son was married to MIR. Davol. who died four years
later. She suing the city for s22500c, but sc-
cording TO papers produced In court yesterday by
the Title Guarantee and Trust Company she had
signed away her dover rights.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL,

4"O-hOCh IfA4N ~ fEILADt-If HL>
FOR PHILADELPHIA Lv- ". 23D ST:
g 80. $50. $50, s 80. ESQ. 1880. 1120
11.50 a. m, 12.j0. 10. l.J0. so. 3. So 4 20.
$50 $50, ESQ $50. $50. 11.50 p. n Sun
days. $50. $50, $50. 1O5o. 11-oo a. m.
u SO. LOO. $50; $50. $50. $50, ESQ. 7-5o.
Lv. LIBERTY ST. :-1.so. $50. 100. s. 90.
8 30. goo. 1000. 11.0O. I1.30 a NJ. - 90
noon. 90. 1.30. 200. 800. 400. 40 500.
p 6. 90. 100. 500. 900 p. m, 1918 midnight
Sundays. 80. SEQ. 600. 1000. II 90 a m.
% hSSn GO 90 CO. 16sS ~ % no + fSg Is mid iinst S
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Lv. ". 23D ST.--I-5O. S.h0. 80 q H..
l.50. $50. 5.5O. $50 D. N. daily.
Lv- LIBERTY ST :-l.30. 5. 00 1000 a. m.
Y 90 noon. 200, 400. eco. 100 p. daily
sT.:-e.5O a. m. G2-50 sats. only. 20
2. Sundays. $50 a. m. = 20 p.
Lv. LIBERTY ST.:-I0. 90 a. m. q 90
sats. onlyl. $40 p m. sundays. 1000 a m.
FoR LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsr.
only). 40. 20. $50. 45O (6.20 sats. oniyD
?. Sundays, s 20 $50 a m. . 20 p. m.
r. Nv. LIBERTY ST. on. 1900 a m.
q 90 Ssts. only. 1.30. $40. 4 10. SEQ (6-30
Sats. only) 2. N. Sundays. $50 1000 a. m.
2 go D
Offices: Liberty st. West 23d St Tel. 3l4t
Chelsea. Astor House 245. s34 1900.
1884 Broadway, 1s2 Fifth Az. PSI Fifth
Av., 25 Union Square West, 279s Third Az,
iG5 West i25th St, 245 Columbus Av.. New
York: Court St. 3E3 IA Fulton ST. 47e
VILLA msburg. New York Transfer co. calls
for and checks baggage TO destination
W. G. BESIER ". e HOPE
Nice-Pres. q Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
TRACING TRANSIT CASH
Central Trust Stops Checks to Neec
York City Rniaoy Receiuers.

= Developed Yesterday in suits brought in the
Tinted States Distric; Court by the Central Trust
t-o-7nsrv for permission intervene as marty
s.fendsnts in the suits brought for the appoin.-
,7--- OF receivers for the Drydock. East Broad
ny 4 BATTERY Railroad and the Forty-second
street. Nsnhaftanvflle ST. Nicholas Avenue
rsflrosd. that the old officers Of these companies.
,4o were affiliated with the New York CITY Rail-
~ interests paid on. money to the receiver Of
.L.+ corporation Just prior the segregation Of
-bese roads from the New York City system
When AZ the annual meeting Of the two COM
,,-ses -fe Central Trust Company. as trustee
~ tho sss A00 000 bond issue Of the Third Avenue
railroad Company. and holder OF stock Of these
-oads as collateral the mortgage bonds. re-
,5-e5 the old boards Of directors in favor OF men
~ the trust corpany's selection. IL discovered
t,at several checks for large amounts had re-
Gently been paid TO the New York City. Payment
~ so--e Of the checks was stopped but others
had already been csshed
The Central Trust COMPANY, in fits petition fled
yesterday says that fl holds. trustee OF the
Third Avenue Companys bonds. E-2s7 shares of the
.s,i-sI stock sf the Drydock company. and that
-bere are outstanding notes % the latter company
-7,o-,ntinc 10 s. So se3 due the maturity of the
mortgage BY the Of the mortgage it had the
right upon default OF the interest payments 10 as
u,e control Of the properties for the protection OF
the security holders When il had done so and
ar-s5 rs Own officers and directors il discov
cred TIE petition states. that one CT the last acts
=. -fs officers and directors OF the Drydock COM
many who represented the New York City Railway.
Ms 70 ray over 10 the receivers Of the latter
rora-ion checks aggregating $4,000 for alleged in
ash-adness Payment on the checks imme-
afateIr stopped but ss0ee had been collected. it
.ov-d The receivers OF the New York City Rail-
y-sv courended that this valid charge against
ne D-ydock company.
In me case OF the Forty-second Street company
the petitioners say they hold l67ll shares OF the
caual stock and sl.4ee.eeo Of the second mortgage
bonds as security for loans and that there out
Standing notes 10 the amount Of Sc AZ, ,s67 due
maturity = The first mortgage
Il : alleged that when the management,
Kiaced IN control by the Central Trust Company.
took possession il stopped payment checks
eregatinE 81 ol recently drawn 10 the order Of the
receivers o. the New York City Railway OF that
amount however 5000 had already been paid
Issr week the Two roads placed n the hands
C Frederick ". Whitridge receiver. and the
central Trust Company wishes 10 intervene in
suits order that it may. ii says protect
tie properties in the interest OF the bondholders
from further claims that may be made upon them
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
prtG seIF ATTRACTS MANY.

The sale OF the Persian rug and caTpet colieC-
ton brought this country by General Socfdte
hegan Yesterday afternoon at the Fifth Avenue
=. Galleries The attendance large and the
competition for some of the purchases keen Gen
.ral Socrate is said TO have gathered many Of the
<reciu1ens in this collection from hamets in Per
sis considered famous for their handiwork in
weaving tapestry and carpets
II is his intention. he says, 10 introduce other
works Of Persian when his present tour of the
commercial centres in this country is completed
The sales yesterday amounted TO S@437 80. The
largest single price, $3.50. paid by A r French
for 4 large Royal Palace hermanshah carpet.
Among the other purchasers We're G. Hughes and
c; ! McCord.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
UPH0LDS LIFE INSURANCE METHODS
Darwin P. Kingsley Replies to English Crit
icism of American Companies

New Haven. Feb 5.-Darwin p. Kingsley. pres-
dent of the New York Life Insurance Company, in
address before Professor w. B. Baileys class in
sociology at Yale to-day. replied the English
criticisms against the management of the American
life Insurance companies, which contrasted them
unfavoraby with those of England. He said:
If the world in general had followed the Eng
lish insurance companies me ethods. England would
be second power. Germany would be
filled with incompetents. the United States would
never have been settled of the Mississippi
and the Japanese would still be using bows and
arrows
Mr. Kingsley protested against the structures laid
on the American life insurance companies by lhe
governments, both federal and state.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
2. s. c. WANTS TO KNOW ABOUT METERS

In preparation for the investigation Of the seven
electric lighting companies IN the city BY the
Public Service Commission. which Commissioner
Esitbe hopes 10 begin next week If counsel ha :
Ve1ared the by that time the companies were
cz'ed yesterday for Information regarding the
1spa and -unlber OF meters used by them and the
methods used in testing them The information
crta ned all Re ~ permanent use n establishing
tne department for testing electrical meters
Today Commissioner Maltbie intends 10 ca1i or
the companies for information regarding contracts
with Consumers
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
STATE GRANGE ELECTION.

IJorneu y y Feb. Sat the annual election OF
officers Of the State Grange held to-day the fol-
tovtnc were elected Master. 2. y Godfrey. Olesn
overseer W II. VARY, WGtertowT; lecturer. s J.
Lowell: steward. J. NJ Powell. Hornell; assistant
steward r. ". Eggleston; chaplain, s. J. Rob
bins- treasurer, W. L. Bean: secretary. ". II.
Giles: sarekeeper. John Krause: Flora Mrs. p G.
Aldrich: Ceres. Mrs. Finder; Pomona. Mrs. Rice
NcCsuley: L. A. s. Mrs. Marvin H Lent men,
her executive committee, ". " Ware.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
FIRE DAMAGES RoEeLlNe PLANT.

Trenton. FEB 5.-Fire in the Roebling wire works
here to-day damaged the plant to the extent of
500 coo il is estimated. Three large buildings were
DESTROYED The cause of tho fire is unknown. II
started in the rope department The plant covers
about twenty acres The fire swept over about two
acres Of ground 10 lives we're lost, and no seri-
oUs accidents have been reported. About seven
hundred and fifty were thrown out of en-
rlovnent. There was insurance of 800 600 on
the propertE.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
RECEIVER FOR LOUISVILLE COMPANY

Louisville Feb. Judge Miller appointed Il.
c. Robbins OF Mayfield Ky, receiver for the
Mayfeld Woolen Mills and Clothing Company OF
Louisville to-day and q temporary injunction re-
sfrainiug creditors from bringing suit to
claims The company red the suit for receiver.
asserting that is unable TO obtain the Necessary
cash to pay tile dividends declared its stock
or to transact it's business further. The MayfeId
company says that its capital stock IL 1852 500 its
liabilities 1907 067 and assets 1858. 900.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
APPROVE PLAN FOR RESUMPTION.
Committee Representing Depositcrs of Me-
chanics and Traders Bank Hold Meeting.

AT a meeting Of the committee representing the
depositors of the Mechanics and Traders Bank
held last night at No. ~ Court street BROOKLYN.
a resolution was adopted approving a plan for the
reopening Of the bank The exact nature Of the
plan not made public
The committee made I'D Of one representa-
tive from each nf the twelve branches ana the
main bank These men the chairmen Of the
local committees. EK- Congressman Frank T. VIII
son was elected chairman and William Adams Rob
irson secretary of the general depositors commit
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
FASTENERS AFTER COLORADO MINES
Try Telegraph 70 The Tribune

TRy IeleETsph % Inc ITihuneI
Denver Feb. 1.-TWO Eastern syndcates. COM
posed of New York City and Syracuse capitalists
are negotiating for nearly s1oo0ocO worth of prop
erty in the Cripple Creek district One is after the
immense headings of the Stratton estate, and the
other wants the Golden Cycle and Vindcator mines,
both famous as producers. The Stratton purchase
would include five hundred acres OF patented
claims well situated and half million shares in
the Portland worth 81 share. The Golden Cycle
is valued at s. 900 and the Vndicator much
more The Golden Cycle has mammoth reduction
works at Colorado City.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions Tor
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once No. 1854 broadway, between joth
and 3Tth SITS until 8 clock p. m Ad-
Vertis.mentk received at the following
branch Offices at regular Office rates until
s o'clock D. m. viz, 21i sth ave, $, g.
cor a3h ST los 6,h ave. cor i2th St %
EAST 14th St 25T West 42d St between
TIN and sth aves a63 West i25th st 1858
81 ave between 18TH and TTth SITS, l61b
3d ave near dist ST lfns lst ave-, near
sath St. iaT East teath st. IA6 fremont
ave $50 Sd ave. and any American District
Telegraph office.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
VAN NoRDEN IN TWELFTH WARD BANK

At a meeting of tho directors Of the Twelfth Ward
Bank yesterday Warner NJ Van Norden. president
of the Van Norden Trust Company, elected a
member OF the board. Mr.. Van NOrden advanced
the bank 10000 with which pay depostors after
the October crisis. and it due 10 this that its
early resumption made possible. Mr.. Van Nor
den said yesterday that the bank had repaid him
all the money he had advanced, and that. in addi-
ton. 1t had n substantial above legal re-
1uirenlents. the first institution to reopen
after panic.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
COURSE IN PRACTICAL ADVERTISING.

Dean Joseph French Johnson OF the School Of
Commerce. Accounts and Finance of the New York
University announces new course in practical
advertising 10 begin on Saturday evening, Fe5-u-
arv 6 at O'Clock, end continue Saturday
evenings until May The course is under the per
sonsI direction Of Charming Rudd. who will be as
s;s,ed pv Thomas Balmer William H. Black. Ben
,s,nin T Butterworth Franklin Fishler, George
French Robert Frotlinghanl. Manly NJ Gillian, o.
I Guide Emerson T. Harris, Thomas w. Lamont.
Frank A Munsey Ralph B. Peck, Frederick Phil
Inns and Frank Presbrey.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
TWO MORE INDICTED in SUGAR CASES.

The federal grand jury sitting in Brooklyn has
added Ernest Gebracht and Andre" FosthVlccha
"a the list OF indicted employees Of the American
suear Refining Company. They. like the others,
we're employed the piers, and the charges are
that they conspired cheat the government out
az customs duties. on their arraignnient yesterday
they pleaded moi guilty and were heId IN s-'"o
hail each IL is expected that All the cases VIII
he tri-d beginnng March IS.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
EXPLOSION AT POWDER MILL

Woodbury. Y J. Feb. "A terrific explosion oc~
Cured in the works of the Du Pont Powder Com
panv at CIfbbstoVn. near here. at o'clock this
morning and for miles around the detonation was
felt No one Was killed. and as far can be
learned only three Of the employees we're injured
Their injuries were mostly burns. There three
explosions IN all. the second and last following
close after tho first. The damage may amount 10
81 600 The cause Of the crash is not known.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
L & u. ROAD ours HIGH SALARIES.

Louisville Feb. 5.-The Louisville Nashville
Railroad reduced the salaries Of all employees re-
eeirtng more than $50 month to-day Those re
celg3ng $50 end over are cut 10 Per cent. while
shose making more than $50 less than ss5e are
CT Der cent The reductions take effect with the
current month Further reduction viii depend upon
iae earnings Of the road for The month OF febru-
sry- Business improved some in January, but De
teiAber a. COMPARED with the net earnings for
December lsys showed 4 falling of OF more than
:ss51a
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
CHARGES AGAINST BANKERS.

Washington. Penn. Feb. 81 c. McClain re-
reiver OF the Peoples Bank of California, Penn.
which closed recently stated to-day. it is said thai
two thousand irregularities had been found in the
books of that institution. dating back to November.
1906 The shortage. it is said. will reach $4,000.
Indictments will be presented to the grand jury this
eek
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
w. N. AmoRY CONTINUES TESTIMONY.

William n Amory before the special grand
sur. investigating the affairs of the Metropolitan
street Railway Company yesterday afternoon, Dis
--ic, Attorney Jerome and Assistant District At
,ornev Hresei being excluded from the jury room
After Amory came cut jerome and kresel
into he
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
PHILIPPINE CABLES DAMAGED.

The Commercial Cable Company issued notice
yesterday saying that communication With the
Philippine Islands beyond Luzon Interrupted
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
CHANGE I'M CONSOLIDATED GAS BOARD.

JEmes Stiiimsn has resigned as director OF TIE
fqnsoii6ated Gas Company. and his place on the
srsT. mas been taken by Frank A Nsndefip The
ehslse Is only temporary and is due TO Ar Still
&<Us absence Ia Europe.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
Reduced TurS
Wcmcr'S Tailored Suits

Velvets Chiffon BroaGcloths. also plain
and panne Cheviots-blacE ana coIors.
stripes and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
medium length aud three-quartsr coats.
with fina satin OF Skinners satin lining
smart and elaborate maunish styles.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
Clearance Of Fur Goats

Pony Skin. Canada Marten. Caracul
and NearSeal--lOng. medium and
three e-quarter-SkinnerS satin lining
-coiIarless or shawl or notch collar
OF self or contrasting fur.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRiCES--Soo second hand
xood and iron working machines. fully
ruaranteed machinery bought and ex-
Changed George b. Eddy. 3as Madison st.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
TypEwRiTrRS.


TYPEwRITERS-- makes sold. rented.
repaired exchanged: reliable service.
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