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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-12-24


In lieu of some of the dead air spaces
in above some pack sawdust around the
ice. leaving space between the ice
and the wall wide enough so that more
sawdust can be worked down in case
of any loss around the sides. In Sec
lions where sawdust Is plentiful very
satisfactory results may be obtained
with very cheap building by using
more sawdust. At little additional
expense a cold storage room can be
built into the house. adjoining the
door, with a-tank where the milk and
cream cans can be kept submerged In
ice water and With shelves where fresh
meats. butter. eggs. fruits and vegeta-
bles can be kept Such house should.
OF course. be placed convenient to the
dwelling. An Ice saw and tongs are
all the extra tools necessary for the
filling OF a small house. In filling the
blocks OF Ice should be placed on edge,
The pond. whether temporary or per-
manent. from which the Ice IL to be
taken should also receive attention at
this time. 1t should not only be cleared
of all brush and other trash that will
interfere in a mechanical way with the
Ice harvest. but It should be 30 cleaned
that the Ice will be clean and pure.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-12
Wedding Rings iSolid Gold.
Finest qualities. s. to so. Mermoi q
accard's. Broadway and Locust.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.


THE annual meeting Of the stockholders of
the Merchants-Laclede National Bank Of st
iIoup. for the election Of twerty-four directors.
to serve during the ensuing year; vii! be held At
its hsnking-rooms. Fourth and Olive streets.
January 10. 1.l5. Polls open from 10 Il. 10
p: m. GEO. p HOFFMAN,. Cashier.
ANNUAL Meeting of stocknoldery Of the
Mercantile Trust Company. St. Louis. Mo, No
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Mercantile Trust Company VIII be held at the
office of the company. at the northeast corner
y Eighth ard Locust streets. in tns City OF
-. Louis. Missouri, on Monday. the izth day
~ December, 1885, corvenlng a. the hour of
o'clock a IT. on that jay. for ;he ele, tiOn os
directors and for TIE transaction of such other
business may b. brought before said meet
:ns. FESTUS J. WADE. President.
G II. Mcmillan. Secretary.
THE annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
election Of officers and the transaction Of such
other business as may be properly brought be
fore the meeting. win be held at the office Of
The company. Twelfth street ard Washington
avenue, st. Louis. No. on Tuesday December
q. 1904. at a
RICHARD HANLoN, President.
Edward c. McGrath. Secretary and Treasurer.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING Of :he
81. Louis Fair Association. Fair Grounds
Election Notice.-Jhe regular annual election
for directors Of the St. Louis Fair Associa ton
IN "Wednesday. December y. 1904. al ,he Office
II the association 200 N. Fourth st. Polls open
from o. clock a m. to o'clock p.
c. A. TITLES. President.
John Hachmeiste-. Secretary.
St Louis. No. November -. 1904.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-12
sTockHoLDER.s MEETINGS.

ST louis CLUB ANNUAL ELECTION
The annual meeting Of the St. Louis club Ter
the election Of 4 president, first second and third
Vice presidents. TO serve during the ensuing
wear. and two members Of the Board of Gov
crnors. to serve FOR three years. and for the
transaction OF surh other business as may
properly come before the meeting. will he hold
Pt the office of the club. 1861 LindeH boule-
yard. s.. Louis. Mo-. on the 18th day Of De
ccmber. I90i. ? a.
DAVID r FRANCIS. President.
Attest: Lewis T. Tune. Secretary.
s. Louis Mo. December :. 1919
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-12
LEGAL NOTICES.
RECEIVERS SALE OF HOTEL NAPOLEON
B0HkPkRTE AND CONTENTS.

Pursuant to the oIGer OF the =. Louis Circuit
Court the undersigned VIII receive bids for tn.
Hotel Napoleon Bonapartr building, situated on
he Raliviere ave. and kinEshury boulS-
Tard. and alsp for its contents. All bids are
% be sealed ard are To be accompanied by a
certified check for sl.ns-) as forfeiture in cas-.
"f acceptance and noncompliance with bid The
right IL reserved to reject any ana all bios.
The contents consist o: complete hotel equip
rnent sufficient for n hotel of 6..' roofiIs- Ei1S
may be left with either Of the UNDERSIGNED Bids
nav be made separately FOR the building
FOR its contents. or may be made for both Bids
viii be received up to and including December
Is. For full particulars apply 70 the under
signed
c. II. TEN BROCK. foll Holland building.
JOS \. WRIGHT 9li Laclede building,
Receivers Cook Hotel and Excursion Co.
81 Louis Dec. 10. 1874.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-12


p rOG-Lost. Airedale terrier. Is inches hlE;.
with black and gray hair. Reward given for r.
turn Ia WestInorrland.
DOG-I-ost, Airedale terrier. Il inches high.
with black and gray hair. Reward given for
s. return 10 1861 Berlin
sUGNC-Harris's new store. where they sell
iest ehoes in st Louis for 81 4o' y. sixth 81.
SPECTAC1.ES-Lost. epld-rinlTned snectacies;
-uItable reward 4l1sA CaStienan.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that two ~ notes
signed by A. 3. Thomson. dated st Louis. oS-
tober L. 1904 payable ninety (e0D days after their
date to the order of A. G. Edwards & Sons
Brokerage Company. and by i tndorssd esch
for the sum OF five thousand dollars tsh,0oaOO.
and bearing interest at the rate Of four and one
half per centum "a. per cent? per annrm from
maturity. TO each OF which when lost was at
tached collateral agreement securing its pay
:nent- the properly Of the undersigned. and
have miscarried in the United States mail. and
al persons are hereby cautioned against deal
ing In the same In any manner. Washington
County Bank. Pot1si. No.
81. Louis Mo. Oct q. 1904.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-12
NJ SlCAI,.

.->>~>~~~>>.~
BARGAIN In magnificent Worlds F1ir piano:
price 5sio. Retter's. 1875 y. Grand.
BARGAINS in upright pianos. Haynes Bros
500: Arlington mahogany. SIS: Recca & son
mahogany. sl5j. Tony rlacht. 1909 Ollye -.
CASH paid for comets. also clarinets slides
tuba "elcs. bass vio!ius. etc. Tony Plaeht. I'-
oiivr st
FOR Rent-Steinyyay upright plano TO respon-
ible party X X as. Republic
HEAR the soul OF krakauer piano sing
to hear IL IS t. buy 1t. Sold by Dani q. bunker
Piano 60. Fourteenth and North Market.
KURTzHAN. slightly used: win sell $3.50 be
low regular price. Bsyer's. seventeenth ana
Ia9, l.-t
PIANO. cover and stool. very reasonable. cp39
Ad.laide.
FRIGHT plano. almost new: at a bargain.
WB ;6 Republic.
WILL sell my fine upright piano at IA special
cnrisimas bargsin. eslsA Virginia ave
80 buys fine piano with stool and cover.
schubert K Moxter. 2e,2 Franklin ave.
s25 buys nice Steinwag piano: good for begin
nc-; stool and cover. liH \. sixteenth
50 ChickeIing: iust the piaro ror aspiring
amateurs: SO and s. monthly. F Be-sr * son.
Seventeenth and Locust.
SO Weber piano: such bargains are seldom
ob;itinahie: the p:ice should recommend IL At
once: easy terms. Reyer's. Seventeenth aud
sIij: a beautiful ntahogany-case,i upright.
regular price. Sy}; very little used - u ell
sl5 DOWN and g monthly. Hsyer's. Seventeenth
and i>cust.
sisl pecser Bros. the oId reliable. one q
the best bargains ever offered. in perfect couIl
tiun: SO down. g. monthly. Beysr'S. seven
i"erth and Lncust.
$50: Chickering make: fuiI octave: cost new
,'u: this is a veritahle snap for prrspn look
ing fcr on" * the olt-timers. Beyet's. sey-
eut0sn.h ard Locust.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-12
BUSINESS WANTED,

y. MILLER. Peerless Wall Paper Store, $3.50
kaston; rooms from So up; send postal or
phone kiHiCCh sIIlI. Delmar
ACME nand laundr- calls for end delivers
Neeks washing; no machinery. 4555 Easton
CABINETMAKING and furniture repairing:
good work. lowest prices. 40 E>istun.
CARPENTER and builder; sto-e and office
fNtures done at short notice. II. Sypnests *
Co III N Ninth tin rearl, or ii3i Vista ave.
CHlMNEYS and furnaces cieaned guarantee
10 make them draw: postal. Muen!nghaus .G0S
;. jefferson.
pRAPING and uphosterng work guaranteed.
Nohr. 1852 Easton Delmar "a: Forest 2s9.
GROCERY In the North End. with or with
out living rooms. III rs. Republic.
If You have piece goods You desire tailored
Eayc 1t done at Ticknor's l23 y. Eleventh;
tailoring for the trade public
SUBSCRIBE for ''SIccess'' at coz Carleton
DOG: greatest clubbing offer ever.
WANT I" buv 4 good saloon; must have
81 above X
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-12
1.-TWO BARGAINS LEFT"

TINS Id-t week a banner week Tor US.
but st!l the two bargains mention be
bo;!ght-one st Slis and the other AT t2,--b0th
fancy wood cases. We sdyiS. inspection
before you decide too hastily elsewhere.
z. BE.Yf.R Z SON Sevent.erlrh and I.lrII.r.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-12
AS WE ESCAPE

The high rentals * downtown houses and buy
fpr spot east! from III" best manufacturers d.
rect. can quote surprisingly low prices ior
cash or tine. See th- firest display Of dslab:e
pianos
kLEE:k ANF REOs- PIANO 90. 2at. PAX
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-12
Legitimate Bargains.

81 kur7mann: Splendid Tor besinn-Ts-....3 q
!ily Decker Bros: iirst-ciass condition-.-.- III
Sij, I.yrre. good a new ....-. I=ls
.fIi Willard. +na mahocany case ........ IgA
ssli Chckering. In perfect conditOn.......- ~
81, IOoschec. used at concerts 20
$50 Sttinwsy: large full szs---.-..--...--.. 80
Square pianos from So TIP Our parlors are
Open every night to 10 O'Clock.
ADAMS PIANO PARIJDRS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-12


1El EERkpH npEHATnHe WANTED
'ee.s"Ht 81 ~ A."H viz "H"' @U'
Apnly at 1901 Chestnut st.
NlnU!uIcTc INn poIJ CoulyCDc
pts1s sseiass .nnnnion ard b9lr
class .,I pay; no fee charged. Apply room . iiS
-----------------
Clerks aud Collectors
cSo-I a. -
ILL, bt, etsTk' tS month TeceiVins S!srk $40;
s,5 SSuns man 90 earn reai esIate a ousi-
;.T;7s57=,-:
NJ; @ nliii @ @sn,plnhs cIerRs; ~ 20
can. sIg olive
90: ,P -I--I ;Is. I,,i-,,ro s7S ,-r7co,., S7E
ststionesy. sii Valley Co. iii 4 Eighth.
-,-I i,.--I-.--i -,--.-i--I-
Olive st. ~ i'''
DT7I-,T -7c.7- .IeI I,.s,oT
2-He y e.e!A: tlol s.tSIon-
HOTEL. clerk se5 month board room: store
room clerk. $50. Valley Co. III \. Eighth.
orFisE assistants SIS and assistant bo9kkeepers
.se.t2 EleEl aIus cletk. S2tL Lucas:
weigher. SO. Valley Co. Iii u Eighth.
11RTf ,1,,-7.- mon in s,o-I- 7ieT,o-i7,en. 1T
whdiesale hosise, siI week VaIjev c. iii <
E5rhtb '' ' ~ ~
THREE Young men to go with surveying
i.enses Apply alS locust.
=, NO Young men to clerk in railroad office
$40 week start. Apply 9ls Locust.
T'SyO vonnC I1en for recI-I,-- fo7a-,,,,s, -,
whoIes,ia ia Tr, Goods horse. SO smarjrnn aJ,
ohre.
TWO younV men in sbinnine 5enarfr1en, of
wholesale. bonee" Sl5 week Valley "a iii "
Eiyhth '' N'' "'' '"t'es W. III -
Y,DT-N,: T,on rio-lI IL, ho,,i s-9-o,-7,,,- 80
ueek md ,,.aTJ 1ni,, ais I I,rus, '''' 80
-----
YOUNG men run passenger trains: SIS
week: runs South Apply siS Locust.
-,1-,---c------------ - --
Mississippi Valley Co.. Ill y. Eighth.
NJ, -, 80 ,I,,--i---s,7--. - - ITf-I a.
,anyb I,ia az hoI n,a INA ~
,, "-- eI.I1lI % -.I..eL LIa-.. sLs INV.
IOtfNC man to travel with drummer: $50 ard
eNI-lists Mlsslsslll,i Nalley 20. ~ y El2htl:
YOUNG man to clerk In real estate Office:
sl7 80 week: bring referrnces ApuJy gIS I.oc1Ist
- .------------
Bookkeepcrs.
observation-disclosures
ECCKKEEPERS- need coru-eter7t men
IeT rSsti9ns 10 now open hsynS from G 81 10 50
.ypsffcnce iJanpoods ,incI ais 6-ey;icai Ss
building St. j MS. No
-7-- : 7r77=I5 7s15j i,oo,,o-,,,-7., -
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-12

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMiLE
s>rs>ess~.~~~>~~~~~~>-~~~
BoOkkEEPER-Position by yonug lady as
bookkeeper. references. NJ i;7 Republic.
.CcoK--situation oy fine cook, no laundry
XXX 80 Republic.
CO0k-Situation by nrst-clas4 conrsd cook in
private family. 5;le Washington. rear,
CooK-SitUation by experienced cook; small
family: so ner month. 2scee- Tennessee.
cOOR-S.tuation by good cook in small fam
lly: colored without washing: call at once.
+2ssA Cottage.
cooK-Situation By experienced cook: set
lied white woman. widow, with little girl; best
references. 3I0s Pine.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by young colored lady
~ houseg1rl or nurse. $40 $. Seventeenth.
LADY wants position plain seanlstrr-s n
good Family. by the month: Will travel. MIS-.
:. saal Evans. upstairs.
Mrs. Hattie Thompson. 1904 Evans
AUNDRESs-situatIon bv laundress, two or
three days. e. NJ. Belt. 1895 Morgan
LAuNDEESS-t;ood colorcd Iauri,lress would
IKE Monday and Tuesday out. Call or write.
s2aA Montgomery.
PANTRY GIRL-Situstion as pantry girl. 7si
e. Seventh
STENOGRAPHER-Pos by young lady
Etenogrspher: rapid and accurate: references
furnished: Oliver machine preferred XIX l.
Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-12
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WILL sell or trade frst-class paving restau-
rant. established trade Worlds Fair loca-
tion. interested in other business and win
make terms to suit: this is strictly honest
proposition that will stand investigation. Xxx
49, Republic.
BOULEVARD HOTEL. los n. Broadway
Newly furnished hotel. main business street
rooms 81. $50, g week: special rates IL
two or three friends desire to occupy one room:
hot and cold bath: steam heat: each room pro-
yidsd with electric light: save time and car
fare: call and inspect II YOU wish to De psrnri-
rertly and comfortably housed
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-12

Price We ask. fine new upright pianos: II
years factory guarantee: all the latest improve
ments, tiI5. this week only
kLEE,EAMP BROS PIANO 60. L.s1s Park
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-12
"LUDWIe PIANOS"
WORTH DOUBLE THE

We have sold them twelve years: more t@a
tiful than ever. sole agents. Open evenings
EEY ER'S Seventeenth and Locust
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-12

DANCING.
JOIN Professor FrankeI's beginners dancing
classes. Lcmu'a Park Hail. Tuesday evenings:
full term 81
JOIN Professor and Mrs Frankel's durc'ng
classes Monday evening. De>.rnber u: sepsTaia
hall for beginners: full term, 81. Academy. ltl
Chouteau
JOIN P-of. De HoIevs class for beginners
this week; academy. 1896 Olive St: in-st in
United States: no Saturday night sunday
dancing o. saloon connected. those wishing 10
join select school. call at once or send Tor
catalogue: kinloCh p5oae 2slJ Dsimar
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-12
"You Cannot Do RetterU

Than TO buy piano for NmaS. II safisfirS III.
whole household. making present S0r all a.
one s"Oyp. We have the goods 10 -ntisf. I'll
from 81 UP. and Our terms make il foi
everyone to own an Instrument. Think Il over
will do the rest
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-12
ROOMS FOR RENT.

BELL. SJI1-FTunt parioT. southern "sprEi'rs
private. family: hot water. steam heat
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-12
D0CI0R HOGAN, 2215 Olive.

Medical and surgical diseases Of woineE q
speciality Regularly licensed home.
Patients received at anv TING. before and
during confinelnents: infants adopted II de-
sired: trained nurses: horne comforts: ladies' In
trouble. call write: terms reasonable Con-
sulratto- free
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-12
MRS. DOCTOR SMITH, 3o43 EASTOR.
HOTELS.
HOTEL STAFFORD,

EIGHTH AND PINE STS-. ST. LOUIS.
A permanent and modern hotel. in the
shopping and theater districts European plan.
handsomely furnished and equipped with ele-
vators: hot and cold water IN every room:
electrice lights and steam heat Every room
otI,s{
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-12
DOGS. CATS. PETs-FoR SALE.

DOGS. CATS. PETS-FOR SALE.
AT SrUD-Mr. +. A. Graha-n's pure Level
lin settlers and high-clreS pointers Address
Kennel manager. J. Schcenbein. Eartoid. s..
Louis County Mo.
NEW YORK Bird StCre-I.arEest assortment
of canaT!es. parrots and other song birds:
caSee. globes: aquariunls, goldfish; all kinds OF
seed and food: cheapest and oest place in city.
5ira Franklin. near Broadway. F. Metzzer. Mgr.
TOY French poodle puppy: little beauty: pure
white. Call 1910 Chestnut st. upstairs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-12
Can You Be convinced2"

X SO ponder a moment Large expenses
make it necessary to ge: bigger prices FOR goods
in an line and I'm pianos more than other
lines. Therefore. We have always tri-d 10 keep
expenses down to a minimum In doing the
customer is benefited. call and Tor your
self. An actual saving q from $50 TO 80. and
the best stock to select from.
=. EE.I E.E & son SaE-nieanth and I.mcrst.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-12
m RS. ANNIE NEWLAND

Private licensed home for ladies' before and
during confinement; oldest and most reliable
institution in the State: established over forty
years; home comforts: motherly care: infants
adopted: irregularities successfully treated. sat-
isfaction guaranteed: ladies in trouble. call or
write. a15iA Olive at.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-12
GENERAL AyNorNcEMEXTs.

ALL accounts against Mr. Wong Kai-kah.
the Imperial Chinese Vice Commissioner must
he sent in TO the address Of 1855 Goodfellow ave
no later than the 18th inst.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-12
MRS. WARRANCE AND MADeE GRAYME.

Private home: confnements SO: adoption II
desired: perfec; seclusiou: irregularities treated
pnysician in attendance: part pay In work: Ia
,,ies in trouble. call or write. 9io6A Olive.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-12
WORLDS FAIR WRECKlNG.

we wreck YOUR buildings or bOOths. We d!s-
pose OF the salvage and clean the site. We pack.
haul ship or store aav and all kinds OF salr-
and machinery Telephone or write South
ern Wrecking Co. sS Wainwright building.
kinloch ssi. Bell Main 37:. Representative
VIII call and make estimates.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-12

liable sauitariurl for confinement in this city:
perfect seclusion and home comforts; trained
nurses; lowest terms: all female troubles skill
fully treated under absolute guarantee: ladies'
when needing socialist. come or write.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-11
FOUND DEfD md ROBBED.
Realty agent Discovered After 20
Hours Mystery an Case.

Much mystery surrounds the death OF Abraham
Newman. "a real estate agent. said 10 have been
wealthy. whose body found I'm his Office. at No.
20 Bower. yesterday morning. everything OF value
on the body having disappeared. Robbers had ap-
parentlv entered the Office and only robbed the
body but carried away everything % value IN the
Office a. well. A small iron safe in which Newman
kept his yaluables stood open. Its contents. such
as were OF no value were scattered about the room.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Newman called at the
store OF j. Rapport. the ground floor Of no. 26)
Bowery. and ssked FOR her husband. who she said
did not return home Wednesday night. Rapo-
POI. SAID he had not the man. and sent James
Thompson employe. upstairs - see ~ Newmsn
ir his Office 4 few minutes later the employe
returned. saving he knocked on the door but re
ceived no reply. Thompson went back with ladder
and looked through the transou1. He returned IN a
thH- he saw Newman sitting In chair dead Mrs
Newman suspected that something wrong but
Rapport reassured her and advised her 10 20
home. This she did
Then Ncwmar's Office was forced open. The 20
lice were summoned. and patrolman called
an ambulance The doctor who responded said
Newman had been dead twenty hours. The doctor
found no marks Of violence. The police too.
thought Newmar's death from natural causes.
some one. they believed entered the Office. and.
finding Newman dead robbed the place IL was
known that Newman always carried large sums OF
money.
Thompson SAID the last time he saw Newman
alive was on "Wednesday morning. shortly after
that a man 81 medium size. wearing dark clothes.
called At RaDOports store and inquired fOr New
man lie was directed upstairs and he. too. was
not again. Coroner SChOler believed man
died from heart disease. but thought II Newman
had been struck by blackjack IL not i'm
probable that he dropped back in his chair and
the man might have been chloroforrned or Killed
by knockout drops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-11
SECRETARY TAFT AT DINNER.
Colonel c. r. Edwards Also Guest Of J. G.
White at University Club.

Financiers. capitalists. railroad men and lawyers
Of international reput, were among the guests
that sat down 10 dinner given by James Gilbert
White. in honor Of Secretary Taft and Colonel
c. n. Edwards chief ~ the Bureau OF fnsular
Affairs at the University club last night The
dinner was announced as a purely social AFFAIR
with speeches and without any political OF
social significance. Among the guests were OK
Secretary Root. ". Cameron Forbes. Philippine
Commissioner: george r.. Sheldon. Henry selig-
man. Isaac y. Soigman. g.. Lcdyard Blair. Will
lam salamon Allan b. Forbes q. l.. Bolsseyaln
A. G Hodonpyl r. s SmIthers. George r. Turn
bull. vice-presideut q the Guaranty Trust Com
pauy; Edward C. Converse. president 81 the Lib
erty National Bank: Alvin ". Krech. president OF
the Equitable Trust Company: General Thomas Il
Hubbard ana Captain Charles d Palmer. OF the
lnterna uonal Banking Corporation: +. A. Van
oeflps vice president o. the National City Bank:
hSentine =. snyder president Of the National
a %; Edwin HaWey, president 81 the Iowa Central
Railway George y. Young. president OF the United
states Mortgage ana Trust Company: Charles "A
tweed Kice-president OF the Central Pacific: j q
Van t1per, president - the Illinois State Trust
company; . u. CROSBY. Henry ". Taft the
Reed. II
- fully satisfied with the results OF to-dav.s
epniefence IN Mr. Roots Office Secretary TAFT
aaid aiterWafd. Asked 20 whether any au,end-
nentf 20 the Cooper Philippine Railroad bin vvould
De the outcome ~ the conference the SocrefasS
tslo ,nat such matter would rest With the
Secretary Ia. lid he knew nothing aboa, IN.
PROPOSED lenEthening o. the New-York piers
Tor Washington is'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-11
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted Into thoss column, are
recommended 60 the readers of The Tribune as
thoroughly reliable. and bu~ he done By
mall with the advertisers with perfect snfety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-11
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Thursday, March 10, 1904


steamer celtic tR-. LINDSAY. Liverpool Mar.H a-H
C1aeuSt.er g. Go tH' White star LAM N.i. it- S'.-
mails ami -.i-. ,n @a.ls i '. ~ -s. j., a.. -
- q, Phillip Rurr',h' .n laiia-' Arrived a. tHr f'-
Stesu.ar Graf vars-rses ,Ger. Kre.a Haml5rs Web
rrary RuuIugu' = am tl2m.Ht- - % iH' hanii'E
mails ami nis-.. Arrftc8 The Ia~ a; boa
Steamer L..a'o.ala hfaI. 's7Z.u"ft ,''n0" f'iFr'f
= - ana .r ~ ..-rr,E- l,tss-s,r- malls ana
rr6.e Arrived tHo Hsr 81 5.3u 90
o., %r.. 81 ana Gibraltar ~, ,aIrieHs 80. win
10 cabin i4~' steerszr passenger and m0-~. A.
s,saner caTae Tr. Ra=e. cora. Tasemner ~. Val
rsr.-1 ArtafsF7-fH i'.erate- , Iia'gu- & Arfa {"
. '1.-.r.I : M1rrari..4. ~ Lucia February To-
charleston - and Wilmington March = to " U craze
a Co., with cabin passenger and Wis" Arrived az the
-,eaner ca. Corricrte= ,Er, Isbister Porto Padre
March . o. vs. Murs"n. with sugar. Arrived az the
-,eamsr o..aia ,,tar, Hansen Havana February 20
passengers malls and n'is" AulrF'1 at 'Fe bar st
Crsr-e,,an O. William C.yde 60. with ulse Passed
Quarantine coo N.
the ocean So Co. with udse. Passed CIararua" al 300
30 me Ola Dominion = 80 with uas~@ur'rs end ui-r
PASSED iu 4ar,iy Hook % o.l5 p
oeear s 60 viiH rrdse Ea-, - f1re Island a, o50
. 49, 49,, - ~.
a5 P'rra RE- s. Co. ia taiias, r,.f, ,yaaran''ne
G5s n. sTs
eac ere F ,1 la,, Js ssq'ss" 1 Msr % Il
Winchester 40. Arrived tho Bar az
Sandy HOOK q. March TO- $50 T-Wini west. Right
SAILED
Steamers Ren-fsrtar Philadelphia. Captain Bennett
,Nou santa Marta la Isrrane Fn. Harre. tt'a Nnr.
NorfoE. Hafn1r dri Ngrfolh FsPeranza. Havana ana
Mniaa v'fts Nn'enza i"ri" ti'aD, Genoa dnd Naples
schultz Norfolk