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ATLAS STORAGE co.
Andrew Il. Yetter, Prop.
GLOBE STORAGE CO.,
a05-3O7 r.. G1st St.

New York. Jan. l3th, lo5o'
TO HERMAN GRAPER, Mr. Abrahams,
o'con9r' 70. s. Bfowh, Annie Heffern,
Elizabeth HamIon. 4. +. Mckenzie. Monte
Collins. Onward Britton, Isaac Jupiter. o.
Hemsdorf. Walter Gabrican. Mary Kane,
W. +. Callahan. W. II. Tihbatt. A. II.
jordan. Annie Hyie. William BmseIl Egon
Haseiman. George Barre, Agnes Mcclure.
A. :. BraE. Elizabeth Sa.omon, Annie
Wright. VI. J. Maxwell. ]. Herkowitz or
Henry Herbert Max Toklas. Irving Tor
rey. LILY Hall. Mabel Fulton, Amelia
Leopold John Sexton. Mrs. Lee. Julia
Walsh. straley, Hasbrouck and Schloebe,
Coyle. Hugh Mccormick. Catherine Hol-
man. James Harrington. l. Rosenbaum'
Martin Cusack. Annie Devine. Mary Nc
Manus. ". H. Knox. J. Delgado, Mr.. Bur
ton Miss y. Abbott Mathew Ritche'
+. lzabeth Gardner, o. G. Aubert, Mrs. r.
Blumenthall. Kate Kelley. Patrick Nc
Avoy. Mrs. Rerchen. Louis Hart. Lille
Pederwitz. Gottfried Seip. Annie Campbell.
Mary Mureiav, Mary Kelley, A. cotz.
John Mallory:
You are hereby notified that the time for
the payment of the len hold upon the
property hereinafter described having ex-
pred. after due notice thereof had been
given you, ! will cause such property. 10
wit household goods. personal effects and
merchandise. stored by you in my ware
houses 10 he sold AZ public auction ac-
and provided at my warehouses. 306-3O7
e 6lst St. on Wednesday, Feb. sth, 1899.
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m. II the
sale be not completed on the 9Th day OF
February. IL VIII be continued on each day
thereafter. al 10 o'clock a. m. until all OF
the goods are sold.
GLOBE STORAGE CO..
Andrew r. Yetter. Prop.
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BOOK BARGAINS.

C|(.NNNrNO|-o<%( ||~<~N~~o
ATTENTION. Book Buyers and Book
L1versl-Me have just purchased over
10000 Miscellaneous Medical Books, va
,ued from $500 10 $500 each which we VIII
cell at 10 cents on the dollar $1,000 Popu-
lar Novels and works II standard authors
We offer at Sc Zoe. l5c. and 25c worth
i've times this price, and among others we
secured over 300 sets OF the best EncyclO-
p8dlas including britannica. Appleton
Chambers Zel"s. Peoples and The stand
ard, which We will sell at about 10 cents
on the do..ar; call and Us. no csta-
lOgues sent LOVERING'S NETWORK
BOOK EXCHANGE ISL Broadway. be
tween 9th and 10Th SIS. Open evenings
Libraries and secondhand books bought.
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LOST.

~r>r~4cN~~~c~~~~~o~-~ ~,
LOST OR STOLEN. Bankbook NO o'f,
IIa ~ The German savings Bank in the
e-,tv Of New-York corner 4th-aNe, anu
I4th-st. Issued to Tony TSnissen; Al per
s0ns are cautioned against negouaung .he
same II not returned 10 the oank on sue
ON day u February 1899. duphca'e VIII
be issued Jan 10. 1899.
LOsT. handbook No. 27s. 100 on Dry DOCK
Savings Bank. Any person having clalIns
mon said book IN called upon 10 preseht
=. the aid book will be declared can
celled and extingulshed and a new one
Issued IN lieu thereof
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STORAGE NOTICES.
THE ATLAS STORAGE co.
2OJ -2D7-2Op r. SGth 81.
IQfh Is

THE ATLAS SlOkAbE -
20j POI 200 f. seth 81. o
New York. Jan. 18th. 1879
TO ". WARD. Michael Harrington, VIM,
Schmitges. Miss Heinrich Nashman. James
WvrIch Mrs Lanigan. Isaac Kahn. Annie
Ksarney. Charles Johnston;
You are hereby notified that the time Tor
the payment OF the lien hold upon the
bred. after due notice thereof mad been
given you. ! will cause such property 70
VT. household goods. personal effects ana
merchandise stored by You In my ware
bouses 10 be sold at public auction &C
cording 10 the statute IN such case made
and provided. at 305-30I f. elst ST. on
Wednesday. Feb Sth. 1899. commencing al
10 o'clock a m. II the sale be not COM
pleted on the sth day Of Feb, IT will oe
Continued on every day thereafter at 10
o'clock a. m. until all OF the goods are
sold.
Andrew 3. Yester, Prop.
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MISS CONKLIN - - -
NI Aston COURT. % WEST RID STREET
sTESOGRAPHY AND TypENPTTING
Instruction with Office prac ice and thorough prepa
ration for hrst-cass positions Application II to =
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COAcHMAN Married. aged 30: under
stands care OF horses and carriages:
careful driver: can take charge OF gentle
mans place. good references. p NJ. 100
East 2Gth-st.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED. business man who for an in
terest VIII advance capital to develOpe
invention recently patented: improvement
on article that has extensive sale Ad-
dress II. s.. Box 3. Tribune once
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DRESS AND ACCORDION PLEAT-

-1111D%<<<-~>N% %>N-Nr>~rDN~~~~~~~~>~~
ACCORDION and side pleatlng: buttons
covered while you wait: pinkinS; French
hLting: feathers and toas cIIlcd. BUR
CESS $40 6th-ave.. corner 2lst-st see
signs.
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STDR AGE.

wv N.~N~NNNNOOO0~>
n ETROPoLiTAS storage WAREHOUSE ana
Vans 90. and "a Mercer-st.: branch OF
fee sos Broadway corner h'h-s'.: tur-
niture removed. boxed aud shipped TeIe-
phone Spring 486.
ray. CENTRAL. STORAGE WARE
VOITSFS 1sS-1G7 Ies West 3od-st.. Stor-
age. moving Telephone 7ei 5sth-st.
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MACHINERY.

~.~\-NN<N<(s0,Nfe<'<NfN ~ ~ ,~--a
AT REDUCED PRICES. 300 second-p1 nIiy
wood and iron working machines ia,
guaranteed: machinery ooukni az an, "a.
changed. GEORGE b. EDDY "'0
son-st
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COOK or BUTLER. by Japanese young
man: experienced: best city references
X j., 1913 Cherry-st.
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COACHMAN. GROOM.--Disengaged: ex-
perienced horseman; all-around general
hand, single. English: medium height,
weight: private family: city. country.
| JOHN. Box I, Tribune ONCE.
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o,n FURNITURE A. REGILDING

~N~~~~r~NT~o~~N(>~~ ~'|''~~ -.
coin CHAIRS. warranted French ear
S2o0 worth $500. Regilding done
GDLD' FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS
90 6th-aye.
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TYPEWRITERS-

TYPEWRITERS-BA ma
chimes cheap: Remingtons Smiths, S3s.
guaranteed: rentals reduced. CONsOLI-
DATED TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 2i5
RroadUay
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COACHMAN. Gentleman breaking up his
establishment wishes situation for his
coachman; gentleman will vouch for his
honesty. sobriety and ability Address c.
BLACKTON, i,OS6 Park-aye.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
~. Nryy EENsTowN-LIvERFooL.
Teutonic. y. 80. jan q. noon Teutonie Feb p noon
Irtannic Feb J. noon Britannia. March l, noon
Majestic 90. Feb. s. noon Majestic. March ;, noon
O. manic 1900 Feb IS tie manic. March 10, noon
saloon rates on Cymrc $50 up. Germanic. Britannia
SEQ up Majestic Teutonc SIS up: Second Cabin SAP 81
,,nvs de Third Glass on rlc Gemanic and Britannia
t25 So on Majestic and Teutonic, $3.50 Revenue tax
additional .-.-.,- -,- T..
WHITE STAR LINE.
pier No a. North River Once 9 Broadway. n. Y.
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PARIORM.ID or WAITRESS. Best rex.
erences. Cages 900 10 seJ. Address ~
East s2d-st. Purke's bell
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| RT'TI.FR and VALET.-English trained
! servant who thoroughly understands the
! duties Of a gent.emsn's house; persona
| reference. BUTLER. 455 6th-ave.
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. TRIP AROUND PORTO RICO

y The New York and Porto Rico Steamship Company
American steamer SAN MARCOS; sailing from Empire
stores Trooklyn. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10Th, 3 p.
m touches At ali the Ports of the Island. remaining
there about As there are no hotels yet OF
ooosaaue nee rates passage include board and accom-
modatons for the entire trip Of about INEN s
DAYS. Rates Of passage $50 and upward ,p
SddItsbis Conditions MILLER. BULL & KNoWLToN.
A~tnts. 100 Pearl Street New YORK
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BATTERY PARK MOTEG9
ASHEVIIIE, y. c.
rocated on an ennence with extended view. Famous
for its excellence and hospitality Cuisine OF the hgef
standard. Orchestral music in Palm Room daily. me
GOLF links are unsurpassed with course OF excellent
lives and particularly fine teeng holes and putting
greens Weekly fox hurts and plentiful game Charming
"o''''''" 1' F. p MKIsSICK. Proprietor
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Male.
Female.

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WANTED. 49, German girl for general
housework: no washing: two IN family
good wages. 342 6th-ave.
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COOK.-Young japanese man as iirst-elass
cook with good reference. DO|AMl'
I07 Cherry-st
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COACHMAN-A gentleman wishes 10
procure p situation for his coachman
whom he can highly recommend in every
respect city or country. COACHMAN.
200 West 75th-st
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BUTLER or VALET for rirst-ciass house;
Young German lsoldier): was butler for
General Of Fifth Army Corps Won Seeks.
GOFBEL % Fast Sth-st.
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HELP WANTED.

.
~ NONN~~-- ---J>o-~ - -~<>>S>NO~-~~.~~.
AGENTS WANTED.-We want an agent
in every town 10 secure subscribers 10 Fiji 70
LADIES HOME JOU RNAL. 10 look after
renewals and distribute advertising matter.
We offer profitable employment for the
winter. also specia, rewards for good WORK.
81 600 vii. lie given 10 the agent sending
Inc largest list up TO April Is next $500
Z, the next best worker. and so on-dis-
trlbuting sli, 800 among 800 best agents
every agent whether he or she secures
every agent whether he or shes secures
one OF the extra awards or not. tn ID
CURTIS PUBLISHING CO.. Philadelphia,
Penn.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS. Don't pre-
pare FOR any civil service examination
without seeing our illustrated catalogue OF
information sent free. COLUMBIAN
CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE, Wash
ingt0n. D. c. ..... --....
WANTED.-O boy, American, for
wholesale hardware house; references.
T. s.. Box Q. Tribune Office
WANTED 49, German girl for general
housework: no washing: two IN family
good wages. 342 6th-ave.
LADIES 10 90 worstsd work: experiences
cent 10 your home. Write for sample and
materials. UNIQUE EMBROIDERY Co.
iO2 Futon-st.
WANTED. Neat girl for all work two
In an apartment. must be very good
cook; no washing. Apply before IL a m.
325 Ans erdam-ave., 9Th floor.
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NJ Dept. l42s Arch street. Phis. Pa; January Il,
here until II o'clock A. NJ. Tuesday, January 2ith 1899
for furnishing this depot with 800 Post Flags and 600
Storm & Recruiting Flags in accordance with Standard
Samples Early deliveries required and bidders must
state with what rapidty they Will make them Govern
nent reserves right reject accept any all pro
poas or any part thereof Preference given 70 articles
Of domestic production manufacture. conditions OF
quality and price Including in the price Of foreign pro
ductions or the thereon being equal
Blanks proposals. &c. Will furnished app-
cation Envelopes containing proposals 70 be endorsed
'Pronosas Flags and addressed Colonel JOHN V
FT-RFY Deoutv Quartermas General T. :.
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Lrouosnls.
A pNfV RI-I DING WHITEHALL, SlREEI,

~ NEW YORK CITY. Jan. 5. 1ss9.-sealed proposals.
received here until IL O'Clock noon,
Jan 20 1870 and opened. for supplying 10000 feet
a inch rubber hose with couplings. and 1900 feet pa
irch rubber hose with couplings Specifications etc,
AN be ad a Office. The United states reserves
the right to accept reject all proposals.
part thereof Preference will be given 20 articles OF
manufacture conditions Of quail
Nv and price Including in tie price ~ foreign productions
and manufacture the duty thereOn) being equal En-
veopes containing proposals should be endorsed Pro
posas for Hos. be opened January 2th 1898, and
addressed TO A. s. KIMBALL. A. O. NJ O.. U. S. A.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.


30 WEST 16TH-sT.-Nice warm rooms;
gentlemen. reference.
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/, ARpwr (yEavyyw

--c~~~~o~ ~N-o>~~@NNNN -0N>4oNNr.NN%|@N@
CARPETS cleaned BY steam. by hand or
Co. i.5's Broadway. 42i FaS 4sth-E.
cor BRANDT Tel I32-3sth.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
y received at their Uptown Office No l2i2 Broadway.
"a door north OF 3lst-st until o'clock advertise
m ns received following branch ofnces at regular
Office rates until o'clock p. m. viz 254 Sth-ave s. E.
c,r 23d i52 9th ave cor. 12th-st; Mays 6th-ave
and 14th-st Columbusave, near West ooth-st; LOG
W.st 42s-st near Gth-cve. % East l4th-st:
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WANTED. Neat girl for all work: two
In an apartment: must be very good
cook; no washing. Apply before IL a m.
325 Amster am-aye., 9Th floor.
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NURSERY tOvERNEss or COMPANION;
Good Musician: fine voice. will ak.,"
IN home. * Box i5s. Piedmont west Va
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NURSE. 81, -Experienced girl as nu's
and assisl with chambe~work ~ seSihs.
seven year3 reference. c2s 2d-ave.
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COACHMAN. stableman or groom. by
strictly temperate man: understands all
kinds Of work: where honesty and sobriety
would be appreciated. JOHN BURNS. 2O2
West h2d-sf-
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COACHMAN ard useful-man for doctor
single: colored, thoroughly experienced;
splendid personal reference: careful driver f;
sober. honest. prompt; moderate expecta-
tons BRANCH. 1913 West 53d-st
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DAYS WORK Competent woman, out "
the day icocking or washing; hrss-cisS
references. 245 Fast 37th-st.
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COACTTMAN -Family giving IN horses
recommends their Protestant coachman
in every particular; expert city driver;
highest personal city references. JAMES.
R1N Is 1872 Broadway.
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MNll AMT.AMERlGAM LIME,

-York-Rotterdam. via Boulogne- sur Mer
New twin-screw steamers ROTTERDAM and STATEN
DAM Is 300 and 800 tons respectively. -
s. s. AMSTERDAM, Jan. 81. for Rotterdam direct
Twin-screw S STATENDAM. Jan. % for Rotterdam
Apply to Company's Office SO Broadway New-York
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NEW FORM OF EXCURSION TICKET.

Cleveland. Ohio. July 2.-The Lake Shore Railroad
Company has adopted q new form Of ticket for use
in excursion business 1t will be used for the first
time for the National Education Association ex-
cursions 10 California.
This ticket has on the margin n blank space.
,rbere the sex. age. height weight and also the
color OF the hair and eyes Of the purchaser are
recorded by means of a punch. The ticket must be
presented TO the city ticket agent at the other end
"a he verified before IL will be accepted for return
naesa9e and must also be signed by the holder.
r there is anything wrong in the description OF me
noiu nr,oinaI the ticket Will be conhscated. The
cnmpany thinks this device intellectually beat the
scalpers.
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Go Get for Business purposfs.

at San Francisco indicating a satisfactory sta'e
Of affairs regarding the persons arriving on 'he
alleged plague ship Nippon Maru. The report
stated that the passengers and crew removed from
tbe N,nnon Mar, TO the quarantine station are
all we'll The two stowaways who jumped from
the vessel Notwithstanding the customs patro ana
were drowned were shown by an examination 10
have been we'll men, All the passengers and crew
were removed to the Angel Island Ceuarantine'
where they are still detained under observation
The vessel was dsinfected thoroughly and DIS.
charged from quarantine and new crew put
aboard her.
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II PLATFORMS NEW PLACE.

Chicago, July John n. Faithorn. who was
president of the st. Louis Peoria and Northern
before It passed into the control Of the Alton
syndicate has been elected vice-president or the
Chicago Terminal Transfer Company. and is ex-
,oo,od % take Office on August l. Edward d
Adams n is understood Will renquish the presi-
dency at the next annual meeting In favor or MT
Faithorn but will retain the place or chairman or
the Board of Directors.
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CoIUMBIA AND DEFENDER.

-r,., ,ace Thursday July O. Sea going double ueoNe
,-o, STEAMER BAY QUEEN capacity loo" llinl.1'
90 7no leaving foot Dock Street NEAR Fulton 49,
prooklvn at 200 A NJ. and Battery 1Andins' near Do -
o~oa q, DAB A. NJ The only steamer going over ~
- -. Ticket, 800 For sale at the WsI''i'-
A.,or,s rim Avenue Gnsey and all leading hotels
For further information address Capt AL
goa Yves, Dist
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BRITISH COLONY TRADE.
TAKE ONE-THIRD OF
ENGLAND'S SURPLUS PRODUCTS.
THEIR EXPORTS A FIFTH OF MOTHER
COtJNTRY's PURCHAsEs-sHOW ST.
PERTOR TO THAT OF OTHER
EUROPEAN GOVERNMENTS.

EUROPEAN GONERNMENIS.
Washington. July (SpecIaD british colonies
furnish a market for more than one-third of Great
Britain's surplus products. and supply one-ffth OF
the material which she purchases from abroad OF
her total domestic expectations in 1897, which
amounted to f234.2 900 in value f067500O, or %4
per cent went 20 her colonies. and the percentage
Of her exports which the colonies take appears to
be gaining. A recently published statement by the
British Board OF Trade Journal" just received
by the Treasury Bureau of Statistics. shows that
of the total exports Of British produce and manu-
features from the United Kingdom 81 per cent
went 10 the British colonies In 1875, % per cent IN
1896 and 344 per cent In 1897.
ON the other hand, Great Britain annually pur-
chases from her colonies about si5OcOo0oo worth of
their productions. the imports from the British
colonies into the United Kingdom in 1895 being 1885,
900 in 1896 1913 CO., and in 1897 fsiOlsoo Natu-
rally the bulk Of her importatons from the Colo
MES is articles Of food and raw materials for use
in manufacturing. Food products In 1877 were
f347lOOO Of the f94 900 of mportatons from Inc
colonies into Great Britain. while raw materials
for textile manufactures imported from the colo
MES amounted 10 f26 OS 900 and other raw materials
TO f253lAOO0. while manufactures Imported from
the British colonies were only fLSs5'VV. mus the
people of the United Kingdom. In buying the food
products and material for manufactures Tor whlch
they are compelled to send money abroad are now
able TO expend over $500 10000 annually among their
own people in other parts OF the world-people who
represent British blood and British capital; for II
Is asserted on high authority that probably 5000
100000 Of British capital is invested In various ways
in the colonies and the purchases in those markets
by the people Of the United Kingdom thus con-
tribute to the prosperity of her own citizens whose
money is there invested.
In other countries which have colonial possess
sions a considerable percentage Of their commerce
is also with the colonies. though not TO as great
an extent as that of Great Britain. France pur-
chased 10 per cent of her total imports from her
colonies in 1897 Holland purchased l47 per cent
of her imports from her colonies in 1897, while the
nronortion which the German colonies furnished Of
the imports into Germany is comparatively small,
In most the colonies being new and little de-
veloped. IT,, . ,.,or.s
into the United Kingdom from her colonies In 1891
by great classes:
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
AFTER WESTERN TROLLEY LINES.
OF THE WHITNEY ELKINs
SYNDICATE VISITS OMAHA AND
KANSAS CITY.

Omaha, Neb, July 2.-During the last week rep
resentative Of the Whitney Elkns syndicate visited
Omaha, Kansas City, Sioux City, and Is now In st.
Paul or Minneapolis. the object of his mission
being TO look over the street railway plants in the
cities named with view to purchasing them and
combining all under management. to be con-
,rored nv the syndicate which he represents He
STAYED four DAYS in Omaha. eight in Kansas City
and two in Sioux City. 1t is believed he secured an
option on at least one OF the plants which he ex-
amined.
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS will be received at the bureaS
If Navigation Navy Department, Until ,so ,t me
noon. on saturday the z2ns Gay 81 Naval Training
d ON coasters Harbor Island. Newport, X q, ne
4s sis Of Burean Navigation. NAVY Dope t Il
ShieI % Training station Ns"pofA n -
the Co'ni nns can be obtained for Inspection a ss
Chief OF Bureau yuh f,,S IAN e
~ The time having been ex'ehosa "''" '~''
- adversement OF June lWh-
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KANSAS INSURANCE DECISION.
COMPANIES BARRED OUT OF THE STATE DID
70 PER CENT OF THE BUSINESS
TROUBLE BREWING.

Kansas City No, July 2-Unless Z. f. oRear'
super,ntendent Of the State Insurance Department
shall renew the licenses of the companies parreo
out OF the State by Fridays decision OF ,ne gu,
- Co... tbere will be a revolution in Missouri
,rs,,rorca circles. The Attorney General has said
the licenses cannot be renewed. but the law ooes
not saw what shall happen after they have been
revoked .
The companies which were barred did 70 per cent n
OF the nre-insurance business in Missouri IN $50
The gross amount Of premiums pald uuiIns w
- ,o,,,dIry the local mutual associations, was
u sss cOo or this amount the companies expeIIed
collected $4,000 or 70 per cent OF the total ne
Companies that are allowed to 40 09sa IN sS ~ TOTAL
The SUPREME Court decision leaves seventy con- IN
panies. large and small, that may 90 pusiiies' -
Eansas CITY under existing conditions
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--.oc,Is ,,,u no received Mt the Bureau

PROPOSALS will be received at .ne Dv w..S.
s-,,,.. and Accounts. Navy Department w. -
OF suPpr., 70 O'Clock noon. August - ic". 80
ins,on,; Opened Immediately heressr 70 ard an
New YORK yei,ing cranes. Blank proposals WI. % VI
electric "a the Navy Pay oinee.
nished upon "KKENNY Psymastsr General v. = -.
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AUCTION SALE OF CUTTINGS ZINC; AND o DON
,oO uh s,ree Phila- Pa, June rs lS~-Inefe wa
he soid at Public Auction at schuydn Arsen GA. oas
master T. 8 Vols. commencing at ~ w.n cut
TWO coodsmned Horses. Catalogues can - noS
mon Application at schuyIl Arsenal * S'i 'I'~
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Brooklyn
Counirn propertp tor Sole.
Gountrp poprrtp 60 Eet.
Gnbnrban Real estate.


A CFNCY-MontclaIr real estate all kinds. sale ana
a rent CLARENCE b. TUBES. Beekman-st.. y l.
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Total value from or 10 British 49, go nm ,ooo-x mn
colonies iO''''"''N"
Total value OF imports from, or
exports foreign countries,
emitting colonies. ........... ooholoVO IooOfo'VVo
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THE NIPPON MARU RELEASED.
PLAGUE REPORT FROM SAN FRANClsCo Di''
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND CREW

Washington, July 2-Dr. Wyfnan 'no 40 -
General ~ the Marine Hospital Service has re-
rsysd renort from the National quarantine officer