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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-06-17

LABOR DEFICIT IN THE SOUTH.


The Star has more than once adj
verified to the scarcity If labor, that
II growing acute at many points 10
the South, and pointed ont the ut
ter inadequaey Of the negro to me ct
the demand that the larger indus
trial movement has imposed, says
the Meridian Star, aud continues
There Is really more work than
there are workmen to do it; hut
Tins inequality might he meaSur-
ably removed, If such labor as we
have could be made available.
But it cannot be depended upon |;
the better the wages, the less The
negro works. II he cau earn
enough ia three days to subsist
upon for six days, then three days
becomes the limit of his labor,
therefore the greater the demand.
aud the better the wages, the less
the reliance that can be placed upon
this class Of labor.
In Mobile, ii would seem that
the work Of municipal improve
ment is suffering from the labor
famine aud the vagranry law is in
voked to remedy the situation, If
This correspondence from hat city
correctly describes conditions:
Unless labOrers can bp forced
to go to work by the Sheriff under
The State vngrancy law. III. rom.
pletion Ut the public improvements
now under way in Mobile will be
greatly retarded aud not likely to
be completed within reasonable
length, Ut time, according toa let
Ter sent Sheriff John Powers by
Engineer HazIshnrst Ut the Board
Of Public Works today Engineer
Hnzelhnrst invokes tue aid Of the
Sheriff in M attempt to overcome
the labor famine which threatens
Mobile. Iu his letter to the Sheriff
The engineer claims that the paw
iug contractors are unable to secure
workmet, 10 successfully prosecute
the work aud all efforts to secure
,nen ut 81 rs per diem have been
met with direct rpfusals to work on
the part 1T negroes and others. He
calls the Shprlff's attention to the
State vaRrsm.y law and asks that
he enforce it III order to shake mp
the loafers who congregata around
saloons and decline work at any
price. The engineer asks the Sher-
liz to furnish him with the num-
her Of arrests aud convictions
made under the vagrancy clause
within the past few months. It Is
understood that the contractors are
weeks behind ID their contracts on
account Of an inability to secure
laborers. /"
The simple truth II that better
source Of labor supply for the
South, must BE- found ur industrial
progress is tnre to suffer The
negro caDnot he depended upon to
meet the requirements of the pres
ent day movement. He Is made |
Quate; both III character aud In
Numbers; and the sooner We rec0R.
nise this deficit aud prepare to
meet ii the better II will be for the
Industrial economy Of this section.
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x.34. IL Toronto and return, June 10. 90.
22 and 49, Return limit June 30. Ex-
tension to Aug. 25th obtainable.
x.3G 40 Denver aud back. Go June 20
to July 3 Returning Jusy Ia. Exten-
ton to August 8.
E5D.fJ San Francisco and back. Lib
eral stop-ov1 and choice OF routes.
August 8 to inclusive. Limit 80 days
$Gx.I5 Poitiss i'd and back. Liberal
stop-overs. Choice of routes. On sale
every day, May % to September 30.
Return limit 80 days.
FG2.5O San Francisco and back. Lib
eral stop-overs. Choice of routes. On
sale June to September inclusive
Rates on application. Limit 80 days.
TICKET OFFICE
900 st. Charles, corner Gravier opposite
w. Telegraph Offices. Phones Main 363a-I.
New Orleans. la.
eG GtlEnaN n A
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SUPPLE MENT
OF THE
New Iberia Enterprise.
Saturday, June ~, 1905.
cARNE0IE's NEW SUBSIDY.

Andrew Carnegie, III MS e1Url
to get rid OF his wealth, has stun
bled npor ONE Of the most success
fnl plans for substituting pnbli,
opinion yet discovered. He has
set apart ten millions IN steel trns,
bonds as fund for the aid of SUI
perannnated college professors.
The Income will amount TO $780,.
600 u year and this will furnish M
annuity of five hundred dollars to
Que thousand teachers. or an annn-
ity ut Que thousand dollars to five
hundred. He has named the pres
idents OF some twenty-five of the
largest private colleges as trustees
of the fund. What will be the in.
fluence Of this fund.-
First, the trustees can not well
deponnce the steel trust while they
administer q fund drawn annually
from the treasury Ut the trust, aud
their silence will have its influence
upon the subordinate teachers 10
those colleges. What will it mesn
to have the Leading colleges II the
country made Silent partners with
great monopoly 1t tends to
psralyze the educational work
which the colleges ought to be do
ing.
What will the influence of the
prospective annnities on the thuuss
spds Of professors who will be
looking forward to the aid Thus
promispdi How many defenses Ut
aud excuses for mou,poly will
these tsinnities purchased
When Mr.. Carnegie WAS simply
a successful manufacturer his do
nations lacked the poison which
they now contain. Today he is,
next to Rockefeller, the greatest
beneficiary of the trust system
Many have opposed his gifts to
libraries but the fact that the cities
have to keep up the libraries aud
the further fact that the benefit to
each person il too small to cAleu..
late---thuse rpAsOns have led TO the
general acceptance OF his Libraries,
but il the case Of the fund for the
aid of INDECENT professors the nat
nral aud inevitable tendency will
BE- to suppress the discussion Of
the trust principle aud trust meth.
DDS just where they should be most
thoroughly investigated.
Now, IL Mr.. Carnegie will pro-
vide m annuity for needy editors,
another for aged ministers and
still another for snperannuated
congressman, senators and politi-
clans, be will have the batteries
pretty ekectually silenced, aud be-
could establish ali those funds
without exhausting ths sam which
Ne ID drawing from the public BY
the elimination Ut competition. III
NJ wants TO return to society the
money he has drawn from II let
him Invest his money ID governs
ment bonds and then surre..d. +
ths bonds for csncsllstion The
people would then be beDeiitted III
proportion ~ they pay taxes Or,
Il he wants to leave ! monument,
lst him build 90 aif-lius railroad
from ocean to ocean, with branches
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NOTICE

New Iberia La April 10Th, 1905
To the Stockholders of the New Iberia Milling &
Development Company, Ltd
Please take notice, that in compliance with
resolution adopted at the annual meeting of the
stockholders on May 18th, 1905. an adjourned
meeting of the said stockholders Ia hereby called
to meet at the Compauy's Office, State National
Bank building 124 ". Main 8 rect, New Iberia,
La. on Tuesday June 20. 1905, al 7:3O p M.
This meeting is called for the purpose of suthor-
ising the liquidation of the affairs Of the Company
or for the reorganization under such plans ms shall
be determined by the stockholders.
j. P. SUBERBIEbI,E, President.
G. L. WfDNEY. SECRETARY.
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GEO. SIMON
NOTICE.

New IBERIA, La, June /, 1905.
The Stockholders OF the Eckart Jewelry
& Mfg. Co., Ltd, are hereby notified
that there will be a meeting of the stock
holders on Monday, July Ord, 1905, at 10
o'clock a. IN. at their place of business,
for the purpose of electing officers for the
ensuing year.
j. w. ECK ART. President
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business standpoint was III action
and doings. not in words.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-06-17

side finish" is the name giveI
the invention. States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
TRADE TT CHICAGO.
f7r TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRrBrNE.l

ny TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBrNE.l
-.;,,ra Nay l7-Iongs In the wheat market
: rrott desi for sale to-day. and in its dlspo-
., s,,fscntaIly knocked &c of the price Of May.
~ september and 1870 OF the July price Germ
erin under the domination II the bulls ana
w. NJ &c advance for May and &c for July
80 v~ro fairly steady. showing unchanged for
.,,,ler and July at the close and isc down for
81 provisions were flrm to begin with and.
'. an interval OF slightly lower than opening
-" barlule Arm again near the end and closed
- higher 10. pork, 2i2c up for lard and m
hanged for rihs.
-. apcned easier, with a general disposition
.o,e the longs to take what profits there were in
81 dos Weather probab ilities. indicating more
~ and less rain. caused the easier feeling Re
- iron, the country On the crop conditions were
s--g Local receipts were only one car, but
o' elevator stocks were drawn upon to the
l!l'- II 10000 bushels OF contract wheat. Ship
e>'' .s-ce were $50, geo bushels; estimate for to-
I"s" none May closed 1T 94l2c, after selling
"' - IS s47sc and low as 94c. The highest
= rTfv WIS sac TO S77sc; the lowest S6'+c to
80 md thc close was SGAsc - S6l2c.
- yss str5ns At the start but there was a
-, AL for sale ut the advance. Helped by the
ss,-.rr tendency Of wheat the opening strength
- vanished = .ight trade was done. with huct-
,-,,s within a narrow range. Selling relaxed on
- s,,sn turn when prices got near to yesterdays
- Local receipts were % cars, with the csti-
- az ;o-raorroN 81 cars. Shipments from here
90. - 90 bushels. The range OF May was from
- down 10 s2-2c closing at 5Si2c. July closed at
g. after selling high 4S@so and as low
as 4si+c.
s,bo-r features A light trade done, and
e,.c-yattors wcre within a narrow range. Business
vs. mostly in September Receipts were 81 cars,
~ a.hiob 3 were contract. and OF the same grade
:, no bushels were taken from unlicensed elevators
estimate for tomorrow. 70 cars Shipments hence
were l64e9 bushels May closed at the bottom,
g7l.c. the highest 5l2c July sold from 293sc 10
CSC down 10 1sssc. closing At 23i4c.
Provision trade was trife more active early,
IN, after the first hour only a scattered business
was in evidence. The advance in prices a. the
yards and the light Of hogs caused a higher
open.rg but later the day prices sagged off with
coarse grains. The buying n the first hour was
led BIZ the Cudahy interests July pork sold from
xeG Of 10 81 60; July lard. from 81 &7lk 70 $40 of
TO me former price and july ribs from s. So UP TO
. 3d.. and eased of 10 s. 27'2. Hog receipts we're
. head. and prices at the yards advanced &C
10 l5c
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Bowling Green Trust Co.

70 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Capital, S2,5OO,000. Surplus, $3.50, 600
OFFICERS:
EDWIN GOULD President
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR 1st Vice-President
CHAS. P. ARMSTRONG I'd Vice-President
JOHN a. HILTON Sd V.-Pres & Treas
WILLIAM 81. LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS:
Charles P. Armstrong, Myron 7. Herrick,
Frank Brainerd Edward 7. Jeffrey,
Harry Bronner, Edward R. Ladew,
Robert C. Clowry, William M. Laws,
Edmund C. Converse. VIM. Willis Merrill,
VIM. Nelson Cromwell Winslow S. Pierce,
Grenville NJ Dodge, Dick S. Ramsay,
A. Goepel, Frederick B. Schenck,
Edwin Gould, William H. Taylor,
Frank Jaw Gould. Edward R. Thomas,
George J. Gould, John P Truesdell,
John A. Hilton, EFF. c. Young.
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Financial.
Financial.
Financial.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
To fhs Holders Of Voting Trusf Cerf,fIcafes for
PTeferred and Common Stock

with Mtnr ra constituent
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rarnanng mu ay 7oovu
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deemed h
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Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
- Summons in for Absolute Dtvorce-Genuaro
Marscovetere Plaintiff against Angela C1riglian0 Ma-s
covetere, Deieudaut-TJ the above named Defendant:
hereby summoned TO answer the complaint IN
this action q OF your answer on the
pIaintis attorneys within days after the service
the day OF service. and
OF answer, judgment VIII
by Default Tor the EeeI demanded
le compliant.
Dated April Sth. 1903 LEWIS & EI-tTAS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys Ottce & p o. ADDRESS. $50 Broad
New York City
To rhe defe1ant Angela Crgilano Marscovstere: The
foregoing summons IS served upon you by publication
pursuant Honorable James \ Blanchard.
Justices OF the supreme Court OF the state o.
April Huh, 1893, and nled with the
nIant the Office o. Cler. OF the County OF
Y0rZ at The County Court House. in the Borough OF
Manhattan City OF New York. the lith day q April
Dated New York April 18th. 1908.
LEWIS & EL.GAS Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Cfce & p o. Address $50 Broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian. City OF New York
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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

- New York County OF New YorS-Peyton R. Nc
Cargo Plaintiff, against Andrew Jsrgens and Charles II
Gefls. Defendants summons Trial desired IN NsW
York county To the above named Defendants and eA
OF summoned answer the cos,-
plant this action. and % serve copy or your
on Attorney within twenty DAYS
he exclusive OK tle cay o
service and Of failure appear or answer
iudgrpent will against you b. default foz TIE
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated New York. March 18th, 1903
STERN. SINGER < BARR Piaintlhss Attoyneys
and Post01Ce Address No 900 broadway. boToush
OF Manhattan New York city
OF defendants aloNe nSnleds
7-rs served you publca-
don pursuant order of the Honoraoe usce SAss
4 piauchard. above named Court dated the Sth
d., ~ ApriI 1893 and which filed with the COM
paaers which the same was granted N
~ oHce u the Clerk this Court CT the On day q
Dated New York. April G. 1908
STERN. SINGER & BARR Plaintiffs AttorrsysL
once snd Postoce Address 30 Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan CITY OF New York
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Greene Street.
IS II

The approximate amount the lien charge 70 sat-
sfy described property Is % Be sold -
$4,000 with thereon from the 18Th day az April
1905 together with and allowance amounting 70
S447J6 with interest from april p 1900 tosetner WITH
expenses O sale. The approximate amount o.
taxes assessments which allowed
10 The purchaser purchase or paid by
the Referee. 80 and interest.
Dated. New York. April .. 1900 -
GILBERT H. MONTAGUE. Referee
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7 WAYNE AND CHICAGO.

P1TTsBURG. FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO.
Year ended Dec 81 1903. 1901.
So rar:inss SID Ss los S17 449 597 sic O57 lss
SxnenSes .-.--.-...-. li.IG2l2S l3l2u313 llTGl7G0
xet earnings s4.3SGo4a s8s2o224 s425s 32s
HAVANA I1IE~TRIC
I9lC. 1904. Changes
s.,oad vces in ,Iay--- $sS55s s3l: so Inc scss
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Financial Meetings.

OGice of
CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AND ST.
LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.
Cincinnati. Ohio. 1 1908.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MEET
~ ing Stockholders Cleveland Cincinnati
Chicago and St. Louis Railway Company has been spe-
caly called and VIII be held at the companys principal
office in the city OF Cincinnati Ohio Wednesday,
Sst day Of May i9J at Il O'Clock for the purpose
OF voting upon proposition to Increase the Common
Capital stock Of said by $ll3u0UO0; that
SIS 600 to $40 600 divided
Of the par value Of 800
For the purposes Of such sTecal meeting Of the stock
holders the transfer books will be closed at u o'clock
Saturday the goth day April 1905. and be
opened at 10 o'clock n NJ Thursday. the LIST day OF
June. 1905
BY orler Board Of Directors
Z r OSBORN. Secretary.
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Ocean Steamers.
MWRITG0 GERMAN LLOYD.
EaSt EYnraSS Saruicn.

m
lIWR U, III GGRMAN llOYDs
Fast Express Service.
t,r,P PLY MOI Observation-Disclosures
i'A- May 30 I r. ". Kaiser. A
June q, 10 A. VI W7I II. July IL IL a ri
WI II June - noon Kronprinz. AuE J. A NJ
Nt0'%rihzJune q. II a Il Kaiser Aug 10 10 a Nj
Wln-Screw Passenger Service
t,,r,, tIil =, MOI TIL CIIERBOURG-BR
May Is 10 a NJ E}arbarossa. 10 A NJ
Ace. MAY % 10 \. ii. FricGrich.Ju7e rs 10 a II
s-iet, June ]. 10 \ N Hurfuervt June % 10 4 NJ
-Etchar-J une 3. 10 A n. Alice June % 10 A NJ
steamers marked sail for Bremen direct.
MedIterTanSa Services.
Observation-Disclosures iENOA
- L%ise- May -. II A Il Irene VI
irene June 3 IL \. NJ. Albert. Fulv a NJ
ebert. June II, IL A. NJ. X. Luise Aug 5 III a Nj
r. L-ulse. unc -. IL A. NJ. Irene 49,. Aug fe II NJ
IRON Bremen Piers Sd SIS Ho5oken
OELtHCHS & Co. No. ) Broadway y
Louis H. Never. 45 south Third St Phila
BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT THE
ECIfOPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS THAT APP
PEAR REGULARLY IN THE TRIBUNE on
SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND SATUR.
DAYS
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Dividend Notices.
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.
No. III WIN Ave. AeM YORK

Tho AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.
No. Ill Fifth Ave. New York.
=. 1893.
4 DIVIDEND OF 2laeo HAS BEEN DE-
clared upon common stock Of The American
Tobacco COMPANY payable Morton Trust Co, IS Mas
sau St on and after June / 1900 70 stockholders Of
record at the close Of business May Transfer
books close p. NJ, May 10 1905 reopen 10
A. NJ, June ., 1905. J. NJ ". HICKS, Treasurer.
HONIESTAKE MINING CO.
Mills Building, - Broad Street.
New York. May 18th, 1905.
DIVIDEND No. az.
DIVIDEND NO. 81 OF FIFTY (50 CENTS
per share has been declared payable Transfer
Agency in New York the 10Th inst.
Transfer books close the 10th inst.
IOTNSBERY e co. Transfer Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
Financial.
Financial.
American
Nickel
Stock
Is GOING UP.
Is GOING UP.

The President Of a powerful Trust Company
says:
Calumet and Hecla rose from 50 up to 5000
share and has paid SS7 100000 in dividends to
shareholders. Old Dominion rose from 81 30 to
Sa3 a share. American Nickel is controlled by
the same able, experienced men who formerly
owned one-half the entire capital stock of the
Calumet and Hecla and nearly all the old Do
mniOn stock.
The American Nickel Company can make
nickel AZ the same cost that Calumet and Hecia
can make copper.
Copper sells for 10 cents a pound.
Nickel for 40 TO 60 cents pound.
Buy American Nickel stock and hold it for
dividends and a great rise. American Nickel
VIII sell at $50"
All bankers and brokers and members Of
Stock Exchanges Of principal cities now execute
orders 70 buy and sell American Nickel on the
New York Curb market. For any one who has
no regular broker l will cheerfully execute any
order sent
FRANK POOTON Stock Broker
SO Broadway, New York
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TO THE HOLDERS
OF
Spsysr 8 Co.'s Temporary Certificates
FOR
UNITED STATES OF MEXICO 40
GOLD BONDS or 1904.

Notice IS hereby given that the UNITED STATES
OF MEXICO 40 GOLD BONDS OF 1904 Will be ready
FOR delivery Office after May II. 1905
The certificates when surrendered must be accom-
panied by the due June LIST attached thereto.
Is the bonds when delivered exchange Will carry
the coupons due that date.
As the rrst drawing Bonds for the Sinking Fund
under The Loan is be made on or before
May goth holders Of the Temporary Certificates are
requested present their Certificates for exchange
without delay.
Speyer &c Co.
24-26 Pine St.
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Instruction.

THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Madison square C.l22 Bwayl; Brooklyn - Court 81
New terms beginning now Trial lessons free
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BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT THE
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS THAT APP
PEAR REGULARLY IN THE TRIBUNE ON
SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND SATUR-
DAYS.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

FRANK T FITZGERALD. a Surrogate Of the
County of New York hereby given 10 all per
having Elizabeth NJ Bunker late OF
the County York deceased 70 present the Same
vouchers thereof the subscriber az It's place OF
40 Wall Street IN the BOr
ough OF Manhattan. the city Of New York. on or be
fore the 18th day Of August next
METR0POIITAN TRUST COMPANY OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK Executor
PARSONS CLOSSON 81 MILVAINE. Attorneys for
Executor 81 William Street. Borough Of Manhattan New
York City y. y.
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School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GovernesseS etc
10 Colleges, Schools and Famillss Apply 20
Mira II. J. YOUNG-FULTON Is Union sauArS
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Lost.

7 OsT-In central Park OF on 5th-aye about noon
| yt-s5nasdav large earring. Finder please re-
IN 10 TIFFANY & CO. Union Square Generous re-
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HOMESTAKE MINING co.
NM Ll...L 4 -. L-.----.L .,..----.
SltrTOgate'S Notices.
N PrRsrANCE OF ~ ORDER OF Hon

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate 0 the County Of
notice IS hereby all persons having
claims against William H. Hurbut OF the County O
York. present the
subscribers their place #
Office Of the Metropolitan Trust Company
O. New York No 40 Wall street, in the bpI
ough Of Manhattan the City % New York, before
day of October next Dated New York the 9TH
day April 1905 - 49,. - - - -
MtTROPOIITAN TRUST COMPANY OF TIE CITY OF
NFV YORK MARGARET II. HCRIBCT, Executors.
PARSONS. CIOSGON & MII4NAINE. Attorneys Tor Elk
ecutors. William St New York city
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NNGEGOR l0Gl[E.
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
Counbia..AIay 20 10 \. N Caledonia June 5. A N
Cabin S5O. Second cabin, $50 Third Class, $3.50.
and Upwards according 70 accommodation and steamship
For Tours and Information apply 70
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Il and 10 Broadway.
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE.
TICkETS. ALL CLASSES. TO
COLORADO MESAlCO. CALIFORNIA GkOF-
GA FLORIDA. ALABAMA tCities-Galyeston.
Key West, Mobile, Jacksonville &c).
LOW CALIFORNIA TICKETS NOW on SALE
Booklet Pocket Guide FREE.
C. H MALLORY Co. l2e Front ST.. N. 7.
m0lEAMD-ARGERlGA LlEE.
NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM. via BOULOGNE.
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 A IL -,
May "a kyndanl. June "A
NoCrdam ..... May 81 Rotterdam June y
june
LIoTT.ANT- NERICA LINE. 81 Broadway. n \.
COOKS TOURS TO EUROPE.-33 THIS
season S175 to Sl0l5. Al expenses included Pre-
Nav $40 Madison Ave. y. y
lrT A VELOCE.'-Fast italian Line.
- Sailing every Wednesday 70 Naples. Genoa
Ci.+a N Torno May 81 Nord America. June
cabin SIS up. Dining saloon On promenade decS-
T3CtI OTNFSI. HATFIELD & co. % Wall ST
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ONO DORl1NI0OM llNEa

OLD DORllRllOM llNEn
DAILY SERVICE.
For Old Point Comfort Norfok, Portsmouth Primers
Point and Newport News. connecting Petersburg
Richmond Virginia Beach. Washington, D. c.. and entire
South West.
Freight passenger steamers sail from Pier &c,
" r. foot Beach St every week day q P NJ
H. L. WALKER. Nice-President and Traffic Manager.
F1BMP T3a;i 51's z: sEnsI1T S4
6VuuOu Il O.400 tons, to Scotland, Engl9nd Ire
land France S245 with attractive side trips 10 BELGIUM
tbe Rhine Switzerland, Italy. Other tours In May June
and July Exceptional advantage send Tor programme 3
FRANK c. CLARK 81 Broadway. New York.
BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT THE
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT THAT AP-
PEAR REGULARLY IN THE TRIBUNE ON
SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND sATUR-
DAYS.
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Steamboats,.
STEAMER MARY POWELL

| leaving Desbrosses $40 P NJ CSaturdavz f-sJ
2 NJ, ". 42d-st. $50 2. NJ Saturdays p NJ West
129th-st $3.50 F. NJ 2:2O NJ For Highland FaIIa
/ West Point. Cornwall Newburgh New Hamburger Nil-on
Po'keepsie. RondOut Kingston Orchestra on board
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