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New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
TULLY ON HOSPITALS.
Cannot See Where He Is to Blame
for OUercroscding.

James H Tully, Charities Commissioner yester-
day attributed the present crowded condition OF
the bospitas TO the severe winter and the variety
of questions demanding the attention OF the CITY
administration When a Tribune reporter told
Mr. Tul.y that ex-Commissioner folks was re-
ported to have declared him responsible IN NOT
forewarnirg and thus forearming himself against
the present conditions. Commissioner Iuiiy salu'
Every man is entitled 10 his opinion. of course
him entirely. II could obtain in advance Sn 9
unlimited issue of corporate stock we ntsn' .P Pe
city has a number of things 10 consider ana lhe
winter has been unusually severe ,.
work a number of men dependent for their sus-
Ienance good weather LABOR Inns WllJeI vi.
lasted for a month or TWO. Only last Friday week
] asked the Board of Estimate for an appropria-
alton, besides other things, is to include building
for indoor and outdoor tuberculosis patients on
$4,000 place for convaesaents on ocean Park
way. Coney Island .-,..-
All institutions are now taxed TO tneiT GapacIg, @ "
but if the appropriation goes through nope we
shall be better prepared next winter. Meanwhiie
the overcrowdng still makes its influence leIt
throughout the city. Rehei' however is no" eA-
pecfed.
Acting Superintendent Rickard of Bellevue told
the reporter last night that at the preceding mid
night the hospital accommodated 9s3 patients
by discharging certain patients, he said. we
brought the number down to 945 this morning
Some idea of the work done by the hospital
may be gained when I say that the admissions IN
while last year, with substantially the same
number of the stan, nllnu you, lHey
amounted 10 twenty-eight thousand more 'na'i N'e
times the number 49,, .oL,
buildings accommodating another thirty patients
vii he onened this morning and the two remain
ing by the end of this or the beginning OF neXc
week The fetal accommodation of the four is
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
DISCREDIT CHADWICK WEALTH.
Cleveland Men Said To Be in Search of 1t
Not Here

Those familiar with the Chadwick situation in
this city despair os the Of any search for
81 10000 in cash and diamonds worth $4,000 sup
posed TO have been hidden by Cassie L. Chadwick.
According TO Washington dispatches, c. F. Leach.
collector OF customs at Cleveland and F. H Oldhor1.
chief Of the division insolvent banks of the Con-
troIers Office left the Capitol Monday night
bound for this city. TO make the search. Inquiries
in this city last night. however did not discover
the whereabouts Of either Of these men. and the
story of the hidden wealth here seems entirely
TO be generally discredited
'I have not been in communication with either
Of the two you want" Philip c. Carpenter,
Of Mrs Chadwick's New-York counsel, told a
Tribune reporter. II have knowledge that they
are in town. To the best Of my knowledge. Mrs.
Chadwick had money jewels here
United States Marshal Henkel, who arrested Mrs.
Chadwick. and in whose custody she was, made
substantially the same statement. Virgil P. Kline,
Of Cleveland, who was Mrs. Chadwick's counsel on
certain occasions, was at the Hoffman House last
night, but would not reporters
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
F,FTy.FIFrH BALL OF "BIe SIX

New-York Typographical Union No. announces
its ffty-ffth annual reception and ball, be held
in Grand Central Palace Monday evening, Feb
ruary 27. The proceeds of the affair to be de-
voted the hospital fund of the union. which
maintains beds in the different hospitals the city
times of sickness The committee in charge of
arrangements consists of V. J. Costello chairman:
w. B. Britain. secretary; A. A. Barr. ]. K Camp
bell Thomas ]. Coloe, j. II. Dunn. John A Dun
ply. George l.. Gaynor. August Henning William
Kane. James P. Keaveney, John Lindemann Will
lam Robinson, Henry Smith. S. Thompson and S
Zalesky. Promenade and dance music will he Inder
the direction of Eugene A. Johnson.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
gNAUGUR ALTON
Washington d. c.
March 9Th. 1905.

Those who will attend the Inau-
guration will save themselves much
time and annoyance by arranging for
accommodations in advance.
Tribune readers Will lind several
desirable places advertised in to-dav's
issuc in the narrow columns.
watch the paper every day
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
The Old Reliable
ROYAL.
BAKING POWDER
ABSOLUTELY
PURE
There is no substitute
MRS. SLATER WINS CASE.
InUaEd Son Cannot Get Share OF
Shoe Business.

Mrs. Cecilia Slater, the widow OF Jonn slater r1e
well known Broadway shoe manufacturer sue
ceeded in having set aside yesterday a so-c@lieu
family agreement" which she said she was coiil-
PEELED TO enter into by one of her sons. John j.
Slater by which he got % per cent or the recelPtS
of the business and similar amount 1or MS Ss'el'
when Justice Dowling, in the Supreme court ruleo
that the agreement rendered void by the terms
of Mr.. SIater's will and could not be enforced
against Mrs Slater's wishes
Mrs Slater. said Justice Dowling in his decision
had always Disseminated against her son In favor
of her daughter. and had given him little money
although he "a chronic invalid. and was de-
pendent for most OF his support and that of his
family the bounty Of stranger in blood. His
sister hostile TO him; the mother refused to
answer her sons letters and her mind had been
poisoned against him by absurd malicious
stories; even his physical distress used
means OF attack on him"
John J. Slater's father and his uncle, James
Slater, for years conducted the shoe business.
When John Slater died. on June % 1901. the firm
Slater by his will directed that All the rents ard
it's from mis- share in the shoe business were to go
10 ms widow IN lieu Of dover Mrs. Slater was 10
John j. Slater and his brother James were named
relatives and there was litigation. A sale was
ordered Pending it. John ]. Slater was. says JUS
tcs Dowling, "conspiring with Mrs. Cardeza.
wealthy lady, friend of his family of long stand
funds to buy in the business for the estate or for
the estate and himself in part ownership
James Slater resigned his executorship, and then
Mrs Slater and her son began to quarrel.
promise was arrived at, by which a corporation
Slater was to take stock for his interest in the
firm, and the John Slater estate to have an in
tesest in the continued business, receiving one
fourth of the stock In the company, amounting
to S25000, and s25 600 in cash.
This settlement became known the "store
agreement" John J. Slater agreed to sign it only
his mother signing another document, known as
the family agreement" by which he to have
29 per cent of the income. This is the agreement
set aside by the court.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Wednesday, Feb. %, 'O5.
ARRIVED


Steamer Bowie OBJ Kerr Liverpool February TO- to tie
White Star Line. with mdse Arrived at the Bar at
s'ems aqou r TriEe @ /, 5on6sn February
Arrived A. the Barr at 9:47 a m anu e'
Steamer Martello tBr). Bingham Hull February 1 and
Boston Il. to Sanderson & Son with mdse- Arrived
steamer Laurentian C3r stewart Glasgow February
10 10 Austin Baldwin Co. with 81 cabin 100 steerase
steamer Bueeher GeD, Kopr. Hamburg February Ii.
Dover and Bouogne Il to the Hamburger Inerean Line
Acgyed at 1f the Bar o. & GA . M, m 2ls ls!.a,,.
America Line With "a cabin and s65 seerase 1e
and mdse. Arrived the Bar at l0:4O a m
steamer Beeueno 'Brl; Gregsins Calcutta December 25
Norton & son. w!;h Tndse. Arrived the Bar $40
s STEAMER St Reae r} Cesntz f zo Ko6s Tovebs q
Manila 30 sabaa Janlar = port said % and Aige,s
February to Funch; Edye & Co with mdse Arrived
pa55 stsameF 4ahs2 q siiHgs Colon February II
steamer Fl sud Higgins Galveston February 1G 70 the
southern P'ciIc Co. with mdse. Passed Quarantine
West Is to Charles II Mallory Co with passengers and
ste3WeF s2tns Yqq9g % Mobile February T. Bruins
wick Is TO CnFiles II MALLORY Co with passengers
Steamer APaGAe Staples Jacksonville February 49, via
ana mdse Passed 9uara ntine at 6:43 a
to outeT6adss o. win 9s passeng5rs maila and
steamer Princess anne Tapley Newport Nous an, "
fox to The od Dominion S 60 with passengers ana
steamer Cnted states DAM. Wuln copenhagen Feb
dina American Line. win passengers and mSse
ANCHORED in Quarantins AZ ego m. is''
spain ar bgr9aa s 70 lrze Feltmann & Co with pas
,. sandy Hook j. Feb -. $3.50 m-wInd northeast:
SAILED
N59s 'SP%srs ot2ss fdaa @ & 5or 5sT Hg"aslsn @
& Fei{ Antenio Pn0bqs ,ierl. Flushing orders Ma
Mamma iiaa Baltimore Oneida Phladenha SoIaus
Orleans. hamilton Norfolk and Newport News, San
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
WHOLESALE FRAUDS IN PITTsBURG
Votes Found in One Box Before Polls Opened
Ballots Deposited in Bundles.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

Pttsburg, Feb. 22.-That each side in the fight for
City Controller yesterday stuffed ballot boxes to
degree most disgraceful is the charge by Dis
trct Attorney Stewart, who puts the number of
illegal ballots cast at five thousand. There is a
general call being made by the better class of cti-
Zens for vengeance on the lawbreakers.
II was not until the death of Inspector Dwyer, in
the 18th Ward. proved yesterday that ballot box
stufing was being done that the better class of
people would believe i. In Dryers district the
ballot box examined before the polls opened,
and li2 votes were found TO have been cast in the
night presumably. Dwyer fought arrest, falling
dead from heart disease His fellow election Off
GERS are In Jai. In many punches of illegal
votes bound together with rubber bands found.
District Attorney Stewart announces that there will
be wholesale arrests soon
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23

be made in the future. The committee says
it has repeatedly called the attention OF the
Treasury Department to the unhealthy conditions
existing in the federal building. and while the
department has refused to lend the committee any
assistance in ascertaining the correct facts the
committee learned enough OF menactng conditions
In the bu1nS to enable it to submit certain
mendations TO the Treasury Department. These
were favorably consder'J
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
STORY OF SCOTCH PALACE DOUBTED.
Lovelorn Man Claims To Be Relative of
Duke of Argyle.
rnx TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

New-Haven. Conn, Feb. 22-Colin Campbell,
claiming TO be first cousin Of the Duke OF Argyle
has brought suit against the city of New-Haven
for $500 damages for breaking his arm on an icy
sidewalk In the mean time he is guest OF the
city at the farm.
Campbell here two weeks ago, bent on
natrimOny. following Mrs. Jennie Cousins New
York business woman, who had become interested
in him. Tie Adams family. where Mrs Cousins
visiting. became suspicious OF his alleged 600
palace IN Scotland and turned him
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
AND THE GUN WASN'T LOADED.
StOrekeeper Held His Hands Aloft While
Young Bad Man Took Gum.

About $50 o'clock last night lad about seven
teen years old entered Jacob Lipschiefs candy
store at No. 9l5 Johnstone-ave.. Jersey City. He
1evelled revolver at Lipschiefs breast, and
dered him to throw UP his hands. Lipschief did So
and the boy proceeded with his left hand fl his
pockets with candy chewing gum and cigarettes.
When he turned to leave the store Lipschef sprang
over the counter and seized him The boy managed
20 wriggle out of his grasp and escape. As he did
so Lipschief got the revolver. and was disguised
to find that il not loaded.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
Public Notices.
SUPRE1GE COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION,

SUPREME COU RI, APPELLATE DIN1SlON,
- First Departmental the matter of the application
appointment Commissioners determine
whether railroad ought to be constructed and
PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant
% the provisions OF chapter 1891, as
undersigned Hudson and Manhattan Rail
road Compan VIII apply to the Appellate Division OF the
SuuTene Court OF the State Of New York First
Judicial Department term thereof be held
Appellate Division House, Madison Avenue and
25tb Stree In the Borough of Manhattan in the CITY ~
York Friday tie 10Th day March, 1905.
O'Clock the aftsruoon, thereafter counsel
the above entitled matter determine
Appellate Division hearing,
ed and operated The papers upon which the aforesaid
application will be made the petition OF the said
Railroad Company, dated February 1905 papers
accommodating the same all of which fled the
Office the Clerk OF the said Appellate Division on or
about Feby 10TH 1905 and addition
papers shall he presented to the said Court by
said Railroad Company
A description Of the general plan Of con-
sruction of said railroad form of the papers filed
synovss of the said From the under
the Hudson River West Street: under West
Cortlandt Street point Westerly line
OF Church Street and thence curving NOrthwardlv ana
under private property ard ey street 10 Fulton
ana thence NeSlwardly under Fulton street West
Street and the Hudson the State line with
subway for foot passengers under Dey from the
terminal and station Church Street way and
under Broadway John Street.
The object of the aforesaid application obtain the
appointment datArr,fps
public hearing Of all parties interested whether sNh
1atrosd ought 90 be operated and shall
repor the evidence taken to said Appellate Division to
II in avOr o. the operation OF said rail-
road tas this Company VIII thar shall bel shall
said Railroad Company - '+'0
Rasd New Ny, 9oTk * ,gj Eg6sgsry a 1905
hCDSON AND MANHATTAN RAILROAD COMPANY
w g.. MCADOO
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
HARRISON SMITH NOT INVOLVED.

Notice has been published Of the failure OF Fred
srsek IL Smith, broker. OF the Consolidated Ex-
change. This has caused some trouble to Frederick
y smith tr and Frederick II. Smith 3d. of Har-
rison e. Smith members of the New-York Stock
Fzchanee because of the similarity In names
Tetfber al the two last named at all involved
Ia the failure OF Frederick Il. Smith
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
ICE BLOCKS MISSISSIPPI AT NATCHEz
Excursion to New-0rleans Mardi Gras May
Have To Be Abandoned
fBY TELEaR ArH TO THE rRTBryE I

New-orieans. Feb. 22.-For the first time in seven
years the traffic the Mississippi River as far
the result OF the immense amount of floating ice
which is coming down the river 1t is probable that
all the river excursions from northern points
will have to be abandoned. as there is no proba-
bility that the river will be clear OF ice before the
Nafchez
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
TEXAS TO TAX ALL RAILROADS.
Bill Levying 11-2 Per Cent on Gross Earn
ings Passed.

Austin Tex. Feb. 22.-The Texas Legislature this
morning passed bill levying tax of IL per
cent gross earnings of all railroads operating
in the State. There was much opposition TO the
measure from some OF the members on the ground
that the tax was discriminatory in its character and
therefore would not stand the test Of the courts.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23

To start our boys department with
clean slate this spring we've wiped
out the old price of most every boys
suit we own-save only those just fin
ished for the coming season.
All our boys double-breasted, Nor
folk and three piece suits, with prac-
tically all our sailor and Russian suits
go on sale to-day at $4.75-regard-
less of former prices.
30O3 suits all told; summer and
winter weights; blue and black serges
and cheviots and fancy mixtures.
1899 double breasted suits; sizes to 1e; were up
to $500.
$40 three piece suits; sizes 10 to 1e; were up to
$1,000.
822 Norfolk suits sizes to IS; were up to s12.oo.
5ss sailor and Russian suits. sizes to 10: up
to $500
$4.75.
600 blue and black knee trousers;
spring weight; sizes 6 to 16; were
$1.75 to $2.75.
$I.25.
600 knee trousers, fancy mixtures;
spring weights; sizes 3, A and 5; were
1926 to 1925.
so cents.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
Z5s a42 1860
at at at
Warren st, 18th ST. 32nd st.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23

- Washington. D. C.. February 15 19O5-sealed pro
dupc9te) construction OF
be houses
the following points Alaska. Carmel bristol
Bay) Seldovia (Cook nlct) Wood Island Kodiak
also Ya1uIat, Haines Kinoo Wrangell and Jackson
in Southeastern Alaska viii be received
ment until t1o o'clock p m, Saturday, April 10 1905
and will be opeEe! thereafter
OF bidders raay right
is reserved TO reject ana al bids received Blank
forms of proposal embracing specLcatCDs, be
tained application the Department. 10 the Con-
missioner Education whore drawings showing details
NAV be inspected Plans and specifications as9 be
and obtained from Prof William A. Kelly Stcs
Alaska Juneau and Douglas from Livingston F. Jone5
of Juneau: from L. s Ketchf-
kan, Wrangell. Skagway. Seward, and Valdez Alaska
E. A. HITCHCOCK. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
PRINCIPAL CLUB TO GIVE LUNCHEON,

The Principal Club will give luncheon at Del
rnonico's next Saturday at l O'Clock. The speakers
will be President Tift OF the Board OF Education
bishop Potter and the entire educational staff of
tie State including Commissioner Draper and City
Superintendent Maxwell
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
Mill. BE RECEIvED AT THE

= Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts Navy Department.
Washington, D. C. until 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, March II.
1905. and publicly Immediately thereafter
nish the Navy Yard, New York y. Y 100000 wards
tabouu beached drill proposals will be
furnished upon application Navy Pay Office New
York. Applications should Schedule 81. H. T
3. HARRIS. Paymaster General L. S. y.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
p. o. SANITARY IMPROVEMENTS

The Treasury Department has under way se,,
eral alterations in the postofice recommended bv
the committee on the prevention of tuberculosis of
the Charity Organization Society. aud others will
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NIN1ATrRE ALMANAl

Sunrise e44 Sunset SAB Moon rises 1910 Moons a.. %
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy 80 Gov Island IO:46 He'll Gate 1o2a
PM-Sandy Hook Il 100 Gov. Island IL Hell Gate
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
*Brings mail.

Vale 49,. Galveston February 81 w MORGAN
Proeus. New OreaI February % Morgan
%Brings mail.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
Proposals.
.TMENT OF THE INTERIOR- GEO

4 OT NLO-
- logical Survey. washington. d. C.. February 10.
19O9Sealed proposals will be received the office
Of the United States Reclamation Service Chamber of
Commerce Building, Denver. Colorado, until o'clock
p. m, April 10, 1905. and then opened. for the
structon of concrete diverting dam and regulator
and 6 y miles canal with ths auxiliary works.
the purpose divertrg the of the Belle
FOuTche River Z point about mile from the town
of Belle Fourche. s Oak. ani conducting the same
to irvoic 6 miles northeast that Plans,
specifications ana forms Of proposal may be obtained
L. s Geological Survey. Washington.
D C, or TO Raymond F. Walter Engineer. at Chamber
of Commerce Building, Denver Colo. o. Bella
Fourohe, S. Oak. Each bid must be accompanied by
a certified check for So O00 payable the order OF
the Secretary of the Interior guaranty that the
bidder WILL if successful promptly satisfac-
tory contract and furnish bond in the of 20
of the price for the faithful perform
of the The right is reserved
all bids accept schedule reject other
and waive technical defects. tho interests
service requ:n- Bidders invited be present
the open ng OF the bids Proposals be marked
Proposals for Main supply Canal etc, Belle Fou:che
Project S. Oak" E A, HITCHCOCK. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
TO CONSULT WITH HANNAHAN.
Officers of Firemen's Brotherhood Will Con.
fer on New-Haven Situation.

New-Faven, Conn. Feb 22.-Timothy Shea sec
ond vice-grand master of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Firemen, left here for New-York to-day
to meet Grand Master Hannahan Of the Brother
hood, for conference the labor situation
affecting the members of the organization
ployed on the New-York. New-Haven and Hartford
system Mr.. Shea was accompanied by Andrew P.
Kelly chairman of the executive board of ths
grievance committee OF the local section Of the
brotherhood, and by many other members of the
executive board. 1t expected that the whole
situation would be laid before Grand Master Han
nahan and that he would advise TO further
action.
denial of a report that the Brotherhood of
Railroad Trainmen had been refused certain re-
quests and in consequence ready to assist the
Haven and Hartford Railroad, even to the extent
of a strike, made by First Vice President Todd
tonight who further said that demand of any
kind had been presented by the trdinmen, and he
knew of reason for demand. Three weeks
ago there disagreement in the case of a con
ductor who had appealed from decision a ques-
ton Of discipline, but, according Mr.. Todd. this
matter quickly settled according to the rules
which governed it. Since then no request of any
kind mas been presented 10 the officers OF the
pany by the Brotherhood of Trainmen.
Late last night J. J. Hannahan. grand chief of
the brotherhood OF Locomotive Firemen, who was
expected here. had not arrived at the Broadway
Central Hotel, where he usually stays when in
the city or in any cf the other hotels frequented
by officers of the railroad brotherhoods A story
appearing in an afternoon paper that Mr.. Hannahan
conference with Vice-Presdent Shea and other
leaders of the firemen, was denied. It was said at
have been inspired from the fact that a Mr. HanS5a
han, a Boston merchant, has been STAYING thara
for week or two
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
WAGONS-SEALED PRO.

Posals. in trpIicate. will be received office
OF the IsthmGn Canal r }mmissicn. Washington D. G
until 200 eSieck p NJ on the 2sth day of February
furnishing Five (5) Contractors Wagons Further
particulars may had upon spp-stsr at the office OF
the Isthman Canal Commission. Washington. d G.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23

Soa 'stVes'on; Royal U&change tBr PhilaaeIphta
Is.' NtuSp Na!lts, Venice e.t. NarragansetT frt
Vile. ''' "'.-st"n ana Jackson
The MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
-, FOREIGN PORTS
iNlil Feb ~ steamer Tusr,r,x. ~,
't4,llssaetld. NJ York London N~-''
5,ei' e50' Feo = 1880 u.-Saed steamer kaiser
N4'et'n ce Crosse ttegl Cuuoers tfror,, i3rer,a-,
New York via CherAcurr -'' "''"' p'einehl
East London. Feb 20-Arfived
tBrl GIN NcW-Nor " '"'' ->I4iiah fftnce
A@laoi FEB 2l--Arriyed. steamer Neseia .Fs~,
80 aot 4: I'D. steamer Andrew tTr4 TS,,-rerH1s
" York for Antwerp '''' F''@sei14u
New-Nork London ~O'" 'H'i wilson
~ieatiied.
AJo,,Iic I-.t ~, ~ Nion AarhuDsl New York
''' ~ ren - Arrived stearne- Ethlopa tI}rS papt.
Corc,6lo' Nav 9'& N Ir ta.g and pr-cec,ltdI '''"'
N"pvllIaSei Feb tArrved Tsccesfe ~,
lnanI. NeW-NorS Via News '~ '''''' HVE
feb laArrved steamer Eenf,-cr,- ~,
New-Nork via C1penharen N'N' YAM Stanl
HaNte. Feb 19-ArrlveG s;elpar f-,~,,u ~,
NeNporS News vim Ncv-YorE. ''N' '>oI'' FoNn
NtW-Ao. .k --N'''o NE'' Sasols
oe"ys gfs EmSat'ee steamer Baenos Aires ,spanD
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
Re-ubhoIste17Me-
and
Per0ve1zngFn1m1fnre.

We will quote for the re-
mainder OF the month of
February efcebtt0nally IOgO
Prizes on all classes Of this
work.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23

DUCHESS OF DANTZIC music is ObtanabIe for the
AeOIian Hall 362 Fifth Av.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
C0zlCheS.

We direct attention to the
following Couches & Chairs
which we make in our own
workroomS. and are there
fore in position to vouch
for the attention bestowed
on each individual part.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23

Price quotations for chairs are
for coverings Of French Velour
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
Vessel
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY p.
SATURDAY, FEBRUAR

Cienfuegos. Santiago. Ward...........12:OO 500 p
jefferson. Norfolk. Old Dominion. 300 y
Apache, Charleston. clyde. .....-.-...- 500 p
Sabine. brunswick Mallory. ............ 800 p
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23

IT HAPPENED IN NORDLAND music Is obtalassls
for the PIANOLA. Aeeiisn Halt SOC FIfth Az,