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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
! HAVE YOU a GROCERY BUSINESS
tor saIey We have five anDIfcsrIr.s
( Have you any business 10 SELF if ss'
80 4a ar once and consider il sold.
NEM YORK BUSINESS BROKERS.
I GROCERY. clearing 500 month over am
/ eNDfusesi must go, and price will not
+ interfere NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS. gu f ST. oc5-5t
/ ONE OF THE BEST LOCATED room
iA6 houses ln riLF5 income over 500
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 6ll + st
BEST LOCATED DAIRY LUNCH on
feiLs4itahla ave, business S61 daily;
long lease one of The best opportunities
NESS BROKERS. 6u T. ST. oc5-at
FOR SALE Grocery store. 2lI Ward
race NV oc5-5t
FOR sALE-Good butter and egg route.
/ IN NGFlneaSt address BOX go, this
FOR SALE - Store. suitable for any
lath ST. NV oc58G
HOTEL MAN, thoroughly competent
having option on small hotel. desires ac-
tive woman with 5000 as partner. Al
I 9tE5S B0A ~. tnis Once. Oc5-2t
FOR SALE-A nice corner grocery. cuCa1.
Tor cash Apply I'D and g zts nv.
BARBER SHOP. cheap. good paying
stand. DUNLOP. SO J. So. 0c5-a-
PAIR excellent grocery stores, paving
We-ii invoice. DtNLOF, $40 + ST. ocJ q
FOR sALE-C0ruer grocery. doing "a
good cash business small rent with or
without living rooms. ~. II. YOUNG
IsTokef. Room q goo sJh 81. NV ocf-sL
GROCERY. with good dwelling; also "a
stable doing "a good business Owner
& d. han FH.H .se
D94L- apply lg5s pin ST. ne. 0c4-5.
FOR SALE-CiEar store. SO + Sd. nv.
'a-lL ntLoie am or after pm. Oc4-St
NANTED-Smau retail milk route with
store and stable Address BOX 2g3, this
once pcl-3t
WANTED-ParTner Tor once business.
81 aay up 500 required. Address BOX
-L5- LIls Once. oc4-5t
FOR SALE-S8l0oui finest IN AIexau-
ara. cause Of selling, III health. DC-
GAN, blt Louisiana ave. oc3-3t
FOR SALE-saIO0u and ten-room
class trade must be sold. DCGAN, 6l7
louisiana ave. oc3-3t
FOR SALE Wholesale liquor establish
mcHi5 run by same proprietor eighteen
years $500. DCGAN, 6l7 Louisiana
ave Oc3-3J
FOR SALE-SaI0ou in Maryland: liz
CeI5e eluU per year doing fine business. Z
DtGAN. 6lt louisiana ave. 0c3-3t
FOR SALE-Salo0u. prominent avenue:
conducted by same proprietor twenty /
six years. cause selling. m health. $500 /
DUGAN, 6ll louisiana ave. oc3-3t
FOR SALE-Sal00u. fine corner. sOuth-
vest cheap rent DJGAN1 Gll Louisi- I
ana ave oc3-3U
FOR SALE Saloon close TO PennsyI-
Naula ave- doing good business s.. 900 /
BjGAN, 6it Louisiana ave oc3-at
ARE YOU "a live mau2 Have YOU g.. 5J09 I
DO tou care Ju Dee the sole owner of a /
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE
A BARGAIN At $4,000.

Comfortable house on one of the
best corners iu Georgetown Eeaurf-
ful grounds. 80 feet front. Grounds
alone worth mis- special pTiCe-S5.5H
The Miller Shoemaker heai l E7sLat@ 90.
Main ONCE, 1923 32d st. Phone W. 10.
First Ward Branch Office, Pa ave and
Rock Creek Phone West stA se2-tf
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LOBNS ON FURNlTURE.
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY ADVANCED OK SALARIES.
STOCKS. bonds. warehouse receipts. life
insurance policies. buiiuWg and loan as-
ISOLATION shares. and real estate trusts
WASHINGION ASSIGNMENT CO..
623-24 Bond Building au3-s0t
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koeHINHALATIlNs

For Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma
Hay Fever, and CatarTh. Only Flace in
Washington for administration of he
KOCH TREATMENT. Onfces. I235 New
York Ave. Consultation and trial treat
ueur frHa
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WAETED-FARMs.

NANTEG-SAIA T+aFlT
WANIED-Withiu half mile of rore=r
Glen or Rockville car line. 4 10 DO acres
with or without Improvements
GEO =. WOHIHINGTOE. l4IJ c st. NV.
oc4-5t
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DR.. SHAD =

II TREAT MEN ONLY" g years
practice. Blood, skin, bladder, structure.
nervous, special, and private diseases
cured promptly. Consultation free. COZ
u ST. NV seZO-tf
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FOR sALE-HOUsES.
HOMES HOMES
HON ES
HOMES
HOMES
HOMES

ii o M f s
Navy Yard Employees, Attention!
New houses now building i'm Penn
sylNania ave. and 18th AID Georgia
ave. Sc. Near Capital Traction car
lne- only short walk from navy
yard. WIN De finished 20 suit pur-
claSerS. SIX nice. large rooms. and
cellar under entire house. Beautl-
fully decorated parIoTs. Furnace
heat, Coal and gas ranges. Price
from $3.50 upward. Bound TO en-
nance i'm value.
JOSEPH 1. WELLER,
Realty Broker. coo + st. NV
FOR SALE-In the Northwest. Groom
brick dwelling, convenient 90 cars
ATKINSON * BALLARD co. GnCo,
14I1 q ST. NV oc5-tt
FOR SALE-Act quickly; now vacant;
SIX rooms ana bath. 18th and SIS.
NV easy terms price, $500. Write
CONNELL a-5 18th ST. NV 0c4-3J
FCR SALE-1J3 S ST. NV, eight rooms.
bath, hot and cold water, range, large
side yard, with roses and entrance ON
owner. ALEN. SCOTT, 120l Kenyon ST.
NV. oe4-3t
FOR SALE-Cash OF on easy terms, "a
coy siX-TOCm brick, bath ana cellar
large yard, with fruit trees; 3Zal2 - St
Sc. Address owner. JOHN A FOSTER,
Beunins, ID. c. oc5-5t
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FOR REEr-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT Truck farm, - acres high
cultivation: DO loads manure on phase
this year. two houses SIX rooms CELLAR
cents Lare- one hours drive 10 city. rent
either house and ans pare or land. per
gear or longer. address BOX @l-- lEis
FOR RENT-A ~iE-roum cottage il Ken
Eilea9u- Mo. hot and cold water and
Be th; So per month. Enquire of owner.
"a LIST =L ue. oc5-tt
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BACHELOR APARTMENTS.

TWO ROOMS AND BATH. JUST
COMPLETED, AND WITH EVERY
MODERN CONVENIENCE MOD
ERAIE PRICES. CENTRAL LO-
CATION.
Apply TO Owner, ROOM sos. s17 18th
St NV ee30-Tf
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FOR REEr-HoUsEs.

FOR REHT-HOUSES
TOR RENT-28G q 81 NV: centrally To-
aclet- Sax rooms and porcelain baths
UlJr summer kitchen. Apply 10 owner
Cc5-st
4 LADY having q 1-room house viii
rent same 90 some reliable party and
give entire use of furniture for rooms
and board for two some boarders iu the
house Address BOX ZS6. this Office
oc4-st
FOR RE&T-SI5 .so-Nice six room brick.
1910 12th 81. me- See my list. ROLAND
O. BOOTH, corner 10th and O sts. uw.
ogt-et
FOR RENT-Ezl-Fiue. lZ-ro0m h0usa.
three acr=s5 barn. poultry houses lots
fruit, in D. q. ROLAND e.. BOOTH.
corner 10th and O. SITS NV. oc4-5t
FOR EE\T-Nice. newly papered six
room house 800 J.. ST. Sc. $3.50. Inquire
o. A PETERS. Congress Heights.
Oc1-TL
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wANrED-HoUsEs OR FLATS.

WANTED-A small house or a fiat OF
several rooms by young couple man
employed lu navy YARD can give ref
ereuce- address BOX 254 this Office
8C4-ZL
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wLNTED-HoUsEs.

WANTED rent, slx-room house. no
children. by October I5; state price. To-
cation, etc. Address BOX $50 This Of
nee oc5-3J
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NORTH CAPITOL AND YOU SITS.
AND CORNER ST AND you SIS

Now in the course OF construction.
And it's desirable 10 purchase now,
50 that you may have the privilege
OF selecting your wall papers etc
Fine healthy IocatiOn-the best
part OF BLOOMlNGDALE. on WIDE
THROUGH STREET. Houses that
nave never been occupied, ana are
right up TO the minute in modern inn
prOvemeuts. There is not such am
other value IN town.
Concerted cellar. furnace, tiled
BATH back porch hardwood huish5
rooms ample closets; me manteiss
large parloTi reception han; dining
rooms and fine kitchen.
Select now.
MOORE & HILL Qnc).
Ocl-tf 5l7 18th St nv.
FOR SALES. 400-Reduced from SCI 600
a coy little home located on 9Th ST.
ne lot 20Z100; rear and side alleys. This
IS cheap owner leaving city, must sell
WA II. SAUNDERS & CO.
oc2-u 400 Il St NV.
HOUSE ira Northeast; rents
for SIS. price. $500; trust or SIS10
TOWER COMPANY, 6ll 9Th ST NV
Oc4-3t
FOR SALE
on car line-ceutraI Northwest
Lot 1SXlJ0- 9 rooms, bath, cellar, bay
window brick. Rent. $3.50. Cost 81 CO.,
REDUCED To So 400 for quick sale
WILL TRADE.
ATKINSON & BALLARD co. (INC),
141 G ST. n. w. oc2-tf
FOR SALE-S2 90 for a comfortable 1T
tie home; contains 6 rooms and modern
DGt-s nearly new very easy terms.
VA r. SAUNDERS q CO.
oc2-tt 400 I ST. NV.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

LADY VIII exchange good i,5srd for
Office. ocfar
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FOR REET-sTOREs.

EXCELLENT STORES FOR RENT
One large store, l4J4 Park ST. and 14th:
very large show windows. hOt-WaLeF
neat price. $50 Two fine stores. with
large Easements, 4S II st. me-, near
Gov Printing Once price, SIS. Flat,
9 rooms and tiled bath $3.50. A. a..
BLISS. Bliss Building. s. 3 ST. Tel. T.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
- DORCHESTER.

THE DORCHESTER.
NEW sTEAAtHEATED APARTMENTS
rooms and cabinet kitchen, SO So. SIS
LARGE, LIGHT ROOMS. Elegant bath
FGSita laundry. Hot water furnished.
Janit0r Service, Telephone. Etc.
HIGHEST REFERENCES REQUIRED
BLOCKS FROM AGRICULTURAL.
DEPT and BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
18th and MARYLAND AVE. s. W.
KARRICK & METCALF. 1893 C y. W.
sez5-Uf
FOR RENTING have several very de-
slraDlC nats OF four rooms and bath:
porcelain Dathtub; wash stand and mod
eFn open plumbing; nicely papered; To-
Gated near cars, Northeast. rents. SIS
and $3.50 per month. EDWARDS q
REV rs, Inc. 6l4 18th ST. NY. au3-tf
FOR -RENT-FIats. 9th and K SITS ne.
near II ST. cars Five rooms each. Heat
and hot water furnished TWO private
YARDS and TWO private pOrChcs 10 each
nat Front and rear entrance. School
on same block. Opea for inepectiOn
See man on premises or W. +. COWE&
. y 81. NV. bliss Building se27-tf
FOR RENT Attractive mar. second
moor IEe rooms, BATH Metropolitan car
ll-lE- 1Ly2 ~ -. ne. omen. oc5-St
FOR RENT-F'Iat; choice situation. Ia-ga
rooms. complete for housekeeping: an
modern improvements sl2 18th II. NV.
FOR RENT-Afodern flats. six room
ana tiled BATH hot water heat; well
h6hted and ventilated. all latest inn
b-os sLnehis, good locatiOni S55 month.
20 ~ 81 NV Oc4-5t
FOR RENT-Fme apartment. or 3
Loylils5 porcelain BATH gas ana heat.
reasonable l-s5 10 good tenant 81 s ST. NV
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SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAIL WAY.

General Manager PaEs'r TrffBc NANCE
GO " l0LD. General Pas.an.a. A.enE
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IHAVE $4,000

MONEY TO LOAN in sums of S. 10 So.
JOSEPH CAIN, 81 Pennsylvania ave.
NV, ina fruit store Dcl-IL
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FOR SALE - Brunswick Bake pool
table fzSsi must be sold at once; cheap
loI c4sh- 1l1 III 81. ne oc3-3t
DRUG STORE, $500; part cash; balance
easy Northwest. Address BOX 2JJ, this
once oc2-it
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JOSEPH l. WELLER,

Realty Broker Gl2 Il st. NV
OC5-uf
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-04-30
PhenominaIIy High Values.

Mr.. Philbrook, a mining engineer
with a world wide reputation hasmade
this statement to a BONANZA repre-
sentative: There is more tonnage of
high grade ore in sight in the Tono-
pah Mining company's property
alone than in any mine in the west,
considering the amount of develop
ment work done, barring none. The
geological structure of the great lode
is identical with the Comstock lode.
The Comstock lode has a record of
$3.50, 600, 900 bullion production. The
mineral zone adjacent to this prop
erty is as yet ~undeveloped as COM
pared with the same period in the
history of the Comstock, and yet the
phenominally high values in the
Montana Tonopah, Tonopah Exten-
sion, Midway, Belmont and others,
which are at this time you might say
merely prospects, considering what
they will be when opened by syste-
matte exploration work, covering a
period of two years time, no conserv-
ative mining man can help feeling
what the future will be. Goldfeld is
yet a new camp, only a few months
old, but has more high grade ore
blocked out in sight today for the
amount of work done than Cripple
Creek, Leadville or any other bonanza
camp. North, south, east or west
from Tonopah is high grade ore un-
developed awaiting capital. All it
has lacked has been mining capital
and thai they have now. AS has
been the experience Of other bonanza
camps, mining capital is replacing
the genuine prospector.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-04-30
SATURDAY, APRIL 80, 1904
ToNoPAH & SALT LAKE co.
Offer of Jim Butler Company to
Consolidate Not Decided.

Nffer OF Jim bubAeE company W
Consolidate Not Decided.
The Salt Lake Herald Of April ID
has the following;
Pursuant to a call issued on the
oath day Of last month, the share
holders of the Tonopah & Salt Lake
Mining company met in special SEES
sion yesterday afternoon to consider
a proposition made by the Jim Butler
Tonopah company for a consolidation
Of the two organizations, The meet
ing lasted from 2 until $50 o'clock
and at the end of that time a recess
was taken until May 9, when the sub
iect will receive additional attention.
There was a good attendance at
the gathering yesterday and nearly
everybody present took a hand in the
deliberations which brought out the
ideas and opinions of the Salt Lake
shareholders ~unreseryedly. When
the afternoon had worn away there
were still some features of the prop
osition that the shareholders wanted
to look into and it was on that &C
count that the meeting was ad-
journed to the date named.
The Jim Butler company is capital
lied for 1000, 600 shares OF a par
value of ST each. The company has
sold 100, 600 shares Of it's stock at
par and has the money in the treas
ury. OF the remainder, 1000, 600
shares went to the purchase Of the
property, and OF the remaining 9O0,-
600 shares it is proposed to give to
the Salt Lake company 4O0, 600 for
its holdings at camp and keep the
other 800, 600 shares 10 the treasury.
The ore already extracted by the
Salt Lake company is to remain with
its present owners to be disposed Of
as they see fit. If the deal is con.
summated it means that the Sal
Lake company will receive about one
and one eigth shares of Jim Butler
stock for each share Of the former
issued.
The territory owned by the jim
Butler company is about the larges
held by any company in the district
and, with the Salt Lake company
ground added, it would occupy tn,
same kind of a position on the soutl
side of the original Tonopah com
pany's ground as does the Montana
Tonopah ON the north side. The sub
ject will be pretty well uDderstoo
by the time the shareholders NEE
again, and the matter will be decide
in a manne calculated to subserv
the best interests of all.
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FOR SALE.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

THE COMPREHENSIVE FORMERLY Elk.
Il istlng between Charles l. Cole and A. w.
Briggs In the Cabinet bar has been dissolved by
mutual consent, A. w. Briggs retiring.
c. l.. COLE
A, w, BRIGGS.
Tonopah, April %, 1904. 1t
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-04-30

We win buy or sell for you Tonopah Stocks at
prevailing market prices at regular rate OF com.
mission las fixed by the Exchanged at actual
cash value OF stock.
We want your business and win carefully
guard your interest.
II you will send us your order, for any stock
you wish to purchase, we win secure 1t for you
at the lowest price possible.
All certificates ordered will be transferred III
your name Tor any other name you may desire]
on books of respective Company and New Certi
dcate so issued, Send for prospectus or reliable
information which VIII be furnished on any
Company Offering stocks for sale In this vicinity;
we Will investigate land report on any stocks
mines or prospects IN this district.
We report on all kinds of mining ventures.
Address
n. CO.
Box IlS Tonopah, Nye Co., New
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Senior Auletti and Senior Marine,
harpist and violinist, will take en-
gagements for c%oncert-hall or dances
or any occasion where music is re-
quired Up-to-date music guaran-
teed. Address 962 Third ST., Oak
land, Cal. % At
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OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.

ABRAHAM & STRAUS, OF Brooklyn, are offer
ing this week fine line Of silks at a greatly re-
ducod figure Another attraction to women IS their
suits and new spring pedestrian skirts.
FREDERICK LOESER & CO.. Of BROOKLYN.
have an array Of fancy silks. printed silks and
women's new tailored wear. Laces and robes are
for sale here at less than half price.
A d. NATTHEWS'S' SONS Brooklyn are keen
ing their reputation for low prices. maintained for
sixty-seven years. Tuesday will be bargain day
Lawns and silk crepes are special attraction.
BEST & CO. Nos 50 and g West Twenty-thiryi-
st. making a display in spring neclSwear
Here is good opportunity to get an OUTFIT for the
season at reasonable prices.
r. J. HORNER & co. Nos. 81, g and s5 West
Twen third-st. have excellent line Of furniture
Of the latest styles and 81 all grades.
ARNHEIM. at Broadway and Ninth-st, an
nounces the readiness Of mis- new spring suiting
the sale opening Tuesday.
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & Co, Broadway and
Nineteenth-st. have extensive display OF
women's neckwear. They are also Offering a line
OF women's gloves. linens and tablecloths
B. ALTMAN & CO.. Eighteenth and Nineteenth
SITS and sNth-ave-. are calling especial attention
TO their departments OF uDhosteries draperies
hansings Oriental rugs and decorative articles
HEARN & HYAAN. No. 20 West Twenty third
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PRAISE GOLDEN GATE.
California Society Has Its annual
Dinner at Waldorf.

The California Society OF New-York gave its
second annual dinner last night at the Wal
dorf-Astoria- The principal speaker was Benja-
man Ide Wheeler. president ot the University OF
California lie said in parts
There was time when TIE Golden Gate was
when tie great interests Of the nations centred
around the Med te-ranean; time when NeW-1 Gra
h1Ee G- ,i ,,,s5 ro-,-s the Mediterranean has
has been turned inside out. as "a glove torn rom
tEe hand and the eyes OF the world are now on
stTeTh ~ their nayies and their coaIng stations,
and California, the great state OF me RACINE -
our university is making remarkable Trogressii
The Calfornans are accustomed 10 me from 1.-y1
Europe the greatest professors Of science TO lecture
20 our students.
Among the other speakers were Congressman
T. F. Bell. Joseph Campbell Louis WHEY ana
lee Fairchud. Mr. Fairchild's description OF
his campaign experiences with Maurice NJ
I7stee. OF California, afforded much merriment
The committee in charge Of the dinner was
the Rev Robert Mackenzie president Of the
society; J. Van Eaton. and Charles J. Brooks' OF
The san Francisco Chronicle
Letters Of regret were read from President
Roosevelt. i. H. Hartman and J. c Stubbs.
TeIerraus were read from Governor Pardee
Of California. Mayor Eugene Schmitz OF san
Francisco H r AIcNohle, Of the Native Sons
Of the Golden West: N. Il. De Young and Cen
eraI Harrison Gray Otis.
THE MENU.
T5uItres California SauteTne
FctaEo william Perm
Rats olives tflert Ainaflaes sAleas
C4grlIes sc Saumnn Gratrtos-
ga-afa O. Tomato 20 toDr1rhres
california Red Wine
snazs ss ne, as E sst.. r rEg.s1e.
HarIrrte Nerts IaracLts.
a.rtet de Fn-taisle
NT6et a Char5on White sea-
ca--eTea R-ties. Homuy Frit
Sala5a 40 Sais.r
GlaccE Bahia ClauflE.
rafa cigars and Cigarettes
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BETTER CONDITIONS HERE
State Railroad Board Issues Its
Quarterly Report.

Albany. Feb 20.-sun another report on frame
conditions In New-York City was issued to-day oy
the State Board OF Railroad Commissioners II Is
in the form Of a report for the quarter ending No
vernber So 1903 and its issue is explained by the
board as follows:
The Board OF Railroad Commissioners. before sub
uniting this report for the quarter endihs ~
her 50 1903 has investigated the methods OF IN
ton and other subjects not heretofore treated ~
the quarterly reports during tnls auSLi aSJ
individuals. have been investigated. and IN many
cases the cause Of complaint has been remover
The proper heating OF cars has caused more Goi a.
plants than any other one subject partc dlaIly m
to the lack Of SUFFICIENT power in Brooklyn. the
have not been properly heated On the me-
have been greatly improved since the last report.
owing To the purchase OF additional power AF"'n
The method OF operation has been carefully ex-
ahmed and frequent Inspection has demonstrated
also better rules for the government OF employees on
some Of the lines. New rules are being put INTO
force. and the companies are making plans Tor
more enfectual safety appliances which are 20 pe
installed the coming season on some Oh 'hS eie-
waited lines
her Of their recently constructed cars, and these
The new cars received by the Interurban have been
constructed in accordance with susgesuohs mace
provement over the old method Of ventilation. All
new equipment will be built with THIS improved
hvl'p'[ n,r,ber 81 connpanes Those ordered BY
the Union Railroad will be of a large and I'M
proved type
The attention OF companies has been called 70 the
condition OF special work at intersections ana the
need OF more careful attention and prompt renewal
orders have been placed by the principal surface
lines i'm New-Yor1 and Brooklyn for the construc-
tinu 81 new crossings. which to be installed at
an early date. Repairs on existing ones have
begun.
The operation Of cars with fiat wheels, causing
annoyance to residents. has been taken up with
the various companies and a more thorough IN
epectiou and removal 81 fiat wheels has been or
Fsr.d bv the board. During the quarter ending
November 80 1857 pairs Of new wheels were placed
under the electric Of the Interurban COM
panv During the same period 1853 wheels were
placed under Of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
on The recommendation Of the board additional
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NATIONAL GUARD INSPECTIONS.

Albany Feb. 2O-Major General Charles F. Roo
today announced tie dates Of inspection Of the
organizations OF the guard New-YOrk City as
follows!
Bv Colonel William II. Chaplin. accompanied BY
United states inspecting officer-22d Regiment Of
TNrpinears Manhattan, March l and
nv Major Frederick T. Leigh and United States
,rsrarting officer-1st Company, Signal Corps Man
haitian February %; "a Company, Signal Corps.
I}rooklvn. March ..
snecting oficer-Squadron a. Manhattan, March g.
Trpop z. Brooklyn. March s.
nv Lieutenant Colonel y. b. ThurstOn and United
States Inspecting oficer-lst Battery. Manhattan,
Mech 4. IN BATTERY. Manhattan, March 8; Sd Bat
terry, Brooklyn, March g.
The announcement OF the dates OF inspection OF
the infantry organizations of New-York City is
not made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21
RAILROAD CLERKS ELOPE.
The Man Was Already Married, and the
Police Have Him.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TR1BUNEl

Pittsburg Feb. 20.-Frederick II. Vaughn Of
Beaver, Penn, arrested IN New-York vester-
day on complaint Of Albert Wilcox. father Of Miss
Bella Wilcox. with whom Vaughn eloped. The
father found his daughter and Vaughn At tho
Hotel Manhattan Vaughn is under g. 500 bail 10
await eXtIadiuOn. wilcox brought his daughter
home to-day. Tho two were found through a let
ter written by Miss Wilcox 10 a friend IN Beaver
Vaughn and Miss Wilcox were employed at the
ONCE of the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad
company, ~ this city. Vaughn a clerk IN
the "lhce OF 9 r. GriSt. superintendent Of trans
portaton, and Miss Wilcox was stenographer to
superintendent J. b. Nohe Vaughn is married
and has "A wife and two young children at Beaver