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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

rest. as everybody knows But he
IL all right now and have no fear
u the result Of hia battle with tho
Boston black or with johnson.
when arrive In New York |
will complete all arrangements for
the fight and anticipate no trouble
In doing 30. Tho question OF the
money that Ketchel Ia to receive IL
aettied-ihe club guaranteed him
ti2.b00. win. lose or draw. The
only remaining matter Of import
ance to be decided In the date for
the fight, have asked that II be
fixed for some time between Sep.
TENDER 10 and IS. That will give
Ketchel ample time TO train and get
down to weight. whatever may be
asked Of him, After getting through
with Langford will bring him
back TO San Francisco and prepare
him for Johnson"
Accompanying Britt from Point
Arena were Kctohel's father and
brother, Leon. An were tanned a
dark brown and reported that the
mlddlowclght champion. who took
TO the open more than any other
member Of the party, Ia az black a.
a Mexican,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

Summary Twn-hase hits-ffisk,
Magee. Three base htt-Frisk. Sac
rlflce hlt-Enxie. Stolen hase-nay-
moni. struck oat@f3y Enkie s, by
Erickson hasrs 90 halln-1ff
Erickson Z hit hY pitched ball
shea. BY Erickson Double plays
Raymond ard Bennett. Bennett and
Mage. Cartwright. gonnors and
sugden. umplre-Nr. Carney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

Al PhiIadeiphia-Phliadeiphia 81.
New York SO
A. Boston Boston Sci. Brooklyn
f-e.
A, .pittsburg-Pittshurs 8. ~
Louis l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
SPORTING NEWS
4 ttttttttttt $3.50
4 uBoRoH POPULAR 4

4 oBoRoH PoPuLARi a
4 ADVGRrlsus TOWN a
George noll, the Brooklyn 4
pitcher. has received wnpd A
a that the railroad station AT 4
4 Academy Corners was put on A
4 truck aud moved alk miles A
down tho road near his home a
4 The citizens did this out Of 4
respect for George. WIN Ia the 4
only native using the station 4
to any great extent 4
ttts tttf tttt 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Al Tacoma -Taeoma >. Spokane :
At Portland-Portiand :. Aber-
deem 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
Baseball
SCkoHCr%

Emil Friak Ia fnttenins up his
batting average these days He IL
soasins the ball 10 beat three OF
a kind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

At clsyeiand-clsyriand l. Phiia-
dslphia 4
"a 4, Da,rol,-p.,rai, /. Chicago o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

Vancouver AZ Seattle.
Spokane at Tacoma.
Aberdeen at Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

George Ensie twified great
game yesterday. George isn't en-.
aetly a spring chicken any more,
but he has a whole lot stu up
his sleeve,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

Brick Davereaur. one Of the
most famous little third saekers on
the coast. has been signed by Hap.
py@ Hngan's Vernon team. Hogan
and Dctcreaux played together for
years under the well known Michael
Angelo Fisher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

Philadelphia Is hanging rlghtonto
that top notch back Ia the Amerl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

Lee Magce will play ball NEXT
year for Stanley Robson His
steady work around the initial cor
ner will he sadly missed BY The
loyal guard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

Tacoma spanked the Indians TO
a farethec.well yesterday after,
noon. Oueas that looks goof, ye
ratid onca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

Fielder Jones. now In Portland.
denies the report that he IL liksly
TO negotiate for the job left variant
By the resignation Of Napoleon La.
joie. Jonea wouldn't manage a
team again. not for his grand.
mother. be aays.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-03
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New-York tribune., 1909-01-14

CRAP GRAPEFRUIT Florida box 81 5oasa 5o Porto Rico
cs Soes2 fe Fof'6 re- F5Sasz F5Sas2 Per crate ''s
lover grades in this state and sa mating at S S
on the local market there has been inquiry from
Brewers have taken few los, trading lEe Pacific
State. 1905 prime choice per 10 12ai3c DO medium
to good logllc DO 1901. 595:. Pacific Coast. 1908
iso 4see 1905 2S8o &C German S is6s 2sS2sc S'
veoPeh in he hay Situation aano 'fan he no
eeed On aES e saes Up TO soc while small tsfom eH
saed hay ana the situation is easy al srades Straw
a5ss bales n s5c Do No to J. 5o552'.o;
clover mixed 55ai5c sfRAW1L@nss rye a5ca:l 10;
tangled rye 55a6oc: oat and wheat 45G56c
PoULTRY-ALIvE-R to-day. Il by
@ fTeight and about out scattering lots by express
ing up promptly arrival at firm prices Fowls espe
to 1Gc but no Changes male in other descrPtons
EMS per B f4 F0s ast pss p H. sc RoosER
Sg per H. 2S IS prime isf DO 11.n and
c e R00 U% s B5 sSa Snd PiFGT per-
@ Of fresh killed lied PouI a
supply and while demand is limited the few lots
coming work out at fun prices when Desirable Fancy
hrI1- Other dressed ynchanged We quote: Dry
SELECTED @ nsRs or 2SG d. do oa t9 best 2
under H. eaoh % a a2c do do small and sips IS 1sc
22e; do TO 10. each; ls&20S. do slips 70 l6c;
under to par q a5o; do Pennsyiyanis, ID and
20G Pic DO dry picked. fancy, H. 1922Oc spring
chickens. roasting Philadelphia TO 10 10 TO pain,
23 24c: do grades iSQ20c; do Pennsylvania,
III and pair Is a 2oc: do grades. 100
l7c do 13 q I5c; do Western, dry picked. milk
fed 17T2 21c: do dry picked. Id and over 10 pair,
1Tc dry picked average best 14616c; do Michigan.
scaded. ID and to pair I7C: do Michigan and
Ohio, IA Ice; do other Western, scalded.
10 and i6A q lie; do average best l5a l6c; do
Western. dry picked scalded, poor. 12d q lac: do
Southern. average best. Il q l5C: FOWLS Western.
15la &c. III under, each, In boxes, H.
il q 15c: dry picked selected III each. bbs
large boxes. 15c; do dry picked. ID each. bhs.
do az ID each. b. IL u q l4c do South
picked lave: 90 southern l4n 14l7c: do
Ohio Michigan scalded. Il Il n 15c: do Western
small poor l2ih T131sC: COCKS old. dry picked
scalded per III. lI9I1l+c DUCKS. Western, spring.
per r.. II n 16c; GEESE, Western spring. 81 l2c:
prime. white dozen. 81 70 n do
poor. dark 81 5o6S1 70: do culs. SOC; GUINEAS,
spriuE. per pair 5oc@Sl.
GtNIF-wld ducks have moderate outlet At about
steady Rabbits in light supply and prime dry
lots shade frner We quote: WILD DUCKS, canvas.
Per pair do redhea'e 81 500 50: do malard,
81 do ruddy. T5cTS 81 10: do teal bluewinE
s. = 81 TO- do EreerVinE soGl T5c; RABBITS per pair
soc do jackrahbIts, 500 60c-
POTATOES AND VEGETABIEs-Pota IN faIr
supply steady hrTner prices Onions oaTey
,teadv CahhaEes firm Caulifowsrs moving slowly, Gel
cry firm. Kae and spinach in active demand Florida
lettuce plenty dull though fancy marks com
rand premium. RowRne dragging. Peas scarce yep
pers dull beans moving slowly. with most saeS
So so Sluash and turnips slow Ioihtoes
IN fair demand. vegetables quoted We quote:
rer $50 - 50 5Nq$2 g.; do per bag 81 3fGS2 40 90
nd bulk. 1Sf n, S2 25gS2 90.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14

per bag 81 10aS2 25 Long Island, bulk. per bb
Or bag 81 soas2 i2 Do English per bas 81 as2 10: DO
Scotch and Irish bag 81 90as2 do other European
basket. 60c6s1 p; per double bbl S2a$2 50;
ANlSk New Orleans b5l, s. 5oQS3: AFTICHOkES.
PR9Ts aaa5 i 12s i5 f;Es c8a2ie-,6 per
4l6hes 2 e e. o9gS5 J 90 Ney orleans per i2+ - o.
75ca$l CARROTS New orleans per 100 punches 50 E0d
s.: DO Bsrrnada per crate $1dsl 90; do old. washed
ceAgBAGEs state. white ton. SSoa$4o; 90 per R5i
= 2g$2 90 do STATE red per Ton $55as43 GO per 6b
crate s. 50q$6 Florida South Carolina per
s. 80; DO state 50 5oa$4 Florida 50 5Oqss 5o CAUL
IFLOWERs. California, per 81 50G$2 50; 90 per
% per box sIa$3 25 CaIc0RY. New orleans p5T b5L
& 2ya$3 30; ESQ ROLE. New Orleans. PEI bo $2S
Norfolk, per bbi eQG76c KOfD.RABI. New orleans per
bst @ Gunf5e 5Scs 5 40 lEC Kew edns 5oas s6 6
Florida and Cuban. per carrier s4gs5 Onions Con1ee
s2Ss2 TO- DO red 81 756s2 .: DO state ana western
white crate 81 609sl 30; do yellow Per 40 6 bag
8 8! 5g$2 < e. g 90 s: leo n p beg 81 81 s e 60 d as 5sa R M
DO Orange County yellow. bag 81 50QS2 - do red
Florida per basket t2as4 5o PEPPERs. Florida, per
carrtsT S2q$4: DO Cuban. s2aS8: PARsNIPS. P9r 65l;
s. 50 do plain s+as5 do Bermuda per crate s1as15 so
RoMAIN F9Tid4 per Pas5e 5GS$l 2S 5 Do B9muds
basket. 81 505Ss; sfIALoTs. New Orleans, PER 100
basket 81 5og$a 10 per crate 81 25gs2 IS gzssn
per basket 81 5oa$3; do per crate 81 25as2 T5 SPIN
Hubbard marr2w per Dbl. 75cGS!: 90 Baltnore per
66 SoGze d. Fi2Tas per 62E 3 'o$2 & DO sP62a R62
bag e5es5c do Canada rutabaga. 90c9Sl 40 other
ruabasa. per Dbl or bag 75ca$1 Do white Pc Dbl 5o9
cuban 81 25as2; do California. pei fiat box, 'o@75c.
MILK AND CREAM-The 1 exchange price P remains az
special meeting called January consider
surplus was as great as the week before but later the
surplus fell on The receipts of milk and 'reanl IN
30 quart for the week ended January were as
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. I3.-C1osing: wIIEAT-Spot easy; No
red Western winter, IS 9>ed: futures steady March
as @d-May, IS Bad COItN-Spot steady; new Amer
ican mixed via Galveston 5s 3D. futures steady Janu
ary 5s 2Tsd; March. 5s 25sd. May IS 27sd PEAS
steady 2ss cd HOPS in London Pacific CoaaQ steady
Prime mess Western quiet 7ss "a ItAM5-short cut
30 10 firm 43s 80: short rib 16 to "a b irrl 45s
long clear middes, light. 2s 81 II Gull ass
clear middles. heavy. 30 0 G
hacks 10 to 20 tb dull 45s; clear bellies Il Is H.
easy. 61s. SHOULDERS-Square, II Is 10. steady
8as LARD.PTime Western. in tierces. fru. ass cd;
American refined, In pals firm. Sd RITTER-Ciooi
United steady. sss. CHEESE-CauaCfan finest
white firm sos Sd; Canadian coored firm 62s ed
TALLOW-F'rime city dull. 2Ss TCRPFNTINEr-
f!r1n BIS. ROSIN-Comuon firm s. 5d PETEOIFEt, Nj
Rehned steady. =. 4. LINSEED OTI.-Dun. %
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14
FORECLOSURE SALES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
Of New York.-Lnlie F'urst plaintiff
against Arthur Price ct al. defendants
In pursuance Of a judgment * f0reC'os-
above entitled action, airing date the 29th
day Of December. 1905 ] the undersigned
the referee in said judgment named. viii
sell at public auction at the New York
Real Estate Sa'esrocm. Nos Ia and rs
Nesey Street. the Borough 0f Manhattan.
city of New YORK. on the 2rtn daT of Jauu-
airy. 1909. at l. o'clock noon or that day.
by William KenueIg. Jr.. aurti0uocr the
premises directed By said Judgment 10 De-
sod, and therein described as f..l.ws.
All that certain lot piece ur ra~Cp 0f
and with the buildings aud improvements
thereon erected situate living 3ll being IN
the Borough OF Manhattan. CRY OF New
fcrk, In the County and stare ~ New
York. bounded and described as r.I'.ws.
E-EianiuE at point or On" 't=t~rly side
ot hoTninEsice Avenue Fast Formerly
Ninth Avenue where The sIun u ou.d q
intersectec by a line drawn parallel with
the soLthsr'y side II One Hundred and
Sixteenth street and distant Tfts-threc rrn,
two and threa-quartsT inches southern
theFefrgu. sai1 point of beginning h.i-g
about 1ffy-six feet I've ard .-e-duartar
Inches souIlcrIy from the s5aiheastrrlr
corner OF said street ard avenue measured
ming thence f1sierly. parable with ON"
Hundred and Sixteenth Street and part or
the WAY through the sguFhcr'v vail OF the
building adjoining IN The north. about
inches to line parallel with Manhattan
Avenue. distant two hundred and twenty
five feet westerly thrrefr.rr- thence rour b.
ely. along said line fa.tv-r.rsr 'rrf riaNt
and Cre-Gusrte~ inches 70 r.a centre line
- the block, thence westerly along ssfd
centre line = the block about sixty sl--f
feet three and one eighth ire1,S T.. the
easterl- side 4 NorulpEslIs Av-ls.. -reura
Ugrttc-iy. along ffo sayfCrf- rlts or ~ r~.
ingside Avenue. nrry-tE~"e 'e.t fr- ana
pUe-quar1er hes o. Jre point ~ place s,
heElnulnE. he che said s-y eva. distances
and dimensions more or less
Dated New York uerer7ler an.n. 1905
JAMES RICHARDS
ALBERT ! SIRE. Referee.
Attorney t1r prBiuft~
No. F3 NASSAU street. = rough ~ Nlauhat-
tan. :. y. ,i'-.
The following is diagram ar the rr-p-
erty 90 ue sold. as described above tho
street number being Ne. l6 Morning side
Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14
DESKS AND OFFICE 7URsIrURE
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want EOod. honest representatives
As+e. in every locality ci-- or cOun-
- = 80 N every country throughout
t,s N,rlu. 10th men and women. young
p.--.., : ~ VII not sell or pawn the
,.t-' -1t-' Stnfulstirr Diamonds under the
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New-York tribune., 1909-01-14

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YorK.-wTILIAM BUTCHER and SAM
| JEL T CAR ER. JR-. Plaintiffs, Eainst
| GEORGE F. GOLDSMITH and others. De
PENDANTS.
In pursuance OF a Judgment - foreclos-
Ure and sale. duly made and entered in the
3lst day Of December. 1905. l. the under
signed, the Referee in said judgment named
Will sell at public auction, al TIE New
York Real Estate Salesroous. Nos. "A l6
Vesey street in the borough of Nauhpt-
tan. city Of New York on The 2fth day nf
January. 1000 at Y O'Clock noon on that
DAY. by JOSEPH =. DAY. Aucrioneer. the
premises directed by said Judgment 20 be
sold and therein described as Follows:
All that certain lot Of land "a the city.
County and state of New YORK, bounded
and described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the southerly
side Of lJsth Street distant - feet sasterly
from the intersection Of the sorthcry side
of l0Sth Street aud the easte-!y side Of
| Third Avenue and running thence south
I erly parallel with Third Avenue. - feet 1
/ inches: thence easterly. parallel with 1uSth
street "a feet 10 a point opposite the centre
OF & party wall: thence norherIy, through
the centre Of said party wall and parallel
with Third Avenue Sc feet : inches to the
southerly side OF 1Osth street and thence
westerly along the southerly side Of 1OSth
Street. "a feet 10 the point or place OF be
ginning. be said several dimensions more
or less. sad premises being now known
as No. 202 East 10Sth Street.
Being the same premises which were
conveyed by Jacob NJ. Guedaiia and IDA K.
Guedalia, hts wife. to George e Cold
smith by deed dated June 10th 1900. and
recorded IN the office OF the Register Of
the County o. New York On June 18th 1906
IN Liber 123 Section OF Clnveyantes.
Page 357.
Dated New York. January 2d 1909.
ALFRED {. CONE Ir. Referee
CARTER & HASKELL. Attorneys for
Plaintiffs
Office and Postoffice Address. IL Wall
Street Borough OF Manhattan, n Y city
The following IS a diagram OF the prop
erty 10 be sold: Its street No. Is 2O2 Fast
l0sth Street
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14

The approximate amount OF the Hen or
charge TO satisfy which the aboVe-de-
gcrihed property - to be sold, is S1l ,36s 20.
with interest thereon from the Both dsy 4
December 1905 together with costs and al
lowapce amounting to 1888 II together with
the expenses Of the sale. The approximate
amount Of the taxes. assessments and
water rates. or other liens to be allowed 10
the purchaser out OF the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee. is s525 3 and in
terest,
Dated New York January ID. 1909
ALFRED G. COA- Jr-. Referee
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE.-Best land deal in Texas: 5zie
acres: SIS miles from Houston, on rail-
road. good fruit. farming. grazing, Truck
land: has some fine oil indications; 4So acres
leased TO Gufey OIL Co improvements
worth SO 600: will take IS 80 per ae;s
easy terms. z r. Weathersoy. Ll50
Cnngrsss St. Houston. Tex
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14
lI6 - 81

The approximate amount OF he lien or
charge. 70 satisfy which the a5rse described
property Is 10 be sold, IS $40. 81 with
interest thereon from the 29tu lay ~ De
Cember. 1898 together with costs ana al
lowauce amounting 90 S4GT Is. with inter
est from December 23th. 1908 together
with the expenses of tEe sale. The ap-
prONlmate amount OF taxes. assessments or
other liens. which are to uN allowed 10
the purchaser out NJ the purrhsS. money.
or paid by the referee. IS taxes for 1908
81 30 5S 100 and interest. and So Oh water
rates for fDOs, and penalty. Said sale IS
TO be made subject 10 a first u.ryt~aEe on
said premises Of S6z, 600 90, y. III Interest
from January 1st 1905, 81 five per cent. :
also covenants 10 buildings contained in
deed recorded in Liner so section Z OF
Conveyances page 4s5: easements nr light
and air by agreement recorded IA IIher b
Eection OF C0nveyanccs, page 1926 and
party wall agreement recorded in Iiher 80
section Of ConveyanCes. page 453
Dated New York December 3pth 1903.
JAMES RICHARDS.
Referee
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14
AUCTION SAILS.

y0E7cACF SAIE-Bv virtue of chattel
rsrrEszes and hy order of the moTtgagee.
fs-.h CSensier au-ttOn@%r. viii sell on
-zurs6Ev. January Il. 1909. az 10 O'Clock
n he forenoon. st No ABS West Broad
va. Borough a Manhattan. City of New
YORK The furniture and fixtures contained
q u Iia.,nr store On said prenlises.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14
WORK WANTED

Msla-
DRIVER Expert; can drive one or 70 fogr
/ Joseph Reiss. $40 East $9th st
! DRUG CLERK RELIEF Morning. even
! ing open: good references: graduate: ten
! years experience. David Well, tu9 Last
ENGILsHMAN. %. at ANYTHING. good
1 cabinetIuaker au5 carTenter; low wages
| Parry Gordon. - East Tth St
HANDY MAN. young wants steady posi-
rirn. painter. all round, THieC6nce- buity,
/ 80 West 4sth st.
HANDY MAN as porter or general work;
helping almost on everything, also cor1-
try work. good reference. Kachett. 50
Lexington ave.
MANAGER-HoteI. apartment house or
club. long experience hotel and restsur
management; energetic. careful. reliable
very best references; would 60 away from
New York ! B X. 4l6 Lafayette st
NAN t33j. wishes home Tor winter; seven
Years reference from ! T. Morgan.
vratchIusn. night clerk. farm. anything Il.
Tribune Uptown ofice. 1884 Broadway
PAINTER. general worker, wishes work
from landlords or real estate, wiling %
do work cheap and good. has own tools
Painter. 800 West 10Th ct
OWNERS Of real estate wanting reliable
nan for repairs. painting. paTerhangings
secure first class man al reasonable wages
for steady work. Newman. IG9 Audubon
ave.
PLUMBER. TINSMITH and ROOFER-
First class general mechanic real estate.
hotel institution reasonable salary; -
permanent: sober end honest: can furnish
all reference necessary = S!lTerberg. 3oJ
Madison ST
sTENOGRAPHER. typewriter. rroad ex-
pe-ieHoe, wishes employment part time;
dav evening or sunday. has own machine.
Address :. B.. I57 East 125th St
STOCK CLERK. wholesale house. men's
underwear or shirts. or any other line;
by young man iZ51- a WsrSlaueT l-J3
Gates ave. Brooklyn.
WORKING FOREMAN.-By experienced.
up-Jo-date farmer, Scotch; married; no
children. best references. Address 7 B.,
care Of Odell & Robbins Agency. SD 6th
ave.
YOUNG MAN. Il. wishes q position with
E publishing house: stock OF shipping;
excellent reference. Is. Comforte, 2V7
Grand ct.
YOUNG MAX ue,. ambitious: good place
IN first class electrical house with chance
OF advancement: best OF references Ad-
dress Russell. West G1st s.
YOUNG NAN. 2l. speaking French, Ital-
ian and English. wants place. 4 Jean
tet 323 West 2Gth -
YOUNG MAN desires any kind Of work,
wiling and obligtng- salary 81 OF 81
weekly. PoGe-. 301 East !3d 81.
YOUNG MAN. I9 intelligent. at anything.
anywhere. William J. Cur.ey. 8aS West
z4th St
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14

AwERIcANIME From P,sr ,S. y. r.
H-CHERBGH SOUTHAMPTON
PhiIsdeiphia. .... Jan. 10 New York Jan 50
an ehaha Jar. % II :3Oam iSt. Louis.-Feo. o
'From Pier 80. n. r.
REO , IAN LINE at 10 A u.
NEW YORK-ANTWERP-P
Finland .... Jan. ~ Kroonland- Feb 3
VadeTland Jan. % iceland FEB 10
WHITE STAR LINE soT ts Pisf
NEW YORK-oU NSTOwN-LIvERPO
Celtic. Jan l6. 1 pm Celtic. FEB. 10. II am
Baltic Jan. 3O 2 m Baltic. Feb p, noon
PLYMOUTH-CHERB' G+SOCTHAMPTOS
Feutonic. Ian -. loan Majestic Feb 10. 10 am
Adriatic Feb. o.3. 10 am Oceanic. Feb. II. pm
S5T E6ST0S 69ES TX 8 ITALY & EGYPT
Via Azores Madeira and Gibraltar.
REPUBLICAN,. p Mar 8. Apr. 3
ROMANO. Jan 30. Mar. l6. April, May =
CANOPIC-. Feb. 13 Mar. q. May g
CRETIC. -. Feb. "a. Apr. 3. May Is
Cedric Ia2Fest Z, ,gsS TGnS; IN IN. trade Feb. 70
PASSENGER OFFICE. 9 BRoADwAY-
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FLORIST.

BOUQUETS decorations cnt-6overs ex-
pressed. mailed or delivered Karadontes
& DemstropuIos. IL CoTtlandt st and 31s7
Broadway.
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ROOFING AND LEADERS.

LANE sYsTEM-HANGING LEADERS
away from wall by Lane patent Pipe
hangers saves leader. Saves wall. Circu-
lars mailed Ira c. Lane. 2o7 e 64th 81
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WORK WANTED.

Female
CHAPFRON. &c--Cultured woman desires
re-engaEemenI as chapeTpn. supeTF lsiiB
housekeeper or secrtaTy in private nome.
school or institution: visiting or resident :
city or vicinity; highest testimonials Au-
dress Responsible. 2i3 West 18TH 81.
COMPANION. 6c.--Engilsh LADY as com
uarion or h0usekeeper 10 elderly lazy or
couple. no objection 70 country ADDRESS
a. L Tribune Uptown Office. 1864 Broad
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PIANOS AND oRGANa

We buy for spot cash second hand pi-
amos: send postal and representative
will call: ne have Steirvay bargainA
Wise Piano Co., IT East l26th ST.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

=.-h q veros Observation-Disclosures o eta !
J fg Z TlT1sr ! "
WIDrSON- y. 67s. 6ss-6Se 66IsJ ST.
T,1uhle and single rooms private bath:
.-cs15snt able be- I'd reasonable.
s-TH ST. IL UEST--LarEe rooms. vel
b4ste5. al ccnveniences- excellent table:
49,. s-ra--.r-
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REDUGgD RATES
To Bermuda

THE MOST DELIGHTFUL WINTER Re
SORT IN THE WORLD. IDEAL CLI-
NATE
THE GARDEN SPOT OF THE
WORLD
LESS THAN TWO DAYS FROM NEW
YORK BY THE SUPERB NINETEEN
KNOT TWI<-SCREW OCEAN FLYER
''PRINCE GEORGE" THE FASTEST
AND MOST COMFORTABLE STEAMER
To BERMUDA SAILS EVERY THURS
DAY. FIRST-CLASS ROUND TRIP
FARE, IN c L U n IN @ STATEROOM
BERTH AND MEALS, $40 AND Up.
HANDSOME BOOKLET AND FULL
PARTICULARS OF YOUR LOCAL TICK
EFT AGENT. OR
THE BERMUDA-ATLANTTC s s CO..
2l-24 State Street. New York. ". 7.
RED . LINE
For Porto Rico Curacao and Venszusla.
Pier H. near Wall ST. Ferry. Brooklyn.
For San Juan. Porte Rico
AT REDUCED RATES
S s. Philadelphia. Saturday, Jan Is noon
SIS Caracas. Saturday. Ian. 80, noon
For Ia Guayra- Pto- Cabello. Curacao ana
MarzcaiOO.
IS 8. Karen ...... Saturday, Jan. I5 noon
s. s Aaracaioo. Saturday. Jan. 25 noon
-FreiBht only.
These steamers have superior accommoda-
tons for passengers.
BOULTON. BLISS 4 DALLETT
General Managers 81 Wall 81
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SV uuVU Stagss- Dr. and Ms II q
Paine. I4s Ridge ST. Glens Falls. N 7.
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.LARKs CRUISE OF THE ARABIC
- $500 tons. fine. large. q