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THEIR TASK
DIFFICULT.

New York, Oct. 16.-Few of the
representatives Of the coal interests
would discuss the status of the coal
situation, beyond expressing the belief
that the commission named last night
has a tremendous task before it.
ut has a serious problem to solve, :"
said President Oliphant of the Della
ware & Hudson road. 1.-The ques-
tion of wages rhe men are TO receive !;
How the men are to be paid in the
different mines and in different veins
in the same mines ar e some OF the
questions. These are the problems
that men have grown gray headed
trying to solve"
E. B. Thomas, chairman OF the eX-
ecutive board of the Erie, said:
II consider the adjustment of diff
ferences will be long drawn out and
difficult undertaking.
Discussing the possibility of getting
coal into the markets promptly after
the mines resume, Mr.. Oliphant said
eff the miners go to work at once
we will be able to get coal right
away. I do not know anything about
their going to work, but when they
do everything that can carry coal will
be pressed into service.
During the afternoon President
Truesdale. Fowler and Underwood and
Chairman Thomas called at Mr.. Nor
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''Thelma'', Marie Corelli's novel
and great tale, comes to the Park
opera house. Monday, Oct. 20th in the
shape of one of the most successful
dramas of the day. Both public and
press praise it as an unrivaled produc-
tion which should be an absolute guar
antee of its merit and an indication
of the splendid treat in store for our
theatre goers. For the scenic effects
and magniticence of its stage settings,
''Thelma' under the management of
Alden Benedict has seldom been
equalled in this city. a good cast is
required to produce it, and Mr.. Ben
edict claims this to be the best ever
under his management. Seats are
now on sale at Haskell's Pharmacy.
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SHOES FOR MEN.

handsome, fine-looking shoes are now
made suitable for men who work
These shoes will stand the severe
wear and do not cost much
1t is so long ago that nothing but
coarse, ill-fittnig shoes were made tc
sell to workingmen. Indeed. some
stores have not as yet recognized the
change. Here you will find as good
n shoe as a man need to wear for So,
So. 80 and 50.
Stoddart's Boston Shoe Store.
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WEATHER REPORT.

The maximum temperature yester-
day was rs degrees and the minimum
this morning was 3S degrees.
The forecast for this section is:
Fair tonight and Sunday.
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Book Cliff Camp No 81, Woodmen OF tine
World meets in the Odd Fellows hall the I'D
and 4th Thursdays OF each month. Visiting
Neighbnrs always welcome. A. Seegmiller.
&. G., G. b. Rich, Sec.
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Boys cotton fieeced and all wool
upderware at Kirlins.
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Grand Junction Camp No. 1894 Modern
Woodmen OF America meets I'd and 4th
Mondays in odd Fellows hall at p. m. c.
II. Covey, V. c. 5. r. Vols, Clerk
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SOCIALIST TICKET.
(Advertisement)
For State Senator,
CHARLES p. McCARY.
For Representative,
j. f. WALKER.
For County Commissioner,
THOMAS NJ. TODD.
For County Surveyor,
CHARLES +. DAUGHERTY.
For Justice OF The Peace,
JAMES A. JOHNSON.
For Constable,
MURRAY CARVER.
We please people every day by ou
)rices Why not you? We are no.
n our new location, The Ackerma
The Red Cross Pharmacy
Expert druggists.
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Apple Blossom Circle No. Io7 Women OF
Graft meets Ist and sd Fridays at Odd Eel
lows hall. Mrs. Ella Hards, q. N.
Emma Merrill, Clerk.
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Grand Junction Lodge No. SIS B. P. o. Z.
meets Ist and sd Mondays OF each month
J. NJ. Sampliner, +. X. J. II. Gallupe, Sec.
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Grand Valley Rebekah Lodge No. 30
meets I'd and 4th Fridays of each month at
Odd Fellows hall. Mrs Lizzie Covey N. G.
lola Evans, Secretary.
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Unaweep Tribe No. ss 1. o. X. NJ. meets
every Wednesday night in Odd Fellows
hall. J.W. Dodgion, Sachem; Charles II
Petrie, Chief of Records.
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MESA LODGE NO 55.

A, F. " A. NJ. Meets the FIRST and third
Thursday in each month at Masonic hall
anon Block, corner Fourth and Main SITS.
VIM CARLYLE, Sec. A r Sampljner w NJ
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Grand Army of the Republic Grand juno
lion Post No. meets every I'D and 4th Satur-
day at Odd Fellows hail. Visiting Com
rades welcome. VIM. Warner, Adj. T,R
Falls, Com.
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Want advs. in The Seninel pay.
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Grand Junction EnCampment No. 3S, l..
o. o. F. meets Ist and sd Thursdays OF
each month at odd Fellows hall. ABB.
Hoyt, c. P. J. NJ. Graham, Scribe.
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GRAND JUNCT. CRAPFER


No "a, A NJ. meets second Thursday in
each month At Masonic ball. Canon Block
corner Main and Fourth Streets
VIM CARLYLE Sec. w Fl Baunster, f n P
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Mesa Lodge No. 5S 1. 0. o. f. meets ev-
cry. Tuesday night IN the Odd Fellows hall
Main street, between 4th and sth Leon !.
Chapman, N. G.y' J. NJ. Graham, Cor. Sec
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TEMPLE COMmANDRY

No az, knights Templar, meets fourth
THURSDAY in each month at Masonic hall,
- non Block, Main and Fourth Streets
Nm Car .s Rec ~ Lur,ader r {
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
Columbus 6 Hooking
Coal s. Iron Co.
To the Stockholders;

The annual meeting q e7upary be held AZ the
Office the Company Room sol the wyandotte Colum-
bus Ohio Wednesday. May ticxet in opposition
the present management viii presented
L will following representing large
holdings st0ck-N / c. Kachemachsr. Of Mcintyre
Marshall; ? 81 Cronise. Lathrop & Smith. r W
Ritter, of Floyd Jones & Robinson 3 CIcWs
Of Henry Cews * Co Il the opinion Of the best
judges q properties United States that the
Columbus & Hooking Coal & Iron Company make
stockholders. With this end in view the
above named gentlemen soliciting cooperation Of
Stock Exchange stockholders record in order
10 reorganize the present board manage
ment. Proxies may be Messrs Mcintyre & Mar
shall. Produce Exchange Building. y. Y. City y Y
MCINTYRE d MARSHALL Member.
LATHROP d SMITH, \. v stock
FLOYD JONES d ROBINSON } Exchange
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new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
9Os NJ 5 IS p. NJ Daily. Sundays. 20 Pitts
field and North Adams Sundays only. al 9 20 A NJ
Pullman all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices 113 261. ais and 1915 Broadway. IS
Union W. 2I5 Columbus Ave. 133 West 125th St
St lSsth Stations. New York: 33s and 726
Fulton St. and los Broadway 2 D, Brooklyn
Telephone Street for New York Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence BY
Westcott Express Company
A Fl SMITH GEORGE H DANIELS.
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4lfanT 4 Srsq % & ~

altany & Susq ID & HI ..--
alleg q Vest u 4 & Pl..-
Al a g Air l. Southern e..
sueasra q say &C of Ca f..
beech Creek ~ y II a; H
R,ston L. Lowell % q, MeJ .
80 a 4 ~ \ c 4 Il r. d.
ECston & \ Y Air Line IF
~ Y y Il d HJ-----.--.
RE Prov ~ Y y II & HD..
Cstsu-issa L r pf tP 4 r.. .
Cs,--s < SIsq ID L d W.
Csrcen a Burl Penn .,-..
Cleve & PlIts Penn .-----..
rsiu-nbus & Eenia Penn q.
concord & Montreal ...---..-
rrrn a Pass lBost q Ii.
corn KIyer r r 'B 4, Me- o.
T,arb 4 \ y Y y u & H. -.
nav & Mich IF tC Il & d..
Dei q L ! "a & Read
T,er 4 & : ~ Il : & NJ - d.
Tsst Pennsylvania p a r. .
Fris A Kal Il : & n ST.
F-ie, 4 PlrtsoUrE penn ..--
Fif-sburr pt b & N1----..-
rankin Tel CO West I'M O.
n IS & J pf L : & 81 3 o..
ca r r & B B--------...-...-
= A. stock Tel West Unl..
S-srs Riv Val Mich Gem d..
Greene d L & Nl------..---
T-ter ocean Tel West Inp..
IN cen Leased Line Il Gem
rsek L& sag mich Gem. 30
ToIist & Chicago &C & A..
Z 81 &C pf &C & A.
Ksl 4 & G r Il s & NJ 81
Take shore Gtd IL : & " s..
Tsr-le Miami lPenn)-.------
T5rrls : Nav & Q p & Rh--
Towsisna & " Riv CC & A g..
wine HIl & : II p d RI.
NOBLE &. Ohio South .-..--
Morris c & r l.eh Na1-...
DO Pref tJeh Nalb....--. 90
Morris & Essex - L & Va
Nssh & Decatur IL d ~ o..
Nsagatuck - y X II & h
= H & X * Y y Il & h.
NYC & N r pf Il y --.-.
X y K II ~ Y G &, NJ So
NYL & West n L & W.
North Carolina Southern -
~r-fheTn y y J tFriei.---..
Sn-fh Penn p 4, Pl-----.--
Northwestern Tel West Tr(
Hor 4 Y IF ~ y r q h .
Old COLONY X Y y II & n
0svsF, & Syr n L & W.
Phfla K Trenton Penn -..-
pits F & L Z com B &; L
& CsrneEie StesD----.-
a. pref B & L 2 & Q : 81
Pi-rs T Y < c PENN
Do Snecisl Penn t...------
? Mex & Y r L ? & L :
z A ST.. 80 go
P--- Ssco & ? lBost & Me-
prov & Y ~ ! y II &, HI .-
Quincy Bridge &C r & O. --.
pens & Saratoga del K 10
Prr-e & Clinton fDel & h
Rrn4 Y & O ~ Y Q & = r.
Ss-sroga & : CDel & H.
southwestern 6Cen of Ca .-
Troy & G y J r & H RI.
f--ica & 2 r * y Q & H.
T-,i-a z & Sus - I & W ..
United y r & Canal PENN
valley - y y ~ I & w
ware River TEost & A.
Warren ID I 4 WN-.----
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Brooklyn Ferry stock k------.
Eo5lker Ferry 1sJ Js-..-...
% stock .--------------
< 7 K 2 Z Ferry CO stock
60 lst mtg IS. 1922 ..,...
X = 4 II r Con s.. l9+s %.
l0fh < % SF 1st mE 5s.lsls
Trion ? q \ J & 2 stock .
Ny E y 7 F 1st mtg IS. 1896
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RAILROADS..
WABASH RAILROAD.

LaCkaWanna Railroad.
Leave New York Barclay and Christopher StS
A M.-For B.nghamton and Syracuse.
.i0.OO A M-For Buffalo Chicago and ST. Louis.
y M-For Buffalo and Chicago
14.OO p. M-For Scranton and Plymouth-Buffet.
.6-lO T. M-FOr Buffalo and Chicago
-s:45 p. M-For Utica. Oswego Ithaca and Buffalo
A M-For Buffalo and Chicago-Through Sleep
open o p. NJ.
xay cor 9sth ST: Broadway. N Y. 3SS Fulton 81.
Brooklyn.
.Daiiy. tExcept SUNDAY.
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Amer Light 4 Trac

Amer LiElL A lTac -.--- --. 81.
do pref s per cent?,
Bing Gas Isl H1ts IS, 1888 o..
dc stock --.--.-
Bing Genl Elec IS, 1922
O. stock ----.-- --------.-
Bur { 9 lst mtg IS. I94I
O. stock k.-----..-.....--.-.-
Butte Z * ? co Isl mtg IS
Coluu Gas Co 1st IS. 1882
Z e & T Clst con -, 1879
70 stock OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
p " Gas CO Is 6s. 1925 -.
Q Rap g L CO lst 5s. 1918.
ln6isnap Gas 1st IS, 1921.
h stock -.---.---- -.--
Tscksaa Gas CO stock 1890
Dr. = .. l937..-.....-.--
Lafayette Gas Isl 6s, 1924
IE y y Gas lst SIS. 1928
q stock E..-------------.-,
Nsd q & 2 co lst s.. 1925
Milwaukee Gas As, 1927
\ ? y & Q 1st mtg IS, 1925
G0 STOCK
<ew-Haven Gas co stock -.
= = K . z L & 2 Co stock
co pref ----...--.---.---..-,
Ohio 4 / . ist mtg s., 1925
% : 2 C fneWI----.------.
Syracuse . Isl mtg IS, 1855
d stock ...-.....-.--....
& Joseph Gas Is 5S. 1887
CO stock ....-...-......-
3 Paul Gas Con =, 1914 o..
- zr1CF. Observation-Disclosures
West . 4 zulee 6 2 {
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MAMBM9G-AMEglGAM nfN
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE.
ERBOURG-BREMEN.

HAMBURG-Aa7ERlGAN LfNE.
TWIN-ScREw EXPRESS SERVICE.
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
a victoria May 30. 10 AN Columbia < 10 AN
r BismarckMay % 10 AM A II. 10 AM
And every Thursday hereafter.
These Steamers
NEW TWIN SCREW MAIL s. :. KIACTSCHOC.
1000 tons, 525 feet long. 16la knots
Time 10 England AMI Continent about II days.
VIII sail in place OF s. 5 DEUTSCHLAND
FROM NEW YORK MAY Is
Service and Table Deutschland.
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
PLYMOUTH-CHERBOCRG-
Patricia May H. 10 AN Pennsylvania Nav AM
Kiautschou May l5 IL AN Pretoria. June z PM
Waldersee- May 20. $3.50 PM Luis A
And Tuesday hereafter
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
NEW-YORK-NAPLES-G
Palatia June 3. PM PhRnicia
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE
Ofices. 35 81 Broadway Piers Hoboken ~ 7
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Railroads.

PENNSYLVANIA
3
'' Ofosses and CoTtianst Streets s.''
1.-THE leaving time from Desbrosses and
that given below for Twenty-third street
station. except where otherwise noted
20 r a NJ FAST %AwLini5sd 70 I've % Bsss RaTiS Or
C7icsEo No So'S SosSbs - s'to9g :, S5pAS al "
NJ @ i9a FiISsa Com
Cars For cRoaso ceVeand Toisso GIN ciacina@t Ind
I55 r. VI. i0S SfIIs Tilsi 81 L9ss % LOFTS ExPREssor
& r0ledos Louisville via CncnnetD. indianapolis Chi
5.'.5 p. VI. 81. Lofts EXRREss.-For Pirtsburg Ind
5.55 p. NJ. WESTERN ESPREsSmFor Chicago For
r " PAeTFfc ETPRRsror PRES car ri,,sburr and
For knoxvile daily, VIA Shenandoah Valley
sS p cIvEaN6 ASD cIfSSATI SsHS ESPiEss
-Eo- Pittsburg Cleveland Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
80 s 80 925 Dining Ssrl, 1910 DesbEossss and cos
Az, Y S. Gi3ins Carl 2Io tDesSTossss coTt
EsTi9r n ana DRiRE csIsl . Dinins Carr rs DIN
sunday ., as DINING Gar1 loss CDinnE caz5
Psrlor and pining CaTs). s25 Dning Car. as Din-
soTTHERN RAiLwA1.@E1press' as AS D. n. II 10
ATLANTIS COAST LINE--Ezprsss. s.25 a. and s25
66 66oiitan Limited 1255 daily Express II 10 night
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
ciEsAFEak 5Es.Rs SD S5 6Fo r RAfWSAY-7s5 a m
FOR OLD PoINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK--7.ss m
weekdays SIS o. m daily.
ATLANTIC CITY.-955 a. m and 255 p m weekdays
sundays, 955 a. m. Through Nestbued Trains Buf-
fet Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays
Faor smoking Car. ParOr Cars. Dining Car and stand
ard Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-12.55 :. weekdays.
For points NewYOrk and Long Branch Railroad Cfron
West Iwenty-third Street station. SO a. m il 40
S25. 4a5 and 1125 }. Sundays S@o a. m. 4a5
from Desbrosses and Cortlandt Strestsl 200 a
m, l25O. 34o SO and 1i5o p n sundays sao a.
m. SIS :. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
$40 tDesbrosses 500 Us. T5.
SIS. S55 925 Dining Carr 955 Penna Limited 10 10
(Desbrosses and CortlSnd Streets l0O Dining Car.
i05 Dining Cap. 1i-55 a 1255 Dining Car). 40
tDesbrosses and rOrtiand Streets Ol 20 3o din
ing Carr 355 % 25 DINING Car. & s. Dining carr.
555 Dining Carl. 55. SIS IS. 3 n z 20 night
Sundays 10. 755 coachesl, SIS 50 s2S CDtnins
Car e55 UAnitec). Q 55 10 So DINING carr NJ -
4 25 Dining Carr Dining Carr SIS Dining Carr.
755. SIS. s 81. q ?. m. Il 10 night
Ticket offices 4sI 1895 and PSI Broadxsys
1s2 Fifth Avenue Coelow 23d ST.; Astor House West
Twsntythird Street Station and stations foot OF pes-
Streets Court Street SEQ Fulton
Street. 9s Broadway Pennsylvania Annex station
Brooklyn; Station Jersey CITY The New York Transfer
Company will caH and check baggage from hotels
residence through destination. Telephone -sls
Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Ser
vice
]. B. HUTCHINSON, J. R WOOD.
General General Pass'r Agent.
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GAS COMPANIES.

GAS COMPANIES
FURNISHED ~ William Z. Nichols Co. NJ IS wall-st)
Bid Asked Bid Asked.
~Yk East p stan O S. 1890 115Ss lis
Isl 1884. .-llS ii4'z Cen l Gas IS 10 III
a. 5s.--.-.--l0a IIo fEqut Cen 5s-.--i1sk 1904
xCr I Ist 5s.. 1osis 10 Mutual Co.......s25
Stand Gas -i32 80 y Am Co 5s..-..11lia 1l2i4
a. rrsf. .l52 leo Brooklyn Union .222 22s
MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES
furnished BY William z, Nichols Co, waIl-st)
| Int. period. BID. Asked.
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RhITlMnRE & nHl1 RAIIsnAn
WEST SHORE RAILROAD

leave Franklin St station. New YcTk as follows
aud IS foot West "a ST. y. r
"4.lU \ M--FOr Intern. points 20 Albany.
a. MI Hudson Eiv g. MOh EXPRESS
81 = M--ChCago Express.
s2.3J P M-CCnt L for Detroit. Chicago
IS - =. L.--2. For Hudson River Points & Alhanv
'G.l5 ? M--For Roch-. Buffalo Cleve-d & Chicago
TI:i5 =. M--For ROch. Buffalo. Detroit
9l5 p. M-For Syra- RocI-- Mas FAILS. Det & Chi
'Daiy. fDaIly, except sunday. Leaves
l tl0:t5 A. NJ; No. t3.O NJ. Leaves Jersey
City. z. r. r. sta. No III - a az 4S:SJ
NJ Time principal hotels cfices Baggage
checked from hotel or residence BY WesJcott's
a H. SMITH. c r LAMBERT
GenI Superintendent Gen'l Pass'r Agent.
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READING SYSTEM

AZ l. ~ IL W. ~ ~ l. Ns
NEW JERSEY GENITAL r. r.
Liberty 81. and south Ferry time from South
Ferry hye minutes earer)-
EAsToN. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
onIyl \ NJ. 10 -. * Faston olIy) p. n
Sundays. - Ok A NJ 100 : 81 P. NJ
WILKESBARRE AND sCRANTOS-t4OO. 9-lO
A. NJ. A 40 P. NJ Sundays. F4.25 a N.
LNKEVV OOI. TOMS RIVER AND BARNEGAT-
F+.OO 9 40 A. NJ. I30, 340 c410. Lakewood only.
500 p. NJ Sundays. l0l5 A N.
ATLANTIC CITN-s4O A NJ. lao
yINELAND AND BRIDGETON-s40O A. NJ. $50
LONG BRANCH. AsBTRY PARI<. OCEAN
POINTS--F4OO $50 ll3O A M
Sundays eco a. NJ. 100 P "
PHILADEI PHIA-g'4 IS $500 300 1000 Ell 20
A n. 100 71-3O 70 OC 40 s4OO - 60 Is OO
f6 o. 100 = so 50 ~ 70 a5 p n 40 X MAJ 'O'
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTSVIIIE AND
VILLA I>PORT- 90. 425. $500. 1910 1000
Reading onlvl O1 80 Reading and Pottsviuel IlSI.OO
80 P NJ 'i2lS Md except Harrisburg f7-30
$500 P. NJ Reading and Harrisburg only f8S0
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-F-om foot OF Rector St
Beach and Lorg Branch. 10 A NJ. $50 P. NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
is 90 00o I'll 80 a NJ. 100, TL3O t'3.40 500.
'Fr51 Liberty $ only. .Dsily. 7paiy except sunday
SSunday only tParlor ears only Via Tanaqua-
Broadway Is 5n Ave, , Union Square West
15S Eas- Io5h pr West 125th Columbus Ave
New YORK. Court ST s44 Fulton s. BrooiSlyn: ss
Broadway. WtianlstU>s. New YORK Transfer Co calls
'0T w. sn5 & 'isfSS RFs1ER C. NJ Burt
Genl Manager. Genl Pass Agent
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'And Interest. lex dividend
FERRY COMPANIES.
Furnished hy william z Nichols Co. Is wsll-stD
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LEHICH VALLEY.
Foot Of West sd a COrtandt and Desarosse screets
.Daiy- Except sunday Sunday changes ia dl-<a
sI& t6lN N61A

Recommendations az us s6l 20 l3 and
Broadway, 9 Union square West -
n Y Court s. broadway and n Futoa
St. brooklyn ~ Transfer Co. vii cal Tor and cheek 9SSASr
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BOSTON STOCKS.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Furnished by Tracy Co. No. 20 wall-sto
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES

From New York Wednesdays. Fridays and Saturday,,
FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA FLORIDA
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued 20 al
points Texas. Colorado. Arizona. California Mexico
&c. Georgia Floridh. &C. reliShtful Excursions.
Write for our 6O-peSe Pocket Guide rree)
c. h. MALLORY 4 co. Gen. Agts. Pier 90 ~ R N
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.And Interest. +E1 DIVIDEND.
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CLARK'S EXCURSIONS TO EUROPE
4 LLAN-STATE LINE.

A DvERTIsEMzNTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received at their Uptown Ofice.
No. 1894 BROADWAY.
Between sGth and S7th sts. until . O'Clock p m
Advertisements VIII received the following branch
oe3res until O'Clock p
S54 SIh-nVe.. e cor 23d-st.. I53 6th-aVe.. cor
Isth-st. 9.s East Ifth-SJ.; 255 West 42d-st-. be
nd 36;B West i25th-st.; I.:s:iS
{d-aVe.. between 10th and 7Ih sts. I,026 3d-avc-,
TSar 6ist ST I,1OS ISt-HVe. Sith-s 49, East
I25th-st.; =5G TremOnt-OVe.; $50 :id-uVe.. near
5Ist-st.. 55I 3d-aVe.j 2lO Bleec6er->t.
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.AST ITALIAN LINE.

Ia VELOCE."
Navagazone ItaIjana a Vapore Naples. Genoa
. REGULAR L. :. MAI. SERVICE ~ ERY WEEK.
Extra Sailing cltra di TCrino June -
Large cabins. Dining saloon promenade deck
EOLOGNESI. HATFIELD & co. Wall
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Int period Bid Asked,
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pED ID" LINE.

DED ID LINE.
For l. Guayra. Puerto Cabeio Curacao ana Mara
caibo. Curacoa-CallnE also p X
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn.
E. E. PHILADELPHIA -Sa tur1ay.
s 5 CARACAS Saturday May 81
These vessels have superior accommodations for
senserS
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT
General Managers. l35 Front-st.
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ITALIAN ROYAL MAIL :. $. co

NAVIGAZIONE GENERALE ITAIJ4Hs
WEEKLY ~AILINCS To
NAPLES E-&CA-ALEX ANpRIA
Stella May . uubria Tuns y
a TrI-s
I1ornbardia June ~ Sicia....-...- T,1v
New Steamers Diui1E-r1rr Promenade Deck
For rates and ether information apply 70
HIRZEL. FELTMANN 4 Co III Rr1aiv9v - Y
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TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
Saxonia- MAY II. P NJ. I.ucauia..-..
Carlpania May -, 3 P NJ Etrurta-- il
Cmhra- -.---- MAY 81 noon Campania June q : ? NJ
VERNON H BROWN & co. Gen. Agents
y BRoADNAY NIN YORK
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WHITE STAR LINE.

L. NF-w-YORK-QU ENSTOwN-LIyERPOOI
Gerrnauic MAY Il. noon Oceanic May Is $50 n
Ma -0-1
1ymrlc May % $50 a m Celtic. June 6 3 D. m
Ilsr IS North River. Once. . Broadway. New York
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double the amount OF your Purcf1as
and only on goods advertised. Re
< With every, dollars worth Of Sugar We
A large assortment of canned goods, includ-
ing pears, peaches, blue berries and several
other fruits. to close the entire lot inn 1 OC:
MCuldICIys Cdu
(Iwo Stamps with each CAM
Assorted f1avoring extracts. including va
niila. lemon, ginger, etc. TO close the lot SC
immediately. bottle. .....,.....
- " Zone Stamp with each bottle.}
Swans Down Cake Flour. regular price 10r
2 c, to close the lot, package. = -
q, 80. 1.-TWO Stamps with each package.) il
large assortment of Spices and Bak- &c.
ing Soda. at. package. .............
Zone Stamp with each package.)
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T. v sss"'s Grocery Trade f.: ):

- will give you
in trading stamps-Thursday only
d the list:
I'LL give $500 worth of Trading Stamps.
A large assortment of Ketchup. Sar- e.
dimes, Baked Beans, ETC., to close, each ;. ~
Zone Stamp with seach.)
!, Bulk Baking Powder, @f ~
Zone stamp given with every pound.)
Our fancy sun-dried Japan Tea; E7r
per pound -. -
& (Sl.10. worth OF stamps with each pound.) :
A fine North Carolina Head Rice; 0Er
l50c worth Of stamps with every pounds.)
Macaroui, Vermicelli and Potato oSc
Flour; pkg, 7c; 4 for. 6OS
(5oc worth oi stamps with every 4pkgs.)
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Ho, for San Francisco.

Zurah Temple Mystic Shrine will leave
Minneapolis at S:35 p. M June I'd, via the
Minneapolis & st. Louis railroad to at
tend the 28th annual meeting Imperial
Council A. A. o. N. NJ. to be held at San
Francisco June 10th to 14th The Shrine
Special will run via Denver, Colorado
Springs and Salt Lake City, stopping one
day at each place. .z.75 ss
For full information call on w. Il.
Hathaway, G. T. A. NJ. & st. l.. R.R. No. !
Washington avenue s.
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chief. All stared at the new conner as at a
spirit.
"Saggitto!'
Frank looked around him at the faces
pinched with starvation. He held out his
hand to Alice, but she was too weak to move.
Then he threw down by the fire two par
tridges, and spoke with a voice that seemed
to break:
at is we'll. Aneeb. that you beat your
little drum Of the Metal"
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If there ever was specific for any one
complaint. then Carriers Little LiversPills
are q specific for sick headache, and every
woman should know this. Only one pill a
dose Try them.
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The opening scenes of this story are laid
In the autumn of 1772, on the shores OF Lake
Huron The lieutenant of the kings Twen-
ty-fourth infantry tries to engage the services
OF two trappers as guides. They refuse be-
cause the younger, Frank Elery, wishes to
seturn to Boston on his birthday. They are
visited by white girl from the Indian camp.
who asks them to take her back to her peo-
pie. She is the adopted daughter of Aneeb.
an Indian chief The appeal of the girl
Alice Tudor induces Ellery to reconsider
his refusal to act as guide to the lieutenant
upon the condition that the lieutenant take
the young girl with him. Aneeb, knowing
the child's great desire to return to her peo-
pie, and being fond Of her, consents for her
is to be taken to Montreal. The lieutenant
agrees to the proposition, Through Tabb,
the lieutenanGs servant, Ellery becomes sus
by the lieutenant and makes preparation to
recover her from him.
Alice is compelled to drink wine by the
lieutenant but just as he attempts to kiss
her Ellery comes in with Benny, his COM
panion. The lieutenant stabs Benny, but in
return is cut down by Ellery, after short
fight. Aneeb- comes in and takes Alice away
The camp having been alarmed, Ellery carries
Benny 20 his canoe. ~
Benny died that night, and Ellery buries
him in the woods. Before dying Benny ad-
vised him not to- attempt to follow Alice but
to start for home. He dlsregards this advice
and marches into the wilderness. Aneeb
travels north with Alice, but has leg broken
by an Elk. i. g.,
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e. w. Grove.

This name must appear on every box Of the
remedy that cures cold in one day. % cents.