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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23
The CHICACO STRIKE
HAS BEEN SETTLED
Transfers Agree To Terms OF
Employers Association.
MANY DRIVERS ARE ReINsrkrEo
Express companlss However, Refused
To Take Back Men Who Joined in
the Sympathetic strIke-Number Of
Men on strike Totals 1892.

Chicago. May % conclusion Of
peace OF the teahnstcr strike waited
today upan The effuvj, u, President &.
= shea and assaclJ,. asr,rd 20 80.
cure terms at sorac i1. ., former en-.
ployes OF lhr taRvs' cypress cOmpa
MES. al Other a. .. controversy
having appagrut4 .... ,.jllrd At the
solicitation at tass 1910 suers the ex.
press company u natives here
had agreed. tuR@ ,r ., communicate
with the Offices 1n N.N Work ~ to
possible COrCrssi6hs f..s phase oi the
situation Threatened '1day to prove a
rock upon whld possibly the peace
plans might be- WfcchDu Anticipating
refusa by the New NorK officials OF
the express coHihhno, 10 modify the
stand taken by Hhicaro represents
tlves In this conianCtulr.
Labor leaders mlgh' ,udcayot 10 cen.
ter a fight upon thf express companlcs
lifting thr ban Prom all other con.
Germs hu; dehnte st,ps IN that
direction Ncre taR IN however pending
reply from the tigu,. officials Of The
express companie
Opinions ,ary D. 'o the number ~
strikers who VII b. rclnstatod noW
that the tehmstels' Hrike practically
in ended. but thclfcn,ral belief 10 that
IS per cent 10 a cuus rvatiyr figure.
This estimate comes largely from the
union sources The employers main.
tanning that tho employers tcaming
company VAS permanent lnslitatlqu.
placed the percentage Of strikers who
ould set their e. = places hack a. even
lower figure
The employer teamrs company
viii employ no union mcn % al
The total numprr of men on strike
at the end noiuuiug hclper,. d. q $50
According e. Attorney levy MHy,r
Of the Employer association a un .on
committee today accepted pcbC, terms
pronered by the Employers assoc.h
ton This Announcement was made
10y Attorney MAJ, during q conference
OF The Employsr 'Kecutisc eommtt.e
Formal announcement that The strike IL |
on he fa.d. Az expected In short
time
Confirmation 81 Mr.. Mayers state
msnt was obtained from . labor oeBclal
Who however. d"olined 60 be- quoted
By name Pre- sent Shea va a VS. |
itor today q, Attorney Mayer once
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23
VISITORS AT COLUMBUS
A Large Crowd Of Manufacturers see
Big Cotton Mills.

Columbus. ia, MAY 20 Ninety
three members of the Nattona, assOc,a
ton of Manufacturers spent a day IN
Columbus coming to the city IN a spc
cial train over the Southern railway
at the close OF the convention in Allan
"a.
The train Arrived at nooe, and va.
met by " large committee OF Columhu,
citizens. The visitors were carried oyeI
the city by Pullman car trolley cat
aud carriages, several different trips
being made. The tour OF the city aud
the various entertainments occupied
5 hours time
The visitors were most favorably
impressed with Columbus the great
WRJrrpoWer 81 the Chatiahooehce riy
cr NJ this p0in, aud It's electrical dcycl.
opm'nt attracting special interest Tho
program ot entertainment eliminated
AT Wildwood park. where dinner was
served latc In The afternoon Quito
a number of talks Wrrc made by lOcal
cititeus, aud by the manufacturer.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23

Chicago MAJ z2.-StOred away 10
q small room az the Harrihon street
police station are 5000 let,ers--nsAr
iy q patrol vagUh flll--vhieh Wers
selIed In a raid made By the fedsral
authOrities and the police on tbs -Bel
mOat CDrrsspon diHg club IL So
street with the Allaring literature
seized the detectives placed nhdsr ~.
rest Oscar l. Wells. presidcnf Of shs
Institution and known 10 the police az
over the coubiry a. The -tiEg % main
noalAl asec1es ~doc" Moses. a "a
canstAble Gnd n Fs.chsF
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23

Seattle Wash MAJ 70 The indS
pendeHt OuEsto smsn in cYh ssntion
IN s~altie have f0fnssd the Pneihs
cofst Assoela r % LuErhoTsmsr
whils . MAJOR q The mstnBers ~
NIT that heJ t's compelled % sta
dTaS ffoW ire fatiOaai iongs s0ssmsn
marine sh1 ;far pDn vortsfs ass0C
ation. tbe Ho1' has ou.ms aboui Ia
0rder tkAl ihs otEsh0semes mlrh' D.
bsb~n,sd u rlaimsd tbH ne ne
tl0nai sss0eia q SOC lsrolvsd n .
rBinous eyufir Tfh tke ssamsr 20
wbieh they 80 gpussS Ths inaepen
6sni aseosia'n. - $40 eopsp0sed Of
afyEt eiFhtIss gsicEs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23

NsU Orieans Ia Mag 1l--FlFs
skieA bross on ssFiy today 10 ~
operA house a. Sss HssFiA la. o.
sfroyed he Vsbeous heater and 0shsf
baii6inSs. sta az es'i1steG ioss 81
tsl.C1o The OSerE house was assa
for q Aigh schDo. e1isrtAinmFst IA,
Hleft. hsi ths Ers sfarsse AFTER tks ~
dseaef uss dlsniss-d Besi1sa tn NJ
siss. DsElane Laneys uhaispais lissof
hoass kisary ErHner't Bvsry slaalaa
Jslas DssFfag vaFshosas aed sogas
srarisr bBiit -xa stfs efslrg9tA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23

Hong Kong. May 22.-Acoording q
Information received here today the
$50 deeply laden junks presumably
loaded with provisions for the Rus
sian neet) which we're sighted May i6
20 miles on Cape 81. John. by a cor.
respondent who proceeded from here
Co KGnatchau bay north Of the island
Of HAinan have lef' the vicinity Of
Cape ST. John. and Il IL added trs
probably seeking 10 effect a Junction
with Admiral ROiestvenEky's feet.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23

IohSoa MAJ a2.---Tbs greet culli
nah dismoaa, Waited q, over o. 500 0oo
vas fse~nsly sent BY registered posts
from souik Africa 10 iIhdoa fof lhres
sbiiiipFs !, vas qaiie ~ OFdiaary
lopsins paetst thar sss haoaea IN a.
ne lohssassbufe postoRics shortly
before shs tnNilsb mail isfl ne mininr
esaisr Noisoay bu, the directors %
che egnpany 10 soath Afriea Ebsw shs
coatsnts
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23

Nashville. May ~ fSrrins he week
policemen have been shot By hasroe.
tao Of whom have died, tao ~ the ne
GrOes we're killed while SndsaVorins
io olnae The Officers Last nisht Ed
Mokblghi Has brought Ia ths cts boz
-pitsl Elib q bullet In hs back lla
Vss sorkins Oui . ahs Of o. oH tho
streets ard IN attempting a. escape
sas shot down b. Gusrd Hs vii
die A mass meeting held here ~
prominent HsGFoes a league sas fDfm-
prosecute the polieemsH charged uiis
tIilinE the negroes One sf ,hsm alp
p"d ~ bshlbd The negro sad killed
bin
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23
Land Battle Imminent.

New York, Mag 22.--Ah news from
.Manchuria indicates the immnence oi
a battle according 10 the views OF the
Times TOXIC correspondent. The Rus
siAns occupy a line q miles In length,
strongly intrenched
The Japsese are advancing In three
columns. The Russian position 10 a,
Hailiung. where General Maior.,on IL
An command
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23
TAX FRAUDS UNCOVERED.
offieials OF san Francisco Have Been
Fleeing Citizens.

NfNNN''A @'N'eNN'
San Francisco. May 22.--The ChrOn
icle today says that a scheme whioi
has been Ia operation In the tax COZ
lectors' Office for many months has
just-bcen uncovered by which nearly
a million aud a half dollars worth OF
property has been secured for litt't
more than 500 900
The victims are the city's taxpayers
who are charged Ia some Instances Il
appears. wrongly with delinquencies
The profits have gone 10 a ring 81 tax
scalpors Vho were assisted IN every
possible way by the alleged defaultinR
taI collector Smith. and his subOrdln-
ates In Office Records have been ma
nlpulAted 20 keep the truth from com.
ing out, and many poor people have
had the title 10 their homes placed
In jeopardy, without 20 much as know
ing that . shortage IL charged against
them. a thorough Investigation will Da
made a. once into the matter 10 de-
Vslop II pOssible the e1teui 10 which
these irregularities have ben carried
on
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23
Gambl.r., oulnl, p,,iro,,a.

Macon, tea. May ~ Judge Potion
told sheriff Robertson 10 destroy the
gambler, baraphcrnalia that was 30
Gently seized by him under orders ot
the grand jury The Judge sald that
II The gamblers undertook "a sue Tor
"a" recovery of tho property they
could not prove that under The lac it
IL property as Il 10 kept IN violation
Of laW and IL not taSed ~ propcri,
The shorn said be- would De- a. The
court fugg"stcd judge Fiction said
that The last tao Grand luriss had done
more to stamp out the gambling owl
In this county than 81 other grand
iufiss combined. and be paid . hlEh
tribute 10 the grand jury a. an inAu
enes and Dover for the correction 81
evil
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23

Kalamazoo Mich Mar % .chariss
0iibsFt. - yesfs old, formerly u
Rochester ~ v. but nsw u this oitt
fsfBsa~d from the Philippines and vas
Informed Shst bis viis. iAihsr aRs
mother wefs DAD The msa. crushed
~ tbs terrible ness salks sbOlt ery
lHg H'hiis 10 tBs army hla vile gave
bifsh 70 Gifi Nhieh Ne saw foe M
hfsf time yea,srdsy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23

Lond0u Nav @ TIE steamer Terra
Nova has aa..ed from Ina don for Trou
90. Noruay. whence sh% sir a. "a
Franr Josef f&sd IN fearra % N ~
pedisica headsd By Anihosy Fsls. %
Brookiyu or board ihe steamsy Amer.
ira. aue4 90, By william ZslE.r %
Hew YSrk fos che psrpcss - a'i-mpt
fng 20 resch IN noriH pois b. say
81 Frssr Josef LAnt. TIE Tesn NorS
q coAias ssa Pr0v.sions.a Coz sighiSss
maafhE DR. sanusi lAoksoa aAt
Rse6ertck n HOunt are anous shoss
- bosra
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23
HARVARD AND YALE MEET.
For Annual Contests Of Field and
Track Sports.

For Annual Contests Of Field and
Track Sports.
New Haven Conn. May = -HAr.
ward and Yale athletes will meet ~
YAls fefd this afternoon for she thir
teeuth annual contests on track and
held Twice IN the past since the
competition Coz the present cop began
In 1900 after Harvard had Won the
frst cup series -of nine contests.
For The psrmAnsu, ownership Of the
aual rup. Harvard needs three more
victories and Yale two The outcome
81 iodays contest seems uhesrtsib ~
eause % he crippled condition Of Yais
Athistes l. vHs said this morning
tina; neither McIShahsn. Gates. Tor
,Fsy Lose Ailovs Porter. Iset nor
Behr woaii b. sble 70 compste. Ell ~
ing a. ibs hospital iti All the flarI
ward msu wer, reported IN good oosai
ton
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23
I'm Noi R,.In.iai. M,n-

New YORK. Ma - la the absence
Of senator PIal' president Of the unt
ID States EEpfes company. Vice Pres
ldent Cruslcy - ( today.
Our cOmpanJ sill Feinstsss none ~
the men 10 chlosso ubo With no FTiey
auees AEAins, 10 2 employsrs woBt out
on a sympatht's sffiHs."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23

be had pleaded not guilty OF murder
In the first degree and his counsel had
declined offer by the prosecution 10
accept a plea of guilty OF murder In
4 lesser degree. That plea was with
drawn soon after court opened and the
plea ~ guilty substituted.
Wood claimed that his crime was
committed under the influence of an
evil spirit.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23

Vishas MAJ - Il . reported fpcu
h,~isrsas ssrus. nat 9.eos Alsesiaa,
have sgrFygh@ss ~ tsvu ~ aufiiaa.
Aibss,s ass are tAfssas4lnG - mss
saers - 5srvisa S0pxiatiea 81 fksi
ptass 1hsrs a. 80 Turkish seagp.
- dsiiisss ass fsiaforeemsnss are 3.
pseied fggn Csksb
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23

Atlanta May s..--rhe open shop Vas
endorsed ana the Shour uay condemn
ed by the employing puutcrs Ut the
southeastern States. NbO met 10 con.
Wntiou al the ArAa1u yesterday aud
affiliated With the International United
Typothrlae, The convention assembled
NJ 10 oclock IN The morning In the
main dining rom OF the hotel. which
had been turned over TO tho visitors
fOr meeting purposes. The entir
session was executive. none but en-
ployiqg printers b,iug admitted to the
mc"t.hgs Those present. however.
stated that uolhug but perfect hRr,
mony existed and tha, The adoption OF
the resolutions coBdcmnlng lhe hour
daS aud endorsing no open shop we're
auIn.ously adopted.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23
Tn Enforce Neutrality.

Saigon. May 22-Admiral DeJonquires
the French naval commander, sailed
from here today ON the cruiser GuIch
en-. His destination was not announc
ed, but II is understood that he Ia go
ig to make another inspection Of che
coast to see II French neutrality Is BE-
ing enforced
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23

0iass0S, MAJ 80 Toe HFltlsh -
aifsiiy as lasiisd ea9iaeeries efms
bsFs % usls teseess ~ tke eoaaffus
tiss ~ tsfsins msrhlssfg lsieeass ~
ous - Sas nss bslfetaltf - - sail
10 ~ egrefansbl fe1l Ysras Tat
fpseiaes'eta tet Yf
ftreo q ~ - b
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23

~ Loas Ma a. More fsas ~
ssiis we're See ldsF ~ n Loaitisnu
Psrchass Rap "a eonpaoy " co.
49, sfosk subscfipsho1s aEEresauss
tJ8neo ADonr ths saits Wss 0as
sGnisss fosnsr aayos Hear sisssn
hsin fos tteoc saish. a Il sIisE.a. ~
fsbsxflhec
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23
solaIsrs Lsay. tot h, phIIIppIn..


Atlanta May s2-Tho Sixteenth reg
imynI 81 infantry q. \ A. which has
b"cn doing EarrisOn duty a. Port Me
Pheraon Tor several years loft saiuf
day morning ~ . o'eloch for Van Ffaa
cisco. frUm Sbich point II will nai
hay 81 FOE lhs Philippines, where a
rocs 10 relieve tho Seventeenth lnfaa.
try. which later comes 10 Atlaata for
l'ost duty The resipsRt len IN thFss
sections over the seso0aFd Ar I1ns.
This road all deliver The soldiers 70
tho Frisco system In birmingham. Ala
Tho 'Friseo company will eopvey them
70 Kansas CITY from Whieh pIaee the
SANTA w. rDu,s wlii carr them 10 aaa
francisco The trip vRi occupy sir
days The feEimsnt arrivihs IN aAn
francisco 90 neat FRIDAY morning.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23
APPEAL IS MADE
TO ROOSEVELT
President Requested To Look
Into Equitable Trouble.
TO INSTITUTE AN INVESTIGATION
The Recent Sect Trust investigation
and Coal STRIKE commissioH Cltee
a. Preesssnts--No Word Vet Frem
The President.

~ FteScoente-No Woro fet FreW
The President
New Norh. MAY q. President Roose.
welt has b,vn requested To take eOgal'
xauCe OF the situation that has boon
brought about by the Equitable lAte
Assurance society trouble and TO Inst.
TUE = national Interrogation OF the "a
,urauce business a. Il 10 now conduct
ed. The inquiry into the beef trust
aud the present Standafd Oh invcstl
CATION arc quoted ~ prrccdcnts.
TINS pQuestIon vas made by W. +,
h.ng, former president OF the Mer'
chants association OF this city. Who
has written the president a. a policy
holder IN several companies, asking
cha, such an Investigation he made 40
der The interstate commerce aw that
should be deemed not practicable. M
king asbs the president Ca appoint
national commission on the lines %
The cual commission that settled tho
anthracite strike to make an lnqulty
AMI report In case the president Do
c.d's that he has po Jurisdiction" said
Mr. k,na today. ~ N my purpose 10
form committee prior To- the conVeh
ms ol congress IN autumn 10 start "a
agitation Ia every state In the union.
by Hcndlug ont literature to every meT
chat and manufacturing concern, to
The number 81 l5l .0DO. having met
cantiv rating of go 900 and above {
WI ask th,sr men not ohly 90 interest
Themselves. bu their employees IN p"
tlt.ouug thrIr members of congress
and s,naiDr providing HE president
ha NOT he poser 90 make thorough
ipt,stIEati0H and pat these great Ia.
surauce corporations under gpveru'
m,nial control
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23
30 YEARS IN PRISON FOR WOOD,
Man Possessed by "Famillsrs" Pleas
Guilty OF Murder.

Someryille. ~ j., May 22.-George
II. Wood, Of New York, pleaded guilty
OF murder in the second degree in
shooting George Williams, q grocer. OF
Watchhung. on Feb. >.
Wood vas sentenced to 30 years In
prison. At the opening OF ,he trial
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23
ARMIES ON VERGE
OF GREAT BATTLE
Lines Are Being Formed By
Japanese and Russians.
loVAMA's PLANS NOT KNOWN
General LineViteh, II is Reported, Is
Ready 70 Accept . Decisive Battle.
japanese Drive Russians Northward
Other War News.

Gunshu Pass. May 22.-lOS Miles
North Of Tie Pass, Manchurls-A gen
sral engagement is imminent heid
Marshal oyams Is deploying heavy
6orces against General Lnevitchs LEFT
and is contracting his troops along the
center, but his base is opposite the
Russian right. 1t is not yet clear
which wing is making demonstration
and which will deliver the main blow
IL is evident from Linevltch's prepare.
tons that he intends TO accept a de-
: clsive battle.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

TTyT1F1 KENNEY-A NEW AND MODERN HOTEL IN
'~- THE FsERKSTIIRE HILLS, PITTSFTELD. GAsk
ToFe TERMS ADDRESS KENNEY 6 SON
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

aires that are kept in excellent condtloonn oo ny
exhaust fans there are often as much as oooovo W
cI,bic feet There is difficulty that may De
met in the use of fans in the subway. The cars
moving in opposition to the efforts OF the idIls
might set up contrary air currents. the eHeot
of the movements of the trains. think Woulu
be eliminated by placing the fans IN alcoVes.
There they would receive a steady now OF an az
and would cause a steady draught from the
station entrances toward themselves.
The dust in the subway seems largely con-
fined 10 the portion of the road between the
bridge and 42d-st. The people bring a large
amount of il in. and doubt that much is caused
nv the wearing of the wheels and other parts OIL
the machinery OF the cars. ! agree with the
suggestion that was made some time ago that
the removal of the dust and odors would ne
greatly facilitated if the entire floor Of the sub
Wav was made of concrete or asphalt. Such a
floor might readily be washed.
Health Commissioner Darlington has drawn
up rules to be applied in the cleaning OF the
stations and walls of the subway most of whlch
the marlborough company has already put INTO
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08
RAIN FOULS SURWAY AIR.
Heat and Humidity Increase The
OfensiJe Odors.

The subway yesterday exhibited all the Of
fensive qualities of an unventi!atcd and
crowded car on warm wet day The crowds
who pstronized il were either very wet them
selves or carried dripping umbrellas The wet
garments ard muddy feet filed the air with
odors Of all descriptions which, if not strictly
u:.healthful we're decidedly offensive The
patrons of the road seemed particularly affected
by the eloseness Of the tunnel, because they had
3ast come from the outside air. frsshened by the
strong breeze and the rain.
Dur4nd woodman. a chemist. talked 10 a
Tribune reporter the humidity and the dust
O. The subway. lie said:
The subway is very much like cellar The
humidity IS one Of the chef causes OF its Of
fensiveness. Underground the amount of
moisture IN the atmosphere varies extremely
iltiie frenl day day. The air without on the
a. ier hand Is constantly changing in this re-
epsct Consequently, when the air without is
dry and the subway air very humid, the effect
upon the patrons OF the road Is bound TO be
very dtss agreeable,
see reason why exhaust fans would not
ise saecess iR keeping the air OF the subway
ike the outside ain. There IS scarcely 100000
ssIbc Zee; o. atmosphere IN the subway between
- stations. While IA lis i4ss.e halls and the
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08
RTRGLARY IN DAYLIGHT.
Thief Dashes In and Out of Central
Parh, and Escapes.

daring daylight burglar caused no end OF
excitement in Central Park West about o'clock
Yesterday afternoon. After robbing the apart
ment of Mrs L. r. Hall, on the street floor of
No AGA Central Park West and nearly frighten-
ing her into Mysteries when she caught him in
the act he got away
Mrs Hail. who is well known in Christian
Science circles on the West Side left her apart
ment to put a letter in the mail box at l06th-s
She carefully locked the door behind her ana
gone about five minutes. When she re-
| turned she found a in her back parlor
emptyfng the drawers of a dressing table.
With hand his revolver pocket the
burglar walked toward her. According to Mrs.
Hall he did not say a word but looked quite
| ready to kill her. She made herself as small as
possible, and he slipped out through the door,
Then Mrs. Hall uttered a shrek that alarmed
the block and started after the fleeing thief
Isaac Hail. Mrs. Halls husband, was in a
laundry near by and took up the chase. a col
ored man and several others joined him. The
| burglar dashed up the steps leading into the
park at 1O6th-st. The pursuing men, some dis
! tance in the rear and putting hard followed The
! rohber ran south as far as 1O0th-st where he
| Faulted the stone fence which surrounds the
/ park and jumped downtown car.
Then the Halls went back and counted nm
lhelr loss The thief had taken $25 from q
| purse on the parlor table and loaded revolver
! from the dressing table. In some wav he over
| looked Mrs. Halls Jewels diamonds and pearls
| table. va w U '
A detective from the West 1OOth-st. station
got around TO the apartment about O'clock
MIS- Hall had some things to say to him about
| me poor police protection in that part of the
| city " 'N0
: And in broad daylight, too!' was Mrs Hairs
! climax. The police ought to be ashamed Of
| themselves" -
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08
| Pa11l Smith S
ADIRONDAC CKS
THE ADIRONDACEs.
Hotel q M p e e Rs S a Al NJ %
"a AND COTTAGES
ON LOVER SARANAC LAKE

most delightful lake and mountain resort Opens
June Golf Links, Fishing, Rowing Bath
ing Tennis and Dancing. Superior Music Post. tee-
graph and telephone offices hotel. Booklet G. s.
MOULTON Manager, AmpeTsand. N. Y. NeW-fork Of-
2S9 Fourth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

sloog Maurice-FrederIck ............ 161 Oe
Stayner Geo H--Chernical Nat Bank
HermaEMoses Zirl H. 10
Smart, CJ Frederick Handy. AZ 81
Siegal Abraham--Caleb ] Mitna ct
Sucker EmiI-Marie Greve 1928 IS
Shelton, wul-City OF New-York 16T 2S
Schmaus. Jhseph-same 1a2 10
Schmidt, Wanna Z Leaycraft. 222 81
Spivack JonasAdolph Prince 7S9 6S
Smith, B-Le Roy Weed. 297 90
Tallman. Cornelius HHenry w Smith. 6,543 20
Thorn. Clara F-Sigmund Gutfreund. 207 46
Urban Anthony TBert X Bloch 12I 90
Vassilades. Constantine D-Couninos D Tava-
Sane-Assoeated Merchants OF n Y, costs.
White Chas H-I.ous sherry ................ 1858 %
Wolfsoln Clara-Norman + Kerr. 80 81
Wolff, Wian-Ki!lian Bauer. costs. 40 0i
Webster. Everett B-MooTe & Mungerce. 0S4 40
Weller. Katherine, admx-N Mercantile Ex- 400 -
Afar, A-FIarry
1syltanoe Cybss SIlert X Bloch 15s
yvsrran fdvrars N-Fsnnens smith & Wiemann Co ~ 81
5sIab Miner and
Island Gown 7 Barnes or al .aAod6 %
John Langley Co-Joseph II Jasper ana aho o1 90
The Demorest Pattern co-Gastave Lndehnneyer 80 .,
w r Eidder co.city Of New-YoriI. 162 s.
T-,nnel 2S5 T2
Rubber Tire Co Of Amsrica-same. . o9s Y
+ Howard & Sonsanne 20 -
Me%ndsslIae' west virginia anu .....- so7 90
Inc now S0opeisaFe Iu.."s iOsa IL
MSTlFsEe Sssag ana realty 90 OF ao72
eqSra,9n Tsa SAVINGS ana i-'Ai. $50 OF
Central Crosstewn ca-Thomas Mactcrns-ex 8 so ~
shepard 6 afess lumber CoFranhn fFuS sSss sSsS ~
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

TTTr Top HOUSE, Peru, Mass.-Elov, 2.239 T. Hixh-
I'll es resort in the Berkshire hills Beautiful outlook
lake and brook fishing MILK and vegetables fror9 own
farTn Opens June s; 81 to $40. Mrs A NJ BALL
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

@RoOgI.Ayyry COTTAGE, LEE. MASS.-Privsts resi-
enre: ali modern improvements; all requirarn
~ a ouiet country home; circulars on application 10
SEPH WARREN
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

OAK LAWN HOUSE IN ERKSHIRES--Acconrno-
~ dates 80: large rooms baths broad piazzas saaas
SsghtfuI location for particulars. z G. LAIRD
Proprietor. Stockbrdse. Mass
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

Virginia Ave. Beach. Atlantic Clty. n J. Opea
all tina year Fine Table. Suites. with private bath.
Handsomely Perfect sanlIay arrangements
Special for winter. Capacity
$50.
MRS. N. R. HAINES, Cwner and Propristor