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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-11-26
Prohibition Causes Crime

The following table shows all cities reported in the Unit
ed States Census Reports the state that under pro-
hbitory laws at the time that the report made giving
the population in the year 1905 which is the latest official
report, viz.
Milwaukee, population, 312 948 arrests 1884; to no.
Kansas City, Kans, population 1854; arrests 1882;
to so.
Topeka Kans population 81 ,641 arrests Ill., to 36.
Wichita, Kans. population, 81 no. arrests 1863 to o.
Portland, Me- population "a $780, arrests 1925; to &c.
(See table 3d. pages 1892 Statistics of Cities Depart
ment of Commerce and Labor United States Census Report
1909
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-11-26
Food For Thought Facts, Not Fdncies
BY a Taxpayer

shall not have your wine beer because and friends
have suffered through whiskey' The who lead the
prohibition movement do not discriminate between beer and
spirits all beverages which contain alcohol have been assed
together excepting only ciderwhch is agricultural pro
duct though contains fifty per cent alcohol than
bottled beer and patent medcineswhch supposed to
be taken with face and must therefore be good for both
body and soul.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-11-26
Prohibition Increases Pduber1snn
from the State Census.

In 1903 Maine had 1853 inmates of Alshouses for each
100000 of population while Wisconsin had ~ Kansas (y)
had So while her sister state Nebraska (we had 49, and
North Dakota dry had So while her sister state South
Dakota (we) had 81 These figures ought to be sufficient
proof of the claim See United States Census Reports)
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-11-26
Applying to The Year 1908

Savannah Ga population $4,000; arrests 1905 to 49,
Macon, Ga. populations 1000; arrests 446; to 90.
Augusta, Ga population 10000; arrests 1898; to Is
Bangor, Me-, population $4,000; arrests 1872 to a.
Lewiston Me-, population % 0OO arrests 49, to %
The population of all of the last named cities is taken
ON the State Census
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-11-26
Common Sense

Surprising the prohbitionists close up the saloons?
What effected thereby? There will be two breweres three
bottng plants five wholesale houses to supply the demand
theoca option law does not include manufacturers and
wholesalers The loss Of 900 year for saloon licenses
personal taxes etc. would this be gain for the city? Would
it reduce expenses for the cy Look at the following table
and compare the police protection necessary d town
with ''Wet'' cities
Current Expenses of Police Departments of License
Towns and Cities and NoLicense and Prohibition Towns and
fOr1Q
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-27
Sftpperifraa

Sopner 7ebu sfraa. Ee brnats hiemme sners
~aenfeas grippe Hraa en- la1et nu1 ben iamme
Waduc "a har ffn n9he z l 5enDfs frtif. riaeliB
ian(et, liqe "a Eabriftl n ii E aafre.
lsasie 90 9irnsfa for BOO. p3rsoirit %iilienoi.
hnbnf { ifefrf YIttif
WERcEKsEEGcO.. : pt.G G223 lake St. Chicago. Ill.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-27

Dana College giner lnoernisning
I 8rooering og aunitmaling uoen
sfstra Detailing.
uom9rfeoe Aurius / Ganif gipes
( College afoeIingeu.
8ana College u0ite0er State
Certificates til faaoanne, iom beItaar
gfsamen.
Ga De gigebern, bpor De fan
iQtte / Scenel Oct bar / 8aar, De
baDoe fdaet 9tDs ON, at bet a
Qsr. Sfop 0ieIiens 8Goielsoag. Get
bar aaere0e ben paa gftermiooagen;
ulen I en- 5art ff oe belle 9uiet or
gnniieret I'll ct nSurpriie gartD".
Soa / aftes ST. S iamle0es aae De
prpientanter for 9. 8. g. s., JON
fun0e fomme uo = De gifte meo
6eres preoe @alnoel, nogle meo
gern tillige = peo Wiis Gbrilten-
TENS Stem, ina Der blen en- bel lang
%~rDcesiIon 0erfra ben til Wir. J9iel-
lens. Og man foriifrer, at oct bIep
IN pirfelig wSurpriie". Der. tilbrag-
tes Ell rigtig ifsn aften meo utuun-
gen Samtale, Wuiif og Gang, oels
oqian Seq uoenfor peo Maaneifins-
Inlet. 90 inn blep Der bragt frem al
Guiets CODE 5orraao Ggte biem-
melapet 0rnepin, lioen Gbofolaoe
og Sage. Sffe at forglemne = ben
poo aftenen fom Der en- @pngeItol
iom llotrpf for 2Dfenifning og for
Enjfet onL at Wr. Nielien efter at
baue fplbt be 33 ifal tage fig Spile-
itlnoer I 4iemmet. Bore beoife
gnifer for ben n9ite Sreoieoel at
X &rnoreoe anrl
Ser er | oenne uge nnfommerl
eneofere fra 2ucf, @is., for at bpg-
ae 9us for 9rof. Sig. Men Ri for
5taar, at gDgningsmoterialet, ionl
NOT ogiaa ifoI fomme Noro fra, Ia
Der pente poo fig. Sore Soanoprrfe'
re ger fore Zine 40 bet Jon
be life Ifuloe funie bpgge ct Sus
Ill en- Brofesior at bo |!
- Dor wp er beo at bIiue til e
rietiet Grust Centrum. airiebnr ap'
Ieoes Der I en- ioaoan Sperfleoigbeo
1t ma flere Steoer furoe iao ben
Blot for at pIliffe benz - lite at tall
~ onben Smodfruet iom Sorobnr
qinbbrr, og 8rombnr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-27

oiobeoer. 6a6rifspriien ct $3.50 men
ieg bill laoe oct gaa for $50 fontant
eaer ieIge oct paa officiating for
800. Grin % Iao mig ienOe giaeoe
og nprmere 9~eifrioelie.
Geo. gl8marf,
1914 @nibinton gpe., aacine, isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-27
EXCURS Oh RATES.
NEBRASKA STATE FAIR LINCOLN, Neb.
Via the North Western Line.

Tickets on sale sept 6fh 10 10th; re-
turn limit sept. 18th. Grand demon
stra'ion of the A gricnltural. Live
Stock, Industrial and Educational in
terests Of the state, surprising all pre-
vious~ exposition s. Don't fail 10 attend.
For tickets, rates andfull particulars
apply 10 any ticket agent of The
\ Qrth-W Western Line,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-27
FREE LAM / WYOMING.
Chicago & North Western RY.

Send for booklet telling how to secure
$50 acres of L. ;. Government lands in
Wyoming free of cost. and describing
various irrigation projects and he most
approved methods of scientific dry
farming. Homeseekers rates. Direct
train service from Omaha and the East.
:. F, Miller, q. +. 81 =. A. Nebr. &
Wyo Div's, Omaha.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-27

81 er mn / Stono til at bDoe Gem
oct beoite arbeioe I 6otografier til
nberte, bilIiee 9riier og ifuIoe uere
meget tafnemmelige ON De piIoe
aere os ct 8sieg.
Gtucfton Jotosrafcr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-27
Farm iii Gala.

@runoet paa irrIige Omit1noig.
beo bill ieg faIee min 5arm belig.
eenoe 6 MiI fra Sro ! gonep Gountp,
Rebr. gnifer BELT at iRIge til en-
Gamilie, Der tilberer Den foreneoe
airfe. M.p.Senrn,
Dor 1913, Orb, Webr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-27
Glanicns

pelbefenote see Cream er mn Of
Ter | Sanoelen, fan faoes | inloo
og iterre 9artier.
Stort Eager af ge9er og Sfripe-
materinIer til Iobe grifpr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-27

- Roor De tr9nger til 9anol9ge.
bi9lp, iaa beieg Or. 4noerien, TOM
Dor oper gIair gfational 9onf.
Himelige 9riier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-27
On Tarm til GaIs | Colorado.

gaa @runo of aIoeroom snifer fec
at i9Ige min 6arm paa 800 acreS,
bporaf liot oper &alpoelen er un6er
.Srrigotion". Npt Stuebus meo 3
g9reIier. 80 arenturer 90 5 Seite.
Higelig aobem gano til areatiirerne.
Nprmere OpIpsning BED &enpen'
belle til
Socob ~Mnsmusfen
Dor 80, aiopa, GoIf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-27
,OaniFeren"
5reoag oen q. auguit 1909.
glair 0ebr.

Buostienefter og MsOer.
guostieneite meo a~Itergang Spn-
bag 6mo. 81. 1910 og aften ST. s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-27

gin er oct 9gbler, Ser er troult
rico. Ser u0ifibes ct oGarTas ON
9agen. og Den Iofale Sober er be.
ifrftiaet til fen oper @ionot for
aae aunoer fan bIioe efspeoeret etc.
Der betaIes 35c pr. @u. FOR gooe
ne0pluffeOe OF iortereoe 9GbIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-27
aoffepise isses.

en- raft og paolioelig aoffepige
fan ftrafs faa Hloos pna Sannto'
riet peo 0rufb, Colo.
aogningen err life meget iioDifIet,
men bun maa funne foreitaa @r.
beioet | asffenet.
8egpnoelIeslsn $500 ON ugen meo
uoiigt til 9iIl9g.
9iIifrip
Chen Gscr", grrIb, Colo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-27

6u trucuOe 9isc,
iom forItaar SDning os bar 2Dit
til Ell 9frbeioe iblanot g6rnene paa
ygethania~ 9ornebjem, ieges til 1.
Sftober 1909.
Scr Oplpsninger ifrib til
$. &. anorriem,
Orphans Some, g. 8,
@anpaca, @is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-27

st lterre 4nrti . a m e.S G
er anfommen til
Mrs. s. q. @urleD's WillenerD
% ofIGttes til fobelagtig Iape Bri.
fer, ifDno Gem at fomme | Sioe,
meoens l1onalget er fort og gri.
ierne imoo.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
TERMS OF WISCONSIN CENTRAL LEASE
Committee Will Report Either Tomorrow or
Thursday, Newman Erb Says

Newman Erb president of the Wisconsin Cen
trail Railway Company. said yesterday that the
committee in charge Of drawing up the terms OF
the lease OF that road TO the 500 line had COM
pleted its labors and would make its report to-
morrow or Thursday. He added that holders Of
the preferred stock of the Wisconsin Central would
be asked TO deposit their shares, and that all those
who did not take advantage of the offer would not
receive the benefit of the per cent yearly divi-
dend which the 500 directors propose to guar
antee the preferred stock.
Mr. Erb said he certain that the Wisconsin
Central would earn the per cent dividend, and
that it would become valuable part OF the Cana
dian Pacific system. He pointed out that when the
Canadian Pacific bought control Of the 500" the
latter's securities low, and that 1t might be
that the Wisconsin Central in years to come would
duplicate the performance OF the lessor company
Wisconsin Central common stock advanced sharp
" yesterday 4s2z. after opening at 44 It closed
at 40, a net gain for the day Of ga points
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
RAT[FY ICE BOND ISSUE
Minority StockhoJder Threatens Re
ceiCcrSHp 4ppkcatiOn.

TIE stockholders Of the American Ice Company
g. meeting held in Jersey City yesterday. ratified
he modified plan OF the directors to issue g 900
ev.-vear first and general mortgage per cent
,,,5s without the conversion feature, first pro-
,ssd The plan met with considerable opposition
IN fbe minority stockholders, headed by George
o wilson, Of Philadelphia. who protested that the
-ss we're being sold too cheap and that the syn
ssca+e that has already underwritten the issue
Ting too large commission.
e-.ss s,ndicate which is headed by William a
,-.re- G. Louis Boissevain and Franklin Q.
-,-ozn viii get the bonds at 50. They will be
.s-ed 10 stockholders at S. The minority stock
,s-x said that the company should receive at
Ss ho, On for them One stockholder protested that
- 20 ronanv had 10 right to sell the bonds under
par. .-...- ..o,,,,,o,zo-. +,,-o..o,,o.
-. 1azaI proceedings against the company, and
- of the protesting stockholders went so far as
:. ,5dress letter 10 the other minority holders.
~ -, 1,a announced his intention OF applying
IA .oevership for the company The grounds
~ - +Lis action he said, would be that the knicker-
+,-sr Trust Company Will become preferred
- ~ the ice company if 1t takes bonds in
~ the 81 10000 notes Of the latter. which
pa 80. +,a- 81 has no right TO sell the bonds
! sr and that the sale of the bonds under par
- g. tbe purpose outlined in the plan const-
-. an sct OF bankruptcy. he ADDED that' "hlle
=. boned the other protesting s'ocKhoiders Woulu
. s,t him in any actlen he might taKe' ne
JON :. -. event apply for q receivershlp.
- ,ea-ned after the meeting that Messrs.
- r3oisseyain and Brown resigned as d.
Inche4' = American Ice Securities Company,
Te'L ,a7a,r company Of the American Ice Company
the NOUNS 7beir designations followed pro-
las' ~. m the minority stockholders in connec-
fte6 tfS5 With with the proposed issue Of se'2o convertible
Bones, .--,-k On February Is at the instance
% The minority interests- .,,,
q 7bsy 19 are also directors Of the kniekerbocker
neg ,a-,,snv which holds about sl.4oo"eo of the
dong debt Of re AmsTiesa ss, .S9 ,6st 69mPang R Was 1me @
Uhe .t+ .rev should act in fduciary capacity
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The proceedings in bankruptcy filed yesterday
with the clerk of the United States District Court
follows:
Involuntary petition against L. w. Day & Co,
mems clothing, No q Maiden Lane, by isidor DlI-
loft and others with claims for goods sold and de-
livered. money lent and services rendered aggre-
eating S6l2 Preferential payments amounting 10
$500 alleged in the petition. Peter Alexander
appointed receiver with a bond of SGtJ. Ihe STOCK
and fixtures valued at $500 and the outStano-
ing accounts S2,000.
Charles Franck. designer, OF No 124S Madison
voluntary petition: liabilities. 81, ,S92 Al; no
available assets. Owes Lord & Taylor. 10Th street
and Broadway, s6lS 81 judgment obtained IN
the City Court for money lent. -
John E Fee. retail men and boys outfitter, No 2
Division street, Peekskil, \. Y, voluntary petition
liabilities 1892 43; assets, SS75, including stock
valued at $500 and debts due on open accounts
of SOD .
Judge Holt granted discharges IN bankruptcy 10
Samuel Austen, Herman Hippo. Frederick hnip-
penberg, Christopher +. Wesstrom, George N
Rosemeier. Bedel & Co. Simon & Eckstein and
julius Self.
Judge Holt has extended the MiIliken Brothers
receivership 10 April /.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
PARTTTTON SALES


west One Hundred and sevenry-arxs str.-s
eaSteriy By the westerly 1Ins 81 Land az
Sc, SSe NeW YORK Central and Hudson River
Railroad Company uortherIv bv tifs ncr+t
eriy line OF land acquired by "a sxerT,ro-.
and trustees OF the wlll OF William b or
cen dec q. b. deed OF William 3. winter
.C1t.' .on, r'eieree, dated June 10. 1Ss5- and rs
COtes1 10 the Registers once of thu Cfty
and county % New York en- the 18th Fay
CT september. ISsA IN Llber fS2e OF Con-
hs.sI. hse5sllces. page - AID westerly BY the
ers OF the Central Park q New Yo-k
dated New York. March LIST. 19os.
.-- WILBU R LARREAORE.
DANIEL SEYMOUR Rsfsrss
Attorney for Plaintiffs
No. p Wall street n Y
DE WITT, LOCKAAN & DE WITT.
er and ors..
IS Nassau Street. ny
ROWLAND. MURRAY & PRENTICE
A'torneys fcr EXITS OF Charles c tiffany
S5 vail street, n
WHIIRIDGE. BUTLER 3 RICE.
Attorneys for Defendant Emily O ButIer.
% Val Street. y Y
HENRY s GLOVER
Attorney for Defendants Csrolias O. Jonss
s. william Street. Ny.
c. ". BENNETT
Attorney for Defendant Louise : Jones',
=, Rector s street. y Y
Attorney for Clarence a. surisy and ors-.
10 Wall Street. y. 7.
CHARLES A DESHON
Attorney for Defendants Frances W Brad
ley and ors..
25s Broadway. y Y
J. FREL EEICK KERNOCHAN.
Attorney for Defendant y. Y. Homeopathic
Med Col. and Hosp.
- Pine Street y I
GEORGE ". CARR.
Attorney for Defendant E 3. Sheldon.
adm 7. Sc. and crs-
, Broad Street. y =.
CHAS- Z BUCKINGHAM.
Guardian al litsm for Infant Defendant
c o Jones.
- Nassau Street. y T
z :. KIP
Guardian sd Hten for Frances O. Wet
and ors.
s. Nassau Street. City
SIMPSON & SIMPSON.
Attorneys fOr Frederick G. RusSsl.
q William Street. y. z
JOHNSTON & JOHNSTON.
Attorneys for Alex NICK. Jones.
2j6 Broadway y 7
THOMAS y. RHINELANDER-
Attorney for Louis B. MCCagE and ors.,
% William Street. y. Y.
The following IS diagram - ths prop
erty to be sold.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02

for the two companies in matter Of such financial
Importance to both of them. William Bevier and
Ruben W. Hopkins. employees OF the ice company
and Percy Brundage, who is connected with the
estate Of the late c. T Barney, formerly president
Of the Knickerbocker Trust Company, were elected
directors in their places.
The S.o0o.oo0 bonds authorized yesterday will be
dated February !. 1909, and will be secured by
the ice company, J. P. Morgan, jr, the Metropoii-
tan Trust Company, the Title Guarantee and Trust
Company and Brown Bros. & Co are also members
Of the syndicate that underworld the issue
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
rYPEwRITERs AND rYPEwRIrrNc
FORECLOSURE SALES.

NEW YORK SUPREME CoURT-COUNTI
OF NEW YORK.-MiTa Railie. plaintiff.
against Pincus Cohen and others. defend
ants.
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF foreclos-
ure and sale duly made and entered in the
above entitled action bearing date tho 18th
day OF February. 1909. !, the undersigned.
Referee in said judgment named, viii sell
al public auction at the New York Real
Estate Sales Rooms No 1916 Vesey
Street in the Borough Of Manhattan. city
OF New York. on the 18th day OF March.
1909 at II o'clock noon on that day. by
Joseph p Day Auctioneer the premises
directed by said Judgment TO be sold and
therein described as follows:
Ali that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land. with the building and improv vements
thereon erected. situate. lying and being in
the Borough of Manhattan OF the City Of
New York, County and State OF New York.
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at point in the northerly
side OF East Ninety seventh Street. distant
one hundred and seveuty-ivs dT5) feet,
two and one phalf ~ inches easterly from
the easter!y side Of Second Avenue with the
northerly side Of East NIEety-seventh
Street, thence northerly parallel nearly
So with Second Avenue and part Of the dis
tancs through a party wall one hundred
900 feet, eleven I'D inches 10 the centre
line OF the block between East Ninety
seventh and East N!nety-elRhth Streets;
thence casterly along said centre line OF
the block twenty-five t25) feet six and
one-half t6I9) inches; thence southerly and
again parallel or nearly so with Second
Avenue and part of the distance through
party wall one hundred 900 feet. eleven
nD inches to the northerly side OF East
Ninety-seventh Street, and thence westerly
along the northerly side OF East Ninety
seventh Street twenty-five (25) feet, one ID
inch 10 the point or place Of beginning
Said premises being now known by the
street number 300 East 9th Street.
Dated New York. February 10Th. 1909.
JOHN J. McCAULEY.
Referee.
S. CLlINCH. Attorney for Plain
tiff. No. al Park Row. Manhattan,
New York City.
The following is a diagram OF the prop
srty 10 De sold, as described above:
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
ROAD no TAP RoeERs coal LAMBS.

Norfolk. Va, March 1.-The stockholders of the
Virginian Railway, owned and financed by H. H.
Rogers. met in special session here to-day and
ratified contract with the Tidewater Construction
Company to build the Winding Gulf branch of the
Virginian system, extending from the main line to
Mr.. Rogers's coal properties in Wyoming and
Raleigh counties. W. Va. The branch will be
twenty-three miles long and will cost s1,50000O.
Gold bonds for this amount will be issued.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02

Beginning at the intersection OF the
northerly line Of Depot Place and the west
erly line Of the property OF the y. Z
Central & Hudson River RR. Company;
thenCs westerly. and along the uortherly
line OF Depot Place, T794 feet TO the
United States Pier and bulkhead line Of the
Harlem River: thence northeriy. and along
the L. s. pier and buIkhead line OF the
Harlem River, for 34.3 81 feet to the prop
erty Of the corporation OF the City OF New
York: thence easterly. and along the line
OF the property Of the corporation OF the
City of New York. for 1875 feet to the
property OF the n. 7. Central & Hudson
River RR- Company: thence southerIy. and
along the property OF the y. Y. Central &
Hudson River RR. Company. for - 81
feet TO the northerly line OF Depot Place
the point and place OF beginning-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
THE PILLssuRY REoReANIzATIoN.

London, March 1.-The debenture holders of the
Pilsbury-W Washburn Flour Mills Company of Min
neapolis, approved the plan CT reorganization at
a meeting held here to-day. The reorganization
is TO be carried through the medium of an
operating company to be formed at Minneapolis
The plan agreed to by The English shareholders
of the COMPANY last Decemhers
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
NEW WORKERS GET ALBANY BONDS.

Albany. March AT q sale to-day of SS35. 500
of Albany city registered per cent Improvement
bonds the National Copper Bank of New York
obtained the bulk Of them The bonds range in
denomination from $3.50 to N1,2o0 each. The bank
obtained $4,000 1913. and sl50o I01O1 Other
awards were: Wadsworth & Wright, of New
York, S1l2 600 1006o. and H. l. Crawford. OF
New York $4,000 at IOI. 49,
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02

The approximate amount OF the lien or
rge 10 satisfy which the above described
nroperty is 10 be sold Is ~. 80: WIN WIN costs
sta-ost 80 thereon from the 18th day Of Feb
mary 1903. together with the expenses Of
the sale. -. -, the .aa.
n5~'enfs A or other liens which are to be
a1iowe5 10 the purchaser out OF the pur-
ebase money or paid by the referee Is
S-Te- -1.to5 Nev, YORK, February 18th. 1909
JOHN J. MeCAULEY.
Referee,
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
BANKS TO HAVE ANOTHER CHANCE.

Albany March 1.-Governor Hughes has signed
the bill OF Assemblyman Robinson designed to cor
rect technical error pointed by the Court OF
Appeals in the failure OF the New York city board
Of Taxes and Assessments to appoint days for hear
ings on grievances of banks against the assess
rrents of per cent placed their shares for
the years 1901 1907. inclusive. About SIS oOo COO,
,t ,s stated Is involved The new law permits
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02

the banks to so before the board now and submit
their grievances for each OF the years named and
authorizes the board to correct any erroneous as
sessments which may be proved.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
RAILROADS.
RALTIM0RE & OHIO Z. R.

ROYAL BGCE LINE TRAINS
Every Other Hour on the Even Hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION, WASHINGTON. WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily. 23d ST. Ltb'y 81.
Washington. Sleep@rs. 30 pm 1-30 am
Washington, Diner. Parlor $50 sm 500 am
Washington. Diner. P4rlor $50 am 10 90 am
Washington, Diner. Parlor. i1-5o am 100 n n
Washington, Parlor. 80. $50 pm 200 pm
Parlor Car, New York to Richmond, Va.
Royal Ltd Diner. Parlor $50 pm 4o0 rEa
Washington. Diner Parlor $50 pm SEQ pm
Washington, Buffet. ParIor $50 pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains to the West,
Chicago, Pfttsblrs -. so ari s. 90 am
Chicago. Columbus. ..... IL 30 am u 10 n
Pittshurg, Cleveland. ..... $50 pm 40O pm
'Pittsburg Limited" ..-.. $50 pm 700 pm
Gin. st. l.. Louisville so pm 1-3C am
Gin. St L. Louisville. 959 am 10 Q 90 90 an an
omces, 245. 4S4. 1900 Broadway, Astor
House, Dds 9th ave, New York; 343 Fulton
St. Brooklyn; West 22d St and Liberty. ST.
After P, ID. Sleeping Car reservations
and fun information regarding trains. etc,
can be obtained at Bureau Of Information
3. L O. r. R, 23d 81. Ter. Phone 3144-
Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
NEXT sAILINGs.


AMERICAN LINE From Pier ie i'' \, H.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB SOUTHAMPTON
St Louis go. Mar. s St. Paul. Mar 20
Philadelphia. Mar. 13 New York. Mar. %
RED STAR LINE From Pier Il. y. R.
NEW YORK-ANTWERP-
Vad land. Mar. 8. IOaInI Iceland. Mar l3 II am
KroorId j. Mar. 6. 11anI Vaderlsnd- Apr. 3. liam
WHITE STAR LINE EsoR 3, +. Fer Re
NEW YORK-QU'NST NSTOWN-LIVERPOO
Celtic. Mar. 13. 10 am Cedric Apr. 3. Q am
Baltic Mar. 81. 10 am Celtic. Apr. 10. am
Adratic. Mar. 3, 4 pm Oceanic. MI. II. :30pm
NJ 'jesticMr. 10. 9:3oani TeutonicMr. -, o Scam
B6ST6S B5M G2E6 46 & ITALY & EGYPT
Via Azores. Madeira and Gibraltar.
Romantic. Mar. 13. 2:3O P NJ; April. May %
Finland. Mar 23. Apr %, June 5. July 10
Canopic Mar. 81, PM. May S. June IL
Cretic. -. Apr 3, noon: May 10: June 26
PASSENGER OFFICE, BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
A. Osterberg's Bureau,

n. OSlSID DEI S . DAI Cdu,
T16 Lexington ave. bet. 57th and 5Sth sts
Phone l055-PlaZa- Strictly first class
domestic help; Scandinavian speciality.
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
Once No. 1864 Broadway. between Seth
and 3Tth sts., until $ o'clock D. m. Ad-
vertisements received at the following
O'Clock p. m. viz: pa Sth ave-. s. e.
cor 23d ct: 1913 9th ave, cor. 18th St; 164
East 14th St: 257 West 42d St. between
9TH and Sth aves.; s63 West 125th ST.; 1855
Cd ave- 162e Sd ave-, near e1st sta
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02

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