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New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
SU1EEPING LABOR BILL.
Dir. Thompson, of Kings, Would
Establish Eight Hour Dan.

Albany Feb. pa labor bill of sweeping effect
was introduced in the Assembly tonight by Mr..
Thompson, Of Kings County. 1t establishes the
eight-houT day as the legal day of labor and pro-
hbits agreements for than eight hours In
State or municipal employment, corporation con-
tracts with State municipality. and the follow
ing hazardous vocations:
Work in buildings or rooms where the tempera-
ture IS ordinarily above 100 degrees below 60 de-
grees polishing, cutting or laying stone. or metal
work. where dust from is constantly inhaled ::
underground work where conditions require forced
Graught or artificial air; bakeries confectionery
factories; all work requiring Of mercury, white
lead or other noXious substances; engineers or
nrenen on steam electrical engines. except loco
motives: drilling blasting work; excavation or
other work where employees forced to stand in
water: all work street cleaning and repairing:
cigar and tobacco factories. shop work by tailors
workers
Persons regularly employed by the month year
in State institutions exempt. Violations by any
employer is made a misdemeanor.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
NO FALLS IN MTLLaHOURS.
Meritt'S assertion Surprises Assem-
bly-Treaty Resolution Killed.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BUNB,l ]

Albany, Feb. 20-In a debat1. a resolution 10
ask the President take steps negotiating treaty
with Great Britain to protect Niagara Falls. As
sembyman Merritt made the following surprising
declaration:
If the taking of water from Niagara Falls
would lead TO the building up of homes the
making of business, L would be willing to the
last drop turned from the falls only turned on
at certain intervals. not IL mill hours when Il
considerable portion Of the population of the State
is present
Assemblymen Merritt. Wade and Thompson op-
posed the resolution. Assemblyman Palmer charged
that the Niagara. LockpOrt and Ontario Company
had The right of unlimited use of water. and was
owned by the Nanderbilts; that already quarter
OF the water of the river granted for mill pur-
poses, and that the existence of the falls was
threatened
The debate on the resolution somewhat acri-
monious II was charged that the opponents Of
the bill represented corporate and power
that Of these opponents We're authors of much
criticised bills-the Merritt Racquette Lake Power
bill of 1903 and the Thompson Niagara measure of
1901 The resolution was killed by a party vote on
motion to reCOmnEs The Republicans voted in
favor of reCOmmittal.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21

Rotterdam. Feb IS . p m-Safed steo,,.- r,,.,,
putch). Bruinsma. New York ''' i''''efda'
Antwerp. Feb lS-Sailed tcau1er F{rt,tsh
Riddle. Nev-York ''' i-"'P"e ttNf'
houlogne Feb ~, l23O m-Sailed.
')utchl, hruinsnla Urom Rotte rtam, ~
Hamburg and Dover, York - '-''' V'V'"
!r P,ia. ~ -, - = Saiied steamer KoniE Albert
'aai&. Feb lS-Arrived steamer Manuel Calvo ts1a,,
- costello New York Tor barcelona etc ~ ''''''''
Nice, Feb 20 Arrived steamer Motka tt;e-
NeH-lork Madeira. Genoa 80
Malta etc cruiseI 49, w SN'e
NeW-Nork sta Naples. N" F'"sS'iu''
Les3ern Feb ISNrrved' steaEaer Caabria tRr, cover
Table Bay, jan 2iNArrlyed steamer Comerie ,rl Nc
Gil NeW-fork for Hiogo. Yokohama etc ~
hio Jane'r0- Feb 1TSailed Nforehapt prtrc.
is4i). aieDougal tfsom Santosl. New~York t
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
Public Notices.
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION

y,
First Department-In the matter of the application
of the Hudson Manhattan Railroad COMPANY for the
appointment three determine and
port whether railroad ought be and or
Grated -
PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant
70 the provisions Of chapter Of the of 1891 as
road company VIII apply TO the Appellate Division
Supreme Court Of the State New York for the First
Judicial Department thereof held at the
appellate DIVISION Court House, Madison
25th Street in the Borough OF Manhattan IN the CITY ~
New YORK on Friday the 10th day March 1905 at one
O'Clock the afternoon.
can be heard for the appointment three Commission
erS IN the above entitled matter
said Appellate Division after due hearing
ca anu operated The which he aforesaid
application will be made the petition of the sad
sS ing me same al OF which filed in the
once 9 the Clerk OF the said Appellate Division on or
ABOUT Feoy 10Th 1905 and in addition such Other
paleIS as sha be presented to the Court by the
A description of the route general plan OF COR
srucuen OF said railroad part Of the rap4rs 5ls4
as aforesaid The following brief and subsr ,rt,i
sy ynopSs OF the said From state line unGS
the Hudson River Street thence ur,isr ~
Cortlandt street point the Weser,v ill.,
OF Church street and thence curving Northwardly 49,
anu thence Nestwardly under Fulton Street ana Wes,
street and the Hudson River the line with
i.H''ie'tS uiitt icy street from
W ~ a station al church Street Broadway and
under broadway TO John Street. Gnu
ne correct ~ the aforesaid application obtain the
appointment OF commissioners
pLbhc hearing OF all parties interested whethe- seh
ouEht to bc constructed and operated ana sbau
report the evidence taken Appellate Di,.ioS
gether with report OF their
II IN avor OF the constru ton and operation OF sats Fa
r''d vas TINS company Will ask that shall be1 shaII
Nneh cohhImed by SAID Court. taken in iIe, - ss
ents OF the property along the lines ~ ~,
said Railroad COMPANY "N7S W tnc
Dated New York,
HUDSON AND MANHATTAN RAIIRO,r ,r ,,c,,-,,,-,-
oS w. u McAlOO. Presidcn.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
IN THE SENATE AND ASSEMBLY.

Albany. Feb. 2o.-Governor Higgins's special mes
sage on the water supply question was the feature
in both houses of the legislature tonight. In the
Senate the message referred to the Committee
Cities in the Assembly it went over for print
ing.
Senator Drescher presented in the Senate peti-
ton with eight thousand signatures headed by the
Protective Leaguc of Salt Water Fishermen of
Brooklyn against the bill permitting net fishing in
Jamaica Bay. Senator White presented a petition
signed by Chancellor Day and the faculty of SYRIA
cuse University and other citizens of Syracuse
against the repeal OF the spring duck shooting law
In the Assembly five minor bills were passed and
five advanced to the order of final passage.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
ROYAL
Baking Powder
Makes bread in an hour-
no standing over night.
so,.L ..slso sowo.R co.. new YORK.

of the commission The appointed commissioners
receive $500 year and hold Office for one year
Sixtv-hve thousand dollars Is appropriated for the
uses of the commission. whose report must be made
to the next legislature. Some of the features of
the bill are follows:
Your committee has been forced to the conclusion
that the best way to insure real progress by afford
ing sense of security all sections of the State
and so prevent the employment in the localities
affected of plans framed for obstruction solely and
to do Justice al. tC create State Commission
of Water Supply. be appointed Immediately and
to report to the State legislature not later than
January Is 1906 the available sources of supply,
the respective purity of each of supply, and
the time expense and practicability of constructing
q State system of water supply.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
ANTI TIPPING BILL PASSED
Goes Through Senate by Vote of
28 to II.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Albany, Feb Ex-senator Saxe's measure to pro-
hibt the corruption of agents, employees and ser
wants. called the "Anti-Tipping' BILL but primarily
directed against the practice of giving commits
sions to purchasing agents, passed the Senate to-
night by vote of 2S to IA. Senator Grady, who
had declared himself against it two separate
occasions. not present and il left for one
Of the majority members. Senator Cassidy, of
Schuyler. to lead the opposition.
Senator Cassidy declared that he did not believe
in the bill. because its enforcement would be i'm
possible ''It is useless said he. Ito try legis
late morals into the people. Since the gver and
taker of bribe would be equally guilty it would
be impossible to obtain evidence to convict either.
Senator Cooper replied that all the New-York and
Brooklyn business men with whom he had talked
favored the measure and that he could indorse it
from personal experience Il have found that
Of my agents have been regularly receiving 10
per cent commission on their purchases" said he
Against of them / have Just recovered a
judgment for $4,000 for this cause"
All the Democrats present voted against the bill
together with Senators Cassidy, Fancher and Hin
man. of the RepuhiCans.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
P4RKER FOR BELMONT co.
Represents the Interborough Before
the Court of appeals.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE, ]

Albany Feb. 26.-Certap prophecies made before
electicn We're recalled to-day when ex-Chief Judge
Parke- app sAre1 ii the Court Of Appeals to argue
in behalf of the interests of his ardent sup
porter August Belmont. Mr.. Parker. whose as
sauts on trusts and corpora tons were so vehement
the close of tha campaign. appeared behalf of
The Interborougl- Company.
This action began in 1902. when the Interborough
Company applied tc the Board OF Railroad Commits
sioners for permission TO construct and operate
eight lines Of stres: surface railway in the Bor-
ough of The Bronx The application was contest
ed by the Union Railway Company which argued
that the proposed lines were not required by public
necessity or convenie--s and. moreover, that 10
per cent of the sto-h of the Interbcvnugh Com
pany had not been paid in good faith
II was pointed that The Bronx in proportion
to its needs far better equipped with railway
facilities than the thicky settled districts
south and that, in proportion it's population
the street railway mileage two and half times
greater than that of Manhattan. The application
was denied The Interborough people carried the
case TO the Appellate Division which granted their
this decision the Union Railway Company now ap
meals.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY .
THURsDAY. FERRUARY p
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Monday, Feb. 20, 1905.
TO-DAY.

ARRIVED
steamer Ryndam GIolland America Line Rotterdam
with station at Siasconsett. Mass. 3:45
steamer La Gascogne tFr Unsworth Havre FEBRUARY
IL to the Compagne Generate saantique, with ~
cabin and s52 steerage passengers mails and mdse
steamer Fert titaH Parodi M Porr1an. Spain January
- and Gibraltar 81. to Bowring Co. with iron ore.
stealaer Roma lFr, velrLes Marseles February AMI
steerase passengers ana mdse Arrived the Bar
steamer Republlc CBD; McAuey. Alexandria February
ana and 8 S9pe5 3 to the Whit star Line with l4 cabin
Sssarsr sqsgushann@ (R cuyerwel ch!ttagong D.
chai 20 to the mon castle Mai! IS Co. Ltd. with mdse.
steamer shGTryvoTs Bro synonds santos January c5
steaher BYRON CBr cadoran. santos January 81. Rio
Janei-o February > Bahia = Pernamhuco I and Bar
ba9oa l$ to Bqsk 6 Ieyo4s with 80 passengers mails
s.samSr 6o9ee Dalton TO 1 Ponce &C. February Gqanica
Xar9yo @ ~ hayas9fr P % 10 a& san Juan H. to the New
and mdse arrive, arrive at The i}GI Bar at 800
Santiago February ! Cienfueeos 10 and Manzaniio H.
Arrived at The Far at lo:i3 '-''9N ''l4 ''uSs
H. 70 Munsoi with sushF Arrived At the Bar at
United Fruit Co. with sugar arrived the Bar $50
Steamer EI Norte Burns Galveston February a. 10
the Southern Pacific CO. with mdse Passed Quarantine
steamer Newton CBr Clark orleans February H.
to Busk Jevons, in ballast Arrived the II
steamer Esnsas city. Lewis savannah February Il
u the ocean : co with passengers and mdse. Passed
Steamer Larchmont Wilcox Providence TO the JOY IS
O. with passengers and mdse Passed Quarantine at
steamer Melville tRr. Jones st John y p. February
J.! to DAME Ba9on IN ballast. Arrived the f'ar
steamer Mamma Hata. Charles Baltimore: to II
Foster win mdse Passed in Sandy Hook at II 20 m
light air: thick fog
steamers Trinidad dr for bermuda Jefferson. Nor
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
FOR WATER CONFUSION.
Republican Club IRd0rses Bill of Its
Committee.

The Republican Club last night at its monthly
meeting unanimously Endorsed the State Water
Commission bill presented by it's committee on
city affairs and instructed ex-Assemblyman Finch
and Mr. Dutton OF the committee take & 10
Albany and press it's early introduction.
The clubs bill is modelled the Massachusetts,
water Commission bill. ano, Ike that act. includes
a provision for a supervision OF the sewerage Of
the various cities II provides for a commission of
Eve to be appointed by the Governor. Manhattan
provides one commissioner. Brooklyn another and
the Attorney General State Eng@eeF and Sur
seyor, b. virtue OF their Office. make Up the rest
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
GUGGENHE1M EXPLORATION DEAL.
Terms Settled Under Which American smelt-
ing and Refining Company Takes Control.

The terms under which control of the GuGgen-
helm Exploration Company will pass into the hands
of the American Smelling and Refining Company
have practically been settled it was announced
yesterday in Wall Street. 1t is proposed to form
a corporation with capital of $40 O00.G0 half
of which Is to be per cent cumulative preferred
and half common stock.
The exploration company will turn over to the
corporation its majority holdings in the West
ern Mining Company, OF Colorado. and the Velar-
dena Mining and Smelling Company. OF Mexico.
all the stock of the Federal Lead Company, of
Missouri, and its holdings Of shares Of various
other properties located chiefly in Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
RESULT OF DoDGE-MoRsE CASE?

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUNE.l
Albany. Feb 2o.-An amendment to the Civil code
apparently framed to affect the type of legal
proceedings employed by District Attorney Jerome
will be introduced tomorrow. The amendment
will provide that upon the testimony and evidence
in indictment proceedings where preliminary
hearing is had in a magistrates court, a copy of
the minutes of the proceedings shall be filed with
the indictment and the defendant shall have
right to obtain a copy. 1t is suggested that this
may have resulted from the proceedings to the
Dodge-Morse cases
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
SUPERINTENDENT MORGAN IN ALBANY.

IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
Albany, Feb 20.-George w. Morgan State Su-
perintendent of Elections for the Metropolitan Dis
trict came to this city tonight. but declined
discuss the purpose of his visit beyond suggesting
that he out of curiosity. The appropriate tion
bill. carrying allowance of $207C0c for the ex-
penses of his bureau will up in the Senate
tomorrow It this appropriation that pro-
voked the Hinman resolution of las. week
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
STATE BAR TO ACT ON HOOKER CASE

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBTNE.l
Albany, Feb. 20-A special meeting of the State
Bar Association has been called 10 consider CON-
munication from the Assembly Judiciary Commit
tee inviting it TO be represented the egsla tive
investigation of the acts of Justice Warren r
Hooker. II is believed that the assocato: viii
renew its consideration Of the report of tbs com
mittee which investigated the charges agains@ Jus
tice Hooker. 1t is prOphesied that. without oppo-
sition, resolution will be passed recommending a
legislative investigation. Such a resolution was
defeated by a close vote at the recent session.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
LOOK FOR so CENT GAS
Legislators DO Not Erpect an In
Uestigation, Ho1ceUer.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1BuxE.I

Albany. Feb 2o-The general consensus OF opin-
ior OF the legislators who returned from the
cent conferences of Republican leaders in New
York City was that there would be legisla tive
investigation of the gao lighting situation in New
York City. On the ottec hand, IT seemed to be the
general impression thai soma measure graduating
the price by annual decreat.s from the present
price to so cents would be introduced and passed.
The is that no final decision has been reached
Another hearing will be held on Thursday on the
ure will be promptly introduced: Governor Hg
gins was asked tonight if he had the reports
OF the agreement on an S0-cent gas measure.
Yes was his reply; Il have seen that and sew
eraI other surprising statements" He declined,
however, to discuss the report.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
FOREIGN PORTS.

York.
Manchester Feb 10 Arrived steamer Thespis tBr) Fer
tBr) sheppard. New-York. ''
Bristol Feb steamer Rrts,ol Sg.v
FTanland. NeW-York N'' N''''
Lizard Feb 2p-Passed steamer Grosser Kurfurst er,
ReimKaste1, Bremen Tor New York via Cherbo,irE
Prawle Point Fen 10 Passed steamer Washington 1tier
fhoen, New York Tor London. '|'
Dover. rep ~ m-Arrved. steamer iceland CIr,
Eroonhead, New York for Antwerp land procee1.t1
London Feb 20Arrived steamer CansueIo SRr, Xytsyy
York N'' ~"
Greenoek Feb 20 Arrived Monaghan Cr, stir
rhtt. New ofk Via bermuda and SOUTHAMPTON
Amstt rdam, Feb @O--Arrived. steamer Prins Wlem Y
Venezuela. $1,000 N'N'
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21

Washington. d. c. February II. 19O5.-SeaIed pro
posals din dupcate fo- the construction of frame bu1
ings be used school houses
the following points Alaska Carmel Bristol
Bay), Seldovia Cook Inlet Wood K7diak)
also at Nakuat Hanes Kilinoo WranSel and jackson.
in Southeastern Alaska. will be received
until o'clock =. Saturday April 10 19OS.
and Will be opened immCdi3 in
q he
is reserved reject any bids received Blank
forms of proposal embracing specifications,
tained application the Department. the
missioner of Education drawings showing details
NAV be inspected Plans specifications may also he
seen and ohtanei from Prof William Kelly. Sitka
Alaska; Juneau Douglas Livingston Jones
Of Juneau: and L. :. KetChi-
kan, Wrangeil. SCagway Seward. Valdez, Alaska.
r A SecTe
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21

Under the direction Of 1Ir- Heinrich Conrled
LAST WEEK But ONE OF OPERA SEASON
This Evening Special PerfOrmalca~ fIlavbrs
Bul-CAvALLERIA RCsTIcANA De Macchi. ia
coby. Bauerrneister; NM Nuiho. Giraldoni Followed
by PAGLiACCI-Lennon; Caruso. Scott. Bars. Parviz
Conductor. FIgna
Wed Morng, Feb. q tvash Birthday. Mat az II IA
prec'y-Last PERT Of PARSIFAL-Fremstad Burg
Wed Evg FEB p at s-TOSCA Emma Eamss;
CarusO, Scott Ftossl. Bass. Conductor. Vigaa-
Thurs Aft' Feb %. Mat At l-30-(iO ETTEF-
DAEMMERU%t4. <crdica. Walker. Alien. Weed. Ralph
Mulford; BurEstaIer, Blass. Mdhlmann Coud'r Hertz
Fri EvE. Feb. a. at s-BALLO N MASCHERa
Emma Eanes. Alien. Homer. Caruso ScOtti. PIancoa
Journet, Bsgue. Conductor. Nigna-
sat Attn. Feb. 25. at DIE FLEpERMACS Sem
brich. Walker Alten. Diopel. ReiSs. Gortz. Grsder
Muhlmann. Hanseler- Cond'r. FranSo-
sat Evg. Feb. 25. Popular Prices at S-AIDA- De
Macchi Homer; SaIeza. Gira1donL Journet. MGhmann
Conductor, Vigns-
WEBER PIANO USED
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21

ii was announced at the City Hall yesterday
that Mayor Mcclellan would go to Albany to-day
TO attend the hearing water bills before the
Legislative committee. The Mayor win go on the
Empire State Express. starting at $50 o'clock In
the party will also be Corporation Counsel Delany
Commissioners Oakley OF the Department of Water
supply. several other city officials and delegations
fTOm several OClatiOuS p.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
FOR M'kINLEY SQUARE FLAePoLE.

Albany. Feb. 20.-The Mckinley Square Liberty
Pole and Flag Association of New-York City, was
Incorporated to-day to liberty and flag pole
in Mckinley Square, in The Bronx. The directors
include Jacob Levy. John II. Knoeppel and William
S. Hughes of the Borough of The Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
BILL SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.

Albany Feb. Ex-Governor Higgins to-day signed
the bill of Mr.. Wainwright authorizing the Ad-
jutant General of the State TO sell certain equip
ments and supplies to the War Department.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
AFFECTS MARRIED WOMEN TEACHERS
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRI

GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Albany. Feb. 2o.-Assemblyman Hartman tonight
introduced a bill said to be drawn by Supernten-
dent Maxwell of New York City, prohibiting a mar
ried woman from teaching school in Newly orK
City, except in cases where her husband is dead.
she is divorced, show proof that he is
phYsicallY mentaly unable 70 work.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
Proposals.


- logical SURVEY. Washingtoa. D. c.. February 10,
19O5.-Seaed proposals will be received Office
of the United Reclamation Service, Chamber OF
Commerce Building, Denver, Colorado O'Clock
p. April 10. 1906 and then opened. for the
struction OF concrete diverting dam regulator.
and 8 L miles of canal with the auxiliary for
the OF dverting the flow of water OF the Belle
Fourche River. at point about mile from the town
OF Belle Fourche S Oak. and conducting the same
to reservoir miles northeast of that Plans,
specifications and forms Of proposal be obtained
by Application TO the chief Engineer of the Reclaa
tfOn Service U. s. Geological Survey. Washington.
d c. or to Raymond F. Walter. Engineer at Chamber
of Commerce Building. Denver. Colo. Belle
Fourche. s Oak Each bid must be accompanied by
certified check for $1,000. payable the order Of
the Secretary Of the Interior guaranty that the
bidder wH II successful promptly execute satisfac
tory contract and furnish bond in the OF 20 per
cent OF the price perform
of the work The right To
all bids, accept schedule and
and to waive technical defects the
service require Bidders be present
the opening of the bids. Proposals marked
Proposals for Main Supply Canal Belle Fourche
Project S OAK z. A. HITCHCOCK. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
II S. ENGINEER OFFICE, NEWPORT, R.

l.: Jan. q. l905,-sealed proposals for furnishing
and delivering Portland broken screenings
and sand Boston Neck and Fort Adams r. l. will be
received here until II A. NJ Feb D. 1905.
iciy opened. Information furnished applca J.
H WILLARD. 1t. Col. Engrs.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
BILL TO AMEND INHERITANCE LAW.

Albany Feb 2O-A bill amend the collateral in
heritance law. by limiting the succession Of per-
sonaI property with descendants of brothers and
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
COST OF CITY LIGHTING IN CHICAGO
Municipal Electrician Replies to Statements
of Consolidated Upholders.

Edward B. EIlicott City Electrician Of Chicago.
in a statement prepared for Controller Grout, and
made public yesterday, takes exception to the
statements made by interests friendly TO the light
ing trust in this city with reference 10 the cost
of lighting in Chicago, and with reference also TO
the alleged futility and exravag agance OF trying to
establish a municipal lighting plant in this city.
Mr. Elcott, among other things, says:
On the basis OF interest charged against money
invested in building and operating the plants and
similar charge against the investment necessary to
the service. results up to January l. 1895.
follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21

posals IN tIiplicate. received a the ofhcs
OF the Isthmian Canal 'mmission Washington. d. C.
until 3 90 o'clock p NJ. the 2sth day February
1905. at which time they will be opened in public
furnishing Five C5) Contractors Wagons Further
particulars be had application, o.
she Ishman Canal Commission. Washington D. c
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
Total cost 81 rented serviee.

thus we md that under the worst conditions the
city" has expended and possibly lost in taxes and
interest S2ss Z3e 8 less than it would surely have
cost 10 rent the same services 1t is plain TO any
thiTnklng man that our profits to date must be as
Aeiua! money saved over rented s299 236 So
aua"h OF plants pess deprecation) 100000
profits for seventeen years operation 90 I5e 9e "a
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these coIur,. ~.
recommended to the readers of The Tribune a.
thoroughly reliable and business done By mail
with the advertisers with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

bunrlse b4bT sunset Moon h:I0 MoOns
HIGH WATER.
AM.-sandy Hook s49l Gov. He'll Gate f:01
PM-sandy 919i Gov. Hell Gate II ~