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when she Asktd for AdN Ire aaW bei
- Often a. One sees an Elephant ~
the way, These Poems Are 4 upright
Prof Harry Thurston Peck Of Columbia
University fatty denied yesterday that h
was the author Of certain amatOry spistles
which Miss Esther Quinn. a stenographsr
who is suing the professor for 5000 fOi
/ breach Of promise 10 marry. says he wrOts
| 10 her
/ In the ten years that have known this
woman sad Prof Peck. 4 have written
her from ten 70 twelve letters. none Of
which she dares publish All Of them were
signed by my full name and were in re-
gard to some situation or other about
which she asked my advice. first met
Mise Quinn in 1901 was then engaged
IN literary work IN connection with an
evening newspaper. and Miss Quinn came
70 the ONCE a. a successor 20 a more or
lees brilliant line Of stsnographers die
lated material 20 her and never saw her
except IN the presence Of third party.
usually Dr. Frederick Taber Cooper.
After ! left the newspaper office she used
70 come 20 -ee me about once year 10 ask
my advice about various matters The
asst interview | had with he was when
she came TO me 10 ask about moving to
Boston 20 live She had heard that 10 was
cheaper living m Boston and wanted 70
know what | thought OF u
The professor paused and threw hack
his head. looking out u his tip tilted eve
Elasses az the fountains IN front % the
Columbia library
Il may have written her ten or twelve
times. he continued slowly. TO avoid
meeting her. but | signed my full name
70 all Of those letters. and YOU observe
that none of the letters she says / " rote
her IL signed by my fun name.
! remember one interview ! had With
her three or four years ago She came
to my o1iCe az the university in a state ~
great perturbation and wanted % know
II I thought she would te happy II she
were married. Well. I Wa somevhat
surprised and asked her II she had picked
out the man and n he loved her She said
that there Was nothing definite arranged
a. yet but thought there might he. and
told her that II she liked the man by ali
means 90 ahead and marry him.
To put the matter IN a nutshell he
concluded. 1 have seen tho woman
about a. often well. about a. often a.
one ssasH an eleuuAnt
Then he turned 10 the more immediate
matter u his answer in the forthcoming
suit and said that he had material for
defence which he would not make public
al present that would take the wind out
81 their calls referring 20 Miss Quinn
and her lawyer
The professor was then asked about
some verses Of his recently published
IN two New York papers and one Boston
paper and said 70 have been written by
Prof Peck 10 Miss Quinn.
Miss Quinn could hardly have been
he inspiration for those verses. said the |
professor for they were published in
sos. year before ! met her, in a volume !.
" my verses called Grey Stone and |
porphyry.- got up by Dodd, Mead 4 Co |
some one dug them out and iuggled the |
SaTmest of them into a combination do /
roid o. prO-Ody o. sense intend "a sue |
he papers that published them for in ,
ringement Of the copyright laws
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DIED..

APLIN On June T. 1910. william Apan So
vices --fHK FuNERAL CMuRcH.- FRANK y
CANPBI1-L BLD0l. al West I'd -
BoLMER -suddsnly o. June = 1910 81 be re-
denct, 1913 WArburtoa av.. Yonksrt y Y,
n De Forest BOlmer, Aged - years
Funeral services a. s. JONAS Church. Vonksfs
NY. Thursday a. 2.1OP " Carriages III
meet the IS ?. II. train from Grand cssrh
station.
BURGOYNE On June 4 1910 a. TIE re,idsnr'
Of Der son-in-law. Charles 4 Hau.lt5n. ~
Wett End Av.. Caroline ". stokes uiios o.
Theodore Burgoyns IN her ssd yeaf
Tunsral private. Kindly omit n0vers
CHAPMAN At the residence Of bis sister NJ
Alfred ~ Deas. az 81 st.. New B'gh'a-
staien Island. George s. Chapman agei
yetH. Mr.. Chapman was formerly ,a7'a'
n the Police Department. city Of Nep loT'
Funeral services az bis late rcsidencc Sailrii
June II. .PM
EcX-On June 8 Bertha. widou Of Guido --'
In her asth year
Funeral services on saturday morning q; '''
past 10 O'Clock 90 Trinity Lutheran ,-...
iooth 81. between Columbus and Ars.s i'n
avs. iatsTmsni private.
JOHNSON On June :. 1910 william ''
son, scarsdals. y. =
Auetal pllNAe.
LrCKR On June .. Hsnry Llras $50
years Funeral services 81 re ,hA7e
Inc stephen Merritt Burial ComrAn' 81
and ian 81. on Friday 81 10 oc.orA .''
meui a. convrnienCe Of famib
PfFFARD on Wednesday. June = e. -' %
dence. - West S7th - OF pncumon'' 7''
g HfAFd, II. n. IL. D. 10 ne Z"
OF bis age
Funeral FRIDAY. June 10. ~ "
Church Of inc TransaEurauon. -s'1 a. ~
sth AZ inierment priva,e.
Tw MEDICAL sosrErv ~ nv C0r'r' '
NEw YoRK Members are rsqurse1 y
Tend me funeral services Of or ia'
member, ~ Hcnry q. pifard. a. no .a
~ Ne Transhguraton. ~ Es"' -
-iday. June 70. ~ . ocioca
JOHN p. WNEHs. FfssidCnf
InHN van nnnHg Yorau, $500
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BENNET BOOV WrORPORiTED.
the CSnErsssmans Friends Propose 10
Push Him for GOVernOr

The william ,. Bsnnet Republican Club.
lnr formed ~ loom Congressman Ben
net 'or Governor ~ tbs State. will meet
ir morrow evening ~ the Grand Union
H"tsl \ sysb'mli'' campaign vii -
planned
VI" club ls- sent around copies NJ 4
petition f0r W. Bennst's npfnInatiOn
The pe'f'I0u says that he has made earnest
efforts - promote me welfare IT ~! classes
working especially On behah u the i'm
migrants
Congre-' man William SulEer. who u
also againsi rho RESTRICTION Il immigra-
non snd iu favor ~ easier naturalization
\ being 5pDmrd Tor Governor Nv his
f1euGs
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BiUH ROY WtkES irEW DnEG
AaI Nurh Elsr DssnG Yesterday a. the
IIrmp,irRd Yield.

r,rpt> M T. { June A. the
Bs.rr-'saf AVIATION felt thus afternoon
herr vIr Htf'r 1T Interest uufll o'clDck
NH". hamilton made fight of ten
minute ami according 90 his own esti-
mate r'a,h"i an altitude OF strout -0O
b. &c. ..s,utDi -everal dives with
- motor ur ..r MARLIN" running q, full
-Y.r auI HrYrrri from 80 and 20
iear gtf ur f-U ~" malhiEs hat
bon .rarrau's.i preparatory Tor th"
hghf TYm New YORK o. phiafelrhia
90 r.'grl nu saturday
Niga . ! Todd. who's hying ma
rhI~o va mo- Hr-t ~ occupy a spare
" tls .h"f rs there booking over her
Hisr fu' aho iiiut -st any time for q
hght Philip Wilcox. C1mmhia stu
dent Who hts huilf rig hipla1s. sslt
io-rsv % OpUli Do. 'riei ont on Friday
afternoon
Mrs august Belmont and Harriet
For %" playWr zhi viewed the flights
BON an automobile
ATLANrI' 'Try y ! June Arrange
ms1f. for Am aerial meet in Atlantic lity
hOw lIly fo 10 have been made hv
III atlantic CIV nero cub with Glenn
CEtIss aud othors lash pu1rs amount
ng 10 a. 0n0 will hs offered flight over
The ocean an events Tor amateur. vIll 10
included N ih" seyeral days programme.
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Boston and AIban, ImprS, smsa, Bsna..

ALBAvY. June The Boston 4 Albany
Railroad Company today filed petition
With the Public Service Commission ask
ing Tor auth oriEation 10 issue g. on. 90
II twenty five year : per cent. improve
msnt binds u 1910 The New York
central 4 Hudson River Railroad Company
has also applied for leave % GUARANTEES
tho bOnds The proceeds n the bonds
are ~ - used for the payment IT amounts
heretofore expended and amounts pro-
p1ssd 10 h. expended during the year
1910 On improvements and hetternenta.
The application has already received the
approval u tho Massa chusetts Board 81
r. ilrD1d Commissioners
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10, INC Cup. Tor 4 ourieou, Hotel Wen.

A. the quarterly nesting oi the Hotel
Association ~ the CiSy ~ New York. held
m the Cambridge Building last night. two
silver loving cups were presented 10
D. VI T"rn"y. proprietor Of the Hotel
Marlborough ard ? 4 Reed. proprietor
Who attended the recent National Hotel
Men reunion IN Los Angeles IN q special
train organized by the two recipients
Among the hotel men present last night
we're George 4 Boldt William & MusSb.
anheim and " johnson Quinn
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Ms,or slsn. Dance Hsm nm

Mayor Gaynor signed yesterday the
dance hall bill. which provides for the
licensing and inspection by the city au-
thoritiea - all public dance halls and
which prohibits admission 70 such places
~ girls under u unlsas properly accom-
panied II IL further provided that in
tOXicating drinks shall not he sold in such
nlacss
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Nan Who Game Here 20 DE said Hs Was
Leather Merchant

man vho registered a. tho ~plnglar
Hotel % Ess1 Four' zenith street. -ix week
ago a. Arthur Blackburn - Philadelphia
killed himself m the hotel lat night by
irhalnE illuminating "a. Ne lef' note
sskInR ma " Blackburn - ~" DyfprG
HIndery Company SO Arch street phila.
dslphia hn notified
Tho man had thrown rountarpAns
nver gas heater. turned IN tho Eaz
ard crAwioi under the 'punferpans
Llttie was known II him m th" hotel
We "a about o. wears I'D Re had ~
bAggagn and ga behind m ht- rent
Eaioh1fe hotel pe0pif Jhat be- had hesn
4 'a1ihnt narrhanr
PHILApf ma Juu" When 4 "
Blackburn ~ rho oxford Hrd~ry. ~
arch street Wa shown despatch from
reU iork fortnight announcing The siii.
c1de there ~ q man SUPPOSED o. h. he
brother aud Whp wis reported % have
left o notn ~ him he said'
= Snow. ot un such nan a. Arthur
Hack5uTn nor have ! received any such
after II The New York police have a
isttsr addressed b. me let them send u
I know absolutely nothing about u
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MARRIED..

~ GOiCOJ RIA -- TtNLEY. - On vednssetg
June a. 1910. ~ C0uncii Blurs. "a Frbaor'
Beatrice Tinisy n Albert Y Dc GoicoJ-a -
N~w Nork city. A. the home N ne bris'
mother. Mr., Mathew H Tiniey
SANTiNI-GILRERr On Wsiue,dsy. June
1910. vers p. Gilbert. daughter n NJ tsi
Mrs. Charlie, "errepout n Gilbert 10 1sa
d0lph Rogers Santlnl Of Rome
WILSON BORLAND on Wednesday. Iuns
1910. At he Churrh ~ the lnrarnauon. b.
the Rev William n. Grosvcnor. Ance daugh
Ter Of NJ. and Mrs. }. Nelson Bo-'sni %
Orme Wilson. Jr
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sPECLAL NOTICES.
USE ALIENS FOOT.ElSE,

The anuseptic powder 10 he SHAKEN into ths
shoes. n you have Tired. aching feet Wy AI,.n' =
Foot Fase u rests ne iset and makes neg o.
ught ahoes easy Cures acting. Huonsn nor
sWea Ting feet Relieves rnrag and htninns 81 III
phln and giyes Feal and eoulfDr Always No n
" hreaE y NeH shnrs TTy II ~ ddg. Sod ever, .
EheTr. > -. bnat aCcfpf aHg fuesffur Fnr
FREE irlal parkag~ address Allen 81 Oiunst-d
= Roy. Y
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New Wan CDn,Idrrsd for Go,rrnsr Of
Onto

IIN'fSS ,rf June = 1t - sad author.
Na'i ely here tonight that q number ~
k"TIUH.a" 'asi"r- have agreed on tho
nDrnIrsuor ~ Attorney General L e.
Denma' for Governor a. the state con.
yertIHu next month D-nman took q
br1nuu'ur part Iu The recent graft rX
Pn-ur"s " oIumbuS lie has not been
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-09

Tho Wall Stree. edition ~ THE EvENtxa
srN Contains sI mo financial news and
Ne -t'cs aad bond quotations ~ tho cl9-s
- no market Tho closing aioiationa
including rhs ND and asked prices. With
.ddlr|Tl' ness matte. are contained aI.o
70 he ghr cation ~ Tvs FvENTvo grs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-09
4 RIVAL THREE ARTS CLUE.
JuIlus HSpp Proposes % start Doe maj
WI ADMIT jewish women.

julius HOpp. who Is producing The
SnoWstom' in English az the Hpzin
THEATRE on the BoWery. announced laat
night that an effort n 20 be made TO or
Gani1e a new Ihree Arts Club 20 assist
young Jewish women Of the starr ana
students of art and music.
Sara Bala. who said on Tuesday niRht
that admittance to the present Three
Arts Club had been refused her bscauu.
Of her Jewish parcntAge. a a member
Of Mr. Hopp's company.
Mr.. HOpp said that there would be a
professional matinee az the Lipzin Theatre
this afternoon Tor the purpose % RettinF
together thOas Interested in the project
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-09
NEW STATE PRISON SITE
Il IN Dutchess County on the Harlem
Railroad 90 NIles From New Ysrk.

49," w" TWIN
ALBANY. June s.-A site for q state
prison to take the place Of that at Bear
Mountain which was abandoned 10
permit the development Of Palisades
Park made possible through gifts from
Mrs. =. H. Hartman and Others. has
been selected tentatively in Dutchess
county. The site will not be available
until Gov. Hughes approves il. The
tract. which Will be paid for out Of the
500 900 appropriation made by the state
Legislature a year ago. 10 on the Harlem
Railroad. siGty-nine miles north OF New
York city, and comprises 900 acres
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ALFsrY luu' GOV Hughes vetoed
TO-DAY f.- Meade. Phillip, primary 70
huu |I' giving ~ hIz reasons those
nzr"6 u ITs special message 10 the
l"g.-'afur" Iu Nav 20 when he tried 20
Tor" ih" N--"mps 200 pass The Hughes
CoNu .HUIrumr." I.U
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VICTIMS BLESS QUEEN ELENA.
Royal Wait 20 Earthquake Region %
IiaIy AFousea Enthuslasm.

,psctdi Cabs DsspdicA 70 TEE SUN
RONE. June She King and Queen
of Italy arrived az Calitri this morning
They visited the ruins caused by the earth
quake yesterday. crowds following. APP
pAuding and cheering and occasionally
begGing.
Women pressed around the Queen and
kissed her hands Many wept aloud
and blessed her for coming. The royal
couple distributed relief. which. however.
was unnecessary. ~ provisions are
plsntiful
The King watched the work Of rescue
and assisted in the removal Of two bodies
from the ruins Tire Queen visited tho
injured in the hospital
Thirty dead have been recovered
Twenty persons are still missing. The
panic continues in the earthquake area
and also in Naples. where the population
slept last night in the Opsn The churches
are crowded. The inhabitants Of the
entire earthquake area. in fact. passed
ths night in the open air. fearing a rspeti-
tion Of tho shocks.
The earthquake is attributed OF NapIss
90 the wrath Of 81. Januarius. whose blood
did not hquety this year 10 accordance
with the traditional miracle. A huge
procession 10 being organized 70 appease
the saint
WAsHINOrON. June s.-The American
Embassy AZ Rome advised the State De-
pariment to-day that no Americans were
killed in tho earthquake yesterday in
southern Italy
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Indiana Democrats Name P.,.roo 70,


HANNOND. Ind. June She Dem.
Gratis Of the Tenth Congress diEric, n.
here to-day and nominated John 3 Ps-a-.
son Of Crown Point for Congress
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POTTERY FOR METROPOLITAN.
ROuen CollectiSn Win PrireIess sDecI-
msns said TO Ne Bought ny NP. MsrEap.

special Csbls DsfpdicA 70 rHE SrN
PARIs June The Journal says that
J Pierpont Morgan has purchased for
the Metropolitan Museum Of Ar, the
unique Rouen pottery collection belong
ing 10 CASTOR 10 Breton. for many years
chief 81 the Rouen Museum
The collection includes priceless speci-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-09

TEpHEN ~ HONE announcpu ~ removal
~ his Law OEFlCE from q Wa Street 10 -
bth Az Phgna III Madison sauara
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-09

81 Januarius, who Is the patron saint
OF Naples, suffered martyrdom by behsad-
ing while he was bishop of Benevento.
HE body lies in a crypt Of the cathedral.
while the head and two walls said 70 oon-
tain his blood are IN tho chapel. The
tradition n that when the blood 10 placed
near the head II become. liquid. When
ever the blood fails 70 hgusfv The peorla
regard u 40 q had Oman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-09
UNBEnTAKERs

FRANK Y. CAMPBELL, stI .1as y. 7 sas 2.
Chapsia. AHbuiancs service. Tel iNs W.
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LOVE LETTERS NOT Mine
SITS MARRY THCRSTON PECK
OF ESTHER OCINN'S SUIT.

wrote 10 Her. signing Hh Full Name,
when she Asksd for Advice saw Nee
- Often ~ One sees an Elephant ~
the way, These Poems Are & Opyrtght.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-29
Housswork Made Easy.


It Is clearly every woman's duty
when the days of summer approach to
tighten her domestic labors as much
as possible In order that she may en-
Joy the open air pleasures and SO store
up strength and health for the COM
paratively shut in winter days.
One piece house dresses of calico or
lawn are nice because they are cool,
easily Numbered, do not fade and are
always becoming.
To keep the house cool and clean In
the easiest way we should have bare
floors, small rugs which are easily
shaken and simple muslin draperies.
Many are using double sash curtains
at windows for summer. and the effect
is quite pretty. The lower curtains are
fastened to the sash and SO raise with
the window, leaving the entire space
for air to enter.
Heavyweight sheeting with wide
hens all around make dainty bed
| spreads. They are light and easily
Numbered.
The kitchen floor may be scrubbed
with an ordinary scrub brush fastened
to a mop stick, so that n need mo-
| get down on hands andrkhees. Surplus
water can be taken up with cloth III
| another mop stick.
A wise housekeeper keeps a papel
over the catch-an pan under the burn
ers of the gas stove and changes
often. That's easier than securing tn,
pan.
On the sill she keeps a small pot "
growing parsley, and she always ha
green ON hand to flavor soup and 9
decorate the meat platter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-29
A Small County.

Rhode Island not only is the smallest
state in the Union. but It has the
smallest county. Bristol. which con
tains but twenty-five square miles.
Eight hundred Bristol counties could
be placed within either Custer county,
Mont, OF San Barnardino county. Cal.
Nearly eight counties the size of erts.
tol could be placed within the con.
fnes Of the city of Chicago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-29
STATEN ISLAND RAPID TRANSIT
RAILWAY.
Time Table in Effect Thursday, May

lStiis lSEV.
PERTH AMBOY TO NEW YORK.
LEAYE-s:10. e:3e, 700, 7:29. 7:2, 500,
500. $50, $50, 1880; la A. N. 12;lz. .l:5s.
2;5o, S:35. 4;26. 5;2s. $40, 1853. 300, 1923,
i s1TPnjRp;Axs BETWEEN 11:5o A. M.
AZ APP "a a;o s,o F. s! M,- III 5 81 a. s:io. III ~ III.
r KPRIF d8sShcrI 5sA EgAv EIEH9gE
s:M. Az $50; So; s:ls 2!@. 7:@,' s:S,,
,.apATENRsPSAAYss33-1Is:as l;0ss 1;45; ls;4a, s:ss,
SUNDAYS AND LEGAL HOLIDAYS,
LEAVE PERTH AMBOY-s:55.. n7:65. $50.
s:ss. s s:ss. 1 s'4s' IL q" &c. q I'd s:l5. 1 1:ss' 5:ss.
s:53. s:46, 1875. and holidays only 11:so D.
rk kpBFF aossncT RSsTf LEAVE EI FHRqT
lh :iss s;Ee s:ls;. a III. Sd 1s;'' 81: & G s:a. 1a:5s.
i HOLIDAYS BAY p only ~ IL: n;s 9. a m. m and as s:i5 on a.
NEW rogK TO Perth AMBox
80 :: M s:ls ~; &C., nf S'ss;. JIG a:S. s s:s. s:@. ~: IS
81 sAT fGjgs ~? i hE m,i lz;aS q: ,a ma D. M.
ss:sS, s:lS. 5;@s' 20, SIG: 600. $40 77:S.
s; @ibb 81 81; l0'se BPojA n WITHOUT
TR1IN coNNEcTfoN LEAVE 10Y
TENVTLLE-s:@. ,e:42, 7:45, $50, 1850,
s;ss i g nyi MD ia;so; .. l;sS, s;ss SIS; -. s- Sis q
= nj: 1872. 1875. l:s6 4:@. 4:sa $50,
io;nSi BE ? A ni EeA Hor.1nAys
LEAVE NEW YORK-H:ea, 500, eco,
$3.50. 1914. 100 a.. M; 1s:M noon: 100,
s:N SO, t:ea, 500 SOC. $40 TO. 800.
and holidays only 1880 a. m.
ADDITIONAL BOATS WITHOUT
TRAIN CONNECTIONS LEAVE TOT
l3:0o noon; 1:00, a:00. 500, 400. 4:5a. s:ss,
SIS. 6:S5. 6:65 p. m, and s:G a. m. holf-
GEORGE J.. BROWN,
General Trafic Agt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-29

The mileage OF the blood circulation
reveals some astonishing facts. It has
been calculated, for instance, that, as
Stunning the heart to beat sixty-nine
times a minute at ordinary pressure,
the blood goes at the rate of. POT yards
In a minute, or nine miles an hour,
220 miles a day arg 10000 miles a
year. II a man eighty-four years old
could have had one single blood cor
puscle floating IN his blood all his life
1t would have travelled in that time
nearly 100000 miles-Chicago Rec
| ord-Herafd
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-29
Matthews For Tsnsr,a plan.

Pittsburg, July 29.AAt a warm on
ference of the Republican leaders of
Lawrence, Beaver and Washington
counties, Charles Matthews Of New
Castle, Pa. Lawrence county, was
chosen to take the place Of Congress
nan John K. Tener on the ballot next
fall, Tener having resigned to make
the a c. for governor of Pennsylvania,
Mr.. Matthews is vice president of the
National bank of Lawrence county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-29
ExpIatnsa.

Baxter-Funny, isn't it7 Where we
say a man puts his foot in his mouth.
the French say he puts his foot in his
o
Foster-Of course. That's ali owing
to the nasal sound In SO many OF the
French worda.-Ressen Transcript
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-29

Look st the prices or things an
advertised In today's paper. Is you
know values. and lave a care for
your purse, these prices will! interest
you. a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-29

To Let-Four and five rooms with
all latest improvements. Inquire
s. Mandel, 10 New Brunswick Ave.
1Grocery Store.) 1859 1927 st
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-29
SALE OF BONDS,

Proposals viii be received until
8 o'clock D. M, August T. 1870 at
the office Of the city treasurer. Perth
Amboy. for the purchase of $4,000,
Az per cent. Police and Fire Faciil-
ties Bonds. Bonds to be dated May
/. 1910 and to mature May l. 1880.
CHAS. X. SEAMAN.
City Treasurer,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-29

open 49,. T.W q. N. Close. T:M p. m.
Money Order department opens Nf:S6 =
M, closes at 500 D. m.
Registry Department opens 7 q. m-
closes 500 p. m.
Carriers window open evenings from
9 to 7 p. m. Sundays . to 10 a n.
Stamp window opens 7 q. NJ; closes at
1880 p. m, daily. Sundays. opens 8 a. M:
closes 1000 q. m.
Public corridor open until 0 .. m.
GEORGE III. TTCE,
FosSmGstsf.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-29
ROOMS TO LET.

10 Let-Flat, four rooms. 1872
Madison Ave. Inquire 278 Rec
Tor st. 1856 1929 ct
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-29

Some or the news or your imme-
diate neighborhood may be found In
the want ads. today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-29

Look at the prices of things" az
advertised in today's paper. If you
know values, and have a care for
your purse, these prices will interest
Untn N
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-29

For Sale-Small house ON monthly
payments. Inquire Herman Fred
erick, 496 Amboy Ave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-29

For Sale-Gas engine, 10 horsepower
or, AL condition. Will sell at a
bargain. Apply Evening News
1-3-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-29

10 Let-Flat, 5 rooms and bath, all
improvements. 100 Commerce st.
1858 1929 ct
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-29

For Rent-Nice 4-room corner fat,
Sill. Newly papered. .316A Cor
don ST., cor. Grant. 1880 7-27 st
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-29
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.

TRAINS LEAVE PERTH AMBOY.
For New York. Newark and Eliza
beth at s:2s, TIL, C:4a N. Z. only), 1855.
s:24, $3.50. a;4S. 1905. I1:15 a: M: 12:is,' L2:a,
s:S' 4;n 5'@, 46:1s Newark Specially $40
Newark Special, Saturday, 1f:a p. m.
Sundays, >S:32 a. m. liza. sos. TBS, s:ai.
For Philadelphia and Trenton via
Bound. Brook, T:1T, .7:65, s:24 (s:<e a. m,
ghiia; onl ~, 1a;ss. s:ss. s;os SIS p. m.
For Long Branch, Asbury Park. etc.
$40, Si57. 1894, u:5s a. M. 2:zs. Asa. B:s1
6:31. 12:As night. Sundays. 4:22. 1884, a. m,
For Freehold. 5:1o. s:Ss. s.57. n:ss q. m;
s:23. 5;oS, $50 p. m. Sundays. s:ss a. M.
w. q, RESLER, ". p. and q. M.
w. C. HOPE. Gen. Pass. Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-29

Desirable property o sale on State
st. 75x15O. Easy terms. Meyer
Karkus, 21O N. b. Ave. City.
MWF.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-29

To Let--Flat, all improvements, COR
ner Market and South First streets.
Inquire NJ. Shumsky, 312 State st.
12832-6-27-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-29
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Desirable lots for sale On Market
st. 83x130. Inquire Meyer Kar-
kus, 21O N. b. Ave-, City. MWF.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-29

Lost-While driving on Wednesday
evening. a iady's lace muller,
finder will greatly oblige loser by
returning same to Louis Isenberg &
Bros, 25s Smith st. Suitable re-
ward. 1868 1923 1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-29

To Let-Four rooms, all improve
ments. 1853 Broad st.
1906 7-27 ct
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-29

For Sale-Corner lot on Cornell st.
Inquire SCI Cornell st.
1858 1923 ct