davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1905-05-18
U. P. AGAIN FAvoRs WYOMING,

A reduction of eleven cents has
been made by the Union Pacific
ON freight rates to Wyoming
points. Here! here! Mr.. Harri-
mau, go slow, or our Othello's oc-
cupation's gone. just of it,
n reduction of IA cent IA mile on
passenger rates a few days ago.
and now eleven cents ON freight
rates; whew!
, 1905-05-18

The great valley of the Upper
North Platte could support a doz-
en- sugar beet factories and never
turn a hair. Besides that it could
keep "A dozen smelters, a wool
securing plant, half Il dozen Houl
mills, a dozen electric lines into
the adjacent mountains, all busy.
and support a population OF
100000 souls Just like cutting but
ter with a hot knife,
, 1905-05-18
500 Reward.

A rewrrd of 500 will be paid by
this company for the arrest and con-
viction of the person or persons guilty
Of interfering with or breaking the
telephone line between Encampment
and Sarrtoga.
Il. NJ. b. TELEPHONE Co.
H. j.. BoLLIN, Local Mgr.
, 1905-05-18

The people of Walden some of
them-are boycotting the Union
because the editor took II conser-
vative and sensible course in pub
fishing the proceedings of the
local school meeting, on which
the people Were. divided There
, 1905-05-18

President Roosevelt is so thor
oughly American-such II typical
representative of American man
hood-that even his political enc
mics love and vencrate him.
, 1905-05-18

A lie will eventual be overtuken
and slain by the truth. No matter
how it may fly ii cannot escape.
, 1905-05-18

Every man loves his friends.
Therefore, if you would have II
man love you, be his friend.
, 1905-05-18

The Sun is sorry to note that
Sheridan is likely to lose her sugar
beet factory by not being able TO
get the necessary 1000 acres sub
scrlbed, Now, if We had a rail
roati in this valley. we could have
10000 acres subscribed for sugar
beets inside of a month, enough
10 supply ten sugar beet factories
When you come to figure ON sugar
beet factories, this valley a beat
the band. and then some.
, 1905-05-18

Nan Patterson is out. and we
are glad of it, you bet. Wouldn't
it be fine to see her break an UNI
brella over Rand's head,
, 1905-05-18
Bulls for Sale.

Eleven head of blooded Durham
bulls for sale, cheap. Address or call
on JOIN c. JACK,
5-I-3m Elk Mountain, Wyo.
, 1905-05-18

Say Did it even to you that
the man with a small ranch in "A year
or two will have "A small fortune? Well
call and see me, | have a large list of
cheap ranches. d. S. Crawford
, 1905-05-18

100 TO 1000 acre ranches cheap
buy now before spring opens up
d. s. Crawford
, 1905-05-18

If capital is lookidg for a place
TO invest its money in profitable
industries, let it give this valley a
try.
, 1905-05-18

For Sale-Large, second hand in
cubator, in good order, for $500.
Baker, Bremen n McAnally. 39-tf
, 1905-05-18

One good boarding house for
$3.50, with every thing TO start
business. d. S. Crawford
, 1905-05-18
Rooms and Board.

| have four furnished rooms for
rent, with or without board. Terms
moderate. Mrs. Eli LEE.
, 1905-05-18

Yours for Real Estate business
d. = Crawford
, 1905-05-18

Saratoga wants "A railroad, and
wants il bad.
, 1905-05-18
For Sale Mich Cow.

a fresh mich COW for sale. Inquire
at the Sun office.
, 1905-05-18

Three, 100 mere ranches that are
cheap. d. ;. Crawford.
, 1905-05-18

Five 800, and one 440 acre
ranches all in good shape.
ID. :. Crawford.
, 1905-05-18

do nothing. but REAL ESTATE
business. ID S. Crawford
, 1905-05-18
MAIL SCHEDULE.

Arrival and departure of mails from
the Post Office at Saratoga, Wyoming,
in effect November Is, 1901:
ENcAMrMENT, RAMBLER, BATTLE. Pearl
AND DowNINGToN.
Arrives daily ...............1IOO a. m.
Departs daily .............. loo p. m.
wNLCOTT.
Arrives daily ................ll:3O "A. M.
Departs daily ..............n$3O a. m.
BENNETT.
Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. ........... 200 u, m.
Departs Mondays, Wednes.
days and Fridays ........ 500 am
DILLON AND R|uDErEHA.
Arrives daily, except Monday, 600 y. m.
Departs daily, except Sunday, 500 "A. m.
All mails close fifteen minutes before
time of departure, except mail for Dill.
lon. which closes at 6 p. m.
ANpREw NJ McANALLY, r. NJ.
, 1905-05-18

100 acre ranch for sale.
d. S. Crawford.
, 1905-05-18
Don't Forget THE WRITING is ALWAYS IN SIGHT

w are sole Agents for Wyoming. Write for Catalog and PrceS,
We We aiso carry "A iuLl line of Ribbons for all Machines, Cartons, OH
etc. 'f ape swinging
LONG DISTANT TELEPHONE No. 8. WALKER & LEE
1914 Capitol Avenue, Cheyenne, wy"
, 1905-05-18

Ranch and city property for sale.
H. L. RECKMEyER, Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
: TO EXPEDITE JUSTICE.
NeTc Bills to PreUent Lazc's DeLou
To Be Introduced.
lBf TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

AihanE- March l--Representing the Laws De-
laT Commission of last year, Wheeler H Peck kham
and J. Noble Hayes today called on Governor Hig-
gins and then consulted with Senator EIsberg
a0'ui the introduction Of some Of the measures
passed last session Dut vetoed by Governor OdelI
on Inc opinion Of the Attorney General that they
were Unconstitutional The representatives to-day
presented Governor Higgins with letter setting
FORTH the needs Of such legislation and asking CO.
operation. They also presented to the Governor
Inc opinions Of various lawyers declaring that last
i iaa measures We're constitutional. Senator Els
DEIg consented to introduce several of the meas
ui'S, provided that they were so drawn that there
could be no question of their constitutiopality
ne letter stated that the question had been
thoroughIy considered by the commission and also
ibf me judiciary committee of the Association oF
me Bar Of the City Of New York and the concln-
.Flon unanimously reached that the proposed Iees-
ttlon OF the late Attorney General seemed not 70
nave Deei drawn 10 number of decisions in other
itaies holding valid similar legislation under sim
liar constitutions. W
Inc legislature constantly provided for refer
enceF. Il said: of the whole issues by consent and
lo1 cases, g. those involving long accounts and
1hcse which heretofore had been CUSTOMARY in
tchancery. III
i Instances Of how the law is DELAYED are c,ted
~ was stated that on the Special Term calendar
IN New-f York City in the last three months of JeN4
42 cases were tried and disposed of and $40 ca
added to the calendar thus Increasing the nunabe.
on that calendar by 22S % 49, ''iOor
This calendar. however, is far less behind than
any other: The total net addition of ali csses ~
ifhe calendar in those three months was 5a or et
1.-THE rate Of 2.00 year. - "
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
SATURDAY. MARCH 4.
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Wednesday, March l
ARRIVED

steamer Kaiser Wilhelm Crosse Ger Cs,ppers
Bremen February 21 Southampton and Cherboir9
70 Oelrichs x co. with $50 cabin 756 pas
sengers mails and mdse. Arrived Bar at 1912
18th
Steamer CIrosser Kurfurst (Ger) Relmkasten Bremen
February 10 Oelrichs Co with 1Ts cabin and a7s
at 4:22 a ~ ~
steamer Rotterdam Outch>. Brunsnna Rotterdam Feb
Arrived at the Bar at 1910 a m. ~
IS Naples II and Gibraltar 20 TO Oerchs & Co with lax
cabin and 15s5 seerage Arrived at
the Bar at 124 m -
steamer Buceros (Er Johnston Calcutta December "a
Colombo January Port said 20 Algiers 20 and Rer-
muda February 90 via Philadelphia D. Norton q Son
with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 1918 . m
% Victoria February 2 Pernamhuco IL Barbados ~
to Punch. Edye Co. with mails and mdse. Arrived al
Steamer ADVANCE Corning Colon February % 20 the
Panama r r SIS co. with ~ passengers malls ana mdse
Arrived the Bar nj a N
Steamer Arapahoe. Kembie Jacksonville February oi
via Charleston p. TO William Clyde Co. with mas
seSgers and s mdse Passed Quarantine at 1885
6 ~ ' at
Steamer Manhanset (Br) Garlck C1enfuegos February
D. 70 the United States Shipping Company with sugar
TO Czarnikow, McDougan co. Arrived at Bar at
Sandy Hook j. March l. $40 p n,-wind por,,
northwest. fresh breeze: clear.
SAILED.
Steamers Marie Mcneil Ger. Manzanio. Fer, d,aD
Fernandna Silvia tRrl, Johns N p. Duncan NJ
from Perth Atnhoyl, Halifax; Ryndam CDutch) Foferl
dam via i$ouogne Tudor Prince (Br). Cape Town etc
jamestown. and Newpor Se,ys Ts Ts
asas Galveston Cariboee tBrl. st kits Antigua etc
nagua, Port Prince. etc: Prins Wiieu ~ SOWtch{
Port Prince. etc Mamma Hata baltimore. TorrbT,ont
Trinidad; James S Whitnev R.' Cliy i
sandy Hoofl: Ackworth CBrl, Newport News -
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
FIGHTS BILL WITH BACKBONE.
Part of Skeleton Exhibited to Prove
Osteopathy ''Fake Theory"
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Albany, March 1.-The exhibit Of the backbone Of
a young lamb furnished the sensation of the hear
ing on osteopathy in the Senate Chamber to-day.
The lamb had been freshly killed and many OF the
women who crowded the galleries shuddered ap-
parently when 1t first brought in. The hear
ing was on the Davis bill providing for State
recognition and regulation of the practice of os-
teopathy. Dr. Robert T. Morris, OF New-York
City. in placing the lamb the table made a
direct challenge to any osteopath present to move
Of its vertebre fraction of inch. cit
can't be done said he. 1.-The whole practice of
osteopathy is based q false theory
None of the supporters Of the bill saw At to ac-
cept this challenge. but they had plenty to say
their side of the question They asserted that gen
utne osteopaths have as good medical education
physicians OF the recognized schools. The Davis
bin was drafted to protect their profession from
ignorant and incompetent masseurs and others
maquerading under the osteopaths' title. The ply
sicians under the leadership of DR. Frank Van
Fleet, Of New-York chairman OF the State Medi-
cal Society legislative committee. attacked the
measure asserting that it IAN attempt to
enter the medical i profession by a back door As
athy. let them first get the degree of NJ. D.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02

Bills Introduced to Prohibit Ne7c-
-ork from Taking Its WotCr.
rBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TrrBrHH.l

TBY TELEGRAPH 70 TIE TRIBUNE
Albany March i.-Following closely upon the
declaratio of the representatives Of Ulster
County a: the hearing the water measures
yesterday that New-York City was not wanted
in that county. the legislative representatives. of
that county to-day introduced in both branches
of the legislature n measure excluding New
York City from: any access to Ulster, and eX-
pressy prohibiting the extension OF the city
water system there under any conditions. AS
Mayor Mcclellan has already publicly declared
that the city desires to go TO Ulster, and that
Ulster streams. particularly Esopus and Ron
dout creeks. the only real available source
of additional water. the seriousness of this step
is apparent The bill introduced to-day by Sen
ator Cordts and Assemblyman Coutant reads as
follows
Notwithstanding the provisions of any gen.
eral or special law. a municipal or other cor
poTation shall not have the power to acquire by
condemnation for the purpose of increasing or
improving the water supply of any such mu-
nicipaty not situated in the county of Ulster,
or for supplying the inhabitants of any such
municipal corporation not situated within such
county with water and lands, easements.
streams water rights in that county.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
WHAT DO THE POLICE DO2
The Senate Requests Mayor to Make
Full Report.
[RY rELEGRAPH 40 THE rRIRCNE.

Albany. March l.-Mayor Mcclellan has been re-
quested 20 send the Senate detailed report OF the
total number OF patrolrnen, roundsmen ard SER
geants in the New-York police force and how each
Is detailed Senator Page introduced the resolution
to-day and It adopted without discussion or
opposition. The resolution reads follows:
Whereas, There is public complaint that portions
of the city of Newly Ork are fnadequatey protect
ed by police patroImen and it II Charged
that a large portion of the rolice force of said
city is detailed duties other than that of patrol
ling the city. To the end that the legislature may
be informed of the facts relating thereto, be 1t
resolved, that the Mayor of the city OF New ork
be requested to report to the Senate Of the State
of NeV-York within ten days tho total number OF
patroImen rounds1nen and sergeants. setting forth
each grade separately, detailed as follows on Feb
ruary 81 1906: To public offices and bureaus. ferries
and public places other than official, railroad
stations institutions and buildings other than Off
cal and courts: TO perform clerical work to act
telephone and telegraph operators, to patrol
wagons as drivers steam boiler inspection work as
mechanics and Iaborers. or any other detail not
covered by the foregoing other than patrolling the
streets and parks OF the city, the total number OF
detective sergeants and how detailed
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02

since the increase in the excise tax in 1903
was under consideration, has there been any
such activity or spirit manifest as was TO be
seen IN the Senate lobbies yesterday and to-
day.
Ihe Republican members of the Senate to-
hlSht met in caucus, and after three hours dis
cusslon failed to agree on any gas measure.
w nile the Republican Senators were in caucus
Charles f. Murphy sent a dispatch to the Tam
many Senators TO support the Fitzgerald bill
Ihis message might have been taken with some
snow OF credulity were II not known that
feat of all gas bills to-day. and that during all
the tight Senator Grady has been away from
his place. Moreover, the first defeat of gas was
que to the absence Of Senator Fitzgerald at the
time for moving his measure.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
Public Notices.
SSS1T=IFRENE CoTRT, APPELLATE DIVISION.

CUPRENE COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION
~ First Department-In the matter application
OF the and Manhattan Railroad Company
appointment Of three commissioners to determine and
port railroad ought to be op
PTBLI, NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant
provisions of chapter Of the Laws Of ise1
amended undersigned Hudson and Manhattan Rail-
Will apply TO the Appellate Division OF the
Judicial Department at term thereof be at the
Appellate Division Court House. at Madison Avenue
New York Friday the 10Th day March. 1905
the afternoon. thereafter counsel
the above entitled matter TO determine and
Division after hearing
railroad OF said Railroad Company ought 20 be construct
ed and operated Ihe papers upon winch the aforesaid
publication will be made the petition OF the said
Company. dated February 1905 papers
office Of the Clerk OF Appellate Division on or
Feby 1908. addition other
papers shall be presented 70 the said by
said Railroad Company
description OF the and general plan OF con-
structon OF said railroad form part papers filed
SYNOPSIS Of the said route: From the State line
Cortlandt a point Westerly line
Church and thence curving Northwardly and
thence Westwardly under Fulton Street and West
Street and the Hudson River State line.
subway for foot under Dey Street from the
terminal and station at Church Street Broadway
Broadway John Street.
The object OF the aforesaid application is to
appointment Commissioners who determine
public hearing OF all parties interested, whether such
faroad ought be operated, shall
the evidence taken said Appellate Division
In favor OF the construction operation
road (as this Company Will ask that II shall be) shall
consents Of the property along the lines OF the
said Railroad Company
Dated New York, February "a 1903.
HUDSON AND MANHATTAN RAILROAD COMPANY.
by w. G. McADOO President
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
PARK RAILROAD BILL KILLED
Mr. Ellis Asks for Unfavorable Report
Clash Over Bedell Bill.
IRy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE ]

Albany. March 1.--As a result Of the widespread 4
icriticism of his measure which was intended ,o
prevent the extension Of the elevated railroads into
Bronx Park. but which. in point Of fact opened a
fper7nissive path for them. Assemblynan Ellis +o
ffsy asked the Assembly Railroads Committee to
report the measure unfavorably and thus kill II
and other civic bodies ~"
me edell bill. which is criticised as opening the
way Tor the New-YoTk City Railroad to secure a
permanent franchise in Amsterdam ave. came mn
IN the Assembly this morning, and was fnstantiyy
opposed by Assemblymen Hornidge and StanIev
representing the Republican and Tammanv OF =
lEanlzatons respectively. while Senator McCarren's
lieutenant John McKeown rushed TO the assistance
OF MI Eedel with the suggestion that the bill he
aavsnGed ana debated on third reading. Assembly
man Eiornidge emphatically objected TO this and
the bill was allowed 10 stand. and an agreement
was ma &c 10 debate II next Thursday
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
Nav COUNSEL IN HOOKER ,Nou,ev

Aioart. March William p. Goodeile. Of svra-
'ase ana s. c. Huntington. of Pulaski win be
senior and Junior counsel. respectively for ,be
s'ate lar Association il connection with the in.
Nestlgation OF the charges against Supreme Corrt
Justice Warren 3. Hooker by the Assernb;, H.
dietary Committee. The selection or these counsel
was announced to-day by the executive oommittea
ot the association. TO whom II delegated s
meeting Of the counsel representing State asso
citation and the several city associations in,rited 20
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
TO EXEMPT FRATERNITIEs.
An Amendment in the Bracket Life Insur
ance Bill.

many March There was no opposition TO the
bra "kett bin requiring copies all pertinent docu
ments 10 he attached 10 copies Of life insurance
iolicles When the measure had a hearing this
morning before the Senate Insurance Committee
s'ltlre lest week Senator Amber succeeded af,a-
:. slFnsge IN having the bin referred back on the
LII pea i1at three OF the largest comma
tFe stale desired chauce to express their orro.i
a.l 81 was Epecied mat the meeting of the Com
Ii-itft N'ltd be q lively The hill viii 10 -
toW.l %lth an amendment exemptfng f-aterreI
p"iisnt organizations from its requirements '''
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
ACTION IN BEHALF OF CANAL.

Albany. March 1.-The Senate to-day passed Sen
ator Hills constitutional amendment extending
from eighteen TO fifty years the maximum life
limit of State bonds. This has reference espe-
ment.
Interest on the expected first issue of barge canal
bonds is provided for in bills introduced in the
Assembly to-day by Mr. Patton of Erie. The bills
apprOpriate S125.Ooo for that pmrnose.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
AGAINST SEPARATE suswAYs.

lBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.1
Albany, March William Barclay Parsons who
was formerly chief engineer of the Rapid Transit
Commission and is Il member OF the Panama
Commission, talked to-day in reference to the Els
berg bill, now before the Senate Cities Committee
Although he did not take up bin in detail Mr.
PARSONS is under stood TO oppose that portion of the
hil which provides for the separation Of the con-
tracts for the construction ard operation future
SIhRaES
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
TO DEFINE BANKS SECURITIES.

Albany, March I.-Representatives OF savings
banks in every large city in the State and of sew
eral trust companies appeared before the Senate
Banks Committee this afternoon in favor OF the
Davis Dill defining the securities in which savings
banks may invest their deposits There was no
opposition TO the measure. and since il is approved
snor, ns oe sae superintendent Of Banks favorable
ieport - expected from the committee
: Ehe Senate To-day passed the hin of caro.o-
DilEls requiring banks and trust cornpanies 10 in
serrea drnoEifs - ~ "III"uHt ~ pre-
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
FOR MUNICIPAL LIGHTING

Albany March IA bin permitting cities Of the
second ard third classes contract for thc I,pb,t
of public streets and buildings with electricity for
q period not exceeding ten years was offered to
day by Assenbyman Yale. The contract must he
let at public auction. and. consideration shan
expressly provide prices lower than the prices now
paid b. the city for similar service and shall also
provide for progressive reduction Of such prices
from year 70 year with proper indemnity to either
party against possible viola don. ~
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
FAVOR BOXING BOUTS.
Committee Reports Frawley Bill for Contests
Of Limited Rounds.

Albany. March 1.-The Senate Codes Committee
to-day reported favorably Senator Frawley's bill
permitting limited round boxing bouts IN amateur
clubs, Assemblyman Prentices bill providing that
pohcy fines shall be paid to the NewYork Antf-Pol
icy Society and Assemblyman Phillips's permitting
actions for divorce when the offence is committed In
this State and the defendant resides here when the
hegi
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
helm Gso Richter. New-York via Plymouth and

helm (CieTl, Richter, York via
CherbourE 'SN''uui anu
Orengo New-York: C,ratic 5Sr1 N.tap'
York; m I'rinz Oskar Ger. DugEe New y"
Algers. Feb 26-Passed, steamer IndrameVo fRr, -
New-Hdrk for Aden. singapore, Manila etc
Kobe Feb 2I-ArriVed steamer Indrapura tJsr, H.
A., New,fot Via Aden Singarore. Manila etc s'
Manila, March Arrived previously steamer -
tBrl craven. Yokohama New -York
heTmuda March l. i:i5 u nl-Saued
err Fraser, Y ''o'"4uuiafi
New-York via Queenstown '''i'' ''''
Dover March L h:A6 p m-Arrived steamer Pra,or,a
ceeded). ~ @'S 'anu pro
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS

Dutne Head March Passed. steamer Deutschland Ger
ianK Dalldorn, Rotterdam Shields FOR New yori,
Queenstown March l. l2Oo m-Arr;ved, steamer Mates
'aio pro
Hoist New York via Christ tiansand - N7a'"
Hamburg Feb 26-Arrived. Silvia O,er1 Nr..-.-
Baltimore New-Yort '''' '''ss''-
Bremen, Feb %. mArrived steamer x ronnr,,x W.,
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
MEDAL FOR GENERAL HENRY.

tlhsGy March Governor Higgins to-day pre-
seuted 20 Adjutaut General Henry a medal 70 sig
Y5llze his twenty years OF service In IN" National
Guard. General Henry VIII wear the medal for tie
hrst time at q public function in ;he Inaugural
parade at Washington Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
THE PALISADES FOR a PARK

Albany. March IA bill granting to the Pa-
sades Commission power to acquire the Palisades
a public park introduced in the Assembly
to-day by Mr.. Hurd. The State engineer and srIr-
Veyor is empowered to quarry such rock for good
roads from the mountain may be necessary
without destroying the scenic beauty OF the prop
fF
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 6:24 Sunset Moon rises 4:25 Moons aSa 27
HIGH WATER
AM.-Sandy Hook Island 5:25 He'll CatA -.1s
PM.-Sandy Hook 5:32 Gov Island sos Hell Cate 7:5S
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02

Washington, Feb "a. 1so5.-sEALED PROPOSALS
will be office o'clock noon March
IS 1905 for furnishing six hundred OF ght-inch
cast iron water pipe. Specifications forms OF
proposal may be obtained at this Office. HENRY B. 2
MCFARLAND HENRY L. WEST. JOHN BIDDLE
Commissioners.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02

Grand Opera season isOf-i9O5
direction Of Mr. Heinrich Couried-
This Evening 7,30, Special PeTf0rrnance--Di1
MEISTERSINGER. Altcn. Jacoby; BuTgstalisr Van
ROoy. Gorltz Biass Reiss, Nuhlmann. Co1d'r. Hertz
Special Prices-S1. s. 81 -. s.
Fri. Evg. Nch 3D. at s. Last SU0scription EvE
Grand Miscellaneous BIZ. Beginning with scene
CAVALLERIA- RUSTICASA- DE- Macchi- Jacooy.
Bauermeister Bars. Begus; followed By ACT ~ o.
Ia GIOCONDA. Nordica. Homer CaTus0. Graldoui.
Dufrche followed bv ACT III OF II BARBIERE DI
SIVIGL.TA. Sembrich. Dippel CiiraldonL Journer
Hoss. concluding with ACT I OF PAtiLIACCI AltenS
Caruso. Scott. Eeiss Parvis Conductor. ViEna
Attn. Mch- &. a 2-TOSf'A- Emma Eau1es;
Dippel. Scotti Rossi, Dufriche- Bars Cond yisna
Sat EvE.. Nch- T. Popular Prices. at s-4S-DlE
wALKUERE Walker. Fremstad. Homer; Burgstallsr.
Van ROoy BlasS- Conductor. Hertz
Evg.. Mch- ;. Pop Prices. at 8 30.
LAST SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT.
SOlOsts: Mile. DE Nacchi. VI GiraldcnL
Josef HOFFMAN,, Piano; Fritz kREISLER. Violin
BY arrangement with Mr.. Henry Woltsoh1l
Opera Orch t'ondr. M Franko
WEBER PIANO USED
IRVING PLACE THEATRE. star Z n
r. n o N Tonight. Fri & sat Evs.
Bjoernsons Comedy Drama "E F a Ii . m e n e.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
A UGUsTA ARsENAL AUGUsTA. Ca.

Feb. "a lso5-sealed proposals. in duplicate. sub
conditions. will
P. NJ March 80 1905 for the purchase condemned
ordnance stores Catalogues giving quantities condition
etc be had on application 10 ID. A. LYLE. Lieut.
Col. Ord. Dept, Comdg