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10
KILLS HUSBAND AND CHILD.
Insane Mother Fatally Wounds Two Older
Children, and Sets Home Afire.
■ -PlETgott. Ark.. Auk. 13. — Mrs. Frank Polsprovw,
vtfe of a farmer of the St. Francis neighborhood.
became suddenly Inaane Friday night, killed her
Husband and four-year-old child with an axo and
t atal!jr. wounded tier two other children, a boy of
gi MM and a rirl of seven years. The demented
mcmmi then set fire to the building, tho bodies •>:
toe man and four-year-old child bein? consumed.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMAXAa
Omiilii 8:21 (Sunset 6:421 Moon rise* ll:4S|Moon*s age 9
HIGH WATER.
A.M.— Sandy Honk 18:48 Gov. Island 12:491 Hell, Gate 212
P.M-— Sandy H^k 1:86! Gov. Island l:3s|Hell<Gste S:2B
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
Vessel. Pram. Line.
Agtorla Movtlle. August 1» Anchor
Coraus.... Port Eads. August 22 MaHory
Finland iv>ver. August 18 R»<l star
Mlnaetonka London. August 18 At Trans
Philadelphia L* Ouayra. August 20 Red D
tan Marcos Oelveston. August 21 Maliory
TUESDAY. ADOOBT 2S.
•Kronprinz Wilhielm.Scnithampton. August 22. ..N O Lloyd
Vorro Castle. ....... .Havana. August 25 ..Ward
Frina Waldf m.-.i- carthagena. August 15 y .
Vrlnc Eltel Frledrich.Colon. August 16 SfQ Lloyd
•Brings mall.
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TO-DAY.
I Vessel
Voasal. For. Llrw. Mall closes, sails.
f^^r"""**. Liverpool. Cunard 8 :30 a m 12:00 m
Stevonla, Naples. Canard ■ 12:00 m
Georgia, Liverpool. White Ptsr
WaUs City. Bristol. Bristol city
Coroanche. Charleiton. Cl>de 8:00 pm
Oty of Maoon. Savannah. Savannah... 8:00pm I
Bremen. Bremen. N G Lloyd 10:00 am j
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS. :
Z>e«tlnatlon and eteamer. Close-in N. T.
— Alameda (via San Francißeo)..Atig. 2S. 12:80 am
/arm. Corea and China — Empress of
China <vla Vuaoouver and Victoria.
, B. C) Aug 29. 6:oopm
SI AILS WARDED OVERLA9*D.
MasiaJca-Oia Pblladelpbla) Aus..2B. 11 p m
* SHIPPING NEWS.
' Pert of Hew York, Sunday, August 26, 1906.
ARRIVED.
Etsamer Mac, Mason. P.ct Tampa. Fla, August 19. to
i tfcS American AgrlculturaJ Chemical Company, with phos
i phate rook; meesel to A H Bull A Co. Will discharge at
; StooeeveJT, XJ. Parsed ln Sandy Hook at 4:55 am.
Steamer El Mar. Burruv Galveston August 10, to the
r-cuihem Parjfio Comrany. with mdse. Left Quarantlno
I at 7:03 a m
St«amer_Etirnholnie <Br>, Milner. Huaaco June 19, Iqul
r: July T. Monteii^eo 37 and Pt Lucia August IT. to W
I .21 Grace. & Co. with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 4:30
i • in.
Steamer Ida CAus>, Hereglicvi. T*U*ts July 23. Flume
I 58. OlrresTj August 6 and Mesclna 6, to Phelps Bros &
j Co. with mdae. Arrivfi at the Bar at 7 m.
Bteamer Anaolma de Larrioaga <TJr>. Stephens, Probo
ll^ro June 10. Sourabasya, IS. T*sal 25, Colombo July 7
}''-»rt £ald Sf>, AltTi«.-F Awrust 6 and Delaware Breakwater
I 38. to Punch, E'lye & Co, with sugar. Arrived at the
I 23&t at 4:B0 a m.
£teamer Slobawk CBr). White. Antwerp Augrurt 11. to
Eer.der%)n & Son, with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at mld-
I titgbt £T.th.
Eteamer Colon, glcljllngs. Colon Aurust 20. to Panama
I Railroad St<janishlp Comparr, with I<K> passengers, mails
I mr.6 m<l(.e. Arrived at the Bar at 2:30 a m.
Staamer Como <Bri. FeJldns. Rio Janeiro August 0 and
I Gt Lucia 18, to J F Whitney & Co, ln ballast. Arrived at
I •J.e Rar at S a in.
Bteamer Benedick (Pr). Roberta, Huelra Aurust 7 to
»o-»r!ng & C*. with copper ore. Arrived at the Bar at
I £S:3oam.
Steamer Winnie ißr>, Fhotton, Sagua August 11 Ha-
Tar.a 18 and Matanzae 21. to J H Winchester & Co," with
sugar. Arrived at the Bar at noon.
Steamer Hamilton. Boaz, Newport News and Norfolk
to the O!d rv.minlon Pteamehip Company, with passengers
nnfl md«e. I .'-ft Quarantine ai 3:16 p m
Pandy TTook. N J. Aug 2C. *»:rs p Wind southeast;
■sjht rr«z<.; cloudy. .
SAILED.
Steamers IVJan (Br). for Norfolk; El Norte, Qalvestaa-
X 3 Alba. New Orleans; Xalfond (Nor). Xorfollt- Ax*=nfels
<Ger). Aden, Kombay, Calcutta, etc; L**se!l New Or
l»xns.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Bouthampton. Aug M— Arrlwafl. steamer Orinoco (Dr)
Pf-arce, New York via KinpMon. Colon, etc Br.j
Barbados
SIuII. Atiis 35— bailed. Fteamer flm siissii <Br). Watson.
New Y. rk ian.l va^F«-i Beachy Head 29th)
Tiverp»ol. Aupr 2T»- Sailed, st«am»r Armenian (Br) stark
New y..ik
Boulogne. Aug 25 — £alle<i. stearr.er Jv'oTdam CDut<-h>
Btenser (from Rotterdam). Ne»- York (and parsed
Fcilly 26th I
r> vm Aye S». 4 a m— Bailed, steamer Zeeland (Br),
Broomheai (frrm Antw«rr). New York.
Qnmistown Auc 26. tfl a flallsd steamer Umbria
<Br). Dow ifr-m Liwcpool). New York.
Amusements.
ufPCT ryn ****■• s:ir; M«««n*^ tcvic
WffCOl Cnll TO DAT & Wed.. 18 ft 2.V. I t\Z<j
*l HAMKIU .FTTI-KITI- WINNER, F.MPIRF CITY
Sttl .Ui:f.M. Ql AKTET. «U,K I)E hKRAMAS
MU.lially2Sc. I AMMAI>. EI» BI OVDFXL & CO.. etc.
ACAIIKMY OF MrStt- 14th 6t & Irving Plac«
«.-I^M T WEEK— The Klrke. La Shelle Co. Presents
KS&m in' THE VIRGINIAN
Prlcre. *S, EO, 75. $1. MaU. Wed. & Bat., 2. Eve.. 8:16.
JS.S XT Matinee <Monday) Labor Day.
\TEEK. "THE WEIR TO THE HOORAH."
HAM3CERSTEINH I*aradlse> Roof. 42« st.
__ ,j_ IJU6T uoor rniEK —
Evs. THE FAYS. KARNO'S LONDON CO.. Em
6:15. Iplre Coro*«>- 4. Walt. Jone« & Mabel Hlte. etc
I>aily Mats. iPun-.f B1U). Victoria Theatre.
SOAJtD ajn> ROOMS.
Single lnsertloaa i cents per Una. Six
teen words, seven times consecutively, ft.
exhlck entitles adverMHers to have rooms
•ntered In The Tribune's Directory of
fteslrable Rooms for a period of fourteen
slays. Write for circular.
Full Information concerning these
teems may be had. free of charge, at
the Uptown Ofllcfc of The New-Tork
•Tribune. 1364 Broadway, between Mtb
and S7th sts.
a ELEGANTLY fumlehed. epartment. prl
vate bath. tl-SO dally; Including meals,
two. 525 weekly; one. $15. VAN RBNS
CELAJbR. 17 Ea*t 11th st.
sjfj"> PT.. Ifl EAST - OntrtU location; all
cars converJent; iarge, roume, with prl
<rate batfcs; also l*'ir'*m»; superiT board;
tnoderate prices; unexcejitlonable/ re/feren<-*«.
12TH PT-. 14!> WEPT. — large connect
ln« rooans: second" floor; private bouse;
|>oard opticnal.
£4TH ST.. 45 EAST •Cor-jej- Madison aye.).
— ExceptkitiaJly fine large and email
room* with board; private baths: convenient
(tores, theatres, all surface lines; refer
■ Boss.
t7TH ST.. 818 WE?T — Desirable large and
email ron.r*- superior board; permanent
Xairtle*; referen' it*'i tlig*"
•0 RIVERSIDE DRIVE, north corner M»th
et. — Beautiful rooms, with excellent board
end service; rofer«!'-es.
121 WEST 7HTH 6T. — High srad«; newly
fun: tied, limited numt*r; excellent
S3»l*lne.
BOARD WANTED. .
OKNTLTOJBN living permanently in New
Tork want two roome, with heth. In re
flnel family or first class boarding house.
Address with full particulars. I'ERMA
JCENT. Tribune U(rtua-n Office. 18«4 Broad
*ay.
FCIUiIKHJSD KOOMS TO LOT.
' Etncrle Insertions f. <«nte per line. Sixteen
ejror(J»>. seven times ccßsecuiively, $1. which
•ntltles advertiser to nan- roomn entered in
2.Tie Tribune* Directory of Desirable Room*
for a period of fourteen days. Writ.* for
circular.
- Fu!J Irsformatlon «incernlng these rooms
raay be had. Tree of charge, at the [Tptowa
CmV-e Ot - The New Tork Tribune. 1364
Broadway, between JfHh and 37th sts.
ATTP-AOTIVt parlor eulte: private apart
ment- upper «'est Side; may be rented by
T>er*or.s viM'lr.e cltv; telel •■ ne A. P..
*Sibune Vptown Office, 13«4 Broadway.
■6TH ST . 2-'> WEST. lali%*. »mall ro..m«;
pclvata baths; ■ ;•• ' ■• ::s'i'~. ti«r:»ients;
liuslneas parlor; tdepßonea
64TH ST.. 4« WWII'.- I^r«e and medium
front rooms: refined Americans; "L," t"M ■
tion; Oentral Park; references required.
C6TH ST. 184 VM;.--! — Nicely furnished
f-c,;!,£ floor: also smallei room; private
Amerl'-an lui::.'.\ : Kenrl>m>-ii ; nrferyricee.
CNTI"HMJ»HEI» KOOMS WAMEI).
Jk. LADT wlshe* a large BUfululafaed ro^.m.
second •tory. with private family; meals
crttlonal: below HOOi. Wt-at Side. W. A..
Jfl3 Wert 125 th «t.
UII.T.IARO AM» I'OOZ. TAni.KS.
MANCF A^-TURERsTorbilliiara^
table*: blsTh rrad* bowline alley build
mrm: lowent prloas. UARX BROS.. H
fnlon Square.
MA< MI.VBKV.
AT RKDUCFD I'i:i«:KS - 500 «eroni} hand
wood fend iron working ni»"h'.ne*: fully
guaraoteed; mar!iln-:y bought and •«
•Aanged. Cj:o. U. KDIiY, BSS sbuHacn at.
Dr. Sheffield's
Amusements.
— <
PDITCDI<^M THEATRE. B'way & 44th Pt.
Wnll CRi'U Eves. 8:1.V Mat. Fat.. 2:13.
KXTRA MATINEE LABOR I>.-\Y.
HATTIE WIMJAMS LITTLE CHERUB
In the Musical Plsy U » ' Lt UTtnUD
JAMES BLAKELEY, TOM WISE & "0 others.
IVPCI'BjJ n'way ■ 4Mh Bt. Eve.. 8:15.
Lf UtlUnl Mats. Thurs. * Sat.. 2:15.
EXTRA MATINEE Tljr imim P^fjJIQP
LABOR DAY. lilt LIU ft & ItlL IhUUOC.
r- A nK[A|/ OPENS WEDNESDAT EVEO.
A II n I V IV Seats Now on Sale.
WM . H . CRANE PP«TK OF moxky."
By ALFRED SUTRO.
UlinCnU . OPENS THURSDAY EVEO.
I.UI/6'J;': Seats Now on Sale.
Henry Arthur Jones' New Play,
THE HYPOCRITES
KNICKERBOCKER BKs7sui «.
OPKXS SAT. EVEfI.— SKATS TO-MORROW.
FRIT/I SCHEFF SBSm
CA U V THEATRE OPENS SATURDAY.
OAVUI Seats Wednesday.
ROSE STAHL rHORm LADY .
5, ■ . — <$
JUIPPODROME
Messrs. PHUBERT & ANDERSON, Msrs.
OPENS SATURDAY NIGHT.
A SOCIETY CIRCUS.
SPECTACULAR. SENSATIONAL. DRAMATIC
TEN ROPE AN ARENIC ACTS.
MOTORINO IX MII>-AIR.
SEATS NOW ON SALE.
Nights 250. to $1.60— higher —Mats. 25c. to JI.
iijistic^^^busJ!!^ lilt SsatsS!
Matinees W«dne*flay. Saturday & Labor Day.
The Blffgett Hit Sines "The Wizard of Of."
THE - - I
m n ttd m n " nrßt real success of the
TOURISTS jr
LEW HFRSin SQ. THEA. THIIRS llf you're
FIELDS' ntnlLU OPENS IBUIIS. I wise >-ou*U
With Lew Fields' iQf» lIT TflU/ J i ft seats
All-SUr Co.. in ADUU I lUfl \ i to^ay
THE PlOiyn B'way & 39th St. Tele. 1646 Bryant
COOIi UOOlllLi Evs.. 8:15. Mats. Sat. & labor Day
THE SOCIAL whirl
LTRIC. 42d.W.0f B'way. Evgs.,B:ls. Mats. Wed.. &
Henry E. Dlxey. — Mao on the Box. I Labor Day.
fi AIV " 0 THEATRE. Broadway and 30th St.
UkLI OTO-N7riHT at 8.15. Matinee Bat, 2:15.
iARSE CaHILL
sm»,"m.v. fIURRYINO MARY
XEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE. West 42« st
OPENS MON.. SEPT. 3. Peats Thursday.
HARRY BULGER In the Musfr-al
nwnni PULucn "man from now.-
WfW VPQsf Theatre. B'way ft 46th st. Eva., 8:15.
nLH lUul* Best Seats $1. Mats. Wed ft Sat.
{£.<„ McINTYRE & HEATH &3SB&L-
Next Monday — ROGERS BROS. IN IRELAND.
Nil «OOF— LAST WEEK— THE CRICKETS
W W 4 Lukens. Al l.i'fvli, Thp FVrrarls et al.
■»■ .■ ■ln Grw Bln of OUT-AND-OUT VA-
BELASCO^^^i-sVe^HeafrN ß^'
DAVID BELASCO presents BLANCHE BATES
IN "THE GIRL OF THE OOI.DEN WEST."
BIJOU Lsut 4 Weeks Opening Nert Sat.. Sept. 1.
DlefUU Seat , Selling for Entire Engagement.
DAVID BELASCO presents, 3d Year ln N. Y.
•\7st-^:ei.:ipi:]£2x,x> H?r RR ii O T S&nk
HAPtfCTT n FOIOIERLY PTELDS THEATRE.
nKUIXkI i 42d st., W. of Bdway—phone 44 Bryant
rJV^i'Jivf 20 The Little Stranger
—FIRST MATINEE WEDNESDAY.—
|^V^ ROOF "MAMZELLE CHAMPAGNE" j
I CABDBS IIUUI Bvery B\-e. Adm. BOe. Re*.sl. SI.BO |
CARPET CLEANING.
N. Y. Carpet Cleaning Co
Oldest. Largest, Mnst Modern.
437 AND 439 WEST 4BTH ST.
Tel 2SS -Bryant. Established ISS7.
W. H. JORDAN. EDWIN LEIfTZ.
J. & J), W. WILLIAMS,
ggj W o Uin ST. C^tL'bua
CARPET CLEANING Established ISTS.
CARPET (BIEAWIMG 60.
210 WEPT 77TH BT w< " #
I-orfjest Works. Excellent Facilities.
TELEPHONE 2.m— RIVERSIDbT"
CAREFI T L CARPET CLEANING CO —
Cleans by compressed air. steam "hand
or on floor. 1558 Broadway 421 East 4Rth
■ •■ BRANDT. Tel 133— 3gth
DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY.
DRES?MAKBR - Experienced; willing to
work in family by the day, good reference
LOUISE BANDBERG, 166 East r.lst St.,
cart Karlberg
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
MRS. L. SEELY
Employment Bureau.
23 West 39th St.
'Phones 2434. 2435— Bryant.
BROOKLYN OFFICE: 84 NEVINS BT.
ST- BAiTllllillifflliMliE^'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
11l Eas: 42d st. — First class domestics
are supplied; also managing housekeep.
ers, matrons, governesses, tutot'H, etc.
RESTACKANTS.
Hrc **,nan«j;einrnL Led. new
ArE KUftClll, na . lll( .,. lllinl Lcii. 4OC.
Din. COc.. wine Eat.. 6un., Hoi.. COc. Old
Mort-tU t»lnner. fIMO Music. I'riv. room*.
TVPKWKriI.NO
TYPEWRITERS- All make* hoM. r -nted.
repaired, exchamf»d ; reliable service.
GORMAN. '.'■' Nansau »t Tel -pho/ie Z'A'i -
IIJiLI' VANTED.
Male.
6TENOORAPHER.— Rrleht young man, 23
to V>: Remington operator; must come
well recommended. lillAji, KM Nassau st.
Fmssle.
A HOTy'EEKEEPER IN CHII^DnEN^S IN
STITI-TION APPLY SUPERINTEN
DICNT. I6S BOUTH ST.
CXOKS. f'.ambarmitiaii ana ceneral hou»e-
■rri'-.'-t- positively 1: < • hgr^o for obtain
li:« «ork dvrlCK s.innntr monU>B. SWART
EJfP. BUKfOAI'. VJth at. »nd Columbus
a*a>
(NISW-YOKK DAILY TRIBUNE. MD.NDAY. A.TTOUHT 2T. 1906.
Anti-Septic
Creme
Dentifrice
THE ORIGINAL TOOTH PASTE.
Used by the Elite of
the World Since ISSO.
Dr. Rliffllcld's
Tnotli Powder. rot
up o^ave nle al l y
for Tourists.
. SOLD EVERYWHERE.
I >t*h>i AM> (IFHf V. FTRVITI'RE
ROLL TOP
OFFICE
FURNITURE
In gre&t variety
of style and
price.
T. O.
SELLEW.
11l Fulton St.
WORK WANTED.
Mtoattoas Waat«d— Male sad Female—
Four lines (not exceeding 34 words i.
three Ineertlons, IS cents; seven inser
tions. 90 cents. Exceeding 24 words and
Ices than 40 words, three Insertions. >•
rents; seven insertions. 60 cents.
Main
ACCOUNTANT seeks engagement; opens.
closes, adjusts, systematizes books; spe
cial attention to concerns not requiring
bookkeeper permanently. AUDITOR 409
Kalj.h st.. Brooklyn.
ACCOUNTANT. Ift years' wide experience;
tanks, railroads, partnerships, corpora
tions, cost systems; Investigations for com
mittees a specialty; terms moderate. ED
MI-NU WILLOOX. 1 Madison aye.
AUTOMOBILE DRIVER— By young man
TONY DIVIELA. 14rt West loth st
ATTENDANT. COMPANION to nn Invalid.
experienced, educated, gentlemanly; New
Jork references ; accustomed to travel.
GRAHAM. 69 Lexington aye.
BOOKKEEPER Experienced In Import
and export business; position In same line;
French correspondence, If required; Al ref
erences .1 ROTH. 2ftl West 14th et.
BOOKKEEPER.^Toting man; aged 24; ex
perienced bookkeeper and falesman; will
ing to ac-ept P^ltton ln either capacity;
n J -?i C^J.2. n ,t where both iLTt ersentlal. S.
BACHENHEIMER. 2C Avenue D.
BOOKBINDER.— Can also finish on blank-
HX kk n saok GNG N SJIABB.STA. Johnson aye.
Hackennai k. N J.
BAREBL— rrench. German bread rolls,
cakes; steady position; city good refer
ences; g.».d place In restaurant, bakery or
hotel.^ HERMANN' HERBSTRITH. 617
BOT. 17 In wholesale house; $7 a we^k
I MKI.H'HAR. 420 Ea*t 72d «.
BOT, W, ■.tlnht. ■trong an.i willing would
like to learn electrician's or plumber's
trade; fair wage* to start. OERRITT. f.58
EM»t l.'ls'h rt.
CHAUFFEUR. 24, wishes private position;
ran keep a car out nt repair <-!iop; ex
perirace iinl references l.y addreiwlna; R.
O. 437 n»lmont aye. Faterson, N. J.
CHAT'FFEUR reference; no school
l"«iner, can do own repairs. Apply 10
J MANNING, ftH Chauncey et.. Brooklyn.
CHAUFFEUR. — Garage experience; do own
repairing: best references. WILLIAM H
GOnnARD. 42« State st.. Brooklyn.
f'llM'lTEl'H or PRIVATE PPJPRETARY.
-B> sentleman; conndentlal position with
Al pin iv ; technical and pra'-tlca! expert
eno<s li 4 mechanlral trade. TRT.TJ AS
BTBKI* Box BR. Tribune Ofllce.
<'HAI.-FFUt.-R, MA>'HJNIBT —By youns:
colored man: Al references; city or >-oun
try. Address WALKBR. 221 Vest «8d St.
•'HAITFEUR — Marrl»d. 3*- private fam
ily; salary moderate; careful driver; can
do own repairing. ROWLINBoN. 420 \\>«t
Mat at
CHAI'FFEUn. — Bjr Amertran. 2fl; Mnrle;
'■artful driver; tr>o& repairer, will s;o
anywhere; inodrrate aalary. A. HBAD
DBN. sSB Weit 68th st.
illAllTKrii Ape 22; eii>erlrfnced In re
pairing earn: city or country Address
JOHN BERNTSEN. 181 sßth st . Brooklyn.
CHAUFFET^R.— In private family; own re
"Alrar: food reference. MM M sve.
Amu *cm cuts.
Uinionil On tiikatisk. ruhst.. B'way.
MJUJioUN OU. Fv , 8:30. Mai W.-i * Sat.. 18.
•■■: h- OXOi mMy dMlichtful— well ncUri."— Tribuna.
THE TWO MB. WETHERBYS
VVEBER'S THEATRE, ll'war 50 St.
VV*t»tsEiK 3 TO-MORROW NIGIIT. »:SO.
HILDA SPONGinLADY JiM
SEATS NOW «H I IN(.
V x v BLANCHE WALSH
M:i ..,.e, ! .' • !■.'■ X ',: I- I r/ I- X SO V \T \
MANHATTAN BEACH
PAIN'S ,;,; VKSUVIIIS nnd I 8 P.M.
KAIIN GRAND FIRKVYOnKS. I Every EVs;.
RICE S GIRL FROfVI PARIS CO. \&°&\
MOTOR CASS
mew" iinilispjiTioN go.
l-.i^lilh Aveniif unl ! Hi ■•.i.rl
Telephone 7380 Columbus.
••GreatecT Auto Livery Establishment In the World."
Write for Illustrated booklet. ~lvl-jg rstes.
THOMPSON * HUXPVB <•:: x I ri:
LUNA PARK
12 Minutes by B. R. T. Luna Park Express from Bridge.
Meet Me «n the Pier nt
DREAMLAND
Take Iron Steamboats.
Ui.ll.Uluil , j, rPI |, nigh Dlvrr 3*9 P.M.
FIKEWORKS TO-MOKKOW MfIHT.
rnru \v«»rld in: wax. special oroips.
CUCN fIXEMATOIiBAPH Every H->ur.
\H ,k.K REALISTK' FIGIRK \\ ' \:>.\\*
Vropoml*.
pROPOBALB FOR MACHINES FOR MA
chlno Shops, Saws. Carborundum Wheels. Hay and
Lawn Mowers. HayrdKes," Tot.in Bronze. Sheet Iron, Steel
Roofing. Wire Screening. Nails. Twist Drills. Files. Sten
cils. Vises. Farrier's Tools. Launch Steering Wheels.
Wash Basins. Window Fasteners. Coat Hook», Axle Pul-
Isys, Oilers. Monkey Wrenches. Ladders. Fiber Msts.
aJrubting Brushes, Tube Lamp Globes. Burners
and Wicks, Insulating Tape, Rock-elm Lumber, Harness,
Magnesium. Clocks. Note-book Bags. CospldorS, Measur
ing Tapes. Hand Levels. Numbering Machines. Bunting.
Flaps, Twine, Paper, Envelope*, General Office Supplies.
etc. OfMce Isthmian Canal Commission, Washington.
D. «'.. August 27. lftiic. Seal.?.l proposals, in triplicate,
will te received at tho office of the General Purchasing
Officer. Isthmian Canal Commission. Washington. D. C.
until W:3O a. m . September 14. I!>iM. at whl'-h time, they
will be opened In public, for furnishing the above--men
tlonej articjeg. Blanks and full Information (Circular No.
826 i may be obtained from this office or the offices of the
Assistant Purchasing Agents, 24 Stat» Street. New York
City; Custom House. New Orleans. La ; als<. from Chief
Quartermaster. Department of the Lakes, fhicago; Depot
Quartermaster, St Louis; Depot Quartermaster, Jefferson
vllle, Ind.; i^htef Quartermaster. Department of the Gulf,
Atlanta, Ga.. and the Commercial Club. Mobile. Ala. —
D. W. ROSS. General Purchasing Officer.
Q.ENEBAL DEPOT OP QUARTERMASTER'S
Department. Washlnßton, D. C . August 27, lf»"<V -
Sealed proposals. In triplicate, will be received here until
2 p. in , October 11. 1W«. and then opened, for ((in
structing, plumbing, drainage, gas piping, heating and
ventilation, electric conduits and wiring systfm. electrlo
elevator plant, and vacuum defining system, of building
for The Walter Rec<i Army General Hospital. Army Hos
pital Grounds, Washington. D. C Information can be
obtained by applying h»>re or to Depot Quartermasters at
New York. Philadelphia. St. Louis and Chicago. En
velopes containing proposals must be marked "Proposals
fT Constructing, etc., Army General Hospital. Washing
ton. P c. " and addresped Up Captain A. W. BI'TT.
Q at.. Washington. D. C.
QFFICE OF CONSTRT'CTIN'O QT'ARTER
master. Fort Trumhull. New Lr.ndon, <"'onn.. August
24. lOOfi.— Sealed proposalt, ln triplicate, will h« received
ln this office until 12 noon. Sept. 14. 19"6 and then pub
licly opened, for laying approximately 1.750 linear feet cf
macadamized roads at Fort Mlciile, N. Y. The V. 8. re
serves the right to reject any or all bids Plans and
specifications mny be seen at this office. Envelope* con
taining sealed proposals should be marked "Proposals for
macadamized roads at Ft. Michie. K. y\," and addressed,
to Lieut. R. W. COLLINS, Constructing Quartermaster.
Fort Trumbull. Kew London. Conn.
QFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. C,
Washington, August 20, 1906 —Sealed proposals will
bo received at this office until 12 o'clock, noon, Septem
ber 7. 190rt, for grading and Improving Connecticut avenue.
west of Ro'-k Cre«k. Blank forms of proposal, «p<vlflca
tlons rind all necessary Information will he furnished at
Room 43. District Building. HENRY B. F MACPAR
LAND, HENRY L. WEST. JAY J MORROW. Acting.
Commissioners. D. C.
QFFICE. COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Washington. Autf. 21. 1906 —Sealed pro
posal* will b» received at this office until 12 m Sep
tember 11. 100fi. for the construction of a neww in the
District r< Columbia. Form*, specifications and necessary
Information may be obtained at Room 43, District Build
ing. Washington. D. C. HENRY B. F. MACFARLAND.
HENRY L. WEST. JAY J. MORROW. Acttnz. Commis
sioners. D. C.
PROPOSALS FOR GUN CARRIAGES—ORD
nance Office. War Dept.. Washington. D C. Au«
1». 1906. — Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be re
ceived here until noon. Sept. 17 1806. and then DUb
llcly opened, for supplying Orrf. Dept.. U. 8 ArmT
with 16 3-inch field carriages. 48 caissons, and 64 field
limbers, all model of IPO2. Bids will be received, for
all or for part of foregoing. Information furnished
upon application to Lieut. Col. A. H. RUSSELL. \ctr
Chief of Ord. •'
yyEST POINT. X. y... AUGUST 23, 1906."
—Sealed Proposals. In triplicate, will be received,
here until 12 o'clock, noon. September 22. 1906 for the
construction of an Electrical Subway System as per
drawings and specifications In this office. The US
reserves th« right to accept or reject any or all pro
posals or any part thereof. Forms and sped flea tlons
furnished upon application. Address Quartermaster
V. 8. M. A.
VOKK H-IVTKn.
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DYER and DRY iT^EANETR.- First class
TOOT, 453 West 39th St.
DRIVER.— Ry young married man; can
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TOX NO MAN; iin'Wstarvis runnlnjr motor*
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TOUNO MAN. light colored, from automo
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TOUNO MAN. college Sraduate. wishes
•tart In olllc* or business house HENRY
BREKNBERO 144 Ilsrrlson re., Brook
lyn.
YOITNO MAN. 19. withes to learn elec
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3d aye.
STENOGRAPHER, recently resigned diffl
cult position, desires opportunity reputa
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dally: b trustworthy secrstary; six years
references: business; personal. Aadre»*
REWARD OP MERIT. Tribune. Uptown
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STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.—
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BLOOMS BMP. BIRBAT". 747 Lexington
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COOK and LAUNDRESS.— respectable
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dre«F Mrs QUINN. 78 W«t 12* th st
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friend chambermaid and walti-es n>. .■>■-
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mald; r.-iihl laundress; to(<-ther or separmte 1
city or country. MOKKOWS ni KPSAI"'
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Highlands by Daylight; full daylight trip
every Saturday. Connecting wfth CATS
KILL MOUNTAIN points vta U. 3k D. R.
R. Early morning train from Steamboat
Dock.
Block Island, Orient, Greenport,
Shelter Island and Sag Harbor
Via Montauk Steamboat Co's Line Leave
N. T.. New Pier 9. E. R.. weekdays, ex
crpt Saturday. H:00; Saturdays. 1:00 p m.
Bxtra trip Mondays. 8:00 a m.. for Sac
Harbor. For Block Island via Long Island
R. R . leave N. V.. 34th St.. E. R.. 1030
a. m. (except Sunday), and at 1:30 p m.
Saturday. *^
DOMESTIC SITIATIUNR WANTED.
Female.
COOK. -Two> years" reference rail three
days. 134 West H.th st . sec-md flollr
COOK and LAUNDRESS. —Experienced
daughter to take care of children an? »,
sist with w.,rk; reference; cStiToT ££Lt~
Clall for three ,lava. 4>M In aye. countr y-
CARETAKER. —By widow; experienced
changel W . 327 West 14th st. **~
DATS WORK as chamr-ermai.l i. v "~ '■
WORK.— B] colored woman; or do laun'i
<Irv work at home. .-all Mrs np-vi-r 1
»0 WMI «7th st., fourth flc'" rttST LLA
HOrSEWORS ate.-BySSw«ll, hffcoupte :
very best ref.^mvs; wife as rhamher'
maid or (toneral housework: nan »n?iSTi
useful BLOOM'S BMP. BI'RRaT t»
Lexington aye.. or Tel. 4SS7— n a 78 *" * '**
ington avVrCSth st T ei. ' iKalpiff* "*-
KITCHKNMAIO. — T»v Rr>od V!n»,»«
girl; ha, had experience at Veneml h" ,^ J
work. JUSSILA BUnEAu' VS^JSS&
Wmmmmm
N 'V RSr: ; F:n ' tll » h - would like caTToTTIhT"
•rSWwte iar.si ar.sr B *WA fe te
NURSE Hy ooloted woman; ta*.~7u7l
m«r..».-.1. Frencb Protestant; children m«r
|,"" rs out o| t..« n preferred M1.1.K «'•
H.. Tribune X'rtown OftVe, \m t ltr'«'liav
WAITTIES.S—OIrI; nr,t . .1,.,, l n Am»rlc»n
M f : li ll .-. N v.. l i"' In<iulre *** »S»ag
WASHING Bundle sad faintly w»«hlas to
4o *t home: >->ii>erlence,l Mra prj.
\VAIU>S. car* Pc SUvtr. 4* West 88U1 iU
_"--£.;: RAILROAD*. '_
KAILKOAD.
SrATION3 foot c£ -■.--• T*«6t7-lWxd .'r-".
and C<<>bro»Kfs and Con^arlt .tre'ts.
tm . <■» I^avins t!m» from De»bros«e* and
CcuUmli atrrrts .■ ny« rotautsa laISST tbaa
that K lven t.W.w t,. Tw«,:i, i.'.ir-i --» —
tUtIQXJ. <- • • ■
K-H THK V. *r
•X:'-'< A.M. CHICAGO B>'ECIAL.
*W:.'.i A.M. I'ITTSUUnCII DAT I».
nsy.SSA.3g. TUB PS.-NNBYLVANIA LIJs-
— catcagtt. Clacianail *
tt. I/onl*.
•iisr.M. It. Louis LIMITED.
•IHP.M. CHICAGO. CINCINNATI *
£T. 1.0U1.-« EXPRESS.
•SGSPM. PCNNBYLVANIA BPECI-V.L.
IS hours to hleapa,
M P.M. CHICAGO LIMITS
*SW P.M. WKBTBRJ* UXI'IIESS. _
•0:23 P.M. «T. I/>UI3 & CINCINNATI
KXJ*RKBt>
7:MP.M. PACIFIC EXPRESS. '
•»:» P.M. CLEVELAAJD <fc CINCINNATI
taanaaiß.
*»JBP.M. PITTBBUROH £PKCIAI*
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
•7-M. 8:25. •»23. •»:». •10:64 a. ca.. l?:2i.
•12:55. 2:10. <•»:». ' Congressloaal Llnnn
ed">, »3::>. **XZ». *4-M. •»:». »:=3 i. ta..
13:10 nf?ht Bunrlay. f.~\ m l>": *10:53 A.
m.. 12:5^ «12:C5. rS;Z\ "Cocrressloa*'.
Lla!t6il">. •3:^'.. **:2i. 'i-.ti. •&*». »:^
p. m.. li:io nUat.
6OUTHEP.N* RAILWAY— 'S:S3w *«:3» B.
m.. 12:10 a. m. a«lly.
ATI ANTIC COAST LINE.— •»:» m. aa4
0:23 p. m. dally.
EEABOARD AIR MNE.— l2:2i p. SB. %a 4
I'-":1O a. n>. ''allT. _
Norfolk ano WESTERN RAILWAT-—
•3 25 p. m dally.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAT
•7:C.v a. ta. week days; •10:» a. m. aad
•4:SS p. m. dally.
FOR OLD POINT COMFOITT and NOR
FOLK— »7:28 a. so. week days and fciM
s>. in. dally.
ATLANTIC CITY.— 9:» a. SB.. «*!:» Sat
irdays only) and 2M p. to. tssaa 4aya>
Eundays. *t:9S a. m.
CAPE MAY.— I:B3 p. sa> wesa days, •:0»
a. m Sundaya
LONG BRANCH. ASBURT PARK (Oeeaa
Gro»«) (North Astary Park Saadayst.
and Point Plessaat. (4:00 from Desb. es
Cort. Sts. only) 7:40. 8:86. 10:0* a. m .
15:25 412:Sft Saturdays only except Loasj
Uranch) (12S Saturdays only). 2:» »:8i
8:JB «4:2 A eicept Loss) Branch). 4:80 and
« Bft p. m week days. Saturdays. -'•-'.
• 23. 10:83 a. m.. and 4:00 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
C:CS. »7:aß. «T:96. S:li. 6:55. •»:» •s>'2S >
-tlO:B5. *10:BS. Ml a. SB.. 12:38. •»:•».
•t1:55. «l^i. 2::o. 2:8». '3:". 8:81^ 4:28.
•4:28. 4:BB. «*t4:SB for North PhUasM-
Phla only). •S^S. *B:t\ 6:86. 7:85. 8:23.
SOB. %M. i»:Hfcr North Phtladslphla
only) p. ni.. 12.10 night week days. »in
days. 6«5. IM. 9M. •9:ii.6:C5. tlj*
•10:85 a. m.. 12:2B.*12:8B. •tl:.'*. •rJ>\
•8:38. 8 88. »4:28. 4*tiu"A for North Phil
adelphla only). «4:W. •BJB. •«:». T:88.
825. 8:85. o'2B. (»:SB for North PaUadst
phia only) p. m.. 12:10 c!»ir..
•Dlnlnc Car.
Ticket offices. Noe. 401. 1884 and 17ft Pluad
way; 163 Fifth ATenn* o>elow 28d St.):
2«3 Fifth Avenue (conser 23th St> and
stations named above; Brooklyn. 4 Court
Street. 470 Noetrand A,venue. 300 Broad
way and Pennsylvania Annex Station.
The New York Transfer Company win
call for and check baggage from hotels)
and residences through to destination.
T«lephon# "849 Chelsea" for Pennsylvania
nallroac! Cab Service.
W. W. ATTERBURY.' J. R- VTOOI>.
Gsasral Manager. Pass-rTraff". Mir.
OEO. W. BOYD.
General Ikasjßßjssßj > ,-ent.
OCEAN 9TEA\I t M
ISBBTH cEBMAaa Lien.
Fast Express Serrlce.
PLTMOUTH— CHERBOURG— BREMEN.
Kronprlas Sept. 4. J A.M.
Kaiser Sept. 11. 10 A. U.
K. Win. II Sept. 19. 9l> A. M.
Kronprliu Oct. 2. 6 A. It.
Kaiser Oct. ft. 10 A. M.
K. Wm. II Oct. 16. S A. 3f-
Twin-Screw Passenger Service.
PLTMOUTH— CHERBOURG— BREMEN.
Bremen Aug. 28. A. M.
*ilala Sept. fi. 10 A.M.
Friedrich Sept. IS. 10 A. M.
Kurfuerst Sept. 15. noon
Barbaroesa Sept. ;S. 1O A. M.
Bremen Oct. 11. 10 A. M.
*Z2remen .llreet.
Mediterranean Service.
GIBRALTAR— NAPLES— GENOA.
P. Irene. Sept. 1. 11 A. M.
K. Luis* Sept 15. 11 A. M.
K. Albert Sept. 2!>. 11 A. M.
P. Irene Oct. 13. 11 A. M.
K. Luis* Oct. 27. 11 A. M-
K. Albsrt Nov. 10. 11 A. M.
From Bremen Piers. 3d * 4th Sts.. Hobtken.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLBR3'
CHB'KS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD.
OELRICH3 * CO.. No. 3 Broadway. N. Y.
Louis H Meyer. 101* Walaut St.. Phlla.
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PLTMOUTH— CHERBOURG— HAMBURO.
Amarlka . Aug. 30. 2 P. M I Bluecher. . S*pt. 9
•Bata via.... Sept. 1. 4 P. M.I Patricia... Sept. g
'To Hambura- direct.
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA.
tsfoltke. Sept. HitMoltke Oct. 2S
tOceana Sept. 20 tHamburs; Nov. 13
P. Adalbert. Sept. 23 1 1 Moltke Dec. 4
(Hamburg Oct. 4! tHamburc- -. • Jan. 10
trails Gibraltar, has Orlll Room aa>l
Gymnasium. • .
Special Notke.
Great variety of special cruises and
trips by superb passenger steamer* to the
ORIENT. MEDITERRANEAN and ADRI
ATIC SEAS. WEST INDIES. JAMAICA.
ITALY and EGYPT.
TRAVEL BUREAU R. R. Tickets, hotel
accommodations. «j»d general Information
about foreign travel
TRAVELLERS' CHECKS ISSUED BT
THE COMPANY.
OFFICR 37 BROADWAY. N. V
•Phen*. 1900 Rector. Pters. Hoooken.
BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT
THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT*
THAT APPBAR RFX3ULARLY IN THK
TRIBUNE ON SUNDAYS. WEa>NFSDAT«
AND SATURDATS
AMERICAIf LDfE 3555VeV*5T A. M
iU^C^«.lUilil L.l: ,1* pro,,, ■ Pi fr IS. N. R.
PLYMOUTH B' SOT'TH A
St. Louts Sept USt. Paul Sept. IS
Philadelphia... Sept. B|N««w York Sept. 22
RED STAR LIKE f™. pp RR ' r
ANTWERP— t LONDON." PARTS>.
FlnVd.Sept.l, 2:3opm!Kr'nland. Sept .15.2 pm
Zeel'd. .Sept. S.»:ooami\-land.. Sept 22.»:3»>5m
WHITE STAR LINE I^s pp R r
NEW TORK— Q'NSTOWN— LIVERPOOL.
Baltic... 29. noon I Oceanic. Sept 12. noon
Majestic. . Sept.B. 10am ; Teutonic. Sept. 19.10 am
Celtic. . .Sept. 7. Samjr>irle. .Sept. 21. 7am
T T,° B MEDITERRANEAN AZ Y£ E
FROM NEW TORK—
CRETIC Sept 25. noon; Nov. 3; De.- «
RBPUB.LIC.Oct. 1 noon; 1 (from Boston)
FROM BOSTON
ROMANIC Sept. l.\ 7:3rt A M : Oct. 27
CANOPIC Oct. H. 12:3 ft P. M. ■ Nov 17
PASSENGER OFFICE. » BROADWAT.
Freight Office. Whitehall Bldg.. Battery PI
BEI'ORK GOING ARROAD CONSULT
THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS
THAT APPQAR REGULARLY IN THE
TRIBUNE ON SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS.
CI'NARI> LINE.
From Piers 51-S2 North River
LIVERITIOL via QI'EENSrTOWN
CARUANIA *u« SI noon
LUCANIA Sept. 1 2 P. M.
Umhrla Sept. M|< aTrpania. Sept. IS
Caronla Sept. ll'Etrurla s^T.t 22
OI BRA LT AX- - ITALY A I ATl'*.
New Modern Twin Screw Steam»rs.
SLAVONIA •_»». 11 A.M.: Oct. lri. Dse. -4
PANNONIA Sept. 11. noon; Oct. SO
CARPATHIA . Sept. 25 MA.M. . Nov. 2?
VKRNON H BROWN. .J A.
21-24 State St., ossoslts the Battery. 1
BEFORE SOINQ ABROAD CONSI'LT
THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS
THAT APPHAR RBGULARLY IN TUB
TRIRT'NE ON SVNDAY3. WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS.
DAILT PEP^ICE.
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. Ports
mouth. Pinners Pol»t and Newport News.
Va . connecting for Peier*ursj. RJchironil,
Viralnia Beach. Washington, p. o. and
entire South and West.
Freight and passenger steamers salt from
Pier 2«. N. R. too: Beach St., every week
day at S p. m.
H. & WALKER.
Vice President and Traffic Uanacer.
(ROLL AMERICA LINE
Inl New York — Rotterdam, vta Bonlotcno.
U U Sailing \Ve,lnesiiav» aa per Mttllna; list
Ryndam Aug:. 2S». 1O A. M.
Totsdam Sept. 6. 8 a. M.
NfH^rdam Sept. la. 1O A. M.
New Amsterdam.. .Sept. 1». 5 A. M
Holland-America Line. 3tt B'way. N. T.
T»KD "l»" LINE.
"^ For La (luayra. Puerto cai<-lto. Cur-.
•roo and llaracalbo. via Curacao^ .-alms
also at Saa Juan. P. X :
8. S. rilll.\l'l'U'Hl.\ Sept. 1. noon
S. S. CARACAS . Saturday. 3*i«t. 13. rovn
For La lyra. <.*uracao an>l Maracalbo:
8. B. MARACAIOO.. Saturday. Sept 8. noon
S. S. ZI'UA Saturday. Sept. 22; booo
Thrae »iri»in«»r» have superior acuonuoo
dutlons tor i«wni««.
UOULTON. ULIS9 A DAUXIT.
General Managera. 8» Wall at.
tFdDQ 0 IPODlPft® ffia®<D
Stramahips of the RBt> 'TV UNK will
sail for daii Juan direct. as follows:
8 8. rmLAI»KLI«IIIA..Bat.. Sept. I. nooa
S. 8. CARACAS Saturday. Sept. i» nooo
For f relaht or naiemss arply to
BOULTON. BUL'JS & D.\ LLETT
Qeperal Maaagera. t» WaU at.
ASKBDOdDOB ILOK3[E
Gl^SnOW VIA LONIO.NDBRRY
*»torla Sept 1. 3 pin Ftirnesala Sort 10* Bpm
ColumMa.Sept H. noon >"»I^l<.nla Soot 22 nn
SMosa. t^. M cabin $3ft. aa cUi< 127 80
ona uimirito. aceorOta* to acvommuuatlon *
•tr«m..i-.:j> F..i t.>urs ant lnr.irm.ti>.;> apply
HENDERSON HKr'THBW, 17 1» HruaSVa*
BEFORE r.OiNO ABROAD mtl*tnj»
tub critopis.AN' advei:tisj:\:bnt.-*
THAT APPB.\K KEOUI-\Ttt.T IN TITc
TRIBUNE ON «UNI>AY3, fttU.NTSDAVi
A ND SATUHOa VU.
- ftAn.RoinV'" :-' '
«op iaih -.f^ *.*^*U* ? J.
ttPHBe
.„„. REAL E. ' ! STi
•:20 P M - 'ffESTFPVNrw*!--
TJall,. ttoeS. a2SaV*g«g'^ at
,•:« A. {TiSfl'WfTE. "
Trains Illuminated with PfctsS^L
TI-ket ofiJces at 14* 2«g2 Sr«__
Telephone *» 3»th aEnSFft QSI fit
Jlc*. Bagnge cherk«l from S.iT?i
l^£^_*Gea'l Mxr. W^ c>
Mm Jekset Get^l
BTATION3 H?°l&£»A«.*.*
Easton cnly> p jt £ *** , Vl * c ';' J
1 00. 8.00 and ftoop * {>i 4 *• *•
w^M Es Y a rioo A^^ssra
A. M.. 800 P. JJ. '" ""
k3.40. Sundays. 700 A. It SS^S
wcod and LaVehurit). & ?T,_^.
ATLA?mc CITT-^.«* A. «, *•»
lono BRANCH. ASBTRT PAM.
SfS^lig^ pp i o^a. p^#^
xtao. i a>. Z45. ia>; ahta. sT*-a •\i£
c.BO. ft3o.-ji2.oi. todarvMOw
Grcve. » 15 lv 30 A. IL. tCD. 6 jip t
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. ESAVzfe-
MONMOLTH BEACH, fffe
BRANCH— 00. iS SO. Si3S. 11-S>i ;
1 30. 4.30. s:>?3<>P-I: >? 3<>P - 11 ' fcsssjasß
A M . a« P M. "
SANDY hook ROCTB FOR ATLUmC
HICIH LANDS. SBABRIGHT. LOST
BRANCH. ASBURT PARK. OCE.«
GROVE. SPRING L All peer
PLEASANT— Pier 81. N. R. IT 4MSL
• 00. ft.'-V lft.*> a. M.. U3S, t»ls\
413. S 40. 7.45 P. ML Sußdmj*. t3 A tt!
12 35. 335. TfflP ZL Pltr Is. SL »
Cedar St.. » 20. 10.00. 11 00 A> Jr.. IS\
>SS> 3.45. 4.45. «.00. 0.10 P. M. SSBSSfS.
10<W> \ M.I o*. 4-<O. a.K>p. M.
REAMXa HARRI?BrR<3, POTTSTIUS
AXD WILLIAM -PORT — <|sl«a HA
t»PO. |».10. (10.t>0. 1100 A. It. ssstaf
«nly>. p"1.0O. 11l ». ♦**» f. si E»si
ing. PcttsvUle. HarrUburr «sIT. t*A
•SCO. 730 P. M.
PHILAPrTLPHIa,
••4.30. m.Oft. m<».no. -9.00. ia'lOif . "o.*
A M.. m-12 ml <"n). 'iOOi •*.«*, •tCft,
m*s 00. m«*00. »7.C0. T&OS. «M| jlia
P M I*l2. IS mdt.
BALTIMORE AND VCJkltßßietm.
8.00. ra»10.00. m«l2 m*tss. «l'i.«a
m«B.f»>. «T"<\ J»IZIS.
•Dally. tDairy nespt 9cassy. iflsssm
tParlor cars only. . Via TassssßS. s»
cept Saturdays. mDtnlnc car. liiSsici
only. zFrom Liberty St. eEly.
F^om Twenty-third St. — P. X.
eS.S» p. M. el 2 P. M.. g4.» P. *.
J11.50 p m. k3.a> P. it. *»r. U.
h4 2rt.
Offices: Liberty gt.. West » St. • Altar
House. 245. 434. 1300. 1354 Eroai«rr. 91
Bth Ay . ->1 Sth Ay . 35 Union S«nni» We*.
S7OS 3.1 Ay.. 1(0 West VStn St. M Cs
lumr.ua Ay. n-w Tork; 4 Cbatt fc. IsV
3«4 Fultoa St . 47.* Noatraad At.. stak
lyn; 390 Broadway. WlUlasHSSjgs. Ss>
York Transfer Co. cails for sad chstasSsf
gaga to destination.
W. a BESLEB. CK.ZUSZ
Vlce-Pres. <fe Oeo. Mar. Ges. P»s*r AfsX.
BALTIMOR3 fc 0E» ft. 1>
ROYAL BLUE line nun
"E\ery other hour on the evea SJSS*
TO BALTIMORE AND irASaSß^^^B
Leave New York City. 2WStl*y«.
•WASHINGTON. iffst TMasi tMSB
tWASHINTiTON. Plner. »3*aistt»ss
tWASHINGTON. I'iner. IL» aa HSU'S
tWASHINC.TON. Buffet, 1.3" rm 2.(588
fROYAL LTD." Tlaer. 3.30 B« 4S)fa
tWAf»HIN'OTON. Diner. 530 pa aCOsa
fWASHINQTOX. Buffet. *3«p« T.O»|B
tWASHINGTON ll.Wpsi ÜBt!
•Ex. Sanday. tT^mCJ.
Through DalTy Trains to the wss*
Leave New V .rk Clry. 2Sd9t I*>*
CHICAGO. PITTS3URG. 115Pp«lZ15:t
CHICAGO CoLI'MBUS. ll.SAaa
PITTS! i-LEVETD. S.»pa 4.»jb
•'PITTSTBURG LIMITED" - »pm 7.5»5
CIN ST LOflS. LOriSV.. '1 SO pm 11
CTN..ST LOUIS. L.OUISV.. i> *» am »S)ss
CIN..S* r r.LOi-iS.L»">UISV.. S.St>pm ti»JB
OSlces: .4" 134 1300 BroadT»a». • ASW
House. 103 Greenwich St.. 53 Cnlm 9IBSM
W. 3J>l Granl st.. N. T.; 348 PBItOB a.
Brooklyn. W«-st 23.1 St. and LiSerrt 91
After »> p. m. sleeping car «ieii*tm
and full Inf -rmatlon regardtas tralas. wt.
can be obtained at Bur»aa of InwssseK
B. * O. R R.. 23i St Termissl. 'fbsstsX
Chelsea 3144.
N. T. N. H & HARTFORD EJ|
Trains depart fr->m Grand Centra! JUSV
<2d St. and 4th Aye. a* follows m
BOSTON, via, New Tendon * Frse.-flPg
t»iU*:oO. •x:il0:02 A. »t. tj V»
•Xl\l-Ml. «... 3:00. tr:3:od>. *li
•«.12:tO P. M. ; via WtlhnantJs-t/"
A. 11. t2:o<> P. M.: via **T** '
A. M.. t!|l2:t»X • 4:.^. •»U«^*--
PORTLAND * HAH HARBOR— I\: :»/•-;
WHTTI MOCNTAIN4 ST. ALBAX;"-
WORr-ESTE« an! FITCHBCRa v!s ft.-
LAKE VILLR r M. XOSTOLE - tS*»
U4KEVILI.R and XORTOIX-'P*"
A M . t3 1 F M __
Gt. Barrinct.->n st.^-SibrMsja I r *^,*«'i
, flel.l— l4 .Vi. nWH AM.. sI:3Il I—'T'
TVk,.: orSces 3t cGrand C-yg** *g
sn,l el23th St.. also at tats jj**^
B w:»>. >-3 Union Square. c!S2 JTIC» Mai
'.'•.-, w Ksth St.. 2T9S Third AiS.J
Brrx-Alyn. v-4 Court St.. 4l» li«str»*l > ..
S»l» B'»;\y. .»^*»s
•Pally. tEx<^r.« Sundays. '■"^STi
only. «st-rs at 125 th St xsW «_ : .^£
Bt. Sundays only. trarlor Ctr *s»»^
|!Has dining car. cFarior as* ■s»J"B v "
ticket^ also. ■ -
"lWdiTvALLfi;,
ftm-ot West »l A ; rortJsalSMdt^--^ U A
■L •Dally t Kxcepc SunO»l x Sss^) • "
b 12.25. d;/». e;*s. uv». »ys^^_-r^«
■ t^r^W;*.
Maurh Chunk 1.0r.% . ; *•■■*•»■ Jf *i«
Buffalo Kxpreae.. "sT-f •" ?-'»<> . «
Buffalo K» r ■- ** 39 *5551«
WlUe»B«rre Expre»s * 3S ?I*S»»»
«a*coa L0ca1..... f 2!*;i's«»'
Chicago and To'ooTn El 9 *eS •'; 11 if
THEWrrFAtO TK%_IX *»■» gJL-^*rg
•"Tlctotsand Follmao accomJ«oda*JL l £ri^;
B.T:H»Fult.'n'St.4; St.. «^ c - "
Bro*lwa» foot Tulzoa St.. »y?tT^,ai
ai. V. Trao/ftjr Co. wtU«aUforas<lcfc^J^
# ji.l. Catarlofc Wester :* #
Ttala. Lean*. *Taa«ila aj Vjjt t
Local. l»lly »;« EgK
Uv. M.ta r LOOU. ex. Sua. *•« Jj» 3
Os««,» Exp.. es. Sua J ; ; cjJ-.-
Hjkii* Locttl. Sundays »|2 Ssaa>
Überty Exp.. ax. Sundaia. *•■ ,5"-e»s«*
Liberty K'.-er. S»turJ.i>s. •»*; Ey .- »•
Waiton- Delhi Exp. . aa. Saa.l-** *••**
tUnsston-UontlceiU* Ex>. _,_ fOO!?*
•x. fun -—rS r*j!>
Llv Ua.-ur Evp.. Saturdays *■ »^*
J;:llrnvti:«-Uln..-atoa Ex». tltsV
•x. Sun >: *" *"^
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