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The Alaska prospector., 1903-05-07

The Seattle P.-I. says: "valdez Is much disturbed because of the activity of the Alaska Central R. R. O." intending to build from Resurrection bay. Oh! no, Mir. f.-I., we are not disturbed because two railroads are promised us. for our country is big enough and rich enough to well support them. Let them get down to actually "doing things" and then the substantial assistance and encouragement. generously proffered by the citizens of Alaska, will surprise them.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-05-07

The Copper River Mining Trad ing and Development Co. store at Copper Center has received the largest consignment of merchant disc landed at Copper Center. :.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-05-07

Parties leaving town would do well to deposit their valuables in the safe deposit vaults at the Bank of Valdez. The charge is very light and safety is assured.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-05-07
HOTEL D!LLER.

Headquarters for VALDEZ People 12O Rooms. Rates 50c, $1 .OO and $50 per day. First class res taurant in connection. Free bus. Opposite U. s. Postofiice.
 w. G. POTTS, Manager. Cor. 1st Ave. and
 University St. SEATTLE
The Alaska prospector., 1903-05-07

From Seattle for Valdez. Cook Inlet and way ports. 20,h of each month From Valdez for Seattle and way ports. Sth of each month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
NETWORK CITY.

The Mount Eolyoke Aunnoe Association OF New
York held its eighteenth annual meeting ana
luncheon at the Fifth Avenue Hotel at ,. m.
yesterday The speakers were Aruah NJ souie'
professor OF political economy ard SOCIOLOGY al
Mount Holyoke College; Richard Watson Glider
AID Hamilton ". Mabie-
The American Tract Society will celebrate It's
sevea.y-eighth anniversary by public meeting IN
the Marble Collegiate Church. Twenty-ninth-sr
ard FSfth-ave-, to-day - y q m me ReN- Oi'
II H Jessup. Of Beirut. Syria, will preach the an
Tual sermon.
The Golden Fern Importation Of Jersey cattle WIZ
be sold by Peter c. Kellogg. 2uctioneer, whose ao-
vertisement appears in another column.
The Manuscript Society viii hold its next meet
ing Tomorrow evening when the future policy OF
the society VIII be discussed.
A competitive examination. open 10 men and
women VIII be held by the Municipal Civil Service
Commission for the position OF clerk IN the Bureau
OF Buildings and in the Tenement House Depart
rrent on juno 4 at 10 a. m. The receipt OF apph-
cations for the examination Will open on May IL
at 9 q m, ant close May e, at p. n.
The Kadrnah Society will hold meeting at Eaw-
thorne Hall No Isl West One-hun6red-a TWEEN
sy-hfth-st. tonight at $50 O'Clock. The Rev. Dr.
Bernard Drachman will be the speaker. He will
take ss his :sject, Does Zionism Conflict with
the Patriotism Of American Jew?' The kad-
NAH is e Zionistic society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO TEE TRIBUNE.

TBY TELEGRAPH TRIBCSE.l
Pail River Mass. Nay e.-Local brokers report
q week Of unusual 6uIness IN the print cloth mar
ket II was marked by light trading, and was IN
usual because in some weeks IN which business was
RACK there was healthy demand and sales were
limited by the refusal Of manufacturers to meet
offers OF printers This week the sales represented
the demand, and reports show that not more than
q 90 pieces were disposed OF. These were prin-
cIpslly in the odd counts for spot delivery The
conditions that prevan are somewhat puzzling and
cause diverse opinions 10 the real outcome
There are some mill men who hold that month
or six weeks will witness reaction. and that there
will be q healthy demand They say that printers
and conve-ters are well supplied, and must
soon come into the market Others not so opti-
-nistic look for a crisis within month for con-
tracts are beginning to run out. and as
they co many of the mills viii be badly pinched.
The high price OF cotton instead Of improving
trade, seems TO injure it. Added to that unde-
sirable condition the continued high price Of coal
Wages remain as high as they were when cloth
was in demand and the price satisfactory
Here and there is heard talk Of curtailment or a
there has been no concerted action. and none Is
looked for before what the mill men regard as a
reasonable limit has passed
Regulars quoted nominal at 81 cents but 1t
IS believed that e large offer would tempt some
manufacturers to let go for a fraction less Mar
row goods that are selling at SIS cents not
strong at that price, and might be secured for
cents Wide goods are not in demand at all, but
mill men are holding for as cents and. II any
thing are firmer than last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

FOREIGN PORTS
r.,srrl May 9-Sailed steamer Pritch-
ard. New'-Yok- 49,. ID, TO-
oueenstown MAY o. 1910 a m-Salled. steamer Cedric
tBts Haddock (from Liverpool. New-York
scilv MAY 9-Passed. steamer Buffalo tBr loVerloee'
Nesv-York for Hull -.
Tlurfurst GER Reimkasten New-York for Cherboug
and Bremen (aud proceeded
Southampton May st Paul. Jainlson
New-York via Cherbourg land passed Hurst Casue
craresend Nav 9-Arrved steamer British King tBr).
Shields, May s-Sailed steamer Mannheim Ct5eT) Ockei-
Cfron Cuxhavenl. New-York
o Lewis 9-Passed. steamer heklh lDan),
Larsen New-York for christiansand and Copen-
hagen.
Copenhagen May s-Sailed steamer Heilig olav DAM
Hoist New-York.
Bremen. May o. m-saied. Barbarossa tGer)
Mentz New-York
Dutch. Baker. New-York; 9Th New-YortH Dutch.
Butz, NeR-York
Antwerp, May Q. II a n-Saed. Finland. Al
brecht New-York
Boulogne. May s, 10 a m-ArTived. steamer Ryndarn
'Dutchl. Van der Zee New-york for Rotterdam tsnd
Izavre. May &. m-Arrived. steamer La Gsscosne
fFFl. Fournier, New-York; sailed, steamer La Lor-
Taine (Fr), Ali1. New-York a M La Champagne
tFr. veriynde. New-Yorl
CterboUTg. May Q. $40 n-Sailed steamer ST Paul.
Jannison drorn southamptonl. New-York
Huelva. May 4Saied, cteamer Scaw Fell 1Rr) Newman.
Sew-York.
Aigers. MAY s-sail~a. Kish (Br) Robertson
from New York;. Singapore, Manila, etc
Pernambuco, May 7-sailed. steamer Tennyson fBr).
Bermuda May s-Arrived steamer Trinidad oBr, Fraser
Nsw-1ork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
PETITIONS nv BANKRUPTCY.

The Following PETITIONS IN bankruptcy were MED
yesterday with the clerk Of the United States Dis
trict Court:
THE NEw-YORK FURNITURE COMPANY, No 126
Foarteenth-s;-. fled schedules showing haSies
sre + O. Hail No. lis Ba1ter-st. S3o7; {. F. Rohman
& sons Brooklyn s3s5. Skandis Furniture Company.
Rockford III S244 The stock $500;
accounts. $50: equipment. $500
HARRY :. KELLY Two hundred and flftyfourt h-st
and Iucependenoe-ave The BrOnx Voluntary petition
Liabilities. s. 3; SI2 The principal creditors
zre 9 M & silenson 81 CPS; Mrs. g
L Kelly Brooklyn, s725. A Y. Pancroast No. 3l6
West Fifty-secon6-st. $40.
CURT PABsT. No. 1882 Madison-ave Liabilities.
81 e9 assets $50 principal creditors c Dansch
uisty. No I42 East Thirry-fourths SOD and Franz
Krondholz- 500.
firm Of RATTH & BRANDT. No 4es Broadway The
pe.itioning creditors Parks. $50; Carrie
Rsuth- $1,000. and Harry Abrams S2o0t Richard Van
temporary receiver. with bond
s. 500 The fra willingness be adjudged
& bankrupt. .-
A. Involuntary petition fled against the GREEN
vTCH AND CHELSEA MAECFACTt RING COMPANY,
$40 Washineton-st pefi.ioning creditor Is the
Shohu1eye- & Company. which has claim Of s96e
TIE usual charges q bankruptcy are made.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
eurrsse Sunset 700 Neon 4-22 Moons 10
HIGH WATER
aN-sandy Hook $50 Gov Island 7:I2 .oI
PN-sandy Hook 5-Go Gov Island 1-32 9:2I
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

DENMNIlvhMlA
RAILROAD.
foot Of W .ss Streets street
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chat given below for Twenty.th nafed sffee'
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For Toledo nashville Via cincinnau and LOuisvile'
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and Dining Cars s2s Dining caf % Dining CAP
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Smoking Parlo- Cars. Dining Car. and Standard
Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY-1255 .. weekdays
West Twenty-thrd Street Station). s55 a. m. u ~
@ 3 and S esbroses ana cortadt Streets
300 a. m 1920 $40 80 and 1l.3o p. weekdays
sun4ays' 50 ron T. PIHI ri
$40 Desbrosses and Cortland Streets 62O1 125 l9o
s25 SIS, (a55 Penna Limited 1910 tDesprosses
Cortlandt Streets 020l Dining Carr 1893 dining
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10 (Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 220 40 70
Dining 3.55. 4.25 425 Dining carr 400 tDinlhg
Carr 555 Dining Carr 1855 s25 $50. 925 p M y 10
night. Sundays 6I0 SO Dining Car no coachesl 50
So. 955 QimtedD. 9.55 1885 Dining Car! a m
- IS Dining Carr Dining Carr. g. % Dining carr
Carr 1.55 Is S.55 9.25 p. m. u 10 night oo
Fifth 23d STD 263 Fifth Avenue corner
2eth ST.: j Astor House: West Twenty-thrd Street
Station. OF Desbrosses ana Cortanot
Streets Street $50 Fulton Street 800 Broad
Annex Station. Brooklyn: station,
Jersey City. The York Transfer Company viii
for baggage from hotels and residences
through to destination
Telephone 914 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
". w. ATTERBCRY, J. r WOOD,
General Manager C5en'l Passenger Agent
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

FhOMINENI HNNIFF%IS y TIE F'o
FIFTH AvENuE-William B. Stone. OF Mas ssl
chusetts. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Louis sedeIl'
don. HoLLAND-Afarshall r. kernoehsn; o. TITS
field. Mass. aud George A Armour. or Prince.on
IMPERIAL. Waldo Smith, Of Boston Nan
HATTAN-Alan Forbes, OF Boston. Pl-AZA-,M. q
ton OF Ssratoga. MURRAY HILL-Captain Rich-
gncnd P Davis U. s. A
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LaCkaWanna Railroad.
Leave New York, foot Barclay and CHRISTOPHER SITS
1890 A M.-For BinEhamton and Syracuse
1000 a. M.-For Buffalo, Chicago and ST. Louia
sl-z0 p. M--For Buffalo and Chicago
taco 2. M.-For Scranton and Plymouth.
seI0 P. M.-FoI Buffalo and Chicago.
's45 P. M-Utca. Oswego. Ithaca. Buffalo
200 4. M.-For Chioago-Sleepers open p y: r,,,,
Tickets 11s 42e. 1873 Broadway. N T.: s3s Fuiton
Brooklyn sDaiiy- Except Sunday
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LAKE CHAMPLAIN and
THE GREEN MOUNTAINS
Illustrated Book with complete list
Of hotels and boarding houses. Board
$500 per week and upward. Mailed
for &c postage,
A. W. ECCIESTONE. S. P. A.
9. v. Ry.. SSS Broadway. N y.
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JUDGME kTS.

The following judgments for sums o. more than
s1se were fled yesterday. the first name being that
of the debtor:
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"A received At their Uptown once
NO. LISA BROADWAY
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7th 2tS -NeSe f:Sth--t-s
3d-nse.. between 18th and sse~ "a: I.o2o Sa-H'e<
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Saturday, May 8, 1908

ARRIVED.
Steamer Syvaria OBJ Crosser Liverpool April 2S to
Vernon Z & &C. with mdse Arrived at the Bar
II.
steamer Philadelphia. Mills Southampton and Cher
borg May 2 the International Mercantile Marine Co.
with III cabin 5G6 seerage passengers mails ana mose
Arrived the Bar at So m , oo
steamer Monviso utaD Cremonini Huelva April 3.
Simpson. Spence Young, with ndse- Arrived AT the
Steamer Regina Elena UtaD. ventre Naples April %,
to Punch Edge with 81 cabin. 59S steerage pas
sengers mdse. Arrived at the Bar at $3.50 a m
Steamer Californian Barrow. Seattle etc. via FhiIa
steamer Thesps (Br). Ferguson, Santos April "a 70
F3usk & Jevons coffee. Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Princess Anne TapIey Newport News and
Norfolk to the Old Dominion SIS Co. with passengers
Steamer Richmond Hulphers Norfolk. to the Old Do
rninou IS Co. with rndse. ~.,,.,,,. ~.
Steamer Truma (Norl. Christensen Philaoephla Hha'
10 Bennett & Co. in ballast . ,,,.,,
steamer C5oIcshoro CSeoghegan. Philadelphia 10 VIII
lam ? CLYDE Co. with mdse
SAILED.
Steamers Unlbria (3T) for Liverpool: Norge IDa1l'
C-b,istiansand and Copenhagen Koenig Albert NeII:
Genoa Naples Massapequa (Brl Leith and Dq n
Mexico Havana Minnewaska. san Francisco san Ieso'
etc- Maracas Cfr). and Trinidad Erica Cerl
Kingston: Zulia Curacao. Guayra- etc: Je1erSoh'
Norfolk ana Newport News; FL Norte: Galveston;
ceIsor New-Orieans; Ethiopia CBr). Glasgow Oswes
grange (f3rl Adelaide. Nueces. Key west anu IaI
,eston- t,hattahoochee Boston, Chesapeake,
Colonel 2 !, Drake New-Orleans Sasuna ttrl' <eue
singapore etc Kroonand. Antwerp; NeckaI Soeil.
Bremen: l. Aqutaine 6Frl Havre; Coano San JUAN
Vidar tSor). Philadelphia
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Health and Pleasure
during the hot summer be had at moderate cost
IN THE MOUNTAINS

~ Orange sullivan, Ulster delaware Counties. Y.
n, the New York Ontario 1. Western Railway. Physt-
clans heartily region OF
ral beauty and absolute heahfulness. 1000
the sea with Pure Air Pure Water. Pure Milk. No
Malaria or Mosquitoes within three hours ride from
New York Send postage 10 the undersigned
or call and get free offices below the SUPERBLY
IJ7STRATED BOOK. SUMMER HOMES" 200 pages.
II gives list of 600 Hotels. Farm and Boarding
Houses with of board facilities at
fractions, &C
On May 10Th and Soth Excursion tickets at reduced
rates will be a Broadway. 1854 Broadway
Ferry giving opportunity Of personally selecting
summer home. enjoying fishing
SeirhtfuI region Tickets good returning up Monday
June /. - .o- ,,- 49,
wv. 2 PARK Place PSI Az: 245 Columbus Az;
Fast i25th St 273 West l25th ST. 1s@ 9th Az; ticket
ofFces Franklin 42d ST. Ferries
TS RTOOF<IYN: Court St: $50 Fulton St. $50 Broad
way: Eagle once. ,,-rr.reo>-
General Passenger Agent. SO Beaver St. N Y.
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For Boys and Young Men-City.
Typewritins. B.

MILLER Is. fss5SsS:ss zssss: fs;
Brsiness Correspondence, SpeeliiIhes
SCHOOL 4; :s 81
~ w q - - Of continuous teaching In this cry
1122 ffSS Thousands of students, who. throusn
~ their enthusiasm for what we nay .
Broadway done in their behalf are c9ns s bgS
Cor. 20 ST sfnnding we enjoy in the business
community, the completeness OF our hooea h,s-
nasS ofice wherein we teach BUSINESS METHODS We
no5arn Snp devices snch as the vertical letter hlns
system the loose leaf system, the carbon mar -
system indexing in its various
proper the telephone, etc, etctn1s STIier
In secret OF the success OF s n,r
School natural result of SUCH training =. .ren,
business men
Dor Employment Department generally has lam ~
IIsf Of untitled positions School Is par. %
the University System the State Of New Iork 5 IN
state certificates Of proficiency have Just been
recent graduates by the Board OF eebooi
under the seal of the State of New York No otle
IN This citv has vet succeeded obtaining these
als for its graduates. have unbounded
the 'NIIIer Methods underlying the work OF thls ~
They directly responsible for the great ,tNR
Sand for hookl
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Musical.

~ RAND CONCERT HARP FOR SALE Apply be-
VI tween II and 2 o. m, Miss MAUD MORGAN. ID
livingston Place between 18th and nth sts city
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND,

South CaroIina-ave Beach,, Atlantic City N Finest
location Modern high class hotel capacity $50
suite with private baths Elevator parlor Excel
lent cuisine Special Spring rates BRYAN WILLIAMS
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TINE NEW CLARENDON
L Virginia Ave. near Beach and Steel Pier.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
Open all the year Write for terms
NJ D. NEIMAN. Owner and PrJPriete
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TINE HORACE MANN SCHOOLS
i
TT, .r-r1Epc -orJEcE COTJJMBIA UNIVERSITY.
KINDERGARTEN ELEMENTARY and HIGH oCthO 80.
larger staff Of teachers and complete and
for the coming year Nearly all grades are Iu' an
applications should be made promptly me
for High School, May 9th, at a Address .ra.r,
SAMUEL, T. BUTTON. Superlntenuon'-
VIRGIL, PRETTYAfAN Principal Of High School,
HENRY c. PEARSON Principal OF Elementary ecHool'
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Summer Resort Guides.
Summer Resort Guides.
Hotels and Boarding Houses on Long Island.


sSo
upn appNcao
e13s WordV ato
q 3 Z r New YORK;
send HOWARD SMITH
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Hotel Strand,

Atlantic City " J. The Strand new. modern. 1r-
proof hotel overlooking the wo-id-famed Boardwalk
located Water Baths Booking rsI
resentattve. J. L TRENCHARD. at Hotel WelElgtoi
b5th ST. 9TH Ave. Daily from 10 A. NJ. TO ?. N
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Teachers Agencies.

IINHE E. MIRIAM CoYRIERE AGENCY. $50 5th-ave.
New-York City, makes speciality Of consctentously
parents full Information OF good schooIs
tutors and supplied ESta6 1oO
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-Three teachers, CoIlesS5e
w Preparatory Work; Teacher French German, SeoV
Vocal Teacher, 5000 (College): Teacher gymnastics
Dancing: Teacher English EIocuton Elementary Draw
ing; French American GovernesseS nrst Gsss
positions; Companion MISS DONOYAN'S EDUCAI1O-N-
Al. AGENCY, 30 East 14th-st. Estabished Is.4.
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CARROLLTON INN.

DIRECTLY on the Boardwalk Atlantic City. N. J.
E,verv room ocean view. Unexceled in appointments
I-' 49, r. r. JOHNSTON.
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THE ARLINGTON,

Mchean-ave. and Beach. Atlantic City n. J.
Ocean view. New throughout. with every appointment
including extensive parors pr
waite baths Special 81 So daily $40 SIC weekly
Booklet. L. K. KUNZ.
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1.-The Salt Breath Of the Sea Brings Health
GALEN HALL,

sanatoriurn and Hotel building. handsome ard e
CANT in every feature Physicians and nurses Room
with private baths and water. A place FOR re-
and health seekers Table and service nrst class BOOK
let. T. l. YOUNG. Gen Msr
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School Agencies.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors GovernesseS
etc. to Colleges. Schools and Families Apply to
Mrs NJ. J. YOpNG-FI7LTON. % Union Square
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SEASIDE HOUSE,

ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.
hotel will be conducted IN its usual
HIgh-CIass by until November list. 1893
Crchestra CHAS- EVANS & SON
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HOTEL IROOUOIS.

Ocean End St Charles Place. Atlantic City. y. J.
Extensively improved and many new aid attract-vo
features introduced A hgh-cIass modern hotel. with
location Offering Special Spring Capacity 40
Elevator service; suite with oath steam neat
Superior table and service Coach meets SsinA
Booklet c c. sEt1NS-
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CATSElla HUDSON & G0IsAGKIE
BOATS As. n. r.. weekday. s z. N

A l. REFRESHMENTS subscriptions for The Tribune
n received their UposgE tsfce.
NO. 1.31t BROADWAY.
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STERLING.

FIREPROOF.
Ocean end kentucky Avenue. Atlantic City. v j.
Unobstructed ocean view Capacity 300 Elevator. prt
every modern and up-to-cate.
Table and good be had: $40 70 81
daily Special May and June Free
coach trains. s. A MANUEL & CO
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of the CatslIi Evening Line via Catskn Mountain Rail
road from June s. inclusive
Steamers foot Of Christopher St. North River,
every evening during period O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10

For Young I.adies-City.
AIRS Ernrcr1s CLASSES AND BOARDING SCHOOL
VI FOR GIRLS DAY SCHOOL, l53 FIFTH - i.tb Sr
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May 18th and 18th are the
dates for the renditions of the
Messiah in Fargo decided on by
Director Penniman of Fargo
College. The large chorus con-
tinued the rehearsals under Prof
Stout's direction during Prof.
Penniman's illness. Those who
heard H. Augustine Smith of
Chicago last year will be pleased
to know that he is to be the tenor
soloists again this year. The
other three soloists will be of re-
cognized ability and will be an
nounced as soon as Prof. PENN
man completes the making of
dates with them.