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she tried to stife it by hand, and that
failing. she thrust it beneath her pillow There
1t still continued to vocferate; and then arising
with her accustomed groan Mrs. Hoople took
the alarm clock and dropped it down the airshaft
1t struck with crash and became silent. Mrs
Hoople fully aware of the consequences, but
she climbed back into bed, and turned her face
1t Mr.. Hoople's voice that broke in on her
dream. Now look here, Is this any way
treat a after he's given you good"
Mrs. Hoople sat up with jerk instantly awake
She brushed back the thin wisps of gingery hair
astray her face and wrinkled up her nose
Her nightdress, opened at the throat disclosed her
neck and shoulders, the last of all in woman's
person to lose youth freshness, comeliness. Hers
were Scrawny and dark, the skin harshly dry and
yellowed, of texture of parchment. Never mind
telling again. she droned carelessly; II got
it by heart long ago. All the same amt going to
get up
Mr.. Hoople's side whiskers stood out almost
straight from his puffed-up cheeks. Words de-
serted him, those ready little phrases often on
his tongue. Mrs. Hoople sat there impassively.
like marbles. No, ANTI! she affirmed decisiveIy.
One more abortive attempt, and then Mr.. Hoople
spoke-or, more properly he exploded. You look
a here w.'-beIgerently-"Id like to know
what's got into your
His wife drew her nightddress about her. and
idly looked at the ceiling. You go away and let
me be- I've had a shock
Once more-whiskers excepted-Mr Hoople s
twelfth century map
I've had shock. I tell you. Go away and let
me be: Father died two weeks and I just
got letter telling
Mr.. Hoople threw down his hands with a Jerk
The gesture was explicit; it expressed reproach,
bewilderment almost irritabilty
Good Lord! You mean to tell me-you got
nerve to say-Buh!" Mr. Hoople gasped loudly.
Say. is that why you letting everything go
to smash? For that?-him ?-WEI.L!"
Mrs. Hoople turned in her bed and rearranged
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Amy more?" she droned, pic up the pudding
dish, and getting ready to clesay. Mr.. Hoople
shook his head. and, his aion divided be-
tween a toothpick and the Hter, clucked off
noisiy toward the front roo Down the hall
AL slammed the front door I'D him. and the
second Mrs. Hoople topped con a chair
II wish l was dead she earnestly, and
with great simplicity. But. minutes later
will reconquered; she draggedself to her feet
and bore the dishes to the kin "Coney ISL
and" she murmured In the room the book
keeper of the shoe concern SUBSCRIBED himself
with the twin necessares of tpck and paper.
In the kitchen the second Mrs pie gulped once
and then wiped her face on dish towel
Some time later Mr.. Hoople ed up from the
Reporter" to find his wife pnly staring at
him, but otherwise idly disenga well now"
he inquired, his eyes wanderirnestioningIy to-
ward the pile of unfinished pasard hearts II
wonder" she proposed unemotlIy Il wonder
how the lightsd look 1t Como night and il
there's the same old music theI wonder now
Father and l used to dance, lit only cost a
nickel for a waltz
Did you?" answered Mr., He, idly turning
page of his paper. There wahething almost
1ndulgent in his tone, kindly ,coEending whim-
steal. Well, guess yotr fathei you all kinds
of dances before he conn to shsyou"
Mrs. Hoople blinked Suddenly was as if the
light hurt her red-rimmel. overved eyes ANY
way, he took me to Cong," she tered incoher-
emily, after a pause; ''itonly Goa quarter too
dime there and dine back,l nickel if
you dance"
M Mr., Hoop,e, after turing anotlpage, looked
at his wife benignly, If pityingly.e had grown
portly in these fourteen vars. income Mena:
you'd look fine, wouldn't you, geg up and a
dancing there in public?'
Still indulgently, his ee traveller her face
and figure and then backto his pal Otherwise.
he might have seen the l ok that fwed, a flush
of responsive shame, title spasnc twitching
of the lips, and after ha1look, soning pendent
fell Shame, perhaps--aii yet the els in their
pity may have caught thalsomethini it dropped
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good, square meal, piping hot. Prompt six
o'clock, too. Oh. YEAH" added Mr.. Hoople know
iingly.
There was pause, and Mr. Hoople fell sud-
denly into thought Mena, desperately calm, calm
ly desperate, sat with folded hands. Every little
helps though" muttered Mr.. Hoople suddenly
if he unused. 1t seemed to smack of some un-
spoken decision, unrevealed thought.
Beg PARDON" inquired Mena, thinking he had,
perhaps, jumped back to the topic of her fancy
work.
Lounging in his chair. two thumbs on his arm
holes now. Mr.. Hoople addressed her. Say. look
at here, Mena! What you think if me nd you
to get married, hey?"
So there her romance unfolded Now she'd had
fourteen years of it, and the fancy work besides.
In addition she had the cooking, the making of
beds, the sweeping. busting, and the mending. I'm
til Al got the business college stage, she'd had
good deal of AL too But Mr. Hoople said, every
little helps Her fancy work first helped to buy
her clothes Then fewer clothes were bought
for her, 1t helped to pay the rent. Later on, it
began to help to buy clothes for growing AL, and
still later to help pay his tuition at the business
college. There many ways in which every little
helps but long ago hers had ceased to remain
little. Still, vrtuous activity brings it's own re-
ward. Hadn't Mr.. Hoople said he'd given a good
home to her?
That's right now amt it," he'd declare per-
haps little put out when the dinner late;
here I'm giving you good home md all that,
md you just can't get the meals when they'd
oughter be-
The second Mrs Hoople looked I'D at the manteI
clock. 1t lacked only fifteen minutes of her hus-
bands and stepson's return, and dinner must not
be late. Tonight Thursday, and again Al
had warned her she mustn't keep him waiting He
and the girl were going to Coney Island-to" Co
ney's" AL expressed it; and the second Mrs
Hoope would have liked to go to Conveys" too.
Her father, before he had acquired his par
ticuar brand of habits had often taken her there,
and she would like to go again.
AS Mrs. Hoople meandered listlessly kitchen
ward. the bell of the top floor rang loudly. 1t
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and pinned it like a jewe their breasts But
Mr.. Hoople. looking up as smiled. thought only
that she wiped her nose or Sleeve.
He didn't seem asham@he suggested timid-
ly, her voice curiously end passive; father
didn't seem ashamed of me
Mr.. Hoople put down fhper YEARLY For
Heavens sake, Mena, ainn ever going to get
done sniveling over that soak that run away
and quit you? How'n third en- / read and
you keeping on like that int you got a thing
to do?''
Mrs. Hoople got up anadged into her bed
room. Somehow she hckae spirit to work on
brocade hearts. twelve to tozen hung on satin
ribbons and their edges with pins Again
Mr. Hoope YEARLY shook head as he heard
her sniffe weakly. BIT Moople heard moth
ing but the ringing in her of a wild, voIuptu-
Gus strain 1t was tn, ecE far-heard music
half-forgotten, rhyhmidse of violin string
on bow sobbing the neaspf a bygone song
tempting, sensuous. eticin song pleading in
Its call to the longingof snfiIled, empty heart
and soul.
oh, my Cod" gaped second Mrs HoopIe
ana cast herself abjetly the bed.
Something touched her E. What's that"
she muttered. and st up look 1t was the
special delivery letter andtle caring what the
Exchange might hav. to she slowly tore it
open.
Six-thirty O'Clock d thaorning after Mrs
Hooples alarm clocklwok.It was supposed to
awake Mrs. Hoople. Ind lid. There was no
novelty in that. But.he sad Mrs. Hoople in
stead OF groaning hervay OFF bed reached over
and took the alarm ock her person. For a
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was the postman. There special delivery let
ter in his hand and the letter for Mrs. Hoople.
For me?' she repeated tiredly. The Exchange
often sent urgent letters to jack her up in her
work. AS she signed the postman's book she
allied she two days behind in her task, yet
that the best she could manage. The order
she worked for six dozen satn-covered
hearts hung long ribbons and with their edges
filled in with pins.
Mrs Hoople tossed the unopened letter the
bed, and for the third time started kitchenward.
BY working full speed the crick in her back ig-
nored she got on the dinner in time. But it
close touch for her. AL had already turned his
cuff ends, slicked down his hair and coming
along the hall when Mrs. Hoople rushed in with
the meat and potatoes
"Say''-he had already begun, when he saw
the food approaching Mrs. Hoope shambled
down the hall to the front You ready?"
she asked dspiritedly. Her voice and manner
lacked all likeness to Mr.. Hoope's former visual
image-little woman at the door--glad evenings
welcome, md all that. You ready?', she muir
INJURED. and wondered whether her back would
break in two
The meal silent. AL boiling what was set
who hoped to own shoe store of his
day, read between mouthfuls the Boot and Shoe
Reporter" His wife ate when she could She
on her feet most of the time and what little she
touched she put plate-meat. potatoes
butter, pudding anything to the labor of
washing another dish. 1t longer remained
question whether her back was going break
1t had broken and presently she would fall apart.
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her pillow. Then she comfortably lay down. 'Yes,
father he dropped dead. 1t was gambling I guess.
People with weak hearts hadn't ought to gamble"
Mr.. Hoople loked up at her as if she must have
lost her mind. Rum and then gambling. Things
gone to smash for him. AIS step heard COM
ing down the hail. and Mr.. Hoople turned with
expectancy
Say, you,' drawled AL though there some
thing beside mere drawl in his voice.
Yes. You look here now!" began Mr.. HoopIe,
too.
Mrs. HoopIe looked them over nonchaIanty.
There eleven thousand dollars in his Clothes =
she announced unanimously; Il guess that's why
father dropped dead
No art could have done it more simply, more
graphically, efectually. Mr.. Hoople's cheeks col
1apsed into fabby pouches: his mouth widened
itself into ellipse. Then, after a wild glance
at his son, Mr.. Hoople deposited his awe-stricken
person in nearby chair, and leaned forward with
the doorway, in imminent peril of falling
forward.
do you mean it? Eleven Thousand Dollars,'
his lips. You amt playing any low-down trick
meg7
His wife handed out the letter from beneath
her pillow, and he read, his head turning from
side to side he hurriedly scanned the lines
MOI there it signed and thoroughly atfested-
"Oh, my poor Mena' cried Mr.. HoopIe his
voice quavering, he reached forth his arms to
embrace her.
And shall not the sorrowing stricken woman
find comfort in her spouse? Mr.. Hoople still held
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~ ONE spell Romance with a capital r. but
the second Mrs. Hoople made no choice.
Some go far as italics; but Mrs.
HoopIe did fancy work nine hours out
of the tWenty-four, and Worshipped
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WAN I ED

For preliminary exploitation
of a series of valuable and
important electrical inven-
riOns. the sum Of fifty thou
sand dollars. for which will be
given a fifth of the total in
teTest. The inventions nave
been tried practically by large
concerns and promise splendid
returns. making this an TN
usual and phenomenal Oppor-
tunity, with indications OF in
crease of value of the invest
ment many times in a short
time. Communications from
principals are invited. Con-
trolling interest will not be-
sold. and for this reason much
more favorable terms will be
offered than otherwise would
be the case. and at the same
time minority interests will be
fully protected Intending in
vestOrs Will be given full Op-
pOrtunity OF investigation ard
they will not be called upon
TO make any further payment
of any kind or for any pUr-
pose. High class references
demanded and given. For full
particulars address: PAT
ENTS, T. o. Box 392. New
York
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kAHRO ADJ
NEW JERSEY CENIahl

INO-HOUR TRAIN TO PHILADELRn
EVERY HOUR ON The ~ HC na1 an =
FOR PHILADELPHIA Ly. W: 80 ~
$50. 7.5o s2O s so. 9oI lo0 -
1sO a. m. ~ go I-2o, 1.oo, 25o. q oo. 80
4.5o. $50. 65O. $50. $50: u,o9 p N
1S.5o' 15o' 2,5o. $50. 4s0. $50. ESQ. 7-5os
Iv. LfBEKIT sr.-1-so. sso. 100. 9 soa
$50; 99s 1900 10 90 - ~ 10 ~o.s . 4so, aoa
SUM suDcays' VS. 90 81 500 800. 1000 II. 90 a. me-
l2o0 noon. 1oo 200. 500, 400 ooo, ~
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Iv W. 2sd ST -7.5 so. $50. 11-5O ms
1.5o $50. go. $50 .. m. daily. LIZ ES
noon. noon zoo. 400. 500. zoo .. m daily.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY: Lv. w.
ST. $50 a m. q2.5o Sass. oniy,' -
?, .v m Sundays az ESQ "a a. n-' =" 90 o sas~.
only). $40 p. m Sundays. 1000 .. NJ
VIA ALI. RAIL-Lons Branch, Assuz1
$50. 90 1i'so a. m. GAO. leo sats. only3.
1-2o. $40. t4.2o does not stop -, At ~
Branch or ruin on ssts-l $50. t0s
except sats). $50. $50. 11.5o p m srns
dIyss dfgEgTq sTS ST sT&aoo. a @ $50 $50 I1so a. ms
az 40. I'D Sats. only). 1So. $50. eAA
does not stop at Long Branch Or m run g
Sats.l AS. (5.15 except Satsp. 80. 80
%. M 01 midnight Sundays. $50. SioN
1000 a. M. 400. $50 ..
SANDY HOOK ROUTE--For A.Anuo
Highlands, sea Bright. Monmouth 5eacns
Long Branch. Asbury Park. ocean essUx4
Sc Lv. Pier 81. ~. r., Foot W - ~
$50 935. 1890 a. m 1880. I-5n ~
AIS. 5.25. T.45 p. m sundays. se9, LoS ~
a m. LOO. $50. T.43 D. m Leave P1cr ~
a. m 90. 200 g As. 445. 5.40. 10 m
sundays. $50. 1890 a H'.s Aso. AZ" ~
p. m - .~-
ing offices: Liberty ST. CIV. III 81 rsxa
Chelsea s144). Piers 10 and 81. n /.
Astor House. 245 434. 1900. liza Broaowei1
west 1yxb ST.. 24z columbus Ay-. No4
York; 4 Court St. 34S. 344 Fulton 81 81
Nostrand Av. Brooklyn; 800 BroA1l
WILLIAMSBURG New York TrAnsfsr 60 49,
for and checks baggage 10 destinauoA
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PALTTwpRE & OHIO R. r.

ROYAL. BLUE LINE TRAINS
EVERY other hour on the even no9
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGyV4.
Direct Competitions In New Union SsaoRe
Washington. with all Lines South
Heave New York Daily 80 ST LiSyUS
WASHINGTON. SFpers, 1150 pm - snA
WASHINGTON, Diner 7.50 Am s00 AZ
WASHINGTON Diner. 90 am ig:Vv ~
IPsrIor car n V TO Richmond. Va)
wsSHINGTON. Diner ff.5o am II % ~
VaSHIN6;TON. Buffet, 15o pm 2nU4
ROYAL LTD. - Diner. B. 30 pm AW pxp
WASHINGTON. Buffet. 80 pm % pA
Through Daily Trains 20 tho vest
CHICAGO. PITTSBCHG. 100 am SO an
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS, II. 80 am u ~ n 4
PITTSBU RCf. GLEN ED. $50 pm W pp
.r,IT-TSBTrRCf LIMITED. 80 pm 700 pr4
GIN. ST LOUIS. LOUISV-. II 80 pm J. 80 a<9
GIN, ST. LOJTIS.LOUISN.. $50 am 10 ~ sn4
GIN. ST LOUIS. .LOJlSV., o-5o pm o.O prD
Offices: 245. 434 1900 Broadway. 8 Ast4
House. los Greenwich ST. - St1 Av, -
Grand ST.. " Y: 343 Fulton ST. BEookyn1
West 23T St and Liberty ST.
After s D. m, Sleeping Car asoRv adono
and full information regarding trains. eeeA
can be obtained at Bureau Of Int oSln atteh
B. e o. r r. 23d st. Terminal Phon0
Number. Chelsea-3f4i
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OCEAN STEAMEKS
NORTH GEsMAN Lloyd.

PI,YNOITTttN HTERROURG+BREMEN
Cecilie. ...-... Sept. / Kaiser WIn u.oepe 30 80
X prinz VIM. Sept. 8 Kaiser d. CT. sept
TWin-Screw Passenger Service,
PLYMOUTH-CHERB ERBOCRG-btEnr ID q ~
Friedrich VIM Sept. Friedrich D. Or Sept.
Barbarossa Sept 10 OlKurfuerst. sept -
Mediterranean Service
G1R'LTAR-NAPLES-G at II a ~, ~
p. Irene. Sept X Albert .Oe.- ~ ~
K Luise. Sept. % p Irene
From Bremen Piers on 80 and 4th ses.'
HobokeD- ~,
n. @. LLOYD TRAVELLERS CHEC,hnS1
OELRICHS & CO. No. Broadway. ~. =
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AuCTIONEERs.

WOOD PATTEE. suc.iopeerr. Ap-
rssers--Hgh class sales conducted
zsDnure. paintings. art objects, mcrchan,
bought. Prompt settlement. Local
S%noes. 1t0 Nassau ST Tel SSA1-
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS.-The bankruptcy of Henry r
f9umrus. the leading bookseller Of Lon
don. England. has thrown back on my
hands 4 large quantity of sets manu-
facrurci for him. and not shipped at the
time Of the failure. It has now been de-
cided 10 offer these sets. all of which are
hiVh class. limited and numbered editions,
including twelve leading standard authors,
IN both buckram and half morocco binding.
al the net export price which is about one o.
half the selling prices of these goods in this
country: instaiment payments viii be taken,
exclusive territory viii be given. and
permanent and profitable connection will be
made with responsible statesmen: the book
business has never offered such real bar
gains 20 customers nor so attractive a sell
ing plan to statesmen this: write al once
for further particulars. George u. Sproul.
$50 .Ilh ave New York.
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PURILC NOTICES.

-
Excepting thereou, and therefrom Ianas a
owned by ths New York Central ano Hua .
son River Railroad Company dessnAleu a. -
Parcels 2l2 3l3 314 and 3l5. Also patee, p.n
Nos. a16-a17. claimed by the STATE oA -''
York a...-,n>6
II any real estate hereinpefore LIZ.
is devoted to highway or otner pupx.sn
poses, such use shall continue rIs,t 20
City OF New York shall nave VIC A's
change the same
FRANCIS KEY PENDLEToN
Corporation Counsgi.
ONCE and Post onice Address. Hall OF ec. Esc.
ord. Corner Of Chambers ana Centre
Streets. Borough Of Manhattan. Nc"
York City.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC sAI.E.-rhe undsf. ,i
signed hereby gives notice 70 tne pu9,sts ~
that he will sell at public auctiCn, ~ -
highest bidder. on Tue TUESDAY q. =, @ afternoon
AT Auburn Prison, the following rnacnhie4S
which has been used in said prison:
one set NJ. a. Forbush 6 sons caro''
fe"x4s"
Ore set Geo Kellogg & Co- "OUu7
One set A. jerks & sons cards. 4s"x4s'-
Two sets Cleveland cards. 4o XIV
one Hardy Traverse grinder o,,
Two sets Davis & FUrber cards 70 X"
One set Lombard cards, 4o-x4V
One turning lathe with tool post
Spool racks and side drawing spoois-
The above sale will be made pursuant 20
the approval Of the Superintendent or S,ate
Prisons and State Comptroller. The uhoeI-
signed will also furnish. to any person ap-
pIylng therefor a printed schedule OF tno
property to be sold. WITH fuis deseL,p $50 auS
OF the same. the terms OF the safe anu
auv other information relating thereto
GEORGE W. BENHAM.
Agent and Warden,
Auburn. N \.
Dat.d Auburn. N. Y. August 2s. 1903.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
FOOTWEAR.

PHILIP HEMGENBERCi. maker Of RENE
dial shoes correcting all defects of loco
motion. removed 10 351 West I'D st
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UMBRELLAS.

IOST-BANhBOOk-
RANEBoOK No. 3ss. l56 Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution IS missing. Any per
eon having a claim 10 II Is hereby called
upon 70 rTesent fhe same within ten days
or submit TO having said passboox canceiied
and new one issued.
HANDBOOK No. al, OBS OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing ANY per-
eon having q claim TO 4 is hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten DAYS.
or submit 20 having said psssbook can
csilec end q new one Issued
lOsT.-Banfboox No. ,es3 Of the Ger
man Savings Bank BY returning you
viii obIge owner
1osT.-Bankbook no. 200, ,12i- Payment
tiopped- Harlem Savings Bank
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pED d. LINE
For Porto Rico. Curacao and yenezuela-
Pier II. near Wall St. Ferry. Brooklyn
For san Juan. Porto Rico
Ss Caracas. Saturday Sept IL. noon
S. philadelphia. Saturday. sept IS. noon
For La Guayrd. Pto. CabellO. Curacao and
Maracaibo.
sSs Aurora . Monday. Aug. 81. D. m
SIS MaracaibO. --..- Saturday, Sept 5. noon
sF'reight only.
These. steamers have superior accOmmo-
eations for passengers
ROTLToN. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers SO Wall 81.
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APRONS.

- e FoURNIER.
Cd !: i:::: :::s
Great assortment Of Imported
AoaseA 1l0 w 4oth St. near Broadway.
n = Depot for Royal Windsor Hair he-
eeaefatsri also The Niger. dyes hair any
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AwERIcaNIINE From Pier u. n r..
PLYMOUTH-CHE1RB ID BG-SOUTHAMFio
st Paul Sept. . St Louis. sept ~
New York Sept. II Philadelphia. Sept S
RED STAR LINE from ~ n a. N.
NEW YORK-LONDON VIA DOVER
ANTWERP. -
Vaderland Sept. . Iceland. sept 10 ~,
FINLAND Sept. IL Kroonland. -sept. 70
WHITE STAR LINE f5or8 ls \ rfsF
NEW YORK-QU' 'NSTOWN-LIVERPOo Ool,
Baltic. Sept 3. 10 am Arabic Sept II, II am
Cedric, Sept1O.1O am Celtic. sept. "a a m
PLYMOCTH-CHERB B'C-SOUTHAMPTOS
Teutonic sept. 2 loan Majestic. Sept 16. leam
Adriaric Sept. 9. o am Oceanic Sept g, 9 am
S6ST6S S6M 1ST6 T6 & ITALY & egypt
Via Azores. Madeira and Gibraltar. .,
Romantic Sept ?. Oct "a. Dec. 5. Jan 81
Cretic. .-.. Sept IS. Nov. z. Dec; 10 -
Canopic oct 3. Nov. q. JAN 10. Eeo- :,
REPUB BIIC. ...--.N Nov -. Jan 16. Eeb- 10 10
CEDRIC GLOSS tonsJ------ Jan. - FsD. -
CELTIC t20,905 tons. Jan 25. Mar. o
PASSENGER OFFICE. o 5RoADWAf-
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LAWYERS

ABSOLUTE PRIVACY: immediate atten-
tfon; business. personal. family difficult
ties; settlements secured: no fee unless -uc-
cess<ul. o.~scult cases speciality: advice
free HENRY A STEINROCK. Mt. Nor
Yis Bank Building. 81 East 123th 81. lEveo-
ines snd Sundays. 13s West 18Th st).
Il T CHePPEII. Iswyer.-AT matters.
advice free; satisfaction guaranteed: ref
~rerces s3S Broadway. New York City.
ALL LEGAL matters promptly attended
TO: consultation free. Legal Adjustment
Cor1rany 500 Fifth ave. corner 42d st.
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MaMRnlsG.AMERlGAN

y u IEyu u y UHVz. o uuUU = . 2 -
Piers, HobOken. N j.
LondOn-Paris-H 90
Anertka. Sent 8. II am Bleuchsr. sept ~ ~
l.. Grant. sept. 5, noon z nsyiv Ia sept L.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :,
M@itke Oct s Dec. SIP. Lincoln. Nov 10
To Italy SIS. Deuts chlald frea Feb. q s. l.
by the
WINTER CRUISES to to nj VEST SfsirffI INDIEs
TRAVELLERS CHECKS ISSUED
AMBURG-AMGRICAN LINE, 40 broao-
WAY. ". u.
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ITALIAN S. S, INES
GE.SERALE ITALlANA-
fla VELOCE Fast italian Linel-
4JT,IIA SCcieta de Naviga zione a Nauore-
no NAPLES AND GENOA DIRECT.
+yerorJs PhiIa )Sept2i Nor. America Sept y
% a Abruzzi. Sept 'SanniO - OCT >
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GARDENER and USEFUL MAN.-under-
stands garden and house work: city or
country. Gardener, 800 East Gath ST. up
stairs.
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PATENTS

FRANK NJ ASHLEY. ". e.
1ttornev and Expert in Patent Causes.
tribune building New ! ork-
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| LAITNDRESS.- shirts, collars
| cuffs: has friend chambsrnaid and wait
| ress; can sew likes children; together or
| separate; present employer may be seen;
| city or country. Morrow's Bureau, 721 Lex
| tngton ave, cor. 5Sth st.
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MIRRORS. large ard small: framed. un-
framed: bargains. Tor any purpose.
..crs TO yVes. 2fe. -
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FOR SALE.
IPHOLSTESE-

N A. FoI.ATsCHEK- Decorations. Cabinet
Work Furniture. Upholstery; city, coun-
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

We b1j.- for spot cash second hand pianos
SEND postal and representative viii caAi
we have Steinway bargains Wise Piano
Co. Il East l25th st
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GUE1A[RD[I0GNES

10 LINLKPOVL VIA llO E4E4.sSk = .F "
PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH 10
LONDON AND PARIS
Ma'retania. Sept. .. 9ami Umbria. Septic, IAN
Caruanfa Sept : lam Lusit IA Sept H. foam
Lucania. Sept. o. 8 ami Carou!a, Septic. Ham
The MAURITANIA & LCSITANlA. me
largest and fastest steamships In the worid
will hereafter sail on WEDNESDAYS. IN
augurating a new SEMI-WEERLf SEX
VICE.
HUNGARIAN-A1fER1C SERVICE.
TO FTUMB VIA
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES AND TRIESTE
CARPATHIA. ......... Sept 3. noon; Oct y
SI.hvONIA Sept. "a. noon: Nov Il
PANNONIA -.-...-........Ocr. S. noon
CARONIA- Nov IS; Ian. Z: Feb. Is
VERNON H BROWN. General Agent,
2I-24 state ST. oDpozits the Battery.
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| LAUNDRESS chambermaid; very neat.
| tidy young irish girl. good laundress;
| willing and obliging: wages moderate
Flaherty Bureau. ass Columbus ave. Tel.
! 741 River.