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New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
NEEDS HELP.

There is deep grief in humble home in Brooklyn
seause Of ihe accidental death by drowning of one
u he older boys. bright little follow OF twelve
years. Tke mother has been a T. s. s member
several years, and until the husbands health failed
tAeTe vas need 10 ask FOR cheer, as both worked
neIQ 10 support the family When the boy o"dy
vas brought homo the mother had only ieW
collars 10 give the undertaken So the burden Of
eeo, sun remains. and 10 help hcr pay this would
n weight from her heart. The Identification Of
1hs boy MAS made ley the clothes he wore. which
'a@ J. 5. E. Office haI given him.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14

R-VALET.-English: experienced
good references: leaving through death
f e, 100 East saith St
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
SI-NSHINE GIFTS.

Miss Elsie Heller member of the chelsea
branch, has given dozen fine towels TO the
Rest House Annex TO be used In the motheIs
room Gertie" the little cripple girl in Brooklyn
has sent a lovely bureau scarf IN sunshlhe coio'S
for the same room This gift is in loving renem-
brapce Of the happy hours that Sunshine brought
into her life while she strapped to a board anu
under painful treatment.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
FROM MUNICH.

Frau Wingefeider sends her sincere thanks for
the T. S. s. greetings sent to her from the gen
eral Office, and reports that she has succeeded in
interesting a number of people in Munich in the
Sunshine idea, and that the work is going on
there although the difference In language makes
II difficult to DO organized work. She and Miss
Cox the T. 5. S that they continue their
Sunshine endeavor all along their way, and if not
A great work. it tells all the same.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
= LONG ILLNESS.

Miss Anne Morris has been the invalid list
since the beginning of the society, and has been
confined 10 her bed for twenty-one years. helpless
from rheumatism. She Is now feeble than
ever and Sunshine greetings on her birthday-June
I6-woud add some brightness TO a life that has
been very sad and desolate. The full address is
No. S25 West Pitts street. Bedford Penn.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Such pretty smart little coat as this one Is sure
to find place every girls wardrobe II !s loose
and easily slipped on, il is jaunty IN effect ana Is
adapted to all seasonable cioakinEs Blue serge.
with bands OF Liberty satin. is the material Illus
trated but the coat suits linen, piqUe and ponGee'
as well as wool fabrics, and among the latter are
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
q TREB UMB.
-S SH#AIIsHHlg HNR
~ OCH =
THE GREAT THEOREAf.

--,,. man or woman Is better thing To find
.~4f5 = note lie or she Is a radiatnE focus of
that I IN ana their entrance into a room is
Eooo mot her candle had been lighted We need
no whether they could probe the forty seventh
lo ee-",,- ee they do a better thing than that-they
prolg3aiI,- demonstrates the great theOrem Of the
isgStls+sss of life-ftoherj Louis Stevenson.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
PEST HOUSE.

..- Sunshine member or friend who wishes 10
= the r s : Vacation Rest House for the
80 on June L should notify the T. :. :. sec
..- tribune Building, net later than Tuesday
--inr jane j.. that transportation AT the re
sre5 ra-e may be- secured. Any working girl de-
- ~ beginning her vacation then viii be vel
g. - 60 with The party as the house is now
- 70 receive guests. The New London boat
,.-sx The foot Of East 22d street at Z m, and
=. ns--v leaves on the Wednesday O6thp boat.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14

\ Manhattan member makes the following re-
quest.
President Of the r : : This time last year
you found. through the Sunshine column. De
lshtfu situation FOR middle aged French woIlsII-
sns considered the help gift direct from heaven
Enc SIC longs Tor similar assistance for TINS sum
neT She is entirely dependent upon her own eAeF-
ncas. She speaks bes iItiful French. some German
"a = one o. the nearsst hand and machine
have ever had work for ne She Will be Wiling
e Lelp In any way she and for any Tenunerd-
ton her employer offers She has been :" illc u y
espnier since her eSneriences last summer. before
mar she found ;Ee world almost too hard 70 ne
y But having been treated kindly by strangers
the now takes happier view Of life Sh'. looks a
1-lsrelt being Tnis year Hoping you can help IeI'
an, yours sunshine EFFIE 3. y NfSDDf-f-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
Low Rates to Pacific Coast.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC SUNSET ROUTE
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Two Cent Stamp

may save your pets life II you have
a horse. a COW. a dog, or a cat The
Tribune Farmer IL needed IN your hoTns
Dr. Z. d Smead the famous veterinary
surgeon. in a special department. OF the
Farmer answers al. questions in regard
20 the care and condition OF domestic
animals This great paper costs less
than a two-cent stamp a week We
will mail YOU a sample copy on request.
Address TRIBUNE FARMER.
I54 Nassau St. New York
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FORECLOSURE SALES.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF NEW YORK.-New Netherland Bank
Of New York. Plaintiff. against Anna Perry
Crompton. William Crompton, Gertrude A.
kins as ExscutriX OF the Last Will ana
Testament 81 Arthur r Atkins, William
d Grant and lido NJ. Fleischmann. De
PENDANTS.
closure and sale duly made and entered IN
the above entitled action and bearing date
the lith day Of March, 1909, J. the under
F;xChange Salesroom Nos. 1916 Nssey
street. in the Borough OF Manhattan. tlty
Of New York. on the Ath day Or April.
1909 at Il o. clock noon on that day, by
Joseph r Dav. Aucti0ueer. the premises
directed by said Judgment 70 be sold ana
therein described as follows
All that certain lot Of land. with the
building and improvements thereon, situate
tn the City. county and state OF Sen
York. and lyins In section : FIocH l-9p'
on the Land Map cf said CITY and De
sCrlbed as follows:
ReKlnning at = point on the westerly
side OF West End Avenue thirl5 feet rlsai
inches N0rtherly from the corner formed
bv the int.rgtctIou Of the Westerly side
Of West End Avenue with the Northerl!
side OF Eighty eighth street which point
Is opposite a party wall standing parity
on the lot now being described and par IS
on the two lots adjoining the same on the
Southeriv side thereof. running thence
Westerly parallel with Eighty-eighta street.
and mart OF the Wa- through said party
wall sev-uty-eiEht feet six inches - II
d In. thence %uTth-rIy parallel With Vest
End Avenue twenty feet go ~ q a p'l.t
oppupsite q party walt standing partly oH
the premises now being described and part
Is on the premises adjoining the same on
the %urtherly side thereof. running thence
EaSteriy again parallel with Eighty b
street and part OF the way through SAID
party wall seveuty-elght feet six inches
t7S n. in 70 the " esterly side II W ~~t
End Avenue. and thence Southerly along
the Westerly side of West End Avenue
tNeuty feet % the point or plac" ot De
ginning
The premises hereby described being sub
feet to certain declaration made by said
Alice DeWof EraTny prohibiting the cree
tiou % any building or structure on part
Of the premises hereby described as refer
encs thereto VIII more fully appear
Dated. New York, March l., 1909.
TERENCE J. McMANI'S Referee
SACKETT CHAPMAN < STEVENS, At
tornsys for Plaintiff. 154 Nassau Street
tribune BulIdlngj. New York.
The foIlowiuE Is diagram OF the prop-
ertv 20 be sold. its street Number is SN&
West End Avenue Borough OF Manhattan.
CITY Cf New York
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InsT-RANKHnnkS

BANKEOJK NJ ass. .0i3 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing ANY person
having a claim 70 IL Is hereby called upon
10 present the same within ten DAYS or sub
NIT 70 having said passbOok cancelled and
. RzH ona Issued
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14

are: Herr Pfarrer Eugen -Kn0ringer. NeckartatIfn-
gen, Wdrtemberg. Germany. and Herr Pfart-r Karl
Morike Aich. Wurtemberg. Germany
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R.

EALA 4BAO M e N--lC Es 49,
ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
every Other Hour on TIE Even Hour.
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION. WASHINGTON. WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH.
Leave New NOsk Daily I'D 81 Lib y 81
Washington. SIeepers- 80 I'm 81 an
Washington. Diner. Parior T-6O am 500 am
washington, Diner. ParlOr 80 am 1000 an
Washinsto Diner. ParlOr.Il so am u 90 n n
Washington, ParloT .-...- l-5O pm zoo pm
Parlor car, New York TO Richmond. Va
.Roya! Ltd - Diner. Parlor $50 pm 400 pm
Washington, Diner, ParioT $50 pm 500 pm
Washington, Buffet, ParlOC $50 pm 90 pm
Through Daily Trains 20 the West
Chicago. PittsburG- 4 80 am SEQ am
Clilago, Columbus II so am y 90 n n
Pittsburg. Cleveland ...... $50 pm 400 pm
''Pittsburg Limited. -, 8 so pm 7-o0 pm
Gin. St l., Louisville. .11.5O pm 10 am
Gin. St L. Louisville 2 80 am 1c. 90 am
Gin. 81 l.. Louisville $50 pm 600 pm
Of1ces. 245. 454. 1900 Broadway, Astor
House 225 Fifth Ave. y. Y: s. Ave 2.
- Ridge st. S45 Fulton St, BrockIy n.
West 23d -. and Liberty st.
After p NJ Sleeping Car reservations
and full information regarding trains. etc.
can b. obtained at Bureau OF Information.
r. & o r r., sd ST Terminal Phone
No chelsea $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
WORK WANTED.

Female.
CASHIER.-Toung woman; competent. re-
liable. responsible: thoroughly expert
enced: excellent penmanship; accurate fig
urer: moderate salary; references; security.
Call or write. store, 463 West 14th ST.
SFFNCGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Experienced: good sPeller and gram
marian. quick n figures. could assist in Of
fee work Miss Miller. 26 Slocum ST, sta
tioa J BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
RED %" LINE

RED ID" LINE
For. SAN JUAN. P. R. LA CCAYRA.
pro CABELLO. CURACAO AND
MARACAIBO VIA CURACAO
s 5 Caracas. .-.--- "a turday- June "a, noon
( : Maracaibo. .-...... SATURDAY. July 3. noon
FOR IA GJ-AYRA. CURACAO AND
MARACAIBO.
: Zulia .-....-... "a rurday. Jure 2S noon
4 Steamer .----.--- SATURDAY July 10 noon
pier II. adjoining Wal s. Ferry. Brooklyn
These steamers have superior aCc0uuoda-
tfCns for passengers.
ROILTO%. BLISS DALLETT.
General Managers - Wall St
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
NNgTa GEgMAN LLOYD

Large. Fast and Luxurious Twin-Scre'
Express and Passenger Steamships
Equipped with Wireless & Submarine slgnals
PLYNOCTH-CHERB ERBOCRG-BRENES-
Express selIings TUESDAYS az 70 4 NJ
CsCilie ---.- June Is X Wilhelm II June .
K Wm- d Gr-June - Krouprinz Wu2-July o
PLYMOCTH-CHERBOC RG-BRENlc -,
Twtn-SCrew Sail.nzs Thursdays at ~ A -, u
Fried. der Or. ..Juns II Kurfuerst June
Barbarozsa .....J June 10 Washington. July l
GEOR,iE WAsHINGTON-Sail July l.
2f.OoO tons Newest ald Largest GeIiI-S1
Ship sfoat- Every innovation known % toS
shlpbuilder's art
PLE-GENOA a
Mediterranean SaiiingS Saturdays ar II a ~
X Albert. June IL X I4ltse- y ~ -
Berlin new June "a ?. irene ...-. jury -
Connections EncirclinS the Gooe-
Travellers Checks good all over ths WoIiu-
Apply OELRICHS & CO. General Agents
5 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
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HELP WANTED
Male

Male.
FeAf-f-REit--A rrsI class hookkeeFer
-sfEe f1Sflfal in N~s. York Eit,.
tssi- faGHE man who har hac some
49, -fEeTlenc~- = Eooc renrnau. Eooe
tsr.i AinoiE manners ~ Will haze
rffs- = d. WIKI admission - pstieutf.
sfs,i.-1tt ard bond required Address.
G Sf. fEperIfte- ana reference. 10
s,s,3c- T. X Box No 20. Grand central
- - = .. EeH Yori Clty
49,. Es5.o00 In fss Years IN lhe mail
Re easiHfss- began =Ith 81 send for
I.oel,-. Teiis now itegCoch. 9l8.
hrsL, : = FED 20 coIlers 7l1elicinai ROOTS.
m hefos. etc. Fnt PARTICULARS. inclos-
i,@s.reR hri:e 20 J. G Zehrins a. Co
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RrsINEss CHANCES

WOULD LIKE 20 hear OF stock for sails
IN any enterprise where an investment
cf several thousand dollars would be Sd
L. Darby SHIRE. Box iSi0C. Rochester. y :.
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Furnished Houses TO Let-Country


COTTAGES N ADIRONDACKS TO REST FOR
including mostly furnished.
cheap. 500. picture Frederick UaItons Greenwood
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SEEDS AND PLANTS.

Am ateur Gardeners.
Don't let two cents a week stop YOU
from rraSfnE YOUR little garden sue
cess. The Tribune Farmer is a prac-
teal agricultural paper. as valuable TO
the CITY man with his little garden as IL
is TO The farmer with immense acreage
II cat be had for less than two cents q
weeS.
Sample on request
Address TRIBUNE FARMER.
154 Nassau St. New York
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male
BUTLER R-VALET.-English: experienced;
good references: leaving through death.
f {, 100 East saith St
RI-TIERS.-First class English. French.
German. Swcdes and Irish also first and
second footmen. eoachmen and useful men,
for country. Duffys Bureau. l3l West 42d
St Tel. 3992- Bryant.
BUTLER. - English: thoroughly under
Miss Margaret smiths Bureau, - West
4od st. Phone 3039-Bryant.
'CARETAKER. Couple will take care Of
private house for the summer; best ref
ereuce Charles. S65 Washington ave,
Bronx.
COACHM Experienced horseman; will
Ing obIiginC. city or country; best writ
ten and personal references Phelps, s75
sth ave.
Thoroughly understands care
horses and equipments and all work on
country place. honest. sober. steady. will
ing. obiging; first class references. J. r.
$. Tribune Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway.
country; best city ref
erence; excellent driver, rider owen
Smith. s2T columbus ave
COACFMAN and GARDEN tR cav.
competent sober young SCotChrnan. best
reference Carpenters Bureau. 1874 9Th ave
COACHMAN appearing: long. prac-
ticaI city experience: capable Of filling
position. have always proved satisfactory
in recent places. personal references tx
perience. ST. 9Th ave.
COOK or BUTLER. Young japanese: use
fui man; faithful smploye; honest good
habits; last three years 6est reference
Joe Nlyamoto, 307 West 10Th at.
cOrPLE.-French: second or useful man;
wife maid. parlormaid or chambermaid'
both very competent: highest references go
anywhere Julien Bureau. ~ West i2d St
Tel. 43S1-Bryant.
COI-PLE-Butler or useful as coachman;
wife cook or housework; for small fam
iy. city or country. young; hiShest reteI
ence. Julien Bureau. - West 42d 81.
Tel. 43sl-Bryant.
COUPLE.-Cook. butler; French: both
caugble; recommended, wages $50 Jac-
quin's Bureau. 6G2 9th ave
FARMER tvorlingl or Transfer On
gentleman's place understands al
branches Of farming and stock raising
farm machinery, handling men; single
temperate; best OF reference NJ. J., Irio
une Once.
FARMER gardener and landscape
Small family; experience In all branches
cattle and poultry. reference personal
Trirlpe l5S East 18TH ST.
FARM MANAGER By reliable, competent
American business man; single. small
salary or shar" OF crops Address King
4T2 west 23d st
FARMER. gardener. useful. housewDrlSer: /:
by Young Irish couple. no children. best
reference Carpenters Bureau. l54 9th ave
GARDENER. R.-German, single frsr class
references. two. four and six years with
Vrtya'e families. knows his business ia
Eraeuh1 1uses and all outside work. would
Ike 20 take chIrga of gentleman's estate.
= 8 G5G 3d ave
uORsEMAN. c-HOUsEwORK. Man
horseman garden. COW. good butter
maker wife general horsework. refined L..
BOX G5 Haworth. \. :.
Young FRENCHMAN- 2l tust arrived.
speaks only French and German. In pri-
vate family 10 learn English. small wages
NJ f, Tribune Uptown once, 1894 Broad
way.
USEFUL MAN Colored. experienced Vor
ter fireman. jaultor. cleaner. elevator ant
telephone operator. quick polite. sonrf
city OF country. reference 2lT East EIth
st care engineer.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
Excursions.
RED BANK LINE.
Citations.

TTHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
by The grace Of God. free and independent. 70
Kemp. Frederick Morton Tryon, stephen n TynE.
juliet Augusta Tying stephen II. Tyng. Junior. Lila
thur Tryon KEMP frrderck Morton Tryon and stephen
H. Tyng executors Of and trustees under the viii of
,tresed In The estate Of Juliet augusta Kemp late of
t.es me1t Of kin or dsheruise send sreoti2g You
and each Of you hereby cited and required person
County OF New York al the surrogatss Court Of said
ten o.cioc m the forenoon Of mar dav then and hsre
attend judicial settlement Of the of pro-
ceedings Of Arthur Tryon Kemp. FredericN Morton
tees under the last wgl and Testament Of said
under Of twenty-one years required to APP
non 10 appsar and ami FOR one 70 he apponted or
IN The event Of yon1 ntETet 2r failure 70 d" So a
cent and act for you in the proceeding
the srToeates court Of the ssid county Of New YORK
aG h6ms losa. o om a Gn oam;
at the County of New York the 'th day OF
dTsd and i" 'nS our DHHE
Clerk OF the surrosates' Court.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW YORK.
L by the Of God. free and independent. to
Arthur Tryon Kemp. Marion Morgan Kemp. Juliet
Tyas Juni5r George r kemp Eliza @galdwsli Emma
Mears Virginia C. Kent. ana the New York Life Insur
George kemp deceased. and all persons Interested
New York deceased as creditors eEaees next Of kin
hereby cited required personally nd appear
before Surrogat" of the County of New York at
the Surrogates Court Of said County be held the
Hall Of Records IN the County of New York. the
27th day OF July 1909 half-past o'clock in the
Of that day. then and there attend judi
cia settlement OF the account Of proceedings of Arthur
Kemp sole surviving executor or the Last
Testament OF said deceased and such Of YOU
IS hereby cited under the OF twenty-one
required to appear by your guardian. II you
have If you have appear apply for
appointed in the event Of your neglect or
failure do So guardian will be appointed hv the
Surrogate represent and act for YOU in proceed
ing
In testimony whereof. have caused the Of
the Surrogates Court Of the said Couny Of New York
he hereunto affixed Witness. Abner
I J.. {. Thomas. Surrogate said
the County Of New York. the Tth day OF
the OF Lord thousand nine hun
red aud DANIEL. J.. DOWDNEY
Clerk ne
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
ANBITIOTS young man. American. -
Wishes work haS knowledge 81 iRPeNf''
f-g address b y. Tribune once
f.C,OKKEEPER -Tx experienced doueie eh
trv trial balance. ledger, ioHrhaL - -,
,,.o,,fJ Ike 80 get with house whefe l .leIe
u. s,s,rr for advancement. hesl retefehceS'
TRUST 2as Essex St. BROOKLYN
CASHIER or MANAGER.-Hotel cafe or
restaurant: permanent place; cIe1. t..
ord eycsilsnf references; niarrlen 'Hd'''S
FInarp. 65T East l6ist ST. Bronx
At-r-rr-r- z MECH HANTC--sinsle' elS
or country. hest references rom 49,. 80
families and Packard factory: ipp,na
willing. softer. obliginF; excellent a'N; 81;
anv car. Packard expert Lunae" "f4
West <Sth ST
CHAUFFEUR. %: repsirs: preferably IN
eountrv Gordon Id'ewi,d. y. y
ADVERTISEMENT ard subscriptions for
9be Trihur~ =Hcetved a. their UPTOWN
Once Nc 1854 broadway, between sotn
and y5th SITS GntiI 8 o'clock p m; "a
~errfseuents -ereivsd st the tolowins
hrsucn >nices 81 regular once rates uhtl
n.cjecB y NJ viz: 2s4 sth ave >.
eor a.jd 81: i5a Ga ave. cor. i2ih st. lH
Faer asth st 257 West 42d st. between
Tth and sih aves.. 265 West l25'h ST
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CENTRAL HUDSON Linz
For SEWBJRGH. 20 kEEPSIE < KIM
STON. From Pier - y. r WEEK DAYS
Except saturday,. = NJ
sATURDAYS p. II. West 12eth St.
30 r. VI
For WEST POINT. NEWBCRGH and
intermediate landings. WEEK DAYS teX-
c~rr saturday. Z VI
SATURDAYS 3 p N West 18th.
30 p NJ
SUNDAYS % NJ. Pier - \, P
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14

NfAFSTERS TRAVEL MAGAZINE. of
summer Tours 20 All Vacation Resorts.
independent or escort. mailed free. Narscsrs.
81 West 3Oth 81. y Y
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AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE of an execution 7 vill sell
this dav. 10 a m. at 16S-1T0 East SD
81 Manhattan, cushion tired TOP car
riares. 1 Van Leer. Marshal.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
rEor SITUATIONS WANTED.
FemaI.

f.r-, Female
ssess y NoMAE desires 70 engage
- a9sss-zso,her ch,reron secrstary;
h'rs-t, - Fiiscupa lian. ass or country.
IT. p. f1c's address RELIABLE, Trih-
-'ia orc. 2a1 Nest la5ti 81.
sls.s TEACHER. -E1ee,ient teacher of
5snIsS srfinsH. Preach. ss teacher, COM
a. .. erAetE. hierest est, references.
f'sln. go LexinEtoa Rye.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
BOARD AND ROOMS.

7aD ST. 10 vEST.-Attractlvely fur-
nished large and small rooms: all con-
veniences; summer rates.
MADISON AVE. 6TS-694- 606.-One block
Central Park. large suites with bath
other rooms. IS 20 $40 each. with board
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14

Lettuce will keep crs2 and fresh for several days
II put into a Jar with that excludes all air
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
NMMMMR lnElE.
C-ARZ'S CRUISES
AIGTTNH TFE U7SLN

II
Pv : : cleveland. 5000 tons. brand new,
O.-t IS 90 from y Y. and FEB s. 10.
from Frisco. $3.50 and up
1srh Annual Orient Cruise. Feb 5. 10.
s4CG up by Lloyd :. : "Grosser kur-
fIsrst n DAYS including "A days Egype
and Palestine
FRANK c. CLARK. Times Building. New
York
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4 REAE EST

Manhattan member makes the following re-
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Real Estate.
BRYAN L. KENNELLY.
REAL ESTATE.
IsB BROADWAY, y. Y.
NezU JerSey Real Estate.


UNFINISHED AND UNFINISHED HOUSES FOR
L rent lakes tracts z J CAHII.L Boonton. y j
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MOncu to Loan.

TTAVF, MONEY FOR IMPROVED OR ACREAGE
II Cortlandt Mortgage Co. Liberty Tel John 2S3s
Evening star., 1909-01-25
RoYALISTS ARE ACTIVE.
Methods of Young Supporters o1
Duo d'Orleans Revealed.
.isl CableSrsm To The Star.


PARIS. January 2J.-Some idea OF the
methods advocated by the small party Of
militant young royalists. whose lessons
Mathis put into practice recently. was
obtained from speeches at meeting OF
the patriot youths the other night.
at which NJ Henri Rochefort took the
chair. The aged pamphleteer was far
from being the most violent in his lam
Suage. Young n. Guy de Cassaznac, one
Of the SONS of the late inlperalist poll
tician. loudly congratulated the man who.
like true Gaul. plucked the beard OF an
old scoundrel, and hoped the day would
soon come when patriots would strike
higher than the Silenus disguised as a
president of the republic, and would aim
a; the constitution.
An anonymous speaker cried that, in
stead of striking NJ. Fallieres, Mathis
ought to have blown his brains out with a
revolver. and was enthusiastically ap-
plauded. particularly by many fashion
Die ladies present.
Paul dc CasSagnac. another son of the
late Paul de Cassa gnac, congratulated the
royaiist students on having laid violent
hands on one of their masters. and added
that certain prejudices in favor of polite
manners were out of date i'll these days.
The last speaker was VI. Gregori. the
man who shot at Mai Dreyfus in the
Pantheon. He was carried in triumph
after his grafton. and kissed scores OF
times on both cheeks by men and women.
At the close of the meeting shouts were
given for Philip the Eighth'-that is to
say. the Due d'OrleanS.