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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-02
Alton II. Springfield ).

REFT Bio SPEITAT.
Alton, III. July The Blues defeated the
Springfield tliD club Sportsman's Park to-
day By the score OF II TO : The Springfield
team badly handicapped, as their regular
battery missed train connections an! fehr. a
fielder. and wolford, their first bsseman. had 10
take their places The blues put up Eingery
game and won out rather easily. schwartz and
Davis pitched gilt-sdged bail. and Stein backed
them up In faultlers style. Fiaherty's second
has. piay and a beautiful running catch by
Zo-ilsrs In center were the features. The Blues
meet the crack Oakland ulip club. composed
mostly of last years Nation team at the local
park on July 4 Following Ii the score Of to-
d.v vs.
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REPCR1I, SPECIAL.
Danviile, III. July The home team defeated
jacksonville to-day. Score:
Danville ...........o 0 D o..-t
Jacksonville. -..-1 % .
Batterie--Danvilie. MAXWELL and Mcclure;
Jacksonville. Norris and Cadixan.
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Kansas city No. july i-Each team took a
game tonight closing The series with Chicago.
In the frst game Fattsn was Mild In the third
inning but settled down after that The locals
took a batting streak in the eighth and ninth.
winning out Shugsrt's home feature
OF this game The secona game call II at
the end OF the eighth 10 allow visitors 10 catch
the train. Attendance. 7o-p. First game
Scure:
r. II. l.
Kansas C1ty.....s o 8 Gil u
Chicago. 80 I S-iv II
Batteries-KAnsas city. Patten and T. w VIII
son; Chicago Denxrr. kstall and Buckley.
SECOND Eame-Scere.
r II. E..
Kansas City.-.-...1 o o.
Chicago ...............I ~ o 0 o -
Batteries-kansas city. Gear and Goa ling
Chicago. Patterson and Buckley.
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CHICAGO q, BROOkLNN 5.
Champions Lost Third straight Game
In the A0apch ista.

Chicago July The champions were defeated
for the third straight to-day. With the game
wei, In hand the locals went To pieces IN the
last two innings Brooklyn taking the cad by
two runs Sherkard batted for Mc'iinnity IN
the ninth. Howell coming In To pitch. nv.
base on balls and a bat1man hit nlled TIRE bass
one run came In out. AMI Me- arihy seflt
in two more by q line drive TO left. closing tae
scrapJies: game here this season. Attend
au,, 10
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yTlvsuLs. Wis July I.-Miiwsukee made II
,hr.- straight with Minneapolis to-day. Downing
,,itch.d a steady game and had his opponents
.iI.s.inr an tho time. Ills support brilliant
Score: -, -
Ninnesn % o;
BATTERIES Milwaukee, Bowling and Smith. Min
ueapolis Bailey and Fisher
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sfatts,i for Mctiinn.ty In the ninth INNING
,.h.- yrirni,~ nm MAS scored

.Battei for McGinn.;y In the ninth inning.
two out when winning run was scored , .
Chicago ...-................
isr.nklyn ...........-.---.l i"
Earned rans-Chicaso 2 I.-f; on bss.s-thi-
cago 4 Brooklyn J. Two-base hiis-Msrtss l.
ZONES Three base hits-Chiias l. Sacriice hlts
-KreIer l. Farrell / Double s-McCornick.
Bradley and Childs !: Farrell and Ishisn
pahl-n l. Struck ou,-By Callahan l. by How
eli j. Passed hal!s-Farreii ponahus l. ba.e
Howell l. hit with pitched balis-Green l. Dona-
hue l. Tirrle-Two hours and twenty five min
utes Tmpire-Huyst.
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PEPJ BI.IC SPECIAL.
jefferson city. Mo. July The Seislia base
hall team defeated the Wrissr and Arts team of
this city here to-day In the presence Of a large
crowd Of rtoters by score OF TO s. The Sc
dallas brought 20 visitors to the city an ex-
cursion train.
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PITTsBURG q. CINCINNATI o.

Reds FILLED the Bases, bot Could Get
No Hummer Home.
Cincinnati. -. July The locals had men 'u
bases IN every inning to-day. hut failed To sr'
a single run. Newton given miscrobir sup
port. Three Of the four runs SCORED In The hrst
Inning were gifts Attendance 500 Sore:
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IItsFs NuN " PIT 7UfHE p q
The Ofnc1al Score.


Earned runs St; Louis / Tw2hese hl,s MI
man /. Mercer and Doyle J. Sacrifice hits--Don-
lin l. Crissr /. Kei-trr !; Passed balls. Bower
,,,..r Sto,rri has.--Mc,iraw :, K-ister !. Giea-
son l. iii by pitcher Mc'isnn ? Rss. balls
-Oa Young l, on iiaw!ey strike outs-by
Time Of gor,l..-One hour ard fty-five minutes.
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First Race-Harry Duke. WOodt-ice. Impa-
fious.
Second Race-Nlverna. Armand. Bohu,.
Third Race-Earry fullan. Seide. Golden Har-
Fourth Racc-Maiay Tickful. Jimp.
fifth Race-Judse wardeli. Dave Waldo. Lord
Neville.
sixth Race-Neckiace Cathedral. Ia Mascotta
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REFV BIC SPEtIAI.
Cdr. Ill. July l.-To-,lsy the Ct Louis Liberty
team was defeated here by the O,lip Creys by q
score of TO !. Battery 10. 81. Louis--Neunan
and Mauli- Battery for Odin-McMsckin. B<nt3
and Smith.
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Central League Game.

ILtchfsli. Ill. July baseball game here (
day between Litchfeld end Gillespie. Score
Ia s in favor Of the home team
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BUFFALO, " Y. July 1.-Detroit could do little
with uap Keryin while both Cronin and Savers
were hit freely especially the former, who re-
tired after the sixth Score:
Buffalo ..........-.i 0oe Ill ~
p-troit ....-.......3 o . y 0 Id II l
Battertes-Euffaic, Kirwin and Speer; Detroit.
Crouin. Seayers and shaw.
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Earned runs-NIton .. SprfngieId 3 IWO-b use
hi,e-Zo~liers 1. Fisherty I, Wolford !. +. Hof
fsrcamp l. Home runs-Gritnn l. Maloney l.
isJ1ble plsys-F1sherty and Pears l. Hoffman
and i. HofYsrcamp |. Left on bas-s-Alton !.
cur,rcreld g Passed balis-Wolford s. Struck
,p,"Sy schwartz s. by Davi. 3. BaIk-Eehr l.
Hi by pitched ball by Fehr / stolen bases
s,fstn / ZoeIlsrs I Kicks I. Hob l. Hoffman I.
Passes on balls-Of Fehr I on Davis =
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Trenton o. Republic z.

i.EPl El-lt Ss'ftlai-
Trenton. ILL.,. July THE Republic team was
defeated here to-day by Trenton. Score: 20 z
The features OF the game were the strong pitch
Ing of Ohland and the second base work Of Wolf
q! Trenton. Batteries: Trenton-Ohiand and
We,z. Repgblics-Riey and Ryan.
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Late River News.

Cincinnati. o.. July L-River 9 feet inches
and stationary. Weather clear and warm
Pittsburg. Pa July I--River 81 feet and fall
ing. Weather. clear and pleasant.
Wheeling w. Va. July River feet inch
and rising slowly. Weather clear and cool De-
parted: Ben Hur Pit;sburg: Kanawha. Pitts.
burg; Lorena. zanesyille; Avalon, Cincinnati.
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Morley Wins Championship.


Morley, No. July l--MOrley and Charleston
played two games for the championship Of South
.a~t Missouri. Morley winning both games First.
10 to =; second. to l. The features Of the game
ver. the batteries and inreld playing OF Morley.
There We're excursions all ruasis n Southeast
Missouri.
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Sullivan Won.
! REPTRI,lC SPECIAL.


sullivan Mo, July l-Sullivaus played AGAINST
the Friscos here this afternoon. Both sides put
up a good game. the score standing 6 TO In
favor OF sullivan.
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MoberIy Beat st. Charles.
REPrRLIC SPECIAL

Mce@rly. No. July I-Be.ore a large crowd at
Randolph Springs to-day Mcberiy won from St
Ct aries In q well played game. Good stick work
and base running gave Moberly the lead and
they were never headed. Edwards for 40bsriy
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

EEFt' BIC SPECIAL.
ri Dorado. ILL.,. July 1.-The ball game here
to-day between Mt Carmel and FL Dorado re-
suited in a score OF II to In favor Of FL Do
rado.
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Edwarslxville =, stanton 2.
Liberty Team Defeated

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Staun,on. Ill. July i-Game to-day. Edwar1D.
willie ,, Staunton =
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To-DnH> Newport Entries.

fIanIi.ap win he ran. Entries to these stakes
81 July -.
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The following is a list Of winning owners
who have won $500 or more since the meet
ing at the Fair Grounds oDened:
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Long Island Handicap Weighs.

New YORK July The following weights are
announced fo- The Long IsItnI Handicap at one
mile and a furlgnl. To he run al Shoepshead
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National i..aeus.
=. l..lilS u, y. \. J.
chicago o. Hrooklyn ,.
iiiis. s. Cincinnati ..
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Indrpenderrc StrcpIecha.c wciub,..

New YORK. Juiy l.-Fcowing are the Weighs
for the lndeUr:ld"ner ~terpl.chase ful COURSE TO
be riln at .shecpsheal l:av on "Wednesday Iuly A:
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Little Third Baseman Performed
Marvelouslv at Bat and on
the Bags-McGann Had
IA Droli Record.
Club STANDING.
Yesterdays Games.

american League.
Chicago 4. II. g. !.
X. e. II. Chicago ~.
Milwaukee :. Mimi. j.
Buffalo II. Detroit .
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To-Dayc schedule.

Brooklyn in st Louis.
B,>tpn IN I'itiSburg.
c.,w YORK In Cincinnati.
II Had, A kia IA chicago.
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pitched fine game and was well supported. ST.
Charles could not bunch their hits. An error in
the ninth inning was responsible for three Of -.
Charles SCORES. The following il the score by IN
nings:
EOber!y.. ........-....-..2 o 0-S
Bat;eries-Moberly. Edwards and Gsss. ST.
Charles. Young aGi Winkiemyer. Errors-Mo-
berry. J.. 81. charHs. 2 Stolen bases-M nSerly,
3: 81. Charles. J. Base bslis-Young. 2: Ed
wards. ]. Double piays-Bartee 20 sheridan.
Struck out-Edwaris. .; Young. l.
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Denver. Colo. july First game: Score:
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FLORIST and GARDENER First class
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financial meetlnas.

THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
~ -, N,w York. February 49, 1900.
To the Stockholders Of the Western Union Telegraph Com
ACCORDANCE with the request of a ma
J9rity Of the Directors the Company prescribed
IN the by LAWS Special Meeting OF the Stockholders Of
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70 De held at the COmpanys Principal Office. No 1S5
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A Nj On Wednesday. the l4th Cay of March, 1900 for
the purpose Of authorizing the Of $4,000 u -Four
and One Half Funding and Real Estate Mortgage
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By order of the Executive Committee.
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STOR AGE.

OFFICB OF DAUB's FIRST AVE- STOR-
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ing named persons are hereby notified, as
the law directs. that the amount due on
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Office or said goods VIII be sold at public
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READING COMPANY.
Rv W n DDnNHNT ca,r
TO THE HOLDERS OF
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE
Hecker Jones Jewell Milling Co

In view Of the Of Receivers
Jones Jewell Milling Company, and for the accommoda-
ton holders Of First Mortgage f3ond. ths Re
organization Committee Of the L. Flour Milling Com
(Which Company per centum of the capt
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Exchange Trust Company No. &c Broadway New York
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Dated February rs, 1900.
aeerxa Dizatton Committee of the L. s. Flour
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srLdIVAN & CROMWELL. Counsel
SEo wh. BALIIOU, Secretary.
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STOR AGE NOTICE.
LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT co.
SILVER STORAGE DEPARTMENT,


LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT CO,
SILVER STORAGE DEPARTMENT
- IS East i2d st.
New York. March 2 1900
To Miss Lisa Brown Mrs. Orvetta Buese,
Alfred l.. Bowen. John J. FinasN. Mrs
X. .. Jenkins Miss Lena Lorraine. Mrs.
l., J. Ponvert. Mr.. Chas. y Power Mrs.
amy X. Ponvert. Robert Stewart, Miss +.
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time for tho payment OF this COMPANY :
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having expired. after due notice thereof
had been given YOU, this Company Will
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personal effects. and yajuables stored by
YOU in its vaults TO be sold at public
auction. according to ths statute In such
case made and provided al its warehouses.
oil ~ and 81 East list Street. On Mon
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tho 18th day Of March. Il viii be continued
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be continued until all OF the goods are sold.
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For [Pl1@rG0 [Rf@mn

Steamships Of the RED 'D'' LINE Will sail for san
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financial glectlors,
Election Notice.
ron Mountain II Southern

Election Notice.
ST. iouis Iron Mountain II Southern Rail-
way Co.
New York. January 49, 1900
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet
Ing OF the stockholders of the St Louis
and Southern Railway Company will be held n
pany's Office In CITY of st. Louis Missouri
day March Is 1900 a o'clock A election
OF thirteen Directors for the ensuing and
Transaction other business that before
said meeting The annual meeting OF the Directors VIII
be held In ofice the day 1900
o'clock noon will be
day January 80 1900 at 800 o'clock p. NJ, re-
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A. M GEO j. GOULD. President
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Election Notice.
The Missouri Pacific Railway Co.

New York. January 10, 1900
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet
Ing the stockholders Of The Missouri Pacific Rail-
win be held in the Conlpanys Office In the
City Of ST. Louis Missouri, on Tuesday March iS 1900
A NJ for the election of thirteen Directors
and for the transaction or other
business that come before said meeting The annual
NEE Director will be held in the Office
on the same day 1900 o'clock The transfer
O'Clock p M. and reopened Wednesday. March IL
1900 1000 o'clock A. NJ
A. H. CALEF Secretary
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Dipi0eno y otlres.
Office or the Reading Company.

Philadelphia. February 6, 1900.
A L A MEETING of the Board of Directors
held this day there declared from the earn
fngs OF the Company (after providing the Sinking
Fund OF Ave cents ton coal the
Of the General Mortgage. dividend Of ONE AND ONE
HALE PER CENT u1z90 the First Preferred Stock
Of the Company 10 be paid March 1900
holders Of record at the closing OF books
February 10. 1900 the purpose
transfer books Of this p.
February 10. and will be reopened at 10 A. M March
s, 1900.
READING COMPANY
BY W. @. BROWN. Secretary.
New York and Philadelphia February g. 1900
transfer books the Voting the First
Trust Certificates OF the Reading Com
peny will close in New York Phladelphia at & p.
February 49, 1900 and will reopen at 10 A. NJ. on
8.
On March 1900 the Voting Trustees viii be prepared
distribute the dividend Of ONE AND ONE
HALF PER CENT. Gh%s) when received by them among
parties entitled thereto same appear OF record
their books when closed above
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L USEFUL MAN or stable man: can drive:
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES.
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MACHINIST.-Lathe hand three wears.
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PAINTER and PAPERHANGER Mar
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PORTER, &c.-Young man. y. fairly we'll
educated and accustomed TO different
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FRED JENSEN. lI2 East 7lst-st
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COACHMAN OF SECOND AIAN.-By a
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LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT co.
WAREHOUSE DEPT.
go Is East 51l ST

New York March .. 1900
TO W. NJ Abertl. Clarence Andrews.
Michael J. Sweeney. Receiver. Annie Betz
by o, L. SyPher. Agt.: Mrs. b. Cavally
Comelli. Mr. or Mrs. u. Crawford. Mrs r.
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{. II. Greenwood. Miss NJ. Giroux, Eustis.
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time for the payment OF this Company's
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having expired. after due notice thereof
had been a.! an YOU, this Company VIII
cause such property. to wit household
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GARDENER, FLORIST. FARMER-By
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TO take entire charge OF gentleman's place:
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caibo, via Curacso-Caing also al Puerto Rico
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn.
s. s. CARACAS. thursday, March | NJ
g s PHIIADEI,PHIA......T Thursday, March I p NJ
These superior for mas
BOULTON. BLISS & DAI1.ETT
General Managers, 1876 Front 81.
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DOMESTIC STU .TIoNs WANTED

CARETAk ER.-Man and wife would Ike
20 take charge OF Seltleman's country
place. % as gardeners assistant: one
chile reference a. OLSON, Ridgefed
Conn.
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OPTICIANS

Eye Glasses Free
THIS WEEK our opticians will examine
your eyes ana sell you a pair OF our s. 80
gold spring eye glasses Tor 81 and give
yuu "A gold plated eve glass chain with q
safety hook. also leather case. absolutely
free" It's a $3.50 outfit for 81. Spectacies
az tho same price. KEENE"S OPTICAL.
co lao Fulton St. New York tnear
Nassau ST.. cut this out X
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANT TO ENLARGE BUSINESS. Party
investing so. 600 CAN HAVE ALSO
Lutte SECURITY. and net annual profit
Il per cent COR mOre) Net profit last year
S53 600 Bank reference. Fullest investiga-
ton. NO BROKERS. SOUND BUSI-
NESS Tribune Office
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HELP WANTED.
Male,

Male.
wANTED.-An experienced assistant
bookkeeper; must he rapid writer. Ad
dress. stating salary expected, HILL. Box
~ LIZ Broadway.
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FRENCH LINE
CONPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
TIOUE.

DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIs France)
Sailing every Thursday 4. NJ
From No. IL. North Flver. foot Morton St
L March 3 La Gascogne.
Champagne. March s La Tourane March 20
LAqutaine March 10 La Bretagne. A pr Q
Accommodations reserved rhe Hotels dn
Trocadero during he Exposition.
General Agency United States and Canada, 30
Broadway. New York.