davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
Puddephatt Furniture
Manufacturing Co.
NOTICE!
Soda Water Weather Will
Soon BE Here

Our success il this line Of
business far exceeded our expec-
tations last year. Why F.? Be-
cause we handled nothing but
the best Of pure fruits and syr-
ups. Many new drinks will be
added this spring that will be
very popular. We make our
own ice cream from pure cream
and have now the largest line
and biggest variety of crushed
fruits for fancy drinks in the city.
Experienced dispensers to wait
on you promptly. Our ladirs'
parlor will be prettier than last
year, and we especially solicit
the ladies' trade. We expect to
double our soda trade this sum.
mer. Cleanliness our motto.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
A MATERIAL DISTINCTION.

Pingry-I met Brown just now, ne
looked fearfully glum. What's the
matter with him ncte gone to pro-
test? ~
Browns Clerk-No: they've sent
him word that his note is overdue
and he's goirg to pnotest.-Boston
Transcript.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
Has Stood the Test - Years

The. old origin Ii Groves Tasteless
Chill Tone Yea hroS what You are
taking. It is l,pn anl GaInine in
tasteless fern. Nc cure, 10 pay. SOC.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29

All Of the healing, balsamic virtues
Of the Norway pine are concentrated
in Dr. Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
natnre's own remedy for coughs and
colds
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29

It's folly to suffer from that horrible
plague Of the night. itching piles
Doan,s Ointment cures quickly and
permanently. At any drug store. 80
cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
ladies Tan
alkine
.xfOrdS

MIhe demand for tan shoes grows
Mrser every day No one can be well
&essed this summer without pair
tans. We anticipated this condl-
Hon and are prepared to show a hand
SEme line Of tan oxfords
N IN Our ladies department We are
nowing a very swell Russia calf,
8lucher oxford. hand welt sole. in all
dzes and widths at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29

Monarch over pain. Burns, cuts.
spra.ns. stings. instant relief. DR..
Thomas Eclectric Oil At any drug
store
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PuBt1o NOTICES.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT Appellate
Division, Pint pepanmsnt In the Matter o. ne
Company Tor he appointment of three commits.
sloneu 70 dotermlne and report whether railroad
Notice i hereby given lhs, pursuant to the pro.
visions Of Of the Laws Of 1921 as amended
sS SaSSfps andy SST ss s son
the Supreme Court OF the State OF New York for the
hsa S az ne ApPsSS DIVISION e 6ou 1s'iH Suss q
Madison Avenue and 2blh Street, In the Borough OF
nc i1h DAY Of April los al S SoiSes IN ~ The afsS
noon or a. soon thereafter a. counsel can be heaIg
above entlled matter TO determine and report 70
said Appellate Division after due hearing, whether
pany ought 70 be constructed and operated. The
papers upon which the aforrsald application will be
dated March 10, 1905, Aud the paPerg accompany
Ing the same, all OF whlch were hled IN the once
about March H. 1905, and il addition thereto such
other papers A. shall be presented 10 the said COur
BY the EAid Railroad Company.
description OF lhe routes ana general plan Of
construction OF said extensions OF Inc railroad OF
said Tue following Is a 6r.f and SUBSTANTIAL synop.
sis OF the said routes, VIZ. From the terminus OF
lied. AZ tks iatsrssction Of Greehwlch and West
Tenth and Christopher Streets In the Borough OF
cRsopSef stree, sIh avenue thence St SV one
branch under sixth Avenue 70 a terminal station
Thirty third Street IN said borough. and with
anolhsI 6rSshl S Sr0slhg dHgohSly gnGfT Sad San
avenue 70 MIMI olfeel ana tncnce eahefiy uuueI
Ninth street 70 a terminal station ~ or near the
intersection OF Fourth Avenue and Ninth Street In
said Borough, together with a subway leading from
said terminal station az Ninth Street and Fourth
Avenue 20 the station Of the Rapid Transit subway
Al Fourth Avenue and Eighth street.
The object OF the Aforesaid application IL 70 obtain
the appointment OF commissioners who shall de-
tcrmine. after public hearing OF all parties inter.
ested whether such extensions OF said railroad
ought 20 be constructed and operated. and shall
report the evidence taken to said Appellate Divl-
sion, together with report OF their determination,
which report u 10 favor OF the CONSTRUCTION and
operation Of said extensions OF said railroad las
this Company will ask that II shall be- shall, When
confirmed By said Court. be taken In lieu OF the
consents Of the properly owners along the lines OF
the said extensions Of tAld railroad.
Dated New York, March n. 1905.
NEW YORK AN JERSEY RAILROAD COMPANY
BY W. q. AcADOO. President.
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HEINZE TICKET WINS.
His Candidate Carries Butte In Hard Fought
ElectiOn-ReSults In Other cities.

His Candidate Carries butte In Hard Fought
ElectlOn-ReSults In Other CitIes.
HELENA, Mon, April S.--Munioipal cleo
tons we're held to-day throughout Montana
and despite the fact that II was an on year
great interest was shown, Political lines
we're tightly drawn in most Of the cities.
Butte was the storm centre with six
Mayoralty candidates. The count has not
been completed az this hour in that CITY.
but the Indications are that McGinniss, the
Heinze candidate, has swept the city by
large majority and that his running mates
were also successful.
In Helena seven Aldermen we're seIe cted
and Of these the Republicans captured
three and the Democrats four. The coun-
Gil, however, il Re publican eight 10 six.
The Republicans made a clean swee
in Livingston, Gendive and Billing In
Missoula Reform League candidates were
successful. Lswistovn and Great Falls
went Democratic.
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JUDGE PARKEFS TEAM BOLTS.
RAees Up = Railroad Track and Narrowly
Escapes an Express Train.

PoUoHKEEPIsE, n. ". April S.-JudRe
Parkers spirited team OF horses had an
exciting race to avoid collision with train
on the West Shore Railroad at Esopus on
Saturday, The race was witnessed by the
Judge, who followed the team on the pss-
senger train on which he had lust come
up from New York,
The team, in charge Of new coachmap
was at the EsOpus station waiting for Mrs
Parker, who was on her w. 10 Rosemount
The horses we're frightened while Judge
Parker was assisting Mrs. Parker 10 ahebt
from a drawing room car and start ed on
run up the tracks, through a rock cut
and over bridge. The coachman stuck
to his post and guided the frightened ami
mas a. be4t he could over bridges and
cutouts. The Western express was due.
and when the rubawHyH ha I traversed a
mile its whistle could lie heard as Il thun-
dered toward the horses.
The coachman succeeded In swervine the
horses from the tracks at the Terpenninn
crossing. A second later the heavy express
swept 10y.
Judge Parker was much relieved when
he was told that the team had been pulled
on the tracks In time 10 avoid the eTpreas
Mrs. Parker telegraphed 10 Judge parker
upon his arrival At Kingston that the coach
man had retuneF 10 ROsemolnI
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orNE sCHooL F0R NrsHANDs,
Alice Fischer In a Picturesque Musical
Comedy az Wallscks.

Alice Fischer In = Picturesque Musical
Comedy az Wallsck's
Miss Alice Fischer after a season Of
excitement in comic opera at the Casino,
appeared again last evening in comedy,
AT Wallack's Theatre. in Stanislaus STANCES
play OF polite society Of long ago called
''rhe School for Husbands
Mr.. STANCE has used the not very new
theme OF husband who, while allowing
himself the widest liberty in his attention
10 the other sex, expects and demands
from his wife. compliance with a rule Of
conduct Of Puritanic severity. To Miss
Fischer Is given the part Of the wife, who
TO tame her spouse. appears most frivolous
and inconsideTate. while all the time her
object il TO bring him 10 a proper realiza-
ton Of the duty and respect he owes her.
In this role Miss Fischer finds full latitude
for her talents and last evening she won
hearty applause from the audience. Josepb
kigouT, ~ the husband who must be
tanned, was in every way fitted TO the role
and in his jealous chickering's and mis-
Understandings appeared 10 advantage.
jameson Lee Finney as Lord Poppington
n ooncei tied coxoomb, played well part
that called for the exercise OF all his abiH-
ties Arthur Forrest was an Indian Prince
servent and passionate in his love making
Other characters were enacted by Mis-
Lucy Ashton, Charles Bowser, Wnfred
North Robinson Newbold, Bruce Della
mHter, Miss Frances Stevens Miss Grace
Thkins Miss Ida Jehreys Goodfliend.
Miss 0oldfnch William Sampson, Edward
Dresser and Henry Belasco
While Mr.. STANCE has not produced any
witticisms Of great originality, he has
given an acceptable dress to all the dia-
lopIe. The time Of the play, i72O. allows
bright costumes 20 men anC women alike.
and the scenes Of which there are three
are adequate and well done. II Is newt
BILE that 20 attempt To put risque repGTtee
before an audience must result In misun-
derstandinge, but these do not do paTticu-
lar injury 70 the play. In all Il Il joy
=. 2,
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PRIEST 4 MENINGITIS VICTIM.
Father KIely of ~. MarEarers Church
Found Dead In He'd.


The Rev. James +. Kiely. for the last
fifteen years pastor Of St Margaret's
Church, at Riverdale avenue and Beach
street, was found dead in bed early yester-
day morning, Of spinal meningitis He
fell III a week ago last Saturday.
Father Kelly was born in this city 81
years ago was educated at Fordham Col
lege and old St Josephs Seminary, Troy
He was ordained by Archbishop Williams
Of Boston at the seminary in June. 1876
Cardinal McCloskey appointed him first
assistant to the Rev. Father Griffin. then
pastor Of the Church Of the Annunciation,
al lalat street and Broadway. He went
from there. successfully. to st. Joseph's
Church, in fremont, and the Church OF
Our Lady Of Mercy at Port Chester The
task OF organizing the present parish Of
81. Margaret's was given TO him three
years ago.
Father Riely suffered a great deal from
his eyes, but otherwise he was a healthy
nan ill he suffered this attack His
physician and those in his immediate house
hold we're hopeful Of his recovery His
funeral will take place in his own church.
Arch bishop Farley is expected 10 give the
abeolution At the end Of the solemn re-
QUEEN mass TO be sung tomorrow.
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rehearsals are being held daily. An auction
sale Of boxes for the opening will be held
in the auditorium on Saturday afternoon.
Charles j. Ross and Pete Daley will accept
bids There are seventy -one boxes. with
accommodation for from FIVE to fifty per
sons.
A Yankee Circus on MARI and "Ander-
sonyle. A Story Of Wilson's Raiders,
will be- the stage attractions of the Hippo
drOme The first il a blending Of musical
extravaganza, ballet, comedy, psntomime
and circus, in which 800 persons will take
part. The Dance OF the Hours is executed
by IA girls in this piece, and a circus per
Torrance, forty acts in 50 minutes, IL given
in the courtyard Of the King Of Mars.
Andersonviile- Il a war drama in five
scenes, in which the immense water stage
Of the Hippodrome is utilized.
More than 5000 persons can find ac-
Commodation in tho new playhouse.
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LOCHINVAR or THE PRIzERING.
Jim Jenriet Picks the Lady Up and or lie
GOes--Als0 Makes a speech.


The American Theatre was packed last
night with an audience which wanted to see
James J. Jefiries, champion OF champions,
a. Dairy Crockett in Frank Msyo's play Of
that name. and the audience yelled itself
hoarse over him The critical remarked
that Jim's acting il not in the same class
with his boxing, but then the crowd didn't
care for that. They went 10 see the cham
pion. He was applauded every time he
moved.
In the play Jim rescues the heroine from
death in a blizzard. He saves her from
the wolves. Then she reads TO him the
poem OF young Lochinvar.
jim, or rather Dairy remembers that
poem when she II about to be married to
the man she doesn't really love. He touows
the good horse DevilsIdn, and appears
lust as the ceremony is about TO be per-
formed Hear him talk TO the dunn
founded relatives
sIAsten!' says jim, that IL Ddrp, i will
tell Won a story Once there was n brave
knight, He stopped at nothin' He
travelled far an near an came TO the mar
rage Of the lady he loved
sOu outl' interrupts the girls father.
sWhoopl' says Jim the knight. Il
am LoohinvaTl'
Then no picks up the lady and dashes
out with her. You should have heard the
gallery yell.
speech. He said:
Ladies and gentlemen, ] don't know
hardly what TO say. Besides Eleanor
that was the grill Is waiting for mo out
side on Devilskin. Anyway, | thank you
all from my heart
After the show Jeffries and Joe Kennedy
boxed three tame and abbreviated rounds
The programme explained that II was only
physical culture demonstration
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opening Of the little playet, but becoming
strongly pathetic at the end. Captain
January Ia a short, one-act play. Il comes
at the close Of the Colonial programme.
II was written by August Barrett from a
book by Laura T.. Richards daughter OF
Julia Ward Howe. There are FIVE character
in il. Miss Hopper has been utilizing
il as a curtain raiser To The Country
Mouse"
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MISS HOPPER N I MN ROLE
Edna wallace sisrties Her Audience by
ApTe caring % . Teu.N euF.OId (hIId

TheatreGoeFA used TO thinking Of Edna
Wallace Hopper in soubrette and comic
opera roles should see her in Captain
January" At tho Colonial Theatre this week
IL they would like TO be astonished. The
part allotted TO Mss Hopper Ia 20 different
froml anything she has done before
that the change IL almost startling In
Captain January she IL a ten-year-od
child. extremely childish and simple At the
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TUESDAY .W.-.4t go 4. n, for EUROPE, per
sleamshlp Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse VIA
Plymouth, CherbOutg ami Bremen. -
WEDNESDAY Isl al $50 A. ~. for EUROPE,
per steamship Teutouc, Via Queenstown and
liverpool; az 7.s0 a. n. for NETHERLANDS
alTse! especially sddre'sSd only: Pfr y ' team,
snIp tYnaa,n dS,.essJ any nsI itamsSi,
Stella. ..-
THURSDAY (O AHA n. for FRANCE, SwlTZ.
ERLAND ITALY SPAIN, PORTUGAL,
TURKEY, EGYPT, GREECE aud british
INDIA, per steamship la Lorraine, via Hayru
also for other parts OF Europe when specially
addressed for THIS HteameTJ
SATU tlDAY (0.-At $50 a. N, for LIVERPOOL
SCOTLAND and IRELAND, per steamship
Cgmpania, via Quee1sloNn apd LlveIP02l
AddresGed for this steamer AZ o A. N. for
EUROPE per steamship 81: PAUL VIA Pl{ .
mouth and Cherbourg; AZ $50 a. A. for SCOT.
LAND direct Especially addressed only. per
steamship Caledonia; % $50 A., NJ. LOT BEL.
GUM PARCELS POST MAILS, per steam
snip Zeeland tAlso regular mall for Belgium
when specially addressed for this steamer
~ $50 A. A, for ITALY direct Especially al
dressed OnlXl. per steamship kOnlg Albert
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NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. &C, FIX
CRPT TRANSpACIFlC.

Nans ,sIcepf Jamaica and BdhamdA ore for
udrdsd daily 70 ports Of Saflin0. The CONNECTING
IaaRs close az nc General Post Orcc, NeU YORK, as
jOil0ury
CUBA, Via Port Tampa AZ itSO a. m. Monday.
Wednesday and Saturday. tAlso from New
York. Thursday and SatuTday--see abOVcl
MENlCO CITY. overland, at ] - y. m. and 10 30
pm daily, except sunday; sunday al loop. m
and iOSO y. m.
NEWFOC MIDLAND except Parcels Post Malls,
via North sydney At p. m. Monday. Nednes
day and saturday (also occasionally from New
York and PhNadelphia-see abOvel,
MOI ELON. Via Boston and HALIFAX, AZ $50 p m
every other sunday (ApHl and Is May
JAMNiC 4. via boston. At TOO p m. Tuesday Via
phlade phia az 1880 y. m. Wednesday tAlsu
from New York on SalurdAy-soe ab0vol.
BAH MAS Except Parccls Post Mailsl via
Miami Florida, al $3.50 a m. Monday, Nednes
day and saturday. also from New York
BRITiSH HONDURAS. HONDURAS tEast Coasu
and CT ATIMAlA. Via New Orleans. AZ 5000
D. m Monday. West Coast OF Hon duras Il
despatched from Ntw York via Panama-see
cosTH RIGA, Via New Orleans At iiOSo p m.
Tuesday.
flOS0 .. m Wednesday. West Coast Of
Nicaragua Is despatched from New York Via
PANAMA and CANAL ZONE. via New Orleans.
al 1850 p. m. SUNDAY after 1880 .. m. sunday
and until sailing OF New NOH steamer, NAL
for Panama and Canal Zone II held Tor the
New York steamer sre abONel
tREGlSTERFD MAIL Tor overland despatchea
closes al go o M. previous day.
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HIpPODROuE OPEN NEXT WEEK
boxes for the First Night Arc TO Re Nuc-
iIOnCh ON SATURDAY

Thompson 4 Dundy announced last
nj ght that the Hippodrome will open early
next week. The exact date will be made
known later this week The building l.
finished and furnished complete and dress
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Regular and Supplementary malls close a.
Forrlrn Station (comeT Of West and Morton
SiTee6I half hOuf LATER than closing time shown
below (eGcept thai Supplemt ntary Malls for Europe
and Central America, via Colon. close one hour
later at Foreign StauOnD
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POST OFFICE.
Posi- OFFICE NOTICE.

SHOULD be read DAILY by eli interested. a.
changes may occur ~ any tlmel
FoIeiEn malls for the week ending April ,, ie1A
will ulOsr (pROMPrLH IN al cases. At thr General
Post once az follows REGISTERED AND PAR.
CEIs-POSr MAILS close ono hour farieF than
closing time shown below. Parcels Post mails
Tor OtrmAny close at =. ~. ApTil 3, per steam
ship Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse April 5, per steam
ship Ouelsenau, April 7, per steamship Graf Wal
defsee. and April w. per steamship GrosseT huf
tuTsL
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yREGl SrERED MAIL Tor overland dispatches
closes al 800 o. no. previous day.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS. FORWARDED OVER
LAND DAILY.

me schedule q closing Of TI.n,n Pee, Mails
is arranged on The presumption o. lhclr unlnlrr
nnal connecting malls eNcent Registered Trans
Iaclnc Malls dtsPe'c9ed We Nsgsrqn9',5' nlc,9,a,
ds,l close At The General Post once. New YORK
JAPAN lr1cept parcels post msnp, KOREA T.
CHINA and PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, va
April 4 for despatch pr steamship Empress
JAPAN, EoREA. CHINA and PHILIPPINE Is
LANDS especially addressed only b, VIA Seattle
close ats z " April Tor despatch per steam
JAPAN, KOREA CHINA snd PHILIPPINE Is.
LANDS, via Tacoma. clos a. y, NJ Apnl
HAWAII. JAPAN, IoREN. C}ilNR aud PHlLIP.
RF Sh4AP di S aploS nf psf :s sGas
HAWAII, Va san Francisco. close ttsP. N. April
HAWAI- jAP4N. koRES cHlSA and PHILIP.
PIE isLA aS va Ssn Eran9 bs siG.. ~
HAWAI- va san Tsnclsco, close s!sPM. Apm
TAHITI and Aaa9TESAS jES HI! Y s, y. S9
NET 7E4SbaSf 6 ,ssfIfP. Ts.n NEw
qSrissS 6S s al "a r. AST p @ de. s SsR
5sr3s he british mai Tor New zsSnd d1 Doc
uo' arrive In time 70 connect with this despatch.
s 5s n1al. sdRds;s, al al a hs .Ad
p. A.-will be made up and forwarded until
FllJ ISLANDS, and specially addressed mail for
AUSTRALIA and NEW CALEDONIA. via
Vancouver and VlctonA, b. G., close AtOP NJ
Aprl p for despatch per steamship N0wOra.
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS and GUAM, Via san Pran-
cisco, close Ate p. n. April 70 for despatch per
4. s.. Transport.
MANCHUHA Except Mukden Newchwaug aud
p0r Arthur and EASTERN SIBERIA Is al
present forwarded via Russia
MOTT Unless otherwise addressed. West Aus.
tTAlla n forwarded Via Europe New zealand
va san FRANCISCO and certain places IN the
chinese Province Of Yunnan, via BRUSH India
rat
addressed via Europe must b. fully prepaid
a. the foreign fatet. Hawaii Is forwarded via
san Francisco eNclinvely.
WILLIAM n, WILCOX. Postmaster.
Pos Ohc-, New YOrk n, v, March 81, 1905.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE.

~ RISES. Mattresses iproirstauu, cooks ana
launfresses. seamstressCs, chamber maids. nurses,
general housewoTkcrs cooks aud couples. ST.
BARTHOLOMEW = ~ REN., FL Fast AEd 81.
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cents per half ounce IN addition 10
ne regular postage, must be prepaid on all
letters forwarded By the SUPPLEMENTARY
MAILS and letters deposited IN the drops
he Rs'1 cIosfNG df TTEE RRESGgGCTAR Mail.
for despatch By q particular vessel, will not
be 80 forwarded unless such dddHional PoIia0s
Is fuHV prepaid thereon by stamps, Supple
mentATy Trims Atlantic Malls are also opened
on the piers OF the AMERICAN, ENGLISH and
FRENCH steamers, whenever the sAngS
aCcuT az 600 =. m. or alter; and late mall may
be deposited In the mail boxes on the piers Of
the German LfReS sailing from HObOkon. The
malls on the plen open one hour and q
half before sailing time, and close ten minutes
before sailing time. Only regular postage
uetten s cents a half otncel T. required on
articles mailed on the Pliers Of the AnericaH
NINE star and German (Sea POsu steamers
double postage 0etters 10 cents half OuncrI
on other lines.
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ART SALES AND EXHIBITIONS.
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NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
MlsSr lNDlES 40.

TUESDAY W-At $50 a. N: supplementary
COAST HoNbURAs except Esst 'Coasu.
SALy4poa PANAMA CANAL zoNE;; GA va
PERU, BOLIVIA and CHILL, per steamship
Advance. va Colon C1lso Guatemala when
WEDNESDAY, 81 AT S.ao a. 4. (supPlepentaIY
1873 4. M for iNAGUA INA, haiti; PAN " ana.
tlSding Cap; Eslg and Pqf dc PslI when
ii.0 4. 81 Ior BRAZIL. per steamship 1enny
son via Pen2mbueo. Bahia no Janelro AMI
Uruguay and Paraguay when specially I'd
a aIeSsse i i05 ~ TIER a pt .Gr sA
ship Hldebrand. Via Barbados, Para, Aaran.
THURSDAY tS."AtsA.M NJ. for CUBA. YUCATAN
and CAMPECHE, per steamship Esperanza
,sso other parts Of Me1leo when sPeSi9snlly
specially addressed only n Der Se 1ng51
FRIDAY iij.-At 10 4. NJ. for FORTUNE ISLAND
and JAMAICA. per steamship AltAi also Puerto
livingston on ana Port Imon When specially
addressed Tor this steamer al y M for NUCA.
n1 IsSppemsn1ar "a 2ss S' 3 NJ for NINA
MAS per steamship Niagara also Guantanamo
and Santiago when specially addressed iGr
SArE.BppAaT g ~ n tqr ARGENTINE;
AIabistAn; 81 An. for BRAZIL, per steam.
snip Calania, Via PeTnambuco, Macelo and
n S WfaEusy and hafSFaSy when M" specially
addressed for this steamer; az 4. N. for
IN supp en- NE s sTy $50 Bs <. Nj for cuRAoIo
and VENEZUELA, per steamship Zuia also
ST us steamer s1 sT'' a. AN H. fof PoTo1 RICO
per s'essmsSP G ear yls San Juan; o. sSo
Rosslnd At go a " 'pPPleT9ss3ntIATTy , ieS
IA, per steamship Korona Including Grenada,
Trinidad and 81 Vincent when specially adj
dressed for this steamer; a. 10 a. n. for CUBA
per steamship Mexico, Via Havana.
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HELP MANTED-MALE.
PLUMBING SCHOOL.

wanted men and boys " learn plumbing trade
Covne Bros Co. school Of Pracucal Plumbing
SEND for catalogue. Address t81s.75 EAstOn Av-
81 Louis. No.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.
sIruAnoNs MANrEp -MALEs.


NOUNG HollAndeT "a yean old. position a.
valet. speaks three languafesi highest references
REANDER HEfDEN, 0i Fast i?bth st.
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SEND for catalogue Address t51s7j Easton ay-
81 Louis 40.
FIVE wagon painters. experienced hands pre-
ferred p STUAPf, tOS tO1 Liberty St, Union
HUI, n J.
MAN HUNTING Is OUR BUSINESS.
n you arc competent 10 nll a strictly hgh grade
position, eau or write.
HAPGOODS dnel, suite SOS Ne Broadway. y y.
STUDENT IN law once wanted. Address
p. q. Is. 90. HOboken. n, j.
WANTED-At once g nrst class nOrseshOers.
wages $3.50 and - per day OF nine hours. steady
work tor good men. Address 10 Walton ~, Syfa.
cuse, y. Y.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
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COMPETENT woman wants work day or week.
washing, Ceanlng or once cleaning. MRS. HAN
LEV, ZOE Past ilsth ~.
FIRST CLASS HELP At Mss IArsoa's employ.
ment once - West 24th st. Telephone. S0ti Mad
son "a.