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New-York tribune., 1905-06-19
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM C.. HARRIS.

William C. Harris, seventy-five years old, pub
Usher and writer fishing topics died at Bellevue
Hospital yesterday of nephritis. Mr.. Harris lived
at No 107 Alen-st., and had office in Van Nest
Place. He leaves one son. H. P. Harris a pub
Usher at No 160 Bleecker-st
Mr. Harris born at Baltimore, May 80,
1880. He a son of James and Susan T. H.
Harris He served in the Civil War from April
80. 1861 until its close, being taken prisoner at
in Richmond Va. for seven months, and was re-.
leased parole. He commanded Company H, of
General Bakers California brigade. He was a
member of the Linnean Society of New-York.
From 1876 to 1850 he the editor and publisher
of "Afeld and Aioat' and later of THE Amer
lean Angler and Natures Realm AT the time
of his death he the editor of the angling de-
partment of Outing
Among the books which Mr.. Harris wrote are
Prison Life in the Old Tobacco Warehouse, Rich
mond, Va. 1851; The Fishes of North America" !"
1.-The Trout of America Game Fishes of the
West Game Fish of the Atlantic Coast" and
THE Sportsmen's Guide" Besides these he wrote
porary newspapers and magazines.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19

of the Sea-: Kings The Medal OF ot~a0aS[,,e a0n1[
TjncoIn,s Partners of the Tide; Gonneny rt, :
s0It Of gloucester and The Selners az, W
..TEe Orchd' and THE UndercurIen. EUtt .
Hnffon's Pam; Garlands "Rose or DutTHttii Guti+
Cody: Brady's THE Two Captains VIM
sons Justin Wingate. Ranchman
,iecelIaneous-Scherer's Young japan and ia,
he he Higher life Rolfe's ''Satche1 Guide
SandVs's Harvard Lectures on the Revival Of
Tearning': CIark's "Katzawa. the BlsnaTcke o.
japan; Hyslop's Science and Future re- LIE, LlLS
TaIdwirs THE American Judiciary Iha:ESI :s1,, s
"A Short History of Venice; PuTer .,n1 ne
Psychology of Beauty. Whiting s ; Ihe Oupr,oh pf
Beautiful; Whites From Bonitace TO BANK
Burglar"
library OF NGRESS.-Washington June
16-The following list of books called for indl-
Gates the tastes of readers in Washington this
week:
t5istorv-Duruy's Modern Times; The Case OF
Russia: A Composite View: Robinsons west
ern Europe.
Dascriptive and Travel-Smths Budapest, the
SitP Of the Nagyars'': Carey's Channel Isl
ends',: Clnningham's Uganda and Its People ;
Perry's The Gist of Japan.
Life of Jesus: Harrison s
s3Chatham'; Autobiography of Andrew White
E4c+ion-Iondon's 1.-The Game; Wards The Mar
rage of William Ashe"; Green's The House n
The Mist: Sedgwick's Paths of Judgment ,
Robins's "A Dark Lantern; Herricks The
Real World.
Misceuaneous-C1ement's Christianity in Modern
Japan': Washington's ''Tuskegee and Its Peo-
pie; Emerson's Essays"
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19
SOCIALISM STIRS UP C. F. U.
Proposition to Start Labor Paper Meets with
Opposition

A strong effort was made yesterday to get the
Central Federated Union committed to socialism by
agent OF the Social Democratic party. He came,
he said. to ask the Central Federated Union to ap
point two delegates to cooperate with committee
arranging to get out daily paper absolutely de-
voted TO labor. He said that it would take $4,000
to start the paper and of this something less than
$1,000 had been subscribed He denounced the capi
ialistic system and monopolsts. which appeared to
please the Central Federated Union. but when he
said that the editorial policy would be that of the
Social Democratic party there was a disagreement
Several n-socalist delegates thought the Central
Federated Union should be very cautious in appear
ing to commit itself to any political party.
After several propositions made it de-
cided that the best way of getting the matter dis
posed of was to refer it to vote of the unions
This If it is ever taken will occupy at least three
months.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19
sBr!ngs mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
Tnnsv
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Sunday, June IS, 1905.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Baku Standard tBrl. Tucker Manchester Juna
l. to Philip Ruprech in ballast Arrived at the Bar ar
steamer Catania Ger Ebert, Rio Janero Nav 2s and
Barbados June 10, to Funch. Edye & Co with az mas
segeTs and mails in ballast the Bar at $50
- - - ~ o. Gov
Steamer Jersey City (Br). Frankland Bristol Nav 20
rived the Bar 1920 m -
Steamer Aberfedy (Br), Jenkins. April 26 Lem
nos May s, kmassi II Philadelphia June II to Simn
son Spence Young. with mdse. the Bar ar
Steamer Urd (Nor) Sabenhagen Cardenas June Q and
Matanzas l3. TO H Winchester & Co, with sugar Ar
rived the Bar "
Steamer Byron (Br). Cadogan Santos May 20 Rio de
10 BusK Jevons with 100 passengers mails mdse
Arrived at the Bar 1910 a m.
Steamer Katahdin. Queen Georgetown June is to Al
Iantc Coast Lumber Corporation, with lumber Left
Steamer Citta dt Milano utaD Schiafino Genoa Nav
30 and Naples June l. Bolognesi fairfield q co with
1535 seerage passengers and mdse at the Bar
steamer Frey CNor. Marcusen Norfolk .Jnne II %
the Street SIS Co. with mdse in transit win finish
loading for Havre. ~
Steamer jamestown, Hitler Newport News and Nor
folk. 10 the Old Dominion SIS Co, with Left Quar-
antne at 6:25 ~
steamer Princess Anne Tapley Newport News and
Norfolk TO the Old Dominion IS Co passengers and
mdse Left Quarantine at 315
Steamer Griqua Or, Anderson Calcutta April 80 Port
Norton & Son. with mdse. Arrived the Bar at $50
a
Sandy Hook, ], June Is, $50 p m-wind southwest
moderate breeze clear.
Steamers Fricka tGer fer Bordeaux; Hurstdale (srl
Rosario; Hamilton, Norfolk and Newport News Exeter
City (BT) Bristol Welsh Prince (r East London port
Natal, etc Acara (Br), Manila Lampasas. Brunswick
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19
London Iune 16.

LOnCOn. June 1o'
The runlors that have been current here loi
some time and that may have found their way
even to America, that Sir Henry Irving is ABOUT
TO write his autobiography now said to De
without foundation in fact. 1t is likely tha'
Bran Stoker will be Sir Hcnry's biosrapher'
o,,t at present he IS engaged in writing novel,
so that some time may elapse before he taxes
nm the work OF recording the career of the IA
nous actor-Inanager. with whom he has peeh
associated for the last twenty-seven years Fro
fessor John Pent,and Mahaffy-s Chicago lectures
on 'Hellenism' which were recently puolsheo
,n book form, continue to draw faVoraoie re-
views The late Dean Holes. standard "orA'
"a Book About Roses, How to Grow ana snow
Them" IS likely TO have a strong rlFai III
Julius Hoffman's posthumous book deallhs
with German rose gardens and the introduction
of the flower from the Far East. The production
of new books has shown q notable 1allhS OH
this summer while there has been heavy sale
O. s;xpenny reprints in cloth bindings Tor non
day travel
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19
1TEou krR1BUNn REVIEW JUNE n.
LATEST Foreign, etx'S ASozff D0o'eS'
Paris. June 10


"no San Francisco au Canada the second
volume of Jules Huret's voyage of investigation
in America is just issued by Fasquehe huret
shows himself in this volume. as IN the one al
ready published. quite unpreten''ouS
server who. in mil adrnirari' sort Oh way
lots down his impressions of what he sees on
,;s travels. and recounts typical fragments Oh
the conversations that he hears In ms Sou
,,enirs de Maurice Duvicquet' puollshed oy
ouandorff this week, Frederick Mason OF the
Frencb Academy, presents a gay. picturesque
-.o.ra+i,,a of the French Revolution and the
E,n,st Empire with here and there pathetie
massage. and illuminated by many 80 80
bi1osonhical reflections. The Llbralrle anne
r,,.as out nnder the title of "Poemes de la Mer
- -, soIef." a collection of short, lnclslVe
roe,7,e bv valentine de Saint Point which eVifcs
remarkable descriptive talent AS lreeH %
troazes full of poetic suggestion ana graceful
=, et,,+h4,, fhev are unusually pleasant verses
- baya within arms reach during summer
u h' c. I. B.
holiday,
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19
HITS INSURANCE NAN.
President Hyde Speaks of VaIue of
Criticism,

Brunswick. Me-. June 1S.-The exercises incident
to the hundredth annual commencement of Bow
don College began to-day when President William
De Witt Hyde preached the baccalaureate sermon
to the graduating class. President Hyde's subject
Three Kinds of Criticism He said in part
Criticism is moral vaccination avert more
serious disease. No is safe without It, Life
insurance companies cOntrVed to escape the
searching criticism to which savings banks are
subjected, and. result. who. until recently
a high officer of a great life insurance COM
pany. stands before the world charged with forms
of double dealing which amount to the systema tic
pilfering OF dimes and niclels from thousands Of
widows and orphans whom he had contracted to
protect Criticism is of three kiIrds-first. that of
the public; second sefcriticism; third the criti-
ciSm LORD
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19
FUNERAL OF MRS E. 3. ANDERSON.

The funeral of Elizabeth Baldwin Anderson, wife
of DR. John J. Anderson the historian, will be
held at her home, No. 348 Adelphi-st Brooklyn at
2:S5 o'clock this afternoon. She was born at Lake
Tseorpe in 1925 and married to Mr. Anderson in
Giens Fails in ls4s. They came to live in Brookyn
soon after buying farm at what is now Marcy
and DeKalb aves DR.. Anderson served as a
principal in the public schools of New-York for
twenty wears retiring to devote himself 20 literary
nursIits His wife assisted him in the preparation
Of Anderson's school histories DR.. Anderson who
time and his wife's attentions to him are; sup
ccnTTed on Saturday. Mrs. Anderson a mem
Der of the Long Island Chapter of the Daughters
~ the American Revolution and of the Protestant
Fpiscopal Church of the Messiah Her husband,
three sons and a daughter survive her.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19
Proposals..
pR0P0sALs VIII BE RECEIVED AT THE

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
L Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
ment washington. D. G, until 10 oCLOCh oC1 "a 49, ~
after. furnish at the yards; etc PortsInontn
sa5d ID fS SewPST IN Be% EGEh anaPoiis Nd and
Indian Head. Md as specified dranfi1y qI naval AVA
Motors generating lathes. grrder. presses saws
for registers-Schetiue 30s: Generators pIpecuttng
5m6s pDe tGG erh so$
Tampa wire. rheostats. ebonte. mica eleGtric;ll
frames and sash, glass slab wirdow glass analytical
balances etc scale shaftng and and raeJs @ msfe
hydraulic jacks. lathes drill shapeT; jointer WOOD
h2draGc leather pine Gf auinur brass bronze Gus
ing solder plain and corrugated galvanized sheet IRON
sarge packings packings guaranteed thereof
flax asbestos cotton duck packing covering pipe
and oils. pipe ana fittings. Winchester caps. gunpow
9ef: 9e: coppeh f9rms turntaDe wae hI 26a. TiaS
ravens hydraulic jacks FORCES files. drills taps and
etc. pipe wrenches grindstones scrapcrs dia-
monds miseeIlane9us tools air port lenses candles
spruco. boiler zines rubber upper deck suction
asbestos mill board. rubber valves hair felt alcohol
Donate grease. paint remover phosphide of calcium
whiting glycerne. gold leaf glue, white zinc, red lead
drer. mineral lard, and ubricating oil: bees
glasses hose pipe and couplings: Copper brass and
iron pipe; angle, globe, gate hose gate, and pop
dunn and press copy books rubber bands rubber
steel inksands shipping letter presses
note. typewriter envelope drawing paper;
cry charcoal oars emery CLOTH cork life buoys ship
ping and factory salt toilet
toilet soap vinegar corned beef Applications for pro
posas should designate the schedules desired by
TO the navy pay Office. York. Y. or to the
T. s. N 6-3-O5
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19
WICKES TO PLEAD TODAY.

So much interest has been aroused among lawyers
in the case of Thomas P Wckes, the well known
lawyer indicted for blacknail the writer and
sender of the Lewis Jarvis" letters to Edward
Weston that many of them will be in the Criminal
Branch of the Supreme Court. at l090 a. m to-day
when Mr. Wickes is 10 plead TO the indictment
There has been intimaton that Lewis Jarvis
letters sent 10 persons in no way connected with
Mr. Weston may be read when Mr.. Wickes appears
before Justice DaVy Mr. Wickes and his counsel
Job E Hedges, have refused to make known In ad-
vance what the defence is 20 be.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool June lS-Arrived steamer Urnbria r) Ste
phens New-York vie Queenstown
Queenstown June 15 9:i5 a m-Saed steamer Cam
pania (fr), Pritchard from Liverpool Nevf-Ycrk
southampton. June is, 2:20 m-Arrived.
York Roberts. New-York via Plymouth ana Cher
bourg
Neville, 10 1910 a m--Arrived steamer Parsan
(Brl Johnson New-York for Glasgow and pro-
ceededl
cheTbourg June 1s-sailed Bremen tGer Nie.ich from
London, June 1s-Arrived, steamers Aras Esr) Ryder
Antwerp.
Hull June 1I-saled. steamer Colorado (Br) Ward
Sew-York tand passed Dover 18TH
Dover. June Is . p m-Satled steamer Graf Waldersce
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19
PASCAL p. PRATT,

Buffalo, June 1S.-Pascal P. Pratt, wealthy
merchant and banker, died to-day He had under
gone operation and rallied from the
shock. Mr.. Pratt was born in Buffalo in 1919. In
1S45 he married Phebe daughter OF Frederick
Lorenz, of PittsbUrS. In 1888 Mr. Pratt was one
the commissioners appointed by the Supreme
Court to appraise the value Of the property taken
by the State for the Niagara Falls reservation
urers and Traders Bank in 1900
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19
THE REV. CHARLES A. BEAUDEYE.

The Rev Charles A. Beaudeye seventy-six years
old formerly a well known Methodist clergyman
of the New-York East Conference. died in the
Mount Vernon Hospital yesterday. Mr.. Beaudeye
was a native of Vermont, and served through the
Civil War with the 7th New-York Cavalry. He
chaplain of Flandrequ Post, c. A; R, of New
Rochelle and had filled many pupits in the New
York East Conference One son, Dr. c. A Beau
deye and five daughters survive him. The funeral
will be held on Tuesday, at p. m. at his home, No.
10i west Ist-st., Mount Vernon. He will be buried
in the Brierwood Cemetery, w-Rochelle
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19
COLLEGE ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS.

The college entrance examination board will hold
examinations this week at about one hundred and
sixty points in this country and abroad. Included
the important cities in almost every
State and Territory, besides San Juan and Homo
lulu In Europe examinations will be held at Lon
don, Paris Geneva, Frankfort and Dresden. The
examinations in this city viii be held at Columbia
The number of candidates already registered Is
than two thousand a large increase over the
number examined last year
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19
S. ENGINEER OFFICE. s15 wITHRR-

- spoon Building. Philadelphia. Pa. June 16 1905
Sealed proposals. duplicate invited dredging
in Delaware River between Firms Point SOUTH
lima of Pennsylvania, sections No. A
and B. No. 4. subsection A and B. and No. s. sub
section A proposals also invited
Dredging in the same localities with and without compile
tion Of changing part of the bukhead
T7acernoor Del and construction revetment along
side jety on upper side Of Chrtana River Proposals
viii he received at this until H. noou Monday
Juiy II 1905 and then publicly opened. Informato
furnished application ]. c. SANFORD. Major,
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19
CHARLES Nj. O'REILLY.

of the firm of Miles O'Reilly's Sons. liquor i'm
porters in Manhattan. died at his home. No. 547
CarIton-ave Brooklyn, Saturday night He
was born in Dublin. Ireland in 1885, but had lived
in Brooklyn since he sixteen years old. He
leaves two brothers and sister
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19
LITERARY NOTES.

The new volume entitled 60, O.
...,..s panroad policy" just issued by CHM q
- :, rot as its title might at first be taken 10
s5ic.-e an authoritative exposition by the
President of his own ideas on the subject pue
is the report of a discussion before the ECO
non1ic Club. of Boston. The book inciuoes the
speeches delivered by the Hon. Charles A
Prouty. 81 the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion; President Wilcox. of the Delaware & Hud-
sen Railroad Company Judge Grosscup. OF the
United States Circuit Court of Appeals, and
Professor Frank Parsons, and gives their views
of President Rooseveit's railroad policy
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19
GERMAN SINGERS IN PROSPECT PARK.

There were ten thousand persons in the grove
around the music stand in Prospect Park to listen
10 the annual concert given by the United German
singers of Brooklyn, assisted by the 25d Regiment
Band yesterday afteraooa. 4 chorus of two nun
dred voices under the direction of Carl FiGua oc-
of the programme was Der schw;ir Auf Dem
arranged for male chorus and oand by Carl Filue
An incidental barytone solo was sung by Dr. w.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19

York. N. Y, June S. 19o5-sealed proposals will be
received until O'Clock L. NJ, then
opened for the manufactur and delivery to the
bedsteads Quantity subject 20 cent. increase
bidding. specifications and other information
obtained this office. Proposals be
sealed envelopes marked: Proposals
Ladders opened June 90 1905 addressed TO
G. S. BINGHAM. Mai. & Or. Mr. U. S. a. Depot Q. NJ
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19
Proposals.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
l. the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. Navy De-
pertment Washington. d. C. until 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ
f,, 1s 1905 and publicly opened Immediately there
after to furnish at the navy yards. New York n Y
n Mare Island Cat. specified quantity of steel
nistes Channels angles. shapes. and castings.
,,ating about $3.50 Delivery to be made as
tSSTfraS twenty-four months following date
Of contract Applications for proposals should refer
% ScheduIe IS. Blank proposals will be furnished
upon application 10 the navy pay offices. New YORK,
- and San Francisco Cal, the Bureau
II r b HARRIS Paymaster General L. S. y,
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19

Mount Tom, All Outdoors Magazine" is
the title of a periodical edited by Gerald
Stanley Lee. at Northampton. Mass. 1t de-
scribes itself as devoted to rest and worship
to little look off the world, and to relieving
ones mind" A glance through the contents of
the first number favors the impression that the
last object stated is not the least Among the
titles are "A Reflection Up On the Rock" 1.-The
Behavior Of New-England Scenery" IA Cows"
"One Way to Feel Tall" and "a Cheerful Crit
icism Of the New-York SUM-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19

There is, after ALL need of subjecting one
self to the lethal inhalation of chloroform On
Al tanning the age of three score years, 1t ap-
pears, from the examples of long lived great
men cited by DR.. A 7. SchofielG in his new
book, Nerves in Order" published by Funk u
WagnaIls. Each of them has his own maXins
and rules for combining longevity and effective
ness so ali that the reader has to do is to OBJ
serve all the rules and barring accidents. attain
years if not discretion. Here few of the
maxims to begin with:
Moltke when asked in his nnetieth year how ne
mad maintained his health and activity, answered
indoor ggea Srsp m said th reguary and
abstinence are the secrets of long life" Sidney
uted his long life to regular exercise An American
nonagenaran the Hon Nea DON ra, OF ina NAME e. fd s
turbance of the digestive organs. and OF exposure
lection against its influence. Cornaro's rule was
extreme Temperance in eating and moderation in In
and nothing that did not. Chevreui was sparng IN
e ae sda ke oden beeG hs h
great length OF years to his habit of living mainly
ncluding i'm 59 Bread Victor Hugo inscribed the follow
ing rule of life wall of HaHtevi,te HoGsz.
Lever six, diner dix
Fait vivre Thomme dix fois dix
Jewett told Dr. G. Pope the well we'll. known Tamil
is the way to live long
One of the results of the uniting of the educa
tional publishing HOUSES OF Z. P. kellogg & Co,
of New-York. and E. o. Vale, of Chicago. has
been the merging of four of the periodicals here
tofore issued by the two houses into the Teach
ers' Magazine" The new magazine will be pub
lished monthly. except in July and August, and
will be devoted TO the interests of all grades
from kindergarten and primary to high school,.
The name of the publishing amalgamation
is the United Educational Company
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19

the State Department at Washington in that
at Austin. No copies Of it, even. were on file
Undaunted the Messrs. Barrie continued the
search until they located the missing document
and were able to print authoritative copy of
it. They are SO proud of their prowess that
they omit to inform the public where they finally
located it.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19

A pvERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
~ Tribune received their Uptown ONCE No. 1,5os
Broadway between 36,n and 5Tth Until O'Clock
ADVERTISEMENTS following branch offices
regular office rates un,i. O'Clock NJ viz: 254 Sth-
ave G. ccr Z3d-st l53 6th-ave 12th-st.; 81 East
I4th-st; 257 42d-st between 9Th and Sth aves
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19

new volume on THE Cathedrals of England
will be among the fall importatons of Dodd'
Mead & Co 1t will contain sixty full page Illus
trations in colols of the great English cathedrals
made by a new process. The descriptive text
aims 10 be unusually full and authoritative
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19
DEATH FROM BINeHAMToN TORNADO.

Binghamton, n. Y, June 1S-The first death to
be attributed to the tornado that devastated por-
tion of this city two weeks ago is that of Mrs
Elizabeth Maloney, who died this morning from
illness brought on by nervous shock, produced by
storm.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 42s Sunset 1888 Moon rises 937 Moons age IT
HIGH WATER.
AM.-Sandy Hook GIG Gov Island OBS He'll Gate IL 81
P.M-Sandy Hook 92S Gov. Island 9:51 Hell
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19

Marcelle Tinayre's latest novel, 1.-THE House OF
Sin' in a translation by A. Smyth, is about to
be published in an American edition by Bren-
tano's.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19
Public Notices.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
STATE OF NEW YORK
OARD OE RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS

PUBLIC NOTICE.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
BOARD OF RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS
Albany 5. 1905
A PPLICATION HAVING BEEN MADE TO
~ this Board under Section Railroad Law b.
the New York Jersey Railroad Company reorgan
cation Of the Hudson Tunnel Railway Company tho
petition alleging the applicant company re
ceved from of Rapid Transit Railroad Com
city Of New York franchises
railroad under certain said city
which are named the pctition) fer the
auired under provisions the
been complied with by the applicant company.
and that public and necessity require
construction applicant Companys railroad NOTICE
hereby public hearing said application
will be held by d New Office.
Whitehall Building II Battery Place. New York City
on Tuesday, June 20. 1905 at TWO P NJ.
BY the Board.
Secretary Board Of Railroad Commissioners
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19

advanced the circulation of that series past the
half million mark.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19

Another newcomer in the periodical field is
'The Broker" weekly publication emanating
from Brooklyn. and devoted to the purely COM
mercial and utilitarian purpose Of listing the
intended purchases of exporters, manufacturers,
contractors. railroads and other businesses, as
well those OF municipalities and the United
States government.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19

NOVERNOR'S ISLAND, N I. H, JUNE s,
~ 1905 Sealed proposals in trplicate. for the con-
strction of post hospital Fort Wood, N Y. II. VIII
be received here until II A NJ June 20 1875. O. :
furnished on application Envelopes containing
viii be endorsed Proposals for post hospital Fort
Quartermaster.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19

Agnes Tobin's translation from Petrarch.
"The Flying Lesson" published in London by
Heinemann, has been brought out In the United
States by Paul Elder * Co. San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19

The sales OF you Can Search Me-" the
seventh ot the John Henry" books. arc said by
the publishers G w. Dillingham; & Co., to have
New-York tribune., 1905-06-19
We Turf.

CoNEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUE.
RACING AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY.
,, June Is to July 4, 2:SO P. NJ Rain shine.
TO-DAY, ROSEBUDs. GRASS SELLING. other races.
Leave M East 84th st. E r. via L / r R, at II
lao. 2:10. 2:40 $40 P NJ Take ferryboat White
hall st. N Y: IL A NJ and thereafter every 90 min
utes connectio5 at 39th Brooklyn 80 min
utes by Brooklyn Rapid Transit All Brooklyn trolley
cars transfer direct to track. Concert by Lander.
GRAND STAND. S3.O0. FIELD STAND. sl.O0.