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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01

The Raven prescription service
mesns that the doctors skill In pre-.
soriblna Is most efficiently supple.
msnted by the druggists skill In
eompoundlnu. RAVEN DRUG CO.,
i4t6 Second Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01
EERCISES
END WITH
| BIG BALL
AT
UNIVERSITY
CLOSES.
ll.uhips and Medals
4 awarded to the
Winners.

.,.u,l banquet and ban
! mo graduating Sass on
{r'rsr.lg Of wa'Aln '1,l.. Y,
a, m.rE the last appearance
-. 4 % on the campus OF
4 diversity. -.
k-,,esmeui week closes win
N ,s,lsht. which promises TO
ms.p.lr attractive affair
x.sAlus,On state building
4. nsse Of the ball and
I - appropriately decorated
,,.s culcrs for the occasion
r.au,iing exercises yesier
=. ssll attended aud many
- scholarships awarded
ssl.ls Awarded,
IL -.d,h and prizes awafded
ssibss Gold medal IN
~, Miss Gertrude Fay
rAllo sherman Bonnet,
,a,s /, BLACK. SIS prime,
In, joAn l. Wilson, Newell
r.st ana the So prize to
Et frsen; $50 chemistry
Nh. Jossphine Johnson, class
N - prize In oratery' Glenn
~, yiiis dictionary, Aiss
.tg steele; sss scholarship
y, MS sarah Sutton; tiVo
>'r.lp ii physics, Enoch kar
~ .sbolarskip 10 electrical
-. FREDERICK kirsten
x,l;sr Aekerson scholarship
,sss,. Miss Carrie Cowgirl
rsrd Apple scholarship. Ray
t,n. SIS lax prize. Edward
,,s
ne sshslsrshlps
4, sulor Scholarships tor the
vi ar. Miss Marion LON
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
Citations.

FTyHF PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY
the Grace OF God Free and Independent Fidelity
Deposit Company Of Maryland severe MAJ
Howard. Teresa Pombo Josephine Ansoatsg
NicaeIa Nazuere Virginia FeTTo. otherwise known as
f,nIe Fero Ieopoldna Chayes Ara Marti Oteo Fraser
aIIrio Daz Guerra Alfredo Ferro jose Maria Bons
Ainaa Ana Fcrro de Rodrguez carriea err oe
Tartora rreru Portocarrero. arencita Porto
csrrero Katie Gigam Carroll Guilermo ca Cay'edo
Holm Mercedes Ferro. Adela Ferlo. Eveline
NfIet Alicia Marquee Maria Teresa ZERO Mar
ana Testament Of joaquin Ffrro &C.
ceased: Alberto Portocsrrero individually ana as rus
Tee urder the VIII and Testament OF joaquin Ferro
scessed Luis CeryO MARQUEE. Individually and Irus
Ieo VIII and Testament Of Joaquin Zero
ecessad- Hospital Juan de Dios Maria del Car
men Sariniantn Chaves Heredia. Edward Ferro
lose Asilo de Aslo dc 1ndsentes Ana Esoobsr
gerTo so de lnfancia Desamparsda Asilo de locos
Tndirenfes Sociedad de Crujia Juan FerTo Marquee
wills. ETnesto Ferro. and 10 all per
go nterestsd in the Of Joaquin Ferro late or the
rt, ~ New York deceased, creditors. next OF KIN
or otherwise. send Greeting -. , -.-,--, -
You and each you hereby cited and required per
sonsIi, 10 be appear before Surrogate Of the
onty ~ Sew York at the Surrogates' Court OF SAID
Sonty he,d at the of Records. in the County OF
New York on 22d day Of June. 1909 az hapast Ten
Of the account OF proce
- pnbfS Yslcsias Temporary Administrator or the
oods hsre,s and Credits Of said deceased and such OF
under the age or twent y-one
ere leoIired 10 appear by guardian, II you
tea to appear ana apply Tor ons
m he o,yonted or OF neglect or failure
TO do So guardian will be appointed by the surrogate 70
represeut and act for you IN the proceeolhS.
have caused the Seal OF the
errogates Of the said County OF New York 70 be
hereunto affixed s.... - .,-
.,i5 County al County Of New York the 2sth day
~ prl in year Of Lord one thousand nine nun
dred and nine tt r.iI - 80. 5-oi,,+
IL 81 N % ~
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SCHOOL LANDS BUILD
L inEs and fixtures Chamberlain. South Dakota
Department OF The Interior. ofice Of Indian Ansirs
June j. 1909.-Sealed proposals plainly marked on
the outside O the envelope Proposals for Inolan
school. Chamberlain. South Dakota and addressed 10
the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs. Washington
the United States following described lands OF
gether with all buildings and fixtures the-eon.
namely Al Of Lots and :. and the ot -sae sre
the following described strip Of land on the north END
of the NJ OF NE 4. viz: beginning at the NJ
corner Of the NE4. south with the east line
said quarter 10 rods thence west and par
the Missouri River. up the bank OF said
river to the ENa4 OF said quarter section thence
the place beginning for price not less than
Twenty.six Thousand Dollars, in strict acoordhnce
lows. The Secretary OF the Interior is hereby au-
thorized 10 dispose of and the rea estate IN
cluding buildings and fixtures. Of the ln1lan
School, Chamberlain. South Dakota FOR price not
thousand Dollars tuness T. should
be disposed OF South Dakota. tn which
the limitation price shall not apply, upon
Condition that TIE property shall continue
tained operated educational institution and
that children Of Indian parents shall have the sans
tuition free: Provided. that the CornmAsioner ~ In
dian Affairs IS authorized and directed 20 dispose by
covered by the transfer or the reSlty buuo nEs
and fixtures. right reserved 70 reject all
bids II deemed for the best interest or the Gov eFh
mont Zach bid must be accompanied % eeF'lnel
check draft some United states depcsitorY CT
solvent national bank. made payable 20 the order
Of Commissioner OF Indian Affairs for at east
IOgr Of the amount Of ths proposal. such check or
draft TO forfeited ths United states in case the
successful bidder shall fan make nusl payment
Psturrsd 70 the bidder Terms Cash within thirty
days date OF notice Of acceptance Of proposal
For further Information apply 20 R c. VALENTINE.
Acting Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
MISSIONS AND POLITICS.
Turkish and Indian Situations Due to Mis-
sionary influence

Talking to the International Union of Women's
Missionary Soieties in the Collegiate Church of St
Nicholas Geformed Dutch). Fifth avenue and 4Sth
street yesterday afternoon, Mrs Robert Whyte. Of
London. said that the attitude of the non-mission
airy world to missionaries had completely changed
during her lifetime.
Once they were regarded as a negligible element
in human affairs" said Mrs. whyte Now they
are recognized a force that governments have
10 take account Of
The late Lord Salisbury said that the mission
airy was never persona grata in a foreign office
His son. the present Lord Salisbury said that gov
ernments have learned to know the of mis-
sionaries-'
Mrs. Whyte attributed both the Turkish revolu-
ton and the unrest in India to missionary inhu-
The sudden dawn in Turkey she said. may
be- traced to the teaching through many years Of
American missionaries in Robert College and afhl-
lated institutions. In India the missionaries are
slowly undermining the whole fabric, of Hinduism
The Brahnnins their hold upon the people loos
ening and are stirring them to strife and sedi
ton
DR.. Jean Dow told Of medical missionary work
in China and said that recent law forbidding the
practice ot medicine by persons not holding diplo-
mas Of a certain standard had thrown the medical
education Of the country into the hands OF the
missionaries
China wants physicians" she said. "and cares
little whence they come. She doesn't care II
they Christians, so long as they are properly
equipped for their profession
The international Union represents the women 8
foreign mission boards of the Presbyterian and
Reformed churches OF the world. and meets every
five years. England, Scotland, Canada, Arabia.
Persia and China were represented yesterday, and
Mrs. David James BurriH presided Mrs. Nicoll,
Of Aberdeen, was elected president for the next
five years. and the next meeting will be held IN
Aberdeen. Miss Catharine Matthews. Of London,
was chosen secretary-treasurer- The organization
is merely fraternaL, and there was no business to
, be transacted
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
Receiuer's Sale.

tS1TPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY-IN The
- Matter OF the Application Of Majority OF tne
T-t-s~tors of Marsee Hotel Company for Voluntary
Hjssoution In Pursuance Of order OF the Sup preme
1-rIr herein, entered IN the New York County Cerh
once the 9th day of June 1909 the pnaeTs f snHa
public auction at the Hotel AafSellle'
broadway and 1o3rd Street in the Borough or Man ~
June 1909 at o'clock in the forenoon, by JosEPad
AuctonetT. all of the following descrioeu
fixtures, furnishings ana. other
peTsona property comprising the complete furnisnngs
nd 6tfngs Hotel Marseille stock OF provisions
meats wines liquors cigars etc, on hand necessay
said Hotel Marsetlle: accounts oWlle 70
Marsee Hotel company lease of said Hotel ise1Ie %
September 1905 between Netherlands Ion
stTIcton Company Louis Lul0es and Harry G Grls
1,oid assigned by the said Lukes ana
C.Tisz-oId Marseille Hotel Company. ana an
o,her property OF Marseie Hotel Company as gong
corcsrn subject, however TO the following c!lattel
JDnrtgares: One held by Joseph Hammerslag as Sc
r,ritv for the payment OF certain covenants IN the
lease Of Marseille to the sum OF sS9oy one one
oId Thompson security for note IN INC
.nn Of interest thereon from the hrst DAY
1908; one held by Ned Strauss as security
3 note Of So e5S34 interest thereon from the
aotb day Of September 1868
dated June 14th. 1902
A1 HENRY =. CLEMENT, Jr. Reoeiv
rTy.s WAIDRON GLOVE Attorney for Receiver, 20
broadway Borough Of Manhattan New York ~lty'
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
SIMMONS.


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York-Julius y. Tompers. Plaintiff.
against Martha {. Tompers, Defendant
Summons Action for absolute divorce To
the above named Defendant; You are here
tyr summoned TO answer the complaint IN
this action and TO serve a copy OF your
answer on the plaintiffs attorneys within
twenty DAYS after the service Of this sum
mons exclusive OF the day OF services and
in case OF your failure 10 appear OF answer
Judgment will be taken against YOU by de-
fault for the relief demanded in the COM
platnt. 49,
DATED New York. y Y. June Is. 1909.
OLCOTT. GRUBER. BONYNGE & Nc
MANUS. Plaintiffs Attorneys. POstofhce
Address and once, No 10 Broadway
Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY
New York
To Martha G Tompers; The foregoing
summons is served upon you by publication.
pursuant TO an order OF Hon Charles l.
GIIy. Justice OF tho Supreme Court, state OF
New York. dated June 10Th. 1903. and fled
with the complaint in the Office of the Clerk
Of the Supreme Court. County Of New York.
Borough OF Manhattan City OF New York.
on June 18th. 1909.
oIEOTT. GRUBER. BONTNGE & Nc
MANCS- Attorneys for PLAINTIFF. 40
broadway. y. Y. City
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
To Whom 1t Mag Concern.

c,rpaENE COURT OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF
- A!bany.-The People of the state OF New YORK
Metropolitan Surety Company De-
notice that the undersigned viii sell at
Ihii auction by Adrian H. Muller Son, auctioneers
@ 1osr value 81 eachl Atchson, Topeka & Santa
ne halfway company per cent Adjustment Bonds
Iga5 ten (par value 1000 eachI ST Louis
Soon,hyestern Railway Company First Mortgage per
cent Bonds November l, 1882 at the Excnahge
I6 Vesey Street. Borough or
sSarbsttan city New York. the 23d day OF June
I33o @ the afternoon.
Tsted New York. June 9th. 1909
,ots1 z YAwGER Receiver Of the metropolitan
surety Company. Office and Postoftce Address 100
viIIisnn street. Borough of Manhattan city OF
York
and PostoAce Address. 50 Nassau Street Borough
OF Manhattan, City Of New York
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17

IL - trimmed with polka dotted foulard but slth
i4@ - = - and there a e special sorts MADE for
~ -,Frnose Pongee is a favorite' in both tne
natural and dark colors and light weight serge Il
liked by some bathers- - 49,. sixteen
The quantity of material reqnrea rds 70, >. or ~
80 80, an6 three-ouarter yards A, or three ana
I".I g. g. 20 t,chas wide with yard q inches
wide for bands :, SC .,a ,s wear
The pattern No. sa72 is cut IN a 70 ana - ..,,t
-, 80 viii be mailed to any address on receipt
please give pattern number ana age o.-Llne.s
- oattern department, New-iork Tribune
II in hurry for pattern send an extra ,as -
stamp and we viii mail by letler P'S'"7e -
envelope
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
suFFRAeIsTs AT MARBLE ARCH.

The League Of Self-SJpporting Women has sent
uut one thousand invitations for open-air meet
ing 70 be held on June 20 Marble Arch. private
estate near Kingsbridge The speakers VIII be Mrs
Pssrce Bailey, Miss Leonora O'Reilly, Miss Grace
E suachan. DR.. Edwin Slosson. Mrs. Frederick
Nathan and Miss Josephine Casey. Miss Strachan
Is 70 make her first suffrage speech this occa-
son, and half the invitations have been sent 10
school teachers. The meeting viii begin at 3
ocock ant the place of rendezvous may be reached
By taking the Broadway subway TO Z5th street.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17

For an ITALIAN dish known spinach balls
boil q pound of spinach in little salted water
when nearly cooked remove from the stewpan,
drain and chop fine, then add two ounces Of bread
crumbs two of grated cheese and a teaspoonful Of
nowdere5 sugar Mix all thoroughly together with
Tf7ree we'll beaten eggs. Form the mixture into
halls and put them into pan containing boiling
water or stock. Let them stand ten minutes. Ar
range them in a dish. pour melted butter over
them and sprinkle with grated cheese.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The bathing suit which gives the princess hne
a. the front is one Of the most fashionable and
this model, designed for young girls and smaIl
women is smart yet simple. The 1uli length pai7I
,,.,r- tho Ionq lines that are so much liked just
now, vet skirt and blouse portions are separate at
s,5es and hack. In the illustration dark blue mo-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
GLEANTNGS.

Girls of the manageable age entirely self
at least that is what a French scientist,
Leon de Nerveille. declares. He bases his con-
cusion upon the answers 10 three hundred letters
which he sent 70 as many girls. asking them il
they desired marriage: Il 50. why SO; # not why
not
Almost without exception SAYS the professor,
usgicsly, they ignored the idea % love in their
answers. i IS surprising repellent
Girls Of the age fer men 10 love entirely
selfish"
IVenty-siE OF The girls who said they wanted 90
get married wanted II that they might have greater
freedom and 20 unchap peroned. Seventeen thought
husbands would give them q chance to travel. One
Hundred and SIX wanted their own homes. Eleven
wanted TO escape their fathers homes Eight said
Il they had husbands they would be free 10 amGse
themselves. Just three looked forward 70 having
children Two gave love as reason for wishing
marriage OF the six who did not want marriage
three gave III health as q reason. Two hated men
and one wanted career.
The three hundred letters were evenly divided
among French, English, German and American
eEs Not one French girl used the word love;
70 them marriage vas a means Of escaping chape-
rcneee The English. TOO. furnished q large plu-
falty Of those who saw in marriage chance for
freedom and pleasure
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17

OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF COLUM-
~ bia. washington, Juno g. 1eoa-sealed proposaIs
will be received this once until II o'clock sat
urday % 1909. Tor grading certain streets - the
District or Columbia. OF proposals. spect-s
informal tiOu he obtained from
chief Engineer Department. Room 427 District
Building HENRY 3. MCFARLAND. HENRY /
WEST WILLIAM V JTnSOE. Commissioners, I. G.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17

A Two Cent Stamp

may save your pets life. IL you have
a horse. a COW. a dog OF a cat Ine
Tribune Farmer Is needed in your hons
Dr. G D Smead the famous veterinary
surgeon, in a special department. OF tho
Farmer answers all questions IN regard
70 the care and coudirtOn OF dcrnzSr1o
animals This great paper costs lets
than a two-Cs1t stamp week We
-,.-fii mail YOU a sample copy on request.
155rsss TRIBUNE FARMER.
I54 Nassau St. New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
STEAMBOATS,
RM@7TMM AID POINTS IN
WWW u Vuu NEW ENGLAND
LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES

LUNG lSLA1SD SUUNO ROUTES
FALL RIVER LINE Via Newport and
Fall River Lv. Pier 1e. n. r.. IT. Warren
81, Daily, $50 p. NJ. Strs- COMMON
WEALTH and PRISCILLA Orchestra en-
each.
PROVIDENCE LINE Via Providence
Leave Pier Is. y. r.. It MURRAY 81. WeeS
DAYS unly 500 T. NJ. Strs. PROVIDENCE
and PLYMOUTH. Orchestra on each
NORWICH LINE Via Stonington- Ly
Pier 40 y R. f. ClarkSon St NeSS
DAYS. 500 P. NJ: Pier 30. E. R. T. q: q
22d St $50 . ". Strs. CHESTER W.
CHAPLIN and CITY OF LOWELL
NEW BEDFORD LINE, For New
Bedford. Woods Hole. Martha's vineyard
Nantucket Mattapoisett. Marion and Caps
Cod points-Leave Pier 40. North River:
foot OF Clarkson St. week days only, & aI
500 .. m. Steamers MAINE and NJ"
HAMPSHIRE
NEW HAVEN LINE For New Haven.
Hartford. Springfield and North Leave
Pier IS Z. r. week days - 2. NJ sun
DAYS $50 A NJ; foot East I'd ST. week
davs 800 p NJ; sundays 1000 A NJ Str
RICHARD PECK
Tickets. staterooms and information AZ
City Ticket ONCE. III Broadway. near
CortIandt St. Telephone 5l21 Corttandt
Also at N Y. Transfer and Tourist O-Hces
and at Piers
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE OF a chattel mortgage. dated
March I6 1909, Ettie Rayvid 10 Aaron
sachs will sell to-day. at a. m, ar 3
East 10Th st, Manhattan. one invisible
machine No. 40 SIS. four curvinc machines
Nos % O65 2S So 46. 345. 2S, ISI; two bind
ing nachiaes Nos. 1919 15.3+S: oHe per-
foTating machine. By aSder OF attorney foT
rlortgagee- J. Bernstein. AUctioneer.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17

rhubarb jelly makes a nice dessert served with
whipped cream. Put sweetened and stewed rhu-
barb with its Juice white bag. and squeeze
out all the Juice possible. Heat II on the stove
When hot add little sugar II II needs sweetening
and enough geatne 10 stifen H. after II has stood
on ice sufficient time. II the fruit IS too thick
and pulpy to make a good jelly add water TO it.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17

For an onion and lettuce salad have ready
small Spanish onion for two heads Of lettuce
Trim the lettuce heads, reserving only the delicate
7,aIA green and heart leaves. Peel the onion and
c,,+ ,r into very thin shavngs Put the lettuce and
onion into a salad bowl in alternate layers ana
snrInkle each layer with little Of the following
dressing: Mix half a teaspoonful OF salt ana one
eighth Of a teaspoonful Of pepper with SIX 'aole-
e,oonruls Of olive oil. Then add three tablespoon
f,,Ie Of vinegar and stir the dressing thoroughly
II Is now ready add to the salad
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
Low Rates to Pacific Coast.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC SUNSET ROUTE
SEEDS AND PLANTS.
PAINTS AND OILS.

CHEAPEST PLACE N NEW YORK
TO BUY
PAINTS OILS VARNISHES, WALL
PAPERS. WINDOW SHADES. &C.
" z. TRANTER. 4sS-4s5 CANAL ST.
Thrse blocks from Deshrosses St. Ferry.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17

A spinach salad calls for six tablespoontuls OF
oil two Of vinegar level tesspoonful Of salt and
fourth Of te2spoonful OF pepper for every pint Of
cold boiled spinach. Mix the dressing with the
spinach Boil two eggs until hard. Let them cool
Arrange the spinach in a salad bowl. Separate the
whites and yolks Of the eggs Chop the yoks fine
and sprinkle them over the salad. Arrange the
whites cut In rings around the salad. This may
be served with roast beef game or mutton.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17

Aeptomanisc souvenir hunting has ceased 10 be
lsshlonsele, and hotel managers no longer keep an
sse OF the spoons Nobody now would like 70
nave In her house an article bearing the hotel
stamp which would hint that she brought II from
'hsre the manager Of q London hotel told q rep
isseniatve Of an English paper.
Perhaps the decline in that curious craze for
F'IEetns small articles in hotels is due to wary
move on the part OF some Of the hotels They
Aesp On hand duplicstes-rnlnus the hotel crest-of
sl-sh articles. such their silver matchboXes,
W. and when visitor admires a matchbox Tor
Asisnoe they give o. sell him one of the dupli-
e1leS Also, many hotels give handsome SOU
Fsa1's 70 their guests on New Years Day and
oehsr anniversaries and this has helped 10 Kill the
craze
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male
MARRIED COUPLE: in country: gentle
mans place; wife good plain cook; man
gardener ore coachnan: Al references r.
NJ, care Of John II. Morris. Demarest-
USEFUL young man; in private family;
can wait on table: CITY or country, best
references. Matthews 154 East 2Tth ST.
USEFUL man OF kitchen helper: colOred;
best Of references from last employer
Ferguson. 800 West 40th St Phone 5l95
Bryant.
VALET or houseman: by single man (25).
speaking German, French. English and a
little Italian: city or country: would travel;
best references Charles Golottegg. 10
East sOth st.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
ORIENTAL RUGS.

DO YOU want 70 save money! Then let
me get that Oriental rug for you. Vincent
Gurdi, Rug Broker. e07 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17

One housewife hides teaspoonful Of Jam IN pop
overs when serving them as a dessert
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17

A little lemon Juice added 10 roast veal is con
sidered by some foreign cooks improvement
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
rvPEwRITrNG AND TYPEwRITERs.

VICTOR VISIBLE. 20 Nassau st; cata-
iog7le free; all makes taken part pay
mem. bargains in Undsrwoods. Remingtons.
divers Smiths 4
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17

ser1lany IS not New York. Ever and anon some
ing happens which proves that if person wants
= come out in a bizarre costume or anything OF
III kind the safest place for that person is the
Great White way.
Mss Myrtle Elvyn an English pianist. is one
'snlan who has just found out that in Germany
s'-ae shims must be restrained. She has been
thlng concerts in Erfurt. Prussia, and had with
Asr little dog. One day she received letter from
ne police as follows:
yesterday. al = O'Clock in the afternoon you
ere seen leading by a string dog wearing a req
A'k hat. thus causing excitement. This vas a
sioss nisdemeanor- We fine you five shillings or
We Gays Imprisonment
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
RAHROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R.

BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R.
ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Ever other Hour on the Even Hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHING TON
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION. WASHINGTON. WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily sd ST Lib -
Washington. Sleepers- IL . Pm 81 s1n
Wasblngton Diner. ParIor $50 am 500 am
washington. Diner. ParIor 20 am 900 am
washington Diner. Parior- IL so am u 90 n n
washington. Parlor- 1-5O pm 200 PA
Parlor car. New York TO Richmond. Va
.'Royat Ltd :" Diner. .ParlOr $50 pm 4. 90 pm
WASHINGTON, Diner. ParlOr $50 pm 500 pm
washington Buffet, Parlor $50 pm 200 pm
Through Daily Trains 70 the West.
Chicago, PittsburE- ---.-.. 100 am 500 am
Chicago. Columbus ------- II 50 am Il 0O n n
Pittsburg. Cleveland ----. $50 pm 4CO pm
-.Pittsburg Limited -.-.-- $50 pm 100 pm
Gin, St. l.. Louisville .11.50 pm I so ar1
Gin, St l.. Louisville. Q. so am I0.00 am
Gin, ST l.. Louisville. $50 pm SEQ pm
Ofices. 245. 434. 1900 Broadway, 8 Astor
House 225 Fifth Ave. y. Y; 80 Ave. 4.
II Ridge St: S4S Fulton ST. Brooklyn
West 23d st. and Liberty 81.
After P NJ Sleeping Car reservations
and full information regarding trains. ETC..
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information.
b. & o. r. R. I'D St Terminal. Phone
No. Chelsea 6b5O.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
RED 80" LINE

RED %" LINE
For SAN JUAN. ?. R. Ia CUAYRA.
pro CABELLO. CURACAO AND
MARACAIBO VIA CURACAO.
SIS. Caracas ..--- SATURDAY. June ~. noon
: : NTaracaibo- .--... Saturday. July 3, noon
FOR Ia GCAYRA. CURACAO AND
MARACAIBO-
ZrfIia --.......- Saturday. Juno 26. noon
4 Srearne-. -..---.. Saturday. July 10. noon
pier II adjoining Wall st. Ferry, Brooklyn
These steamers have superior accomInodar-
tions for passengers
R0TT.T0N. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers - Wall ST