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The Lamar register., 1908-12-23
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N New Years eve. 1904. Lord John Langley
walked into Derivals inn. on little street
back of The Mall. Some of the young bloods.
the guests OF Sir James tombstone. as was
their won't were spending the afternoon in
carousal there Langley had been absent
from the town for two years. following a
quarrel with Lady Anne Marsten to whom
he was paying court. None in London, or
indeed in England, had been able to say
with certainty in that time where he could
be found. although it was known that he
had visited many Of the larger cities of the
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26

80 You don't know the road, was her only reply
"At times she allowed the horse to rest; but she
kept up furious gait for the greater part of half
an hour. Then she left the road and turned into
black forest. After entering the woods we were
compelled to travel in a walk and the painting
horse was not sorry. How the girl kept the path
| have never known; for the night was so dark L
could not see even the back of her head, though
her soft hair constantly lashing in the face
Soon heard the splashing OF the horses feet IN
water, and knew entering the swamp.
After little while the girl slid from the horse and
led it. | too much of a to ride while the
girl wading through the swamp, leading the
horse, | slid off and came with splash to the
ground.
DO you want to ruin us?' she whispered.
These trees have ears. The path through the
swamp is narrow, and each side there is a bottom
less qUagmire-
She took my hand and We proceeded on our
perilOus Journey Under ordinary circumstances
should have been frightened, for | never was very
brave; but the girl was so fearless that she gave
courage
After we had been wading through the swamp
be on the island Don't speak above whisper and
a low whisper at that. Do exactly as | say, and
don't doubt me-
WHEN we reached the dry land she tied the
w horse and took my hand The forest was so
dense, that the darkness like nothing but a
patch of black paint. After she had hitched the
horse and had taken my hand, she whispered:
1.-The house is close by. All the doors and Win
dows of thick oak and are fastened by bars in
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26

side. If the night was warm, window might be
open, and | might climb in and get the gold: but
the storm has made it COOL and | afraid the
house will be locked and barred If it is, Ill arouse
them and take the away from the house on
some excuse while you are hiding
:" When the men leave the house, she continued.
You go in at the front door, keep straight ahead till
YOU reach the stairs, go up the steps, and turn in
at the door to Your right. In the opposite right
oak chest. Near it Is Granny VOLTS bed and under
her pillow is the key to the chest The gold is in
the chest. The powder too is kept there to protect
it from rats You will awaken Granny for she
sleeps like weasel; but she is a little deaf and
cannot distinguish voices well. So the best thing
YOU do is to shake her, tell her that vo, are
Con, and that YOU want to get powder. Tell
her that Nab has come back with news of another
rich haul down Pollv's.
60 You get the gold, lock the chest and give
Granny the key. Then YOU 90 back 10 where we left
the horse, and III meet you there as soon as can
Don't try to go through the swamp without me- or
You will surely fall IN the quagmire. I'll come if |
live. If The Wolves discover the trick | have
played them, We both shall die: of that YOU need
have no doubt There five men and two women
Now you understand. When the men leave the
house with me, you go in at the front door Go
the top. the door the right and get the gold
have told you. Now let's 90 to the house and
try to get IN without waking Them
TWO hundred steps brought us to the house
While were going, Nab called my attention to
the path, so that | should be able to find nv way
back to the horse. When reached the house we
walked round it, trying each window shutter in
the hope OF finding one unlocked We had made
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
cH,cAeo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Aug 4-Proft taking on loerai scaie
caused weakness I'm the local grain markets To-
day wheat for September delivery closing al a net
loss of sc to %c. Corn was down sc ana oa's
was &c lower Provisions were 121ec to 2Tlsc lower.
The wheat market inclined TO be weak iii
dav although several mild rallies occurred on ouy
ing by shorts based fresh reports or damage 10
the growing crop in the Northwest News rom
the spring wheat country was conflicting out many
traders were disposed to discount to a large extent
the numerous damage reports The market WIS
depressed by a report that from microscopic eX-
animation of one hundred samples Of wheat taken
from widely separated sections of the NorthWeSt,
only isolated traces of black rust were sh0Wh' anu
that IN each case the grain was too far advanced
to be injured by future development of the blsht-
The failure Of the Liverpool market after three
DAYS closure respond fully to the advance here
tended weaken the local market The close
was weak September opened 1sc to &c lower at
e3sc to 94i4c sold off to $3.50 and closed at $3.50
to 99s4c- CIearances of wheat and flour were equal
to 29500O bushels The world visible supply as
shown by Bradstreet's increased 2ll2,00 bushels
Primary receipts 1.lllOOO bushels compared
with i56OOo bushels the corresponding day year
ago Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05

Rio coffee market barely steady; No Z, 8S40o; Ex-
change rate Is 3-16d; receipts. days, 25000 BAGS
eaTances United States 10000 bags clearences for
Europe sG00 bags $40 eco bags. Santos mar
stock. 1914 .000 Ham
opened = lower; a. O. Clock was net
other months = pig lower; at
unchanged 10 : pig lower; sales, 10000
lover: at y n was unchanged at wa unchanged
X franc lower al $50 was unchanged sales,
l7oe9
COTTON-The bulls aggressive in the
market to-day and gained considerable adVan
many thinking that the advances were secured
without very great addition long
lines taking day whole Beyond fair response
~ English market American gains since the for
eign close Of week and somewhat mixed weekly
report nothing inspire
IN premiums spot supplies the
South, rendering impossible cotton here for
delivery except considerable loss
presence very large lines both the long and
q matter OF
gossip. Whether this movement viii be upward or
downward determined future weather and trade
while. should there change in this d
able absorb the more contracts To-
days indicated confidence the part OF
closed 10 points higher with
5.09o bales The market opened 2
Favorable weather map worked upward until the
active showed gain Of Is 10 Ii points Al
this Level realizing became quite heavy, and IN the las
half hour prices eased of 10 points from the best
leaders Iong Part of the early
buying supposed covering by the more
Southwestern spot markets shade
higher to-day. Savannah reported Continental de-
Enand. with light offerings:
The Of prices the local market To-
a 70
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05

receipts OF 7si cars against 7B cars last week and
80 a year ago
The corn market was weak all day owing 10 frse
selling by local holders
The weakness was accentuated late IN the sss-
sion by reports of rain from several ioeaties In
the corn belt The bulk OF trading was In the new
crop months AMI those options showed the greatest
losses The close was weak September openet1
nc TO &c lower at 754c 761sc. sold at SIC and
then declined to 75c The close was at fS7sc and
751zc Local receipts were 25 cars. with 50 or con-
tract grade.
oats were inclined TO be weak, because Of the
slump in wheat and corn. but active buying or the
Nav delivery by a leading bull tended 20 hold
prices steady A report from a private crop ex-
nert now in the Northwest which claimed that the
cron in that section had deteriOrated 10 per cent
during July was the basis OF the demand for tho
NAV option September opened Ac TO &c lower. at
SIC to 45kc sold 447sc to 45c, and then advanced
10 459sc The close was at 4Ssc- Local receipts
were 2SS
Provisions heavy throughout the entire day
owing to general liquidation. due chiefly 10 the
weakness of grain. At the close September pork
was off Z7Ibc at SIS Lard down PIC
50 80 Ribs were HE to 20c lower at $ STE
Estimated receipts for tomorrow Wheat. 1S
cars corn. $50 cars; oats. li2 cars: hogs. Z4,ao
head.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, August T. 19oS.
REEyES-Receipts 16 cars or 29o head III,
c:a5ing II consigned direct TO sloughteTers ana
for the pessed beef in Very demand
per n from for % or %o9don Exports
tomorrow about 1900 quarters of beef on the Ieu
'0sG saes2Se%ton 50 !S & Co yesterday II West VIE
do den1 1872 SsT5S n at Sc 60 142 Sc Co - do
1853 Sc 25 10 do, 1248 NJ at s6 IL DO lS5" 10
at 2st head including @ {s,15 1se
g. S to S Gss5se5 Gsss sod Fa5 P n a
is eRsF2s %5s5 @1snis 1sa Sc 100 u
average IS per 100 10; do, l2o 10 at s. 20 ~ -
sagss5; ssss: = sss, = e at - o. 40 3D.
4s5 head including cars siaughterers 23l4
for market making with precious arrivals 24,3
and quality considered, more than steady; sheep
in light supply UNCHANGED Several cars Of LAMPS
we're over Common 70 choice sheep sold at So
Dressed mutton steady at 7Q91ze. dressed lambs at
A' saies-mcPherson Co: Virginia lambs - 70
81 20 per 100 n 286 do = i at s., 2to
sheep los al sa do. 1a5 n at 50 5o' do loa
go q x He9ssek 9ss X Ia lambs % =. 2 sa n at
10, Sc s714 287 do es n, at So 10; 132 do SO ~
Nswton & Co; 284 West virginia ha lambs. 10 NJ at
$! - 243 DO - T at 81 50 zoo d es6gGky d4 = n
sheep lss n, at 50; 10 virsnia DO se n at s.
shppsEs g m M s2 DO e ~ at So % k9gSy 7 T
enie DO % es m n a. s. 90 10 virginia sheep III n at
s. so: 3 do. 127 10. So 80
Kerns Commission Company: 27o Virginia lambs. es
Fred / Kratz: ESQ West Virginia lambs. ~ 70.
S Judd & Co 252 West Virginia lambs. 70 70. at
81
HOGS-Receipts 10 1920 head. includ-
ing for the market No sales reported. Feel
ing l0c lower
Sales (aII late yesterday)-S Judd Co: 30 state
hogs average. 81 % per 100 n; roughs
Sa2 n SO %. stags. 3S5 10 at SAL boar $40 70.
50
Tobin & shannon: 1876 hogs. I6l 10. at 81 30;
II 10. 2i5 H. 81 20: 10 roughs. 500 10. So 80.
a 81 80
S sanders: 80 state l72 ID 81 80:
36G n. Sc 80.
II. H Hollis: POI hogs. 10, at 81 20 s
roughs. 326 H. SO rs; 1 stag $50 10 S. IS: do
10
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
BALTIMORE &. CHIC R: z.
RnYAL. RITE LIE WRAINS.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every 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 s.. Gib'y ST
WASHINGTON. Srpers. 1I.50 pm 30 am
WAsHINGTON, Diner. $50 am 1000 am
;Parlor car n Y. to Richmond. Ea.t
WASHINGTON Direr. l1.50 an II 90 nm
wAsRlNGTON Buffet. 1:5o pm 2 90 pm
ROYAL LTD. r. Diner. $50 p m 90 pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains to the West.
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. 80 am 500 am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 11.50 am 1900 n
PITTSBURG. CLEVELD. 3.5@ pm 90 pm
''PITTSBCRG LIMITED. ''6- so I'm 200 pm
GIN, ST. LOUIS. .LOUISV.. 11.50 pm 100 am
GIN ST LOUIS. LOUSY 80 80 am 1920 90 am am
Offices: 245, 434. 1900 Broadway, AstoT toT
House. los Greenwich st. 225 9th Av-. S9l
Grand St, N Y; 34S Fulton ST. Brooklyn.
West 23d st. and Liberty st.
After p. m Sleeping Car Reservations
and full information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information.
B & o. r. r. 23d St. Terminal Phone
Number. Chelsea-314+
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
EXPORTS
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

1Ork A 7 looo-
cofFEE-The coffee market Was less actbe b. aIo 10
sboued irreguaTiIy 4 any oecloed cfleck 70
the declining tendency which has recently been IN
ence and which Is ascIibed by interests 10 tn
gree0ua Of cost freight offers from Brazil on scare
Gown The opening to-day : points higher on
March but unchanged points lower on otfeF posi-
tions, response lower European cables ana nU-a
middle session the mar ke
l0 points lower. but steacea Up
slirhtly toward from local sources
being finally steady points higher TO points lower
sails were reported Of $3.50 bags The European MAI
les were both lower, closing at net oecle
Of AGs franc while Hamburg Z pig lower having
rallied Slightly late trading Neither OF the Bra
zflian markets reported change in prices out re
cefps liberal. 1900 bags at the Two
rorts against 4Ooe0 year 1900 two years
Jundiahy receipts - 900 bags against zVe'
lsst years Certainly the move
-nent favorS the larger views crop which are
-isezs around eco coo Santos and 50oeS
To Rio. ma undergo some modl-
cstion, should the movement 1al on during me
bullish interests still express conr
oence in estimates placing the two crops at rouna
l05eAeoo bags. The market for spot coHee was 4-4e
On the basis Of 6lsc for Rio No d
The range contract prices the local market to
nav IS
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Is,eynool Aug A-Closing WHBAT-Spot. No red
western winter quiet IS eIkd; No California steady
70 ioiId: futures quiet: September 6s 5d; December
IS 4lsd: March nominal CoRNIspot urn. p'iiTs re
4ls pr Canadian no stock FLOITR-Nnter pat
ens dull ss Cd OPS-In London, Pacific Coast steady
r. taaSf2 &c BEFFFxtra firm. loss Sd PORK
Prime mess strong. rs Sd HAMS1sh9rt &c cut H.
ii 10 10 N arm SOS Cd. BACONCumberand cut ." L"
Sa n Arm AIS Cd: short rib 10 70 y H. strong 4os od
long clear mddes light. 2S TO - 10 strong as iong
cIaer ,iddlas 40 n strong 49s bi: snort
clear backs i6 TO 90 10 firm I'd. clear bellies II to
1e m Arm 4ps shoulders, square. IL to 13 ib dull
34s Cd Prime Western in tierces hrm tss a
canadian finest white new SIS 90; Canadian finest
colored new firm, COS. TAI,LOW-Prlme city STEADY
Or "a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady 2ss sd. ROSlN--
Common steady Is Sd. PETROLEUM-Reh quiet
64d IINSEEsD OILs-Steady. 25s.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
RAILROADS.
wFW JERSEY CENTRAL

TWO HOUR TRAIN TO PIIILADELPHl HlA
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR,
FUk PHILADELPHIA. Lv. W I'D : l. /;
-15O $50. 20. s,5p. $50. 1860 IL 20. II % 90
q m, 1880 I20. $50. $50, 800. i.Zo
400, $50, $50. $50. $50. li59 p N
sundays: 80: $50. 900 1850, IA llf'G % a 20 20
''IC ~. LIE IfBEKiT 81 &1sO. $50 700. 90
noon. 100. l.30. 200. 300. AGO. 43O. 5-0o
GOO 100, 500. 900 p. M II 10 mIdnishI
sundays. 1-30. 500 800. 1000 l:Vo 20 a . tn M
700. s. 90. 200, 1880 p m. ~ 10 midnight
FOR BALTINOKE AND WASHINGTON.
Lv. ": 23d sT:1o7.5o $50; li-5o a. m M.
ERTY ST.:-1-30. 500. 1000 a M. l2-V'
noon, ZOO. i CO. 600. 100 D. m daily. -,
FOR ATLANTIC 5,Id cIGI: ,. LT, on,S w 80
,. I'd Sundays $50 M. 2 20 p m I.v.
LIBERTY T:-IO., a. IN, 600 SatS
only. $40 ,. n sundays. lO-OO q H.
VIA ALL RAIL-Long Branch; Asbary Asher
Park. Ocean Grove. sc. LV. W 23d So
30, $40. 4.2O does not stop "a at L39s ~
except sets,}, $40. go. 11-5o ?. IN; sun
LIBERTY ST. 400. $50 11-SO a m.
(12 40 l2O Sats. Only), 1.30 $50. 80
does not stop at Long Branch or or run |. On 9,I
Ss1s). AS. t5-15 except Sats). 5.S0' o,SV
1000 a. m. 800. $50 ?, NJ .,ou.,.
Highlands. Sea Bright Monmouth Beach.
Long Branch Asbury Park. Ocean Grove.
&c. Lv Pier 81. N. R. Foot W; 42d ST :
$50 9.35. 80 a. m. 1890. 80. :; ;l0; O.
AS, 6.25. T.45 p. m Sundays. 900. 1000
a m, 90 3.30. I. ~ p m Leave Pier 10;
n. R. Foot Cedar St. 9-15. 1000; 11.OO
a. n. LOO. 200 8. IS. AS. .. 70. $40 p, m
Sundays. $50. 1870 a m. l-SO 4-oo. 81"
p. m
Time tables may be obtained at follow
ing offices: Liberty st. CIV 23d st. Tel;
Chelsea 3144). Piers 10 and 81. y. R..
Astor House. 245. 434 1900. 1854 Broadway.
Is2 225; PSI Fifth Az, 279s Third Av.. III II
York; Court St. 543, 34& Fulton St. 47s
Nostrand Av.. Brooklyn: $50 Broadway.
williamsburg. New York Transfer Co. calls
for and checks baggage TO destination
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Bostop. Aug. 4-Sampling continues 10 be the feat
nre OF the local wool market. Prices however hold
steady and slight increase the demand for me
dunn heeces is reported. Manufacturers to
be waiting the mems W has not
developed satisfactorily yet Receipts from the
continue heavy Michigan blood and Oregon staple are
the market leaders The leading domestic range
follows: Ohio Pennsylvania heeces-XX 32Ga3c;
X. al932c; No / washed 34a35e; No 2 washed asI
Sac; fine unwashed. 2242sc: blood combing. 28G27c:
y Piooa eomeins, 2oa27e: !. blood epmbing. 24925e;
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
NEvyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1908

deaine r-ashsd s5d3ac. Michigan. Wisconsin and Hew
York leeces-Fine unwashed 21a22c; deaine nnSaenee
25a2ec: blood unwashed 2sa2ee = blood unMashe 5isns
and Missouri hesces-A blood 2ea2'e = 6l0oi 5dI;e
fine @ 10 months, 45D47c: fine fall i2pt5c. & an
Northern. s3a45c; middle county Ssa4.ss sts Nv
staple 5saeoc clothing. 47G5oc valley NO & 45g ~
errftory-Fine staple 5TG80c fine medium STAPLE -
6Gc fine clothing lsQ5oc fine medium eethng az
80: IS blood. 4Sqsuc. - pioou 1"y
45c Puiied-Extra. 56G5Tc; fine A. soao2e-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
OCEAN STEAMERS.
MnRTH GERMaM alnYn.

Fast Express Service
PLYMOUTH H-CH HEEBOl fttf-B BREMEN
Kronpz Wm-Aug II Kaiser d. GT--Aug- =
Kafs. VIM. II Aug. IS Cecfiie -.-.- sept I
Twin Screw Passenger Service
PLTMOUTH-CHERB RBCURG-BREHEN
BsrbaTcssa- Aug 6 kuTfusrst t--- aug 20
BuelOW. Aug 13 Bremen ...--. Aug -
Mediterranean Service
Glib NAPI1ES-CiENOA. at II A u.
K Albert Aug % K Luiss. sept q.
From Bremen Piers on Sd and 4th Sta
H0bokeu-
y. G. LLOYD TRAV EsLLERS' CHECKS.
OELRICHS & co. No. 5 BToadWay. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female
| CAPABLE American woman. with two
grown daughters. will take entire charge
| Of furnished room or apartment house. Will
furnish own apartment; experienced in man
aging a N Miss FitzGerald's = Bureau,
| 5ud 9th ave- corner +Zd-
CHAMBEGMAID &e.-Norwegian prot
estant chambermaid and seamstress .
very neat. capable young woman, excellent
references city or country 9. J. Mrs
| Golfers agency ~ West 23d st
CHAMBERIAID. &c-scotch Protestant
as Chambcrmaid and waitress or light
housewcrk, very neat. moderate wages; city
or country. c. f.. Mrs Golfers Agency,
122 West ,3d st
CHAMBERMAID or other house work by
competent coloced woman; five years in
present position; references. H +. Dias,
MineOia, /. l.
COOK.-By competent young Swedish
woman; very good cook, good baker, has
friend waitress and chambermaid: will
ing 70 60 together or alone; best references.
Jussila Bureau. $50 Lexington ave
COOK Neat oblieing capable Young
Fl :. Mrs Golfers Agency. 122 West 23d.
as helper or kttChenmaid for private fam
iiT. school. institution or club. good refer
ences; city or country. NJ. :. Mrs col
lierS Agency. l22 West 23d ST.
COOK.-J-ude. stanus an SOUPS. meats. en-
trees. desserts. good caterer manager pra-
pa!es menu. etc. hotel. club OF institution .
excellent reference G r.. Miss FitzGerald' s
Bureau. 503 5th ave. cor 42d
COOK Competent in small private fam
ily assist with washing. city or country: Z:
good references, NJ. 1S4 West 18th st
COOK.-First class. coed. smart Young
woman; understands plain and fancy
cooking. al! entrees. pun paste and frozen
desserts. wages $50. city or country.
Flaherty's Bureau. 40 Columbus ave. Tel.
T4l River.
DAYS WORK. or bundle wash to ;ake
home c. r. Cox, 81 9Th ave
ments. Can or write Sadie Brooks s2s
FIRST CLASS cooks Iaundresses. wait
resses, pariormads, chambermaids and
housemaids on hand. mostly Scandinavian
and German help, references strictly in
Ncsugated Sea ndinaNiaE Emp. Bure iu.
sts Tel. 4ss7-PIaza-
GIRL. Is. at anything. + Schmidt. 222
GENERAL HOUSEWORK or waitress: by
very neat tidy young Irish girl; good
references city or county. tlahtrty's Hu-
reau. 4S5 Columbus ave. Tel. al River
HOUSEWORKER- By Young Finnish girl;
can speak English. has experience and
reference, or will sc as kitchenmaid Jus
sila Bureau, $50 Lexington ave.
LAUNDRY woRK-out or home. By re-
spectable woman. Carstaker. 3I9 West
l03d 81.
MANAGING HOUSEKEEPER In good
house or club. by widow. 81 years old.
good references. Address Competent Tri-
bune Office.
MME- JACQUIN'S BUREAU. 6O2 9th ave.
supplies select servants. all isationalties.
recommended help wanted
NURSE. Reliable: Protestant: care for In
valid ~ elderly lady; willing TO and
be useful. or would keep house; city refer
ence- ". l.. 239 East 32d ST
WAITRESS OF chambermaid and seam
stress. by very capable Swedish girl; has
best reference. Jussiia Bureau. $50 Lex
in2tons ave Telephone iAaa-Piaza-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
GARDENER Middle aged; single; Swiss;
understands general gardening, farming,
milking. driving. care horses. poultry;
wages SIC. references John, 81 Division ST.
GARD German: under
stands fruits. vegetables. flowers. care
lawns: W fe good cook: excellent refer
ence: sale OF estate cause OF leaving pres
ent employer. R. Miss FitzGerald's Bu-
reau, 500 Fifth ave. cor. 42d
JANITOR--By Colored man and wife; good
references; handy with tools, steam heat.
hot water. Thompson, 235 West 12+th ST.
VALET. visiting; capable young man will
take enti.e charge OF gentlemen's ward
robe; special attention given 10 bachelors;
excellent references. c. NJ, Miss Fitz-
Gerald's Bureau. 500 Fifth ave cor. 42d
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions s cents per line Six
teen words seven times consecutively. 81
which entities advertiser to have rooms
entered for period OF fourteen days In
The Tribune Directory OF Desirable Rooms
Write for circular.
Full information concerning these rooms
may be had. free Of charge. at the Uptown
Office of The New-Nork Tribune. 1854
Broadway. between 36th and 3Tth SITS.
G7TH ST, 81 WEST Elegant large and
medium rooms: excellent board optional
couple gentlemen; private.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
HssJ al in T.a
a WEEKS OUTING.

Delightful tours under escort Aug goth.
to Lakes George and Champlain and Aus
able Chasm. All expenses Included. Send
for details Narsters Tours, 81 West S0th
St New York
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
T1PEW RITERS.

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau st.: cata-
lcgue free. all makes taken part pay
ment: bargains In Underworld. Rem!ng-
tons. OiiVers. Smiths
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Single insertions cents Der line Six
teen words. seven times consecUtively. 81.
which entities advertiser TO have rooms
entered Tor q period or fourteen days in
The TrihEne's Directory of Desirable Rooms
Write for circular
Fuu Information concerning these rooms
may be had free Of charge. at the Uptown
Office OF The New-YoTk Tribune 1864
Broadway between 36th and 37th SITS
51ST ST 50 wEST--Large attractivs
rooms IN PHYSICIANS house running water
bath adjoining: gentlemen; references
list ST. l4I WEST-Large and small
rooms I'm strictly private house; summer
rates: telephone; references.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
HIAMBuRG-AMERlGAa

EIaMBURG@AMERlGAM
Piers. HOboken. N J.
LOndOn-PaTis-H
AnneTika Aug 8. Ham Biuech=r------A -AuE- ~
Patricia Aug 3. pm Pretoria - Als- ID
Also REGULAR SAILI$GS TO IIALA-
TRAVELLERS CHECKS ISSD -
AAMBUEG-AAI ERICAN LINE, - Broa-l-
way. ". !.
AMERICAN LINE From on, Per ,s ! Is. 4 4 R.
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PASSENGER OFFICE 8 BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
MalS.
COACHMAN Understands horses car
rtages; Scotchman. single; can care gen
tleman's small country place; lawn. garden
generally useful; middle aged reference
Address Thomas. lhg Park Row.
COACHMAN or GARDENER. German
middle aged: experienced: can take care
Of horses. cows; in private family
Schmockel. II Greenwich ST.. care OF Spin
ner-
FARMER.-Father and two sons would
like to work on farm or in the city; sep
arate or together: al small SALARY Jeffy.
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