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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
TO DIVIDE
WARD Nine
PLAN 10 ON root TO CUT "
INTO TWO

A proposition II being fostered in
The Ninh 10 divide that ward into
two wards making tbc east iiue "
Woodland Park extended north and
south the diNial0n lire between what
viii be the present Ninth and the
nov want
such a division h possible under
che new state laW PASSED al THE last
session af the legislature, which went
into effect recently, Under the eitN
charter such resdiNia iOn ~ the city
was only possible az a giNsn date
aud even tWu Years thereafter. The
new law. Witch Was enacted at tho
instance ~ Councilman Murphy Of
the Niuth makes e possible Go re-
district the city al any time provided
that such ru-diNtaien II made not
moty than unce Ia every I've years.
while Councilman Murphy urged
the passage 81 the law, he Nas urged
to ia ~ by prominent Slnth ward
efr. who believe that the Ninth ls
entirely too laree A. matter of
fact the Ninth takes in an Of ffe
mont. arven Lake. brooklyn. La
toun aud the University coumun
ity, ccmprising mnre territory than
ANY other two NArds ~ the city
The proposition naW Is Is retain
a. the Ninth ward Fremont and an
~ Greeu Lake 10 the Nest 90 the
east tne 81 Woodland park. and
make the new ward include BROCK
hn. Latnua. University community
and the ether territory ef the pres
cat $inth to the east 81 the east line
- Woodland park extended north
ana south. II Is thought that when
HE matter = bNnached In the city
rouncil IL viii meet with no SERIOUS
sppostiian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15

Afrs. q. v. Lily has issued invita-.
49, ~ a frrrutiuu= Tuesday after
n,au. al he's homie. on fifieeulh hV-
enue' Aira wits al be The non.
Mrs' + n. TroNbfIdKo vii receive
neFt Wednesday afternoon hi hri
nome. IN queen Awe NH a lhfh'
nupbsr 81 Invitations have been -
' ~ and Mr. y. X. Mcclellan will
entertain a large number ~ friends
srhutstav evening al their haing. uh
s.tautesuth avenue. cards VII Dc
the main feature ~ the evening"
Mites lone cutler has issued lnNttN'
tions fnr a card party Friday AFTER
noon. June ~. at hrf home. on
twentieth avenue. The afieN VII
De ~ honor of Niles ora brown
A dinner party Was siAsn lhAl
day niHht al the Rainier Nfnnd fui
nf buckley. Nho leaves tuI the
East neat week
Mp. q. a. ~ Miller etsteenth "
snue. gives "a reception neat FRIDAY
afternoon at hrf home Tot MfH Lee.
tsr ueffick - San Francisco.
Mrs 81 D. AlnHwnfth VII rntei
tain the "Wednesday card Gun Men
fsY evening June if "a hef home.
Mfs Philip Kelley entertained q
Number 81 friends 1t luncheon
slay afternoon. IA honor 20 Miss 100
anfeg -.
NJ. Horace g. ttrnry ard Mise
Florence Henry VIII arrive ~ Beat
lls about the miaais - iHiH HnHth.
ME- James W EaHlrHan save h
9friKhtfnl luncheon party To- thf
fisifinE soung ladlsa. Thursday afs
tsfuuun al the uuif eHaitf club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
os,ne 10 c.i.,.,risr

Taas the famous scenic shasta
route Two trains daily Go san
FRANCESCA fast tim~ beautiful
sevnefy and excellent service ee-
sttls % San rfsncisru tan nfst
sirse 1850 second etass
Special rate excursions % chi-
esnp sra return. $3.50 81 Louis.
ff1.te omaha eni Kansas city. tFp
New fsfteann ttfAs Memphis.
tstte Juns - % ~. 1aiY ~ and e
Aug - and ~ Pull particulars
tickets ard reservation Al SaHihena
fsriae 60 . afsirs tis fIfsi sYenue
Y ~ tails, general aseut 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
MARINE NEWS

I. "a Cray a Co have soid ihs
Schooner Ariia 10 A II. stfscey a 90.
foF consideration. u l. undsrstncd. u
tszs1 shr wi5i hs used teT earrYtus
supplies for Strsesy a Go estseefi
this port ana kyAk Her aiasteg wlll
- ". = Nsshitt
Steamer Cottage city arrived
from SkAsWay this morning WITH -
passengers Meme 81 them were
frum the Interior, a. Yukon hAN ga e
tion has not commenced when the
steamer left the northern port MAJ.
shall Shoap came from Juneau with
three insane pattsnta two Of " ham
we're Indians the three are being
TAKEN % the Salem asylum, q. r.
and Harry nutt~r~orth % this city
returned from an inspection 81 their
mining proprFtiss at Hatties camp.
near Mrangsi
Steamer ntriso satls TO Southeast
srp Alaska tonight with 10 passsn-
sefs sns a fen freight earxe Inc
latter Includes leo zoe feet % lumber
for the construction % the govern
ntent barracks IT Hsiuss. and four
Fat ears consigned 20 the Dawson
city Electric lisnt q Power eom-
pany,
TIE city % Topeka sailed this
morning for SkaKwEy. Amons her
passengers wess j q Scott 81 the
khnaan Ray Mining company. and
NJ r Nayer 81 Mayer bres. ehS
fontemplAtes a trip 10 Nome by
eay e IiaN spR.
ire Topeka had a large amount,
Of freight
The Valencia should reach this
f4nrf tssstEht FROM San Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
FOR
RADCLIFFE COLLEGE

Greater opportunities fef the
HIGHER sdueafion ~ Yuuua women N
the Northwest have fuHt been y
frfsa bY one - fhs strongest inHtl
buttons 81 the Esel Radcliffe cell
isFs. which IL ths Hainsnn depart
uient - Harvard unB vfsiiy. has ar
eiAsf 60 xiss young women ~ the
asisst an opportunity t. take the 81 b.
trance examination ~ that insitur
zion feE The first time iu history
The examinations will hegiH Mon
day. Jgns ~. and vii continue fof a
asek
Applications should b. ma Sc o. the
proctor julia D. Kennedy. eos East o.
laks avenue. Mha aAia fuaaf that sss
sas such a sod enc
that shs earnestly hoped that large
number Of yQunE Nu4usu 81 this city,
y he are contemplating a course %
eastern Institutions sauia avail
themselves II this privilege.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
BIG CARGO
OF FLOUR
RlOIun Maru Carries ISL,
367Sacks 10 The Orient

one q The greatest flour ehftnen
that ever left this port IL the pttsht
w,nt on the japanese ilnef hiotnn
Nafu. which sailed az daylight this
morning There were aboard ibi. sei
sacks af Washington flour besides
sol easka 81 l,sef. 300 bales Of sheet
tng. iit casaH 81 cigarettes a. vi
rycten aud several tons 81 other mis-
rullAneuua Products. There were
more than so eaHss ~ uufnea beef
sliced ham, bacon and HaNsases.
AZ paHseHFvrs she hed 40 Euro
mean aHd .u Japanese.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
VA CHUNG BLOCK IS
NOW 0NLYA MEM0fl

The ula Wa CNaus butldins has bsss
rssrd 10 ths sTeeha Ths -efs -
tsariag aa~h sas foaF- stpry trifs
structure. whieh as efs 80 the fifst
tuiiiiinss a. Re erected after the srsat
fire. uaz b~suu tsst Ssss. The Great
Sogthsrn maf uer proceed ~tth me
disgfnx q u. tuhesi oua.r the site
- tise cid huildlns
Cssnsist.fs s.te hs-.a, s... esss -v,<e.s
zEsA siLga ~ 70 &z4.g& sd - - Es-z-
mel ne xncsxatien q TIVE tsnnsi a.
ssf has tssn esamlusncsd A iaras fsFrs
Il men 10 a. wuFs disEsus ct tas "a
hote aud leading ths art enfa email
ears dFawH ~ q tinY sisctfts lesefnss
tive.
Ths art 10 bsins dumped ea the va.
esat let at the slsis - the Metropolitan
building
AL u N rsssinss. fes eassm.seis.s
tire actual construction - fhs tunnel
a. lts noFtHsrn tefuieas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
NELLIE RAN AWAY

IIttie Nellie. The i0YrHesold
daughter IT a. a. AudreRH. ~ Tie
Seattle sHtel department. ran away
frau huma. ai 900 gath avenue.
SOME Time .iaG aNeuihF and anpaf
autig got iHHf She wandered up ana
down several streets aud NuHNN Pc
coming tired she eat down nu The
steps uf the United States HFfh ~
flcs. ou ainfh avenue. aud cHifd hff=
self b. niep
Thrfe Hiu wac found ~ 2 O'clock
THE morning VS. the ulEhtHHtrh nhn.
tu y haH she could uut explain
where aha had ntfH. lie took hrf
into che office and asked her aha
Hhe was hua whore che lived. ana
Che police Hffr Informed
Police Sergeant stuart took Nellie
home She las gene away from
home once ar twice before in sim
Hat wy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
NE VS. FROM FRISCO
WHALING FLEET

Mai stsisss receive. fruss ruAissAs
st.s es-s % the arrival u . hArahsr
e vessels 20 tn. ~hslins fleet ii th~
sestssfn pert rae steamer hafnins
star reached tssissA. On MAJ a. TIE
a.rs rrtes 10 her arrival J. % Es@n
the chief. sffisss st.d .nd -ss buried
al zee n Hsffmsn. ths secsaa offi.
esss. Assumed the asti@s 20 the fret
effissf4 ~.
: - sssiissssats Eilyf a. E'-ssR,.y Nss-
Its. Aisssnasf .ad kssius hss sffir-
81 .s rnalzssa. sne sfsss eusiins had
sssa4tsd fer The arctic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
sloNAl sNarrM cor rlnrp

The poliee telegraph aud telephone
signal uyHtem. which set tired and
took a little rest yesterday, Is again
~ Wotking order The police yes
trrdaN were compelled to use the
public telephone system la calling
the wasun and REPORTING iuhn-
much aa the resulaf system IL hut
little used. the incanNenirurc was
slisht
The new instrument Installed by
city Electrician iualyu to-day has
been tested and works satisfactorily,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
HEARING

Al The meeting Of the civil ssr
vice commission lest night u NnH e
ridnd "a give rormer fatfolinhn "
~. Fletcher recently removed u
Chisf Sullivan. n hearing before Nis
commission nest Monday ntAh
Fletcher Be- charged with making %
proper proposals Go Mis-. ilnle 'lisf
lie denies the charge aud under Hl'
ciyil service rules IL entitled 70
herring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
PAVING ESTIMATE

Assistant city Engineer scott to-
aRy nlca With the board II public
works an estimate Of the cost ~ the
sradinr ~ East cherry street be-
tween Twenty third "a Thirty third
avenues. The estimate 81 the total
cost " the Improvement ia thteo.
aud the limit at assessment under
the 80 per cent LAYS in thFao
Thls work viii be pushcd a. rap-
idly az possible Ia order that Il may
he completed before the reepvuinE
~ the Wailh Waila school Tea the fail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
TO GU6RD AGAINST
FIRES

J. 4. weller. representing The
nsaean IAN tmpfaNeH,e CLUB and
residents "a tho city generally. peti-
tifued The beard ~ public n0fks this
mafHlas that settle straa BE ssAsfi
HE the prots tiun u she tsp-aef~
tract south - heaaan HilL Witch
ths city - 10 and ultimately intends
20 Improve SO paTk. from nfsN
Ar waller stated that there u usaeh
anasrbfush and other tnasmins bic
material In the tract. and that :
nte once started scUli. Nitheut
deant. ruin tb. satifs pfppeftY a. a
fafkz
SUPERINTENDENT Of streets and
Paris walters agreed 20 pat q man
IN The park dufinE the sufnmsf
fannths to put uas nrsa ara 10 DO
shat h. could D. the ~.f q eissB-
tia u up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
NINE FLOODED

WIIkESBhRRE Pa. June IA
large portion Of Mayheld, e min
INK village, was flooded last night
BY the overflow u "a reservoir, due
"a excessive rains. ~ the Glen
wood mine ~ the Erie company the
water reached within 20 feet af the
main shaft. Two hundred miners
escaped with dincuity through an
air shaft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
STATE NEWT
By EMPLOYERS

VANCOUVER A. q. June IA
The Employer assoc ihlion. com
prisinE an employers. large and
small Va the city met this morn
ting aud issued q statement That thf
aurraHslan 81 strikes here L. hnasii s
rnpplnn trade and luduetf, thrt
declared that they had fafWsfit
dealt with the unions 80 iudiNidhh y
employers. bat huu proposed 90 HRal
With them hs the Employers assn
efHFHau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
FATAL WINE
ACCIDENT

WEpnfSu. cal. June ~ The
face 81 she sui alops 10 the tunnel
81 the Iron Mountain nniuH eaNtd in
thia morning crushing Go death .
Stevenson = sv EIDE. and I kuhisl 80
Austrian miner ~ 10 believed one
more huds e In the debris me
strata rock save ua4 suddenly and
lhIs men had 30 time 90 ea.ale-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
FOR SEPTEMBER 80

The ease Of the State against Mel
lie Underwood. charged WITH muf-
derinE her baby. three weeks Ola. q
year hga. was set THE morning for
trial Hapt 40 Mfs Underwood
Wns 10 have Been tried June a. but
ihr case az that time ives continued
indefinitely, on the motion ~ her
attorney. John ~ Hart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
NOON woRkIRa nUsY

Rooms occupied by ) a. n0nayau
aua 81 n. gHHe. IA the iHlrh sllfu
hotel. hnd By tesna James Scott iu
the Precisely house. Ncfe entered aud
rauHafksd uY what iH believed q be
an organized gang ~ room workers.
last night Prom the former place
the thieves secured $40 in money.
Nothing alae was touched. From
Hrutt'a room hHi ana knit vest Wna
taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
RAILWAY FOR
PHILIPPINES

WASHINGTON. r. c. June ia
The war department 10 Informed
that the CHINA American psTriops
uenf company wlli Apply % the
Philippine commission for q fran-
chtse for An extensive railway syr-
TEN In the islands II VIII asa for
land grant caneessiana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
SEVEN KILLED IN
DlSTlLlln6 FIRE

GHEESOcK. Scotland. June IA
seven persons vere Killed and a mum
Der injured IN fire al the Artxuwn
dtstiiisry saet Night whisky bar
refs Exploded and the liauor ran in
a bianins stream 20 an adjacent
flour mill. which WAS destroyed
.nss 20 daH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15

Bitaafed ct HiFefside station un ths
Hsutuu fnfsfufhau caf iiHr which H.
fHsf suuth ~ the race fFnHs
of she 80 afffa which Ne had FEW
DAYS $50 q afrat dsei has hsen suid
and fsnpfas sHsnts Boz the eaf - slsah-
ma and building afs gainE en Several
representative - our office HiH h. on
che ground Al dsg temarfos and ali
- SD g. shas Yuu ahaui
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15


John NJ. Ross. e.. past grand mas
tsr ~ the ODD Fellows. at Wyoming
Del, shot himself. dying instantiy
Cause unknown.
81 Louis exposition II planning a
monster rose garden. IL Will be need
sd 20 take the smell out OF the hood .
scandal
Another Knoeksr
They say opportunity knocks bu'
once. g
80 he's a knoeker. too. II he7"
William Miller OF ST Louis was
elected supreme workman ~ the
national gathering Of the a. Q. L.
W.
Tn. -faldy powder house. near
Tamaqua exploded this morning
Two sere killed and several Injured.
WsndaWs within = radius Of two
miles we're shattered.
Coal carrying roads won every
point against the decision 81 the In
tefstate commerce commission.
Exchange grain elevator 81 Kansas
City destroyed By fire. LosE, $4,000
james J HHl says he II against
walking delegates. it's a cinch
they won't get passes on the q. y.
New railroad 20 Thunder Mountain
H. being projected at Salt Lake
A. the Races
A to bg any other name WOULD
sound rs sweet
Charles Clarke. convicted twt
weeks ago Of the murder 81 Lelts
Page was sentenced 10 hang a
Olympia Clarke accepted bis fat.
without Is visible show Of emotion
Pending an appeal 10 the supreini
court the date Of execution viii no
be fixed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
CHUG CHUG TRUST

Ngw YORK June ~ All de-
tails sfs completed far so aHiaiHo
bile trust which Niii control the hus-
iufse 10 America. 10 sill have
capital 81 40 G0a 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
q uuusu - q usnas
DUST:

Alaska had an earthquake and thu
rocket.
An allowance ee 81. eoe has been
made scr she practical FSsaiitius q
the captured spanish cruiser fsi~ ne
Iunnn. the only fruit Of pxNsYs
victory. The vessel will he put On
first class condition here IN the
Spanish dock. which Was captured
and tewea frem Havana
WHY not save the wear and tear
On the s~ryian cable lnes By calling
him King carrief
Isabelle Heaiy. Chicago granted a
dtvuree from Captain John J. HsaiY
Widely known a. an Alaskan pro-
Enotsr and millionaire she gsss
large block % stock 81 the Nosth
American Trading and Transports
tior Company. Of vhieh he Ia prssi-
dent
Prosecuting Attorney Scott has
teined The ranks o. the long hard
slssp@rs.
u - reported that the second ron
Of the late King Milan may lay
claim 20 the ssrvian throne. ana
that vii sttr up q lot fuofs in
trsguea.
Tive hundred Russians drowned BY
the eollaPsing Of = Eanswas at
AsHff = BE isazzszsssgs ssrs iandiug
from steamer.
Major ". " Gibbon. who fired the
first shot on Fort Sumter, ia fsxf
died 81 Columbia. g c.
Sixty Bulxarians killed durins a
recent attack on village OF Ysn4i
HouuAnia. By Aus@slmsn troops.
why should Carnegie want taika-
I'VE eockatonsf Doesn't hls money
talk enouzh7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
So SCI.

N viil pay YoH - make q special
trip sap Hts~a e buS ons Of thsse
tile shirts 9Th two psif~ of cu1.
fof tfee " n Hatohlnsaa e.
cor Ind ard uninn. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
Ne, w.a, 7.

II 10 an seonufaY "a veil as q
/ pleasure 10 eat AZ the Naini~F- Grand
cafe Tea viii asv.s nas a better
place "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
A Word from Josh Wise

Tn man tint
don't hsv a fam ~
misses his nrss
taste Of heaven as
well as OF toth~r
place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15

car re
Of msF
sonai d
Le
heroes
rode at
tc mott
had 20
horse !
yet not
utes al
having
when I
- .. 9
e 20
Matise
very %
sore Y
Jol
lost hi
MArnec
Of the
prised
~arnin
irs me
tutlcI-
Frank
their !
ths or
found
Ing in
ing he |
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15

Alaska had an earthquake and the
houses IN ssaxWay acre badly
rcrkes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15

WAY not save the wear and tear
On the S~ryian cable iines By calling
hliu King CaFrief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15

Ths -valdy powder house. near
Tamaqua. exploded this morning
Two s<ere killed and several injured.
WsndnWs within a radius OF two
mLles were ahattered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-02

West Broadway and Worm
St. Manhattan.
10 Franklin St. Manhattan
36 East 18th St. Maintain
West Broadway and H0us-
ton 81.
81 Forsyth St. Manhattan
800 fOth Ave. Manhattan.
42t West S5th St. Manhat-
tan
500 gth Ave. Manhattan
So West 47th St. Manhst-
tan
city Hail. Manhattan.
245 East 49th ST. Nanhat-
tan
2SS East saith ST. MaEhkt-
can.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-02
NAME OF CANDIDATE.
OFFICE TO BE FILLED.
PLACE OF BUSINESS.
RESIDENCE.
New Reado St. Borough of
Manhattan. ". Y. City.

Daniel De rs. . ss ?'s s o. ssss= @
K mniS % 20 E East 1881 S. Maa
Ss Is2$s Bs5s Donald n r. p St. snan.
Downs.
AHnIa -. - C ..Ig2 West athst NAnha
"y 50 aauon t
IA s 5ss9 1y @ Sc, ss t ge ssh.
Joseph 4"h 5 AH?h.
PlsTs 1%s TSan IHhs Mars s. F Nsaq%aR
til District .. F de-. 25 West i'm St M
@ Hs2 80 TSn ST. g9R
Is ss5 SsHsR p ssss. - @ s s st. Mammal
c. .C A kpt % Na~aus. Manhattan
District District ]%a Tga@ 5 s ia @5@aaa
h @ %
Frederick Rss.. Swa 5a ST.
rth District. .CntsHa hammond. S East 2i St
eG4sr.. @
Andrea Knusn Ia St
2sf PsTs F%sr NoCu
$Ssb T%sI5E Ss ss %gs MsSa:2
Fend..~ vests .Mhnha-
c Ia East hnha-
5 @ k S SE Bs East A n Ssan1a:
Ma amud,. . East i
D H Gry Ave, NnhaI
oath District Harvey A Mnha-
"Eaf5 5F sfSr FsH BOARD
3 -Gonot ouudmn.
-
.... Heinrich re tHusana
:a Tsssd sass S sss ise h.n M%o
fS Bs5Ss 551 Hi S f Ss sTsaa
5R @ 5sasn M '' "SS"F Ave- Bronx
s 5: :s% Ninth Ave. n..a..
Sa .
"a District District i i@s Vest Sd 81 n ass
@ ; 0 S:Sa s5.s @ u y US rs sf s ssss::s
sFas s4su Isp s T1a &.
.cnnnsE 800
..JsmK
$ BsHs saT faasaa Eat n ass
9th NahAanl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-02

II West St. Manhattan
50 Bayard St. Manhattan
219 Thompson St. Manhat-
tan.
10 University Place. Nan
haitian.
303 10Th Ave. Manhattan.
so West 4Sd ST. Nanhar-
tan.
554 West 43d ST.. Ma1hat-
tan
SIS 18th Ave. Manhattan
e16 - Ave. Manhattan.
22S East 45th St. Manhat-
tan
3O4 East 55th St. Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-02

1874 West Broadway. Man
haitian ..--...... fol-.
10 Franklin St. Manhattan
SOS Hudson ST. Manhattan. .
Al Perry St. Manhattan
Sc Forsyth St. Manhattan.
30 10th Ave. Manhattan ..
42i West 35th st. Manhat-
Cd4A %. - .
SO West +6th ST. Nanhat-
TAN d. e..
342 West 4Ith St. Nanhat
tan ....-.-......... .......
3i2 East S7th st. Nanhat-
tdD ..--......-. .......
20 East 10th St. Nanhat-
Tan ..-...-..-. &c
Is East 5+th St. Manhat-
Tan q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-02
PLACE OF BUSINESS.

2Ss West 18th St. Nanhar-
tan.
13 West seth St. Manhattan
1862 West 80 St. Mammal
tan.
3O5 East 51st St. Manhat-
III East Sfst St. Manhst
tan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-02

IL Morris St Manhattan D..
50 Bayard St. Manhattan .
2l9 Thompson St. Manhat-
tan .-.---.
26S West 18th St. Manhat-
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