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fa this city ct No. 9 West Kth street. Xbe firm hu a large factory at New Britain, the finest designs In locks, hinges, letter end other equipment for an up-to-date office of hardware used in the Tribune The of hardware used in the Tribune to of bronze, of approved by The work is of the most substantial Siracter. and suited for such a modern office STTfiinic is the Tribune Building. reputation of the Russell A Erwin Mannfcicturing Company In Its line of production is such thVt it secures contracts for supplying the for -uiW of the leading structures under way this and other cities.

Among contracts the is now tilling, besides; that for the Tnhtine Folding arr- those for fitting up with hardware th- new Plaza Hotel, at Fifth avenue and 69th new building for the Trust Company of ir.Vall street; tho spacious United States Cmnpiiy- in Church street. Trinity churchyard: the new Bourne a great number of new office hotels and the finest private residences In all MT-ta of th. United Thft fart that the company guarantees all the THE YORK TRIBUNE INDEX. The files of newspaper ontain the embodied history of the world. But finding what one wants in thorn unaided is like tlie proverbial search for a needle In a haystack.

One might as well have a locked treasure orient without a key. TJio key that unlocks newspaper files is an index. For over thirty pan The New-York Tribune has an annual index to what appears in its columns. The fame index is of use with of other newspapers, so far as general news la concerned, for the news nt the same day may be found all. In addition, for a fik xA The Tribune.

The Tribnne Index convoys information in regard to a multitude of articles, editorials, book jwiews. correspondence and other features of a distinctive character. It is a key to a great storehouse of facts. With its crofcs- references anything desired can be readily found. material used In hardware to be of the bost ih-- character of the work, and certain increasing satisfaction with It as years ro on.

character of its work done by the Russell Erwio Company i- phrrw-n in the muipment of the Building; to which attention has and the ret Jits Epeak for themselves. CLARKE BROTHERS, BACKERS. The custom of confining banking operations to boon between 10 a. m. and p.

m. has lately Wr. set by a number of city banking- wMcb bow open their doors for at aj: boars of the day or night. The banking A GENTLE REMINDER That GKKEM BAIM BROS. of In the rfty.

eoiTi' l) r. commercial and official sixes In all OUTLOOK. COIJCXiriAK CNABP. POSTAGE SAVERS. Any up" -i: size or (rraJe of made to order Bhort DoUce.

al! promptly. Ati when hi Jtnei of above It will be to your advantage to givm aa GREENEBAUM 1 John dC New Tort City. W. H. JOSEPH, manufacturer or iTEKIL PLATES, RUBBER STAMPS, 113 NASSAU BT, NEW YOBK.

NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBTTNIE, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1907. boose of Oarke Brothers has established hours suited to the general convenience of the downtown district in which It la situated- Tho doors are opened for the transaction of business at 9 o'clock In the morning, and remain open until 6 In the afternoon. The hours on Saturday are from 9 a. m. to 3 p.

m. The banking rooms of Clarke Brothers are on the first floor of the remodelled Tribune Building. instead of In the basement, as formerly. These new and more commodious quarters are In the heart of the Rrciit business district surrounding the City Hall. A department of Investments is at tho service of clients of the hank for the selection and purchase of bonds, stocks.

other trustworthy securities. Clarke Brothers issue drafts, letters of credit travellers' checks on all parts of the world, buy or Bell foreign money, ant. in general, extend to their patrons all the services ordinarily to be obtained from a modern banking institution. NEW DEPARTURE IN LIGHTING FIELD. The Cooper Hewitt mercury vapor lamps, which are used extensively throughout the Tribune Build tup.

are an entirely new departure In the lighting field. The light comes from a tube varying In length from 30 to 4f. inches about I Inch In diameter. This large lighting surface Is one of the notable features or the lamp. it prevents the formation of sharply defined lights and shadows, and produces the best possible diffusion of light.

This makes it a most valuable light for all forms of and composing room work and all arts of newspaper plants. Another feature of the lamp is its unrivalled economy In current consumption, for the same current tin re Is double amount of light that Is obtained from the modern arc and about live tinus that obtained from the ordinary incandescent lamp. THE MORTAR USED IN THE BUILDING. One of the most important articles. If not the most important, used In the construction of the Tribune Building is the mortar in which the brick and stone of the structure are laid.

This is Portland rrment dry mortar, and was furnished by the manufacturer. V. H. Johnson, of No. 23 Broadway.

New York City. This mortar Is ready for by 'imply adding water, and has used for years in some of the largest buildings Id New York. PIMPING MACHINERY REPAIRS. J. S.

HUMBERT, 111 Cedar Street, New York. PHONI 44.. OORT. 1817. A SPECIALTY.

L. HARRIS SON, WINDOW I PICTURE, ACC PLATE. MIRROR 106-108 Liberty Street. New York. TICK H93 COIiTKAJfDT.

MILLER McKENZIE, MACHINE BLACKSMITHS MACHINE rORGINCM OF BVBRT PKRHrtri'TION. PIPE BANGBBa AND PIPB BENOIMO. ALL OP MADK AND lIEI'AIUED. 61 ANN KKAK IN AI.I.KV. Shoring and Steel Sheetpiling Work on Tribune Foundation.

Miller, Daybill me. SHORERS AND CONTRACTORS, 314-320 Kosciusko Brooklyn, N. Y. PORTLAND CEMENT DRY MORTARS ARE READY FOR USE BY SIMPLY ADDING WATER. Made especially for Concrete Wcrk.

Rough Stone Work. Rough Brick Work, Face Brick Work, Lime Stone Work, Tile Work, Fire Proof Arch Work in fact all work requiring Cement Mortar. All sand used in these mortars is washed, screened and kiln dried. F. R.

JOHNSON, Manufacturer, cortw t. 253 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Established ISSo. it BeekmaM, J. R.

STINE and Tan -n crs 3 51 BEEKMAN STREET. NEW YORK. MAK.EHS OF GOOD "BELTS. OUR SPECIALTY: MAKING BELTING THAT MEETS EVERY CONDITION OE SERVICE. Waterproofed, Sewed, Pegged, Riveted, Laced or landless Belts Furnished as Nature of Work Demands.

CONTRACTOR FOR Plumbing, SteamSittmg, Hot Water, Heating and Power Work. LEONARD D. HGSFORD, 63 Beekman Street. Telephone Cooneetioa NEW YORK. TELEPHONE 5313 JOHN.

CLARKE BROTHERS, BANKERS, TRIBUNE BUILDING. MEMBERS V. STATE BAXKKRS GROUP VIII AMKUMCAV UVMvIIUS ASSOCIATION. Most Banks require from 300 1 bui we consider a balance Of 1 TV. than LOO dollai aver; balai at the small of one dollar per 1 On upward, we will 3' and on in A n1 inti rest mi date dep 1 A "9" TXT GAUL TOPP, LITHOGRAPIinRS, 410 PEARL NEW YORK.

Special Lithographed Headings few All Publishers. BROTHERS CO. ok Mach ine Cast Printers' Rollers, Roller Composition and Padding Glues. 406 PEARL NEW YORK. rlllllllll Iptlla l'artnry.

4IS (VMNMNt Street. WALTER H. SHAW, SUCCESSOR TO WILLIAM J. SHAW, 111 WEST 39TH STREET. Bet.

Broadway and 6th New York. House 2nd Decorative PAINTER Hardwood Finisher. ZIS4 Bryant STAR LYCEUM BUREAU ALONZO FOSTER, Manager. 004 Tribune Building. New York City.

Telephone, 2768 BeeUman. An agency for Leading Literary and Musical Celebrities Choice entertainments for Churches, Sock'tica and furnished at moderate cost. SUIT TO ORDER, $20 Woollens for Fall anil Winter bought weeks ago to few 125, $30 and for the opening of our new store in Tribune Building must be, disposed of. Opening of the store was greatly delayed on account of building oper- POOLE (Tribune Bids.) 100 Nassau St, i H. J.

QILMARTIN, NEW CHAMBERS STREET. Dealer in Printers', Electrotypcrs' and Lithographers' Washing Materials; also Rubricating and Cylinder Oils, Benzine, Turpentine, Kerosene, Astral Oil, Potash, Detergent and Lye: Machinery, Cylinder, Sperm, Whale, Lard, Neats-foot, Linseed and other oils. 5.