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The boat in which Bush was passen-
ger was afterward picked up by the
Lynx.
The passengers all agree that proper
discipline prevailed on board the Stella.
The crew promptly took up their sta
tions when the steamer struck, served
out the lfebelts, and lowered the boats.
The scene at the moment Of the sinking
of the vessel was heartrending. Those
who had succeeded. III getting into the
boats had Il narrow escape rom being
engulfed on account Of the suction caused
by the sinking vessel. The voice of Capt.
Rocks was frequently heard from the
bridge, urging the rowers to pull for
their lives
The boats were adrift Is hours, during
which time their occupants were without
food or water, and as their clothes were
drcnched they suffered greatly.
The disaster is generally attributed to
the high speed at which the steamer was
! travelling in the log.
The steamer Honf-eur returned tonight
after having made the circle of the Cas-
quot rocks. She picked up two boats
containing women clothlnS, money, jew
clry and an opera glass case. The last
had evidently been used in battling. Many
pathetic incidents are reported. Tn sew
cl1l instances men Lifted their wives and
children into the boats and then persisted
themselves in their presence. One wife
who was thus bereayed lost her reason.
A large number Of the survivors ar
without clOthlng
only in blankets.
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WASHINGTON, March 31.-Commis
sioner of Indian Affairs Jones has issue
Il formal call for bids for furnishing sup
lies to the indian service for the mex
fiscal year. Bids will be opened in Chi
cago until 1 p. IN. April %. for furnish
ing beef, flour, bacon, beans. coffee, sugar
rye, tea and other subsistence articles
boots and shoes, groceries, crockery
wagons, school and medical supplies, an,
general miscellany, and at New York I'm
Til 1 p. M, May %, for blankets, Woolcl
and cotton goods, clothing, notions, hat;
and caps.
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DELEGATES TO TRADES AssEMBLY

Machinists-J. S. Holding, Chas. G. r.
vine H. c. Royce.
Musicians-H. w. tanners.
Printers-Henry Dworschak, Chas. L.
Seymour. S. f. Peachey.
Steamfitters - Henry Gazette, Louis
Koehler.
Tinners-I. Pierce T. Timlin.
Saw Mill Workers-Chas. A. Wilcox,
Fred Gramzaw, VIM. Kasmska.
Superior Trades Assembly-Otto Winklcr
Joe. Conlzle.
Tailors-John Benson, August Saxlne,
70. E. Lunlie
Pressman's Assistants and 1lclpers--
Alex. Stewart Gustav Axt. John COLI.
Bricklayers-Wm. Anderson, Arthur AL
den, Thos. p. Waite.
Bartendcrs-Dave Evans, John Casey.
Coopers-H. Q. Walker, W. B. Hamilton.
Draymen-IVm. Harwood, julius Lang,
John Tergan.
Freight Handlers-Jamcs Dunn, II. C.
Baker Frank Willett.
Longshoremen-Frank Gilmeau. Robert
Wilhelm, Moses Lafevre.
Carpen ters-J. II. Baker, A. II. Apple
by. R. G. Free.
West End Clerks-Chas. Gustafson, A.
Sauer, A. O. Anderson.
Cigarmakers-E. o. Lano, William Gar
land, Ed Schibisky.
Cooks-D. S. Lapham, Geo: Ray, John
BumDus.
Painters-J e. Johnson, VIM. Bradley,
Ed Maere.
Plasterers-J. A. Blk.
Plumbers-Wm. T.. McEwcn, NJ. J. Kcal-
ey, Ed. Strum.
Lathers-A. J. Meldahl, J. d. Meldahl.
Laundry Workers-John McMurchy, F..
A. Cullen.
Stonecutters-G II. Thompson, Gus Oh
sen. e. G. Rosand
Street sar Employcs-1. r. Cobb, JOS.
Kerney.
Theatrical Stage Employcs-F. A..
Schultz. J. P. shanahan. f. J. Meaghcr.
Waiters-Thomas Savard, J, i. Nc
Donald. J. NJ. Murray.
Woodworkers-J. w. Allen. Walter
johnson, Gus Anderson
American Agents Associatlon-Chas.
Leytze j. NJ. Smith, w. NJ. Thompson.
Steam Engineers of Amcrica-Geo.
Marsh, J. Fl. Edwards r. L. Patterson,
w. D. Tomlin.
A a. of Iron e. Steel Workcrs-W. "A.
Lovclacc. Fred Monl1housc.
Eakers--Richard bly,.
Butchcrs-Ed Wlcs Walter Spires.
Moses Tierney.
Barbers-Bcn Winn, J. p Johnson, Fred
Bysche.
Building Tradcs--Chas. Potter. a. Mel
ahl.
Brewery Workers-Jos Polsk, Geo.
Schwartz. G. J. Rinn
Foot & Shoe Workcrs-Wm. Mcd'l, J. w.
Schwcigcr Theodore Weld.
Boiler Makcrs-Il Krz II. Conklin,
J. A. Graham.
Portcrs' Protective Irnioil--F. II. Pcndle>
ton. Jesse Walker, IT, T.. Gram
Retail Clerks Vptown-F. J. Breeze,
james Meakn. Henry Engen.
Stonemasons-Nolson Iolbcrg.
Sawmill Wcrkers-A. II. McGilI.
T9ookhinders-A A. Elder, Jos. Quit
man. VIM. Gaulty.
BroOmma kcrs-]Id LaGcfcil, Andrew
Rosen, r. MagnusScn.
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Chicago platform and hose who have
forwarded money for tickets for the
J cffnrs,nian dinner. We, the only author
:xca arrangements committee of Il. in
order - avoid all disputes in future here
by desire to announce that the Jcffoc-
sonian dinner Will be gwen by Chicago
platform Democrats on Wednesday, April
~, ut p. III. in the Grand Central palace,
At which MIR. bryan will be present and
make an address,
4; the dinner. of which 1000 have al
ready paid for seats.
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UELIEVED THEY Persisted.

Crew Of Steamer sir Donald Thought
TO lie Lost.
ST. JOHNS, N. f., March 31.-The seal
ing steamer Harlow, from the Gulf of St.
Lawrence, arrived here today with 5000
seals. She reports that the Nimrod has
1000, and the Kite 1000. The sealer Hope
she had not sighted. The steamer Ram
ger, with 1880 seals, came into port
shortly after the Harlow, bringing in tow
the mission steamer Sir Donald, which
she picked up derclict in an ice pack.
She saw no traces of sthe crew of the Sir
Donald, and it is believed that they have
persisted after going adrift on an Ice floe.
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COURT OE INQUIRY.
Colonel Of Fifteenth Minnesota IL
Have One.

Have One.
Special to News Tribune.
ST. PAUL. March 3l.-Col. T,conhacuser
Of the Fifteenth Minnesota is to be grant
cd Il court of inquiry His request for
such Il court has been complied with. and
the order was issued from army head
quarters in Washington this afternoon.
The court will be convened in st. Paul on
April 10. The detail Of Officers for it is
as follows: Gen. Pennington, president
Lieut.. Col. Hunt, recorder: Lieut.. Col.
Wayne, and Maj. Went.
While there is now no possibility of the
other officers of the Fifteenth getting
courts Of inquiry in their cases, they be-
ing mustered out Of the service, tho i'll
Qury into Col. Lconhacusers case will
give them all 4 chance to vindicate them
selves Indirectly while tcstifying in be-
half Of the colonel.
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LE.AVEN WORTH, March 3l.-Lcut.
John Gregg, killed during the advance Of
Gen. Halls brigade. graduated from Tho
cavalry and infantry school ut Fort Lcav
cnworlh in June, 1897. He passed Il Oril-
liant examination here for promotion III
first lieutenant in 1896 He was L dish
iny follow and very popular.
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Meets second and fourth Fridays at
Kalamazoo hall. President, Edward
Kriz; vice president, John McMurchy;
secretary, j. w. Allen; reading clerk,
Henry Dworschak; treasurer. Thomas
Savard; financial secretary, Charles
Leytze; sergeant farms, Walter John,
son; trustees. August SaXine, Walter
Thompson and A. A. Fidcr.
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TEE ONLY PEBBLES.
Brewster Announces the One D"liIT
Dinner Again.

NEW YORK. March "l.-EnScnc V.
brewster. treasurer Of the committee Of
ARRANGEMENTS for the silver dinner 10 hH
given in the Grand Central palace Oh
April ~. TO commemorate the birthday Of
Thomas jefferson. gave Oh; the following
statement today:
TO dispel all doubts in the mind of
the public, friends and admirers of the
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Meets second and fourth Mondays at No.
II First avenue east. President. VIM.
Garland; vice president, Chas. Leytze;
recording secretary, G. H. Collier; score
tary-treasurcr, ~. Nelson; sergeant IT.
arms, J. Dunn.
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Walter McNich:lpl Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3l.-Walicr
McMichael, one Of the former owners Of
the North American, of this city, died
suddenly today at his home lie was Gl
years of age.
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TO CURE a COLD ~ ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinne Tablets
All druggists refund money If 1t fails tc
cure 25c. The genuine has l.. 3. Q.
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Meets second and fourth Thursday at
No. II First avenue Fast T. Mclaughlin,
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nue. west, J. ". Schweiger, secretary.
nr1,,ckors Union.

nue. west. J. W. Schweiger, secretary.
BOilermakerS Union.
Meets every third Saturday at Norman
ma hall. e. Clarey, secretary.
Carpcntcrs Union.
Meets every Tuesday at Brown Hall. S.
Scariey, secretary.
Draymcn's UniCn.
Meets first and third Saturday at Erowa
Hall. L. Hanson, secretary.
Plumbers UniOn.
Meets first and third Thursday at Hunt
err hall. w. Y. McIIwen, secretary.
CiEarmal&crS Union.
Meets first and third Wednesday at Kali
amazOo hall. Mathew E;ttinScr, secretary.
BARRIERS Union.
Meets every second and fourth Tuesday
at Hunter hail. Fred w. Byshe, secrc-
tury.
Stone Masons Union.
Meets second and fourth Monday at
Brown hall. NJ. Hcislcr, secretary.
Cooks Union.
Meets every Thursday at Hunter hail.
j. +. Bumpus, secretary.
.Journcymcn Bakers and COnfcction-
cra Union.
Meets first and third Saturday at NO.
II First avenue Z. Geo. Nassum, secre-
tary.
Walters Union.
Meets every second Tuesday at Hunter
| hall Thos. Savard, secretary.
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Union Directory,

If the secretaries of the various I'M
ions whose card does not appear will
send it In VIC will insert it III this col
umn.
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lsricI>IayrrS Union.

Meets every third Sunday at Kalamazoo
hail. james Walfrun, secretary.
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Meets first and third Monday at Brow
hall. II. T.. Scott, secretary.
Union Of Steam Ens:in
rrrS.
Meets every Monday at hunters hail
G. Giliclaiu, secretary.
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Prcssmans Union or Duluth and
Superior.
Meets every first Monday after second
Saturday. Oliver Quick, secretary.
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Meets every Friday at Brown Hal
Joseph Getty, secretary.
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Timers Union.

Meets first and third Wednesday Il
Grown Halt Edward, Moore. secretary.
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Meets the first Sunday in the month ri
Kalamuzuu hall. t'has. Collier, secretary.
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~ biographical lniOn.

Meets second and fourth Tuesday 4
kalamazoo hail. 7. 'Timli,l, secretary.
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Meets every Monday ut kll;tnltznn hall
Andrew Nelson, secretary.
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VOOI VVOrICrS I NiVn.
Meets first and third Friday in Nor
mamma hail. e.. Larson, secretary.
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Street Car Employees Union.
Meets first and third Saturday a Co.
lumbia hall. J. p. Jcckell, secretary.
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boot and ShOcHnnl<crS Union.
Meets every Monday at No. { First ave
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American Agents Association.
Meets first and third FRIDAY at the
Singer Sewing Marhille office. Lewis ST.
mon. secretary.
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Stone 1llSOnS Union.

| Walters Union.
| Meets every second Tuesday at Hunter
hail. Thos Savard, secretary.
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BARRIERS Union

Meets first and third Wednesday at K
amaZOo hall. Mathew EttinScr, Secrcta
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Meets every second and fourth Iucsaa
at Hunter hall. Fred w. Byshe, secrc
tury.
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Plumbers Union.

Meets first and third Saturday at EroN
Hall. L. Hanson, secretary.
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Meets first and third Thursday at Ill
err hall. W. Z. McEwen, secretary.
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CARPENTERS Union


Meets every Tuesday at Brown Hall.
Scariey, secretary.
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Railrnads.
Pennsylvania

PeFlnS ylvaFlId
1AIbHoAD
STATIONS foot of WEST TwESrYrHlRp STREET AND
DEsBRossEs AND CoRTLANpT STREETS.
ss-The leaving time from Dcsbrossrs and
Cortiandt streets ia five minutes later thnn
that given below for Twenty-third street
Station, except where otherwise noted.
1865 A. NJ. PAST MAIL.-timtod to two Buffet
P Pa. Cars New York I" pIttsblg.. sleeping Car
s sss Pfs pah ofyfsna
Compartment Seepinl Dining smoking. and Oh.
esryaton Cars For Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo.
ch IHssGep Alb s dns i IR
For Louisville via cncinnntD. Indianapolis Chi.
s;ss = nj. WESTERN ExpREss.-For Chicago.
7sSP TSeas ffeSpt ss!nEa% Pitt.
burg. Akron Cleveland, Nashville via CincnuatD.
7Sp pS SSsGe gKpn - son p.buru and
Valley Route Connects for Cleveland except Sat.
$50 T. N. MAIL ANp EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet
rl,tsbura and points West. daily. except Sunday.
Eocoaches
WAsmlNGroN AND THE SOUTH.
7ib5, s25. s;h5. 1910. Dcsbrosses and Cortlandt
streets i o:29 DINING GM,, lo.65 Dining Car,
streets, 2:2ol t5.2b Congressional Lin" all
Iarlor and ming Cars. Mn arp Dining
ssnas w .!I R9E c iG, 2 NM NJ ,I io nsG'
1885, tss25 Congrcssiir,' lin" all sarlor and
Dining Cars, $40. I.2b tDnng Car. 4:55 Dining
sofrhERS hiiiIwhY. IEtpre.,. s.2s. ago p. NJ.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN aArLwAY.-ror Mem
nhs and New orl ans. J'2b NJ. daily
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Expr,ss. $40 A NJ. ard
ohFsarf = e aE6no nAlLwAY-70s A. NJ. wool.
For OLD POINT C0MFORr sud NoRFOLR.-7,oo
4; NJ week. lays and 800 p NJ, daily.
AlLANTtC CtTY.--i:lb T.. " wrtk.davs. Through
vestbuled Train. Buffet pArlor Cars. Passenger
CAFE NAY s!j5 y. VI. wc-k.dars.
For points on Now York and Long Branch Railroad
from West Twentv.third street station, S'N5 4.
NJ. u 40 2tand 500 +. VI, sunda,s ";25 \.
N. 455 p. NJ. groln pcsbross's and c rtl,ni;
suudays, D4b A. NJ G.ibP. u.
iOK riiIItpi.iPHit.
oilo .bro'sr1 nn E9rtlaHli ar Is d'2p. I2j,
iHo psrs.ss. G oEd cS,n G" .Aoi n 10 o
dining Carr ir.tT 'Dinws Car, 1885 A. VI.
I 80, 2;iO Doshru~su- and CogtlEnGt streets
2nl, @:b5 3:2I. 35h 4:2i, 49, DINING Ia-'. 4:tS
Dining Car -5a dining carr, 1:i'. s:,i n:l1
NO uim,t"i. ,r:15. ip:5i DINING Can 4. NJ,
niuinr Ctr' +;1b Dining Car. 5s,I Dining
Car Ittf, p D., p:45 T. W. 1910 nlght.
2dI Bro1dwty; Aston II usc Nes' Twenty. thisI
Street StatiNr and stat 'us foot ~ Dn-nruss"s md
Curtlaudt treots court street $50 Fulton .trrut
~ Broadway and r,iusrlrnnA Annex station,
Btouklyn station. J.rs'l C.iF. The New iurk
Transfer COMPANY will coll fur and clrok baggage
Telephnne MA Fghte nth Street. for Penney.
ylni, Railroad CAB Service.
J. Il. HUTCHINSON. !. a. WOOD.
Genera! Manager. General PasS'r Agent.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

The Avenue pf travel south ~ n southwest.
CtBt. MENIJO tALIIDKSIi.
Departure II IN New YORK peun.yIyan /: r. station
DAILY .3l IT.. Curtluull 3ul Drshr s--s 49,.
Sc The leaving Time from pe.brns."s aud
tortiandt reefs l. i've minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
STATION.
1910 \. M.-FAsT NAlL-pullmAn Bulc, sloar.
ing Cars, Ne. YORK O. Atlanta, Nv Orleans
Savannah tnl Ia Sunvi!C la niniuy Car rv.r".
81 % u. Nh. Y " LA hNPEE-N=P Pullman
Drawing Room Sle"ping - :. NV York t, Coium.
bia savannah, Jacksonville. TAMPA AMI Augusta
3iab T.. M.-WA>iliNuTpS y CHATTANOOGA
LIMITED VIA LlNCNIl Rr-PullmAa IrNN iny
Rom Sleeping cars, Sew YORK to Roam Ike. Knox
vile Chatham IA. New orleans and Memphis,
mu3ng Car service
S,e5 q. M.--wAsHISGTOS & SOUTHWESTERN
LlMlrED-PuilInan p,aN.r- Room Sleeping cars
New York Ia Atlanta New orleans, BIrmI CHAN.
Memphis, AsheN!lr, Knoxville. CEattAn togN AMI
Nashville bn1Bs Car scryI,r. Tourist sleeping
n-shAvs Ard Fr lAys.
New York aud Il rtla Limltcl." finest train In
tho world resumc- SER &c" January 10, 1900. DO
tween New York and ~ An !us,lrr.
NEW YoRE uFfICE 81 BROADWAY,
FRANK = CANNON, j. NJ CILP.
"a Vice.Pre- 4 Gcr'l Mgr. Traffic Mgr
". A, TURN. q, =. A,
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aNisrrllautous.


R.IrA-N.s, 10 for cents at drugRists, grooers.
H restaurants, saloons uewsstands, general stores
aud barber shops, They Danish pain. Induce sleep
prolong life. Ono gNos relief.
sing, sing. what shall sing?
The praises OF RIP ANS would Just DO tbs
thing.
The cheapest Of remedies. also the best
For palns in tho head or stomach distressed.
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sclcrt Board.


Fast side.
ST. AIRA>'S-r. w. NJ FORREST. PROP.
r. and 81 East 2ist s'.-CrUtr1l location; dcs!r-
hnlc rooms. private baths: Narlor dining room.
O-TH ct. ia FAST-woll.furrishNd. comfort.
- aho AMI lrsn rO0us. eNrHl'"ut taNle and
service rar'or dining room; central location; refer
ou,"s 'NHhan 'r1,
OETH ct, no EAST Large and small rooms sV.
~ eel Mt board; special terms FOR season central
OSrT ct. lop TAST-Deaifatle. we'll furnished
20 rooms lars'A anil small, excellent table and
FerFirr, rNrlor i,uiuyroam.
OJSTST 1-FNGr naarr.h Av.-HAnHsornAlv Hnr.
> ni-hoh tar" rr0n1 IN Ar,t door, with excellent
hoard rrfofc1res REQUIRED.
DIST ST, c?r FNST-prlvN'. family viii receive
- ak hNlrl.rs ROOMS larvR: everything home
like: prica. mod rate. few loAgers.
foRD ST : FtST-Hard4omcly furnished rooms
10 WIN Ars'.rlass hoard house select: reiyhhor-
hool uusurprss table guests accommodated; ref
ere 0cos required.
j-TH ST u FAST-F tru'shod rooms with
Il board: references exchanged
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Gttu Real G.state.
West side.
Furnished Rooms s apartments % EFT

HONE COMFORTS La~se. small. clean rooms
- unniug water: excellent board, near all cars
lbG Vase 3Ith 1t.
I ENlNtTOS Az. ilo-very handso-ro back rarior
~ newly furnished and decorated; suitable Cor
doctor. d'ut.~t or couple; ucighborhoOd central
references &c Iuircl.
NJ ADDISON Az. i2J-A handsome lar = square
VI rNnn with private lath, On second floor; also
one o'Ner d. ruNlc Room Ea't attcudauce break.
last optional, references re lure l.
TN ST., 10 ENSr-Dosirlh'c we'll furnished
~ rooms. LARGE and mall. FOR gentlemen.
y T,TH ST. 5H EAST near Mad son av)-fine large
inou: reference.
Z ST ST, 20 EAST-Hand.n mely IN rni.hed. front,
~ sunny rooms for bachelors or married couples:
lrsak'a-t optional
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THE GERARD
WEST 44TH STREET,
NEAR BROADWAY, ". Y.

Tircproor apartment hotel, centrally and
desirabIy located; every modern comfort
and convenience; American and European
plans; apartments single oren suite, rented
furnished or unfurnish"d. Send for circular
or cnll and maze personal inspection.
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employment nurraua.
at'antcd-Males.

MESSENGER BOY wanted; must
live with parents and supply good refer
enceS; wages $3.50 week. b. T., box
100 Sun uptown Office, .2o5 Broad
way.
" ASTED-Uno to run raror cutting machine
w PETER SMITH. - BeekmAn ST.
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BY BRYAN l., kESSEILY co.
rG N" Pnst prr'h tide no sc east q
LeoIoid Jonas against William ii, Weber and
another other Meyer Auerhnch attorney sIhomg,s
SUBJECT to lakes. &c. sGs3, %.
Alden place. No $50, north side. SO feet east
oiWellster avenue, l5xGn throe-story franc
vanderheek 81 al. 30. y; Merrill 4 Rogers.
attorneys: LLOYD Mex. Garrison. referee;
.smn,eun. due. s2,slJ; subject to taxes. &c,
10Th street, No, ga. south side. SO 10 fcct
49, OF N"h-t"r avenue. - 2NiO two-story
snf9s ATTORNEYS and referee; amount due.
siai subject to taxes. &c. Sl!.i,
o. HH'a as, place N2s ant g. sHoHthh side;
nyo.story brick fats: Charles unangs' AGAINST
ANNA ANNA MH"er ct al Charles tnanG.ti at
S9iS t .phso D. Arthur reSre" 81 20 e. dGe
Webster avenue, No 2OOe southeast corner
HPame stor" and nat. United States, Savings
bn!nE ", Samuel X. Vnnderhcck 1T al. lNo. J.;
Merrill 4 Rogers, nttorneys; Lloyd Mex.
t to tsE"sn re'SSSScr amount due s]o3o subject
Webster avenue No 2OOG, east side. 10 ! feet
s snn'e Of l7oth street l72xi5nx l7xd2, three.
~%S ~, ss subject to ,2xcsn g.; $?l5
ttkrec;story frame Nat; same rMo'V vs. same
due s "tiorpeyg and yeeETsSc amount
Webster Avenue, No, 2OO2, east side, 30 afeet
t Sr,h Of Of l7,th street, 172x344xl7xeo.ll.
So sro 'r"m% llat same vs. snms
due $3.50: subject to tayes, &C.. s2i5.
feet " .oT,IT GNS4nMr No. 200 east s!Ie ~
WNteeE's'ory frame fat same against same
due s ;lmG sa attorneys and T@iors%i amount
~ AINrn place. 10 lNIt7 0XlGX7l three-story
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NEW YORK CENTRAL.

uiyh ana SUNDAYS.
Harlem Division.
D:12 A. VI. and 500 p NJ. Daily except Sunday, to
. PIT shsld: Sundays only at p:2O \. NJ
WAGNER Palace Cars on all thrnu n trains
- Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
TiCb"t Offices At ! iH @Gi. 4l3 and 1910 Broadway,
20 Union So. W.. 2SI ColuTbu av, ~ W. l25th at.
Grand toutral station. l25th St. station aud 18sth
~ station, New York. 3Is and 72G Fulton 81. and
100 broadway. r. H.. B"onkiyn.
Telephone 1850 Corilandt' for New York Central
Gan service, Baggage yhcckcd from hotel or resi-
dcuco by wcstcpu Express Company.
GEORGE II. phSl,IS General Passenger Agent
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West side.

\ wn-I. s,nyl". rooms so vosflv: ono sunny
nra~'rI"rt. hotel service" board 'ptinna' hiGh".t
r"t"rrn-r'. LAKEWOOD. "'th at ?7o-272 Wat
OtTU 81 ~ WEST roar BrN,dwsy-Sirsy fnr-
% ni.nri rooms IN "Xr"lcnt hoard, every con.
yenlruon: Central location; spanish sp"k"n.
O-TH ST ~ WEST. roar Observation-Disclosures
- larue room with Tri"r'e lfh; also single
room: tallc unuurpAss sod cNc' ll"Ut attPnhnrr".
DIST ST 90 VIZ -Arrw "hoico ncwlv-turnlsh"t
- rpurps I1ryr -rd small N h0Tso wet opened;
superior cui inc; rarlur dlnin2.room' table guests
R'roInu nda'rd.
OOD or aa wFGl-Soulv aud at'ractvelv tur.
- = mis- ol sn"ls onl dpnn'c -OOn usror ~ ming
room service md "u9n" Nr+t class; table borders;
rof"reuco1 eNch1n"ei.
OOD er.. RI AND 40 WEST near broadway, This
% Sillpcki rooms suit" with rriyltH baths;
also ='ur" rooms superior table, house and attend
hnre uncNcrllnl.
iOp ST nit wI:sr-h dc radio front sul's with
10 n~iylto bath. on soc mi Nuor also si"Rla ana
double room; excellent table aud Attendance.
Eth ST 80 VISA lRr'n handsomely fur.
I'D niahrd square r0oWs rrrnin' hot md cold
wnter; bath, 0rvn closets: table aud attendance
oHccllCd parlor dinin, ROOM
@ tTU ST ~ WESr-DrUhlc rooms; southern OF.
~ rou,rc; s,cond and 'hrl doors, with board;
convenient lncs' 0n' reference.
q Eth ST. GG wEsT-Fow choice rooms house ,rs.
throruhrrt. table and scrvi'" un"N'ellci; table
rucs's Iccnrnmoln'ci ro'nro'"os required.
o-Tu ST. AND CUNTRNL PARK wE|r-'rhe Cor.
~ nCil. newly furnished rooms; on suite or sing
"; st am heated; southern eEpnSnTe; running
water; excellent table, elevator.
Brnokiyn.
SHI AND PLACE, m, near Fulton at,-sups-
n rlor Hoard. room and hrc, 81; conyenioncesi
good home.
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