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New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
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washington. March 4.-The 6ist con-
,,,ss exnired AZ noon to-day. When tho
cavels of Vice-President sherman aho
sneaker Cannon fell simultaneously IN
their respective houses there passed. lil'o
ristor,, a Congress which has placed 10 its
,-.d,t a larger amount Of good legislation
than any OF it's predecessors. ana WHICH
has made giant strides IN economic prog
ress The fall of the gavels also marked
The end Of the first half OF the adminis'ra-
,ion Of President William Howard Tart
a, administration which has been exceIled
~. NO predecessor since Lincoln in diplo-
matte and progressive legislative achleNe-
ment.
The Congress lust ended Will be chiefly
noted for the passage of the Payne tariff
bill. which like each Of its predecessors
has marked an epoch I'm the econo'Hc MS
tory Of the nation. The historian OF the
future will mark the complete revolution
of tariff making methods by the creation OF
a Tariff Board TO determine beyond perad-
venture the proper measure OF protection
as OF far greater significance and as & iar
more enduring stride in the march OF prog
rcss than the more or less temporary ad-
justnent Of the schedules even though
Democratic opposition prevented the Ne-
pubncans from making the Tariff Board
permanent agency Of the government. Or
equal economic Importance is the perfection
of the system Of federal control OF the rates
OF railroads and other common carriers.
From the point OF view OF the world At
large the greatest achievement Of this ad-
ninistration and OF the session Of the Sem
ate lust ended is the negotiation and rati-
fcaton of the general treaty with Japan
and second only 10 the establishment OF
tho relations OF the United States and
Japan on a permanent and friendly basis
comes the adjustment OF every remaining
issue with Great Britain-the settlement OF
the fisheries question by arbitration and OF
all other questions in dispute by direct ne
sotiations or by special commissions.
OF scarcely less importance is the nego-
tistion Of a reciprocity agreement with
canada, which the House has approved. but
action on which the Senate has deferred
until the special session TO begin on April
4 an agreement Of far-reaching political
siCnifcance. in that its final approval must
serve more closely TO cement the friend
ship OF the two great English speaking ma
lions in the Western Hemisphere. besides
comforting some economic benefit on the
citizens Of both countries.
The 6lst Congress held three important
sessions-a special tariff session, lasting
i4S DAYS; a regular session, lasting 20l days,
and the final and short session, lasting 50
days.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
TREATIES AND CONVENTIONS KAT
IEIED.

commerce and navigation treaty with
Japan ratified February ~ l9H; -..t
F'ur seals treaty with Great Britain raul
''TS Fxtradition treaty with France ratified
Naturalization treaty with Argentine Re
public ratified January J., ltIO .,o., H..
Consular treaty with Sweden ratlei june
international treaty for the repression OK
obscene publications ratified January 4''
1911 ,,..,-..
International treaty for tie arbitration OF
pecuniarv claims tFOurth Pan American
conference. BuenOs Ayres) ratified Feb
International treaty for the protection. OF
trademarks (F'ourth PanAmercan confer
once, BuenOs Ayres) ratihed feorud'S .
International treaty for the protection of
'nventions. patents. designs and Industrial
models Fourth Pan American Conference
Ruenos Ayres) ratified February ). 1911.
International treaty for the proteci,,oil ION, OF OF
literary and artistic copyrights ttourut
pan American Conference, Buenos ASfeS)
ratified February 10, lSll. IN, d,
international Prize Court treaty ratihed
February II, 1911. -.t.., 5,,
ditional protocoD ratified February 10, lsll.
Protocol of provisional tariff arTangement
with Japan ratified February a 4sIi. .,e., a,
Arbitration treaty WIN al '"s"''
T;,ytrsdition treaty with Dominican Re-
public ratified July 26. 1853. ~. .ra,,,,
Boundarv PassamaQuoddy Bay ued'!
,-;tG 1re,f Rritain ratified June 6, 1910.
patents treaty with Germany ratihed
April 10. 1909. -,,..- .;,,o 20 tho
Treaty with Mexico regarding tue 10 Ihe
CLannizal tract ratified December y, 1910.
! Treaty with Mexico regarding tltle 10 tIie
Chamizal tract protocol extenolhs I'm I'm
for nresentation Of C. ses In claim ratIneG
| DecamNer II? 1910.
TreatT with Russia on corporations or
stocL companies ratified May 8, lS'
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
Excessive Drinkers Never Find
Cause Of Folly in Themselves

tralized and eliminated before craving
appetite and desire is destroyed.
Those who have taken the Neal Treat
meut are to-day enthusiastic in their
praise Of its efficacy FOR in three days Il
destroys completely the old, craving, re-
sistless appetite which liquor only tem-
porarilv satisfied. Three days from bust
ness is all that ~ required. It IS only g
little vacation spent amid cheerful en-
Vironments with all the comforts ano
privacy OF hone, club or hotel
The man who drinks 10 excess ~ as
badly in need Of proper medical help as
Is the victim Of typhoid fever.
The Neal Treatment by neutralizins
and eliminating all alcoholic poison IL
three days, destroys all desire for liquors
1t rebulds shattered nerves and brings
JOY into homes where despair has ruled
It's curative power has been nationally
demonstrated. and thousands who know
OF the marvellous transformations
wrought-bankers, clergymen. physicians
and business men-in many states have
no hesitancy IN endorsing the Neal
Treatment
The Neal Treatment consists Of the
administration by regular physicians oi
"A perfectly harmless vegetable remedy
taken internally. With positively no
hypodermic injections.
NO b'llei investment can b' llihf
none will yield greater and quicker re-
turns in restored manhood and happi-
ness. In three days you can return -
home or business with faculties bright
oned, eyes clear and confidence restored.
IuVestiga ton is not only invited. but
urged. Home Treatment can be ar
ranged for those who prefer H.
II YOU have relative or friend who
ought to rid himself OF the drink habit.
don't delay n day; call. write or phone
the physician at the Neal Institute, 20
East 32nd st. New York City. where
the Neal Treatment is being admins
tered by him daily. Phone 1856 Madi-
son Square. Open day and night.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
GAS BONDS ON MARKET

White & Co are Offering 100000 East
Ito Gas Company cleveland, Ohio) first
mortgage per cent sinking fund bonds
Cue 1899 They are part of an authorized
issue OF s2j,OOO,O0o. of which Sl5.Woo0 are
outstanding. Remaining bonds can be is
sued for only 50 per cent of cost Of per-
rnauent improvements and extensions, and
oulv when earnings are one and three
quarters times interest charges. Ihey aye
Il first mortgage on the properties OF the
company. including the entire gas proper
tles In Cleveland Favorable franchises
are enjoyed For the year ended December
lglc. gross earnings were S,7j3,s6; net, g.
342.32s; interest. $4,000. The bonds are of
fered at 9S.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
NOTABLE OFFERINGS At THE STORES
For Further Details Consult the Advertisements in TOdayS
Tribune
Tribune.

, ginning tomorrow. will offer All exceptional
invoice in Oriental rugs. House gowns.
klmonos and dressing sacques. underwear,
pettcoats and corsets are other things to
ne offered this week at attractive prices.
G. G. GUNTHER'S SONS, No. 39l Fifth
avenue, offer 70 store furs and fur lined
garments. rugs and robes. at moderate
charge.
GREENHCT-SI SIEGEL COOPER COM
PANY. Sixth avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets. has arranged for this week a num-
Der OF attractions At unprecedented values.
including mems ard women's apparel. dress
goods and Innings. furniture, oil paintings
and groceries
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & CO. Broad
way and 18th street invite attention TO a
sale of imported dress goods. blouses wom-
ems suits and coats and Oriental rugs.
THE SIMPSON CRAWFORD COM
PANY. Sixth avenue. between leth and
10Th streets. will have an unparalleled sale
OF tablecloths. scarfs. shams and centre
pieces at extraordinary prices
RENARD. West 23d street. announces a
complete showing of fashions in spring
wear including trimmed and untrimmed
millinery. tailored hats and tailored suits.
JOSEPH p. MHUGH & CO.. Fifth ave-
nue. and West 42d street, are Offering fur
niture. including chairs tables, pictures,
motto boards and brass plaques, az reason
able prices.
HIGGINS & SETTER. Sixth avenue. be-
. tween 2Ist and 22d streets. lay stress on a
sale Of cups and saucers, wine sets, claret
Jugs and souvenir plates.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
TO RUN COLONIsT TRAINS De LUXE

The Union Pacific announced yesterday
that it had made arrangements to put in
operation a colonist train de luxe some
tine this month. and travellers bound for
tho West will find an innovation which
will be most comforting. for they will 90
at express train speed and be fed In COM
Portable diners Other lines which will
run coion.st excursions from March 10 70
April Ii will be the Northwestern, the Chi
caco Great Western, the Chicago. Milwau-
kee e. ~. Paul. the Rock Island and the
Illinois Central.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
PRESIDENTS MESSAGES.
First Session.

>tar.b ,e 1q1e-Special message on tariH.
Also special messages recommending
.Tune 16-Enactment OF corporation taN'
June l6-Amendment OF tonsutu'loh ~
provide for incon tax.
Also special messages transmitting
April l5-Proposed tariff revision law Tor
fb'ItHPi'ig an41 TgIReport relative 10 duties col
lected in foreign countries on SUGAR. h,.
April 3V-Copy Of iranchlsG SraH'1u ~, -:
executive council of Porto Rlco 10 L. "e'
MAJ Nav 2|Cop!es Of franchise granted by
svecutiye council Of Porto Rico FOR con
struction OF electric railway hnes' ...,,.o
council of Porto Rico repeating a water
franchise granted 10 Conrado DiaZ
MAY e-Correspondence relative 10 report
upou German manufactures furnished Dy
tIe German government TO the United
Hay ce-Report OF delegates Of United
states TO Pau-American Scienunc congress.
June Copy OF On ordinance repeating a
ferry franchise granted 10 Frank J.. Nc
June ,G, final report Of Provisional Gov
Jun june 7Ecopy Of ordinance, Of executive
franchise granted TO Juan Bertran. ..
lime 7-Copv Cf ordinance Ot executive
,,,"rt Of Porto RICO amending franchise
granted 10 Porto Rico Power and lAsh'
Company.
,IuUe f-lttpOTt t'4dtINc ~ pisNc' VI ~
July Copy of franchise granted by ex-
ecutiye council Of Porto Rico 10 henry d.
Sayre
alias Radlch
July I6-Copy Of franchise granted by ex-
ecutiye council Ot Porto Rico allowing
Bern Brothers TO bridge Condado Bay
July lG-Copy OF franchise granted by ex-
.clIt!ve council OF Porto Rico relating 10
water rights OF municipality OF Ciales.
Also special messages relative to-
MAY 1O-Arairs In Porto Rico.
July 23-RepoTts of Indian Inspector Cyrus
Bcde on conduct Of J. Flair ShOcnfelt ind
ian agent.
Also special messages relating 10 foreign
effairs-
April 2)-Transmitting report relative 10
claims against Venezuela
May e9-Relative - report on wages IN
GERMANY
May Recommending participation OF
Z niteC states 10 Universal and lnterna-
tiona Exposition ~ Brussels.
June 5-Trausmitt'nr statement concern
ing investigation of petroleum fields in
Mexico.
July -s-Report relative 10 affairs in
CONGO.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

.css m account Of fire in city OF Panama
January IL, 1906.
Also special messages
December 2l. l9lO-Re1ative to Ienlarh'"e
n, Texas-New Mexico boundary nne ~,
Jan.aGay e. g. dsid Of joint operations
army navy and marine corps. ,.,.o,,or
January 6-Relative to heciain"''0"
Fund. ., ,o tran4c I'm opium.
1an,,ary oi-Claims OF heirs of Samuei'
Bsdolato. ,o.,o IN international
regulations for protection se o, hoJJ hri nrovid-
,rs va for the valuation OF certain homestead
entries. annronriation 20
continue work of economy anu e0'
bureau.
There were three vetoes-
Iorro,v % 1o11-Bill for relief or car
ence Frederick Chapman. o.. r.,,s,a.e
Eohruarv 24-Joint resolution 20 relhslate d,
certain cadets dismissed for hazing al MIN
taTy FyobrnarY aTaues s5-Bn to issue land patent to
Margaret Padgett.
peom,NeNT MEN WHO RETIRE.
Among the prominent men who. retreo
,ro,, puhlic life as members or the Senat"
,o-soy ore Eugene Hale, OF Maine Nelson
W Aldrich. of Rhode Island; julius {. BUR
-ou.s NJ Michigan: fernando ID. Money
:, w,s.,ss,nni Albert J. Beverldgc. OF In
diana. C'hauncey VI. Depew. OF Ne" 1ork'
John Kean, of New Jersey; Nathan ID.
SCOTT Of West Virginia; Charles DICK OF
Ohio. Morgan ]. Bulkeley. OF connecticut
Elmer ]. Burkett Of Nebraska Thohss
" Carter. o. Montana; Frank T. fIiht' OF
california; Samuel II. Piles. OF Washihs
ton: William Warner, Of Missouri ana
lanes r. Frazier Of Tennessee
rhose who failed Of reelection 20 the
House or voluntarily retired include Tawney'
Of Minnesota Scott. of Kansas nun, VI
Iowa. Lon" Livingston. OF Georgia; D. Siodt
Eossett. ]. Van Vechten Olcott william ..
Pennet and Herbert Parsons. of New hork'
General ]. Warren Keller OF ONO; VIII
lam VI. Howard Dem), OF Georgia. Nehe-
uiah Sperry, of Connecticut retlred)' haiph
Cole. of Ohio: John A. keliher, OF Massa-
chusetts Dem); Albert Douglas, OF ohio
Dem); Washington Gardner, on hichlsan,
Calderhead, Of Kansas; Joe CARES OF
West Virginia: hubbard. OF West virginia.
Sturciss Of West Virginia; Cocks or New
York: ID. A. Alexander. of New fork; Hen
~ s. Boutcll, of Illinois; Edwin Denny, OF
Michigan: Judge Walter ]. Smith, or iowa
GetireO: Hamilton Fish. Of New YORK;
Charles y. Fowler, of New Jersey; duncan
T.. McKlnlay, OF California; Gustave kns-
termann, OF Wisconsin; Harry Maynard
DEM. Of virginia, and II. {. Woodyarc,
Of West Virginia
The following have resigned
Philander c. Knox Senator from Penn.
syNania. TO accept office OF secretary VI
.taf I'm President Tltf'S
Gordon Russell, Representative from
Texas
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
SHIPMENT WEIGHED 735,ooo POUNDS

The Crocker-Wheeler Company, of Am
pere, n. j.. manufacturers of electric ap-
peratus have just completed a large or
der and shipped to the United States Steel
Corporation at Gary. H., twelve carloads
Of dynamos, motors, etc. The shipment
weighed over $500 pounds. II was sent
over the Delaware, Lackawanna West
ern Railroad on a special train.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

uniform in places OF public amusement
made compulsory.
Facilities for acquiring homesteads ex-
tended to wives and children or insane
aliens who have declared intention 10 De-
Authority granted Secretary OF the Inte-
rior for contracting for impounding, stor-
ing and carriage OF water lot Hrisatoh
Cuadrenniai elections Of Philippine As
semblymen and resident commissioners au-
thorized.
Naval programme authorized as follows
Two first class battleships OF about BOW
tons each.
Two Golfers.
Eight torpedo boat destroyers.
-Four submarine torpedo boats.
One submarine tender.
one gunbodt.
River and harhor bill passed AUTHORIZING
numerous improvements and repairs IN ac-
cordance with co-ordinated pohcy au'o-
Gated by the Taft administration.
Lincoln memorial. 10 cost 100000 pro-
vided for and commission named 10 seiec'
site and design. .,oo,
Greene and other officers In battle OF Ot9s Ot9!i, ,
ford Court Hduse. TO cost s"opo' proVioeu
for. -
Permission granted for erection OF me, Ne,
mortal OF discovery OF Lake thaihpialh o'
Crown Point Lighthouse reservation .
President authorized TO drop from the
rolls Of the army any officer absent lIoIi'
duty without ItINc tnTet lHvli'llo w -
Secretary Of war authorized 10 contribute
| transport service to cost not 10 exceed
$50 O0o, to relief OF Chinese famine SUI
ferers.
Tho Ballinger- Pinchot Investigation com.
pleted with a majority report comp,e'tsIg
eXoncrating Secretary Ballinger ana his M
associates and a minority report taking an
opposite view. .-.,., oor,.
The "Triar Lands investigation com
pleted. with both majority and minority re-
ports generating al Philippine ana Amer
lean officials .t
Legislation codfying statutes ahec''ls
the question Of judicial jurisdiction. -.
Circuit courts relieved Of all work other
than appeals such routine work being con-
fided Ia the district courts, thus mah'ns
for more expeditions litigation.
Salaries OF the justices OF inc supI%ilneT ~
Court increased follows: The t.ieI e
Justice from $4,000 to sl5. ana the
associate Justices from s12,50o TO s14.5OO.
Admission free Of duty granted TO ,o,, com, D,
modities imported solely l9r eAIipiu Heso.
the Merchants and Manufacturers AsSo-
citation in New York.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
MEASURES DEFEATED.

The permanent Tariff Board bill passen
h.. The senate. but defeated by filibuzter
in the House.
The postal Subvenuon bill. .,.,,..o
Congressional Teapportlonment proFlulns
/ for n House of 433 members, passed DS ll'e
House but failed in the Senate.
Resolution for admission OF Arizona anu
New Mexico TO statehood. 90, -
constitutional amendment providing loI
aIection ~ Senators by popular vote de-
feated vote being "a to 3S, four votes snort
Of necessary twO-thirds. $1,000.
pensjon budget by nearly s50,0Oo,0oO a
year
notable feature OF ;he session was the
submission Of Senator Aldrichs monetary
scheme. based on his Investigations as chair-
,ran of the National Monetary Commission.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
port Washington. y. Y"

Port Washington, y. "
Uuuarcds OF contestants stormed the
counting room OF The Tribune. at Nassau
and Spruce streets. yesterday 10 obtain
The Trihune's Book Of Proverbs, which was
placcG Oh sale about noon. The first sup
nlv was entirely exhausted within a few
minutes. hut by Monday evening the printer
promises an ample supply. Mail orders by
the thousands for tEese books will be filed
IN the order received, ana Just as quick y
as nossihle. \ large staH Of assistants is
NOW helring the Contest Manager
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW JERSEY.
~ BUNGALOW SITES -
> FREE 5
20 100 EACH
Located at
Lake Musconetcono
Grove

v'h. aba,. Iehur tells sn lupnI tnt truth atsru
Iakt hlussonsiccng Grove. What ig iff
For the three ncafest correct answers We xsl
give A 5UxfOU bungalow site ar lake Mysc0ret.
cong Grove. 10 every body snrflug 2 reas0nahl,
neal and correct answer We VII Bnc 50 credit
certificate.
Many Bungalows now IN course ~ consiuic.
ton Hundreds more Will b" built for "a,
Summers use Eygrv plot has altitude ~
from 800 10 600 ieet. Within easy waikrs
distance OF the famous summcrng resorts :;
Northern New Jersey Lake Hopatcong rnllss
Cranberry Lake . miles. Buds Lake . miller
Lake Musconetcong lover Z miles IN circgrrfsr.
enceD adjoining our property, while A AXE ccy.
ering over 200 900 square feet IL on ne properiy
Many OF the plots face the Musconetconz River
beautiful body Of pure mountain water hsayiJ
stocked with hsh.
Contest closes March II
Adlross ALL answers 70 Dept 7.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

RNRGATN SELDOM OFFERED.-IocON
bile warranted perfect condition. i've Pl..
scnger full equipment magnetic. lamps. roH
tools etc S4OO. VIII demonstrate aryW Icy
EDWARDS CARTER GARAGE b.oadNN
near 18Th 81. New York
1910 8 CYLINDER WINTON. ONLY lSEp
nve months. guaranteed in perfect condition.
can be bought very cheap. Write or cav
WlNTON MOTOR CAR COMPANY 10ih ana
Broadway. New York city. -
Will SELL OR EXCHANGE FOR sECONp
hand automobue -FOUR lots OF land IN Eisar-
town Mass. Address e. NJ Box 3s Tribune
Oficc.
CADILLAC. ONE CYLINDER. LIGHT DE-
livery WAGON. good condition. $500
STNpr rs. 1T17 Broadway. Room goo -
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
GENUINE ANTIQUES

Henry y. We'll, 0.H Lexington ave. cor 9tth
MICROSCOPES. gans mathematical. surgical
and surveying instruments. unrede@med
hedges a specially. NICKLIN s OLD Curl
osITY SHOP. 1863 Park Row.
M SAI.VO BROS Antique furniture. brc-a-
brac sheffield and solid silver. 3sS 4th ave,
o7th 81 T,l. 224G-Madison square.
-EBTEs ART GALLERY. 105 West 42d ct
Antiques. CuriOs old Jewels silverware rars
fans. paintings. miniatures and weapons. Old
gold bought
P0R SLIGHTLY used furniture Inducing
Prices" Cuar.es J. Darling Co. auotioneers,
successor Jclu r. stephens. 623 Gth ave. Tel.
4S27 Murray HlL
cfVsRI-RG 4 LEVY, 44l Fourth ave- cor. s0th.
Reliable antiques ana reproductions Furni-
tl;re silver China, Bron@es, Paintings, az he-
duced Prices.
FTRNITURE. pictures. mirrors, upholsterins.
cabinet making. polishing. picture framing and
regilding II. Schoen, l23 East oyth 81.
VIZ OLD SHOPPE-ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
Lric-a-brac. paintings, porcelains oronzea
curios 356 Fourth ave. Tel. 3lls Mad. 50.
-INS- y KAPNER. az Lexington ave. cor.
4G.h st.-Rarest of aLtlgles and works OF ART
bough. and sold.
TARIEFTMAKERs and UPHOLsTERERs.-
Antique an9 modern furniture repaired and re-
polished Monitor & Bros. l3S East 54th 81
e. II. MANLN'S CHAS. DICKENS CURIOSITY
SHOP, now at $50 West saith II.
sus d.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

TRINITY CHAPEL. West 25th ct. near
Broadway. Rev. JOHN MOCKRIDGE. Vicar
Sunday service. Holy Communion, $ and II,
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
FUeNIsAsp ROOMS TO LET.

LARGE FRONT ROOM. also square: running
WAFER. steam. telephone. reteren~e required
35 West llth -.
- EAST 18TH ST.-Genteman and wife. own.
ing their own home. without children. viii li
large also small room. 90 gentlemen onit, an
conveniences. southern exposure. reterer--s $
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
CARPET CLEANING.

y. y. CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern. -.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable. send Tor circular
Tel 1872 4GoS BRYANT s2T-439 W I3'h 20
CAREFUL. CARPET CLEANING co-cleans
by compressed air. steam. hand or on ne'.
1855 broadway. ~ East sSth St COs
BRANDT. Tvl i32-2sth
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
FOR SALE

BIG BARGAINS-Siightly used once furniiafs.
desks typewriters cash registers. ad1.ns
machines mlmeogtaphS. filing cabinets. safes -
dressing machines time clocks. partitions c."-
lro'.rtora bookcases NATHAN. White St
sitEPiNG az 4 nor PILLOW
cures insomria. PILLOW made from ffeSh nv.nf
grown Flope forwarded hv express on recellt"
81 g. EOpwpT WrF US Newhureh. -
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
erooklYn.

80 OTHER BOAEDEES Table the best cy'ep-
tion4l o. Dortunitv o. Ute in private -aTIr'
beautifully furnished second aoor .ront ION
with alcovel: BROOKLYN 10 minutes 20 New y ~
= q isoN pos MAJ lsou square New York
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
WATER FILTERS,

DRINK PURE WATER-LINKE "ACoRN''
and Advance teif cleaning stone tube water
purin0ra. Endorsed by leading physicis o.;
Booklet mailed. 2s5 West t6th st
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
OPTICIANS

FIkEh Old Optical house: estahlished ISnl.
sycs efamined; prescriptions nlied; tele-
scopeA microscopes Benz P1ke's son IA
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

uNFpRNlsHEo APARTMENTS.
KITCHENETTE APARTMENTS TO RENT. ~
central locatSln: q TWO room an4 bath or thres
room ami bath kitchcnette apartment. eicctri:
light parquct floors: hot air furnace just IN
stalled. In a private dwelling moderate rent. a
Fast 18Th S.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
R0ARO AND ROOMS

4 DESIRABLE LOCATION, opposite Park;
southern exposure; American people large ard
small rooms. private bath; par!or dining room
II West l2+th 81.
72D SV. II2 WEST-hanCs0me room. pr'as
bath. southern exposure desirable single roon
superior table.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
pUatIc ACCOUNTANTS.

BOOKS OpENl.p. closed balanced. cls'a.
tangled. periodically posted; reliable ~iy.s
moderate caaf ECs. practical instruction sbhs,s
He'rHan T. Codschuidt. $50 Nassau 81. rH'
$40. Teeku,nn
WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING.
VICTOR EHOTE. French clockmaker eNp,p ly,o.
watch AL clock r,patrlng 90 every descrip'
10, - ~ -l.NnD pnnrl n11
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
IIgNIsHEO ROOMS WANTED.
AUTOMOBILES.

WANTED. 4 NEAT. CLEAN MEDIUM ROOM
in any part OF Manhattan or Bronx. pfss
must De- reasonable Address J. r.. Box -
Tribune Oalsa
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
STORAGE AND MOVING.

MKINLEY STORAGE co. 232 East llsth.-
Vans Tor moving. shipping packing: MOI
srstc charges Tel. iSli-Hariem.
LEE BROTHERS STORAGE 4 VAN co. sle
East 125th 81 Storage. moving. packing
hest service. telephone.
INDEPENDENT STORAGE CO l5li 81 ave-
Moving. packing shipping: city or eocnuy'
lowest charges. Tel 250S IenoN.
DAUBS STORAGE WAREHOUSE. IS ist ave.
storage. moving. packing. shipping. saies Ahs
sianos moved. Tsl l2t-OrcAard.
CENTRAL STORAGE WANttOU SIS. 3Ui Wen
S1th st-Moviug STORMS. laCking. shipiinS
Telephone $50 Murray Hill,