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ART STORES.

RARE BOOKS. fine bindings engravings,
~ objects. paintings. Wanted 10 buy:
Pare American WsshinEJoniana- Books
an views or carly NeW-Kork- BONA
VENTURES GALLERY. 8 West 5Sd-st-.
opposite the Waldorf
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BICYCLES.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES

S----.ARD AND POOL TABLES. nsI
ahc secondhand. lowest prices. sasles
--l.a NAPE RROS. p Union Sqrs -
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CHIROPODIsTs.

DR.. SEGAL- 4s7 Columbus-ave.-All in
firmries Of feet successfully treated.
Electric massage. Medical electricity
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MASSAGE.

MMB LA MOLE 334 6th-ave.-Facial
and body massage exclusively for ladies.
by French electric massage roller.
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oUvRIER BROS. ID East 14th-sT.-
Pianos TO rFIt-s4 per nronth-and sold
on easv payments: slightly used from 500.
Tunlng-Re pairing-Exchanging-
PIANO RENTING cur specially; expert
tuning AID repairing at reasonable prices.
Instruments sold on easy payments.
DEWEY & CO.. Z East 14.h-st-
RELIABLE PIANOS az lowest prices'
easy terms; also 70 rent. tuning and re-
pairing a speciality. Established 1870.
UAl LoEMANN ff5-lI7 Fast i4th-st-
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PHOTOGRAPH SUPPLIES.

----~----------~---------
NETWORK CAMERA EXCHANGE, ia
Fulton.-LaFgest supply. lowest prices,
Cameras bought sold. exchanged send Tor
bargain list
ADVERTISEMENT ana subscriptil ms for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. i,242 Broadway ID door north
OF 3lst-st.. until o. clock p. m, adVeI-
dsen1ents received al thz following biahcu
cffices a regular Office rates until o clock
D. M. viz. "a shave O. e. cor. 2Sd-sti
iE2 eth-ave,. cor. i2th-et.i Asey's, sta-
avs. A1lc 1Ath-Sts 142 gEsumbns~aNs.s
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BRASS CASTINGS.

100 FOUNDRY. knass rnorlds FOR
snea-z enc Britannia metal castg a spe-
-. me brass sa1d bnenze castings made
T5 n0s&es A GUGEI. lbs Woos-
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STAMPS BOUGHT AND SOLD.

BOGERT & DURBIN. Tribune Building.
y. Y.-Oner Guatemala Exposition IL
varieties for 81: catalogued SO.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for rare postage
stamps. packets and albums sold
SCOTT. IS East 23d-st.
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TYPE RITERS.

TYPBWRITERS bought. sold. rented. re-
paired. best machines; lowest prices:
trial free: telephone CONSOLIDA TED
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 241 B'way
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received az their Uptown
Office. No. PAP Broadway. Cd door north
OF 3lst-st., until O'Clock D. m: adveT-
tisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until o'clock
2. m, viz, 254 shave. 8. E. cor. G3d-st.
152 6rh-ave.. cor 12th-st.. Mays 9Th
ave. and l4th-st.; 142 Columbus-ave. near
ave; % Ea~t 14th-st.; 257 West 42d-st.
between It'll and Sth ayes. 159 East 4Tth-
st; 1888 3d-ave.. between 10Th and nth
SITS. !. o26 3d-ave.. near 61st-st.; !. 7OS lst-
ave
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Art DEALERS.

4 MILLER. 80 West 236-sr--Pa lntings.
F--~riuFs Frames M.rru-s. Gallery OF
American Paintings, Restoring, Regildlng.
BERLIN BROTHERS. 162 West -Sd-st
and IS East 23T-st.-PictUre frame max
srs ar dealers and regildinE a speciality.
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FERTISEA E0TS and subscriptions FOR
The Tribune received a. their Uptown
Office. NJ. 1922 Broa dway. ID door north
q S1sr-St-- until . o. clock p n. adver-
riseuenrs received a. The following branch
CN7ces ar regular Cffice rates until 6 O'clock
e m III % s-n-a-H-. e cor. ee.sd-st. =
- Hrh-ave cor I2th-st: Macy's. 9Th
ave and 1zrh-st-- Iz2 CoIurhus-ave-. near
West 6f7h-s--- 1ce West 42d-st-. near 9Th
ave g East 1z-7-st.. 25I West 42d-St-.
between tn ana sth ayes: i6a East 9th
81 8Ss 96-ave.. between 18TH and T7th
Ets 1.026 2i-ave near 61st-st-. !. T0s lst-
ave near s9th-st.. $50 3d-ave-. near 41st
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DIAMONDS AND WATCHES.
DOGS & CAT HOSPITAL.

LARGE mastiffs. Newf0undlan6s, settlers,
pcodies pointers. pugs. Yorksh.res.
Irish bull. fox terriers, imported French.
white top silk poodles, grown or puppies.
204 East I9th-st
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GARDENER USEFUL MAN-By first
c,ass. reliable single workman. under
stands laying out grounds, care green
house. thoroughbred COWS; any gentleman
can examine him and letters. COdPE
TENT. 273 West 22d-st.
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EyCRAyTNG AND EMBOssINC.
sLEcrRo-rHERMAL BATHS.

DIR. NOEL,s ELECTRIC BATHS. Al West
33d-sr New-York simultaneously re-
leve pains. promote health, cure nervous
and chronic diseases.
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ATHLETIC, bicycle, college and school;
fine presentation medals a specially
JOHN d LENNON. IS Nassau-st.
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DECORATIVE PLANTS. ETC.

PERMANENTLY preserved natural palms.
ferns etc. The Tropical Decorative
Plant Co. ELMORE. successor. I Union
SQuaFe. Entrance f4th-st
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AsTRoLoGY AND PALMIsTRY.

ZUZA KENILWORTH the distinguished
PIANIST q London patronage confined
. better classes Studios. 500 5th-ave.
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MAGNETISM,

MAGNETISM cures rheumatism Para
'ysis. Nervous ProstTation and all blood
diseases. DR.. DAKE, 100 West 45th-sr-
''Dr. Dake cured me OF a large, painful
tu-nor Mrs Post. 81 West 96th-st.
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DENER--Competen 70 supsrtntend
and manage genrleman's country place,
married: small family; experienced in
greenhouse. farming. fruits and vsge-
tables IS years reference from present
employer Address z DRAKE. Sussex
ave. Morristown n J.
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DOMESTIC sIrUArroNs WANTED
Female

Female
ATTENTION Ladies wishing 20 enter
tain may obtain the services OF A com-
petent waitress. who viii assuras charge
or receptions. dinners and lunchsons. dac-
Grating table Dressing salads. etc; menus
made out KATHARINE WELLS. lis
West sath-st
COOK. &c.-Piain eook or general house.
work IN small family. no objection %
country MACK. $50 3d-ave.
COOK &c.-American woman as nrat class
cook. plain washing and ironing private
family. very economical, would appreciate
good home. references 156 West Isth-st..
enc flight.
COOK BY A young Pennsylvania woman
good cook; small Waah. day or week.
eisy % country. 2la Eat seth-st.
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DRESS & ACCORDION PLEATING

ACCORDION side pleating at POMPA-
DCUR'S dyeing and cleaning establish
ment, 2.02s 3d-sve.: III, ll2 2O4 Eas;
l22d-st
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H Q. BODE 5 Trusses bound TO cure the
worst rupture. Elastic Stockings 1,0O5
3d-ave.. near 59th-st
PERFECT FITTING elastic stockings So
Trusses and supporters. Fit guaranteed.
H A. CASSEBEER. 255 Columbus-ave.
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TABLE
FURs.

EEALsK1N COATS made 70 order Fur
garments repaired. redyed ana made
sVsE. z WEisER- Al eth-avs.
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ANrtauEs. cuRIos. sILvER.

= rRI.Es ART GALLERY. lo5 West
s15-r. near eth-ave.-Anfiques cat.us'
"a se-re,s silvsrware. rare fans. palnt-
SO miniatures and weapons Olc goi1
bought
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AT e. MAILER.

DIAMONDS. Watches. Jewelry; repairing
fne complicated watches French ana
hou clocks q speciality old gold bought or
EXCLAIMED. established 1857 755 9Th ava.
pear 4aS-st
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NERVOUS diseases. locomotor ataXia,
paralysis. prostration, insomnia. head
ache, rheumatism, cured By electro-gal-
vanlsm HENRY DE KRAFT, ii. D.. lls
West 49th-st. Send for pamphlet
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MAGIC INSECT DIFFERENTIATION.

SALLADE & CO. s mosquito bite cure and
insect exterminator never fails; destroys
all meets and cures bites stings; all
dealers. Office. 16s West 23d-st y Y.
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UPHOLsTERERs & DECORATORS
WINDOW SHADES.

CHAS. B. FLCGGE. 3O2 Canal-st.. manu-
Observation-Disclosures given for public and
private buildings. Telephone ?, $50 Franklin.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

At = MADIsON-AvE.- DeslrabIe rooms,
WIN board; new management, references
EXCHANGED
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COACHMAN.-By Young man; good ap-
pearance. thoroughly reliable. careful
family coachman. Is years Of unquea-
tionable city reference from last employer,
who can be seen 1O4 East 4Oth-st.
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GARDENER.-By Protestant. married no
family; experienced in greenhouse.
graperies. fruits. vegetables and manage
ment OF country place: references. n. :.
26l2 East 42d-st- florist
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.KAPNoTIc FURNACE.

e.z---e Fr-EL-Total sm 1ke prevention
v-z-anteed OF no pay .. DE KREAiEN,
q T-hsrues-st-, y. Y
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BooKRIspERs.

= ELAEsANTLE the bess work q.
- .cNeEt prices. Established 1857 =
LoeLN. LIS s1-avs., near 7sth-st- Z St.
~@-ssAAA BROS z 18Th Stree,
= - 60 otA Ave--E3nding q single volume
- - Quantities IN any style
sCHAEFER, - Beekman-gt.-Book
80 ..s.ollg OF all kinds neatly done at mod
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PICTURES AND PICTURE
ERAR TEE

L. s. FRAME AND PICTURE CO.. Mfrs
Of frames and mouldings; large variety
Of pictures. gliding and show card fran
lanHr
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TAPE WORMS.

TAPE WORMS removed while YOU wait:
cure guaranteed; send for treatise on
worms. A. ". ALLEN t27 years expert
ence). 604 Grand-st.. New-York.
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BABY cARRIAGEs ( Go-cARrs.

CkANDALL CARRIAGE CO. 800 3d-ave.,
ulalutarturer Of Baby Carriages and
7slent Go-CarJE q the newest and best
SYKES shown AZ our wsrs-oOmss open
evenings
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5O0 secondhand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and sx-
changed GEORGE B. EDDY. 39S Madi-
Een-st.
AT REDUCED PRICES 800 secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE B. EDDY, 39S Madi-
sDu-st.
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AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.
AWNINGS.

AWNINGS Tor hotels, Office buildings.
evenings. etc, manufactured by GEO.
G FCESSEL4 sss sth-ave
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WANTED To rent for about six weeks
MORPHINE. Opium. Laudanum. Cocaine
Habit-Myself cured will inform you
Of harmless permanent home-cure. Mrs.
BALDWIN. Box 1912 Chicago.
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ANTTQuEs. ETC:

IA PLACE. Importer and Dealer in
sr.iques. 406 4th-ave-. bet zstn anu
rosr cts
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STORAGE.
SURE POP INSECT POWDER.

SURE Pop INSECT POWDER
IS GUARANTEED TO KILL COCK
REACHES. WATER BUGS, BED BUGS
ETC ADOLPH ISAACSEN & SON. IS
FCDTON-ST. y Y.
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UMBRELLAS AND CANES.


STEINSCHNEIDER's
~ Umbrellas are the best.
HWTN[A 73 First-ave.,
IL " bet 4th and 9th SITS
HSFsSSA Umbrellas recovered with
N Imported SILK. sI.OO. All
repairs lac.
AT SPENCER :, 944 5th-ave, 2Ist and 22d
SITS. umbrella manufacturer recovering,
repairing. Manhattan Mending Bureau. We
repair everything.
BEST $1.00 recovering. usual SI.25: all
silk $500. usual 81 so; umbrellas sold
and repaired. HAYWARD. 81 East
1z5th-st
UPHOLSTERERs 4 DECORATORS
WE DO the very best uphoisterins. Send
US postal; our agent will call with SAN
pies and estimate; lowest prices. THE
NETWORK FURNITURE REPAIR CO.,
- East 20th-si.
MEYERS Art Furniture Upholstery Cur
tains. Bedding, Polishing. Carpet, Cab
met work, done shortest notice. 426 Colum-
hus-aVe.. Sist-st.
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MIRRORS AND FRAMES.

LOOKING GLASSES manufactured here;
damaged mirrors resiiYered: frames and
mouldings- FERRY. 44S Canal-F-.. near
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MISCELLANEOUS

AN EDUCATED. refined. congenial Span
ish speaking American lady viii chepe-
ron or companion lady OF refinement on
healthful encourage February and March
Florida or direct: references. HAVANA,
Tribune Office.
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ARTISTS, MATERIALS.

TRY Moist Cleo Colors for AquareIle and
Represerca-fve Oh Painting Write for
descriptive circular 70 A. SARTORTCS &
CO.. IS West Broadway Newly ork.
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Trunks AND vALIsEs.

SLIGHTLY soiled trunks, bags and suit
cases AT half price. SCHWARTZ. 3D.
ave. and sth-st.
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LOST.

BANKBOOK No. $50. OBS OF the Union
Dime savings Institution is missing. ANY
person having a claim to IL is hereby
called upon 10 present the same within
ten days or submit 10 having said pass
book cancelled and a new one issued.
LOST.-Bankbook No 233 I'D on Dry
Dock Savings Bank. Any person having
claims upon said book is called upon 70
present the same to the bank within
thirty DAYS. or the said book will be de
clared cancelled and extingEished and
new one issued IN lieu thereof
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AyrIoUE OBJECTS OF ART.

n GARDNER. Importer and dealer IN
- s--.i,--a ,7hsectz u ART. Louis NV, ~ .
XVI and Renaissance $780, $780,, a. 400
Esh-arE
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OPTICIANS.

OPTICIANS.
~ ~ =
NA/Y ~ Mundorfs Patented
Spectacle Attachment
for EYEGLASSES Temporarily convert Eye
Glasses into SpectacIes, holding them Sc
curely on the nose while exercising. Just
the thing for Bicyclists. Tennis and Golf
players. Equestrians and players OF all
sports who Wear Eyeglasses.
THEO. MCNDORFF
]. l67 Broadway New York
4 CAREFULLY FITTED ETEGLASS Or
spectacle insures perfect ease and com
fort. Our speciality is in filing oculists
prescriptions. mcguire & MNESY
.2G East 93d-st.
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DREsSMAKIyS.

DREssMAKIyS.
DRESSMAKING.-Fa Fashionable dressuak-
er: latest Partisan styles, tailor made
suits z specially; reasonable charges; per
feet sat!sfa Ction guaranteed; by the day
OF home. los West 54th-st., % floor
DRESSAIAKER. -Artistic dressmaking al
short notice; imported styles; suits made.
IS Up: perfect 1T guaranteed Mrs NJ Ell
ROY 20 East 1Olst-st.. cor. Maoison-aVe-
RESSMAKER.-WiII go TO ladies' homes
70 cut and 1T; finish home: best refer
ences- Ms. J. N. NELSON, ~ west
23d-st
DRESMA KER coIored woman: good
dressmaker: also good at remodelling;
would like a few customers cut OF -Jwn,
willing and obliging; prices reasonable. M,
Tribune Office
REsSMAKER.-Firs class dressmsking
can be had al reasonable rates at 16 East
1OIst-st- A CARLSON, care Wallin.
STYLISH silk petticoats made by Mrs
BAUR 10 Park-ave. Ladies' own ma
terials.
STYLISH MILLINER Ton vacation will
touch I'D and trim hats at ladies' own
homes for the next two weeks. Address
care OF Bauer. I'D PaTk-ave-
STYLISH DRESSES made. IS; skirts
81: first class wearing apparel taken in
exchange for work; all work warranted.
IO4 West 34th-st. corner Broadway.
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PAWNBROKERs.

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BARGAINS in unredeemed Diamonds,
Watches and Jewelry AZ HARLAN S,
I57 East I23th-st. near 3d-aYe.
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CARPET CLEANING.
CAST OFF CLOTHING.
COAL AND WOOD.
CORSETS.

NINE. BENJAAIIN'S perfect fitting cor
sets are unequailed. Are made to order.
Especially adapted for stout ladies. z. T.
BENJAMIN. $40 Columbus-ave., between
18th and 18th SITS.
MOST perfect fitting corset IN all sizes;
specially adapted stout ladies'; stylish
dresses made IS. skirts. 81: work war
ranted I02 West 34th-st. cor. Broadway.
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pImpLEs. CURES GUARANTEED

WRITTEN contract. References all parts
city mailed. All blood. skin, hair diseases
treated. DR.. ALEXANDER WILLIAMS
Aston Court 20 West 34th-st. rs. Sun
davs 80
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OLD GOLD & SILVER WANTED.

WORKOUT gold and silver bought by R.
LONGMAN'S SONS. Gold and Silver Re
fners 5 John-st.
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AQuARrUMs AND GOLD FISH.

GOLD FISH. 30 cents dozen. other ISL If
TTscr srusrisl = East I25th-st-
Douglas Island news., 1900-04-18
GOLD ON THE BEACH.

Considerable excitement was aroused last week by the report that gold had been found on the beach north of the city. A number of our people f1ocked to the scene of the reported find and we are informed that several staked claims. There is no doubt that there is gold on the beach, but whether in sufficient quantities or not, to pay, is the question. For years this beach has been mined with more or less success. At times miners have made as high as S4.5O per day. The result of one pan of dirt was shown to practical miner last Saturday and he unhesitatingly announced that it came from pay dig gings-
Douglas Island news., 1900-04-18
Besides the monthly subscriptions the following amounts have been re-
A Cure for FreckIes.

A Juneau society woman is unfortu. nate enough to be the possessor of a few freckles, which have perched them selves on a most conspicuous part of her face. She has employed all sorts of drugs and massage preparations in aid ing her efforts to remove the freckles, but always without success. A few weeks ago she noticed in a prominent magazine tue advertisement of a New York firm offering to send recipe for a sure cure for freckles upon receipt of 9 cents. She sent her quarter and this is what she got:
 "Remove the freckles with a putty knife, soak them in salt water over night, then hang them up in smoke house, in good strong smoke made of saw dust and slippery-elm bark, for about a week. Freckles thus treated never fail to be thoroughly cured"
 The freckles are still there.
Douglas Island news., 1900-04-18
A PHOTOGRAPH OF BROWN.

The Hon. Melville c. Brown, of Wy oming, owes his appointment as judge for the district of Alaska to the fact that he recently had photograph of himself taken and that the camera does him full justice.
 Senator Warren, of Wyoming, had been for several weeks urging the ap- pointment of Judge Brown. Nearly every day the senator called at the White House and spoke to the presi- dent about the legal attachments, the uprightness and the party loyalty of Brown. 2Jr. Mckinley gave the senator to understand that he appreciated the character of Mir. Brown and felt reason ably certain that he would not tarnish the judicial ermine if he should be in- vested with it. But still day after day Senator Warren looked in vain for the appointment.
 Finally the senator plucked up cour- age and fairly pumped at the smiling and amiable chief magistrate the ques- tion: ''Conceding, as you do, Mir. Pres ident, that my man possesses all the qualifications claim for him, and also that you want to accommodate me, why then do you not appoint Melville c. Brown to the district judgeship of Alaskan"
 Mr. Mckinley, still smiling, said: "Why don't you get your man down here, so I can look at him?"
 Senator Warren explained that his friend was very busy man and that the distance between Washington and Wyoming was very great.
 "But I nave a photograph of him, Mir. President" exclaimed the senator, in the enthusiasm of the fresh hope that had been inspired by MT. McKinley's request. Forthwith Senator Warren pulled from an inside pocket of his Prince Albert coat a large cabinet photograph of Brown. It revealed the subject as a man of mature years and staid expression.
 The president gazed upon the picture @ moment and then summoned a clerk and ordered commission to be made out for Melville c. Brown as judge of the district of Alaska.
Douglas Island news., 1900-04-18
ARRIVED SAFE.

We are permitted to make the follow ing extract from a letter received from Mrs. Landsburg, which will be of inter est to her many friends in this city:
 "We left Juneau April 3rd at 6:30 p. m. and arrived at Seattle at o'clock on the morning of April 7th, all in good shape. Found everything lovely; all the trees in bloom.
 "We had a nice trip, but little rough sometimes. When we got to Wrangel we were reminded of our friends in Douglas by the colored soldiers sing ing Farewell, Friends" It made me homesick for the friends left behind me. But the Cottage City is so nice to travel on, and the officers are so kind, that you could not get sick if you wanted to-the steward and stewardess are so good and kind to everyone.
 ~Ten my friends in Douglas, when they come to see me, to come on the Cottage City, for it is the most home like boat ever was on.
 "Mrs. Miller left Seattle Saturday af- ternoon at 1 o'clock, for the east. She was we'll and happy with the thoughts of returning soon.
 Seattle is booming. Everyone is busy. tried for two days to get car penter but have not yet succeeded. I was surprised to see so many new build ings on every side. Seattle is the town
 Last Thursday afternoon at o'clock a fire broke out in the cabin of William Hicks. Mr. Hicks was boiling pitch to fix his boat, when the pitch caught fire and soon the whole interior was in flames. The cabin was an old one built in 1885 and was burned to the ground. The loss to Mr. Hicks was about ST5.O0, and to Mir. Connor about S4Oo.
Douglas Island news., 1900-04-18
THE FIRE FUND.

The list of monthly subscribers to the fire fund is still open and at the present has reached the following pro portions, very much to the qualification of all parties concerned:
Douglas Island news., 1900-04-18

NOTICE is hereby given that Stephen Liy- ingston as Administrator of the Estate of Samuel Harper, deceased, has rendered and presented for settlement his Final Account, in this Court, together with his petition for the distribution of said estate and for the discharge of himself as such administrator of said estate; and that Friday, the 4th day of May, 1900, at o'clock r. M., at the Court room of said Court, in the town of Juneau, Alaska, has been duly appointed by said Court for the hearing and settlement of said Final Account, and the said petition for dis tributiOn, at which time and place any and all persons interested in said estate may ap- pear and file exceptions and objections to said Final Account and to said Petition for Distribution.
 NORMAN E. MALCOLM,
 Probate Judge. Dated March 30 1900.
 Date of first publication, April 1, 1900. Date of last qualifications, April 9, 1900. H. II. Folsom, Attorney foI Administrator.
Douglas Island news., 1900-04-18
NOTICE.
IN THE UNITED STATES COMMISSION FRS COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA, AT JUNEAU.

GIN PROBATE.)
 Notice of Set In the Matter of the Estate tlement of Ti- of Snal Account, Samuel Harper, Deceased. and of Distri-
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