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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-19
HEART WOUND sEwED UP.
Remarkable Operation at City Hospi-
tal In st, Louis

ST. LOUIS, January 19.-A remarkable
surgical operation was performed at the
City Hospital last night to save the life of
Edward Spdlker, aged nineteen. who had
attempted suicide by shooting himself in the
left breast. An aperture was made, and be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-19
ANTITRUST BILL
Will Be Ready for Reporting This
Week.

The Littlefield subcommittee on .tr,sss
went to the Department of Justice today To
put the finishing touches on the anti-trust
bill which is being prepared. The bill will
be ready for reporting this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-19
Homestead and McKeesport street car, No
144 coming to the city.
The SerfnnSlv hurt were.

The SERIOUSLY hurt were:
Gertrude Hanna, aged "a years; cut about
the head and said to be injured internally.
David Cruckshank, body badly bruised
and cut and leg fractured.
The other passengers were cut, bruised
and otherwise injured and were taken to
their homes.
The accident was caused, it is thought, by
misunderstanding of the warning given
by the flagman.
Northbound Versailles accommodate ton
had just passed and the street car started
across the tracks when it was struck by
the train coming in the opposite direction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-19
The Amount Of Plague.

'1 asked DIR. Williamson. the then presf-
dent of the city board, hts opinion as TO the
amount of plague which ght be existing
in Chinatown, and he expressed the opin-
ion that 1t was not great. OF course, we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
PENNSYLVANIA GETS BUILDING.

A sale in partition proceedings which attracted
considerable attention yesterday was that Of Nos
So and 43s ighth-ave. southwest corner Of Thirty
Eecond-st. on a plot 342xSe.1L II was held al the
Hew-York Real Estate Salesroorns Inc properly
IS n one Of the blocks needed by the pennsylvania
Railroad for its station, and IL was knocked down
for 81. 900 TO Sadie NJ Begen on a bid made by
Douglas Robinson, who has represented the rail-
road in its extensive purchases IN the secuon-
Il is said that the property was practically solo
n -ta railroad by Herbert A Sherman at private
sale One-twelfth interest. however, was held oy
Infants and other heirs, representing three-t"ents
1o,,-rls' interest refused 10 sell SO the parunoh
rrooeedirgs were necessary. Some OF the blooeTs
ct the sale reported 70 be some OF I1s nSlLs
Who we're not disposed to sell a NUMBER OF spec
ra-o-s thought the price obtained high The NORTH
east corner OF Thirty-hrst-st and Eighth-aVe ZssA
7NO feet brought sT5G00 last year, ana the nortL-
v-esf corner OF the same streets. I4xlV' prought
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

1s1s+-st & 225 It W Of 7th-ave. for a six story
brick iathcuse. 50xse,1l; FleischrnanIl'
Gunner G T Pelham, architect .--.'-.-.
7vs-o+oon~ave and 54th-st, E g corner for q one
story and basement stone church ana sc1IOo =:
20 ex7e.s; DR. z Moidehuhe' o"'ie''
~ - 'Ncz 70 and II West for eleven story
t-;cI-' hotel IS 4xe4 /; Oxford Realty Company
ovrner. IsrseIs & Hurder. architects -
Lexington-ave and 1iSth-st e0TR Rfr 'S and 3
SSaver owners; @ 4 o Rourke, arcnitect-: -:
FoTT Cjeorgs-ave. and 1S5tfl-st ior 9i,1 10
Fe--Is wheel: Jennings estate owner ScIlehCA q
Tohues architects a.. - .,--oa
Broadway. e S So # n OF looth.st, lor s se
-9z. 2 McC.runnng, owner: McliVane q tucher'
IS sye No esq for FIVE story and basement
brick and stone clubhouse. 6TxlIf CT1'eI'o"
S-i1h owner: 0 LoWenson. arcnltect
r,.e,-sr ana Pearl SITS intersection Of for nItSe
- b-5cl- offices 20 6x137.1; Century ttealty
Company. owner; Clinton d husSeI-, 1I-----.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
REALTY NOTES.

CP Eacan is the buyer Of No. II West Thirty
ffth-st.
The reported sale Of No Il West Fifty-sixth-st-
IS denied
The sum that the StUyvesant Real Estate CoHl-
pany psid 10 the Hughes estate for the northwest
corner OF Thirty-hrst-st and Seventh-ave. was not
IA excess Of $4,000 :, re-.
Trcle- Sr,evers & CO. have leased No y East
Thfrfv-niutfl-sf 70 the Empire Storage
Manufacturing Company: the store NO ksI -.
ave Ia tho w II. Croft Company; the secoh9 i1Lt
tn The same building 10 Paul Sarrocco, afo Lne
store No II West Thirtieth-st. 70 SutheILai.r55
e1S the third loff in No Il5s Broadway TO h
Behrens. II
Rudolph A Witthaus has leased 20 James e. 20
Bristol and another person No ~ SLAtn-es AZ
four years and eleven months for sgo.VU z sea4'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
TBs BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

ne-hundree- seventy gEth-st-. south sioe 10
feet west OF Watson Place, two story and aiuo
frame dwelling house, 3axs7 feet; Catherine Wege
se- owner: Christopher Il. Lohse, architect $50,
re-h1ndred-and-seventy south sioe' 80
ses, west OF Watson Place, two story and attic
frame dwelling house, 20x45 feet; Catherine WeEe-
rer owner; Christopher r Lohse. architect sS'V
ndred- and e y-third-st, north sids =
feet west Of Webster-ave. TWO story ano x 1asS
Yneuf brick dwelling house. z0x55 feet: Jonn hul%-
Ter og1er- e. O. 6chelienger, architect. 5000
orend cuucourse and Ei6hbr15ge Real one sto1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

e2d-st S. 17s9 # Of Park-aye 1sa1z 5i(gs
coIPany mor5sase SIC g o,i: 500
Haines Harry MaursT moT f 7aS 4ho i0
curtis Byron and another to Joseph AbraHl- ,oo
son: mortgage, $4,000. 90 40 .va4 &
Gusfav9s Raven to bayles; mortgage
ss s5sog 1850 IT Of PaIk-ave 14xess; Cedar
B WIlken to Frederick K Trowbridse; mort 500
Sdsays No ne cor sofhs oiDO Nominal
s7f aSes !! 70 1ss west Nathan ot4
ger an 500 s005her to francis Z Nominal
57 saest S 10 sos West. 25x5o.5; Edward D "
Langley, administrator. to the westchester
s 5Isl No. Nos IS end IS West 42lox9Sa
5ette Tod to 20 Adas Sac 25x1oo No iS5s
Madiso@-a1e $ 25zioo Rosa coasn o and 100
another 70 simon Io 17164 no1f fSsS Simon
E Bernherner and another to Maier BerlineF'
10 2oz57 George e, D! cG5nf q
t t9 Charles PeToeTai: nortsase Nominal
ot 30 10 cor 5isi-st 100 5125 Bayard TuGEer
man and another executors to herman fS 100000
Bt sa9 wagner $ IS It 5 Of G9ths 45lIzl2S
ss 5sess s' 3 2SzloGs
En- d5o i-adon to John
ps S51.SS9 " cor Of S5th-st. s22x7o; VIM
Cor6itt to Charter Realty Company; mortgage 100
s7 80 to- 8a It v Of 21ss q A5tagr
N Thorn to Casper Hussien; in Nominal
sa5s id Is aP as5P e a' o5 Sa ]
Psrt-a a1a n E cor S8d-st runs 7e.li1 a9lox
n OK 4s6x n 24.10x 211lx 10z2x W IlO-4
to beginDing: William NJ Benjamin TO Walter J ,oo
aa c9n' In1F o6A i65 so 25154 William
sssR Eou Nos : 222 and 2s East 5oxoos Paula
Arnold to Earl G Pier; mortgage. $Soooo' 1co
and 90 100 5xo
st P5iI, NJ Ivds to Ina Prescott Nominal
se+h-st Do and 224 East, 5Ox1Vo-o; t.arl "
Pier Moritz Rosett and another mortgage 100
11fb-ave n W cor 35th-st. " 24.9E W LOOK
TAX n ok 4 122Z = W s04 &5 5 10 "o Ld a.
-ss 1873 10 to t bes RYorf Central and
River Railroad Sor n q Of Tsavard-st 25xi0o
lanes F Leach 20 the Madison Avenue feSI
Estate 90; s-5 oor 56thst 131 axe0 2x12 2x12e7
ytiITIs1, F T)onneily the Madison Avenue
Peal Estate Co; mortgage Ss7e
! Henrv Koeiinecke Barbara Porges' mort g. coo
gage. $500 800 v corner lS2d-st 24IlxlOo;
Charles Lesenfeld 70 George PEPPER; mortgage, Mammal
$1,000 40 II # W OF ath-ave. 16x10o1l;
6c+Fs+ as II IT " If 9th-ave. 16X1o0il;
qSth-st 31611 fl W Of sth-ave' I9 9!oo
assist = 800 II W OF eth-ave lIHiVO.lI'
MAJ X Elchhorn Frances F II DeIaoarre' ,oo
mortgages S37,50C; anG - .,-c,,
7th-ave corner 148d-st Zox9s: 1eo sas ooo. .
to Diedrich Beadermann; mortgage s0o'ooo' . 100
7th-ave corner l15hst I've Wss - r Isaac
II William Hyams; mortgages. SlS0ooo' 400
sa ana No 121 west o5xiO05; Caroline L Foley oo
IN Harvey E Fisk; mortgage, 1880; Q c ehG. NV
57thst Nos 40 arc az 7tf es ' I3l@hchSrd
77-ao5vva-I corner SSth-st, 100 SXleo Edward
thompson to Deborah Herman; mortgage 500
$50 % 4f2 Vest 5oxe4 7x5o 4z1o11 Minnie
A Blanchard 70 William Walker mortgage, naI
"a S9ooo' corner isth-st 12s 8xso7 Wesley
Thorn n Hebrew Technical school for GIFTS; D ,no
and mortgage S5o@e; e aao 400. ,-evr
York Building Loan Banking company 70 I@u- I nOo
Worms; mortgages SoSVV'; 0 c anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
PLANS FOR BIG OFFICE BUILDING.

Plans were filed yesterday at the Bureau OF Build
ings Manhattan. for the erection OF fifteen story
once building at the intersection OF Beaver and
FearI SIS The building viii be somewhat similar
In shape to the Flatiron Building with a frontage
OF 2o6 feet at the intersection ses feet in Beaver
81 and BIN feet in Pearl-st. The building viii
De OF brick, limestone and Gotta
The Century Realty Company is the owner. Gin
ton & Russell the architects. The cost is esti-
mated at SS00e00
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
Real Estate for Sale or Exchange

ro1-17-y Of $4,000 in magnificent I'VE story amer
easement modern dwelling, with elevator 10
1nost desirable section Of Riverside Dive 10 e1
Catou rso+s unencunbered country Property.
ch 15I, - ave Lots on side Of Sherman av near
1e3dst prtce $4,000 each W III eXchange ~ esu'S "
looo-s - So,ole fats not heavily encountered
or modern Villa. located south shore OF long
I6 rooms stable. carriage house. gar
IsaS. co,tsge with $50 frontage on Great souta
S.rtb main read EXCHANGE e9NAN' "a
80 DO T3-7okyn Manhattan income
rie1dsons Residence hardwood trIn
- H-oadTvsv Tarrytown New York: has al li'EroN
also stable for four horses plot looxeo eqIS
e coo, viii exchange for Lots or small DweLlns-
S' HENRY r CLINTON. p PARK ROW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
CRITERION CLUBS PLANS.

Plans have been filed for home for the
Criterion Club. who No. s16 Fifth-ave-
The clubhouse will be at No. eS3 Fffthave.. and
will be five stories high. with basement. It Will
be constructed of marble and limestone. In the
basement will be reception rooms; the first floor
viii be salons; the second floor library, private
dining rooms and cardroom. The third floor will
be occupied by the billiard room, with an annex
The Criterion Club is the owner. o. Lowenson Is
the architect. The cost is placed at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
MAY IMPROVE MAIDEN LANE SITE.

T was learned yesterday that James a. Macdon-
cid who is a director Of the Queens Insurance
Of America had obtained option on
the property No. 81 wilam-st.. the North River
Insurance Building. and that with this option he
controls the northeast corner Of William-st. and
Maiden Lane. Title 10 Nos. Sc and IS Willam-st.
vas taken by the City Real Estate Company from
TIE Post estate and 10 No. SO Maiden Lane by Mr.
Macdonald. The plot has frontage OF 694 rect
IN Nfllian-st and 779 feet in Maiden Lane II Is
said that the Queens Insurance VIII erect a puiloAS
fr- is ON n-cunamcE on the ste.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
REAL EST4TE.
The acadia and 4beIard apartment
Houses Sold.

The market yesterday brisk. and a number
81 excellent rausactions reported One OF
,he PRINCIPAL deals was made by A. NJ. Baumann
& ca They sold the Acadia and Abelard two six
story APARTMENT houses a plot having a frontage
II 80 feet the south side OF observation-disclosures
er.eenth-st IL feet in St. Nicholas-ave. and Isl
FEET in Seventh-ave. The houses were built about
Fofrrv ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
ST. PETERS GERMAN CHURCH PLANS

Plans were filed for a one story and basement
brick church and Sunday school TO be erected
at the southeast corner of Lexngtonave and FIFTY
fourth-st on plot 70 9x794 feet St Peters German
Evangelstic Lutheran Church is the owner J. u
Michel IS the architect The cost is placed at
esq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
REPORTED BRoAp-sT SALE

According TO report Francis P F,,rnaId has
soIo No IS Broad-st.. running through 10 Nos 81
ana 80 New-st-, five story Office building on a
POT NSxlOs6x62ex irregular adjoining the John
ston Building. Francis P Furnald ir was quoted
yesterday as saying that he was not at liberty to
either confirm or deny the report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
TO ALTER BISHOPS HOUSE.

Plans have been filed for alterations to No 10
East Sixty-seventh-st. The alterations consist OF
the erection Of a two story and basement rear eX-
tension a new front Of limestone, the interior re
constructed. concrete floors, freproor elevators
lghtshafts and staircases- -, =.
Courtlandt F Bishop is the owner Z fdasS Is
the architect The cost IS estimated at S7OOoo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
TO BUILD FERRIS WHEEL.

Plans have been filed for the erection of Ferris
wheel, ga feet high the east side OF Fort
George-ave. and Observation-Disclosures ffth-st
The Jennings estate is the owner. Schenk & Johnes
are the architects. The cost is placed at $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
OFFICE FURNITURE.
PAwNBRoI<ERs' SALES.

L. L. FIRUskI. Auctioneer, 10 Bowery.
May 1sEBy NJ. simons & Son. "a Hester
St. diamonds, watches. Iewelry, al pledges
from No ia, 1880 to 7.440, inclusive. OF
1902
May 1s-E. Dreyer, 101 6th-ave.. dia-
5nonds. Watches e; 3eweiTy. all pledges prior
Nav 19-Bv H. Baruth. COS Myrtle-ave.,
Brooklyn: a. Lawrence, 30 1st-ave.' dia-
mon onds I Sa5ehes' o }e%e dates s' p'e0
May 19-By NJ. Manning & Sons. 1910
3d-ave-. 5S4 shave. clothing, etc. p4edseo
Nav 20,By n Levy. ID Carmine-st.; P.
Kalmus. $50 CanaI-st.; g. Keller, 2.243 Sth-
ave; diamonds, watches. jewelry. bEic-a-
brac. all pledges prior May 10, 1902.
May 2G-By NJ & z. Bruckheimer, JOS
3d-ave.. clothing, etc. pledged prior May
II MAJ 51-By VIM. Simpson. 81 Park Row.
diamonds. watches, tewelry. all pledges
prior March Il, 1902, and all numbers to
i6, $50, and all goods reserved from previous
sales.
May 22-By E. J. Lemon s. Son; 476 9th
ave. J. Harris 6 Son. PAS court-st;:
Brooklyn; diamonds, watches Jewelry. all
goods pledged prior May Il. lgOz.
CENTRAL AUCTION CO. NJ sheehan,
auctioneer, 1872 and 154 Canal-st-
May 1s-Ry NJ Lavery, 594 eth-ave.,
clothing. pledged to May 10, 1902
May is-By H. McAIeenan. 46e Fulton
St. Brooklyn diamonds. jewelry' etc. NO
May 1e@By J. Simpson & Co. 225 Park
Row diamonds, jewelrys etc, pledges 70
February l. 1902, Nos. 1000. and goods
MAY eo-By Chas. Weaver 72s 1oth-ave,.
diamonds jewelry. etc. pledged to May 10.
May 21-By Film. iewelry.
May 2I-By H. FreeI. 20 New Chambers
St clothing to May 10. 1902.
May 22-By z Berger, 46o 5th-avo. and
400 west 42d-st, diamonds. 1ewelry. etc,
pledged to May 10. 1902.
May 22--By Film. clothing.
JOS. sHoNGooD & SONS. Auctioneers.
salesroons No. % Bowery.
May IS-Men's and wornen's clothing.
H NJ Wolfe Joseph Co o,n Jersey cS Sd5y
etca. H. { c Lang 40 Avenue c.
May 1e-Jewelry. watches. diamonds. etc.
MAY 2o-Mens and women's clothing.
etc, B. Peyser's Son. $50 2d-ave
May 9o.Jewslry a: ssI Ling go I'd
May 21-Jewelry, watches. diamonds.
pledged TO May IA. 1902; 3. Fox. u sth-
ave.
May 22-Jew.Iry. etc, H Rosenberg. $50
sth-ave.; L Fisher & Son
ELI sOBEL. Auct, ss Bowery. sells 10
a. m, all goods pledged to May 10. 1902
May is-clothing, dresses. Shoes ETC. NJ
May I9~clofhiEg. dresses: remnants.
she's st n dresses t4S remnants
shoes, ETC. Baum Bros. 1sS Bowery.
Nav 2l-Jewelry, watches. diamonds.
etc Baum Bros. 1856 Bowery.
Nav 22-Jewelry, watches. diamonds, Sill
xs-Uare etc G sobel So 1st-ave-
ANDERSON s MINTz. Aucts-. 81 Bowery.
sell:
MAY Ia-By silberste!n Bros. 4oI sth-
ave and D Stiberstein Sons. and 10 6th-
ave all mems and woIneus clothing
pIedged TO May 1. 1902.
May 20-By A. WoIlhein & Son. i,4e5
Ist-ave diamonds, watches. teweiry. snd
sa-o ozs' OF Tiffany silver, pledged 70 May
J. 1902
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
Real Estate

Persons Going Abroad
This Company will take entire charge of
property, real or personal, acting as agent
for the owner to whatever extent required
1t will collect interest, dividends, coupons
or income of any sort and remit on collection
to any point abroad, or will retain the pro-
ceeds, allowing interest thereon, and remit
ting definite sums at regular periods or as
advised.
1t will pay all your regular fixed demands
including charities, and make any other pay
ments as advised Letters of credit provided.
Deposits Received Subject to Check.
Interest Allowed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16

ano attic frame stable. 45x2S feet: Mary A Thorn
son. owner; r E Albrecht. architect 81 500
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LOST.

seyings Bank. 23i West I25th-st., New
York. Payment stopped Please return to
hank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
For Sale or to Let-COuntry.

CHOICE COTTAGES FOR Rent. Furnished , Inoasrn.
u two for sale. bargain BOX g. STAMFORD D''A""
MY V
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RESTAURANTS.
SILKS AND NOVELTIES.

FOR LUNCH.-Ths Woman's MONDAY
Club. 81 West isth-at.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
FOR SALE.

TO-DAY.-ENtraordlna offer; LOCO gen
uins Panama Hats. original consignment
direct for gentlemen or ladies'. - 90 each
CASINO AUCTION ROOMS. Broadway and
2Afh-st
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HELP WANTED.


Male
GOOD STRONG BOY wanted. 20 work IN
auction rooms; reference required. Ap-
ply 10 a. m 90 Bowsry.
wANTED.-Competent railroad boiler
makers for out Of town; wages 1874 cents
per hour. Apply TO VIM. HARRIS, III
Cedar-st., New-fork.
WANTED. Competent railroad machinists
and boiIermakers for out of town; good
wages Apply between a m and p. M
to GEORGE II. THOMAS. No. 81 Coenties
Slip, one flight up.
wANTED.-By a drygoods commission
house, a bright active boy, about II or
IS years old; must be well educated and
reside with parents. Address P. o. Box
2l3I, New-YoTk
WANTED.-A bright. active American boy.
II To Is years old, not afraid Of work. in
the book business. Apply TO T. Y CROW
ELL & CO.. 42S West Broadway.
wANTED.-Capable newspaper and book
canvassers: one Of the most attractive
propositions ever presented in New-York.
Apply to WILLIAM H. GUTELJUS. Trib-
une once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16

PORTLAND LADDER
HIlQulLlI co. az World Bldg
y. Y, Tel 2475 ohn- Best Of ladders de-
liversd at 20c. per foot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16

GUARANTEED SILKS. black white. col
ors direct from looms; factory price saves
you Ibc 10 43c yard; mail orders nlled !;
ioo briaxs samples and mamento- LENOA
alLK WaRxA l2a HruAdwATs NsD-xerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and pool
tables; high grade bowling alley builders;
lowest prices MARX BROS. "a Union
Square.
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LAWYERS

cxTTTu e. FNCEI. reliable lawyers. 900
BROADWAY. Nev-Yori1: accidents. comes
tic difficulties quickly adjusted eonsuita-
ton free.
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Upto<a
once No 1861 Broadway. between 36~n
and 3Ita sts- until o'cIock , N Adser-
ttserrents received az the following hr1nc1
y n VIZ . - shave = 2 Ger. Eid-scs
is3 esh-ave cor i2th-st- e2 East l4tn-sc
81 West 4ec-sf hetNeen Ith and stn AYES
26s West Ie5th-sr. SIS 3d-aVe.. ne.wses
Tsth ard T7th SITS: l. 0e6 Sd-sve-- near 5isf-
81. 7os lsf-ave. near S8th-sl-. 20 E-ass
i2sth-st 75s Tremont-aSe. 90 ed-aNe.
325 Bleeck@r-sf BROOKLYN. y 1s-@l3
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DRESSMAhIN8.

ECC0RDION PIeating, side plsatIns. pink
InP etc :: feathers curied; work guaran-
teed: paragon pleating. Works, $40 sth-
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MACHINERY.
HELP WANTED.

Female
WANTED.-A competent woman, Tor ma
iron Of home for aged women; must oe
a thorough housekeeper and have good rec
concentrations. Address Mrs. LACIAK-
Barnum Place. Wilkesbarre. Penn.
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once No. 364 Broadway. between 35th
and 9th stz. until 8 q clock D. m Adver-
tisenents received az the following branch
.. m. viz: 254 shave. .. e cor. e3d-st.
1853 6th-aye., cor f2th-st.; % East i4th-st.
81 Wssg A2d-ss-s hstw sao IN and S<b Area;
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Apli. 9th.

WAsHINGTON, D. c., Apli 9th.
Mr.. ED1ToR:-Some remarkable in
stances of lack of harmony in republi-
can ranks have come to light during the
past week. In an extraordinary speech
Secretary Root has announced that there
must be no tariff tinkering," that the
sacred Dingley schedules must not even
be touched before election, nor at short
session, and, as the session following the
election will be short, this postpones the
"tariff revision by its friends" of which
Mr. Root talks 50 confidently, until the
winter of 19O5-06. Secretary Shaw has
taken occasion to depreciate all tariff re-
vision, not even holding out the promise
of a reform in the system in 1905. Mr..
Shaw urges that high prices bring pros
perity and the trusts and all their attcn-
dant evils are to be preferred to competi-
ton. No tariff revision for the present
and probably none for the future, this
seems to be the sum and substance Of re-
publican doctrine.
There is seriously discorda Mt voice in
the republican concert, however, voice
which, now that there is no election at
hand, dares to tell the truth. 1t is that of
Representative Babccck, of Wisconsin,
who cries out against the dilatory tactics
of his party and frankly states that the
Dingley tariff law is robbing the Ameri-
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1903-04-10
C0nSunlp ti0n

The only kind of consump-
ton to fear is neglected
consumption
People arc learning that con-
sumption IS Il durable disease.
It is neglected consumption
t,l~++ is 50 or'ttcn iAcurablc.
At tic ..:1test SIS ic;Cn Ct
consumption get a bottle Ct
Scots Emulsion I'D lcgin
regular do~c:.
Tie u Ct Scott's emulsion
at enc. - has, ia tAou ;ands OF
cas- 5, turned the balance in
favur Of health.
Neglected consumption does
not exist where SCOTS Emul-
sion IS.
Prompt Use of SCOTS Emul-
sion checks the disease while it
can be checked.
Send for free sample
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists,
4os-4I5 Pearl Street, New York.
SOC. and $500; all druggists. :.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1903-04-10
Reduced Rates TO New Orleans

On account of the meeting of the Ma
t:onal Manufacturers Association at New
Orleans, April Is to II, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets to New Orleans and return, April
II, -, and ID. good going on date of sale.
and good returning to reach original
starting point not later than April 10,
from all points on its lines, at reduced
rates. By depnsting ticket with Joint
Agent at New Orleans between ~ ,rll IL
and 10, and payment of fee or fifty cents,
an eX ension of return limit may be OBJ
aimed to reach starting point not later
than April 90 Ii.
Carter II Ii ,'r IN, Democrat, was RI =
elected mayor Ct Chicago on Tuesday.